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Dr Zaki Badawi said that in the current climate, the hijab might invite harm, whereas they had been designed to identify women as Muslim and thus protect them from molestation.
The Metropolitan Police have said that faith hate crimes increased six-fold in the three weeks after the 7 July bombings in London.
But a Muslim women's group, the Assembly for the Protection of the Hijab, said wearing the traditional Islamic scarf was a duty and compromising was giving in to violence.
Do you agree with Dr Badawi? Should Muslim women remove their headscarves? Are women who wear the hijab more vulnerable to attacks? Are you a Muslim woman? Have you or will you be removing your hijab?
This debate is now closed. Read a selection of your comments below.
The following comments reflect the balance of opinion received so far:
What's all the fuss about? If a Muslim woman wants to wear the Hijab that's fine, it's a personal choice. If she wants to compromise her own safety against ignorant members of our society, be it on her own head. Dr Badawi is giving sensible advice for the safety of Muslim women He is not forcing anyone to abandon the Hijab. Lets keep the situation in perspective.Rav inder Kaur, Belverdere, Kent
It is up to the woman. If she feels that she should remove it, let her. If she doesn't want to, let her keep it. Surely personal safety should be the decision of the person? Dr Badawi is trying to suggest a way to keep these women safe but in the end the choice is theirs.Sarah-Michelle Saunders, Newport, South Wales
I agree with Dr Badawi; there shouldn't be a government policy to ban Hiabs (this the individual's choice), but in the current climate with irresponsible people on both sides, there is a huge security risk.Abu Shaheed, UK
Bush/Blair said they would not change their external policy an inch after the London terrorist attacks, because by doing so it would be granting victory to the terrorists. So, wouldn't it be granting victory to street terrorists if women removed their headscarves? They should keep on leading their normal lives in the same way that every other Londoner did, and should not bow on to pressure from third parties.Zee, London
How can this be construed as discrimination against Muslim women when it's at the suggestion of a Muslim cleric who only seems to have their personal safety in mind?Guy, London
Dr Badawi has no right in giving a fatwa out against what the religion has asked women to do so. If taking the scarf off was allowed, the Prophet (pbuh) would have told his people to take their scarves off 1400 years ago when they were under much worse conditions.Moahmmad Nejad, London
The hijab is my identity as a Muslim woman; it can never be taken away. Let's stop diverting from the true issues!Dr Riffat Majeed, Hertfordshire
No. It is a fundamental right of a human being to practise their faith in a peaceful and appropriate manner. Muslim women should not be coerced to remove the veil simply because of some misguided notion on the part of others. Will nuns be asked to remove their religious clothing and Sikh men asked to remove their turbans next? Where is this thinking going I ask? It seems like discrimination against Muslim women.Javaid Ramzan, Oldham UK
I do not agree with Dr Badawi. Why should we bow for what some brainwashed terrorists did? It is very strange that in a democracy people even come up with these ideas. As long as the women wants to wear the veil, she should, and not remove it because of fear of how others react. Removing the veil is only increasing the anti-western hate, so let us not make this mistake. Fatemeh, Stockholm, Sweden
Muslim females should decide for themselves whether they wish to wear the hijab or discard it. It is up to the individual to determine what poses them a threat to their personal safety and act accordingly. However, we should never prejudice an individual on the basis of what they wear, their religion etc. This is how many problems begin.Katrina, Hastings, England
The advice provided has a sound basis in Islamic jurisprudence. The hijab is to protect women, where the hijab becomes a potential source of harm it is permissible for it to be removed.Amar, Bradford
None of us should bow down to the ignorance of others and for Muslim females to remove their head scarves would be doing exactly that!Tanya Wescombe, Australia
The various replies rather neatly illustrate the "problem" with the Koran (and indeed the Bible). One person thinks wearing the hijab is "essential" and "ordered by God", yet another claims quite the opposite. I'm not a Muslim, I have no knowledge of the Koran, yet people who claim to have that knowledge are telling me different stories about the same item of clothing.John, London, UK
I believe as in France that head scarves should be removed. This would apply equally to all religions. People welcomed to this country should abide by our traditions and rules. It also avoids hate attacks and makes life for everyone better. There will be less of "them and us". One of the big issues today is the integration of Muslims into the British way of life and this is one way that a happier integration can be achieved.Peter Brightman, London
I think perhaps what Dr Badawi was getting at is that there is no compulsion for women to wear the hijab in Islam. Many Muslim women choose to wear it and that is their right. Perhaps Dr Badawi was saying that if women feel threatened while wearing it, they should feel free to remove it without feeling they are doing something wrong by their religion.Adam, London, UK
I think they should pick what they want to do for themselves, it doesn't really matter to me if they remove them or not it is after all there heads. Lee, Buckinghamshire UK
