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Today's podcast is about living with lymphedema, a build-up of fluid that may occur after cancer treatment. This podcast will be led by Dr. Judith Nudelman, a family physician and certified lymphedema therapist.
In this podcast, we discuss palliative care.
In this podcast, we talk about how cancer treatment affects the body and options for men and women to preserve their fertility. We'll end with some questions to ask the doctor that you may want to jot down.
In this podcast, we talk about what depression is, including its causes and symptoms, and how it can be treated.
In this podcast, we discuss anxiety, including its causes and symptoms, and how it can be treated.
In this podcast, we talk about how to recognize three serious conditions that require an call to your doctor. You will also learn how to help prevent these conditions and receive a list of questions to ask your health care team.
This podcast discusses what to expect from anesthesia, including the four most common types.
How to cope with the fear of side effects before starting cancer treatment.
In this podcast, we talk about what lymphedema is and why it can occur after cancer treatment. We also review the signs and symptoms you should be aware of, as well as some practical steps to take to reduce your risk.
In this podcast, Dr. Gary Lyman discusses nausea and vomiting. Some cancer treatments, including radiation therapy and chemotherapy, may cause these types of side effects. The best way to treat vomiting is to prevent it with medications called antiemetics. To help doctors give their patients the best possible care, ASCO has developed evidence-based recommendations for the use of drugs that prevent vomiting. These guidelines were updated in 2011 to reflect the latest research, and the purpose of this podcast is to summarize these findings.


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Grade III winner J Be K should be the one to catch in the $250,000 Woody Stephens Stakes (gr. II), a seven-furlong event for 3-year-olds that immediately precedes the Manhattan Handicap (gr. IT) on the Belmont Stakes program June 7.
After a second-place finish in the one-mile Withers (gr. III) in his last start April 26 at Aqueduct, trainer Steve Asmussen shortens J Be K back to seven-eighths, the distance of the April 5 Bay Shore (gr. III), which the Silver Deputy colt won in speedy fashion by five lengths over the same track.
Garrett Gomez, who was aboard the Zayat Stables dark bay in both the Withers and the Bay Shore, climbs aboard the 3-1 second choice again. J Be K, a winner of three of five lifetime starts, will carry high weight of 123 pounds.
J Be K set fast middle fractions (:46 2/5, 1:09 2/5) in the Withers as the 7-10 favorite before giving way to Harlem Rocker, who finished 2 1/2 lengths ahead. Chances are J Be K have a little more company on the front end this time, with True Quality gunning from the rail in the field of nine. Others, such as Groomedforvictory, Fatal Bullet and Ling Ling Qi also figure to ensure an honest pace. That could set things up for a stalker such as Ready's Image, Silver Edition or the slumping Majestic Warrior.
James Scatuorchio's Ready's Image was a leading 2-year-old, winning Saratoga's Sanford (gr. II) and finishing second in the Hopeful (gr. I) to Majestic Warrior last summer for trainer Todd Pletcher. After running last of eight, 28 lengths behind the victorious War Pass at Belmont Park's Champagne (gr. I) in October, the More than Ready colt received a seven-month break. Ready's Image made his 2008 bow in the 6 1/2-furlong Adjudicating Stakes May 14, bobbling at the break but winning by three-quarters of a length as the 4-5 choice in a field of five.
Ready's Image, the 2-1 favorite on the morning line, has won four of seven starts and leads the field in earnings with $305,292. He'll be ridden once again by John Velazquez.
Silver Edition, owned by Thomas Van Meter II and the Maloof brothers, comes off a tough luck neck defeat to Lantana Mob in the Hirsch Jacobs (gr. III) and it took a Pimlico track record of 1:09.10 for six furlongs to beat him. After flirting with the Triple Crown trail for trainer D. Wayne Lukas this winter, Silver Edition seems most comfortable as a late-running sprinter. The son of Silver Deputy snapped an eight-race losing streak with a smart 4 1/2-length victory in a six-furlong allowance race at Churchill Downs prior to his effort in the Jacobs.
Ramon Dominguez rides Silver Edition for the first time.
Hopeful winner Majestic Warrior has not made the same impact this season for Bill Mott. Off for more than seven months after finishing sixth as the even-money favorite in the Champagne, the A.P. Indy colt ran seventh in the Louisiana Derby (gr. II) in March and sixth in the Florida Derby (gr. I) thee weeks later. In his last start, the Kinsman Farm homebred was fourth in the Derby Trial. The shorter distance here figures to help. Kent Desormeaux rides for the first time.
Groomedforvictory, a Victory Gallop gelding, broke his maiden for Barclay Tagg two starts back and won the Screenland Stakes for New York breds May 7 as the 7-10 choice. Woodbine invader Fatal Bullet has won three in a row for conditioner Reade Baker -- his last by six lengths over second-level allowance foes at six furlongs on Polytrack -- and takes a big step here.
$250,000 Woody Stephens Stakes (gr. II, Race 8, 4:56 p.m.), 3-Year-olds, 7 Furlongs
PP. Horse, Jockey, Weight, ML Odds
1. True Quality (KY), Cornelio H. Velasquez, 117, 12/1
2. Ready's Image (MD), John R. Velazquez, 121, 2/1
3. Silver Edition (KY), Ramon A. Dominguez, 119, 5/1
4. Groomedforvictory (NY), Javier Castellano, 119, 8/1
5. J Be K (KY), Garrett K. Gomez, 123, 3/1
6. Fatal Bullet (FL), Edgar S. Prado, 119, 8/1
7. Ling Ling Qi (KY), Robby Albarado, 117, 15/1
8. Run With Me (FL), Alan Garcia, 117, 30/1
9. Majestic Warrior (KY), Kent J. Desormeaux, 121, 12/1
J Be K One to Catch in Woody Stephens
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Helping NJ Towns Pay for Snow Removal [AUDIO]
If you live anywhere in New Jersey you already know how brutal this winter has been. What you might not know is the answer to the question: will snow removal costs cause taxes to go up in your town?
Every municipality actually has a pot of money that could help offset the expense of snow and ice cleanup, but they're not allowed to use any of it for that purpose.
"Every town in the state, all 566 municipalities in New Jersey are currently receiving the Clean Communities grant money," said Assemblyman Ron Dancer (R-Cream Ridge). "My bill would permit municipalities to use a portion of the Clean Communities Grant Program to help pay for snow and ice removal."
