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The called themselves F.E.A.R., primarily because D.E.L.U.S.I.O.N.A.L. was too challenging a word to make into an acronym. Nonetheless, the quartet of military misfits managed to murder two people they suspected of ratting them out to police before they were arrested:
Army soldiers formed a militia group in Georgia that plotted to overthrow the U.S. government — and they killed a fellow soldier and his girlfriend to keep the plot secret, prosecutors alleged Monday, according to the Associated Press.
Prosecutors in the Long County, Ga., case say that the militia group planned to overtake the nearby Fort Stewart, to bomb a dam in Washington state and poison the state's apple crop and ultimately overthrow the government and assassinate the president, according to reports.
The group of former and activity duty U.S. service members spent at least $87,000 on guns and bomb components, prosecutors said.
The anarchist allegations emerged Monday during the trial where four soldiers are accused of killing former soldier Michael Roark and his 17-year-old girlfriend Tiffany York, to stop their plan from being revealed.
"This domestic terrorist organization did not simply plan and talk," prosecutor Isabel Pauley told the judge. "Prior to the murders in this case, the group took action. Evidence shows the group possessed the knowledge, means and motive to carry out their plans."
The militia group's name is F.E.A.R, which stands for Forever Enduring Always Ready. Prosecutors did not know how many members the group had, according to published reports.
I'd be willing to go out on a limb and suggest they got the entire group, considering one of the suspects ratted out the others. If he was willing to turn on his compatriots, it would be odd for him to turn on just some of them instead of the entire group.
It's a new wrinkle that the group was comprised of active duty and former military, considering most anarchists are anti-social stoner chronic f*ck-ups, types that don't tend to volunteer for the relatively structured and spartan life of a soldier.
As for claiming that this bunch of misfits "possessed the knowledge, means and motive to carry out their plans," I think prosecutor Isabel Pauley was taking dramatic license.
I don't care if the four-man terror cell were members of Delta, Red Cell, or a SEAL team, they simply lack the manpower or gear to:
- take over Fort Stewart (home of the combat-hardened 3rd Division)
- bomb a dam in Washington state (which takes more explosives than they could carry, even if they were able to penetrate security and stave off responding police tactical teams)
- poison the state's apple crop (apple-by-apple, or by the bushel?)
- ultimately overthrow the government, and
- assassinate the president
These weren't plots. These were aspirations that a group of malcontents couldn't begin to hope to pull off. It would be comical, if it wasn't for the two corpses involved.

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Beyond The Street Value
The story was a sad one in which a family needed more time to obtain the money necessary to get their doggy-gone-lost out of the custody of animal control, and in the meantime the dog was euthanized…when it should have been "on hold" waiting. There is no doubt that this family experienced "sentimental damages" as it were, but are there larger implications to these kinds of cases being decided in favor of the saddened pet owners? A few things come to mind.
First of all, it's been determined that when a client becomes angry, they are more likely to proceed with legal ramifications in general. So if we deliver excellent client service, even in the face of a pretty bad scenario, we hedge our bets that things can be worked out without involving a judge. Of course this is only one of the many reasons why we should always deliver excellent client service!
Next, it's a victory for the human-animal bond, demonstrating that this bond is so tangible that it deserves replacement by cash if wrongly disturbed. This is the case already for the human-human bond as we know, so it brings our relationship with animals up to a certain similar level. These pets are part of our families!
Finally, this may be the next best thing to happen to the profession in terms of raising the bar for professionals delivering animal healthcare. In other words, if a practice can show that they only have licensed veterinarians, and credentialed veterinary technicians (or certified veterinary assistants?) doing what they are allowed to do via the state practice act, then they have provided the best our profession has to offer.
It's interesting, we've been talking a long time now about how the general public needs to learn more about what a credentialed veterinary technician can do so they will demand that a practice only use these professionals for certain tasks involving the animal, yet is that the proper perspective to have? My good friend Val and I were just talking, and she mentioned that she ran into a fella that was completely outside of the veterinary world and was just learning of the debate between having credentialed vs. "off the street" people working in practice. He was flabbergasted, because he always just assumed that the people in the veterinary facility were trained and licensed to do the job, just as you would assume the same in a human medical facility.
Perhaps that's the issue, then. Pet owners don't need to know there are credentialed technicians working in your practice; they need to know that the other practices do not have these professionals employed on their animal care teams! Hmmm, maybe we need to try hitting a completely different target after all.
In the meantime, pay close attention to what happens in the courts of law. These decisions will set precedents and establish standards that those in veterinary medicine twenty years ago would have never expected, and they will affect the profession and all of us in it as time moves forward.


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I asked "I am sure I will get questions from beekeepers/growers about how to apply for it… I am assuming that the funds will be distributed based on area of planting etc (like how much per acre of land if you devote certain % of land to plan bee friendly plants)."
Answer: "Sure… It's a rather complicated system on how it's all calculated, but folks should visit their local Service Center to apply and get more details."
Deadline for application is end of March.
Good luck!
Zachary Huang, MSU
USDA spending $3M to feed honeybees in Midwest
By M.L. JOHNSON / Associated Press / February 25, 2014
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Tuesday it will spend millions of dollars to help farmers and ranchers improve pastures in five Midwestern states to provide food for the nation's struggling honeybees.
Commercial honeybees pollinate an estimated $15 billion worth of produce each year. Many beekeepers bring hives to the Upper Midwest in the summer for bees to gather nectar and pollen for food, then truck them in the spring to California and other states to pollinate everything from almonds to apples to avocadoes.
But agricultural production has been threatened by a more than decade-long decline in commercial honeybees and their wild cousins due to habitat loss and pesticide use. Colony collapse disorder, in which honeybees suddenly disappear or die, has made the problem worse, boosting losses over the winter to as much as 30 percent per year.
The USDA hopes to stem those losses by providing more areas for bees to build up food stores and strength for winter. The new program will be ''a real shot in the arm'' for improving bees' habitat and food supply, said Jason Weller, chief of USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Dairy farmers and ranchers in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Dakotas can qualify for about $3 million to reseed pastures with alfalfa, clover and other plants appealing to both bees and livestock. Farmers also can get help building fences, installing water tanks and making other changes that better enable them to move their animals from pasture to pasture so the vegetation doesn't become worn down. The goal is to provide higher quality food for insects and animals.