Muslim men and women, as well as Christians, Jews and Sikhs should be allowed to wear whatever they want. Taking the hijab might incite radicals to hate the West even more for subverting Islamic culture. If women feel comfortable wearing it and want to, then let them wear it. People in the UK should not be attacking anyone else anyway - those who do are as bad as the terrorists.Andrew, Atlanta, USA
I believe that the veils of the Muslim community should not be banned and they should be allowed to wear them as they have to cover their hair in the religion of Islam. Christians would be angry if they could not celebrate Christmas so imagine how Muslim girls must feel if she is told not to wear her hijab.Toseef Ahmed, Bradford UK
Dr Badawi's comment is the most intelligent advice to Muslims so far. Even though the Koran talked about the hijab, there is no compulsion to wear it.Nordin Abdul-Rahman, Kota Kinabalu Malaysia
I agree wholeheartedly with Dr Badawi's advice. I do not wear the hijab myself; the key reason being that there is a subversive discrimination against women who wear the hijab, even in Islamic countries. If you have the choice and the power to not make yourself visible among the crowd, then you should definitely take action.Maliha Aqeel, Dubai, UAE
Muslims should not be afraid to practice their religion. Encouraging Muslim women to remove their hijabs would be a victory for bigotry and intimidation. Just like the African-Americans of the 1960's civil rights movement, Muslims should be prepared for a long and hard struggle against intolerance.Mahmoud Khatib, Daytona Beach, Florida, USA
I understand why Dr Badawi has offered the advice he has, but as a British Muslim I feel the decision should rest with each individual. I am proud to be a Muslim and wearing the hijab is part of my daily life and if I feel threatened by wearing it, then Allah will protect me - inshallah. It's not easy being a British Muslim in such times but we must not give in to pressure to give up what is a necessary part of our lives. This is a test for us all and we should believe that the Almighty will protect us.Mrs Ushma Mahomed, Leicester
In principle, I agree with Dr Badawi, especially when it has been supported by the Holy Koran. Hijab should serve to protect Muslim women. Under the present conditions, and hopefully temporarily, Muslim women should take caution until this wave of hatred has subsided.Mrs Khan, Toronto, Canada
NO! I totally disagree! Women should be able to wear the hijab wherever and whenever they need. Are we going to ask nuns not to wear a habit? All men and women of conscience should stand for the right for people to have the freedom to display the roots of their faith.Peter, Columbia, US
What Dr Badawi is advising Muslim women to do is completely wrong. Wearing hijab is something that is obligatory on all Muslim women. If Dr Badawi is so concerned about Muslim women being targeted, maybe he should advise the Muslim women to stay in their homes and keep their hijab and their dignity.Lauren, Indianapolis, United States
Sikhs have been targeted since 9/11, mistaken for Muslims. But no one in the community will ever suggest against wearing turbans, so memo to Mr Badawi: regardless of difficult circumstances, stick to your faith, because that's when it truly matters.Raj, Toronto, Canada
I wear hijab and have lived in the US through the events of 9/11 when reactions to Muslims were much more severe than verbal abuse. The hijab is a protection in the sense that people know a woman is religious, hence most respectable people would see this and treat her as such. People treat me somewhat like a nun - a person who has dedicated their life to religion and who should be treated with respect.Cilia, USA
I am disappointed by these comments. Rather than condemning those who commit these violent crimes and asking the authorities to crack down on such extremism, he is suggesting Muslims should change their way of life.Mian Faheem Khaliq, Islamabad, Pakistan
Dr Badawi's advice, perhaps well-intentioned is misconceived. He above all should know that strictly speaking women are not supposed to travel alone. His advice should be to travel accompanied, and avoid secluded areas. Removing the hijab is a back door method that Dr Badawi may be trying to integrate. I doubt his advice would be heeded - he does not relate to the types who wear the hijab.Munir, Guildford
I understand what he is saying but the same was advised by my family immediately after Sept 11. However, my stance was to continue to wear it. Why should I conform my appearance and pride to make the next person comfortable with my choice to be a Muslimah?Amani, Southern California, US
I am a stereotypical white, middle-class Englishman, but I see the advice as common sense. The Koran was built on typically good common sense and in the current climate wearing a hijab may incite racial hatred from ignorant people. Essentially, wear what you intuitively feel may give you the best protection from antisocial people.Samuel Green, Berkshire
How absurd. You will find nothing but condemnation for this ridiculous statement. Even though religiously motivated hate crimes have increased, it's not widespread. My wife wears the hijab, if we found it that dangerous living in London, we would have moved long before adhering to the ridiculous advice from Mr Badawi.Abdul, London
Islam is a very sensible religion and believes that merciful God would never ask his servants to put themselves in danger to serve him. While hijab is very important to most Muslim women, it isn't necessary for faith or modesty.M Haydar, New York, USA
Dr Badawi's solution is absurd. The hijab is an integral part of a Muslim woman. Abandoning it just for prevention of attacks would be an act of cowardliness and a step further to slowly eradicating the values of Islam.Farrukh, Luton, Beds
