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Contemporary racing cockpits are not being appreciated sufficiently. These astonishing racing simulations are so true to life. At first sight you can barely distinguish it's a play and not a real Formula 1 competition, for example! Sadly, these types of video games are not being really accepted and prized by the majority of the car racing game devotees worldwide.
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Just attempt to stay as close as possible to the regular racing stance, like you were in a real-life racing car. Livingroom couches, different boards, chaise-lounges and secretaries will not do the task like an authentic PS3 gaming seat will.
The real-life racing context is nothing close to the aforementioned household ottomans, chaise-lounges, secretaries and counters, isn't it? So, at least you should try to have the appropriate racing position. If you do not, you will not be able to sense the actual power and ecstasy the latest racing home video games are conveying. It's as plain as that.
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Not available in other racing chairs on the market. OpenWheeler is one of the innovators which presented a genuine Xbox racing simulator boasting a foldable back function. Harnessing it, you can sit conveniently, like in a genuine racing car.
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You will discover that the sliding rail gear is quite convenient! You can glide the seat about 10-15 cm forwards and backwards, making the entrance into the game cockpit world a breeze.
OpenWheeler can be adapted quckly for the next car driving game player. In fact, for only a couple of secs!
Moving around is easy with OpenWheeler. This is another quite intelligent guess, yet quite on target. Not discoverable in any other driving chair simulator on the marketplace. Rather than raising the whole video game driving chair, all you have to do is gently raise the back side of the driving car game seat and push it towards any direction you choose.
The PS3 racing simulator column shifts upside down and inward and backward. The pedal plate moves inward and backward. You can adjust both steering wheel and pedal mounting plates to fit you best, attaining maximum driver convenience... and realism.
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The 1999 Saturn lineup continues to feature the SC coupe, SL sedan and SW wagon. For conventional buyers, the most notable addition to the Saturn brand is found on the coupe. Allowing for easier access to the rear seat, the Saturn SC is now offered with a three-door configuration. Available for limited fleet use by the United States portal service, Saturn's 1999 lineup also includes a right-hand drive version of the SW wagon. As a more festive inclusion for 1999, Saturn has also prepared a series of special SL2 sedans as part of a Homecoming Commemorative Edition. With roughly 4,000 examples produced, the 1999 Homecoming Edition Saturn SL2 models were painted in a Gold Green exterior color and came well-equipped with machine-finished alloy wheels, cloth and leather seating as well as unique floor mats.
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(NewsUSA) – It's scary to imagine a life without proper plumbing. In fact, most people seem to take modern-day plumbing for granted. But the plumbing industry has grown by leaps and bounds throughout the years.
Before the introduction of modern-day plumbing luxuries such as sewage drainage and disposal systems, flushing toilets and water treatment systems, diseases ran rampant due to the lack of clean water. Diseases such as polio, cholera, and even the black plague took the lives of far too many people before modern plumbing was introduced as we know it today.
There was a time when waste was dumped onto streets, or even into rivers, instead of being properly disposed. This unfortunately contaminated drinking water, which helped spread those killer diseases. However, that's a thing of the past. In today's world, clean water is easily accessible thanks to modern-day plumbing luxuries.
Although the plumbing industry has grown by leaps and bounds throughout the years, the industry continues to look for new ways to improve. The industry is now focusing on improving efficiency, conserving water and reducing costs for homeowners. And the way to accomplish those goals may involve a greater focus on "green" technology.
Mr. Rooter Plumbing is an example of a company dedicated to improving the plumbing industry.
"Mr. Rooter Plumbing is dedicated to protecting the health and safety of customers and the nation, through sanitation and continuously seeking ways to improve through industry innovation," says Mary Kennedy Thompson, president of Mr. Rooter Plumbing. "We are working to be recognized as the world's leading company in the plumbing and drainage service industry."
The future of plumbing will look to find new ways to reduce water usage without sacrificing performance or aesthetic appeal. With a great deal of home technologies turning to solar power, the plumbing industry may follow suit. For example, traditional water heaters may eventually be replaced by solar-powered water heaters, which would use free energy from the sun to heat water for showers, dishwashers and washing machines. In addition, other plumbing fixtures such as flush valves could also incorporate solar power technology someday.
Without the benefits of modern plumbing, the world would not be able to sustain life as it is today. Thankfully, the plumbing industry is continuing to find new ways to improve, and new ways to save homeowners money by conserving water.
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The 12th Day of Contemporary Art, the great event organized annually by AMACI to bring the art of our era to the general public will be held on Saturday, 15 October 2016.
For this 12th year, the directors of our 24 member museums have turned to Emilio Isgrò for the guide image, continuing the project started in 2006 of asking an internationally renowned Italian artist to create the image for the event. Isgrò follows Michelangelo Pistoletto (2006), Maurizio Cattelan (2007), Paola Pivi (2008), Luigi Ontani (2009), Stefano Arienti (2010), Giulio Paolini (2011), Francesco Vezzoli (2012), Marzia Migliora (2013), Adrian Paci (2014) and Alfredo Pirri (2015).
Prayer for Europe, the image specially created by the artist for the Day of Contemporary Art, shows an erased Europe that extends its boundaries outside the European Union to embrace the countries lining the Mediterranean. Executed in March 2016, before the recent referendum confirming Great Britain's decision to leave the EU, the image is a reflection on the divisions – geographical, political, cultural – that now, more than ever, fuel the nationalistic sentiments and drives that history hoped to have erased. Isgrò explains, "My Prayer for Europe is not about suggesting fear and dismay over Europe, but instead to offer the chance for engagement with those who, on every coast of the Mediterranean, ask the land of three monotheistic religions to place its 'human face' over the horrible mask of a world too conditioned by war and conflict. No one can deceive themselves that art alone can change the universe, but it is certainly up to artists and ants, meaning the most fragile creatures, to express the dark force that can change despair into hope. This is why art must be free from ideological and market-based conditioning: to reacquire the credibility lost in the eyes of those who are truly needy …. It is when we start to pray together – artists and ants, religious, miscreants and laypeople – that prayer finally becomes effective. And the heavens are moved."
This is a reflection on divisions and the need to rediscover the sense of inclusion from deep within us, that ability to feel united and form a common front that will allow us to build rather than destroy, and to be stronger in the face of difficulty.
From 29 June to 25 September, Isgrò will also be the key figure in a major anthological exhibition staged in Milan simultaneously at three venues, curated by Marco Bazzini, promoted by the City of Milan | Culture and inspired by the Archivio Emilio Isgrò. At the Palazzo Reale there will be a selection of historical works with over 200 pieces, between erased books, paintings and installations; the Gallerie d'Italia will preview the famous painting of Alessandro Manzoni by Francesco Hayez and erased with white; at the Casa del Manzoni the artist will be present with another new work: The Betrothed Erased for Twenty-five Readers and Ten Plague Victims.
Now in its twelfth year, once again the Day of Contemporary Art will open the doors of 24 AMACI museums free of charge, along with about a thousand institutions throughout Italy to present artists and new ideas through exhibitions, workshops, events and conferences. This is a multiform programme that, year after year, has given the general public an opportunity to experience from up close the complex and lively world of contemporary art, making the event organized by AMACI the annual appointment that officially opens the art season in Italy.


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Ruskie Pierogi (Pierogi With Cheese & Potato Filling)
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A popular Polish dish similar to dumplings or ravioli. pronounced pyeh-RAW-ghee (this is the plural form, just one is called pierog, but they're so good you'll almost never eat just one.) Pierogi can be made with a wide variety of fillings, but the most common are minced cooked meat, sauerkraut & mushrooms, cheese and potatoes, sweet cheese (usually with a touch of vanilla) and blueberries (in summer). Other fillings include buckwheat groats, potatoes & onions and lentils. Common toppings include fried fat-back nuggets, sour cream, melted butter or butter-browned bread crumbs.