''It's a win for the livestock guys, and it's a win for the managed honeybee population,'' Weller said. ''And it's a win then for orchardists and other specialty crop producers across the nation because then you're going to have a healthier, more robust bee population that then goes out and helps pollinate important crops.''
The USDA is focusing on those five states because 65 percent of the nation's estimated 30,000 commercial beekeepers bring hives there for at least part of the year. With limited funds, Weller said, the goal is to get the biggest payoff for the investment.
Corn, soybean and other farmers can qualify for money to plant cover crops, which typically go in after the regular harvest and help improve soil health, or to grow bee-friendly forage in borders and on the edges of fields.
The program is just the latest in a series of USDA efforts to reduce honeybee deaths. The agency has partnered with universities to study bee diseases, nutrition and other factors threatening colonies. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack also recently created a working group on bees to coordinate efforts across the department.
The work is already paying off with changes to once-common beekeeping practices, such as supplementing bees' diet with high-fructose corn syrup, said David Epstein, a senior entomologist with the USDA. He noted that the quality of bees' food is as important as the quantity.
''You can think of it in terms of yourself,'' Epstein said. ''If you are studying for exams in college, and you're not eating properly and you're existing on coffee, then you make yourself more susceptible to disease and you get sick.''
Tim Tucker, who has between 400 and 500 hives at sites in Kansas and Texas, said he may take some of his bees to South Dakota this year because the fields around his farm near Niotaze, Kan., no longer provide much food for them.
''There used to be a lot of small farms in our area that had clover and a variety of crops, whereas in the last 20 years it's really been corn, soybean and cotton and a little bit of canola,'' Tucker said. ''But those crops don't provide a lot of good nectar and pollen for bees.''
Tucker, who is president of the American Beekeeping Federation, said the last ''really good'' year he had was 1999, when he got more than 100 pounds of honey per hive. Last year, he averaged about 42 pounds per hive.
He hopes dairy farmers, beef cattle ranchers and others will sign up for the new USDA program by the March 21 deadline.
It's not a ''cure all,'' Tucker said, but ''anything we do to help provide habitat for honeybees and for native bees and pollinators is a step.''


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Content management systems are great for maintaining large web sites, but many systems produce side effects with serious negative consequences for search engine positioning.
Content management systems (CMS) are designed to ease the development and maintenance of large sites. They are particularly useful for sites where a lot of people work on the content, and for dynamic web sites, such as online stores.
Most of these systems were built without much thought to how the content they generate fares in search engine results. Unfortunately, this means some CMS-created web sites are all but invisible to most search engines.
The good news is that there are workarounds and other potential solutions for most CMS platforms. The current issue of Content Management Focus has a feature article covering the issues and solutions related to CMS and search engines.
The author, Sandra Higgison, attended the recent Search Engine Strategies conference in London and spoke with a number of experts, including speakers Mikkel deMib Svendsen, Alan Perkins, Jill Whalen and Danny Sullivan, who all offered interesting insights into the problem.
Higgison also spoke with CMS vendors and customers. The result is an excellent overview of the challenges users of CMS systems face.
Although Higgison's article is considered premium content, available only to subscribers of the magazine, Sandra has graciously provided a special URL for SearchDay readers to access the article at no charge.
Even if you don't use a content management system for your own web site, the article is well worth reading to understand yet another reason why some content is part of the invisible web, hidden from even the best search engines.
Warning! Your CMS could damage your content's health
Content Management Focus Magazine, June 2003
Making Dynamic and E-Commerce Sites Search Engine Friendly
SearchDay, October 29, 2002
Many dynamic and e-commerce web sites are unwittingly part of the Invisible web, but there are several strategies for making them more search engine friendly.
Search Engines And Dynamic Pages
This article, available to Search Engine Watch members, provides additional information about testing for and solving dynamic delivery problems.
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Rail reform: let's start at the top and cut Costa
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Wow, great new timetable, Mr Costa ("Another day, and more cuts to trains", Herald, July 26). You've managed to inconvenience half of Sydney and my train still arrived at St Leonards 15 minutes late.
Please start with cutbacks in your own department - preferably with yourself, in order to make way for a minister with at least half a clue.
Adrian Bain, Pendle Hill, July 26.
With no foreseeable improvement in train services for possibly the next year or so, coupled with the deterioration of the service in the past 12 months and, more specifically, the implementation of a new timetable which reduces services even further, can we, the commuters, please receive a reduction in fares?
I accept that the service is terrible and I don't expect it to improve, however, I am extremely annoyed that I am being charged more to travel on a deteriorating service.
Mitchell Beston, Woy Woy, July 26.
Is it mere coincidence that at the same time rail services have plummeted, ticket inspector numbers have soared? The unleashing of the grey army over the past few months is nothing short of insulting.
Less inspectors checking tickets bought for a service hardly provided and more drivers to actually provide that service may just well be the answer to our rail crisis.
Dany Elachi, Campsie, July 26.
Please, Mr Costa, stop your defence of the rail system and simply answer this question: why does it take 21 months to train a train driver?
Rob Middleton, Stanmore, July 26.
A greater gift to the roads lobby could not be imagined. Cutting train services goes against the promotion of public transport by almost every advanced nation in the world.
Les MacDonald, Balmain, July 26.
I am going to use my car for every journey. I will sit in air-conditioned comfort, listen to music of my choice, talk on the hands-free, come and go when I like and pollute the hell out of Sydney.
I hope everybody else does the same.
The resultant giant gridlock may finally bring this incompetent, dehydrated Government to its senses.
Goodbye trains, they Costa too much time.
Michael Stanbridge, Bonnet Bay, July 26.
I was inconvenienced by having my weekend services cut, my train to work this morning was still late and yet I have given up complaining to CityRail. After months and months of unreliable service, what's the point? No one appears to be listening.
To paraphrase Sir Humphrey from Yes, Minister, "The railways would run much smoother without passengers."
Ian Marks, Lewisham, July 26.
If you want a railway to run on time hire a German or Swiss to run it. If you want a Third World railway hire Mr Costa. I know what I would prefer. Make these public servants catch the trains and see how they like it.