I absolutely agree with Dr Badawi. Finally, there are Muslim leaders who are talking sense! Hijab is meant to protect Muslim women and to help them be recognised and respected as individuals. If it attracts the wrong kind of attention, it gets the opposite effect of bringing danger instead of safety and so it's best to not wear it.Nadeem, USA
Dr Badawi's statement is extremely controversial. To pinpoint the hijab as something which is 'optional' for Muslim women to wear in times of hardship is absolute nonsense. The covering for a woman is an obligation, which does not seek to put her in harm's way. Rather, it is a protection for her. Yet ironically, in a free and just society, she is persecuted because she wears one.Nisa, UK
This is a joke, Muslims are meant to be recognisable by their Muslim dress, the religion does not change to suit individuals, individuals change to suit it.Umm Musa, Lancashire
Dr Badawi has a valid point but I am sure there are many women out there who are strong in their faith and will keep their hijab on.M H, Bradford
It is very disappointing to hear these remarks from a leading figure who is supposed to be representing the Muslim community. In my opinion a woman is exposing herself to more perverted looks and is respected less if she removes her hijab.Sumiyah, London
I do NOT agree with Dr Badawi. I do wear hijab and under no circumstances would think of taking it off. It is my identity as a proud Muslim woman and I would feel unprotected without it. I feel we have worked hard in this country to get the hijab accepted amongst every day life, especially in London.M Ahmed, London
Dr Badawi's advice is comforting to those who feel the need to have an authoritarian figure advise them on the issue at hand, but wearing the hijab is a personal choice. A woman does not need to gain permission on what she should and should not wear. As a Muslim woman I chose not to wear the hijab simply because I don't want to and do not feel I have to outside of prayers.Mariama, Houston, TX, USA
As a practicing Muslim I totally agree with Dr Badawi's advice. Such decrees are issued only in extreme circumstances. The fact that such extreme circumstances are there to warrant this measure is a major cause for concern for a 'progressive and enlightened' society such as UK's.Mohsin Arabi, New Delhi, India
Dr Badawi's comments are highly irresponsible and pander to the wishes of those who perpetrate hate crimes and hold bigoted views about the hijab. Advising Muslim women to stop practising a key aspect of their faith because of fear of attack from hate-criminals is similar to advising commuters to stop using the London Underground because of threat from terrorists.Shabel F, Birmingham
I very much agree with Dr Badawi. The wearing of the hijab makes people around you nervous and suspicious of who is behind the dress. Muslim women do not have to wear revealing dresses or mini skirts if this is against their faith. However, in an open society under attack from terrorists, the face and head must be identifiable.Jennings Rukani, Manchester
I'm a Muslim citizen, who has been raised in this British society. Even though I am proud to be a British citizen, I am more proud of the fact that I am a Muslim. And I am appalled with Dr Badawi's advice of removing head scarves. Removing my head scarf - this in my opinion would mean that I am compromising my religion, and that is something that I would never do, even if I did get attacked (god forbid) then that would strengthen my belief, not weaken it. Naseem Nawaz, UK
I agree with what Dr Badawi has said as I believe the hijab holds Muslims back from integrating with modern British society. It makes us become separated and stand out like a 'sore thumb' from those around us, making Muslims an easy target for racial aggravation. For orthodox (not extremist) Muslims it can be said that a woman simply taking of her hijab does not mean she is abandoning her religionFarhana Nazir, Birmingham, UK
It is good advice in terms of personal safety. However, I am saddened that anyone has to change how they live to avoid potential hate crimes. It must be somewhat uncomfortable for a women who is used to wearing a hijab to have to go out without it. James Cross, Wellington NZ, but a Brit
After the September 11th attacks some moderate Muslim scholars in America suggested that Muslim women stop wearing hijab or to cover their hair in ways that would not identify them as Muslim. I completely agree with this way of thinking; Islamic shariah was established to honour and protect life not to endanger it. Dr. Badawi is a brilliant man and we need more moderate, open minded leaders in the Muslim world. Amina, San Francisco, CA
Why should Muslims have to hide their identity? Surely this would be exactly what the perpetrators of hate would want?Lucy, Manchester UK
As a Muslim woman doctor who wears the hijab, I take this to be a huge violation on our freedom. Contrary to many stereotypes, many Muslim women choose to wear the hijab (they are not forced to wear it by men folk as is commonly believed). I personally found it to be a liberating step which allowed others to appreciate me for who I was and not just a sex object. I am sure that many non-Muslim women would feel very offended if told not to dress in a certain way to avoid unwanted sexual attention. It is a matter of freedom. Similarly, many Muslim women feel offended at being asked to change the way they have chosen to dress because society refuses to change itself and accept them the way they are.Aisha, London, UK
I wear the hijab, and I will not take it off. what happened to my freedom of religion?A M, London
