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The gloriously gorgeous Nate Archibald is back and he brought a good storyline with him! The Captain, aka Nate's father, is back and he has secret plans. While Nate is initially surprised that his dad wants to make a life with him and his naïve mother, he eventually finds out the truth with Vanessa and the FBI's help. Extortion and kidnapping? Excellent work, writers of GG! To think Nate's own father would basically hold his wife and child for ransom, is so terribly sad and pathetic. I'm glad Nate put on his big boy pants and turned him in. He is now truly the man of the family. Tear! Speaking of growing up, Chuck Bass sure has discovered his sweet side hasn't he? What a good stepbrother he was to show Eric the safe and his dossier. I'm sure that nothing in Eric or Serena's files were really so shocking — after all, we already know that Serena accidentally helped kill someone sorta — but Lily! We finally got to find out her secret. She was in an institution at 19-years-old…but we still have to wait to find out why. My guess would be something to do with a wild childhood, her undying love for a guy she wasn't allowed to be with, and probably some sort of substance abuse. Lily has suddenly become so much more intriguing. I smell that the Bass-Van Der Woodsen clan is headed for trouble. What was up with Lily and crew going to the Humphrey's for dinner? Whatevs. I hate to say it, but I think Lily and Rufus belong together.
I still fully disapprove of Aaron Rose. He still has chin pubes and he might even be more judgmental than Dan. (Wait is that possible?) And now he's going to be Blair's stepbrother. Speaking of Blair, can she and Chuck give into their desires next week please? They need to amp up her storyline, because lord knows it's the main reason why everyone watches this nonsense.
I'm going to end with Miss Vanessa. I know Nate is a hot piece, but intercepting Jenny's letter? Come on. You are supposed to be above the bull, Vanessa. Drama wasn't supposed to be your middle name! I'm glad Jenny came home; I might've shed a tear. I think we all know the feeling of fighting with our parents so much that we want to just go off on our own, but it's nice to reconcile and know the ones you love are always there. And that's what this episode was about, family… and secrets, lies and gossip. Until next week, xoxo.


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The Lure of God: A Biblical Background for Process Theism by Lewis S. Ford
Lewis S. Ford is Emeritus Professor at Old Dominion University, and founding editor of Process Studies Periodical (1971 - 1995). Published by Fortress Press, 1978. This material was prepared for Religion Online by Ted and Winnie Brock.
Chapter 1: Whiteheads Pilgrimage to Process Theism
Chapter 2: Divine Persuasion in the Old Testament
Chapter 3: Divine Sovereignty
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Chapter 5: The Resurrection as the Emergence of the Body of Christ
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How to: Crop an Image
.NET Framework 3.0
This example shows how to crop an image using CroppedBitmap.
CroppedBitmap is primarily used when encoding a cropped version of an image to save out to a file. To crop an image for display purposes see the How to: Create a Clip Region topic.
The following Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) defines resources used within the samples below.
<Page.Resources> <!-- Define some image resources, for use as the image element source. --> <BitmapImage x:Key="masterImage" UriSource="/sampleImages/gecko.jpg" /> <CroppedBitmap x:Key="croppedImage" Source="{StaticResource masterImage}" SourceRect="30 20 105 50"/> </Page.Resources>
The following example creates an image using a CroppedBitmap as its source.
<!-- Use the cropped image resource as the images source --> <Image Width="200" Source="{StaticResource croppedImage}" Margin="5" Grid.Column="0" Grid.Row="1" />
// Create an Image element. Image croppedImage = new Image(); croppedImage.Width = 200; croppedImage.Margin = new Thickness(5); // Create a CroppedBitmap based off of a xaml defined resource. CroppedBitmap cb = new CroppedBitmap( (BitmapSource)this.Resources["masterImage"], new Int32Rect(30, 20, 105, 50)); //select region rect croppedImage.Source = cb; //set image source to cropped
The CroppedBitmap can also be used as the source of another CroppedBitmap, chaining the cropping. Note that the SourceRect uses values that are relative to the source cropped bitmap and not the initial image.
<!-- Chain a cropped bitmap off a previosly defined cropped image --> <Image Width="200" Grid.Column="0" Grid.Row="3" Margin="5"> <Image.Source> <CroppedBitmap Source="{StaticResource croppedImage}" SourceRect="30 0 75 50"/> </Image.Source> </Image>
// Create an Image element. Image chainImage = new Image(); chainImage.Width = 200; chainImage.Margin = new Thickness(5); // Create the cropped image based on previous CroppedBitmap. CroppedBitmap chained = new CroppedBitmap(cb, new Int32Rect(30, 0, (int)cb.Width-30, (int)cb.Height)); // Set the image's source. chainImage.Source = chained;
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Chapter 1: Loose Ends
Carl Johnson in his mind: My brother was just arrested, and know my sister and friend are both dead. I am not sure what to do from this moment on. Should I just run off? Should I continue leading the gang? Should I reform myself? What should I do?
Announcer: Thank you for flying with FlyUS! We hope you enjoyed your flight! Have a wonderful day in Los Santos!
Carl: Hey Taxi!
(few moments later, Carl gets in the cab)
Roman: Where do you want to go?
Carl: Grove Street in Ganton.
Roman: On our way. Why do you want to go there?
Carl: I have to check on my house.
Roman: Okay. My name is Roman by the way. I immigrated from Serbia to work as a cab driver here in America. Where are you from?
Carl: I'm from Ganton. I just came here after I took a week long vacation in Las Venturas. I have a house up there. But my real home is Ganton. My name is Carl Johnson by the way.
Roman: It will be a pleasure to take you home.
(a few minutes later, Carl arrives at his home)
Carl: Thanks Roman!
Roman: Remember; call Belic Taxi Express if you want another Taxi!
Carl: Thanks.
(a few moments later, Carl goes inside his house)
Carl (talking to himself): Man, so empty around here. Nothing touched. The Nintendo 64 still turned off. Not one piece of bread eaten. Nothing man.
Random Grove Member: GET THE F*** OUT OF HERE!
Carl: Woah! It's just me Carl!
Random Grove Member: Oh, sorry about that. Didn't recognize that. You here to stay?
Carl: Yeah. You can go back to your home.
Random Grove Member: Call me if you need to protect any of your other properties.
(Moments later, Carl decides to go watch some television)
TV Game Show: Ok John, here is your question for 1,000,000 dollars. Who wrote the Canterbury Tales? Was it Geoffrey Chaucer, William Shakespeare, John Addison or Emily Dickinson?
TV Game Show: It's Geoffrey Chaucer!
TV Game Show: YOU JUST WON A MILLION DOLLARS!
Carl: I need to make some friends. I can't watch Who Want's to be a Millionaire all day every day.
(Carl picks up his cell phone)
Carl: Hey Roman!
Roman: Ah! It's you Carl!
Carl: Listen, I don't want a cab. I figured maybe we can just hang out, you know? Can you bring your car?
Roman: I have nothing going on anyway, let's go!
Carl: Alright, see you in 10 minutes)
(minutes later)
Carl: What's up Roman!
Roman: Hey good to see you! What do you wanna do?
Carl: I figured we might as well eat something.
Roman: HORRAY! I Love the food here! Burger Shot, Cluckin Bell, Wigwam, Well Stacked, EVERYTHING!
Carl: There is a Well Stacked near here. Wanna eat there?
Roman: Of course
(They drive to the Well Stacked Pizza Co in Idlewood Boulevard. It's unfortunately disputed territory between the Lime Families and Ballas.)
Pizza Guy: Hey! My name's Jeff! How can I serve you 2 Napoleon sized dickfaces!
Carl: Hey don't make fun of my height!
Roman: What's wrong with you?
Pizza Guy: Sorry, I hate this job. What the hell do you want?
Roman: I want a small "express sized" box. Give me pepperoni, ham, pineapple, bacon and chicken!
Carl: Same thing here!
Pizza Guy: I'll tell you when your shit is ready.
Carl: What a dickhead.
Roman: Let's sit here.
(A few moments later, Ballas arrive)
Pizza Guy: What do you purple wearing clowns want?
Balla #1: YOU'RE GETTING ROBBED BITCH! GIMME ALL UR MONEY!