Top Review by qnftkwh
My husband lived in Poland for a while and asked if we could learn how to make these. He says that this recipe is exactly like the Polish grandmothers make. I think they are delicious as well. I don't change the recipe at all and they come out great. I freeze the leftovers before boiling rather than after, and after pulling them out and boiling and frying they taste as fresh as when they are just made. I think a lot of people eat them with a topping of sauteed onions and crispy bacon. That is delicious as well. Thank you for this great recipe!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 potatoes, cooked & mashed (1/2 cup instant or leftover mashed potatoes is fine too)
- 1 cup cottage cheese, drained
- 1 onion, minced & sauteed in butter until clear
- 1 egg yolk, beaten
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- pepper, to taste
- 2 1⁄4 cups flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons butter, cut in pieces
- 1 large egg, at room temperature
- 1 egg yolk, at room temperature
- 1⁄2 cup reduced-fat milk, at room temperature
- 2 tablespoons sour cream, at room temperature
To prepare
- 12 cups salt water
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- Combine all of the ingredients listed under filling and refrigerate until ready to assemble pierogi.
- Combine flour, salt and butter in food processor.
- In a separate bowl, blend together egg, egg yolk, milk and sour cream.
- Add egg mixture to flour mixture and process until dough cleans sides of bowl and sticks together (the dough will be slightly sticky).
- Remove from processor, shape into a ball, wrap in plastic and chill for 3 hours or overnight.
- Cut dough into thirds; roll each section out on floured surface into 12" round.
- Cut each round into 8 (3") circles (using a glass works well).
- Place about 2 tsp filling on each dough circle.
- Moisten outer edges with water and fold dough over to close.
- Seal edges by pressing gently with the back of a fork or pinching together with your fingers.
- In large pot, bring salted water to boil.
- Cook 12 pierogi at a time, reducing heat to a gentle boil; boil until pierogi float to the surface (about 5 minutes).
- Remove with a slotted spoon, drain on paper towel and transfer to serving dish.
- Repeat with remaining pierogi.
- At this point you can serve them warm, freeze them for later use or fry them in butter over medium heat, lightly browning both sides before serving.


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CANTON, Mass. -- Cumberland Farms Inc., a leading convenience store/petroleum marketer in the Northeast, selected retail software solutions firm Aldata Solution Inc.'s Apollo Web Publisher, a centralized merchandising collaboration platform for the convenience chain's retail space planning, the technology firm reported.
Cumberland Farms will use the system to manage and distribute planograms, reports and merchandising information to each retail outlet, ensuring greater levels of execution of customer-centric assortments and merchandising strategies, the company stated.
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|Tangible Fixed Assets Additions
|£ 42,398
|Tangible Fixed Assets Cost Or Valuation
|£ 689,135
|Tangible Fixed Assets Depreciation Charged In Period
|£ 53,658
|Investments Fixed Assets
|£ 129,935
|Creditors Due After One Year
|£ 64,388
Information about the Private Limited Company ALLMAND - SMITH LIMITED has been prepared for information purposes only. It is not intended to be nor does it constitute legal advice. This is public information provided by the official company register.


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fl. YOUNG.
(CIrcuit Oourt oj' Appeal:B, Second
January 18, 1899.)
Negligence oannot be imputed to a fireman becau",e he does not endeavor to en· force upon ,the engineer obedience to the regulations of the railroad. For a fireman, knowing of a defect in the air-brake, to remain upon a locomotive is not conclusive of negligence on hill part, and it Is a proper question for the jury whether the defect is such tbat a man of ordinary prudence and intelligence would not have remained, and also whether the acoident would have happened had the brake been in propel' order.
.um BERVANT-PBRSONAL INIURIES-IMPUTBD NBGLIGBNOB.
8AMB-KNOWLEDGE 011' DEII'ECT!l-CONTINUANCB IN SERVICE.
f. BAME-FELLOW.BBRVANTS.
The negligence of a fellow-servant does not excuse the master from llablllty for an accident which would not have happened had tbe master performed his duty. (6 Fed. Rep. 160, dlrmed. '
On Writ of Error from Circuit Court, Eastern District of New York. Action by William H. Young against the New Jersey & New York Railroad Company, for damages lor personal injuries. The cause was origiOlllly brought in the supreme court of New York, and subsequently removed to the federal court. Verdict and judgment were there rp.ndered for plaintiff, and a new trial was denied. Deiendllnt brings elTor. Affirmed. Robert w: De Forest, for plaintiff in error. Charles C. Suffrffn, (Irving Brown, of' counsel,) for defendant in error. Before WALLACE and LACOMBE, Circuit Judges. WALLACE, Circuit Judge. This is a writ of error by the defendant in the original suit to review a judgment for thtl plaintiff rendered upon a verdict of the jury. The plaintiff, a fireman in the employ of the defendant, while firing the locomotive of an express train on the defendant's railway on a trip from Jersey City to Havl:Jrstraw, was injured by a collision between his train and some cars upon a sidetrack of the railway. The side track was not disconnected from the main track at the time, and ,this fact was indicated by a danger signal of a red light, intlieating that the switch was open. A white light would have indicated that it was closed. The track was straight for a considerable distance ahead of the switch. The side track was at a station where there is a junction between the tracks of the defendant's railway and those of another railway. Among the regulations of the defendant, furnished to its engineers, Wert' the following: , "All trains must approach ... ... ... junctions ... ... ... prepared to stop; and must not proceed until the switch or signals are seen to be right, qrthe trat·k is plainly seen to. be clear. ... ... ... Ht' [the engineer] must always run upon the supposition that at any station he may find a switt'h out of.;place, and he must have his train well in hand. on apl'l'oaching a SWitch or station. H
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As train was approaching the switch, at the rate of 25 miles an hour, and when 'several hundred .feet distant, the plaintiff noticed the signal was a red light, and the engineer immediately reversed his engine and applied the air-brake. The testimony upon the trial authorized the jury to find that the air-brake was out of repair; that if it had been in proper order the train could have been stopped between the place where it was applied by the engineer and the switch; that both the plaintiff of order; that within the preand the engineer knew the brake was vious week the engineer, in the presence of the plaintiff, had notified the defendant's superintendent that the brake was out of order; and that the superintendent, through the engineer, had directed the defendant's repairer to put it in order, but the repairer had neglected to do so. The testimony also authorized the jury find that, owing to the fog at the time, the color of the signal was not distinguishable further away than the place at which the brake was applied. At the closeo[the testimony the to render a defendant's counsel req:uested the Judge to instruct the verdict for the defendant on the grounds (1) that no negligence on the part of the defendant shownj (2)that the accident was caused by the negligence either of the plaintiff or of the engin'eer, his fellow-serv- , ant; .and (3) that the proximate cause of the accident was the negligence onhe engineer or fireman with reference to the danger signal, irrespectiveof any defect in the brake. The court refused these instructions, and the defendant took an exception. The defendant assigns error because of the refusal of the trial judge to give these instructions. We think the instructions were properly refused. It is not fairly open to discussion that the facts In evidence would authorize a recovery by the plaintiff if he had not been· aware of the defective condition of the air-bra.ke, or if the engineer had not been guilty of negligence in running his train in of. the regulation; especiallyso when he knew that the brake was out of order. A fireman has no authority to interfere with the engineer jn the management of a train, and therefore negligence cannot be. imputed to the plaintiff because he did not endeavor to enforce obedience to the regulations upon the engineer.. His personal negligence, if there was any, is to be found in his conduct in remaining as a fireman upon ldocomotive which was so de:; fectively equipped that it could not be seasonably stopped. It was clear Mter the accident that the brake was so defective that the train Muld not be stopped within a distance at which, on a foggy night like the one in question, danger signals could b'e discerned. But there is notli. ing in the evidence to indicate that'. this' was manifest to the plaintiff before the accident took place. It Was a questionf6r the jury to de-, 'termine whether the defect was 'such:'tbat a man of ordinary prudence and intelligence would not have .,remained. Upon a locomotive as a fire'man after knowledge of it. That the plaintiff knew of the defect in appliance was not, under the and us a laaUer of law, absolutely conclqsive of negligence on his part"even though there had peen no assurance frqm the tllat it should be . Ford v. Railroad 00., 110 Mass. 240, 261; Laning v. Railroad 00·· ,49