The Koran doesn't even state that a woman has to wear the hijab anyway. The hijab is a strict Arab interpretation of dressing 'modestly.' The statement by Badawi is no big deal really. I'm sure Muslim women will decide for themselves or simply not go out alone in certain parts of the country. Personally I think the hijab is too strict an interpretation and prevents integration into society although if a woman chooses to wear one of her own conviction, then it is an individual decision. Badawi has no real authority anyway. Farhad, England
I totally disagree with Dr Badawi's advice. We as Muslims should never abandon our fardh(obligation)of wearing the hijab even if it means being subjected to abuse and physical assault. We should always display our Muslim identity.Farhanah, Gloucester
I feel Dr Badawi's approach is totally unacceptable and inconsiderate of the female Muslim population who observe hijab. I am male but have many family members (including my mother) who feel this is simply not acceptable under Islamic laws. The whole purpose of the hijab is protect a women's modesty: taking it off would be going in the opposite direction to what Islam expects of you. Peace and Greetings.Qureshi, Birmingham
No, I don't agree with his advice... tomorrow he will say I kindly request the good Muslim women to wear skirts and jeans and tee shirts.Hazmah, Blackburn


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Wilmington, DE- The Kansas City Royals announced on Thursday that Lane Adams was named the 2013 Wilmington Blue Rocks Player of the Year, while Sam Selman was named Blue Rocks Pitcher of the Year. The organization will name an overall Minor League system Pitcher and Player of the Year during the offseason.
Selman led the Blue Rocks in wins (11), innings pitched (125.1) and strikeouts (128). The Vanderbilt product also paced all Carolina League starters in batting average against and was second in the eight-team loop in games started on the mound. He also turned in the performance of the year when he held the Potomac Nationals without a hit or a run through eight innings in the Blue Rocks' 11-frame victory on August 24.
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Walls of shimmering glass beads separate intimate booths. A chef kneads dough and fires up the traditional tandoori clay oven right before your eyes. The food makes you love vegetables you used to hate. And the chef- recommended combinations serve up just the right variety of tastes for the novice. But most impressive at Shiva is the quaintly solicitous service. "We never leave our restaurant, day or night," proclaims the menu. "We cut and chop and boil and bake, stir and shake just for you, our dear customer, because we want you back with your friends -- even dragging them in by force if you have to -- we will be gentle with them."
Zimm's has been a wine bar; it's been a coffee-and-wine bar; it's been all but burned out in a fire last year; and it's been flooded by Tropical Storm Allison. Still, it endures, and it makes a damn good martini. The drinks are helped by the seductive ambience of the place -- dark and agreeably louche, with not-too-loud music, which one staffer describes accurately as "always calm and sexual and jazzy." The crowds on the weekends can get a little too pretentious for some tastes, but the weeknight vibe is more amenable and the martinis are just as good.
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Houston's unique brand of spontaneous fusion is in full flower on Telephone Road. Formerly home to the white middle class, now part Asian and part Hispanic, Telephone crosses all the lines. Shipway began its life as a run-of-the-mill doughnut shop, and then it was purchased by a Hispanic family who expanded the place. So now the glass cases are filled with the usual chocolate-frosted and plain-cake doughnuts, along with brightly colored Mexican pastries. There's also a full menu of Mexican breakfast items like bacon-and-egg tacos, chorizo and egg plates. You can also order a tres leches cake for your kid's birthday party. And if that's not enough of a selection, Shipway also sells some of the best homemade pork or chicken tamales in the city on Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings. A hot foil package containing a dozen tamales sells for $5. Better get two: one to eat on the spot, slathered with hot sauce, and one to take home for the family.
Old-timers remember the era when Sunday afternoons meant post-church meals where anything but fried chicken would constitute outright heresy. Now the special repast is almost strictly the domain of fast-food joints. Fox Diner pays due homage to the heritage of fried chicken on Sunday. While the cooks of past eras never would have dreamed of coating the chicken in corn flakes, they'd be more than a little pleased at how this place does it with spectacular results -- the crust is properly crunchy and tasty. And the chicken itself stays oh-so-moist and flavorful. Have faith. This is one Fox you want in the henhouse.
When we say plantains, we aren't talking about those crunchy chips you find in a bag of trail mix. No, we're talking plantains here, the ones you peel and fry up in a pan. Most restaurants will serve up slabs of fruit from plantain purgatory, soft and pretty yellow on the outside, with a stiff, flavorless center. But Cafe Piquet is a place that understands Caribbean cooking. The tostones, fried when the fruit is still green, are thick and dry, and add the right touch to certain dishes. But the maduros are what keep us coming back. Sweet and gooey, they almost glisten as they drip off the fork. They aren't much to look at, with none of the pretty cinnamon sprinkles or frilly garnish. They're misshapen, blackened lumps that leave it to your taste buds to be the final jury. But don't let the discoloration scare you -- that's proof that this place knows the one secret to serving up good soft plantains: Pick 'em when they're ripe.