Balla #2: AND GIVE US A LARGE PEPPERONI PIZZA!
Roman: Shit, we gotta get outta here!
Carl: C'mon, we can make a quick exit!
Roman: On the count of 3, 1, 2, 3!
Carl: RUN!
Balla #1: Hey!
(shots fired)
Roman: Shit! Get in my car!
Carl: STEP ON IT!
(They drive back to the Grove)
Carl: Damm, that was tense shit back there!
Roman: And we didn't get our food.
Carl: Next time, we get delivery.
Roman: Definitely! See you another time.
Carl: Okay
(Carl goes into his bedroom and watches some CBS and then calls it a night and sleeps)


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The Swedish Farmers' Gin Company was located in Elroy, Texas. Elroy was colonized by Texas-Swedes in the 1890s. The company was established in 1916 with Emil T. Nelson as president, Emil Wissen as secretary and A. Knut Nelson as treasurer. The company was run by a board of directors and had stockholders. According to the newly adopted by-laws the company changed its name to the Elroy Farmer's Gin Company in 1921.
E. T. Nelson and A. K. Nelson are brothers who farmed land in Elroy purchased by their father Olaus Nelson in 1893. Emil Nelson was born in 1875 in Austin, Texas and in 1905 married Anna Nyquist who has immigrated to Texas in 1900. Knut Nelson was born in 1881 and married Della Fredrikson in 1911. Both brothers were active in the Lutheran Church of Elroy.
The ledger covers the dates 1915 to 1950. Until 1922 much of the content of the ledger is in Swedish with the exception of the by-laws newly adopted in 1921. The ledger contains lists of stockholders, financial statements, stockholder meeting minutes, Board of Directors reports and meeting minutes and occasional correspondence interleaved in the pages. On March 1, 1950 the director's meeting minutes indicate there was decision to call a special meeting to consider reorganizing from an incorporated stock company to an incorporated non-profit cooperative. The meeting minutes from the special meeting held on March 14, 1950 detail the proceedings. A vote was called and there were 114 votes for and 40 votes against the reorganization. The Board of Directors was tasked with the power to complete the reorganization. The name was changed to Elroy Cooperative Gin Inc. This is the last entry in the ledger.
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Ledger donated by Thomas Blomquist and his relationship to the ledger is unclear. However, it is noted that the Blomquist family name appears among the list of stockholders in the ledger from 1916 to 1950.
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- 1 egg
- 1 1/2 pounds ground turkey or ground beef
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 large green pepper, chopped
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 can unsweetened pineapple chunks
- 1 cup chicken stock
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
- 4 tablespoons arrowroot powder
In a medium bowl, beat egg. Stir in ground turkey, salt and garlic. Shape into 30 meatballs. Brown meatballs in skillet in oil. Remove meatballs and add green pepper and onion and cook until tender. Drain pineapple and set 1/2 cup of juice aside. Stir in pineapple and return meatballs to skillet. Add chicken stock and bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer for 5 minutes. Meanwhile, combine apple cider vinegar, 1/2 cup of the pineapple juice and arrowroot powder in medium bowl. Stir in honey. Add mixture to skillet and bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 3 minutes.
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Jram, John C told you correct on the new Epo-Grip ear magic . Steve sent me some to try just after it was developed and it works great . I like George mentioned still use ear liners some with the 2 part Epo-Grip adhesive. Tryed bondo for awhile and just never satisfied with its results.
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Philibert looked on his friend admiringly, at this panegyric of the woman he loved.
Pliny relates in his panegyric, that he had caused five thousand free-born children to be sought out and educated.
But with all this panegyric, he does not seem to have been careful to be just to the memory of his hero.
Every panegyric contained in them is extravagant and hyperbolical, and every censure exaggerated and excessive.
I could not resist uttering this panegyric on our well-loved captain.
Ariosto took every occasion to interweave their panegyric with his verse.
The object of his discourse was a panegyric of himself and a satire on all other conjurors.
The subject of this panegyric coloured a little and laughed.
Or again, let us suppose that both should have occasion to pronounce a panegyric.
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HAWTHORN 4.4 10.5 13.7 17.8 (110) defeated SYDNEY 2.3 4.6 9.7
14.9 (93)
Hawthorn: N Thompson 3 B Johnson 2 J Rawlings 2 M Williams 2 R Vandenberg A Lekkas P Everitt N Lonie T Clarke S Mitchell L Picioane N Holland.
Sydney: B Hall 4 A Schneider 2 R O'Keefe 2 D Cresswell M O'Loughlin M Nicks J Bolton A Goodes J Crouch.
Best: Hawthorn: P Everitt, S Mitchell, N Thompson, M Williams, S Crawford.
Sydney: A Schneider, B Hall, D Cresswell, J Bolton, A Goodes. Umpires: Jason Baldwin, Stephen McBurney, Corin Rowe.
Injuries: Sydney: P Williams (ankle). Hawthorn: K Barlow (flu).
Reports: Nil
Umpires: Jason Baldwin, Stephen McBurney, Corin Rowe.
Official crowd: 33,473 at SCG
The Sam and Spider Show kept Hawthorn's season alive last night as the visitors secured their first win at the SCG since 1994, beating a fading Sydney by 17 points in front of 33,473 fans.
Needing to win to stay in touch with the top eight, the Hawks led for all but the opening minutes of the game courtesy of a live-wire display by Sam Mitchell (27 disposals) and a dominant Peter Everitt.
Reprising his round-four effort - when he booted four goals to help Hawthorn to a 42-point win over Sydney - Everitt made light of his seven weeks on the sidelines to feast on 17 disposals, six marks and a goal. But it was his ruck work, particularly against an ineffective Lewis Roberts-Thomson that really ignited the Hawks, Mitchell leading a pack of swarming small men who constantly ran off Everitt's taps and kept their Sydney opponents in check until midway through the third quarter.
By then the men playing in the 1925 guernseys of the original Mayblooms had built a 48-point lead and despite a surge by the Swans - a period that netted five quick goals to reduce the margin to three majors - Hawthorn had enough in reserve to claim a deserved win.
For this week, at least, coach Peter Schwab can afford to feel pity for counterparts such as Neale Daniher.
Just as last night's win breathed life back into Hawthorn's season, it heaped further misery on the Swans.
Notwithstanding the round-17 win over Fremantle, it has been a rough three weeks for the competition's surprise packets.
Sydney lost ruckman Jason Ball in that match and after successive losses and with games against Brisbane (away) and Collingwood (home) ahead, a home final is beginning to look decidedly shaky.
Roberts-Thomson might have exceeded expectations against Port Adelaide a week ago, but the 19-year-old's rawness was exploited unmercifully by Everitt last night.
The Swans' problems didn't end there. They have played undersized all year and although the tall Hawthorn line-up didn't exactly take them to the cleaners last night, they were constantly on the back foot against the likes of Nathan Thompson (three goals) and Jade Rawlings (two). Even the underdone Nick Holland was able to take four marks and kick a goal in the limited time he was on the ground. That goal, after a solid grab, was a crucial one, too, coming as it did at the end of the third quarter to staunch the Swans' best period of the match.
Not that the Swans gave up. After Jude Bolton kicked the opening goal of the final quarter five minutes in, only 19 points separated the teams. Goals to Rawlings and Thompson, both from frees, gave Hawthorn extra heart and after that the clock was always against Paul Roos' men. Conversely, it was acting for Schwab and he looked a pleased man after the siren as he gave a tick to his gamble of throwing returning trio Everitt, Holland and John Barker back into the fray knowing they were short of match fitness.
There was no such worry over Mitchell. The 20-year-old was everywhere, picking up the slack whenever Swans tagger Brett Kirk was able to apply the brakes to his skipper Shane Crawford. Down back, former Saint Joel Smith was handed the unenviable job of blanketing his former teammate Barry Hall in the absence of Jonathan Hay, and although the burly spearhead booted four and gathered 17 touches, Smith did a superb job of sparking Hawthorn's rebound game.
By contrast, Sydney, for much of the night, was a team in search of a spark. It managed only two goals in the first quarter and a half and when the drive did come, it was predictably, from that old warhorse Daryn Cresswell.