Tim Sheehan, Katoomba, July 25.
Hands up all those who took a toke
I am baffled as to why anyone would smoke pot and not inhale ( "Slow on the draw", Herald, July 26). I have never heard anyone admit to drinking alcohol but not swallowing.
Debby O'Brien, Armidale, July 26.
Use of mind-altering substances must be rife among our leaders. Considering how quickly he forgot his promise to "never ever" bring in a goods and services tax, the Prime Minister must be a lotus-eater.
Geoff Saunders, Marrickville, July 26.
How sanctimonious can we all get? If you gave me 10 cents for every person who tried a puff of any prohibited substance in his or her youth, I'd be a millionaire by now.
And if our Prime Minister tries to convince us he never once was tempted to have a puff of something illicit sometime during his distant youth, I would be very, very sceptical.
A Doe, Russell Lea, July 26.
Why don't politicians ever inhale? Are they already full of hot air?
Seth Richardson, Surry Hills, July 26.
When is the Australian media going to grow up? The continual nonsense of discovering whether any politicians smoked dope decades ago shows the media up for its total non-professionalism.
If you can't find any bad news stories, try writing a good news one.
Rob Parkhouse, Kellyville, July 26.
Exaggeration for sales boost, to Islam's cost
I remember when that atrociously titled book Forbidden Love first came out and I thought, "Not another book about so-called 'Muslim' honour killings."
I knew that there were so many cultural practices, including female genital mutilation, that were mixed up mistakenly with Islam and that this was just another sensationalised story.
Thank God for the Herald's expose on the book and its author ("Her life as a fake: bestseller's lies exposed", Herald, July 24). This is just one example of how authors embellish and exaggerate stories about Islam to sell their books. But a lie can never outlive its truth.
I suggest that Norma Khouri write another book to correct her errors and call it Forgotten Disclaimer: the Boring Bits In Between.
Kuranda Seyit, Sydney, July 26.
What's all the fuss? Just change the classification from non-fiction to fiction.
Neil Feller, Potts Point, July 26.
Caught out
Why should a court have to have its time wasted settling this case ("An important exam, but still told to do jury duty", Letters, July 26) in favour of Lorraine Speers's daughter, when it is so patently obvious that the Sheriff's Office is at fault?
Richard Morris, Eastlakes, July 26.
D. Browne (Letters, July 26) appears to be in a class of his or her own. The relevant act provides that all persons who are on the state electoral roll are qualified and liable to serve as jurors except those who are disqualified, ineligible or entitled as of right to be exempted if they claim an exemption.
A person with a criminal conviction or who is subject to an apprehended violence order or to a court order disqualifying him or her from driving a motor vehicle is disqualified.
Present or former legal practitioners and police officers are ineligible. Clergy, nuns, doctors, dentists, pharmacists and some others are entitled to claim exemption. Spouses are not mentioned. The only persons who are exempted are those who have applied.
I will leave it to the Law Reform Commission to contemplate these categories and for the spouses of police officers to work out which category they fit.
Richard d'Apice, Double Bay, July 26.
Name the day
My birthday wish for the Prime Minister is that he announces the date of the forthcoming election. I'm tired of this farcical electioneering where taxpayers' money is being thrown around extravagantly in an attempt to cover up the wrongs of the last eight years.
Rosalind Haining, Bondi Junction, July 26.
So, B. Forde (Letters, July 26) thinks a 65-year-old John Howard is "an old man" with a "dodgy memory" and therefore not capable of governing Australia.
I am 76 and perfectly capable of the job. It's just that no one has offered it to me.
David Lloyd, Nth Turramurra, July 26.
Bomb threats
The Foreign Minister, Alexander Downer, has blamed decisions by the Philippines and Spain to pull out of Iraq for a terrorist group's threat to unleash a series of car-bomb hits in Australia ("Downer blames Iraq pullouts for threat", Herald, July 26).
Since no car or other bombs have been exploded in either Spain or the Philippines after those countries' withdrawals from Iraq, the view that a nexus exists between countries having troops in Iraq and the potential for terrorist reprisals in the nations that dispatched those troops is consummately sane.
Henk Verhoeven, Beacon Hill, July 26.
Both major parties have grandly proclaimed that in the event of an Australian being taken hostage they will never negotiate. Of course, it will always be somebody else's child/partner/parent that they will be sacrificing.
Alan Morris, Eastlakes, July 26.
Messrs Howard and Downer are correct in not bowing to threats from the Tawhid Islamic Group. If sending troops to Iraq did not increase the likelihood of terrorist attacks against Australia then how could bringing them back possibly decrease the threat?
Bryan Hayes, Mount Pleasant, July 26.
Instead of endlessly debating the monumental distraction of the invasion of Iraq by the United States, the international community should be preparing for an invasion of Sudan. For the sake of humanity.
Robert Niven, Higgins (ACT), July 26.
Definitely time
We know it's time for a new leader when even "John Valder, a former federal president of the Liberal Party and close associate of John Howard, is to begin a campaign to end the Howard era in politics" ("Former ally turns against Howard", Herald, July 26).
I, too, resent being represented by a Government that increasingly accepts without question every US decision, opinion or assurance given by President George Bush.
Terrill Riley-Gibson, Concord, July 26.
Integrity questioned
There is another dimension to add to Robert Manne's discourse on "the sincere lie" ("No questions asked when the sheriff called", Herald, July 26).
This process is assisted by the politicisation of the public service so that material is "sieved" and presented in such a way as to conform with the Government's ideology.
I would guess that most thinking Australians are now deeply suspicious of "the integrity of the process by which the conviction" is "reached".
Jan Kent, Farmborough Heights, July 26.
Not only users will pay
The Health Minister, Tony Abbott, says medicine costs will not rise under the free trade agreement despite provisions for US drug companies to challenge Australian decisions (Herald, July 26).
Mr Abbott may not inhale but many people have to use inhalers that would be too expensive except for the PBS and unfortunately they have run out of legs that can be pulled.
George Antonakos, Byron Bay, July 26.
According to John ...
Sydney Anglican leaders are recorded as likely to ignore the move to greater ecumenical co-operation ("Churches sing from the same hymn sheet", Herald, July 26).