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Capital Rivals: Nancy Pelosi vs. John Boehner
December 2, 2010 | Reps. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and John Boehner (R-Ohio) lawmakers have been in Congress for at least two decades, and have plenty influence to show for it. Political watchers are prepared for the rivals -- their positions switched -- to resume their sparring in January. OpenSecrets Blog, meanwhile, details who may have the key political advantages as the curtain opens on the 112th Congress.
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October 8, 2009 | Despite a lack of support from key leaders in his own political party, Sen. John Ensign (R-Nev.) said resolutely this week that he has no plans to resign from Congress in the face of accusations that he's deeply embroiled in an ethics scandal. But it's not just his own party's support at risk -- campaign contributors, current and former staffers and even lobbyists may be re-considering their ties to a man who once served as the GOP's primary fund-raiser in the Senate.
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September 30, 2008 | Registered lobbyists aren't just getting the attention of lawmakers while on the job. Like any other member of the public, they, too, are able to contribute up to the maximum amount per election to candidates of their choice. The Center for Responsive Politics has identified the congressional races with candidates who are receiving the most money from registered lobbyists.
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We have enjoyed a very special first semester. Students and teachers have been working very hard to meet our state and district standards. Students are eager to learn and are following the lead of our wonderful teachers at Vinewood.
The Vinewood Garden was in full swing during the first quarter. We were excited to begin our Farmers Market on Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Parents and students helped support the garden by buying fresh tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers and watermelon. It has been a blessing to see the joy the garden has brought to our school.
Students have enjoyed preparing for this year's Science Olympiad and Math Olympiad competitions. We have a number of teachers serving as coaches and a number of parents who have volunteered their time to help provide an exciting learning experience for the children as they prepare for competition.
Sixth-grade student Jack Goble performed well in the Lodi Area and County Spelling Bee. He will represent Vinewood School in the state competition in the spring of 2012. We are excited for him and wish him the very best. Good luck, Jack!
Vinewood teachers Judy Fraser and Susan Quesada worked closely with parents Shawna Ahlbach, Toni Meyers and Kip Hummel to construct our first float for the Lodi Parade of Lights. The float was amazing, but more importantly, our children experienced the joy of designing and building the float and the fun of participating in the parade. What a memorable experience for our students.


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As the humidity and temperature spike, so do our chances of heat-induced fashion problems. Every time I step onto a bus or subway or slide into a steaming car, my body sticks to the plastic on the seat and my clothes cling to my legs, delivering me to my destination stinky, clammy and busted-looking. But, no more! Here are a few ways to stay fresh and sweat-stain free.
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Moscow (SPX) Jun 20, 2007
The rapid economic growth which began in Russia several years ago has led to an exponential rise in the demand for electricity. Some Russian regions, including Moscow and its suburbs, as well as regions in European Russia, the Urals and Western Siberia, are facing power shortages. Electricity demand is expected to grow in Russia by 5.2% in 2008 (10% in some regions). Funds, including foreign investment, are crucial for satisfying it.
The shortage of electricity could hinder Russia's accelerated economic growth. Therefore, the privatization of power plants (with the exception of hydropower and nuclear power plants) will be complemented by an impressive program for prolonging their working life. This plan will increase generating capacities by 41 GW by 2010 and 180 GW by 2020, compared with 209 GW now.
That challenging program cannot be fulfilled without financial injections, including by foreign investors. There are three reasons for growing investment in the Russian power industry.
The first reason is a clearly articulated desire on the part of the Russian authorities to use foreign funds to develop the sector. During the recent 11th International Economic Forum held in St. Petersburg, President Vladimir Putin said the capacities of the national power generating infrastructure should be increased by more than 50% in the next 10 years, adding: "We expect foreign investors to contribute to it."
When the president lobbies for an idea, potential investors view this as the best possible guarantee. A clear schedule for the liberalization of the electricity market has been drawn up to create transparent conditions for foreign and local investors. This will increase the sector's profitability, a crucial factor for investors.
The second reason is the mind-boggling size of potential investment, to which the state and private Russian companies will contribute. The national development program for the generating sector until 2010 calls for raising $115 billion.
According to Russian electricity monopoly RAO UES, $30 billion will be invested in the sector in 2008, including $3.2 billion from the federal budget. The company said that aggregate investment had soared from $2 billion in 2005 to $20 billion in 2006.
Andrei Dementyev, deputy minister of industry and energy, said some $20 billion of investment in 2008 would be channeled into six wholesale generating companies (OGK) and 14 territorial generating companies (TGK) privatized as part of the UES reform. They will raise capital through an initial public offering.
The third reason is that conditions are becoming more comfortable for business in Russia, which explains the unprecedented growth of foreign investment. In January-May 2007, foreign companies invested $65 billion in the Russian economy. If the figure reaches $100 billion by the end of the year, Russia will surge ahead of China in this measure.