The 32-year-old took a while to get started after having been named in the Swans' Team of the Century the previous night, but his eight possessions and goal in the third quarter gave a previously muted SCG crowd some hope.
It was to prove a false hope, however, and Sydney must now rally quickly if a season so full of promise is not to end sourly.
For Hawthorn, the prospect of a sweet conclusion to the season still beckons.
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Continuity mistake: When the sewer lid is removed, it is pushed to the right (compared to the location of the car) but when it is pulled back, it lies behind the hole (again compared to the location of the car).
Continuity mistake: In the scene in Berlin, the female member of the IMF team starts with no special glasses/goggles, then has them up on her head, then, just before the shooting begins, she puts them over her eyes, but later, while the shooting is still going on, they are back up on top of her head. Then they completely disappear.
Revealing mistake: In the helicopter chase Ethan and Lindsey (and the defibrillator) are just sitting on the floor of the helicopter while it is doing very radical moves. They would have been thrown around.
Continuity mistake: During the bridge scene, soldiers approach the armoured vehicle to spray it with orange gel. As they approach, the vehicle has a triangular reflector on the rear side. In the shot five seconds later showing the orange gel being sprayed, the rear reflector is circular.
Continuity mistake: When Ethan and the team are being attacked on the bridge, Ethan's back left jean pocket is ripped. However, when Ethan is recovering from almost falling off of the bridge, his pocket is intact.
Continuity mistake: When in the Vatican, by the DHL truck, Declan's fringe keeps changing in each angle.


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Alaska Botanical Garden 8th Annual Spring Garden Conference
Alaska Botanical Garden
Friday, March 14, 2014 at 6:30 PM - Saturday, March 15, 2014 at 5:30 PM (AKDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
The Alaska Botanical Garden's
8th Annual Spring Garden Conference
Digging Deeper: Flowers, Food & Foraging
Friday & Saturday, March 14th & 15th, 2014 at the Hilton Anchorage Hotel
Including our "Jeanine Lyerly Keynote Speaker"
internationally regonized gardening advocate
Roger Doiron of Kitchen Gardeners International
Annual Meeting & Keynote Address
Friday, March 14th 6:30 - 8:30 pm (doors open at 5:30)
Roger Doiron: "My Subversive Garden Plot"
Spring Garden Conference
Saturday, March 15th 9:00 am - 5:30 pm (reception to follow)
Speakers & Topics include (subject to change):
More topics and a complete schedule coming soon!
"Jeanine Lyerly Keynote Address":
Roger Doiron: "Gardening Our Way Back to the Future"
Reception & Silent Auction 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Hors d'oeuvres, silent auction and networking. Talk with Roger Doiron and connect with other speakers and local experts from the conference!
The Alaska Botanical Garden is pleased to feature community gardening and local food advocate, Roger Doiron as the keynote speaker for our 8th Annual Spring Garden Conference on March 14th and 15th, 2014.
Roger Doiron is founder and director of Kitchen Gardeners International (KGI), a Maine-based nonprofit network of over 25,000 individuals from 100 countries who are taking a (dirty) hands-on approach to relocalizing the food supply. In 2007, he was chosen as a Food and Community Fellow.
Doiron is a free-lance writer and public speaker specializing in gardening and sustainable food systems. His articles on food, agriculture and gardening have appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Christian Science Monitor, Organic Gardening magazine, Mother Earth News, and Saveur. His work and ideas have been featured in the Chicago Tribune, International Herald Tribune, New York Times and the Washington Post. His successful proposal and petition campaign to replant a kitchen garden at the White House gathered over 100,000 signatures and international media coverage and was voted the grand prize winner of the "On Day One" contestsponsored by the United Nations Foundation. Doiron's work on the White House campaign also earned him the "Heart of Green" award , the Garden Crusader Award, recognition as one of the country's top five "Green Game Changers" by the readers and editors of the Huffington Post and one of the "10 Most Inspiring People in Sustainable Food" by the editors of Fast Company magazine.
Although grounded in his own local food system, Doiron remains interested in and connected to international food issues. Doiron first became involved in food issues in Europe as head of Friends of the Earth's European office in Brussels during the 1990s at the height of the Europe's mad cow furor. He was also part of the American NGO delegation to the last UN World Food Summit. Doiron is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Holy Cross College and holds a Master of International Relations degree from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
He enjoys cooking, gardening and eating with his three Belgo-American boys Francois, Maxim, and Sebastian and his wife Jacqueline.
We hope you will join us in welcoming Roger Doiron to our far north corner of the planet!
When & Where
Hilton Anchorage
500 West 3rd Avenue
Friday, March 14, 2014 at 6:30 PM - Saturday, March 15, 2014 at 5:30 PM (AKDT)
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Alaska Botanical Garden
The Alaska Botanical Garden is a public garden dedicated enhancing the beauty and value of plant material through education, preservation, recreation, and research
The Garden is located in Anchorage, Alaska, just South of Tudor Road at 4601 Campbell Airstrip Road, adjacent to Far North Bicentennial Park. Bordering the Garden to the East is the north fork of Campbell Creek. Chugach State Park is nearby.
About the Garden
The Garden is comprised of 110 acres of Boreal Forest, with nature trails connecting the Gardens and points of interest.
With over 1,100 species of hardy perennials, and 150 native plant species, the Alaska Botanical Garden is a great place to experience the abundance of the summer sub-arctic growing season and to learn about flora native to Southcentral Alaska.
From May through September you will find flowering plants and shrubs in two perennial gardens, a formal herb garden, an alpine rock garden, and a wildflower walk. A new "East" Garden hosts a Gold Medal Peony collection.


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Nominations for the Streamy Awards were announced yesterday, and they include many of the folks who help you waste precious office hours.
The awards honor creators of web-based video content in several categories. Pop Candy favorites like The Guild, Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis, Wainy Days, Angel of Death, Isabella Rossellini's Green Porno and Illeana Douglas' Easy to Assemble are all up for honors. (And I know Galifianakis is probably a fave in the male actor category, but I'm pulling for Sandeep Parikh. Gotta love Zaboo!)
Congrats to everyone on their nominations, and check out the full list for dozens of excellent online viewing suggestions.
Winners will be announced April 11. I hope Weird Al -- nominated for best guest star in a web series -- shows up:
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It was very fortunate for them that in this hour of peril they had the cool-headed and courageous Mustagan in command.
Isaac was small, but he was bright, cool-headed, and brave-hearted.
I was cool-headed, and accustomed to this species of adventure, or I should never have been there.
They run to extremes in a way which cool-headed Britons do not understand.
The British were completely surprised, but they were cool-headed old soldiers, who were not to be scared by a surprise.
I asked no questions, for I knew my second officer's cool-headed disposition.
"I wish I could be as cool-headed as Thomas," she said, with a tinge of petulance.
All of them are men, clear-headed, cool-headed, true-headed men.
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From 24 - 26 May, 2016 Pure Chocolate participating in the exhibition SWEETS & SNACKS EXPO 2016 in Mccormic Place, Chicago. Visit our booth #487!
From 24 - 26 May, 2016 Pure Chocolate participating in the exhibition SWEETS & SNACKS EXPO 2016 in Mccormic Place, Chicago. Visit our booth #487!
From 5 - 7 May, 2016 Pure Chocolate participating in the exhibition SIAL China 2016 in Shanghai.
See you at booth NO: W3 A 070!
Pure Chocolate will take part in PROD EXPO 2016 Exhibition, Moscow, February 8 - 12, 2016. Stand Nr 82B49, hall 2, pavilion 8. We will be glad to see you at our stand!
Pure Chocolate will take part in ISM 2016 Exhibition, Cologne January 31-February 3, 2016. Stand Nr G-060, hall 10.2. We will be glad to see you at our stand!
From 11 - 13 November, 2015 Pure Chocolate participating in the exhibition FHC CHINA, SHANGHAI, HALL N2, STAND NO: 2AE10.
From 19 - 21 May, 2015 Pure Chocolate participating in the exhibition SWEETS & SNACKS EXPO 2015 in Chicago.
