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Instant Pot Black Bean Soup with Tomatoes. A cross between black bean soup, tomato soup and chili. Totally delicious, gluten free, vegetarian and naturally dairy free without the dollop of sour cream! My initial intention was to create an Instant Pot black bean soup. I was … [Read more...]
Italian Sausage Meatball Soup with Cabbage and White Beans
This Italian Sausage Meatball Soup with Cabbage and White Beans is a gluten free, grain free and dairy free soup that is a meal in a bowl! Who is down for some soup? I am in love with this one and so excited to share it with you! I used mild Italian Sausage - in this … [Read more...]
Instant Pot Red Lentil Soup with Butternut Squash
This Instant Pot Red Lentil Soup with Butternut Squash is spiced with curry, cardamom and star anise. It's vegetarian and can be vegan if you leave off the dollop of yogurt! Can you believe it snowed here earlier this week? Like for real snowed, school closed for two days, … [Read more...]
How To Make Socca: Grain and Gluten Free Chickpea Flatbread
How To Make Socca: Grain and Gluten Free Chickpea Flatbread. Also know as Chickpea or Garbanzo Bean Crepes is the perfect quick and easy answer to grain free, gluten free and vegan flatbread. Use as a wrap for sandwiches, cut into triangles to dip or even use as the base for … [Read more...]
Instant Pot Hummus
Use your Instant Pot to make light and creamy hummus from dried beans in under an hour. Plus, this Instant Pot Hummus requires no soak time! Have you bought an Instant Pot yet? I know, I know, it's so trendy but trust me, it's freaking awesome. I've had mine for over a … [Read more...]
White Turkey Chili with Corn
This White Turkey Chili with Corn is the perfect way to use up leftover holiday turkey meat. It's naturally gluten free and tastes even better the next day! It seems like last week was 80 degrees and next week is Halloween. Well, I hate to break it to you but Thanksgiving … [Read more...]
3-Ingredient Slow Cooker Creamy Salsa Dip
This 3-Ingredient Slow Cooker Creamy Salsa Dip is a must have for every game and tailgate. It's vegetarian and ridiculously easy to make. Serve with organic tortilla chips or plantain chips for grain free! After sharing this on my Instagram a couple of weeks ago, I got a … [Read more...]
Grilled Vegetarian Nachos
Grilled Vegetarian Nachos. Loaded Vegetarian Nachos layered with melted cheese, black beans, salsa, Greek yogurt, avocado, pickled jalapenos and more! This post is part of a series of posts in partnership with Coyote Outdoor Living. When it comes to football food, my … [Read more...]
Lentil Salad with Feta and Crispy Prosciutto
This quick and easy Lentil Salad with Feta and Crispy Prosciutto tastes way more complicated than it is. On the table in under 20 minutes and loaded with complex flavor and a variety of textures - it is a satisfying meal anytime of the day! Do you know what a Pulse is? Not … [Read more...]
Healthy Four Bean Salad Recipe from The Lemon Bowl
Happy Friday and welcome to our last guest blogger post - Liz from The Lemon Bowl. Liz is a personal inspiration for me and the no-joke person I think of when I don't feel like exercising but still need to get motivated. She radiates health and wellness in a way that makes … [Read more...]
Skinny Italian Wedding Soup with Kale
You already know that I am all about soups, stews and chili's so the fact that this is yet another soup post is, I am sure, no surprise. But, it's time I fill you in on another little obsession that has been going on over here - meatballs. Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Shrimp, … [Read more...]
Quick Chicken Soup with Carrots, Beans and Chard
Oh, hello there! Did you miss me? I missed you :) I have been buried underneath computer problems. Problems involving too-full hard drives, lack of space, memory and any functionality. I wish I could say it's 100% solved but at least we are working on it. And, yes, I have … [Read more...]
Vegan Red Bean Chili with Millet
Today is the day that feels like the holiday season is really over for me. All of the beautiful holiday lights are gone and the last traces of holiday clearance items have disappeared. Instead, Valentine's Day cards, candies and items have begun filling up the shelves and store … [Read more...]
Sunday Suppers: Collard Greens Soup with Beans and Chicken Sausage
Soups are in full swing again in a major way. It's been cold here-- like low 40's cold. Yep, I know, I am getting soft. I used to think 15F was cold, complete with whipping winds, freezing toes and piles of ice and snow on the side of the road. No more of that and I … [Read more...]
Chickpea Stew with Bulgur + Za'atar
Happy New Year Everyone! We spent a quiet night at home, as is our tradition. We always cook up something fun and fabulous and indulge a bit. This year was no different - we had gourmet burgers with all kinds of fun toppings, Old Bay Parsnip Fries (from my eBook), an … [Read more...]
{Slow Cooker} Turkey Tomatillo + Pinto Bean Soup with Corn
So, remember that deal on Organic, Free Range Turkey's I mentioned last week? Yeah, well here I am a couple of weeks after Thanksgiving and still looking for ways to use up all of this Turkey. It's not a horrible problem to have or anything but I am on the verge of being sick of … [Read more...]