The St. Petersburg forum, which was attended by delegates from 500 major companies (220 of them represented by presidents and chairmen of the board), was a vivid proof of growing investment interest in Russia. Investment agreements exceeding $13.5 billion were signed during the forum, including $4 billion worth of foreign direct investment.
These are sufficient reasons for focusing on the Russian power-generating sector. UES experts said several global energy giants are ready to invest in Russia, notably Finland's Fortum, Italy's Enel, Germany's E.ON, Spain's Endesa, France's Electricite de France, and America's AES.
Many of them are already working in Russia. Enel was the first to arrive, and has been managing the Northwest Thermal Power Plant jointly with Russian company ESN since 2004. This is a unique case in the Russian power industry.
E.ON has also earned a good reputation in Russia. It has recently signed an agreement with the government of Siberia's Tyumen Region to build a gas turbine power plant with a capacity of 3,000 MW in Tyumen. Investment in the project will exceed $1 billion. The German energy giant has also announced its intention to buy major stakes in OGK-1, OGK-4 and TGK-3. Fortum is not a newcomer either; it has a blocking stake in TGK-1.
Other European and American companies mentioned above have also hinted at their interest in the Russian electricity sector. An executive at Enel said foreign companies could invest up to $15 billion in the next few years.
Unfortunately, foreign investment is kept back by legal restrictions. Russian law does not allow foreign companies to own more than 50% of territorial generating companies, which must be state-controlled.
Since this rule does not apply to wholesale generating companies, Enel, which recently bought a blocking stake in OGK-5 during its IPO, may increase it to a controlling stake.
The opinions expressed in this article are the author's and do not necessarily represent those of RIA Novosti.
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Can you please provide me with the full model # XXXXX the tag on the unit.
There are 55 different oven models that start with RBD305
And when you mention you replaced the thermal fuse, where was it located and what part # XXXXX you put in.
I think it is is RBD305PDB14
Ok, one moment please.
Can you please verify the part # XXXXX the thermal fuse you replaced?
Sorry, just saw you comment. I replaced thermal fuse(NNN) NNN-NNNNwith what I could get. (NNN) NNN-NNNNwas unavailable. The old one had no continuity and the new one stil has.
The correct replacement part # XXXXX(NNN) NNN-NNNNis(NNN) NNN-NNNN/p>
Where can I get it?
Just type the # XXXXX google and you will find a bunch of places to purchase it.
That does not mean that whatever part you have in now is the problem however.
There is a fuse behind each oven. They will both need to be checked for continuity.
The other fuse is 4451354
They are 2 different fuses.
I don't think the thermal is the issue. I used the right part. Where is the other fuse?
If both fuses are replaced and the unit is still dead, you will need to check to see if you are getting power to the control board.
There is a fuse behind each oven.
Just check them both for continuity.
OK. I was unaware of that. I will look.
Ok. As already mentioned, if both fuses are good, check for voltage at the control board. There should be a wiring diagram behind the control panel to assist you. If you have power at the board and the unit is still dead, replace the board.
If you are happy with my guidance, please rate me well. Have a good night. Good luck and thanks.
OK. Thanks. Seems to be the board.
Be aware that some whirlpool and kitchenaid ovens have an inline fuse on the end of one of the wires on the harness that goes to the control board. I don't see it listed on your parts breakdown, but it is worth looking for.
If it is there, it looks like (or similar to) this-
That is in this oven. Pin ~24.
Then that is more than likely failed before the control board.
It is meant as a last resort to protect the board.
Can I bypass for testing?
Some, as the one I have shown have a plug at each end, some have to be released from the tab and pulled out to replace.
Sure, just to test..
As always, be careful around electric. :)
Call me sparky!
I have an electrician brother in law.. he sparks lots of stuff
You rock. Cut the fuse out and all is good. Will replace. Thanks!!
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Party Puffs Recipe
For a substantial appetizer, you can't go wrong with mini sandwiches. Instead of serving egg or ham salad on ordinary bread, I like to present them on homemade puff pastry.—Karen Owen, Rising Sun, Indiana
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 4 large eggs
- 6 hard-boiled large eggs, chopped
- 1/3 cup mayonnaise
- 3 tablespoons chutney, finely chopped
- 2 green onions, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon curry powder
- 1 can (4-1/4 ounces) deviled ham
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped green pepper
- 1-1/2 teaspoons prepared horseradish
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1. In a saucepan over medium heat, bring water and butter to a boil. Add flour all at once and stir until a smooth ball forms. Remove from the heat; let stand for 5 minutes.
- 2. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Continue beating until mixture is smooth and shiny. Drop by teaspoonfuls 2 in. apart onto greased baking sheets.
- 3. Bake at 400° for 20-25 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove to wire racks. Immediately cut a slit in each puff to allow steam to escape; cool completely.