From 6 - 8 May, 2015 Pure Chocolate participating in the exhibition SIAL China 2015 in Shanghai.
See you at booth NO: W2 B 105!
Pure Chocolate participates in the international Food & Drink Event IFE 2015, London.
See you at booth N1820 / a from 22 - 25 March 2015!
In February 2015, Pure Chocolate participates in international exhibitions - ISM 2015 in Cologne; Gulfood 2015 in Dubai; Prodexpo 2015 in Moscow. We will be glad to see you at our stand!
Pure Chocolate will take part in Gulfood Exhibition, Dubai February 23-27, 2014. Stand #S-G40.
On 28 January in Germany, Cologne, within the framework of world's largest food exhibition "ISM 2014", Pure Chocolate officially presented the joint project. Pure Chocolate in cooperation with one of the most known German chef Alfons Schuhbeck created two exquisite praline sweets selection with ten unique tastes.
With participation of Pure Chocolate representatives and the chef Alfons Schuhbeck, two chocolate sweets collections with ten different taste praline sweets were presented under the brand SCHUHEBECKs on Tuesday, 28 January. In the exhibition stand of Pure Chocolate everyone could get to know more details about the project and enjoy the end-result, have a talk and receive an autograph from the famous chef.
Alfons Schuhbeck, together with the Latvian company Pure Chocolate has created two chocolate praline sweets collections, each with five different tastes. The sweets are made of natural flavourings and high-quality Belgian dark and milk chocolate. The collection includes such interesting flavourings as chilli-mango, Tonka beans, raspberry-ginger and cherry-pepper, combining these with the milk or dark chocolate. This is a new taste challenge for gourmands and flavouring-lovers.
"This is a unique cooperation project in the result of what sweets with exquisite taste were created. We are proud that we have such opportunity to work with one of the greatest chefs and expert in flavourings. We hope offer these sweets soon also to Latvian gourmands" so Peteris Zimants, Chairman of the Management Board of Pure Chocolate tells about the joint project.
Also Alfons Schuhbeck is satisfied with the accomplishment: "Flavourings is my passion and it cannot lack in any of my foods. So the idea emerged to combine specially selected mixtures of flavourings with the highest class chocolate".
For now, the exclusive praline sweets selections can be bought in Germany, but Pure Chocolate plans to offer them also for other export countries and soon they will be available also in Latvia.
Pure Chocolate will take part in ISM Exhibition, Cologne January 26-29, 2014. Stand Nr A-041, hall 11.1
Pure Chocolate got a Most Innovative New Product Award prize during the exhibition SWEETS & SNACKS EXPO 2013!
SWEETS & SNACKS EXPO, the most important industry event organized by National Confectioners Association, held in Chicago, from 21st to 23rd may. The exhibition included a total of about 15 thousand professionals from 70 countries, and was generally represented in more than 550 companies.
During January 27-30, 2013 Pure Chocolate attended ISM Exhibition in Cologne.
These were really active 4 days for all of us – filled with a lot of meetings, conversations, discussions, product degustation.
Before exhibition we worked hardly on new product and packaging design - to be ready show all the best we have. After your interest and compliments during exhibition we would like o say - Great thanks to everyone who attended our stand enjoyed sweet moments together with us!
Pure Chocolate will take part in ISM Exhibition, Cologne January 27-30, 2013. Stand Nr A049
Pure Chocolate starts producing absolutely new product in category- No sugar added Chocolate truffles with blueberry and raspberry cream felling.
In December 2012, Pure Chocolate get the 2nd place at the investment and development agency of Latvia (LIAA) and the ministry of economics organized the annual export and innovation award in category - best small exporter!
More info on LIAA site: http://www.liaa.gov.lv/trade-latvia/export-and-innovation-awards/winners-export-and-innovation-award-2012


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If you are looking for a flat stomach diet plan, you need one that incorporates the essentials that your body will need. You can't drastically cut calories or skip meals if you want to see that fat disappear. Making healthy choices and eating often will keep your mind and your body satisfied.
Healthy Fat
A common mistake that people make when they want to lose belly fat is that they think they shouldn't consume any fat at all. Yet there are healthy fats that your body does need. They will help with digestion and burning fat. These healthy fats also give you energy and prevent you from eating larger portions. Some great sources of such fat for you to consider include olive oil, peanut butter, walnuts, almonds, and flaxseed.
You have to learn how to read labels so that you can differentiate between good fat and healthy fat. Instead of frying your foods, find recipes that allow you to bake them. You can use olive oil to cook with instead of butter or lard and that will make what you cook healthier. Yet you won't lose and of the taste you seek.
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Steelers notebook: Gilbert hopes to stay on left side of O-line
Even when Marcus Gilbert found out that he was getting moved to right tackle last year, he always held out hope that he would eventually return to the left side.
Now appears to be that time.
Gilbert got the first crack at left tackle during the first week of organized team activities that wrapped up Thursday, and he's planning on staying there.
"Everything will sort it out for itself eventually," said Gilbert, who missed the final 11 games last year with an ankle injury. "I have been focusing on the left side this whole offseason and feeling more and more comfortable. The left side is more important because the quarterback has to have a lot of trust in you. Ben knows what I can do out there."
Second-year man Mike Adams also will get a shot at playing left tackle during OTAs.
• Gilbert said he is looking forward to facing former Steelers linebacker James Harrison, who signed with division foe Cincinnati during the offseason. "He is going to be in the way. He is going to be another face," Gilbert said.
• Running back Jonathan Dwyer signed his $1.323 million restricted free agent tender the first day he was permitted to do so in April. Dwyer said he didn't wait around to see if there was any outside interest because he wanted to send a message to the organization. "It said that I want to be here," Dwyer said. "I like it here. I like the organization and love playing with Coach (Mike) Tomlin. Coach Kirby (Wilson) has made me a better person as well." Dwyer led the team in rushing a season ago with 623 yards on 156 carries. He started six games.
• Tomlin recently brought together some of his veterans to talk about one thing: discipline. "Right now, we need discipline," safety Ryan Clark said. "We need the discipline now so that we are disciplined in the fourth quarter of games. Coach brought some of the older guys in and talked to us and told us that was the kind of program he wanted to run, so we are following suit."
• The Steelers signed three of their draft picks Thursday, leaving only four of their nine picks unsigned. Wide receiver Markus Wheaton (third round), cornerback Terry Hawthorne (fifth round) and wide receiver Justin Brown all inked four-year rookie deals. Still unsigned are linebacker Jarvis Jones (first round), running back Le'Veon Bell (second round), quarterback Landry Jones (fourth round) and defensive end Nick Williams (seventh round.)


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Carnival Sensation - Bahamas: Carnival Sensation Cruise Review by Capt Vege
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Destination: Bahamas
Embarkation: Port Canaveral (Orlando)
My wife and I sailed on 10/26/06 for a 3 nighter to Nassau and back. This was my first cruise and her second, the first being a senior class cruise 20 years ago. Seeing that the Sensation was an older ship and reading some of the earlier comments I was a little worried about the quality of our trip. But I could not be more pleased with our experience. This was the first real vacation away from our kids that my wife and I have had in more than 6 years and it was awesome.
The Ship
The ship was great. ALthough I have no other experience to relate it to, it was nice to me. It was clean, well staffed and in good shape as far as I could tell. It took about a day to figure out how to get around, but there was never a wait for elevators and always More someone there vacuuming or cleaning or something to help you with directions. we had some fair winds and surf coming back but never really felt the ship too much. Just a small amount of rocking. Smelled the bad smell just once coming in, but never after that.
The Food
Amazing. Having choked down my share of mass produced rubber chicken breasts and over cooked meat at weddings and business conventions I was prepared for the worst. I was shocked at how good the food was in the dining room. The buffets were good, but not as good as the dining room.
Must haves: Lobster; Prime Rib (surprisingly); Chocolate Melting Cake Don't bother: Veal Parm; Mozzarella app.
The Staff: Superb. My only complaint was the guy at the piano bar. Evidently he was new for this cruise and his name was Colin. Colin was a little to into himself and played a lot of depressing music when everyone was looking to rock out. In earlier reviews it seems this bar was crowded, but was dead when Colin was there and for good reason. If you are headed on the Sensation, go to the bar and heckle Colin. Maybe he will get the hint.