30 Minute Creamy Spiced Red Lentil Soup with Spinach
I made up this soup a couple days after taking an Indian Vegetarian Classics cooking class at PCC Cooks. I recently over-stocked (is there such a thing?) my pantry with dried beans, lentils and grains and have an abundance of red lentils. When I saw the two local, organic leeks … [Read more...]
Rustic Vegetable Soup with Red Beans + Potatoes
The first time I made this soup it was a happy accident; it was really just me cleaning out my refrigerator, assessing the ingredients and thinking, "This would make a great soup!". The second time I made it, I adjusted the seasonings and wrote everything down so I could share … [Read more...]
Mediterranean Quinoa with Caramelized Onions
Now that cooler, darker weather is here, I'm craving dishes like this - easy dinners that come together in one pot, full of flavor, eaten out of a bowl, comforting and most of all - satisfying. This particular dish isn't something I have made before, it's more of a, "what … [Read more...]
Punjabi Style Cabbage + Chickpeas
Do you like cabbage? If you already do, you are going to love this. If you don't, I challenge you to give this a try, especially if you like Indian flavors and spices. This dish was inspired by the hot foods bar at our local Whole Foods Market. We go there all the … [Read more...]
Mujaddara Burghul {Bulgur + Lentil Pilaf}
One of the things that I love most about food is how certain flavors, smells and combinations have the power to evoke powerful reactions from us. For instance, a creamy, gooey mac n' cheese makes me long for the comforts of my childhood, my sofa and a pair of really warm, comfy … [Read more...]
Roasted Spaghetti Squash with White Bean + Mushroom Ragout
If you are a longtime reader, you may remember this dish from last year. If you are a newer reader - I have a treat for you! This is a fabulous, easy, low-point (Vegan) entree that even meat-eaters will love! Let me explain why I am re-posting it though - this may be one of … [Read more...]
Double Greens and Orzo Soup {Vegan}
This is weird. It's Fall right? It isn't exactly Fall here in Seattle yet. And, it hasn't really rained since the end of June. Don't get me wrong - I AM NOT in any way shape or form complaining. I love it. I just don't know what to expect next. Could it possibly stay like … [Read more...]
Red, White and Green Quinoa Salad
So you know how we had a little discussion the other day about how to soak, season and cook your own dried beans? Well, this is an example of what I like to do with the cooked beans. A simple grain salad with beans for protein and as many vegetables as I can shove in there. I … [Read more...]
Basics: How to Cook and Season Dried Beans
Let's get back to basics. Fall is here. Ahem, yes I just admitted it. I know, I know. It's not all bad though-- the weather has still been pretty nice, local, organic apples are back {YES!} and I have a new pair of boots I am excited about rocking. It's the small … [Read more...]
The Food Matters Project: Garlicky Edamame Cakes
Oh, hello there Food Matters Project Monday. Don't think I forgot about you - I have just been slammed with everything and anything possible for the past couple of weeks. Ever have that feeling where you just can't get ahead and never have enough time? Yeah, that has been me … [Read more...]
Bulgur, Beans, Asparagus + Sun Dried Tomato Salad
OK, so it's most likely hot where you live and you probably don't want to turn on the stove but are craving something hearty and healthy that doesn't take much work. Alternately, it's neither hot nor summer so you probably live in Australia, New Zealand or Seattle like me and … [Read more...]
The Food Matters Project: Chicken Tamale Casserole
Whew, glad that is over. Between our kitchen sink being broken for days and moving the blog to a new host – that was a long slog without being able to post a recipe. The good news is that now I have a great backlog of yummy dishes to share with you all so... Stay … [Read more...]
Grilled Shrimp and Corn Salad
Dinner salads are a weekly thing around here. They are quick, easy to throw to together and have endless flavor and ingredient combinations. For the most part, I like to use up whatever vegetables I have on hand, add some type of beans, roasted peppers, a couple croutons and … [Read more...]
The Great Big Summer Pasta Salad
Summertime is officially here, well maybe there and not here since it's still mostly in the upper 60's and cloudy HERE but you are having a great summer right? I hope so, because I am living vicariously through you and your tan, humidity, shorts and icy cocktails. You're … [Read more...]
Collard Green Burritos
Happy Memorial Day! This is one of my favorite holiday weekends because it is the "kick off" of the summer season. Since it's also my birthday in a couple of days, this weekend ends up being a birthday party/3day weekend extravaganza!! It's Monday and that still means … [Read more...]
Weeknight Black Bean Tacos
These are the types of dinners I love during the week: easy to make, minimal prep work, packs a punch of flavor and most importantly, a dish that everyone loves! We eat a lot of variations of tacos around here. Sometimes it's Beef Lettuce Wrap Tacos, sometimes it is hard shell … [Read more...]
The Food Matters Project: Roasted Asparagus, Baby Potato + White Bean Salad
This weeks Food Matters Project is being hosted by Adrienne from Adrienne Eats. Adrienne chose "Roasted Asparagus and White Bean Soup". It looks delicious but I am just not feeling more soup. I made two soups in the last week (a Spring Thai Chicken Noodle and a Bulgur and … [Read more...]