521; Daley v. Printing Co., 150 Mass. 77, 22 N. E. Rep. 439; Myers v. Iron Co., 150 Mass. 125, 22.N.E. Rep. 631; Hough v. Railway Co.. 100 U. S. 213; District of Columbia v. McElligott, 117 U. S. 621, 6 Sup. Ct. Rep. 884; Railroad Co. v. McDade, 135 U. S. 554, 10 Sup. Ct. Rep. 1044. But.the evidence authorized the jury to find that the plaintiff had been assured that the defendant would repair the air-brake. "If the servant, having a right to abandon the service because it is dangerous, refrains from doing so in consequence of assurances that the danger shall be removed, the duty to remove the danger is manifest and imperative, and the master is not in the exercise of ordinary care unless or until he makes his assurances good. Moreover, the assurances remove all ground for the argument that the servant, by continuing the employment, engages to assume its risks." Cooley, Torts, 559. This doctrine is cited with approval in Hough v. Railway Co., BUpra, as is also the following language from Shear. & R. Neg. (3d Ed.) § 96: "There can bE' no doubt that, where a master has expressly promised to repair a defect, the servant can recover for un injury caused thereby within such a period of time after the promise as it would be reasonable to allow fOL its performance, and, as we think, fOf an injury suffered within any period which would not preclude all reasonable expectation that the promise might be kept." See, also, Holmes v. Clark, 10 Wkly. Rep. 405; Laning v. Railroad Co., supra; Greenleafv. Railroad Co., 33 Iowa, 52; Railroad Co. v. Platt, 89 Ill. 141. If it should be assumed that the engineer was guilty of negligence, either by his disregard of the regulations or otherwise, which contributed to the accident, such negligence would not necessarily defeat the action, if the negligence of the .ant was also contributory. Railway Co. v. Oummings, 106U. S; 700, 1 Sup. Ct. Rep. 493. The defendant would not be liable if theheg1igence of the engineer was the sole cause of the accident, because, being a fellow-servant with the plaintiff, his negligence was one of the risks for which the defendant, as master, did not assume to be responsible. But negligence of a fellow-servant does not excuse the master from liability to a co-servant for an injury which would not have happened had the master performed his duty. Coppins v. Railroad 00., 122 N. Y. 557, 25 N. E. Rep. 915. It was a fair question of fact in the present case whether the accident would have happened if the air-bra)re had been in proper· order, because, notwithstanding the train was proceeding at an improper rate of speed and in violation of the instructions, there was evidence to indicate that the train could have been stopped hefore reaching the switch after the brake was applied. The judgment is affirmed.
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OvI'1'Omil'Dtl'1'IB8-CLASSII'IOATION,....ELuTio CoRDS AIm BlLUDa-sJU, AND IImIJ. e bB- SILK CllntIl' VALUE.
E1W\io oords and braids, manufa,otured of lilk and India rubber, lilk being the oomr;o>nent material of chief value, are dutiable at roper centum ad 1IaZorem, unde.. Schedule L, tariff act of Marob. 8,1888, (He,}'!, Tariff Ind., New, par. 888,) and Dot at 80 per centum ad 1IaZorem. under the provision for India rubber fabrica, et.o., in Schedule N of aaid tari1r act, (Beylo Tariff Ind., New, par. 453.)
At Law. Application by the collectol' of the port of New York, under the prol'ISions of section 15 of the of congress of June 10, 1890, entitled "An act to simplify the laws in relation to the collection of the revenues," for" review by the United States circuit court of the decision of the boaM of United States general appraisers at the port of New York, rathe decision of the collector of said port rela,ting to the classification for duty of certain ,elastio cords and braids, which were entered at said port by the importers July 28, 1890, and were olassified for duty by the collector as "manufactures of silk and India rubber, silk chief value," and duty accordingly assessed thereon at the rate of 50 per centum ad oolorem under ,Schedule L of the tariff act of March 3, 1883, (HeyJ, Tariff Ind., New, par. 383,) which provision is as follows: .. All p;oods, wares, and merchanrlisE', not specially enumerated or provided for in this act, made of sUk, orot which silk is the component material of chief value, fifty per centum ad 'Oalorem." Against this classification the importers duly protested, claiming that the merchandise. was dutiable at no more than 30 per centum ad valorem under the provisiQD in l$cherlttle N of said tariff act, (Heyl, Tariff Ind., New, par. 453,) which is as follows: "India rubber fabrics, composed Wholly or In part of India rubber. Dot specially enumerated or provided for in tbis act, thirty per centum Q.a valorem." The board of United States genE'!ral appraisers in their decision susthe protest of tile importers, and reversed the decision of the collector, finding as matters. of lact that uthe merchandise consisted of fabrics..inthe pillce, composed of silk and India rubber, of which the MlklVas the component of chief value; that it was invoiced as elastic braida and elastic cords,/lnd belongs toa class of goods commonly and comniercially known as: India rubber fabrics.' n The colIector procured the return of the board Of United States general appraisers to be filed in the circuit court, pursuant to the above-mentioned statute of June 10, 1890, and thereafter further procured an order of the court referring the matter to one of the said board of general appraisers as an officer of the ,ourt to take testimony therein; no testimony having been taken in the proceedings belore the board of general appraisers. Upon the reference it was proved in behalf of the collector and the government by competent trade witnesses that in March, 1883, and immediately prior thereto. the
merchandise in question was known in the trade as "silk elastic strands" or "silk braid," "satin ovltl' Braids 'or elastics," and "silk elastic cord," and that these articles were never known at that time in the trade ilS "India rubber fabrics." It appea.red also by thettade testimony that, so far as the term "India-rubber fabrics" had any specific meaning in trade,it applied to a. class of dry goods which commonly nonelastic. It also appeared that the articles involved in this proceeding cameinthe piece, running about 36 yards .in length, wound on cards, and a quarter gross in a box. On the trial it was contended on behalf of theg'overnment that the testimony of the trade witnesses examined before the officer of the court had disproved the fact found by the board of general appraisers that these articles werekriown in the trade ns " India-rubber fabrics;" that the term "India-rubber fabrics," as used in the statute, not having any distinct or special trade signification, was not as specific e. designation of the merchandise as the description, "all goods, wares, and merchandise not specially enumerated or provided for in this a,et, made of silk, or of which silk is the component material of chief value," as contaiued in paragraph 383 of the Silk Schedule Lj and that under the decision of the United States supreme court in the case of Hartranft v. Meyer, 135 U. S. 237, 10 Sup. Ct. Rep. 751, the enumeration in the silk paragraph was a special enumeration. rather than the term "India-rubber fabrics," as used in paragraph 453; and consequently that the rate of duty provided for in the silk schedule as assessed by the collector was the correct one, and that the decision of the board of general appraisers should therp-fore be reversed. Edward Mitchell, U. S. Atty., and James T. Van Ren88elaer, Asst. U. S. Atty., for collector and the United States. Durie, Smith &: Mackie, for importers.