Carnival experience. Excellent. From start to finish everyone was very nice and helpful. They obviously took great pains to place you at a table with people like yourself and we got to know the other couples at the table very well.
We are already planning our next Carnival cruise (mainly because my wife won a free cruise for 2 playing bingo at the Fantasy lounge) We can't wait. Less
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Panama Road Trip - Santa Catalina & Coiba Island
Details of our recent trip to Santa Catalina (great for surfing) and Coiba Island (amazing beaches and underwater wildlife).
After four great nights in the Azuero Peninsula, we travelled further West along Panama's Pacific Coast to the surfing town of Santa Catalina. I'm no surfer, but apparently Santa Catalina has Panama's best surfing waves. We arrived on the thursday before Semana Santa weekend, and struggled to find a place to stay. We ended up at Kenny's Surf Camp, an overpriced dump of a hotel, whose rooms stank of urine. The following day we went to chill out and watch the surfers on nearby Playa Estero, and at mid day the 'manager' of Kenny's Surf Camp came to tell us that a group was arriving at the hotel a day early and therefore we had to leave early. I told him I'd be writing about the shambolic set up at Kenny's Surf Camp, but am glad that we were so abruptly kicked out as we found a great, cheap place instead called Cabanas Rolo. Rolo's was a great place to meet other travellers, and very reasonably priced too.
Santa Catalina itself has just one real attraction - the surf. The grey sand beaches are decent but there are much better beaches elsewhere in Panama. The town itself is not particularly attractive, and I was struck by overall laziness of the locals (can't be bothered to make and sell you a juice) and the lack of anywhere to get breakfast or lunch (everyone was either surfing or couldn't be bothered to open during the day). We ended up eating every daytime meal in Santa Catalina at La Buena Vida as everywhere else appeared to be shut until the evening. La Buena Vida was good, and also doubled as a hotel with a few small cabins for guests.
I started to wonder why I was wasting my time in such a shambolic town full of lazy locals and posing surfers. Then we took a trip to Isla Coiba, and as such I saw an extremely good reason to visit Santa Catalina if you're not into surfing.
I do claim, with (subjective) justification, to be a Latin America travel expert, but must confess that I'd never even heard of Isla Coiba until a few days ago. It's a very well kept secret - a prison island that has only be opened up to tourists very recently. The boat tour from Santa Catalina to Coiba Island was genuinely one of the best day trips I've taken anywhere. I wish I had camped there, or booked one of the basic cabins on the island. The island is huge, and completely devoid of development. Beautiful empty beaches are backed by undisturbed rainforest. In just 15 minutes of snorkelling I saw 8 foot sharks, turtles and a shoal of what must have been over 5000 fish, each the size of a foot, swimming together in one huge mass of fish. I've snorkelled in a lot if places, but snorkelling around Isla Coiba beats everywhere else hands down, and the scuba diving there is said to be by far the best in Panama. In addition to the wonderful beaches and in your face marine wildlife, the prison itself is fascinating - it was closed in 2004 but bizarrely a few guards and a handful of inmates remain.
The guards will show you around the derelict sections of Coiba prison, and you can even meet the select few inmates who remain, who try to earn a dollar or two by selling necklaces they have made from beach-combed materials. Undoubtedly, Coiba Island is my number one travel destination in Panama.
(Panama Road Trip - Post 3 of 4) Continued - Pacific Coast near Panama City….


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A Journal on Angiology
Official Journal of the International Union of Angiology, the International Union of Phlebology and the Central European Vascular Forum
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Extracranial Doppler sonographic criteria of chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency in the patients with multiple sclerosis
Simka M. 1, Kostecki J. 2, Zaniewski M. 2, 3, Majewski E. 2, 3, Hartel M. 4 ✉
1 Department of Angiology, Private Healthcare Institution SANA, Pszczyna, Poland; 2 Department of General and Vascular Surgery, Regional Specialistic Hospital, Tychy, Poland; 3 Medical University of Silesia, Katowice, Poland; 4 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Department VOXEL, Medical University Hospital No 1, Zabrze, Poland
AIM: The aim of this open-label study was to assess extracranial Doppler criteria of chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency in multiple sclerosis patients.
METHODS: Seventy patients were assessed: 49 with relapsing-remitting, 5 with primary progressive and 16 with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis. The patients were aged 15-58 years and they suffered from multiple sclerosis for 0.5-40 years. Sonographic signs of abnormal venous outflow were detected in 64 patients (91.4%).
RESULTS: We found at least two of four extracranial criteria in 63 patients (90.0%), confirming that multiple sclerosis is stronghly associated with chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency. Additional transcranial investigations may increase the rate of patients found positive in our survey. Reflux in internal jugular and/or vertebral veins was present in 31 cases (42.8%), stenosis of internal jugular veins in 61 cases (87.1%), not detectable flow in internal jugular and/or vertebral veins in 37 cases (52.9%) and negative difference in cross-sectional area of the internal jugular vein assessed in the supine vs. sitting position in 28 cases (40.0%). Flow abnormalities in the vertebral veins were found in 8 patients (11.4%). Pathologic structures (membranaceous or netlike septa, or inverted valves) in the junction of internal jugular vein with brachiocephalic vein were found in 41 patients (58.6%), in 15 patients (21.4%) on one side only and in 26 patients (37.1%) bilaterally.
CONCLUSION: Multiple sclerosis is highly correlated with chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency. These abnormalities in the extracranial veins draining the central nervous system can exist in various combinations. The most common pathology in our patients was the presence of an inverted valve or another pathologic structure (like membranaceous or netlike septum) in the area of junction of the IJV with the brachiocephalic vein.


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Food Network Chefs and Stars to Headline the 2014 South Beach Wine & Food Festivalby FN Dish Editor in Events, January 28th, 2014
It seems like it has only been few weeks since the 2013 New York City Wine & Food Festival, but Food Network chefs are already preparing for the 2014 South Beach Wine & Food Festival. For four days in February (February 20-23), the city will welcome your favorite television stars, plus restaurateurs, professional chefs and master mixologists from across the country, as they lead hands-on classes, elegant dinners, casual tastings and late-night bashes alike.
Tickets are still available — start planning your weekend for the chance to meet and mingle with your favorites. Here are some of the events FN Dish will be covering:
Thursday, February 20
The Q hosted by Michael Symon
Bella Cucina: A Dinner Hosted by Alex Guarnaschelli with Dena Marino
East "Meats" West Dinner hosted by Michael Mina and Marc Forgione
Friday, February 21
Rachael Ray's Amstel Light Burger Bash presented by Pat LaFrieda Meats
Life's a Beach, Then You Eat! Dinner hosted by Aarón Sanchez, Marcus Samuelsson, Gaston Acurio, Jonathan Waxman, Paul Kahan and Hedy Goldsmith
Mix It Up with Morimoto & Friends
Italian in Paradise Dinner hosted by Giada De Laurentiis
Starry Night: An Evening with Tyler Florence
Saturday, February 22
Fun and Fit as a Family by Robert Irvine
Barilla Interactive Lunch hosted by Katie Lee
Thrillist's BBQ & The Blues hosted by Bobby Deen
Barilla Interactive Dinner hosted by Marc Forgione
Vegetarian Dinner hosted by Alfred Portale and Alex Guarnaschelli with Matthew Kenney
Ciao Chow! An Italian Dim Sum-Style Champagne Brunch with Giada De Laurentiis
Sunday, February 23
Pure Leaf Farm to Table Brunch hosted by Geoffrey Zakarian
Southern Kitchen Brunch hosted by Trisha Yearwood
Best of The Munchies: People's Choice Food Awards presented hosted by Andrew Zimmern
You can also catch these and more chefs all day on Saturday and Sunday as they take the stage for live culinary demonstrations during the two-day Grand Tasting.
Check out FN Dish's coverage of previous Wine & Food Festival's to see inside some of the most-popular events.