Municipalities don't all get the same amount of grant money in the $16 million program, but under Dancer's bill they would all be permitted use up to 25 percent of what they do get to help cover the costs of snow and ice removal.
"This would be a way to get relief to towns without increasing taxes just by utilizing existing grant money, that is, to clean up a community," Dancer said. "We've got to clean up after snow storms. Towns are hurting. They are depleted of any budget money that may have been for those purposes. It has been a budget buster."
The Clean Communities Grant Program allows municipalities to use the state aid only for litter cleanup, to educate people about the anti-littering programs and to promote volunteer cleanup of public lands.


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Leonid Makar-Limanov, Wayne State University, will give a talk entitled "A new proof of the AMS theorem (that is Abhyankar-Moh-Suzuki) and related open problems" as part of the Department of Mathematics Algebra Seminar Winter 2013 Series.
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Walk in a nutshell
Here is a quick tour of Edinburgh's architectural highlights for the tourist who's pushed for time. The walk first takes you through Old Town, taking in the Queen's Gallery, the new Scottish parliament building and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, official Scottish residence of the Queen, before heading up the many steps to Edinburgh Castle, built in the 12th century atop an extinct volcano. After that, you head to the New Town to see the Georgian elegance of Princes Street and Charlotte Square.
Why it's special
Edinburgh's wealth of medieval and Georgian buildings, set against a rugged landscape, makes it one of Europe's most picturesque cities. The Old and New Towns were together designated a Unesco world heritage site in 1995. Now not so "new", the New Town was built between 1765 and 1850, completed with the construction of Charlotte Square, designed by Robert Adam, leader of the classical revival in British architecture (see also Pulteney Bridge, opposite). The most recent addition to the city has been the Scottish parliament building, designed by Catalan architect Enric Miralles. Late and over budget, it was criticised by politicians and the media, but it was praised by critics and won the Stirling architecture prize. The most distinctive feature is the roof of the Tower Buildings, said to evoke upturned boats on the shore.
Keep your eyes peeled for
A statue of a little dog on Candlemaker Row. This remarkable Skye terrier, known as Greyfriars Bobby, kept vigil at his master's grave for 14 years, refusing to leave. He is buried in nearby Greyfriars Kirkyard.
But bear in mind
Edinburgh is a very hilly city and there are many steps up and down. Until 2011, traffic will be disrupted as streets are torn up to lay tracks for the new tram system.
Recover afterwards
Ian Rankin, author of the Inspector Rebus stories, used to drink in the Oxford Bar on Young Street (near waymarker 16) and has said many of the regulars inspired characters for the books. Try the corned beef and beetroot "Rebus Roll": oxfordbar.com
If it's tipping down
The National Gallery on the Mound houses fine art from the early Renaissance to the end of the 19th century. As well as foreign masters, see the work of Scottish painters, including Ramsay, Raeburn, Wilkie and McTaggart. Raeburn's Skating Minister is mooted as the inspiration behind the "trigger panels" on the parliament building's windows. nationalgalleries.org
How to get there
By car The nearest car park to Waverley station is the NCP, about five minutes' walk away on York Place.
By public transport The walk starts and finishes at Waverley station.
Step by step
1. From the upper walkway of Waverley station, follow signs to the exit on Market Street. Turn left and walk under North Bridge.
2. At the fork in the road, go right on to Jeffrey Street. It leads into Canongate, part of the Royal Mile; and here you turn left.
3. Walk down Canongate. You pass Edinburgh School of English on your left. Proceed along Canongate to its end just before the Queen's Gallery, which houses the Royal Collection.
4. Just behind the Queen's Gallery is the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Queen's official Scottish residence. Opposite the Queen's Gallery in Horse Wynd is the new building for the Scottish assembly, erected on the site of a brewery.
5. Now walk back up Canongate and straight across into High Street. On the right are City Chambers, beneath which is Mary King's Close. This narrow medieval thoroughfare suffered at the centre of the plague outbreak in 1645 and was entombed under Chambers after being abandoned in 18th Century.
6. On the left side of High Street is the 12th-century St Giles' Cathedral, more properly entitled the High Kirk of Edinburgh.
7. From St Giles', carry on as High Street gives way to Lawnmarket and turn left into George IV Bridge. Walk to Candlemaker Row, where on the right is the statue of Greyfriars Bobby.
8. Now walk down Candlemaker Row into Grassmarket. Messrs Burke and Hare used to operate in this vicinity, initially as body-snatchers and later as murderers, selling bodies for dissection as their contribution to medical science. They met their end on gallows marked by the Covenanters' memorial next to Bow Well, Edinburgh's original piped water outlet in 1681.
9. From Grassmarket, turn up West Bow into Victoria Street. Halfway along, turn up the steps of Upper Bow on the left, go left and cross Johnston terrace for a view of Edinburgh Castle.
10. Walk up more steps into Castlehill to reach the castle. It houses the Scottish crown jewels and also the Stone of Destiny. Queen Margaret Chapel, Edinburgh's oldest building, is contained within the castle. To resume the walk, walk down Castlehill.
11. Turn left by a tavern named after Deacon Brodie, who inspired Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Follow Bank Street as it leads down to the Royal Scottish Academy.
12. Just past here on the left is the entrance to Princes Street gardens.
13. The gardens have a famous floral clock.
14. Stroll to the very end of Princes Street gardens and climb some steps. Cross Princes Street into South Charlotte Street to reach Charlotte Square. At the northern side of the square is Number 7, the Georgian House Museum.
15. Start back towards Princes Street but turn left down George Street. Then turn right into Castle Street.
16. Next left is Rose Street. This was formerly Edinburgh's red light area.
17. Rose Street runs parallel to Princes Street. Turn right down the next convenient sidestreet to return to the main thoroughfare. Turn left and look out for the Sir Walter Scott monument.
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How China's Employment Problems Became Trade Problems
This article focuses on the potential trade spillovers of Chinese policies to maintain employment and discusses how nations might work collaboratively at the WTO to address this problem. Chinese leaders are determined to maintain employment and have long ignored Chinese employment laws (as well as international law) that could empower workers. Chinese leaders have not made sufficient effort to either educate workers and managers about their rights and responsibilities under the law (demand side of the law) or to educate policymakers throughout China as to their enforcement obligations under the law (supply side). The failure to enforce these laws has distorted trade.Norms regarding the rule of law underpin the GATT/WTO but they are implicit. China became the first (but not only) nation to have explicit rule of law obligations. China was required to enforce the rule of law throughout all of its territories. I suggest a way in which WTO members can address this problem and at the same time provide incentives to China to improve its rule of law.