GBOTW: Freezing Tofu + Sprouting Pinto Beans from Garden to Wok
This week I have a real treat for you - our guest blogger is Norma from Garden to Wok! Norma is an accomplished cookbook author, avid gardener and healthy food blogger with a focus on wok cooking. Garden to Wok is such an amazing resource and wealth of vegetable knowledge. … [Read more...]
The Food Matters Project: Three Bean + Chicken Sausage Cassoulet
Welcome to Week 9 of The Food Matters Project. After a recipe fail last week, I was excited to join back in with something delicious. This week, our host, Keely Marie chose "Cassoulet with Lots of Vegetables". Like most of Bittman's recipes, this one is flexible around which … [Read more...]
GBOTW: Quinoa Shrimp Salad from Chef Laura at Home
Well hello there, Happy Thursday and welcome to GBOTW! This week Chef Laura is here from Chef Laura at Home. One of the things I love most about Laura's food is how simple the recipes are yet elegant the outcome. I think that probably has something to do with the fact that … [Read more...]
Healthy Huevos Rancheros
Lets' get it out of the way and make it clear, this is my interpretation of Huevos Rancheros. An interpretation based on what was available in my refrigerator and pantry when a friend graciously gave me half a dozen unbelievably fresh eggs from his very own chickens. An … [Read more...]
Chana Dal with Spinach Soup {Slow Cooker}
We had an unusual (for here) snow storm about a week ago which was followed by an ice storm, a wind storm and another snow storm all the while getting pounded with a continuous blast of arctic air. I had enough sense to get my arse to the grocery storm right before it hit, but … [Read more...]
Everyday Turkey & Black Bean Chili
Time for another Chili recipe (I make A LOT of Chili around here). I promised my Vegetarian Chili (and it is coming!), in the meantime, here is a quick and easy adaption of my Everyday Beef + Bean Chili. This time I used ground Turkey Breast, Black Beans, Corn and some Ancho … [Read more...]
Everyday Turkey & Black Bean Chili
Time for another Chili recipe (I make A LOT of Chili around here). I promised my Vegetarian Chili (and it is coming!), in the meantime, here is a quick and easy adaption of my Everyday Beef + Bean Chili. This time I used ground Turkey Breast, Black Beans, Corn and some Ancho … [Read more...]
Coffee & Kahlua Chip Brownies
Brownies have always been one of my favorite desserts. My mom made the most amazing brownies for the holidays and special occasions. They were perfectly moist, fudge-y, chocolate-y and loaded with 14 Points Plus EACH!! Unbelievable right? Well, they taste that good too. But … [Read more...]
Spicy Red Lentil Chili
We used to live about ten minutes away from a grocery store called Wegman's. Now, if you live near a Wegman's, there is no explanation necessary – it's a great store! If you don't live near one, the best way to describe it is a hybrid: they have the gourmet prepared … [Read more...]
Italian Butterbean and Chicken Sausage Soup
A couple of weeks ago I took a Fall Soups Cooking Class at PCC Cooks taught by Olaiya Land of The Pantry at Delancey. I love taking cooking classes and this was one of my all-time favorites. Olaiya is not only an accomplished chef but also a fabulous instructor. This class was … [Read more...]
Curried Chicken + Chickpea Lettuce Wraps
Lettuce wraps are one of my go-to weeknight dinners. They are easy, healthy, quick and one pan to prepare. Perfect for everyday cooking! If you are like me and a big fan of lettuce wraps, you may have tried my Beef Taco Lettuce Wraps or made my Moo Shu Veggies and used … [Read more...]
Black Bean Veggie Burgers
This is a really good veggie burger. No, seriously this is a GREAT veggie burger! There are so many options out there when it comes to homemade veggie burgers. I have tried (way too many) a lot of recipes and variations and am just never happy with the outcome. They are … [Read more...]
Half the Fat, Double the Serving Hummus
Mission accomplished! I don't know about you but I love hummus. The only thing I don't like about hummus is that a standard serving size is 2 tablespoons and 3 Points Plus (ridiculous!). Not anymore! I have finally converted my go-to hummus recipe into a low fat hummus … [Read more...]
Lentil Soup {Slow Cooker}
Crockpots are a busy mom's best friend. No Joke. If you don't have kids, you may or may not appreciate what a relief a great crockpot recipe can be. But when you have little ones, especially if you work, sometimes throwing dinner together is just such a hassle. The aroma of … [Read more...]
Beef Taco Lettuce Wraps
Around here in the Fall, Saturday is Football, Sunday is Football and Monday nights... yeah, you guessed it. As everyone knows, Football brings Football Food. Now Football Food is good as far as it goes, but its not usually the most health-conscious and certainly not the type … [Read more...]
Thai Spiced Roasted Chickpeas
Like many people, I often find myself in a snack rut, eating the same things over and over again. Apples and peanut butter, sliced turkey and carrots, apples and peanut butter, cucumbers and hummus, apples and peanut butter. See a trend here? How many apples and peanut … [Read more...]