LACOMBE" Circuit Judge. These articles seem fairly within the dictionary meaning of the word "fabric," and I do not find sufficient in the testimony of the trade witnesses to show a specific trade meaning for the term "India-rubber fabrics," such as would take these out of such ordinary mooning. The word "fabric" is rather a broad one in common speech. It is certainly as broad, if not broader, than the word "cloth.": I feel constrained by the decision in the supreme court in Hartranft v. Meyer, 135 U. S. 237, 10 Sup. Ct. Rep. 751, to reverse the decision of the board of general appraIsers in this case, in view of the fact that the court in that case had before them a cloth which was composed in part of wool, and still found that it was dutiable under the provision of ScheduleL, for the reason that silk was the component material of chief value. It appears that silk is the component of chief value in this case, I understand that I am but following the rule'of the supreme court in holding that the silk clause should control here as against the term "India-rubber fabrics," just as in the other case it controlled the classificationof a "cloth" which was "COmposed in part of wool." The decision of the board of appraisers is reversed, and the articles should be classified under paragraph 383. This decision applies to the articles covered by the collector's appeal.
FEDERAL RIljPORTER,
vol. 49.
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(OCrcuCt Oourt, 8. D. New York. January 11, 1899.)
OtISTOll8 DUTIEs-CLASSIFIOATION-" BENEDIOTINE CORDIAL. It
The l4.qy.eur cordial known as "Benediotine It prepared in France after a secret formula derived from Benedictine monks of the abbey of Feoamp. in that country, and put up in bottles with labels signed and trade-marked by the proprietors. and acCompanied. in the case of each bOttle. by a circular claiming for. the liquor certain therapeutic and prophylactic qualities; but the· fact appearing in evidence that the" Benedictine." was a pleas,aIlt after-dinner drink, taken. in small liqueur glasses, and that the greater part of it' was sold to grocers, liquot dealers, and private families,and used 88 a that it was dutiable under Schedule R (paragraph 818, Tariff Ind. New) of the .tariff act of March 8, 1888, as a cordial con.tainiog spirits, at two dollars per gallon, and not as a proprietaty preparation under Schedule A (paragraph 1111, Tariff Ind. New) of the same act.
(SflllabuB 1YJJ the Cou1't.)
. AIllllication by the imllorters under. the Ilrovisions of secto simplify the laws in tion 15:of the a,et of congress relation to the collection of the approved June 10,1890, for a review by the United States circuit.court of the decision of the board of United. States general aIlllraisers affirming the decision of the collector at the port of New York in the cla,ssi.fication for'duty of certain Benedictine entered at said Ilort, Selltember, 22, 1890, which was assessed and bottles each, 3 for duty as "cordial (not Ilroof) cases of gallons toJhe case," at the rate oft:wo dollars Iler gallon,.1,lnder the Ilrovisions of Schedule H (HeyI's Tariff' Ind. New, par.B13) of the tariff act 'of March 3, 1883, and at three cepts per bottle on the bottles containIng the same, under the provisions of paragraph 310 of the same schedule and act. Said paragraIlh 313 rea,ds.as follows: "Cordials, liquors. arrack. absinthe. kirschwasser, ratafia. and other similar spirituous beverages or bitters.· containing spirits, and not specially enumerated or provided for 1n this act,' two dollars per proof gallon." The imllorters duly Illotested, claiming that'the merchandise was dutiable at 50 Iler cent. on the valueQf the Benedictine, as a Ilrollrietary prepllration, under Schedule A (Beyl's Tariff Ind., New, Ilar. 99) of said t!\riff act, and at 30 percent. on the value of the filled bottles conta,iQing the same, under Schedule B ,Of sllid act, (Heyl's Tariff Ind., New, . par. 133.) Said Ilaragraph 99 Ili-ovides as follows: , "Proprietary preparations. to-wit, aU cosmetics, pUIs, powders, troches or lozenges. sirups, cordials, bitters, anodynf's, tonics. plasters. liniments, salves, ointments, pastes, drops. waters, essences, spirits. oils,or preparaor tions orcQmpoilitions, recommended tothe public as proprietary prepared accol'ding to some private formula as remedies or specifics for any ,disease all diseases or affections whatever, affecting the human or animal body, includinK .all toilet preparations whatever, used as applications to the ,hair. mouth. teeth,or skin, not specially enumerated or provided for in this act, fifty per centum ad tlalO1·em. , ·. was. before .the board of the United States general allpraisers, all an officer of the in behalf of the imllorters and of the goyernm,ent, by which, and from the sam!)le of ,the liqueur Ilra-


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Nick Gordon ruling 'without merit'
Nick Gordon's former lawyer says the ruling that he is "legally responsible" for the death of Bobbi Kristina Brown is "without merit".
Last week a judge ruled that Nick is legally responsible for the death of his late fiancée - who tragically passed away in 2015, six months after being found unresponsive in her bathtub - but Randy Kessler believes that because the decision was made based on Nick's failure to show at two civil wrongful death hearings, it should not stand.
He told PEOPLE: "As I understand it - and I am not representing [Gordon] - he did not have a lawyer for this civil case and because he failed to respond or to appear, the court simply granted Plaintiff's requests to assess liability.
"To me, that does not establish that he did anything wrong. It is not a decision on the merits."
Speaking outside of court, R. David Ware, a lawyer for the conservator of Bobbi Kristina's estate, said: "We finally finished a long journey for justice for Bobbi Kristina Brown. The court agrees with us, by striking Mr. Gordon's answer that he is legally responsible for her death. The only thing left to prove is the value of her life. We intend to do that ... It's not a criminal case but it doesn't have to be. We want to legally establish he was responsible for her injuries the proceeded her death and we've done that today."
Bobbi Kristina's aunt Leolah Brown added: "It's been a long time. They should have gotten him. He should have been arrested. I'm angry. I'm angry because I want to see some justice. Something has to happen and it has to happen soon."
The decision comes after Nick claimed 22-year-old Bobbi Kristina's death was her own fault.
A jury will now decide what amount of damages Nick will pay the conservator. The Brown estate had filed a lawsuit for $50 million in damages.


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Nope, I've not gone crazy. :P
I've just been receiving an almost ridiculous amount of pretty hateful, remarks about my looks by blue anonymous on this site lately so I'm wondering if those haters are actually still that big-mouthed when their beloved anonymous-feature is being disabled..
Here's a little help for y'all:
C'mon guys, just look at my face, collect all your anger and aggressions and LET IT ALL OUT! ;)
If you've never seen me before but think I'm ugly nevertheless, you're welcome to drop a comment, too, of course!
To anyone who just ended up here out of curiosity but doesn't think I'm ugly, feel free to ignore this post.
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you are a cutie but i have a feeling you will fail your own standard for being good looking lol because ur not androgynous even one bit but yeah, if i had a girlfriend who looked as good as you and was that tall too i would definitely boast about it ha ha.
I have told you before, people are too critical here and call everyone who doesn't fit a certain bill unattractive and you do that too tbh, so u cannot blame them.
Anyway, you are not my type but that is because i have a preference for darker more Caucasoid features but ur still very gorgeous and cute and adorable with model like features and u shouldn't let those stupid anons diss you, if they revealed themselves, they would be lookalikes of steve buscemi and uplifting their self esteem by bringing others down, trust me00|00|0
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I'm sorry but... What? I can't tell if you're just trying to draw out trolls (which you probably won't get since you didn't allow anon) or you're just wanting people to tell you you're pretty.
And on a side note, that last picture looks a little like Kairi from Kingdom Hearts.22|00|0
I'm just seriously curious as to who they are and not sure if they are always trolling if they insult me, some of them might actually genuinely mean it? Lol I don't know – And you have no idea how many guys insult me on here, my estimate would be that it must be at least about half the male, active users on gag so really the chances are not unlikely that a good part of them is at least gonna see this & in the future I'll have this question to direct them to, if any guy hiding behind anonymous ever feels like telling me I'm a "stupid, fugly feminazi whore" again ;)
That's a good way to do it. I can't guarantee it'll stop them in their tracks though. They're probably just bitter basement dwellers who get off on attempting to put people down.