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As well, it can be [difficult] for people to have a sense of how one dish might go with another to create a [complete] meal. For example: "I like [rice], I like [pizza] and I like [peanut butter]. Uhhhhhh.... This doesn't taste that good."
These nodes are intended to just be [triggers] for your [inner pompous 5 star chef with a waxed moustache] to jump out and say, "Allo, allo! Now wouldan't some wild mush-ruums LIghtlee saut-éed in NORMANdy BUTter wiz a bit of rrroose-maree liven up zat biwl of [microwave]d rize? AH! We have NO [wild] mush-ruums! ZOOT ALORS! So perhaps next tahm you do ze SHOPpeeng you maybe buy at LEast some CREmini, henh? Okay. Let's see what we do have..." And to just have more fun with food. [Substitute] whatever you want. Work with what you have. Try new things, new ingredients.
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Apple-Berry Bliss
This Apple-Berry Bliss is a refreshing and delightful beverage that is great as a starter or a snack.
- 1 1/2 cups banana or vanilla fat free yogurt
- 1 cup Apple NESTLÉ JUICY JUICE 100% Juice
- 1/2 cup frozen strawberries, partially thawed
- 1/2 cup frozen sliced peaches, partially thawed
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This was a hit drink at my bridal shower!! Everyone really liked this and raved about it! It was kid friendly, as to my nieces enjoyed it just as much as my grandmother did. We had also made some with using raspberries instead of strawberries. Great to just try with different fruits. Enjoy!
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Serving Size: 1/3 of Recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 3
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- Calories: 200
- Calories from Fat: 0
- Total Fat: 0g (0% of DV)
- Saturated Fat: 0g (0% of DV)
- Cholesterol: 0mg (0% of DV)
- Sodium: 90mg (4% of DV)
- Carbohydrates: 44g (15% of DV)
- Dietary Fiber: 2g (6% of DV)
- Sugars: 40g
- Protein: 7g
- Vitamin A: 2% of DV
- Vitamin C: 120% of DV
- Calcium: 25% of DV
- Iron: 4% of DV
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.


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The playoffs officially begin today, with a handful of outbracket games to determine who gets into the final 16 in Class AA and Class A. I'll be covering the Suffern-Ramapo game, so follow me on Twitter @vzmercogliano for live updates. If you're heading out to any other outbracket games, send me results and I'll retweet.
Here is today's outbracket schedule:
No. 17 Ramapo vs. No. 16 Suffern at Suffern Middle School, 4:30 p.m.
No. 24 Gorton vs. No. 9 Eastchester at Tuckahoe HS, 3 p.m.
No. 23 Ardsley at No. 10 Brewster, 4:30 p.m.
No. 22 Harrison at No. 11 Sleepy Hollow, 3 p.m.
No. 21 Saunders vs. No. 12 Riverside at Tibbetts Brook Park, 3 p.m.
No. 20 Beacon at No. 13 Lourdes, 3 p.m.
No. 19 Hen Hud at No. 14 Peekskill, 4:15 p.m.
No. 18 John Jay vs. No. 15 Yonkers at Fleming Field, 3 p.m.
No. 17 Somers at No. 16 Rye, 5:30 p.m.
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The Arizona Wildcats practiced early on Monday, perhaps eager to formally begin a rivalry week that's significant only in how little they have to play for.
Or maybe, it was to see which Wildcats were ready to work.
Interim coach Tim Kish will spend the week trying to sort out those who are eager to play Saturday's Territorial Cup showdown against Arizona State. Far too many players - many of them, sadly, starters - have seemingly lost interest toward the end of a fading season. Though Kish and a handful of UA seniors wouldn't name names, a look at film of last weekend's 48-29 loss at Colorado shows a disinterested team that gave a lackluster effort.
That won't happen again, Kish said.
"We going to play the guys that prepare the hardest this week and practice the hardest," he said. "We'll make that decision at the end of the week, who goes."
More than one UA player was bothered by the performance in the loss, which dropped Arizona into a tie for last place in the Pac-12 South. The Wildcats surrendered an even 500 yards of total offense to a lackluster CU team and turned the ball over four times. Arizona quarterback Nick Foles was intercepted three times and fumbled once, though it could have been worse: The UA recovered three of the four fumbles it lost.
The loss marked the low-point of an already dreadful season. Colorado hadn't won since September, and was winless in Pac-12 play.
"People get a sense that through (some players') actions, people aren't doing what they're supposed to do," linebacker Paul Vassallo said.
Luckily, a rivalry game could keep Arizona engaged. Senior safety Robert Golden said that if the UA players can't get up for Arizona State, they shouldn't be playing the game.
Asked about the UA's lackluster effort, Golden turned serious.
"No one signed up for the season to go like this, but we signed up for a marathon," he said. "We knew it was going to be a long season. We need to get back out there, keep competing and make it work. It's a rivalry game: everybody should have a lot of momentum coming out this week."
Here comes Marshall
Kish described Arizona State's Cameron Marshall as "another strong, powerful running back who's got pretty good instincts." That's bad news for an Arizona team that's surrendering 179.8 rushing yards per game.
Rodney Stewart was the latest back to torch a porous UA defense. The Colorado senior rushed 24 times for 181 yards and three touchdowns in last weekend's win; Stewart also caught two passes for 23 yards and threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to quarterback Tyler Hansen on a trick play.
Marshall is coming off the second-worst game of his season, a 16-carry, 37-yard performance in last weekend's loss at Washington State. Still, there's reason to think Marshall's due for a big game. Arizona has rendered career-and-season-best performances to six of the 10 running backs its faced this year: Oklahoma State's Joseph Randle, Oregon's LaMichael James, Stanford's Stepfan Taylor, Oregon State's Jovan Stevenson, Washington's Chris Polk and Stewart.
Injury updates
The Wildcats will be thin at defensive line this week because of injuries. Defensive end C.J. Parish is doubtful to play because of a sprained ankle, while defensive tackle Justin Washington is questionable to play because of a sprained MCL in his knee. Fellow defensive tackles Sione Tuihalamaka (probable, elbow infection) and Jowyn Ward (doubtful, sprained ankle) are also battling ailments.
Kish said Trevin Wade (leg) and Dan Buckner (shoulder) are both expected to play this weekend. The Wildcats' interim head coach downplayed any injury to wide receiver Juron Criner, even though he was clearly limited in a 7-catch, 86-yard performance against the Buffaloes.