Everyday Beef and Bean Chili
Chili is a popular meal in our house - we love to keep it in the freezer for an easy and healthy option. So often, I come across Chili recipes that are too labor intensive and/or just have too much fat in them. Creating a healthy and EASY Chili recipe has been on my radar for a … [Read more...]


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Masterton teen clocks up another country, another win
Masterton teen clocks up another country, another win
Masterton teenager Dylan McGruddy has made a successful start to a Northern Hemisphere shearing career by winning the Balmoral Show's All Nations intermediate final in Northern Ireland..
It was the third different country in which the 18-year-old McGruddy has won in two years, having won previously one the Taumarunui Jamboree junior final in New Zealand in 2012, the Yallunda Flats intermediate final in South Australia last October, and the Lumsden and Otago intermediate titles in January and February in New Zealand.
He started to learn to shear at the age of nine, and first competed in the famed Golden Shears International Championships in Masterton as a novice grade competitor aged 13.
McGruddy is currently working a few weeks in Lincolnshire, England, but will be competing next week in the Irish All-Nations events which kick-start the 16th Golden Shears World Championships starting in Gorey, Ireland, next Thursday.
McGruddy shore Friday's six sheep in 8min 11sec, more than a sheep shed of nearest rival James Penney, of Northern Ireland, and while lacking a little in finished quality still won by more than 2pts.

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This is one of the questions in my mind for a long time. How do Facebook or any such website/app which has more than a hundred million users maintain there database?
I believe that everything cannot be put into a single database. If this is the case should there be multiple databases handling different sections? Different sections like: one database for status, one for photographs and one for users…
Can the database schema be made relational?
500 million+ users and growing, if average one user has 10 text updates, 5 billion rows (at least), which should be 10% of data that Facebook actually handles.
I read somewhere that Facebook has 1800+ sql instances out of which 800+ are memcached. Should these DB instances be identical? How might these be designed?
Lots of good resources on this all over the place, but the short answer is write-thru memcaches and crazy distributed no-sql databases.


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Understandably, these projects often receive little attention as rare earths has a habit of translating into rare profits.
However, Peak Resources could be an exception to the rule. One of the most significant challenges encountered by companies attempting to develop rare earth projects is the substantial capital investment required to bring them into production. There was positive news in the PFS regarding this aspect of the Ngualla project.
The underlying capital cost had been lowered by US$91 million and the study determined that development costs would be paid back within a three-year period. It also indicated that the average annual operating free cash flow would be US$174 million, representing an internal rate of return (post tax and royalties) of 39 per cent.
The size of the deposit is impressive and the PFS indicates that economically robust production of 10,000 tonnes per annum as a base case metric could be achieved over a period of 58 years.
SI view: One of the factors working in Peak's favour is the high value, high demand products contained in the resource. In particular neodymium and praseodmium appear to have a sustained high demand outlook given they are used in portable electronic devices, wind turbines and hybrid electric cars.
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One of the reasons Arizona Wildcats coach Sean Miller likes the Red-Blue Game, aside from the glittery show it offers fans and recruiting targets alike, is the opportunity for players to shake off some jitters.
You know, for the freshmen, and the other new guys. Saturday's 24-minute scrimmage, won 44-39 by the Red team, was their first chance to get out on the McKale Center floor in front of a full house and get a grip on their adrenaline.
"They get out there, get a feel for the pageantry, the smell in the air," Miller said.
True enough. There was a near-capacity and sellout crowd of 14,252 on hand for festivities that included honoring the Wildcats' 1993-94 Final Four team, another splashy dunk contest and other events.
But was anyone actually nervous? UA keeps its freshmen off limits during the preseason so it wasn't possible to ask Aaron Gordon, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson and Elliott Pitts how they felt, but evidence suggests … they weren't affected much.
Same with juniors T.J. McConnell and Matt Korcheck, transfers who will be active to play this season.
There was Hollis-Jefferson, slicing his way to the basket for a game-high 18 points while picking up four rebounds and two steals for the Blue team. There was Gordon, who missed a pair of early free throws, but acrobatically converted a number of off-mark shots into dunks while picking up 13 rebounds and three assists for the Red.
And there was Pitts, who faces long odds to make this season's rotation, hitting a three-pointer, with one rebound, one steal and one assist for the Red.
"I believe that Aaron and Rondae were two of the best players in today's game, and Elliott did a good job," Miller said. "Elliott is very understated, if you watch him closely. He's missing some strength and size, but in our early practices, he's been one of the highlights of our team. He knows how to play. That's a quality this team can use."
Miller raved about Gordon's uniqueness and, even though he sees Hollis-Jefferson every day in practice, may have seen something else Saturday.
"Certainly, Rondae played well today, almost better than he's been practicing," Miller said. "I've been pleasantly surprised with Rondae in that he listens, he's a willing learner — not that I didn't think he would be — but he comes to practice every day eager and determined, and he works hard every day."
So, essentially, Saturday's festivities gave fans on hand and watching online a chance to see why those freshmen plus McConnell are a major reason why UA is now a runaway favorite in the Pac-12 and a potential Final Four contender.