- 4. In separate bowls, combine the ingredients for egg salad filling and ham salad filling. Split puffs and remove soft dough from inside. Just before serving, spoon fillings into cream puffs; replace tops. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 7-1/2 dozen.
Nutritional Facts
1 appetizer: 29 calories, 2g fat (1g saturated fat), 27mg cholesterol, 45mg sodium, 1g carbohydrate (0 sugars, 0 fiber), 1g protein.
Reviews for Party Puffs
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Reviewed Dec. 15, 2015
"These are fun to make. Everyone likes them but I have had to tweak the seasoning a bit to bring more flavor our in the "egg salad" portion. I've gone a curry flavor route as well as a ranch dressing mix too."
Reviewed Apr. 27, 2013
"If the puff pastry is baked properly, there shouldn't be any soft dough in the center."
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2010
"I have made this several times an it is always a hit. People especailly like the egg salad. I have never gotten 7 1/2 dozen out of the recipe though, most often 3 to 4 dozen."
Reviewed Dec. 7, 2009
"These are top notch!!!"
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Which mean this little old lady will not even dream of using that track!
It's probably a liability thing -- they probably don't even know the liability policy but are giving the safe answer out of laziness/just in case. Doubt it has anything to do with being little, old, or a lady.
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Fremantle's controversial spare change collection points will look a lot like parking meters if a photo from the manufacturer is to be believed.
In a post on Monday which has since been deleted, reSPOKE, the company employed by the local council to build the points, revealed a progress photo of what the structures - set to replace banned street beggars - will look like.
The collection points are expected to be installed in areas around the port city in the coming weeks as part of a broader initiative announced by the City of Fremantle in October to curb antisocial behaviour.
The council hopes the move will deter people from donating their loose change to "opportunistic beggars" and instead donate to the collection points, where all money raised will be redirected to local welfare agencies to assist homeless people.
"Our research, and that of local police, indicates a large proportion of beggars in Fremantle are in fact not homeless and these people have been taking advantage of people's generosity," Fremantle Mayor Brad Pettitt said in October.
But Shelter WA executive officer Chantal Roberts said at the time that she feared removing the human aspect of begging would reduce people's desire to help others in need.
"There is a real concern that collection points for donations to homeless services to replace begging will reduce people's generosity if the need is out of sight and out of mind," she said.
"There's also a risk that the funds will not be accessible to those most at need as they may not access those services or meet the eligibility criteria."
"Employing outreach officers to connect with people on the streets and help them access and understand the services available will offer a real alternative to begging and a sense of hope for the future."
The collection points are being constructed by a local manufacturing company with the finalised design yet to be approved by council officials.
Under its $140,000 antisocial crackdown, the council is also targeting street drinkers and public nuisances through increased ranger patrols, harsher police action against repeat offenders and more street lighting in known trouble-spots.
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Once you're back from vacation, it's all too easy to stash your latest video footage on the shelf with vague intentions of spending lazy evenings cutting together the footage. But the video can quickly pile up, until soon the idea of editing may seem overwhelming.
The trick to assembling your video--and sharing it with family and friends--is to break the process into smaller, more manageable chunks. Here's how.
1. Get it into iMovie. The Import window in iMovie '09 (choose File -> Import From Camera) lets you review and selectively import clips from your camera, but I'm more inclined to import everything and do the reviewing while I'm editing. (This option does require a lot of hard disk space, but storage is relatively inexpensive these days. If you can afford an external hard drive, it could make working in iMovie a lot easier.)
Let iMovie import while you're doing something more interesting than watching a progress bar (especially if you choose to analyze the footage for stabilization, which can take four to eight times the duration of the footage). This is particularly important if your camcorder records to memory cards or an internal hard disk: you'll want to offload the footage so you can use the cards for the next event.
2. Throw it out. Now that the video is in iMovie, it's time to toss the clips you know you'll never use. In the Event Library, scan your footage and delete whole clips by Option-clicking the clip thumbnail and then pressing Delete. The footage is actually just marked as rejected, not deleted permanently; in the Show pop-up menu, choose All Clips to see which ones are marked as rejected (they appear with a red stripe).
Note that we're not doing any precision editing here, just removing the obvious bad footage so it's not in your way.
3. Assemble a rough cut. Now comes the fun part. Add clips to the Project browser to start building your movie, including any photos for slide shows. Be selective, but don't get absorbed in making detailed edits.
4. Tighten. By now you'll have a good idea of what the end result should be. Tighten the edit by making surgical trims and using the Precision Editor to refine the cuts between clips. Pay attention to the movie's pace and whether it's running too long or short.
5. Wrap it up. Finally, when the edit is in good shape, add transitions, titles, and background music to polish the video and make it worthy of showing off to your friends and family.
Jeff Carlson is the author of iMovie '09 & iDVD for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide (Peachpit Press; 2009) and the managing editor of TidBits.