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Forums Are Fixed
By Matthew Sheffield | July 18, 2007 4:25 PM EDT
Just a quick note: The NB forums are fixed now. Anyone who is registered can now start a discussion. Per Mean Gene Dr. Love's suggestion, we also have added an additional forum, "The Woodshed" where you can move a heated debate instead of getting a comment thread on an article off-track.
Still working on the profile pics and private messages.


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Endocyte, Inc. (NASDAQ:ECYT) Short Interest Update
Endocyte, Inc. (NASDAQ:ECYT) saw a significant decrease in short interest in the month of June. As of June 30th, there was short interest totalling 1,132,626 shares, a decrease of 54.0% from the June 15th total of 2,462,281 shares. Currently, 3.3% of the company's shares are short sold. Based on an average daily trading volume, of 940,842 shares, the days-to-cover ratio is presently 1.2 days.
Shares of Endocyte (ECYT) opened at 1.45 on Monday. Endocyte has a one year low of $1.36 and a one year high of $3.49. The company's market capitalization is $61.58 million. The company has a 50-day moving average price of $2.04 and a 200 day moving average price of $2.28.
Endocyte (NASDAQ:ECYT) last announced its quarterly earnings data on Wednesday, May 10th. The biopharmaceutical company reported ($0.27) earnings per share for the quarter, beating the Zacks' consensus estimate of ($0.28) by $0.01. The company had revenue of $0.01 million for the quarter. Endocyte had a negative return on equity of 29.67% and a negative net margin of 59,808.57%. The business's quarterly revenue was up .0% on a year-over-year basis. During the same period in the prior year, the business posted ($0.24) earnings per share. Equities analysts anticipate that Endocyte will post ($0.89) EPS for the current year.
A number of institutional investors have recently made changes to their positions in the company. Stifel Financial Corp boosted its position in shares of Endocyte by 3.9% in the first quarter. Stifel Financial Corp now owns 45,353 shares of the biopharmaceutical company's stock worth $112,000 after buying an additional 1,711 shares during the period. Two Sigma Investments LP bought a new position in shares of Endocyte during the fourth quarter worth approximately $140,000. Stoneridge Investment Partners LLC boosted its position in shares of Endocyte by 40.0% in the first quarter. Stoneridge Investment Partners LLC now owns 57,406 shares of the biopharmaceutical company's stock worth $148,000 after buying an additional 16,399 shares during the period. Teachers Advisors LLC boosted its position in shares of Endocyte by 17.1% in the fourth quarter. Teachers Advisors LLC now owns 65,119 shares of the biopharmaceutical company's stock worth $166,000 after buying an additional 9,506 shares during the period. Finally, Ameriprise Financial Inc. boosted its position in shares of Endocyte by 26.7% in the first quarter. Ameriprise Financial Inc. now owns 133,270 shares of the biopharmaceutical company's stock worth $343,000 after buying an additional 28,110 shares during the period. 33.04% of the stock is currently owned by institutional investors and hedge funds.
Several research analysts have recently issued reports on ECYT shares. Zacks Investment Research raised Endocyte from a "hold" rating to a "buy" rating and set a $1.75 price objective for the company in a research note on Thursday, June 8th. Cowen and Company reaffirmed a "buy" rating on shares of Endocyte in a research note on Wednesday, April 5th. Wedbush downgraded Endocyte from an "outperform" rating to a "neutral" rating and lowered their price objective for the company from $8.00 to $2.00 in a research note on Monday, June 5th. Finally, ValuEngine downgraded Endocyte from a "sell" rating to a "strong sell" rating in a research note on Saturday, June 3rd. One investment analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, two have given a hold rating and two have assigned a buy rating to the company. The company presently has an average rating of "Hold" and a consensus target price of $3.58.
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ORDER A.K. Mishra, J.
1. Present revision arises out of award dated June 30, 1999 passed by M.P. Arbitration Tribunal, Bhopal, in Reference Case No. 30/94.
2. Present petitioner had filed reference before the M.P. Arbitration Tribunal under Section 7 of the M.P. Madhyastham Adhikaran Adhiniyam, 1983, for quashing the revenue recovery certificate of alleged outstanding Government dues amounting to Rs. 1,28,236/- and for permanently restraining the respondents to recover the said amount or any other amount from the petitioner.
3. Petitioner had entered into a works contract under agreement No. II/DL of the year 1985-86 in Kolar Project, District Sehore. On behalf of the State Government agreement was signed by Executive Engineer, Water Resources Division, Hoshangabad. It was undisputed that there was a clear contract between the parties as required by Article 299 of the Constitution of India.
4. The case of the petitioner, in short, was that as per terms and conditions of the agreement it was duty of the department to prepare final bill of the petitioner but in spite of reminders the final bill was not prepared by the department. Petitioner's attorney was in collusion with the department. The department had not issued any show cause notice calling upon the petitioner to pay the alleged outstanding recovery in respect of final bill. Executive Engineer, Water Resources Division, Hoshangabad had written to Collector, Karimnagar (A.P.) with the approval of Superintending Engineer, Central Narmada Circle, Hoshangabad, M.P. initiated the recovery proceedings of Rs. 1,28,236/-. Notices from the Mandal Revenue Officer, Jagtial, District Karimnagar (A.P.) were affixed at the outer wall of House No. 2-2-72 belonging to petitioner's elder brother. Proceedings were objected to. The petitioner approached higher officers of the department but without any result. Petitioner submitted that aforesaid amount cannot be recovered as arrear of land revenue.
5. The M.P. Arbitration Tribunal has considered the question of recovery and came to the conclusion that petitioner was entitled for certain adjustments to be made. Security amount was also ordered to be adjusted. Arbitration Tribunal quashed the revenue recovery certificate dated February 10, 1992 amounting to Rs. 1,28,236/- and ordered that the respondents 1 to 3, i.e., State Government, Superintending Engineer, Central Narmada Circle, Hoshangabad, and Executive Engineer, Water Resources Division, Hoshangabad could recover Rs. 75,623/-. Thus, the part of the recovery initiated has been quashed.
6. Learned counsel appearing for the petitioner has submitted that even for making the recovery of any amount before issuing revenue recovery certificate it was necessary for the Government to approach M.P. Arbitration Tribunal, get dispute adjudicated. He has submitted that the provision of recovery which initiated earlier of recovery of amount as an arrear of land revenue under the provisions of M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959 stands excluded until and unless the dispute is adjudicated by M.P. Arbitration Tribunal in view of Section 7 of the M.P. Madhyastham Adhikaran Adhiniyam, 1983. Section 7 of the Adhiniyam runs as under :
"7. Reference to Tribunal.-- (1) Either party to a works contract shall irrespective of the fact whether the agreement contains an arbitration clause or not, refer in writing the dispute to the Tribunal.
(2) Such reference shall be drawn up in such form as may be prescribed and shall be supported by an affidavit verifying the averments.
(3) The reference shall be accompanied by such fee as may be prescribed.
(4) Every reference shall be accompanied by such documents or other evidence and by such other fees for service or execution of process as may be prescribed.
(5) On receipt of the reference under Sub-section (1), if the Tribunal is satisfied that the reference is a fit case for adjudication, it may admit the reference but where the Tribunal is not so satisfied it may summarily reject the reference after recording reasons therefor."
7. Although under Sub-section (1) of Section 7 of the Adhiniyam it is apparent that either of the parties can refer dispute arising from works contract to Arbitration Tribunal, the plain language used in Section 7 enables even the Government to file reference under Section 7. Under Section 7-B of M.P. Madhyastham Adhikaran Adhiniyam, 1983, there is a provision of limitation. Section 7-B (1) (a) provides that Tribunal shall not admit a reference petition unless the dispute is first referred for the decision of the final authority under the terms of the works contract. It would be beneficial to quote Section 7-B (1) (a) which runs as under :
"7-B. Limitation.-- (1) The Tribunal shall not admit a reference petition unless--
(a) the dispute is first referred for the decision of the final authority under the terms of the works contract."
8. A party is not obliged to refer every dispute, if party is satisfied by the decision of the final authority under the terms of works contract, it need not approach the Tribunal. In the instant case, the final authority under the agreement had taken the decision under the terms and conditions of the works contract. Satisfied by the decision it was not necessary to the State Government to file any reference petition before the Arbitration Tribunal under Section 7 of the Adhiniyam.