There are issues, to be sure, shooting probably surfacing the most on Saturday. UA hit only
3 of 14 three-point attempts, with a number of its key shooters struggling from the field. Nick Johnson was 2 for 10, McConnell was 1 for 5 and Gabe York was 1 for 9, though he was struggling with ankle and hamstring injuries.
Miller even said that outside shooting is a "point of concern," after suggesting previously that the Wildcats had plenty of capable shooters.
But Johnson compensated for his off night from the field by preserving the win for the Red team at the end. With the Red up 41-39 with 19 seconds to go — the official box score issues a final of 44-38 because one of the Blue team's points could not be accounted for — McConnell had a chance to set up a game-tying or game-winning play but lost the ball to Johnson at the three-point line.
"I knew a flash screen was coming, and he loves to reject it," Johnson said of McConnell. "So I just made a gamble, and it paid off."
Johnson then drove down for a score, picked up a foul, and converted the and-one. Game over.
Overall, though, the Red team won in large part because of a freshman (Gordon) and a sophomore in Kaleb Tarczewski who has gotten past being a freshman. Maybe a long way past.
Tarczewski made 6 of 7 from the field to tie Hollis-Jefferson as the game's top scorers with 18 points.
"You're pretty nervous as a freshman, and being a little more comfortable your sophomore year really helps out there," Tarczew-ski said. "It's really an experience playing in front of the great fan support we have."
On the Blue side, Ashley displayed a similar jump in his comfort level as a sophomore. He was assertive early and often, scoring over Gordon for the first shot of the game, while totaling eight points and six rebounds in the first half alone. He finished with 14 points and 12 rebounds.
Ashley said gaining strength was a big focus in the offseason but that he also worked on agility as well.
Everything, really, the way Miller sees it.
"Brandon is just an overall better player, which you would expect because he played a lot of minutes for a very good team last season, he had a terrific summer, and he just knows what it takes a lot more," Miller said. "Ditto with Kaleb. Brandon is very young – he could almost be a freshman — but you get stronger, and you know what it takes more.
"A lot of times that jump is significant between your freshman and sophomore years, and I believe with Kaleb and Brandon, you're going to see that."


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There is nothing worse than someone who purposely winds you up and then tells you to calm down. When someone tells you to calm down it provokes a response, and generally not a nice one! Here are a few things you can say to the instigator to shut them up.
These comebacks are also available in a printable format.


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This article was published 9/1/2013 (1683 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The City of Winnipeg's proposed operating budget is the most optically challenged civic document in recent memory. It raises taxes, wrongly pads councillors' expense accounts and hires new staff for the mayor and executive policy committee, while cutting grants for worthy organizations such as the Block Parent Program.
Optics, however, don't always tell a fair and complete story, and there is much in this budget that is necessary, including the re-establishment of a policy development office for the mayor and his executive committee. The absence of such a body has hurt the ability of elected officials to effectively analyze policy options.
Mayor Sam Katz supported the elimination of the office five years ago, which he now acknowledges was a mistake.
He says he also realizes -- finally -- that current spending on emergency services is unsustainable. Police, firefighters and paramedics consume 44 per cent of the budget, and it will only get worse with time. The city has added about 200 police officers alone in the last decade without justifying the number and it is only now conducting an operational review in a search for savings.
Most of the 3.8 per cent increase in property taxes is blamed on the rising cost of emergency services and public works. The province is partly responsible, since it was the NDP that decided for political reasons to direct funding for extra officers over the years.
The idea of dedicating a one per cent increase in property taxes to local road improvements is a transparent way of using taxes, and it would ensure reliable and predictable funds for infrastructure if the same levy was applied in future years to an increasingly larger base. Better would have been a share of the province's lucrative consumption taxes rather than raising the levy on property, but the NDP government refuses to help the city reduce its over-reliance on realty taxes to fund services.
This is the second increase in property taxes in as many years, and unless there are fundamental changes, it looks like tax increases will be the new normal.
That's not a good omen, particularly with education taxes also rising relentlessly. The city says it has the lowest taxes of major cities in Canada, but it's a dubious claim. An average house in Calgary, for example pays, only $50 more a year in civic taxes, but the average house in Winnipeg is worth much less, meaning taxes as a percentage of value are still relatively high here.
The mayor and his soon-to-be-hired policy experts need to get a better grip on the problem, rather than making dubious tax comparisons with other cities.


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Neil Redfearn is leaving along with Shaun Smith, Chris Beech, Matt Doughty, Stephen Hill, Sean McClare, Simon Grand and Lee McEvilly.
But New Zealand international Leo Bertos has been given a new deal.
And there will also be contract offers for the long-serving pair of goalkeeper Neil Edwards and defender Wayne Evans as well as Scott Warner.


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Burgers and sausages are off the menu for footie fans at Forest Green Rovers.
Club chairman Dale Vince, who's a vegan, said they stopped giving players red meat a few weeks ago thinking it would be better for their health.
Now they've decided to stop serving burgers and bangers anywhere at the Blue Square Bet Premier club's stadium in Gloucestershire.