I hope I didn't come off as offensive by the way, I was just surprised with the whole question. That's all!
Never mind really :)


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A Phase I Trial of Carfilzomib in Adult Patients With Relapsed Acute Myeloid and Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Several published studies have demonstrated the in vitro anti-leukemic activity of
carfilzomib in leukemia cell lines as well as in primary human acute myeloid and acute
lymphoblastic leukemia cells. The anti-leukemic activity of carfilzomib was consistently
more potent than that of bortezomib, particularly at doses ≥27mg/m2. Importantly, patients
treated on the phase I and phase II carfilzomib trials have had low rates of
treatment-associated neuropathy. Several large collaborative groups have current phase II
clinical trials that incorporate bortezomib into the treatment regimens for acute myeloid or
acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Thus, there is a strong rationale for a study of carfilzomib,
a potentially more potent proteasome inhibitor with less toxicity, in patients with relapsed
acute leukemias.
Allocation: Non-Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
To determine the maximum tolerated dose (MTD) and dose limiting toxicity (DLT)
A hematologic adverse event will not be considered a dose-limiting toxicity. Tumor lysis syndrome is not a dose-limiting toxicity.
End of cycle 1
Ravi Vij, M.D.
Principal Investigator
Washington University School of Medicine
United States: Institutional Review Board
10-0913 / 201107117
October 2010
October 2013
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I like this guy but I'm scared he's playing me. How do I play the player in case he is?
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If you have to ask, you can't.11|00|0
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Thats a path you don't want to take. First off almost every girl thinks her man is playing her, its just a stereotype and you thinking that could possible push that into reality. secondly to play a playa makes you THE playa so...
My opinion is, do your research, get FACTS that show he may be playing you. If he's not, you have your answer.. if he is... walk away. thats your only option. playing back is a nasty route you don't want to go down... especially if you are the kind of girl who says "I'm scared he's playing me". you won't be able to handle it.
you dont let him get you, dont even let him kiss you
tease him till he is literally begging you to let him do you
and then make him commit and even after that dont let him do much
You don't. You QUIT the game.
You don't. You simply walk away.
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The writing says exactly that he will give us $60,000. It was understood that he would do this when his house sold which was last week.
Yes, he moved in with us after spending months renovating our house to his specifications. This was supposed to be a permanent--until the end of his life situation.
Yes, we are all full signatories and owners on the account.
The money was earned by him and his wife over a lifetime. My husband is his only child.
He has not said for sure that he doesn't want to, but he's dragging his feet, and last night he announced that he was moving out, simply because we were asking him about it. He also promised to give us $600 month for rent and last week he gave us $400 which seemed to indicate that he had changed his mind in that regard as well.
So even if he does indeed move out, the fact that we have a paper in his own handwriting that says he will give us $60,000, gives us some legal claim to that money?
I understand he could sue us for taking the money from the account since we didn't contribute to that account(s).


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You can't talk about the Men of Troy without mentioning Lane Kiffin and the doubt swirling around his future at USC.
So with that as a backdrop, expectations are actually low for USC standards as the Trojans are coming off a disappointing 7-6 season — remember they were preseason No. 1 by many.
This is USC and the talent is in place to turn it around quickly and possibly save Kiffin's job.
The Trojans could see their biggest gains on defense as the line and linebackers rank among some of the best in the nation. New coordinator Clancy Pendergast is running a 5-2 scheme, which is a change from the 4-3 USC ran in the past.
The outside linebackers will be bolstered by seniors Morgan Breslin (13 sacks) and Devon Kennard (coming off an injury), and both will make the adjustment from being defensive ends. The line is probably even stronger with Antwaun Woods, Cody Woods, Leonard Williams (eight sacks) and George Uko all in play.
What becomes a glaring problem is the defensive backfield.
Strong safety play should be solid with Dion Bailey making the switch from linebacker, but it's not clear who will be the starter at free safety as Demetrius Wright, Gerald Bowman and Leon McQuay III should all get a shot.
It sounds simplistic, but Kiffin's job may come down to how well the cornerbacks play this fall. USC is short on experience and talent. The early guess would give the starting nod to Kevon Seymour and Anthony Brown, but you can also bet to see Torin Harris, Chris Hawkins and Devian Shelton on the field.
If the defense can play up to Pete Carroll standards, then the pressure will fall to an offense that is still struggling to find the right replacement for Matt Barkley at quarterback.
Since Max Wittek filled in for Barkley when he was injured, it would seem to be his to lose. But he didn't do much in his short audition last year to make anyone think he should be the starter in 2013. Wittek remains a viable option because he has the perfect quarterback build (6-foot-4, 235 pounds) and a rocket arm.
You can't count out Cody Kessler and true freshman Max Browne, though. If Kiffin wasn't on the hot seat he might actually look to the future and just go with Browne right now. But it's not likely.
Another reason USC will likely shy away from going with a young QB is because the offensive line is in a rebuilding mode. The unit may be better than the early expectations, but right now it's too hard to tell. One potential superstar of the group could be Aundrey Walker, who is still trying to live up to his hype.
Now if the line can produce, the Trojans could have a more effective running game as former Penn State star Silas Redd is back for a second season with USC. Of course, Buck Allen, Tre Madden and D.J. Morgan will also get some carries.
If the offense can come together, then the highly talented receivers could be the extra push that USC needs to get over the hump this year. You have to start with the explosive talent of Marqise Lee, who is possibly the best offensive player in the country. He reminds me of Jerry Rice and how everything thrown his way is caught.
Lee is going to be double teamed a lot this fall, so other receivers like Nelson Agholor, Victor Blackwell and De'Von Flournoy must step up for whoever is starting at QB.
Unfortunately for Kiffin, there are too many ifs and buts for him to relax at all this season. He may need a minimum of nine wins or eight and a bowl victory to save his job because anything less (like 7-6) just isn't acceptable at the Pac-12's premiere program.


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Athletics Awards Video by student Ryan Powell
Athlete Awards 2014 from Mr. Wong on Vimeo. Click to view.
Three French Extended grade 12 students were chosen to participate in a Ministry Pilot project. This pilot project is a globally-accepted language exam called the Diplôme d'Étude de Langue Française (DELF) offered by the Ministry of National Education to assess language skills of people whose first language is not French. There are 4 different levels of this exam which align with the new French as a Second Language Curriculum that is being implemented next school year (oral, reading, writing and listening skills).
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LGESAA Championship for Track & Field
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Click on image to view SMCH Hospitality Trip to Hershey Pennsylvania. Produced by Taylor Lilly
St Michael Yearbook Staff Honoured
This year's edition of the yearbook won an Achievement Award from Jostens for innovative design and comprehensive photo coverage of our students at St. Michael. It captured the true spirit of Mustangs hard at work and hard at play. Hundreds more students were included in the various school activity this year.
Mr. Wong would like to congratulate his students from the Yearbook Production class:
Justin Bartlett, Megan Boisvenue, Brianna Hart, Ashley Hum, Claire Murphy, Jaymie Nicholson, Koren Simser,
Brianne Spicer, Benjamin Sunderland, Birgitta Thum and Cole Weathers.
Thank you for producing such a memorable and outstanding edition.
Yearbooks are still available. Cost is $55.00 - in cash or by cheque. See Mr. Wong to purchase a copy.
Click on image to view the Safe Prom Presenation 2014. StM-OSAID-Safe PROM from Mr. Wong on Vimeo.
|Grade 7 & 8 Track Stars!
The meet had 44 events overall with a total of 7 schools participating. Our Mustangs finished first in 22 of the 45 events, second in 21 of the events and third in 11 of the events. Some of our top scoring events included both the girls and boys 100, 200 and 400 metre races as well as shot put. The hard work of all participants led The Mustangs to a first place finish. Congratulations Mustangs!