Not if, as they claim, they take the Bible and Jesus seriously. John's Gospel records some of Jesus's final words as, "May they [those who believe in me] all be one ..." (John 17:20).
And the purpose of this unity? That the world may believe that God sent Jesus.
The new ecumenical covenanting agreement is encouraging news; it will be a great tragedy if Sydney Anglicanism opts out.
The Reverend Chris Albany, Rector, St George's Anglican Church, Paddington, July 26.
When I was a child, in less enlightened times, I thought even a peek inside the local Protestant church would have condemned me to everlasting hellfire. How times have changed.
Eddie Raggett, Mosman, July 26.
Westfields walloped
Regarding mainstream comprehensive schools playing specialist sports high schools ("It used to be fun, but professionals make school sport scary", Herald, July 26), I would like to record that Newcastle High School, a comprehensive school, has defeated Westfields Sports High School in the State open boys basketball championship final twice in succession, in 2003 and 2004.
This year it was by a walloping 40 points, despite Westfields selectively targeting boys' basketball as a sport.
Comprehensives rule!
Peter McNair, Merewether, July 26.
Flame of the 'best' Games still bright
The panic about the costs of maintaining Olympic venues is ridiculous ("Game's up: venues cost you $46m", Herald, July 26). They are called assets. Sometimes assets cost money to maintain. The figures stated are less than a few weeks of Medicare advertising.
The games venues, if properly maintained, will serve all Australians for decades to come. This is the legacy of our tax dollars spent on the "best" Games.
Mic Gruchy, Darlinghurst, July 26.
Perhaps our athletes who got/get an influx of money after the 2000-04 Olympics could pay to keep the struggling Olympic venues across Sydney open rather then we taxpayers who never have, and never will, get to use them? Either that or the politicians who built them.
Adrian Gallagher, Dapto, July 26.
The original spirit of the Olympics is all but lost. These days they overemphasise two undesirable characteristics: money and cheating.
People are becoming disillusioned by the increasing professionalism of sports and of the widespread revelations of drug-taking. Moreover, Games are attractive targets for terrorists, increasing security costs.
It would be much cheaper and fairer if we converted to "virtual reality": let the Cybergames commence.
Adrian Cooper, Queens Park, July 26.
Building the nation
In the climate of largesse regarding the family payment of $600 per child, I would like to request that payments be extended to childless single men like me.
While I would be happy to participate in increasing our population I find I am hampered by the lack of a partner. If the $600 could be prepaid I could buy some decent shoes, a nice shirt and still have a few dollars left over for a night out.
This would improve my chances of procreating in the near future, which could
make me less ill-disposed towards our Government, which I gather is the point of the payment.
Andrew Belford, Croydon Park, July 25.
Flying pigs riding Hogs?
Baby boomers should be worrying about more than just Harleys ( "Why they won't just f-fade away", Herald, July 24-25). Show me a boomer who has maintained a long-term, intimate relationship and I'll show you a flock of flying pigs.
Janine De Saxe, St Leonards, July 26.
Slow lane
What speed limit applies (Letters, July 24) outside schools on a pupil-free day?
Martin Low, Green Valley, July 25.


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3 night : Pacific Jewel Cruise Review by jaspery
Overall Member Rating
3 night
Destination: South Pacific
Embarkation: Other
First the good:
Fabulous cabin. Had a twin bed inside on deck 11 one of the cheapest 2 bed cabins available but it was huge and very comfortable and very clean. Next time will get a cabin with a window or balcony but inside cabin was fine for 3 nights and it was cheap.
Excellent food. Both the buffet and the silver service dining room (Waterfront Restaurant) the only 2 dining areas where you didn't have to pay to eat were excellent. We did not try the other restaurants where you have to pay although we tried to get into the Salt Grill a couple of hours after we boarded but it was booked out for the whole cruise.
Very good entertainment
Loved the Plantation restaurant - sitting in comfort, enjoying nice food and looking at the fabulous view - bliss
Cabin steward was excellent
Ship in very good condition
We did not find ourselves having to queue More much at all. We booked for dinner every night and we avoided the dinner queue which was quite long some nights. However see my comment below about the problems with having the book for dinner every night and not being sure you will get in.
Cost of cruise was very reasonable
And now the not so good ...
We were supposed to depart at 4pm and spend 3 days cruising. Instead we departed around midnight and sailed down the coast to Jervis Bay where we dropped anchor around mid morning the next day. We remained there until the following day when we sailed back to Sydney. The reason given by the cruise director for doing this was to avoid the rough weather further out to sea. On the last morning we learned from a fellow passenger that the same thing happened when he went on a 3 night P&O cruise a couple of months earlier. He said however there were no rough seas on that cruise so the reason for dropping anchor at Jervis Bay was a mystery. There is of course a massive saving in fuel costs when a ship stays put rather than sailing around the ocean.
the open air circus on the top open air deck near the pools, which I believe is unique to Pacific Jewel, was scheduled for the night we left Sydney. It was raining all day that day and the forecast was for more showers in the evening. After boarding we were told that the circus had been cancelled "due to the rain". It was not rescheduled for another evening. It is a mystery why it was scheduled for the first evening when the weather was so wet and why it was not rescheduled for the following evening or the evening after. No satisfactory explanation was given.
Having to book a table for dinner at the silver service dining room (the only dining room/restaurant where you did not have to pay to eat - apart from the buffet)was very stressful. There was only one hotline number to ring and whenever you rang, the number was engaged so you had to ring many many times before you got onto someone. If you didn't ring and book soon enough you could miss out on a table at the dining room and would have to go to the buffet. Most people are on holidays to get away from stress so this kind of arrangement is not good. I believe with some other lines you book meal times when you book your cruise.
meal time options were either too early or too late. The options were 5.30pm, 6pm, 8pm and one other which I think was some time after 8pm.
Would probably not sail with P&O again because of the Jervis Bay issue.
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26 September 2009: Ice Skating at the John Nike leisure centre Bracknell
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SPRINGHILL – Four more Springhill elementary students will enjoy the experience of going to camp, thanks to the 14th Annual Diana Maddison Memorial Scholarship Camp Award.