But it's not all bad news for meat-lovers. Fish and free-range chicken will still be available.
Mr Vince said: "It seemed quite right that if red meat was not good enough to feed our players, then it wasn't good enough for our staff, fans and visitors too.
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The State of Indiana is attempting to block the return of a 10-year old's piggy bank.
The piggy bank was seized as part of a raid of Russell Hill's home after Hill was stopped, relieved of his cash and vehicle, and arrested on suspicion of Professional Gambling (IC 35-45-5-3) and Promoting Professional Gambling (IC 35-45-5-4). The Indiana State Police and Indiana Gaming Commission then executed a raid of Russell Hill's domicile. The piggy bank was located and seized as part of the raid.
Hill's attorney filed a motion to return the piggy bank, noting that it was the property of Hill's 10-year old daughter. Overcoming objections from the State, the court ordered the return of the piggy bank.
Undaunted, the State has filed an appeal to block the return of the child's piggy bank.
Keith Rhoades, of the Reporter Times, is reporting that Morgan County Prosecutor Steve Sonnega is also "proceeding with forfeiture action on $1,400 Hill had in his possession when he was arrested and for his Cadillac."
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This Week in Enterprise Tech 16
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Episode 16
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Guest: Louis Maresca
Topic: Enterprise Security, Out of Band, Advanced Firewalls
Recorded: August 20, 2012
Published: October 29, 2012
This Week in Enterprise Tech 16:
Padre introduces guest Louis Maresca from Microsoft to talk about Virtualization.
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- Allows for businesses to get over the initial hump (off the ground) of followers
- Slippery slope, is it socially fraudulent?
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Fiber Optics
- Lots of types, Multi-mode, Single Mode, etc.
- Cost, throughput, and distance vary.
- Single Mode travels the furthest.
- Multi-mode can support 1 or 10Gbps.
- The laser in multi-mode is much more sensitive to distance/cable bends since multi-mode light bounces off the edges of the cable while single mode travels straight down the center.
- The size, ex. 62.5
- Never cut fiber or look at the light as it is often a laser.
- End of fiber needs to stay clean.
- Allows easier use of the cloud for servers
- Allows for more efficient use of hardware.
- Power supplies are not efficient at low power usage, additional power usage is where a PSU strives.
- CPUs get to be fully utilized even with multiple idling virtual servers.
- Centralizing servers in one off site data-center allows optimization of power and cooling.
- Startups are comfortable with data/services being stored in remote 3rd party virtual servers.
- US Military runs SIPRNet and NIPRNet in the cloud.
- A lot of cloud based services and vendors incorporate CIPA and HIPPA compliance into their policies.
- VPNs with VLANs can limit access to virtual infrastructure resources.
- Hyper-V 2012 includes Bitlocker to create large nodes that have encrypted hard drives.
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Johann Georg Dieter
b.7 JUN 1699 Schwaigern, Wurttemberg, Germany
d.23 MAR 1742/43 Frederick or Orange County, Virginia
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Johann Georg Dieter was one of the Early Settlers of Germanna Colony
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http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=rengelken&id=I26788 1. From The Henckel - Teter Connection, pages 30-31:
"Johann Georg Dieter was born in Schwaigern, Wurttembourg on June 7, 1699 and married Maria Margaretha Lüttmann there on November 19, 1720. Their first two children were born at Schwaigern before they boarded the sailing ship 'Molly' enroute to Pennsylvania. They arrived in Philadelphia September 30, 1727, almost exactly ten (10) years after the arrival of the family of Rev. Anthony Jacob Henckel with whom their children intermarried. Johann George probably settled in or near New Hanover and thus affiliated with the Henckel family. On January 10, 1735-36, Johann Georg Dieter, the elder, obtained a grant of land in Robinson River, Orange County (now Frederick County), Virginia (Virginia Patent Book 16, page 475) where he died intestate in 1744. His widow and children then moved to Rowen County, North Carolina apparently along with members of the Henckel family. In 1760, because of Indian uprisings, they moved to present day Pendleton County, West Virginia with other members of that settlement."
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Johann Georg Dieter Shelah (View posts) Posted: 31 Jan 2000 5:05PM GMT
Classification: Query Surnames: Dieter, Luttman, Norta, Frey, Schmidt, Norte I can take you back a little ways. johann Georg Dieter was born June 7, 1699 in Schwaigern, Wurttemberg, Germany. He married Maria Magaretha Luttman on Dec. 19, 1720. She was born June 1, 1701 in same place, and was the daughter of Johann Georg Luttman and Anna Dorothea Norta. His father was Johann Michael Dieter, born March 26, 1671, and married Maria Catharina Frey. He was the Mayor of Schwaigern. His father was Wolfgang Dieter, born Dec. 25, 1646. He married Anna Catharina. His father was Michael Dieter, born Sept. 22, 1613, and married Magdelena Schmidt. His father was Michael Dieter, born about 1583, and married Katherina Norte about 1586. His father was Quirinus Dieter, born 1555, and died before April 1606. Whose line do you follow after Johann George and Maria Magaretha Luttman? My husband goes down his son Philip.