This story, "Working Through the Video-editing Backlog" was originally published by Macworld.


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We're all going to Caversham, just for Whitsuntide, and we particularly want you to come.
It was Whitsuntide, a time of fear to the cultivated Londoner.
In Russia the custom of decking the houses with branches at Whitsuntide is universal.
And I shall stay till after Whitsuntide unless I am turned out.
In the olden time, at Whitsuntide, this diversion was extremely popular.
Austin had come down for Whitsuntide, and a lady was staying in the house.
But tell me, how did you get on at Whitsuntide, when the officers paid you their respects again?
Command her to come to Court for this Whitsuntide, there is a chamber at her service.
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Accordingly, Thiers commuted the sentence of transportation on 4th January, 1872, to one of simple banishment.
The campaigns and battle-pieces of Thiers are unsurpassed in their kind.
President Thiers cordially shook hands with each one of our party.
Thiers, a Bonapartist, says that Napoleon's power was based on his virtue and genius.
Thiers made it a condition that the troops should not act for twelve hours, and said he would meanwhile answer for the people.
Magic there was none in the names of Barrot and Thiers to restrain them.
Such, at least, are certainly Thiers's views, but I am speaking rather without book about Dufaure.
I also frequently saw Paul de Rmusat, the favourite of Thiers.
Thiers greatly overrated Napoleon, and probably to his own hurt.
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Swain, Jon (2004) The resources and strategies that 10-11 year-old boy use to construct masculinities in the school setting. British Educational Research Journal, 30. pp. 167-185. ISSN 0141-1926. DOI UNSPECIFIED
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The data in this paper comes from an ethnographic exploration into the construction of masculinities in three junior schools in the UK between 1998 and 1999. I argue that the construction and performance of masculinity is inextricably linked to the acquisition of status within the school peer group, and I delineate the specific series of resources and strategies that the boys draw on and use in each setting to achieve this. The different meanings and practices at each school, and the different array of resources available, means that there are a different set of options and/or opportunities within each school setting to do boy, and I classify these as being either open (possible), restricted (more difficult), or closed (almost impossible). The principal and most esteemed resource used by the boys was physicality and athleticism, and I highlight the link between masculinity and the body.
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Comedian (and Golden Globes host) Ricky Gervais stars in The Invention of Lying, a film based on the idea of what would happen if we all told the truth. It's a fun concept and celebrity cameos abound (everyone from Tina Fey to Louis CK to Ed Norton), but the movie gets off track as it veers from its light, rom-com premise with Jennifer Garner. Instead, it tries to take on a religious message which goes too far. That aside, the film is surprisingly sweet at times and includes a few clever moments if you want a laugh this weekend.
DVD extras include additional scenes, video podcasts, a prequel, and outtakes. Outtakes with funny people like Gervais, Fey, or Jonah Hill? Sign me up.
For all of you Gerard Butler fans out there, you may want to check out Gamer. The film follows the actor as a convict stuck inside Slayers, a nightmarish, real-life shooting video game controlled by other humans and the game's inventor — Ken Castle (Michael C. Hall). As you can probably surmise, Butler tires of being under someone else's command and tries to fight his way out. I wasn't that interested in the flick when it first hit theaters, but since Hall took home a Golden Globe for his TV work, I'm curious to check him out in this big-screen role, too.
DVD extras include a commentary and two featurettes.
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Whiteout is a murder mystery thriller set in (as you may have guessed from the title) Antarctica. Kate Beckinsale plays Carrie Stetko, a U.S. Marshal investigating the icy terrain's first homicide — while fending off a killer and the approaching brutal winter. Sounds ridiculous to me, but I do like Beckinsale, so perhaps I'll add this to my list of rent maybes.
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Law enforcement authorities are beginning to scale back the investigation at the scene of a bombing at a local residence that occurred on Monday, Feb. 10, just outside of Lebanon city limits.
A news release from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, or ATF, Nashville Field Division, said investigators have processed the scene at the residence and are scaling back operations in the general neighborhood. Evidence collected at the scene has been taken to the ATF and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation laboratories for analysis.
In addition, the news release said, authorities are following up on information already received through the TBI tip line, 1-800-TBI-FIND.
ATF, along with other law enforcement agencies, announced on Tuesday during a press conference a reward of $8,000 for anyone who has information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the bombing at the residence located at 580 Vance Lane, Lebanon. The reward is a collaborative effort between ATF, TBI, Wilson County Sheriff's Department, Tennessee State Fire Marshal's Bomb and Arson Unit and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The Sheriff's Department responded to the residence on Monday, Feb. 10. Upon arrival, a male was found deceased and an injured female was airlifted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The deceased male was identified as Jon Setzer, 74, and the injured female was identified as Marion Setzer, 72. Mrs. Setzer reportedly remains in critical condition at VUMC.
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