A special thank you goes out to Mrs. Neidre, Mr. Galbraith and all the volunteers who helped make this meet a success. We would also like to thank our Senior students, Matt Bedard and Reilly Jones who have been fantastic role models while coaching and supporting our intermediate track and field athletes.
Great job Mustangs! The yearly band trip tradition continued last week with a cultural tour of Chicago. The Chicago Symphony, Motown Musical, a music workshop at Northwestern University, and performances at Rockefella Chapel and the Resurrection Catholic Retirement Home underpinned the musical portion of the trip. The performance by the choir, jazz, and concert bands at the retirement home was particularly well received. Music provided the bridge between generations as students and residents enjoyed both the performance and the socializing before and after.
|Proceeds of Play "Bully" Go Towards A Good Cause
As a part of St. Michael's commitment to the Ogooma Uganda Children's Home the cast and crew of the play "BULLY" donated $1000.00 from the play's proceeds to this cause at an assembly informing students of the many worthwhile programs the school is helping to support. Seen above are Chaplain Sheri Richer-Camillone accepting the donation from lead actress Sydney Taylor, author and assistant director Elizabeth Friend and teacher Michael Blouin. "What a great thing to know that this play has helped not only people here locally but people on the other side of the world as well. The Arts really do help to make the world a better place." said graduating student Elizabeth Friend.
Exceptional Art From Beautiful Minds
On May 13th, the students from the St. Michaels Life Skills class participated in an art workshop in Smith Falls. This full day workshop is sponsored by the CDSBEO Special Education Department. Under the guidance of Ms. Sarah Jaynes, teacher from Notre Dame CHS, Mieke Stacey, Educational Assistant from Notre Dame CHS and our very own exceptional art teacher, Mrs. Melnick, students from across the school board come together to complete a masterpiece. Next fall there will be a showing of all the exceptional pieces that these students were able to complete, places and dates will follow next school year!
Students Go For The Record
The Life Skills class will be taking part in Chef Jaime Olivers Food Revolution Day on May 16th! Jaime Oliver will be teaching a cooking lesson to students all around the world via live broadcast from London England. In addition to being taught by a famous chef, the students will be attempting to get into the Guinness Book of World Records for the most people cooking at the same time around the world! All of this and they get to eat a healthy vegetable wrap with a tasty dressing!
Spare Shoes Needed!
It is estimated that 300 million children in the world are without shoes. St. Michaels has joined the Soles4Souls campaign again this year. Last year we collected 555 pair of shoes thanks to the generosity of St. Michaels staff and students. Our goal this year is 600 pairs. Clean out your closets and your families closets and bring in any size and any type of gently used footwear. Drop them off in Mrs. Kingsburys room or the Soles4Souls bins around the school. Click on above image to download a powerpoint on Soles4Souls.
St Michael Graduate Wins Prestigious Writer's Award
Amelia Bowes, a St Michael CHS graduate and third-year student at Redeemer University from Merrickville, ON, placed first in the 14 to 25 year-old category in The Word Guilds Fresh Ink novice Writing Contest. Click on image to download full article.
2014 - 2015 Student Council Applications
Please note the following important dates:
-Friday May 2nd- Applications due to Ms. Bridson by 2:20 p.m.
-Tuesday May 6th- Interviews with the selection committee
-Tuesday May 20- speeched and elections
St Michael High Skills Major students will be participating the Algonquin College Culinary Competition on April 29th.
Katherine Welk- Holmes and Chris Janok will be competing in the baking division while Matthew Liberty, Tylor Brenneman and Andrew Klempan, Cory O'Connell will be competing as two separate teams in the culinary divisions.
Winning teams will be awarded with full-tuition into the colleges prestigious Culinary Program. The event will be live streamed and classmates, friends and family can watch the competition online via https://new.livestream.com/accounts/6049900/events/2886167 on April 29th, 2014 from 9am - 11:30am and the awards ceremony from 1:30pm - 2:00pm.
Go Mustangs!
Click on the following below to see the results from this year's Annual Spring Stampede.
2km Run Results
5km Run Results
10km Run Results
Congratulations to all participants.
St. Michael CHS is very excited to announce that next years March Break trip to France will bring us to Paris, Avignon, Cannes and Nice. This enriching cultural 9-day trip is open to Grades 10, 11 and 12. The students will travel throughout the country, where activities and outings will reflect the curriculum, encompassing French, History, The Arts and the French culture. If youre interested in participating, please contact Mrs. Taylor by phone at the school or email at email@example.com. Go to link http://goo.gl/wVjFcz to download trip details & itinerary.
Telescope Donation to St. Michael CHS
On Thursday March 27th and Friday March 28th at 7:00 p.m the St. Michael Drama Department will be presenting performances of the original play "BULLY" by Grade 12 student Elizabeth Friend starring Sydney Taylor, Phillip Scott, Chris Alblas, Thomas Weissflogg and a talented ensemble cast of twenty five students. Intermission refreshments will be served by the Hospitality Program. Click here to listen to an interview brodcast on Star FM.
|2013 - 14 OFSSA Silver Medalists
(Left to Right: Eric Shantz, Ryan Thompson-Brown, Ms. Melnick, Mitchell Jeffs, Nic St George)
Grade 12 Graduating Students with a Learning Disability
The Centre for Students with Disabilities, Algonquin College, is offering the Make The CUT (College University Transition) Spring session on Wednesday, April 30, 2014. Make The CUT is designed for grade 12 students who have a learning disability and are planning to attend college this Fall. Please see Mrs. Gratton in Resource for a registration form.
On Thursday, February 27th and Friday, February 28th, St. Michaels boys curling team went undefeated to capture gold at the eastern Ontario tournament. They played extremely well and fought hard to come out on top. Frustrations and nerves ran high as the final game played was against last years first place team, Perth and District Collegiate Institute. But the team, consisting of Ryan Thompson-Brown, Mitchell Jeffs, Eric Shantz and Nic St George, never gave up. Congratulations go out to these players on their victory at EOSSAA. They will be continuing on to the OFSAA provincial finals this month where they will try to improve their fourth place standing from last year. Good luck and Go Mustangs!
Automotive Service Technician
BRONZE Devon Latour (St Joseph)
GOLD Nathalie Morais (St Michael)
Team Carpentry
GOLD Seth Willard & Caleb Bosma (St John)
SILVER Jozef Tierney & Patrick Coligan (St John)
Cabinet Making
GOLD Alain Therriault (Holy Trinity)
BRONZE Derek Seguin (St John)
BRONZE Theresa James & Katelyn Passmore (St Thomas Aquinas)
Prepared Speech
SILVER Faith Urlocker-Lalonde (St Thomas Aquinas)
GOLD Jeremy Constantineau (St Michael)
GOLD St John
BRONZE Elizabeth Friend, Madison Lightfoot, Alexandra Petit, Taylor White (St Michael)
House Building
GOLD Jacques Bigras, Jamie Taylor, Zachary Morgan, Randy Bolland - St Michael
TV Video Production
SILVER - St Michael
SILVER Rachel Theriault (St Thomas Aquinas)
BRONZE Destiny Ellsworth (St Thomas Aquinas)
Ultimate Skills Challenge For Grade 8 Girls
Bronze St Columban`s
|CDSBEO Director of Education Gartland Speaks to CTV News on the Board's Anti-Bullying Camapign
Click on the above image to see the CTV Ottawa interview on CDSBRO's Anti-Bulling campaign. Click here to download the details of the Empower Campaign designed to help students, teachers and administrators deal with bullying in the schools.
SMCHS-Gr9 Dance Showcase-Feb9 from Mr. Wong on Vimeo.
Click on image to download St Michael 2014 - 2015 Course CalendarClick on the appropriate grade for Course selection sheets.