Criner, the UA's biggest deep threat, has undergone an appendectomy and has dealt with hand, foot and knee ailments this season.
"He should be playing," Kish said.
Kish said the Wildcats might "make a couple little changes, move some people around and get the best 11 on the field" defensively.
That might include "downsizing" in the secondary, swapping larger safeties out for smaller players so they can cover more ground.
"We're going to play that by ear and see what happens," he said.
Up next
• What: Arizona at ASU
• When: 7:30 p.m. Saturday
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Helmut Lang Pre-Fall 2014
Despite often using artists as their starting points—Wade Guyton, Picasso, and Richard Prince have all been referenced in the past—Michael and Nicole Colovos chose to push other inspirations aside and, for pre-fall, simply expanded on the idea of their spring collection instead. "Spring was very minimal, pure, and crisp, and we were so completely focused on that, that we wanted to continue with those crispy ideas," says Nicole. "So we broke up the silhouette by chopping and slicing into it and by really considering the lengths, so everything can all be worn and layered together. It's almost like peeling off the layers of an onion in a weird way." Case in point: a snow-white biker jacket zipped over a white shirt and buttoned over a double-layer knee-length skirt. Or a three-step dress that appeared like a tunic, over a longer T-shirt, over a knee-length skirt. Everything—from leather jackets, blazers and pants, to devoré skirts, classic shirts, and shell tops—was rendered in the uniform monochromatic white and black palette with a touch of royal blue and a singular textural print to bring lift to those asymmetrical basics.
If this all sounds vaguely familiar, that's because this duo aren't into filling their collections with big, unexpected surprises. "We're not the type of label that reinvents itself each season," says Michael. And why would they need to when their loyal band of followers keeps coming back for more? (For proof, try counting the number of HL puffer jackets out in force during a New York winter, every winter.) Instead, the pair played on spring's boxy, boyish frame, but elongated the proportions, played with fabric weights and brought everything inward for a slimmer, more feminine, but no less modern, feel. That each piece perfectly skims the body without being clingy, the Colovoses—who have been at the helm of the label since 2006—put down to their time-honored approach to design: "We work with a model for eight hours a day. We'll put things on her and then take the scissors and just chop it so it's more flattering," says Michael. "That's a real luxury, but you can see it in the clothes." And isn't that ultimately what it's all about?


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The new Kindle ad is clearly taking on the iPad, showing two people sitting by a pool, one with a reflective device (which isn't actually an iPad), and the other with a Kindle. The latter, a curvacious young woman, is happy with her Kindle in the sun, but pool-dude-in-a-t-shirt isn't so happy with his reflective device. So be it.
What they don't say, though, is that if you're not in the sun, reading a Kindle is much more difficult than reading an iPad. I'll grant that the Kindle has some advantages: you can read in the sun, or under a bright light (in fact, you had better have very good lighting), and it's lighter. But for all-around reading, unless you're going to read by a pool or on the beach, the iPad wins out.
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Maybe I'm not understanding the instructions on how Amen operates. If so, then it is my fault.
I placed the shortcode [amen] and [amen_manage] on the same page where I want the prayers to be shown and logged in users to be able to post prayer requests.
When someone posts a request via the form, the request appears twice. If the page is refreshed, the prayer is again doubled. If I remove the [amen_manage] shortcode and delete the duplicates everything seems to work fine using the Dashboard Amen to enter requests.
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Confidence is everything in sport and the Aussie cricket team have found some when everyone in the camp was being questioned just 10 days ago.
England's tactics, through their efforts in the media and their wonderful performances on the field, have put the Aussies on alert that they have come to play.
England's scare tactics in the media have been rather amusing, to say the least.
Headlines such as "You Sheilas" through to "They Are Rattled" will just be used by the Australian cricket team to motivate them further.
What the world has learned recently is that England have arrived as the bona fide number two team in world cricket for both one-day internationals and Test cricket.
I personally thought England had not done enough to hold such a title and would not put up much of a fight against this tough Aussie unit. By gee I was wrong!
The England bowlers have form on their side.
Steve Harmison and Andy Flintoff are both confident and they are becoming a huge concern to this Australian camp.
Add a little spice from the gregarious Kevin Pietersen and England now have a formula that means they rightly believe they can knock over these Australians.
The tourists had to either put up or shut up in the last two one-day internationals, and they managed to regain a bit of pride and dignity with two big wins.
One-day cricket is not that different to Test cricket - it is just played at a different tempo.
During the one-dayers many problems surfaced, including the lack of form of the top four Australian batsmen and opening bowler Jason Gillespie.
Typically, this Australian team answered its own critics when Ricky Ponting and Adam Gilchrist stood up in a time of need.
Then Michael Kasprowicz started to hit his stride, Gillespie began to bowl cricket balls instead of shot putts and the rest is history.
The Aussie confidence is back and the familiar successful strut is now apparent in their body language. These are all good signs for the Green and Gold.
The English media, rightly or wrongly, have also been questioning whether Justin Langer would get into form before the Lord's Test.
It took one day to answer that question as Justin showed his class with a nicely-timed century against Leicestershire.
Now the English media can only focus on Gillespie and Michael Clarke, who has not scored more than 35 in his last eight innings.
The English media are going quietly with Clarke because his replacement would be Brad Hodge, who by the way CAN play.
I feel the Australian selectors are still very worried about Gillespie's form and I can see them choosing Michael Kasprowicz instead.
It will be a sickening blow for the popular "Dizzy" but he is a big boy and will work with the team to win this series and retain the Ashes.
Many people do not realise this Australian team prides itself not on personal performances but on what the team achieves - Gillespie is no different to others in this regard.
Warney will be happy to be with his mates and he will be thinking 'if I get a five-wicket haul here' it will be the answer to all of his problems.
We know that will be not the case for Shane, who is having a difficult time off the pitch, but a few wickets will no doubt help his cause somewhat.
Everyone is talking about McGrath's 500 wickets. Let us not forget that Warney has 17 to go for the unthinkable record of having taken 600 Test wickets.
Lord's has always been a huge concern for England when they play Australia - England have only defeated the Australians there once in 100 years!
Every Australian player wants to do well at Lord's because if you are successful, then many people believe you have made it as a Test player.
The Aussies just love the place and all of its traditions.
With London being invaded by many Australians these days, the Australian cricket team will feel like they are playing at home, with the likelihood of 70% of the crowd being Australian.