9. Merely by the fact that Section 7 enables either party to the works contract to file reference under Section 7 of the Adhiniyam, that does not oust the power of the Government under the agreement or the law to effect recovery without seeking adjudication from the Arbitration Tribunal. Government may refer the dispute to Arbitration Tribunal only when it wants an award passed on the dispute from the Arbitration Tribunal. The amount has been adjudicated under the works contract by the final authority and was clearly recoverable as an arrear of land revenue. Under Sections 146 and 147 of M.P. Land Revenue Code, 1959, procedure is prescribed for recovery of amount and an arrear of land revenue.
10. Learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that Government could not have determined the amount for itself and charge the revenue recovery. In the instant case, it is not disputed that there was concluded contract in the purview of Article 299 of the Constitution of India. In accordance with the terms of the contract it is open for the Government to determine the amount and M.P. Madhyaslham Adhikaran Adhiniyam contemplates adjudication of the dispute by the final authority under the works contract, hence there is no merit in the submission raised by the learned counsel.
11. The learned counsel further submitted that there was no counter claim filed by the Government hence the impugned order for the recovery has been quashed in part, is bad in law. His submission is that in order to recover the amount under the revenue recovery certificate Government ought to have filed a counter claim before the Arbitration Tribunal The submission is totally devoid of merit. The amount was determined by the competent authority under the works contract in favour of the Government and the entire revenue recovery certificate was, as a matter of fact, challenged by the petitioner. The entire revenue recovery certificate amounting to Rs. 1,28,236/- was the subject-matter of the dispute before the Tribunal. The validity of the entire claim has been adjudicated upon and the recovery has been quashed in part. We do not find any room for entertaining the submission as to filing of the counter claim for adjudication of the amount by the Government as petitioner himself had filed the reference challenging the entire amount and when orders of the final authority under the works contract was in favour of the Government, it was not obliged to prefer any counter claim before the Tribunal.
12. The entire claim stands adjudicated by the Tribunal. Thus, we find no impediment in way of Government to recover the amount finally determined by the Tribunal, payable to it as an arrear of land revenue.
13. No other point was raised.
14. Revision is devoid of substance and is rejected.


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Jeanneau Valesco 43
With the VELASCO 43, Jeanneau takes an innovative new direction in the world of flybridge motor yacht design.
Inspired by larger yachts, the VELASCO 43 makes a strong personal statement on the exterior, paired with a contemporary style on the interior.
Aboard the VELASCO 43, the distribution of interior and exterior living spaces results in an unexpected, superior level of comfort, with a layout that is particularly well suited for today's multi-generational families.
Designed for smooth, safe cruising at high speeds, the highly tapered hull of the VELASCO 43 is comfortable and efficient in all cruising conditions. Shaft drive transmission and joystick control are the preferred technical solutions for frequent cruising and effortless maneuvering.
Innovative and elegant, powerful and reassuring, the VELASCO 43 unveils an all-new approach to the motor yacht, one conceptualized entirely for family cruising.
Jeanneau conceptualized an all-new family cruiser that blends both the indoors and outdoors in a well-lit open floor plan. The result is this beautiful Velasco 43. We found her to be a sea kindly cruiser with plenty of room for moving about, and accommodations for four, with the availability for two more at the converted dinette.
This Velasco 43 is a new family cruiser from Jeanneau with a LOA of 44'11" (13.7 m) and a beam of 13'6" (4.13 m).
Mission Statement
The mission of this new Velasco 43 is to serve as a family cruiser with an all-new approach to space and interior styling. The design team at Jeanneau tells us that they were striving to reach "a superior level of comfort through the distribution of interior and exterior living spaces making the boat well-suited for today's families."
Narrow Window Mullions. This is important for keeping maximum visibility through the windows, particularly on a boat with a lower helm station. However, sometimes it can become problematic when the boat also has a flying bridge. The mullions need to support not only the weight of the upper deck, but the occupants as well. Somehow, Jeanneau has managed to keep them narrow while also being able to handle the task of load bearing.
Extended Flying Bridge. This adds more useable space on the upper deck while at the same time, provides much needed shade for the aft deck below as well as the ability to fully enclose it. The aft end of the flying bridge also accommodates a large optional sun pad.
Skylights. Forward of the helm are three skylights that pour natural light into the salon and helm areas. And, as the companionway to the staterooms is wide open, this becomes another area that benefits from this design feature.
Asymmetrical Side Decks. The starboard side deck is 15'6" (39.37 cm) wide and is easy to negotiate. (See our video.) The port side deck is 12'6" (31.75 cm) wide and took some hip-swiveling by a trim Captain Steve Larivee to pass along it, but was definitely doable. There is a sliding side door at the helm to starboard.
Four-Panel Sliding Doors. There are four glass panels - three of which slide -- in the boat's opening between the cabin to the aft deck. By using the four panels the builder is able to maximize the width of the opening and the "outdoor" feel when sitting in the cabin.
Between the wraparound windows, the forward skylights, and the hullside windows, the Velasco 43 is all about light in interior spaces.
The Jeanneau Velasco 43 has a LOA of 44'11" (13.7 m), a beam of 13'6" (4.13 m), and a draft of 3'7" (1.09 m). With an empty weight of 23,724 lbs. (10,761 kgs.), 158 gallons (598 L) of fuel (half full) and four people onboard we had a test weight of 24,432 lbs. (11,082 kgs.).
With a pair of 380-hp Cummins QSB 6.7 engines turning the ZF V-drive transmissions, we reached a top speed at 3070 rpm of 27.8 kn. At that speed fuel burn was a combined 34.3 gph (130 lph), giving the Velasco 43 a range of 231 nautical miles. Best cruise came in at 2700 rpm and 22.7 kn. At that speed the fuel burn was reduced to 25.89 gph (98 lph), giving the Velasco 43 an endurance of 11 hours and 250 nautical miles, while still maintaining a 10% reserve.
The Jeanneau Velasco was powered by twin 380-hp QSB 6.7 Cummins engines with ZF V-drive transmissions. She reached a top speed of 3070 rpm of 27.8 knots. The fuel burn was a combined 34.3 gph, giving her a range of 231 nautical miles.
Handling Characteristics
On acceleration, she has a 5-degree bow rise and she seems fairly comfortable maintaining that angle at cruising speeds. With her foredeck angled down slightly she still maintains good sightlines ahead of the bow. She leans only 10-degrees into the turns and then seems to come back from that and stays relatively flat, providing a unique but still comfortable riding characteristic. She handles sea conditions well and I think she will present a comfortable platform for extended trips.
Her main deck has a galley across from the helm and a dining area diagonally across from the galley. An open aft deck and bow pad provide two more social areas.
Swim Platform
The full beam swim platform comes out 3'5" (1.04 m) from the transom, making it wide enough to accommodate a RIB tender. That being the case, owners may want to opt for the hydraulically actuated swim platform that will not only ease launching, but create the much enjoyed teak beach.
With the optional hydraulic swim platform in the lowered position, a ladder to the cockpit reveals itself to starboard.
Aft Deck
The aft deck is accessed from two steps to the starboard side. It features four across bench seating with storage underneath that is large enough to accommodate a life raft and is surrounded by standard teak decking. The open space measures 11'8" (3.56 m) across by 5'5" (1.65 m). Small steps are on both sides leading to the side decks. A hatch in the center leads to the engine room.
The spacious aft deck can easily accommodate the table from the galley being relocated.
Engine Room
This Velasco 43 featured the first installation of the new Cummins QSB 380-hp high output engines that I've seen and I was impressed with the installation. A single post ladder led directly between the two engines for the daily check points. ZF V-drive transmissions were located forward of the engines, as was the optional 11 kW generator, all being serviced by a hatch in the forward bulkhead that was accessible from the storage compartment located in the salon deck.
The engine room is accessed from a deck hatch in the center of the aft deck.
ZF V-Drives. This is a new generation of V-drive from ZF which is directly flange-mounted to the engine, which reduces vibration, ware, noise and also allows the unit to be moved slightly aft. It uses a gear cascade that is more energy efficient than conventional V-drives which typically lost 5% of power or even more.