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
Grade 12x
Click on the image to view St Michael's French Immersion Program
Students attended the dance in their most elegant formal wear and had their photo portraits taken by Mr. Wong. Funds were collected from the sitting fee and the sales of the photographs. Two local organizations helping those in need were beneficiaries of event - The Knights of Columbus and Snowsuit Fund of Ottawa received a donation. The generosity of students at St. Michael was greatly appreciated.
Mr. Wong would like to thank all the students who participated in the fund raising event. He also appreciates the assistance from the student volunteers, especially those from his Grade 9 Religion and Grade 11 CommTech class.
In an effort to continue to share special moments with our Kemptville community during the Advent season, St. Michael's grade 11 Extended and Core French classes walked over to Holy Cross to do a Christmas activity on Tuesday December 10th. M. Mitchell's grade 3 French Immersion class was eagerly waiting and provided a warm welcome when the high school students walked in. The younger students were a great influence on the senior students helping them discover the Holiday Joy simply by sharing their good spirit and excitement. Influenced by the children, the Mustangs also made their own Holiday craft for their loved ones with the help of the Holy Cross students. Both the elementary and secondary students exemplified the Christmas spirit by enthusiastically completing their Holiday activities. St. Michael's staff and students would like to extend a sincere thank you to our exceptional hosts at Holy Cross. Pictured above are St Michael student Julia Halliday and Holy Cross student Edison Dawber.
Students of Ms. Melnick's Art Grade 9 art class visit the National Galley of Canada and pose for a team photo.
|St Michael Senior Boys Volleyball
The historic season for the St. Michael senior boys volleyball team has come to an end but this group of young men has left an imprint on Mustang athletics which will be remembered for a life time. After completing an impressive regular season that included winning Gold at the RMC tournament in Kingston, Gold at the St. Mary tournament in Brockville and Silver at the Dalhousie tournament in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Mustangs knew they had a special team. Following their victory at EOSSAA last week, the boys had high hopes heading into the OFSAA tournament in Thunder Bay. Since this was the first time a team from St. Michael has attended AA OFSAA for mens volleyball, the Mustangs were surprised to receive a favorable ranking of 7 out of the top 20 AA programs in Ontario. The goal was to live up to their ranking and finish as one of the top 8 teams in the province.
With a win Day 2 over the 16 seeded Timiskaming DHS on Friday afternoon, the Mustangs finished first in their pool and attained their goal of top 8 in the province. In the best of five championship quarter finals, the boys from Kemptville faced off against a very strong number 5 seed Sir Allen McNab high school from Hamilton. Once again the leadership and maturity of the Mustangs shone through as they rallied to win 15-13 in the 5th set to secure a spot as one of the top 4 AA teams in Ontario. On Saturday morning the Mustangs found themselves in a David versus Goliath situation as they faced off against the number 1 seed and 7 time defending champions from Eden. Unfortunately, they were no able to push through and Mustangs lost the match and got set to battle for Bronze that afternoon.
In the Bronze medal match the Mustangs engaged in a see-saw battle against an equal adversary from Dryden. Their will was strong and the Mustangs found the strength to win the 3rd set 30-28 to take home the first OFSAA volleyball medal in school history. A special congratulations goes out to the following graduating players: Kade Bloskie, Lucais MacKay- Ronnacher, Liam Glenn, Auzzy Jones, James Murray and captains Cole Brookson and Shawn Kingsbury.
|St Michael Poverty Exposure Team 2013
St Michael Poverty Exposure Team 2013(from left to right) Shauna Kluke, Kate Doucette, Sarah Poirier, Reilly Jones, Jessica Keating, Mrs. Dunn
The Poverty Exposure Team's mission to Guatemala during March Break 2014 will be working in an orphanage, teaching English and helping with local construction projects. Good luck students and Mrs. Dunn.
*Click here to see a CTV News Report on the Remembrance Day Ceremonies at the St. Mike's Trenches.
*Click here to see a CBC News Report on the Remembrance Day Ceremonies at the St. Mike's Trenches.
Girls Volleyball and Boys Basketball headed to EOSSAA
St. Michael's Senior Boys Basketball Team: LGSSAA Champions
Senior Boys LGSSAA Basketball Championship Night at St. Michael
Senior Boys earn medals at Brockville Tournament
The St. Mikes Senior Boys basketball team competed in the Brockville Invitational Tournament on January 31st. After opening with a loss to Sydenham (the eventual A-side champion), the Mustangs roared back with victories over Arnprior, BCI, and Smiths Falls to claim the B-Side championship. Liam Glenn and Jonah Holthus both received MVP prizes for their efforts while Cole Brookson was named to the tournament all-star team. The LGSSAA playoffs begin February 11th.
The Senior Boys basketball team remains undefeated in LGSSAA play, thus far, this season. The boys have earned home court advantage for the playoffs in February. Stay tuned for more updates after the Exam Break! (Photos courtesy of Mr. Wong)
Mustangs Honoured at the Girls Basketball All Star Event
Mustang Basketball Alum Mikalya Lassen excelling with Loyalist College Lancers
Girls Basketball All Star Event
St. Mike's is proud to announce that a number of our girls basketball players have been recognized for an outstanding season this past fall. On Thursday, December 5, St. Mary in Brockville will host the Girls Basketball All Star Event tipping off at 6pm. The coaches of LGSSAA were consulted and have voted to decide which players should be invited to participate. The Mustangs are well represented! In the Junior Game, the four Mustangs include Tess Corkery, Kelsey Cochrane, Brooke Cornel, and Melissaa Keating. The Senior Game will showcase Bridget Graham, Michelle Wilson, and Eva Kuhar. Sarah Benoit was also selected but is unavailable to play. Come out and support your Mustangs!
|St Michael Senior Boys Volleyball
The historic season for the St. Michael senior boys volleyball team has come to an end but this group of young men has left an imprint on Mustang athletics which will be remembered for a life time. After completing an impressive regular season that included winning Gold at the RMC tournament in Kingston, Gold at the St. Mary tournament in Brockville and Silver at the Dalhousie tournament in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the Mustangs knew they had a special team. Following their victory at EOSSAA last week, the boys had high hopes heading into the OFSAA tournament in Thunder Bay. Since this was the first time a team from St. Michael has attended AA OFSAA for mens volleyball, the Mustangs were surprised to receive a favorable ranking of 7 out of the top 20 AA programs in Ontario. The goal was to live up to their ranking and finish as one of the top 8 teams in the province.
With a win Day 2 over the 16 seeded Timiskaming DHS on Friday afternoon, the Mustangs finished first in their pool and attained their goal of top 8 in the province. In the best of five championship quarter finals, the boys from Kemptville faced off against a very strong number 5 seed Sir Allen McNab high school from Hamilton. Once again the leadership and maturity of the Mustangs shone through as they rallied to win 15-13 in the 5th set to secure a spot as one of the top 4 AA teams in Ontario. On Saturday morning the Mustangs found themselves in a David versus Goliath situation as they faced off against the number 1 seed and 7 time defending champions from Eden. Unfortunately, they were no able to push through and Mustangs lost the match and got set to battle for Bronze that afternoon.
In the Bronze medal match the Mustangs engaged in a see-saw battle against an equal adversary from Dryden. Their will was strong and the Mustangs found the strength to win the 3rd set 30-28 to take home the first OFSAA volleyball medal in school history. A special congratulations goes out to the following graduating players: Kade Bloskie, Lucais MacKay- Ronnacher, Liam Glenn, Auzzy Jones, James Murray and captains Cole Brookson and Shawn Kingsbury.
Trenches Project: St. Michael CHS History Department from Mr. C. Finner on Vimeo. ***Photos and Video provided by Mr. Wong's Com Tech Classes. The background music is provided by Canadian Celtic-folk artist Lizzy Hoyt.
*Click here to see a CTV News Report on the Remembrance Day Ceremonies at the St. Mike's Trenches.