The Aussies will win here but the first two days will say a lot to me about who will win this series and who has come to play.


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Karen Gravano is the daughter of Sammy "the Bull" Gravano, once one of the mafia's most feared hit men. With nineteen confessed murders, the former Gambino Crime Family underboss--and John Gotti's right-hand man--is the highest ranking gangster ever to turn State's evidence and testify against members of his high-profile crime family.
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text: I think that you are taking it a bit too far here Brian. Certainly, I am generally in favor of a well-rounded liberal education, but I believe that your 4-year university has a strong program in design, doesn't it? You are certainly not going to develop the practical skills that you need to succeed as a designer with a degree in philosophy (or mathematics for that matter). What's more, many of my friends who finished art degrees at four-year universities did choose to take an MFA (often with several years spent developing their portfolio in the interim). From what I can tell, they didn't do this just to waste time and money, but to gain contacts and credibility in a very difficult industry. Well, the path I chose (4-year university with reputable and large design program) is going to bias my perspective in the matter. I didn't mean to advocate getting a degree in philosophy or another unrelated major and then going into design. In fact I agree with everything I quoted, I just worded my post horribly. What I meant to say I am against is being a non-student who works or lives at home and does nothing, and going straight to art school with no background except the stuff you've messed around with in your sketchbook. It's a huge investment to go to a school with a big name, and unless you have a solid foundation and knowledge of design to work from, you're not going to get much out of that $15k / year tuition. There are specific choices out there that are much better for someone wanting to learn skills - for example, Pasedena City College's design classes are taught by some of the same teachers at Art Center, which is the top design school in the country (or world). The people who produce really great work are the people who grind their asses on their projects, emailing the teacher in their off time for extra critiquing, and their work is just as great coming out of a city college than it would be coming out of RISD. Graduate school is a bit different. I'm not there yet. I'd love to go to grad school at Pasedena or RISD (who knows if I'll ever be good enough). Getting an MFA maybe the only way to get you into a firm like Pentagram./ I guess I'm saying that, instead of paying the huge tuition to go to FIT, start with a city college or 4-year in a good area and save the fancy school till after graduation.


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New York Sues Five Telecom ExecsOct 1, 2002 | AP
After spending much of the year targeting star stock analysts for conflicts of interest, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer has turned the tables on top executives for what he says are conflicts that netted them millions of dollars at the expense of individual investors.
Spitzer on Monday announced his civil suit against five former and current top telecommunications executives. He accused them of taking millions in profits from initial public offerings of stock without disclosing potential conflicts of interest.
"The CEO ... was personally bought off by being given IPO allocations," Spitzer said at a Monday news conference. "Small shareholders were left holding the bag."
Spitzer also said the deal presumed that Salomon Smith Barney would deliver favorable stock ratings for the executives' companies as an inducement and reward for obtaining the investment banking business.
The suit accuses former WorldCom chief executive Bernard Ebbers, Qwest chairman Philip Anschutz, former Qwest CEO Joseph P. Nacchio, Metromedia Fiber chairman Stephen Garofalo and former McLeodUSA CEO Clark McLeod of failing to disclose their companies' underwriting relationship with Salomon Smith Barney as required by state law.
Ebbers allegedly made more than $11 million from several dozen IPOs in the late 1990s. Anschutz allegedly made $5 million in profits in the deals, McLeod netted more than $9 million, Garofalo made $1.5 million, and Nacchio took in more than $1 million, according to the suit.
Spitzer wants the money provided to investors, but was unsure how that would be done.
"The executives received huge perks from a vendor who sought their business," Spitzer said. "This clearly was unjust enrichment, and it violated the disclosure requirements of state law. Uninformed shareholders, meanwhile, lost millions of dollars when the stocks in the defendants companies crashed."
The suit could face some legal hurdles, one expert said.
"At the political level, this is an important move," said Columbia Law School Professor John Coffee, who has read Spitzer's court filing. "On the legal level, there are some problems with this lawsuit. In terms of its ability to get a recovery against these executives, it faces an uphill battle.
"I'm not saying he can't win," Coffee said, but "it's going to be very hard to prove that, just by saying there was a lot of business that went to Solomon. Solomon had the leading analyst in the world (Jack Grubman) and that's an entirely credible reason for giving the business to them in order to get his loyalty."
Representatives for Ebbers did not return telephone calls seeking comment. Garofalo didn't respond to a request for comment.
The Anschutz Corp. released a statement calling the suit "unfounded and absolutely without merit." Anschutz also did not personally receive any IPO allocations, nor did Qwest's board select investment banking firms, the company said.
Nacchio's attorney, Charles Stillman, said his client would be vindicated.
"The claim that Joseph Nacchio steered business to Salomon Smith Barney in return for personal IPO allocations or favorable research reports is totally false," he said. "There was no special relationship between Qwest and Salomon Smith Barney. In fact, the most important transaction in Mr. Nacchio's business life, the acquisition by Qwest of US West, Salomon lined up against Qwest and represented Global Crossing."
McLeodUSA spokesman Bryce Nimitz said the company had no comment on the suit. Clark McLeod, who has a home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has an unpublished number and could not be reached.
The suit is part of Spitzer's investigation of conflicts of interests at brokerages that sought investment banking business from companies while rating their stocks highly.
Last week, Salomon agreed to pay a $5 million fine to settle charges that Grubman issued misleading research reports about a telecommunications company that ended up filing for bankruptcy.
Grubman was not named as a defendant in Spitzer's suit, but in a statement, his attorney said Grubman "had no responsibility for, nor did he influence, IPO allocations to telecommunications executives."
A spokeswoman for Citigroup, parent of Salomon, wouldn't comment while the corporation is in "discussions" with Spitzer and federal regulators.
"We are moving aggressively to resolve questions about past practices and to institute far-reaching reforms," spokeswoman Arda Nazerian said. "We are committed to being a leader in raising the standards of our industry."


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elation turned to puzzlement as six infected nuns who received infusions all died.
Receiving a coffee-related gift triggers a Pavlovian response – elation, anticipation, a faux caffeine rush.
The elation is absurd, and therefore all the more endearing.
Sollecito still feels that way, he said, that sense of elation and happiness every day.
He may not inspire warmth or elation; in fact, the sight and sound of him is vaguely depressing, and deflating.
There is in his manner also a something which I do not much like—a species of suppressed triumph, of elation.
"I have made my bargain," the professor answers, in a tone of elation.