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Thinking about a new build what do u think?
I haven't even shot my first build yet, that comes this weekend, but I'm already thinking about my next and want to go with a bigger caliber for longer distance I have a few places I can go for targets out to 800yrds and I was wondering what you guys would recommend
I need a rifle cleaning kit that's top notch for my custom.
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I just got my new build. Will shoot it this weekend. It cost several pretty pennies but its sweet!
.300 win mag is a nice rd. that's what I just had built
Do you want to stay with the AR15 Platform, or go with the AR10 Platform?
AR15 Platform, there's just a simple change of either just Barrel, or combo of Barrel, Bolt and Magazine. Everything else stays same.
AR10 is totally different and you must go with this platform in using all components. Nothing in AR15 will work in this platform. Much higher costs with this platform.
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Some people use a Cleaning Bore Snake and have had good luck.
I myself use mostly Hoppes Brass Cleaning Kit on my Rifles. Never had any problems for over 40yrs.
I probably have 6 or 7 different Kits over the Years, and just add to, with Caliber Brushes, Jags, and other bits, along with a Bore Guide for my AR15.
Wheeler, Hoppes, Remington, Winchester are all pretty universal. Just depends on how complete for Calibers you want to pay for. Some kits are for 22 up to 30 Caliber, and will run around $10 to $30. Some Kits are more complete that include 17HMR all way up to 10ga Shotgun and will run around $50.
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Kieran Djilali ended four months of injury hell as AFC Wimbledon moved a step closer to securing their Football League future with a 2-1 win over Dagenham & Redbridge.
The free signing last summer has made just six appearances before today – the last in November when he tore his hamstring – but came off the bench to volley home a vital winner and race to celebrate with physio Mike Rayner.
Jack Midson's 18th goal of the season had earlier put them ahead with quarter of an hour to go but Michael Spillane's header looked to have rescued a point for the fellow League Two strugglers.
If it wasn't for a superb Seb Brown save deep into injury time, they would have got one too but it was Wimbledon who grabbed the all important win.
The first half was hardly an exhibition of free flowing football, with the ball spending more time in the air going to between keepers than anything else.
Wimbledon did look brighter though going forward as they threatened on more than one occasion to break the offside trap, while, at the back they looked solid.
Chances were few. Sammy Moore knocked Christian Jolley's cross wide and shot over from distance, while Byron Harrison had their best chance but shot straight at Jonathan Bond with the conviction of a man still waiting to break his Dons duck in League Two.
At the other end, Ben Reeves shot straight at Brown at the back post, Brian Woodall skewed a shot from the edge of the box horribly wide, and Jon Nurse had a near post volley deflected over.
The second half showed signs of improvement in terms of chances as Harrison just failed to connect with Sam Hatton's superb cross and then Midson hit the post and Rashid Yussuff had his follow up well saved.
Billy Bingham and Woodall both headed over when they should have done better and Brown had to be at full stretch to deny Nurse.
Quality was hard to come by but the game came to life as it entered the last 15 minutes.
Daggers substitute Rob Edmans should have been them in front as he missed Nurse's inviting cross inside the six-yard box and was made to pay less than a minute later.
Midson, so often the Dons saviour this season, turned brilliantly on the edge of the box and let fly into the top corner with the help of a slight deflection – it was his 16th in the league this season and 18th in total.
But there was always the fear they would struggle to keep a clean sheet and those fears were realised with eight minutes to go.
Midson cleared a Spillane header off the line and Brown brilliantly turned Woodall's follow-up over the bar – but from the resultant corner Spillane rose unmarked to head home.
But there was still time for the Dons to win it as Moore and Jolley got in each other's way from a Yussuff cross and Djilali had time to volley home at the back post through Jonathan Bond's legs.
It was a scrappy goal but Dons fans did not care and particularly Djilali.
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The late, great William Shakespeare has so many stories about love's labors lost; anguish, mistaken identities, duels and rumbles, murders, mayhem — all complicated "who-dun-its," in the name of passion and greed.
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Adding to the mix is a wonderful character actor, James Schendel, who appears through a magical window frame, taking us back in time to Shakespeare and Edward de Vere, the Earl of Oxford, with much humor, surprise and delight. The show's quite interesting premise presents the provocative question of de Vere as possibly the true author of Shakespeare's work.
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Cher is undoubtedly an entertainment icon and is the only artist to have a No. 1 song on Billboard pop charts in each of the last six decades, boasts an NBC release. When more artists for the finale are announced, we'll be the first to let you know!
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On behalf of UGC, the Central Board of Secondary Education announces holding of the National Eligibility Test (NET) on 10th July 2016 (SUNDAY) for determining the eligibility of Indian nationals for the Eligibility for Assistant Professor only or Junior Research Fellowship & Eligibility for Assistant Professor Both in Indian universities and colleges. CBSE will conduct NET in 83 subjects at 89 selected NET Coordinating Institutions spread across the country.