Our test boat was fitted with optional teak decking on the bow and side decks. The trunk cabin is slightly sloped downward providing a little more visibility from the lower helm at cruise speed, while sacrificing marginal headroom over the berth in the master stateroom. Two sun pads flank the skylight and deck hatch providing light to the master stateroom. The pads are secured by two handrails. If needed, additional central cushions create a wide area to enjoy the sun. Fully forward a Lewmar anchor windlass is recessed into the deck with the rode leading out to a stainless anchor roller.
A 3" (7.62 cm) toerail leads to a stainless rail 29" (73.66 cm) off the deck, well exceeding ABYC standards.
Dual sun pads add yet another lounging area on the Velasco 43. Notice the flat and protected cushions. Central cushions can be added to create a wide one-piece sun pad.
Triple-wide glass doors provide an opening of 5'1" (1.55 m) and allow for a seamless transition between the outside and inside. The salon presents booth style seating to starboard and an aft facing lounger to port.
Salon seating adds to the aft deck seating with the glass doors opened to their full width.
The salon presents an overhead measuring 6'7" (2.0 m) off the deck.
Next to the settee is a hatch to a large storage compartment that has room for dry goods, a freezer or an optional wine cellar. The hatch, which can be seen behind the removable ladder, leads to the engine room at a position right at the generator and V-drive transmissions.
Across from the dining table is a lounger with a TV on an electric lift. Note the lounger which is unusual in this type of boat.
The dinette will easily accommodate four, but should additional guests arrive, two extra seats can be removed from under the starboard bulwarks to increase the seating capacity at the table to six. Headroom in the salon is a surprising 6'7" (2 m). Naturally, the dinette table lowers to convert to a berth, should those additional two people decide not to leave. The table is also secured to the deck by thumb screws which are easily removable, allowing the table to be repositioned or even relocated to the aft deck.
Across from the dining table is a lounger with a TV on an electric lift. Note the lounger which is unusual in this type of boat.
The starboard side helm consists of a fiberglass module set into position. Dual-molded panels are to port and starboard, the port housing the chartplotter and dual SmartCraft gauges. The starboard contains the Vessel View display, autopilot and VHF radio. In the center is a recessed section housing the compass with the rudder indicator just beneath. The ignitions are below the three-spoke leather-wrapped wheel and are well clear of the knee-strike zone.
The lower helm station is a leatherette covered fiberglass module mounted onto position.
The lower helm has a double-wide helm seat with a full length flip-up bolster. Under the seat is the refrigerator, easily accessed from the galley to port.
The opening side door was a welcome feature on our hot test day. And it facilitates single-handed operation with easy access to the midships cleat.
There are two appealing features of the lower helm. First, it provides excellent sightlines and ergonomics from a standing position. I spent most of my time operating while leaning back against the seat with one foot on the footrest. The second feature is the opening side door. This provides ventilation while at the same time gives the Velasco 43 the added benefit of being able to tie her up single-handed. Just outside the side door is a midship cleat. Drop a line dockside from that cleat and it's an easy bow and stern line to complete the process.
The U-shaped galley is located to port of the helm and not only benefits from the natural light pouring in from the wraparound windows and overhead skylights, but also from the opening side window as well. The solid surface counter in the galley has square corners and hard edges, but with the roominess of the Velasco 43 it presented no problems while underway.
The galley is to the port side of the helm and an opening window allows for ventilation while cooking.
An aluminum backsplash wraps around the front and side of the galley while the counter is sectioned off with a glass partition. A double basin sink is forward with covers that increase the usable counter space. The stove is to port with an optional dishwasher beneath. A modest refrigerator/freezer is under the helm seat. An optional additional freezer can be installed in the storage compartment below.
Between the galley and the helm is another in-deck storage area, complete with a combination washer/dryer.
Below deck are two staterooms and two heads, one serving double duty as a day head.
Master Stateroom
The master stateroom is forward and features a twin island berth with storage underneath. Natural light comes in from dual hull side windows with opening port lights to either side as well as an overhead skylight and opening foredeck hatch. Access to an ensuite head is located in the aft port bulkhead and it includes a corner mounted walk-in shower separated from the rest of the compartment. An opening port light is embedded into the hull side window appropriately accommodating ventilation.
The master stateroom offers a good balance of soft tones and plenty of natural light.
Both heads offer separate showers, closed off from the sink and toilet.
Guest Stateroom
The guest stateroom is to starboard with standing headroom at the entrance. The overhead above the berths runs from 28" (71.12 cm) down to 23" (58.42 cm). The compartment itself is just wide enough to accommodate the twin berths and the hullside window alleviates any claustrophobic feelings. Forward is a private entrance to the head, which is almost as big as the master head with the addition of a second entrance to the companionway, allowing it to serve double duty as a day head.
The guest stateroom offers two berths and good views from the hullside window.
Flying Bridge
The flying bridge allows for socializing within close proximity to the captain. An optional galley to starboard completes the social picture. A large sun pad is aft.
The flying bridge is accessed from a stairway in the aft deck fabricated from stainless railing and teak stair treads. With a ladder in this location, valuable space is freed up inside the salon.
An optional sun pad allows for great views while sunning from the flying bridge.
A flying bridge galley can be used for making al fresco meals while enjoying the views. Definitely go for the optional grill in the space to the left of the sink.
The forward seat at the flying bridge settee has a flip-back that also allows for forward facing seating next to the helm.
At the aft end of the flying bridge deck is an optional triple-wide sun pad that will provide excellent views while catching rays. Forward and to port is U-shaped seating with the forward seatback being reversible, allowing it to accommodate forward facing passengers... a much preferred position when underway. Directly across and behind the helm, is an optional flying bridge galley with a sink and space for an optional grill all under a single piece hatch. Below are storage and a cockpit refrigerator.
The forward seat at the flying bridge settee has a flip-back that also allows for forward facing seating next to the helm.
The flying bridge helm, much like the lower helm, is a pod-style mounted to the starboard side. The same separate modules to port and starboard house the electronics displays and gauges with the compass mounted in the center of the two. The lengthy Cummins engine controls allow for comfortable operations from the standing position. The smoked glass windscreen did a good job of deflecting the breeze over my head.
The flying bridge helm has a lot of similarities with the lower helm. An off-white color would reduce the glare effect on sunny days.
As expected, sightlines from the flying bridge helm are outstanding.
One significant difference between the lower and upper helm is that this flybridge helm features a single bucket seat as opposed to the double-wide bench seat below. But with the forward facing seat nearby, there is still the benefit of extra eyes looking forward.
The Velasco 43 has a 5-degree bow rise and maintains the angle well at cruising speeds. She has good sightlines ahead of the bow as well.
Jeanneau has taken an important step with the creation of the Velasco 43. When in home waters she can provide a welcome platform for day boating and entertaining, and while she's hard to classify into a single category, clearly she makes a capable cruiser. With the storage and amenities to allow her owners to stay onboard for an extended period of time and go nearly anywhere, we can see her exploring far and wide. Remember, at 7.4 knots she has a range of 503 nautical miles, with a 10% fuel reserve.
Length overall
13.7 m / 44'11"
Hull length
11.98 m / 39'3"
Hull beam
4.13 m / 13'6"
Light displacement
10761 kg / 23724 lbs
Standard keel draught
1.17 m / 3'10"
Fuel capacity
Water capacity
2 x Cummins QSB 6.7L 380 Cv
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Hey all,
I've created a new portfolio at www.daylidesign.com/RG. I'm using percentage widths and media queries to make it responsive, however the list items in the scrollable area that hold my presented projects are not staying in 2 columns as they should when the browser is resized.
Can anyone offer some insight? I've been tinkering for a couple hours now and I can't seem to make it work.
One thing that would help is to remove the left margin on the odd boxes, and you have them floated right anyway. But your code is a bit hard to debug, as some of it is quite invalid. It's not allowed to have a div between the <ul> and <li> elements, so I would recommend you remove those before doing anything else.
Thank you, I forgot to remove that margin. I originally floated them all left. I will try to a different way to display them so that it is not so invalid. Hopefully things start behaving differently.