At the hospital that morning, I was in such good spirits that I had some difficulty in keeping my elation within bounds.
I left school also—with a mixture of hope and elation, and yet the most poignant regret.
His elation was so extreme that he quite forgot to eat, till the closing in of darkness put an end to his practice.
late 14c., from Old French elacion "elation, conceit, arrogance, vanity," from Latin elationem (nominative elatio), noun of action from elatus "elevated," form used as past participle of efferre, from ex- "out" + latus (see oblate (n.)), past participle of ferre "carry" (see infer). Metaphoric sense of "lifting spirits" was in Latin and has always been the principal meaning in English.


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Prosecution and defence teams have begun appeals in relation to Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi's sentence.
Prosecutors have called for a longer sentence while al-Megrahi's team has been trying to get it reduced.
The Libyan's legal team has asked judges to put the challenges on hold until the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission looks at the case.
Judges were due to consider arrangements for the arguments from both sides in Edinburgh on Thursday and a hearing had been pencilled in for July.
However, defence QC Margaret Scott asked Lord Johnston, sitting with Lords Philip and Kingarth, to delay the sentence appeals until the SCCRC makes a decision.
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The bombing of a United States-bound Pan Am flight in 1988 with the deaths of 270 people is regarded as the worst crime in Scottish legal history.
After much diplomatic wrangling Megrahi and another Libyan, Al-Amin Khalifa Fhimah, surrendered and were put on trial in a special high security courtroom in the Netherlands.
Three judges heard the evidence without a jury in 2001 and found Megrahi guilty. Fhimah was acquitted.
Five judges then heard an appeal in 2002 from Megrahi and decided that the guilty verdict should stand.
The 55-year-old former intelligence officer is now in Greenock Prison.


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Managing brownfield and industrial land
A wide diversity of habitats develop on brownfield and industrial land. These sites contain various soil types as a result of human activities such as quarrying, industry, construction, transport networks and so on.
Such habitats frequently contain plants which are valuable to insects, for example, ruderal plants that colonise bare ground. If undisturbed, many ruderal plants also continue to flower during late summer providing bumblebees with essential late-season nectar and pollen.
The aim of managing such sites should be to retain the variety of habitats including bare ground, short ruderal, tall ruderal, and scrubbier/denser areas. Small areas can be cleared each year on a rotational cycle and some scrub should be allowed to develop without letting it invade the whole site. Amenity grassland on these sites can also be managed to increase the number of flowering plants present.
For more information on managing brownfield and industrial land for bumblebees, click here to download our factsheet.
Please be aware that each site is unique and the recommended management approach will depend on local site conditions and the historical or traditional management regime. For site-specific advice, please contact your local Bumblebee Conservation Trust Conservation Officer – firstname.lastname@example.com.
"Bumblebees are lovely little creatures - their bright stripes and gentle buzz bring colour and sound to our summer gardens. They are also very important because they pollinate our wildflowers and crops. Sadly things aren't going well and some species are threatened with extinction.
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text: PROJECTS & TRAINING Projects (health & care) A Human Rights Approach to Advocacy At BIHR we know the difference human rights can make to helping achieve accountable and high quality health and care services. Our project Care and Support: A Human Rights Approach to Advocacy is working with six groups to ensure people with mental health and capacity issues have increased control and autonomy over treatment decisions, and make sure they are treated with dignity and respect. Health and social care which respects, protects and fulfils human rights has an important role in ensuring people can live dignified lives and participate in decision making. A human rights approach offers fresh ways into the age-old problem of how to keep human beings, rather than systems or targets, at the heart of delivery. It can support culture change towards person-centred approaches. This requires increased understanding – particularly among patients, carers and service users and their advocates – of how human rights can be put into practice. This is what is at the heart of BIHR's exciting partnership project, which has been made possible by a grant from the Department of Health as part of their Voluntary Sector Investment Programme 2014-15. Download our new resources here Who is involved? BIHR is the lead organisation for this project, working to support six advocacy groups (as partners on the project): BHA Leeds Skyline Healthwatch Blackburn with Darwen Mind in Brighton and Hove n-compass NSUN Wish Project aims The focus of this project is to improve outcomes for people using services who have mental health and/or capacity issues. The project has four main aims: Empower voluntary and community groups to support the people they work with who have mental health/capacity issues to have increased control and autonomy over treatment decisions and be treated with dignity and respect. We are running a series of free learning events for third sector organisations to help achieve this outcome. Click here for more information. Enable advocacy and support organisations to embed a human rights approach across their work, particularly to support people with mental health/capacity issues. Improve knowledge and confidence of service users to advocate for their own human rights in health and care settings. We will be creating some new resources to help achieve this. Stregthen the ability of voluntary and community groups to disseminate learning on a human rights approach to advocacy and support in health and care. We will be creating some new resources to assist with this. Good practice examples Moira Moira was in her 40s and had suffered with severe tinnitus and deafness in one ear for three years. This caused an incessant loud noise in her head which was having a significant impact on her mental health. Moira's consultant thought that she could benefit from a cochlear implant and was willing to perform the operation but the Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) repeatedly refused to fund it. Moira and her family were severely depressed by the situation. Moira felt that her life was no longer worth living, and at one stage attempted to take her own life. Moira was in touch with an advocate who had attended one of our project learning events. This advocate supported her to go back to her GP to explain the impact the CCG's decision was having on her. Armed with some research that showed how someone in a similar situation had benefitted from a cochlear implant, Moira used her right to be free from inhuman and degrading treatment (protected by Article 3 of the Human Rights Act) and told her GP that she thought it would be inhumane to leave her suffering when treatment was available. The GP eventually managed to secure funding for her treatment from an alternative source. Moira and her family were overjoyed. Moira felt that she was getting her life back and her children were getting their mum back. How can I get involved? Third sector: we are running free learning events for people who work for a third sector organisation on mental health/capacity issues. If you'd like to attend, more information is available here.Public sector: if you work for a public sector organisation, there may be other ways to engage in the project later on, or via our other project Delivering Compassionate Care: Connecting Human Rights to the Frontline. If you are interested, please join the mailing list for these two projects by emailing Jasmine on firstname.lastname@example.com. Individuals: if you are an individual who uses mental health or mental capacity services and would like to learn more about your human rights, we will be creating some resources on this, so please watch this space! Project contact Helen Wildbore, Senior Human Rights Officer at BIHR will be the project liaison and is contactable on email@example.com.