Diana Maddison, who passed away on May 10, 2000, began her teaching career in our Springhill Elementary Schools. Diana spent more than 30 years teaching her beloved students. Diana's husband, James (Spike) Maddison who passed away in February 2014, has touched the lives of many families by ensuring that over 80 students attended camp in Diana's memory.
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In his passing, his niece and Springhill elementary school's Principal Sheila Maddison-Alick presented four elementary school students with a Summer Camp Award on James and Diana's behalf.
This process was difficult for me this year, as my uncle passed away in February," Maddison-Alick said. "He always looked forward to seeing the picture in the paper and over the years every child wrote him a letter after attending camp, which he kept, and re-read those letters. He was such a kind and caring individual. It definitely is not the same selecting the students without him, but seeing the smiles on the faces of the children when they are told they are going to camp reminds me of why he was so proud to do this for the kids."
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Are These the New Stormtrooper Designs in 'Star Wars: Episode VII'?
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Following a potential tease of Luke Skywalker's robotic hand in Star Wars: Episode VII and a look at Mark Hamill on the studio lot of the set of the film, we might have another look at something new from the sci-fi sequel. There's been rumors about the story circulating online, with a plot point that includes the iconic Imperial forces known as Stormtroopers, and now we may have an idea of how the army of the Empire has changed slightly over the 30 years since Return of the Jedi as an untested source has apparently gotten ahold of a couple images showcasing two of the new Stormtrooper designs from Episode VII. Look!
Here are the potential new Stormtrooper designs, unveiled by the untested source Indie Revolver:
The first design definitely looks like a slightly retooled design that would make sense in the Star Wars universe, but it's just as easily the kind of thing a talent fan could create, and it's not clear where this photo comes from. However, there is this additional prop image that popped up to back them up, so maybe this is real? The second image seems to be a reworked version of the Snowtroopers from The Empire Strikes Back, which would make sense since we've heard rumblings of a snow planet making an appearance in Episode VII that isn't Hoth. Nothing too revelatory here if these images are real, but that's probably for the best. We likely won't know if these are real until we see some official first look images. Thoughts?
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Hotel Servigroup Calypso features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A poolside bar is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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Divorcing Umno only way for PDRM to improve
YOURSAY 'A total revamp and separation from Umno control would be the necessary steps to turn the force back into professionals, as well as to regain their respect ...'
Restructure PDRM to fight crime
Rojak: The government should recognise the sense and sincerity in Bukit Mertajam MP Steven Sim's questions on police personnel allocation and his suggestions to improve the force, or supply a reasoned and comprehensive rebuttal if they have one.
Crime should never be a party political issue, let alone a tool of political strategisation, but something on which all politicians should cooperate to their utmost in order to improve security and reassure an increasingly alarmed rakyat.
What4: BN Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, take whatever advice or proposal if it is good. Do not be arrogant or just refuse to accept because he or she is in Pakatan Rakyat.
Be serious in fighting crime. Since you take the minister's position, it is your duty to perform, otherwise just resign.
Well Thats Fantastic: We need to have both a federal police and a state police, each controlled by the PM and MB respectively with well-defined responsibilities.
This police force under one roof is not working, and won't ever work properly because the vast difference in roles that state and federal police play.
Ok ok ok ok ok: Great suggestions by the Bukit Mertajam MP. Hope the higher ups can comprehend what you are saying. In the meantime, all Malaysians should be prepared to protect themselves and their properties from "the brave and brazen criminals".
Iwatch: Don't daydream the one high up will consider the proposals unless there is a change of federal government. There is no choice, but the rakyat have got to take care of themselves in this cowboy town era.
Bamboo: A very good summary of what's wrong with the police force. The refusal to divulge the numbers of Special Branch officers reveals that there's something to hide by the government.
As we know, the police have been turned into a political tool to spy and harass the opposition and dissenting NGOs instead of fighting crime.
1Malaysian: Does anyone in Umno have any integrity and conscience to stand up and say that the police also have to follow the laws of the land?
Headhunter: The police force's reputation is where it is today because it has been Umno-ised. They are acting like Umno goons instead of professionals like they once did in the past.
Increasing the number of officers in the force and giving them more equipment are not the answers.
A total revamp and separation from Umno control would be the necessary steps to free themselves and turn the force back into professionals, as well as to regain their respect and trust from the rakyat. There's no other way.
Hero325: My contention is very simple the people need the police to improve, and the people must encourage the police to move in to combat crime. There is no need to blame the police all the time.
For political gain, the opposition leaders are talking like they can replace the police force.
Progressive: Everyone is missing the wood for the trees. The crux of the matter is that the existing staff are not pulling their weight. They are not doing their job. There are more than 100,000 police personnel and you will not find them in your streets or neighbourhood.
The police are using all kinds of excuses like the repeal Emergency Ordinance (EO) and inadequate staff as a smokescreen to cover up their inefficiency and lazy behaviour.
Put a non police as the inspector general of police or adviser to transform the police force. There's no other way.
TehTarik: It appears that the primary objective of PDRM is to protect Umno and its cronies. Protecting the safety of the rakyat is a distant second.
That's why the overwhelming majority of police manpower is assigned to internal security and the Special Branch. Less than 10 percent is directly involved in fighting crime.
The politicising of PDRM began during the era of former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, and today has gone to the point of no return. The danger of reintroducing EO is that PDRM will misuse it for the interest of Umno.
SenyumUnta: Other than manpower issues, it seems like the various security agencies are not in sync and are muddled up in the main scope and responsibilities when our nation faces various threats internally and externally.
If we face threats or attacks from the sky, do we send our PDRM?
Hajile Leumas: I agree with one of the restructuring recommendations, which is increasing more police on the street and reduce desk jobs. The ratio should be reversed, ie. Five police personnel on the street to one on a desk job.
Also reduce bureaucracy, improve processes and reduce paperwork by using computers and technology.
Kamaapo: No, 'they' wont like any good suggestions, ho matter how good they may be for the nation and the rakyat. Time and time again it's been proven. They only try to do that which is 'beneficial' and expedient for themselves.
A very good example is their extreme abhorrence for the Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission (IPCMC). Even such a strong recommendation by a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) can be thrown into the dustbin. Why set up the RCI in the first place, wasting millions in taxpayers' money?