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Paper-I shall be of general nature, intended to assess the teaching/research aptitude of the candidate. It will primarily be designed to test reasoning ability, comprehension, divergent thinking and general awareness of the candidate. Sixty (60) multiple choice questions of two marks each will be given, out of which the candidate would be required to answer any fifty (50). In the event of the candidate attempting more than fifty questions, the first fifty questions attempted by the candidate would be evaluated.
Paper-II shall consist of 50 objective type compulsory questions based on the subject selected by the candidate. Each question will carry 2 marks.
Paper-III will consist of 75 objective type compulsory questions from the subject selected by the candidate. Each question will carry 2 marks.
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Redmayne and Bale find themselves embroiled in the hunt for the murderer of Nicholas Cheever, a repentant rake. Overcoming setbacks and attempts on their lives, they find their way through a maze of corruption, and political intrigue.
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January 22, 2014 - Stony Point
Toddlers are invited to the library for picture book stories, songs, and crafts. Registration is required.
Gym Time at CSI - Congregation Sons of Israel
January 22, 2014 - Upper Nyack
Toddlers are invited to exercise and play with a professional occupational therapist. Group meets on Wednesdays through Jan. 29.
Boppin' with Bonnie Music Class - Congregation Sons of Israel
January 22, 2014 - Upper Nyack
Toddlers and their parent or caregiver are invited to join trained music teacher and ventriloquist Bonnie Halfond for a morning of music, movement, and puppets.
Stories, Songs, and Crafts - Rose Memorial Library
January 23, 2014 - Stony Point
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January 23, 2014 - Upper Nyack
Children ages 2-6 are invited to try this playful and integrative approach to yoga. Group meets on Thursdays through January 30.
IEP 101 - Orangetown Jewish Center
January 23, 2014 - Orangeburg
The synagogue hosts this special evening program for parents, IEP 101: Everything You Should to Know about an Individualized Education Program. Participants will discover the benefits of an IEP and the answers to frequently asked questions: What is an IEP? What is its purpose? Who develops the IEP? How does it help my child? and How can I collaborate with the school to do what is best for my child? The program will be led by Dawn Kitz, Work-Based Learning Center Coordinator at Rockland BOCES. Reservations are required.
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January 23, 2014 - Valley Cottage
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January 24, 2014 - Garnerville
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January 24, 2014 - West Nyack
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January 25, 2014 - West Nyack
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Nyack's famous farm market moves indoors for the winter. Shop for gourmet baked good, coffee, locally-made wine and cheese, and more. Each week, visitors can check out Mr. Amazing's Fun & Fit CircusCize Workout presented by Carlo Pellegrini, co-founder of Nyack's Amazing Grace Circus. Check online for weekly musical entertainment and special events. Thursdays through April.
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Jessy Lanza will be performing at the West End Cultural Centre on May 11, and she's bringing some surprise special guests.
The R&B electro pop technician from Hamilton, Ont. is stopping in Winnipeg as part of her spring tour.
Doors open at 7:15 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m.
Tickets are $13 in advance, but $18 at the door. They can be purchased at the WECC (586 Ellice Ave.), Ticketmaster (Suite 220-260 Hargrave St.), Music Trader (97 Osborne St.), and the Winnipeg Folk Festival Music Store (203-211 Bannatyne Ave.).
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This is the book that won the Best Novel Edgar last year. I can see why. It's smart and sharp, with a political background to give it "heft."
Vince (Not His Real Name) is in the witness protection program in Seattle, doing a nice business in fake credit cards while working in a donut shop. His steady job in the shop seems to be one thing that contributes to his growing political awareness as he begins to see that maybe being a square citizen might not be too bad. The setting is 1980, and the Reagan/Carter campaign is always in the background. Vince, who's going to vote for the first time in his life, is trying to decide how to cast his ballot.
That, of course, isn't the main plot, which involves Vince's past paying him a visit. It seems that somebody wants him dead, and that involves some travel to old haunts, a meeting with the mob (and a guy you'll recognize), and a good bit of skulduggery.
Lots of great characters, especially Vince and the cop who's pursuing him. No heroics, but you don't expect that. Watching Vince try to change his life and become almost a citizen is what it's all about. Check it out.
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Citizen Vince -- Jess Walter
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- Vince said...
I'm a huge Jess Walter fan. Citizen Vince is a great book, but how could it not be with that title? The Spokane cop who's after Vince turns up as an older character in two earlier Walter books, Over Tumbled Graves and Land of the Blind. Both worth reading.
- Bill Crider said...
Glad to hear that the cop is in those other novels. But no Vince?
Yeah, it was a terrific book and I've been meaning to read his others.
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Welcome to Worcester cathedral schools section of the work of the cathedral. We hope you will easily find the wide range of activities and programmes available for all key stages on this site.
We are increasing in the number of schools who use the cathedral year on year and as a result offering more and more opportunities and taking many new initiatives in a variety of subjects.
We aim through our Education Mission statement to;
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In the near future you will be able to click on the following 'Key Stages' for details of our different programmes.
Click on Frequently Asked Questions, to find out more information, how to go about booking and how to contact us
In addition to the planned programme for school visits we are also involved in the following activities;
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