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I was not sure if this made it out. Can you decrease ARP times?
And does the log events ebbing set at 200 as opposed to 100 have much
effect? We have certain portions going to the SYSLOG server anyway.
I really appreciates everyone's help and comments on this.
-----Original Message-----
From: Atkins, Dwane P [mailto:ATKINSD at uthscsa dot edu]
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 5:18 AM
To: Lee Sharp; Monowall Support List
Subject: RE: [m0n0wall] Reboot
It has expanded for later versions, correct? And this is what I had
thought. All logs, arps, DHCP, etc...write to this log. I have
decrease my DHCP lease time to 2 hours.
Is there a way to decrease active ARP time?
-----Original Message-----
From: Lee Sharp [mailto:leesharp at hal dash pc dot org]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 5:12 PM
To: Monowall Support List
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Reboot
Atkins, Dwane P wrote:
> Can someone explain what each of these are:
> Filesystem 512-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
> /dev/md0c 21758 21086 672 97% /
> procfs 8 8 0 100% /proc
> /dev/fd0 2849 50 2799 2% /cf
> I was assuming that /dev/md0c, which is now 97% full, was memory and
> that /dev/fd0 was the compact flash. What would the /cf be then?
My mistake... The cf card is mounted, but the image on the cf card is
not. Nothing is written to the cf other than the dyndns cache and the
config. Root is all in the ram disk, which is 11 meg, no mater what ram
or hard drive you have. And all my system on the 1.2x core run at
93%... There was much talk of expanding it, but some people with 16 meg
CF devices had trouble with 16 meg images. (16 meg binary != 16 meg
marketing) The point I was making is that with a 1 gig cf card, he
would still be 93% full. Sorry for being unclear, and yes it is
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - There may be no such thing as a sure bet on Wall Street, but junk bonds have come pretty close over the past four years. Now the high-yield market feels frothy enough to a number of the biggest bond market players that they are shying away from junk.
Bonds of the riskiest U.S. companies have delivered a total return of 143 percent since bottoming in December 2008. A widely followed measure of the sector, the Bank of America/Merrill Lynch High Yield Master II Index, hit an all-time high last month and sits just a smidgen below that record.
"This market started off the year with hyper activity," said Dan Fuss, vice chairman and portfolio manager at Loomis Sayles, which oversees $182 billion in assets.
An aggressive effort by central banks like the U.S. Federal Reserve to suppress interest rates on safer assets like government debt has triggered a massive yield hunt among bond managers. That has translated into big demand for high-yield bonds, also called junk bonds because they sport below-investment-grade ratings by Standard & Poor's and Moody's.
As a result, effective yields for junk bonds dropped to a record low of 5.84 percent in January, according to the Bank of America index.
Now, even with effective yields creeping back up to just over 6 percent this month, the market "feels like it's been priced to perfection," said Bonnie Baha, head of Global Developed Credit at DoubleLine, which oversees $53 billion.
Baha and Fuss have both cut back their junk exposure.
The flagship $22.7 billion Loomis Sayles Bond Fund has slashed high-yield bonds to just 24 percent of assets, the lowest ever, from about 35 percent a year ago. Fuss also has reined in his duration risk, lowering the fund's average maturity to nine years from a peak of 19 years.
Fuss and others worry the Fed's easy money policy - short-term interest rates held at effectively zero and a bond-buying program known as quantitative easing - will soon foster inflation, a bond manager's biggest fear.
That would drive up interest rates, so bond prices, which move in the opposite direction to rates, would fall.
Financial markets were spooked last week when minutes from the Fed's January meeting showed some policymakers divided over how long quantitative easing should last. Against this backdrop, Fuss and Baha are bracing for bond yields to rise.
"The 'don't fight the Fed' mentality, which has been driving corporate bonds prices higher, will have to reconcile at some point with the macroeconomic reality that there's more risk in the world than the market is choosing to acknowledge," Baha said. "We're coming into a period where credit selection matters a lot. Buying credit blindly - a la the ETF space - is a dangerous game."
The 13 U.S. high-yield bond exchange traded funds (ETFs) tracked by Lipper pulled in nearly $8 billion of new investor money in 2012, and total assets shot up more than 50 percent to nearly $32 billion, including market performance. Investors so far this year have yanked more than $1 billion from the sector.
The iShares iBoxx $High Yield Corporate Bond Fund, which accounts for nearly half the assets in the group, has seen four straight weeks of outflows, totaling $905 million.
Bond managers are also getting worried that junk bond valuations are getting stretched relative to stocks, their chief competitor in the realm of risk assets.
Junk bonds' average yield to maturity recently fell below the earnings yield on the S&P 500, the inverse of the price-to-earnings ratio and used by fund managers to compare valuations with bonds.
That is an anomaly and was its widest in late 2012 when junk yields were 0.57 of a percentage point lower than the S&P earnings yield. Last week, that had narrowed to 0.37 of a percentage point.
By contrast, junk bond yields since 1986 have averaged 4.94 percentage points above the earnings yield. While stocks overall are a riskier asset class than junk bonds, the S&P 500 earnings yield historically has been lower because it is a yardstick for the risk of owning the highest-quality stocks compared with the expected return on the lowest-quality bonds.
Junk bonds have lagged stocks so far in 2013 after both returned roughly 16 percent last year. The S&P 500's year-to-date total return through Monday was 4.7 percent, but just 1.7 percent for junk bonds.
Their growing skittishness notwithstanding, few bond managers expect an outright sell-off in high-yield bonds, given the Fed's determination to keep driving investors to take on more risk and expectations for continued low default rates.
The ability of so many companies to refinance their debt at substantially lower interest rates over the past four years has strengthened the cash flow profiles and balance sheets of many junk issuers.
Yet dividend-paying stocks have become attractive alternatives to junk and investment-grade corporate bonds.
Kathleen Gaffney, co-director of investment grade fixed income at Eaton Vance, said she believes equities will perform solidly this year. Her Eaton Vance Bond Fund can hold up to 20 percent of assets in equity and is already halfway to that threshold.
"I'm watching for opportunities ... to add," she said.
Gaffney also calls syndicated loans an "easy trade-off" for pricey junk bonds. In addition to higher standing in the capital structure, an important edge in case of bankruptcy, they are better protected from rising interest rates because they are generally pegged to floating-rate benchmarks. By comparison, the value of fixed-rate securities is hurt by rising rates.