Our democracy has not matured to that level yet for it is a must for the powers that be to answer this critical question.
Even if raised in our Parliament it will never see the answer. Even in countries like Thailand, the Philippines or Indonesia the ruling governments nowadays can't easily escape answering such important questions.
Lovegives: Whatever you can do or however much you can spend, things will only get worse as the leaders in the police don't have what it takes to make the force effective and efficient.
So it is not the police force that needs to be rebuffed, but the system of governance.
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Kosovo, Serbia leaders fail to reach agreement
BRUSSELS — Marathon EU-mediated talks between the leaders of Serbia and Kosovo have broken up without a deal, the participants said early Wednesday.
The talks, which took place in Brussels, were an attempt to resolve one of the most difficult issues dividing the two sides — the status of Serb-dominated northern Kosovo, an EU official said.
Kosovo, a former Serbian province, declared independence in 2008. While many countries have recognized it as an independent country, Serbia has not.
Neither have many ethnic Serbs living in northern Kosovo, who reject the authority of the government in Pristina, the Kosovo capital.
Serbia is required to normalize relations with its neighbors if it wants ultimately to join the European Union.
Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, speaking to reporters after midnight following a meeting of about 13 hours, said through a translator that Kosovo had put forward proposals in line with its laws and constitution — proposals that he said would have integrated all citizens, including ethnic Serbs, into the life of Kosovo.
But he said the proposals were met with "hesitation" on the Serbian side. He said the Serbian officials had decided to "reflect" and he hoped an agreement could be reached next week.
Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic left without speaking in English, though he said no agreement had been reached, according to journalists who speak Serbo-Croatian.
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said in a written statement that the meeting — the eighth face-to-face meeting between the two prime ministers, all under EU mediation — was the last formal meeting she would call between the parties.
"They will now both go back and consult with their colleagues in their capitals and will let me know in the next few days of their decision," the statement said. "I wish them a good journey home and every possible success in reaching a conclusion."
Any agreement would be a landmark for the region, and a major step toward peace in the Balkans, which were riven in the 1990s by bloody wars associated with the breakup of Yugoslavia.
Although Kosovo has won broad international acceptance of its independence, the ethnic Serbs living in northern Kosovo — up to 50,000 people in and around the divided city of Mitrovica — have created so-called parallel institutions financed and supported from the Serbian capital, Belgrade.


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Voted to the All-Pacific Coast Conference
first team by conference coaches. ...
Entered the State Final Four batting .308
in his second season as the Comets'
regular second baseman and wound up
hitting .284 for the season. ... . Hit
.316 in the Pacific Coast Conference with
3 home runs, 2 doubles and 20 RBIs, tied
for second-best on the team. ... Leads
the club with 12 sacrifice bunts. ...
Leads the team with 31 runs scored on the
season, and is second on the club in
stolen bases with 11 on 13 attempts. ...
Has batted .426 four his last 21 at-bats
entering the Final Four. ... His 2-run
single in the bottom of the ninth tied
the Comets' March 1 game vs. San Diego
City College, which the Comets won 5-4
moments later. ... Went 2-for-4 with a
home run, a walk and 2 steals in a 4-1
victory over San Diego Mesa on March 3.
... Slugged a 3-run homer and drove in 4
runs in a 22-4 win on the road vs.
Imperial Valley on March 8. ... Went
2-for-3 with a double, walk and 2 RBIs
March 15 in a 14-8 win over San Diego
City College. ... Slugged a 2-run homer
in the sixth inning to help the Comets
beat San Diego Mesa 9-2 on March 31. ...
Went 2-for-4 with 2 RBIs in an 11-4
victory over Grossmont on April 5. ...
Went 2-for-4 in a 16-1 win over Imperial
Valley on April 12. ... Was 2-for-4 as
the Comets downed San Diego Mesa 2-1 on
April 23. .... Went 2-for-3 in a 11-1 win
over Mesa on April 26. ... Went 2-for-4
and drove in 2 runs in a 6-3 win over
Grossmont on May 4. Southern
California Regionals Round 1 Went 3-for-6, drove
in a run and stole a base as the Comets
beat Santa Barbnara City College 7-4 in
11 innings to complete a 2 games to 0
sweep in the club's first-round Southern
California Regional playoff series. Super
Regionals Hero of the Comets'
championship run in the Palomar Super
Regional May 20-22 that put them into the
State Final Four for the first time in
history. ... Singled with the bases
loaded in the 10th inning to drive in the
winning run on May 21 as the Comets
rallied from a 6-0 deficit in the bottom
of the ninth inning to beat Cuesta 7-6
and stay alive in the tournament. Also
singled in Palomar's 6-run ninth. ...
Made an over-the-shoulder catch sprinting
toward center field in the bottomof the
10th inning to preserve a 5-4 win over
Southwesternt the following day that put
the Comets in the championship game. The
play came with the bases loaded and 2
outs. If the ball, off the bat of the
Jaguars' Arturo Reyes, would have fallen
in, Southwestern would have won and the
Comets would have been eliminated. ...
Was on base 3 times in the
championship-game 6-2 victory over the
Jaguars on a walk, a double and as a hit
batter. Also had a sacrifice bunt in the
game. State Final
Four Singled and walked
as the Comets knocked off eventual State
Champion Santa Rosa 10-5 on the first day
of the Final Four Championships in Fresno
on May 28. ... Doubled, walked and stole
a base as the Comets beat host Fresno
City College 12-9 in the winners' bracket
finals on May 29 ... Drove in Palomar's
only run with a ground ball to the right
side in a 5-1 loss to Santa Rosa on May
30, when the Bear Cubs prevented the
Comets from winning the State title and
forced an extra game in the
double-elimiination tournament. Santa
Rosa then beat the Comets for their first
State Championship in 52 years.
SEASON: All-Pacific
Coast Conference honorable mention. ...
Palomar's regular second baseman. ...
Returned to action after breaking the
thumb on his throwing hand when he was
struck by a line drive March 23 in
pregame at Southwestern and batted .297
for the regular season. ... Hitt .304 in
Pacific Coast Conference games.. ... Went
2-for-5 and drove in two runs on Feb. 20
in helping the Comets to an 11-9 win over
Mt. SAC. ... Went 4-for-4 with 2 doubles,
2 walks, an RBI and 3 runs scored as the
Comets opened Pacific Coast Conference
play with a 19-5 victory over San Diego
City College on the road Feb. 28. ...