"Loans are the best possible place in capital markets globally right now, from a risk/return standpoint," said Oleg Melentyev, credit strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Loan funds have attracted $8.2 billion in new money in the past 12 weeks, Melentyev said. That amounts to 16.7 percent of the group's total assets of roughly $80 billion.
The current yield to maturity on the Standard & Poor's/LSTA Leveraged Loan 100 Index, which tracks the leveraged loan market, was 5.13 percent. The total return on the index so far this year is 1.31 percent.
"The main thing to be concerned about now would be the interest rate risk," said Martin Fridson, chief executive of research firm FridsonVision LLC.
"It seems to me unlikely that interest rates are going to go lower. In that sense, it's a good time to be in loans."
Reporting By Jennifer Ablan and Sam Forgione; Editing by Dan Burns and Nick Zieminski


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Benin Compact
- Grant Total: $307,298,040
- Grant Committed: $302,263,090
- Grant Expended: $302,263,090
- Signed: February 22, 2006
- Entry Into Force: October 7, 2006
- Completed: October 6, 2011
In February 2006, the Millennium Challenge Corporation signed a five-year, $307 million compact with the Government of Benin aimed to increase investments and private sector activity through the implementation of four projects. These projects will increase access to land through more secure and useful land tenure; expand access to financial services through grants given to micro, small, and medium enterprises; provide access to justice by bringing courts closer to rural populations; and improve access to markets by eliminating physical and procedural constraints currently hindering the flow of goods through the Port of Cotonou. The MCC compact in Benin entered into force (EIF) in October 2006, formally initiating the five-year timeline for project implementation.
For the most up-to-date information on implementation progress, please read the Quarterly Status Report.
This project aims to improve the efficiency of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) to respond to opportunities by reducing costs and improving access to financial services. The Project will improve financial services provided to MSMEs, increase microfinance institutions' (MFIs') self-sufficiency, decrease MFIs' portfolio at risk, and increase loans guaranteed with land titles.
- Create a grant facility to support MSMEs and to expand financial services;
- Strengthen supervision of microfinance institutions;
- Arrange stakeholder forums on expanding financial services;
- Improve the financial sector regulatory environment;
- Improve the microfinance credit information bureau; and
- Help financial institutions increase lending based on land as collateral.
This project aims to strengthen the institutional environment for business and investment in Benin by improving the ability of the judicial system to resolve claims. This Project is expected to increase the number of cases resolved per year, increase the number of cases treated by the Arbitration Center, and decrease the time required to register an enterprise.
- Expand the Arbitration Center of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry;
- Improve the Business Registration Center;
- Train judges and court personnel and strengthen the Inspector General Office;
- Build a Legal Information Center accessible to the public;
- Provide legal aid to poor litigants through NGOs; and
- Construct eight new courts of first instance and one court of appeal.
This project aims to improve the performance and security, expand capacity, and reduce costs of the Port of Cotonou. A modernized Port will be more efficient and reduce time for shippers. Increased volume and reduced costs will benefit the entire Beninese economy.
- Construct a new south wharf;
- Upgrade roads and gates and install new fire protection and security systems;
- Construct new bulk handling facilities
- Establish a fish/seafood inspection-handling facility; and
- Modernize customs, improve port procedures and train personnel.
This Project aims to create secure land tenure for the poor and non-poor alike and to create effective, transparent governance of land and property issues. This Project is expected to reduce the time and cost to obtain a title and to increase land security.
- Improve land administration and management;
- Formalize property rights in rural and urban areas;
- Decentralize land registration by establishing regional offices; and
- Provide education on land policy.


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Peanut Butter Ice Cream Pie
This frozen Peanut Butter Ice Cream Pie is a dessert that peanut lovers will adore. It is so easy to make and a perfect make-ahead treat.
- 1 pkg. (16.5 oz.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Refrigerated Chocolate Chip Cookie Bar Dough, softened, divided
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter, divided
- 2 cups DREYER'S® or EDY'S SLOW-CHURNED® vanilla ice cream, softened
- 1/4 cup chopped peanuts
- 3 tablespoons NESTLÉ NESQUIK Chocolate Flavor Syrup
- Chopped peanuts (optional)
Directions, Reviews, Nutrition
PRESS 20 squares of cookie dough onto bottom and up side of prepared pie plate.
BAKE for 18 to 22 minutes or until golden brown; flatten down with back of spoon to form pie shell. Cool completely on wire rack.
SPREAD 1/4 cup peanut butter over crust. Mix ice cream, remaining 1/4 cup peanut butter and 1/4 cup peanuts in medium bowl. Spoon into cookie crust; spread evenly. Drizzle with Nesquik and additional chopped peanuts. Freeze for at least 2 hours or overnight.
BAKE remaining cookie dough according to package directions. Cool completely on wire rack; crumble cookies.
THAW pie for 5 to 10 minutes. Sprinkle cookie crumbs over pie. Cut into wedges.
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My husband's birthday is coming up soon, and he put his request in for this pie instead of cake! It is so good, and so easy!
peanut butter ice cream pie
I have tried many recipes from this web page but this is the BEST that I have made. My company on the 4th of July were all impressed and thought that this was bought...could have just served this and nothing else. I say to all you must try!!
Great Summer Treat
I love Peanut-Butter Ice Cream so I couldn't wait to try this recipe! I found the cookie crust a bit thick, as did other bakers, so I used brownie squares instead, baking off the extras and crumbling them on top...Delicious!
Yummy Peanut Butter Ice Cream Pie
This was so easy to make and taste very good.I make this for my sister who love Peanut Butter.She try it and said that it was Incredible good.She wasnted the recipe so sahe can make one for her family.I definatey will be making this again.
Tastes Great
This recipe is very easy to make and it tastes great; however, cutting the frozen chocolate chip cookie crust is near impossible. I think next time I make it I'm going to mix up the ice cream filling and just serve it over fresh chocolate chip cookies. It was delicious!
Nutrition Information
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 1/8 of Recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 450
- Calories from Fat: 210
- Total Fat: 24g (37% of DV)
- Saturated Fat: 8g (38% of DV)
- Cholesterol: 35mg (11% of DV)
- Sodium: 350mg (14% of DV)
- Carbohydrates: 53g (18% of DV)
- Dietary Fiber: 2g (10% of DV)
- Sugars: 35g
- Protein: 9g
- Vitamin A: 2% of DV
- Vitamin C: 0% of DV
- Calcium: 2% of DV
- Iron: 2% of DV
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.