Went 2-for-4 with a walk and three stolen
bases on the road against Imperial Valley
on March 16. ... Doubled in the bottom of
the seventh inning to drive in 2 runs and
tie the Comets' home game with IVC on
March 18, a contest the Comets went on to
win 6-4. ... Went 3-for-5 in an 8-7 loss
to Grossmont on April 29. ... Was 2-for-4
with a walk as the Comets beat the
Griffins 7-1 on May 1 to take over second
place. ... Reached base four times in
going 1-for-1, walking twice, reaching
base as a hit batter, scoring three runs
and gtting down a sacrifice bunt in
Palomar's regular-season finale, an 11-3
win at San Diego Mesa on May 5. Postseason
Hit a sacrifice fly to
drive in a run in the seventh inning in a
Southern California Regional opener at El
Camino College on May 15, extending the
Comets' lead to 7-2 in a game they
eventually lost.
SCHOOL: Played for
coach Justin Machado at La Costa Canyon
High School. ... Selected first-team
All-CIF San Diego Section and All-State
after helping lead the Mavericks to
Avocado League and San Diego Section
Division I championships as well
as the Student Sports Magazine National
High School title. ... Was a two-time
All-Avocado League selection. ... Batted
.414 as a sophomore, .300 as a junior and
.405 as a senior for LCC. ... Graduated
with a 3.2 grade-point average.
PERSONAL: Born
Nov. 25, 1984 in La Jolla. ... Son of
Nancy and Eddie Burke. ... Has one
brother, Nick, 18, and one sister, Molly,
13. ... Grandson of Bob Sexton, who
pitched in the New York Yankees
organization. ... Cousin of Brian Cleary,
head baseball coach at the University of
(Note: Updated on June 3,
2005. Player biographies are updated at
least weekly during the season.)
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A number of syringes and a hypodermic needle were found in the bottle bank in the Tesco car park in Barry, south Wales.
People with disabilities who attend a day centre run by the cerebral palsy charity Scope discovered the needles when they were sifting through the plastic collected at supermarket bottle banks.
The Vale of Glamorgan council is urging drug users not to discard their used needles into the bottle banks - and the charity has warned their service could be withdrawn if they do.
"All plastic bottles collected for recycling are sorted by hand at our training plant in Barry," said Scope's project coordinator Emma Blake.
"Health and safety is a high priority and protective clothing is worn at all times but unwanted items, such as a needles from a syringe, are extremely dangerous to Scope service users, council staff and buyers of our plastic.
"As a recycling plant there is a lot of handling and sorting of materials, including drink cans, plastic bottles, foil and toner cartridges.
"It is imperative that only the right materials are deposited in the designated banks to ensure this process can continue safely."
If further syringes were discovered, the service could be withdrawn, she said.
"And if we do find any more, especially in the banks where they have already been found, we may have to stop doing it - but this something we really do not want to do," said Ms Blake.
The Vale of Glamorgan Council has urged people not to use the bottle banks as needle deposits.
"We were very concerned to hear that a needle had been found," said the authority's operational manager Richard Morgan.
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The reports of a local teacher being acquitted of hitting one of his pupils, calls into question again the way that our court cases are reported.
The name and picture of the teacher, who has been in teaching for many years, was published at the point of charge and again at the point of acquittal.
The senior teacher, who is 63, has been named but the school he works for cannot be reported for legal reasons and neither the child or family concerned in the allegations.
In this case the court process decided to acquit the teacher after he has already been suspended from work for several months.
The teacher said that the youngster, who cannot be named, was probably the worst behaved pupil he had taught in more than 40 years.
There is no question that these cases need to be investigated and taken to court where there is evidence of a crime. Is the system fair though? Only the teacher's name has been dragged through the press and although everyone is innocent until proved guilty, is it right that a question mark against a teacher's integrity and behaviour was published in the first place?
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It is normal for children to touch their genitals as part of their normal exploration. They touch their noses, and their belly buttons. They stick their finger in their noses and in their ears. It is normal development. It is only because people react so much to it that people like you become obsessed with using the profane reference to the penis
they somehow find it interesting to touch...idk why though.
maybe its new and exciting..who knos??
its natural, they are exploring their body. you should tell ur little boy to only do it in private in their bedroom or the restroom. people don't want to see him doing it in public.
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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass.- The Merrimack men's soccer team earned a 4-1 win over Assumption Tuesday night. The Warriors run their record up to 9-3-0 on the year and 5-3 in the Northeast-10 Conference. The Greyhounds sink to 5-5-2 overall and 4-5-1 in the conference with the loss.
On a cold night at Warrior Field, Evan Burokas (Auburn, Mass.) caught fire with a two-goal performance for Merrimack. After some miscommunication amongst the Warrior defense led to an own goal, Burokas tallied the equalizer 12 minutes into the contest. Robbie Sabadoz (Ottawa, Ontario) dribbled past a defender on the endline and played the ball back to Burokas in the middle of the box. The junior midfielder one-timed the ball into the back of the net to make the score even at 1-1.
In the waning minutes of the first half, Nicholas LoCoco (Gloucester, Mass.) buried his first goal of the season. Adam Leone (East Northport, N.Y) heaved a throw-in into the penalty area to Lo Coco. The junior defender headed the ball towards the cage. Lo Coco's shot took a deflection and snuck inside the near post to give the home side a 2-1 advantage heading into halftime.
In the final 10 minutes of the match, the Warriors scored two insurance goals to propel them to the 4-1 victory.
The Assumption goalkeeper came out of his box to clear a ball played down the left flank. The goalkeeper cleared the ball to Burokas in the middle of the park with no one around him. Burokas settled the ball and rifled a shot from 35 yards out into the open net.
Five minutes later at the 85th minute mark, Elvert Bodden (La Ceiba, Honduras) got his head onto a corner kick from Rafael Cabral (Woburn, Mass.). Bodden sent the ball into the far post with a glancing header to cap off the scoring.
In the final seconds of play, two freshmen nearly combined for the fifth Merrimack goal of the night. Francis Mulkern (Scituate, Mass.) tracked down a ball on the left sideline and crossed the ball to Daniel Holland (Dryden, N.Y.) making a run to the back post. Holland's sliding volley soared just wide of the frame.
Kevin Joyce (Mansfield, Mass.) made two saves between the sticks for the Warriors en route to his ninth win of the year. Brandan Sullivan turned aside seven shots for Assumption in the contest.
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FOR RELEASE: Immediate, Wednesday, May 2, 2001
May 2, Troy – Hudson Valley Community
College's baseball team stumbled against Columbia Greene Community College
at Gear Field this afternoon, suffering an 8-3 loss. Columbia Greene only
had one big inning, scoring four runs in the top of the first, but it was
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Hudson Valley, however, did rally in the fourth inning,
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Justin Meagher (Colonie) moved Castro to third with a single, and
Castro came home when Joe Trestick (Ballston Spa) reached on an
error. Ryan McGinniss (Catholic Central) then knocked in Meagher
with a line drive to left field.
Meagher, a freshman outfielder, had two singles on
the afternoon. Joshua Goodbred (Lansingburgh) contributed a seventh
inning double, which reached the centerfield wall. He also scored.
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There are several reasons for being a vegetarian. People can choose this lifestyle because of health problems, religious views or principles – to name but the classical reasons. But curiosity or even a conscious approach can also guide us. We wondered whether Budapest is a good home for "no meat" lifestyle.
The generally accepted definition is that vegetarians can be classified at least into six groups - would you have thought? Basically, a vegetarian is a person who doesn't eat meat (including poultry, fish and any products made of them). Then there are the ovo-lacto vegetarians (they are okay with eggs and dairy products), the lacto-vegetarians (no eggs, but milk and milk products are allowed), vegans (who do not consume any animal foods: eggs, milk, honey), and even in some cases do not use any animal products (such as leather, wool, silk, etc), either. Raw eaters - as their name suggests - only consume raw food (except for those which would be toxic or indigestible), and a fruit-eater is a vegan who avoids vegetables.
Is that complicated? A little bit, maybe - but the fact is that not everybody decides willingly what kind of vegetarian they want to be. Sometimes the body simply determines what a person can eat or cannot. And, of course, there are at least the same number of people who simply decide to say meat goodbye. Either way, both groups need to eat every day. They have to find meals, which are delicious and diverse, not the all-the-time-repeated hyper-oldschool and uber boring fried cheese, fried cauliflower, broccoli and eggplant – or replace the asphyxiated piece of vegetable in the breadcrumbs with anything you like – in any of the possible variations.
Is Budapest vegetarian compatible? Can we offer as a fine variety of meals and restaurants for vegetarians as for those who are omnivorous? We went after that. We searched for a place where we can go even if we want to attract our friends' attention to the vegetarian side. We looked for a spot where we can find exotic tastes. We also found a restaurant where we can have a delicious meal in just 15-20 minutes. We got to know a place where our favourite sweets are to made vegan-friendly. And we found a place where we will be satisfied even if our brain happens to demand traditional tastes only. Here is the result and the TOP 5 vegetarian restaurants recommended by WeLoveBudapest!
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Their first restaurant was opened in 1996, since then four others have been founded country-wide. It is probably the most well-known and quality-based enterprise targeting the vegetarian. Their palette of dishes is so big; one can hardly get bored of it– even if you might think little is to be discovered in the field of vegetarian food. The staff prepares you special, lacto-vegetarian dishes featuring traditional Indian flavors and the meals of the healthy reform diet made of clean, fresh, mainly grain-, vegetal-, and dairy product-based ingredients as well. Govinda is sophisticated and cares for quality, if you hesitate to try vegetarian style, here you will find your way.
Two of the four Hummus Bar restaurants are especially vegetarian. One of them is in Alkotmány Street, the other, recently opened one is to be found in Hollán Ernő Street. The use of quality raw materials is also priority here combined with a very direct and friendly service and a perfectly favourable pricelist. Mainly we have the opportunity to try the tastes of the Near-East which might be very familiar to us in some cases. The dishes are light and astonishingly colourful. So in such gray winter time it is worth visiting the place for colour therapy reasons as well. And their specialty: the hummus..., uh useless to say a word, it is a must to taste!
Cakes, pastries, and other kinds of sweets in a vegetarian way are not easy to make. It is so because the traditional Hungarian pastries mainly contain egg and dairy products. After all the confectionary in Kiskorona Street, in Óbuda has chosen the vegan line, so they offer cookies made of vegetable ingredients only. Although winter is approaching, still, they offer ice-creams that meet the strictest vegan requirements as well. These products fit the diet of those having lactose- and other type of food allergy or diabetes – meaning dolce vita for all! Back to the nature: the slogan would sound like this – and it works. Like.
The younger brother of Ganges Restaurant has been opened for three years in Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Street, at the corner of Hunyadi Square, opposite to the Arany János subway station. They put the main emphasis – quite obviously – on the quality of the dishes: they procure the seasonal raw materials from farmers living in the regions around Budapest. These manufacturers have been practicing the profession for generations, guaranteeing the freshness and the quality of their products. The menu list is put together in a way that fits the Eastern and European taste preferences alike. As they function like a fast food restaurant, it is a great option for those in a hurry who are willing to eat something healthy and nutritious. Last but not least: for a decent price.
Address: 1065 Budapest, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Street 25.
Opening hours: Monday-Friday: 12pm - 7pm
Besides selling fair trade coffee – a small step for mankind, a giant leap for us -, they strive to make healthy fast food. And how they do so exactly? For instance, with tofu- or bean burger. You should give them a try, of course, after switching off your prejudices. As vegetarians here we can have a hot dog as well, and we do not have to neglect either French fries or big soft drinks – as the classic meal is offered in Gorilla – if this combination happens to be our destiny. Or we can have a nice portion of layered potatoes followed by a sweet dumpling filled with plum – of course both are prepared in a vega-compatible form. Gorilla - located at the beginning of Paulay Ede Street - is likely to be our haunt if we prefer traditional tastes. And if we add that the daily menu (soup and a main dish) is under 1000 HUF... Any questions left?