*Click here to see a CBC News Report on the Remembrance Day Ceremonies at the St. Mike's Trenches.
|St Michael Sr Boys Volleyball EOSSA Champs
St. Michael Senior Boys Capture first ever EOSSAA AA Volleyball Championship
The St. Michael Mustangs are heading to OFSAA after winning their first EOSSAA Senior Boys Volleyball title on Thursday, November 14th defeating Loyalist Collegiate Vocational Institution from Kingston 25-17 and 25-11.
The Mustangs first match of the day was against Opeongo High School. The Mustangs rolled over the Wildcats 25-11 and 25-15 thanks to 8 kills by Cole Brookson and and 6 serving aces from Shawn Kingsbury. In their second match the Mustangs faced the #3 seed LEscale from Rockland. Led by Liam Glenn and Lucais MacKay Ronnacher with 5 kills each the Mustangs continued rolling and won 25-16 and 25-17 to advance to the semi-finals against Notre Dame high school from Carleton Place. Notre Dame couldnt find an answer to the relentless attack from right side player Auzzy Jones who led the way with 5 kills and 4 serving aces as the Mustangs won 25-18 and 25-16 securing their ticket to the finals.
Heading into the finals the Number 1 ranked Mustangs faced the number 2 ranked LCVI Lancers.
The excitement was mounting as the Mustangs knew they were two victories away from a gold medal. A rousing speech from team motivator and defensive specialist Bryson Patterson rallied the troops and settled the nerves, and powered the Mustangs to a 25-17 win to capture the first set. Fueled by the thundering noise from the Mustang cheering squad, the boys crushed the Lancers' OFSAA hope and won the second set in decisive fashion 25-11.
Team captains Shawn Kingsbury and Cole Brookson led the way on offence with 22 kills and 18 kills respectively. Alex Cornel inspired his teammates by playing fearless defense all day. Despite playing with a sprained ankle, setter James Murray muscled through and put in a gutsy performance to help capture the first ever EOSSAA boys championship. With an overall season record of 106 wins and 28 losses the St. Michael Mustangs now get set to depart for Thunder Bay, Ontario in their pursuit of OFSAA Gold on November 20 - 23.
(Video by Grade 11 student, Ryan Powell)
Overnight Fundraiser: A Night of Fun
Who: Students of St. Michael Catholic High School
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St. Mike's Coffee House 2013 by Mr. Wong from Mr. C. Finner on Vimeo.
2012 - 2013 St Michael Honour Roll Announced
The 2012 - 2013 St Michael Honour Roll was announced recently at a presentation involving the high school student and staff population. Click here to download the list of honourees. Congratulations to all the students.
Senior Girls Basketball Team Wraps Up a Successful 2013-2014 Season
The St. Mikes Senior Girls basketball team competed at the Eastern Ontario championships in Sydenham recently. While the girls spirited effort and enthusiastic play stood out at the tournament, the Mustangs were unfortunately unable to advance past some tough competition. Coach Finner would like to acknowledge the graduating Grade 12 Mustangs who concluded their high school basketball playing days at the tournament: Madison Marcotte #1, Colleen Ruth #11, Alex Blockley #55, and captains Hailey OReilley #2 and Bridget Graham #12. It is notable that Bridget Graham leaves behind many 3-point shooting records that will be hard to surpass for future Mustang athletes! Congratulations to the Senior Girls on a great season.
St Michael Student Accepts Prestigious Father Patrick Fogarty Award
On Saturday October 26th, our 2012-2013 Father Patrick Fogarty Award winner, Miss Colleen Ruth, travelled to Toronto to receive her award sponsored by the Catholic Education Foundation of Ontario. This award, also known as the Catholic Student Award, recognizes a student for his or her contributions to the Catholic identity of the school. Often, award winners are unable to make the journey to Toronto, but this year, Colleen and her parents did. What an amazing honour for Colleen, her family and for St. Michael Catholic High School! Great job Colleen! Pictured with Colleen are the proud parents.
Mustang alum Sarah Glenn recently played her final home game for Texas Southern University. Sarah, of the St. Mike's Class of 2010, was a multi-sport star in high school but focused on soccer at the collegiate level. She has helped her Division 1 NCAA TSU Tigers to qualify for their league championship tournament this season. Sarah has also carried on her outstanding performance in the classroom at the post-secondary level and plans to pursue dentistry after graduation. The St. Mike's community says: "Congratulations Sarah!"
2014 Guatemala Poverty Exposure Trip Fund Raiser
Little Caesar Pizza Kit order are due to the office on Tuesday October 29th. This is a great opportunity to support our school community! Please see Ms. Bridson if you have any questions.
2013-2014 Father Fogarty Recipient
St Michael Student Accepts Co-op Award
St Michael CHS student Kurtis Parent accepts the Grenville Mutual Co-Op Award for his dedication and commitment to meeting the requirements of the St Michael Co-op Program. Kurtis completed the program at the Kemptville Canadian Tire store.
Amazing Cross Country Season for St. Mike's Grade 7&8!!
Grade 7 & 8 bring home 3 gold and a bronze at the annual St. Mike's Turkey Trot!!!
On Thursday October 10th, St. Mike's hosted their annual Turkey Trot. Our grade seven and eight surpassed all expectations. Every runner pushed and ran their personal best run. The day started with an exceptional finish from Steven Vichos, followed be Ryan Bonfielf, Luke Hiyazaki and Kyle Meisenheimer, leading the grade seven boys to a FIRST place finish. Grade seven girls ran next, and they did not disappoint. A strong first place finish by Vesta Mourato (who brought home the turkey), followed be Madison Meisenheimer second, Kaitlyn Dawson and Emily Cochrane a few steps behind, which resulted in another GOLD for St. Mike's. Tatiana Weissflog, stronger than ever, lead the grade eight girls, along with Danielle Charland, Rhys Brown and Dominique Charland to finish FIRST in the grade eight girls category. As for the grade eight boys, they showed great improvement, finishing THIRD overall with Seth Pitre in the lead, followed by Dawson Maisonneuve, Liam Ford and Jed Brownrigg. All athletes demonstrated perseverance, dedication, and sportsmanship towards each other and fellow runners. Outstanding work Mustangs!!!
Former Mustang Eric Cornel Off to a Great Start
Click on the following link to read an article about former Mustang Eric Cornel in his second year with the Peterborough Petes:
Our Mustangs in action versus Holy Trinity in Junior Football at St. Michael's, as Spencer Clark carries the load in the home opener. (Photo Credit: Paula Gilchrist)
Our Mustangs in action versus TISS in Junior Football. (Photo Credit: Paula Gilchrist)
Senior Boys Volleyball Team: Ready for Takeoff!
Senior Boys Volleyball Team: Great Success in Halifax!
St Mikes Intermediate Performs at Year's 1st Meet
Senior Boys Volleyball team continues hot streak:
The Senior Boys Volleyball team captured the Gold at St. Mary's Annual Tournament
9:20-10:00 - Course walk through
10:00-10:30 - Grade 2&3 girls
10:30-11:00 - Grade 2&3 boys
11:00-11:30 - Grade 4 girls
11:30-12:00 - Grade 4 boys
12:00-12:30 - Grade 5&6 girls
12:30 - 1:00 - Grade 5&6 boys
Ribbons will be awarded to each participant. A SMCHS athletic bag will be awarded to the winner of each race.
Please respond and let us know if you will be attending and indicate the approximate number of students you will be bringing for each race. email@example.com
The entry deadline is Monday, September 30th. Entry fee is $1.50 per runner. Please make cheques payable to St. Michael Catholic High School.
Great Student Participation at the Annual Terry Fox Run
Mustang Football is back!
Special thanks to Paula Gilchrist for the photos.
Junior Girls Basketball: 3 and 0 in Exhibition Play on Saturday
The Junior Girls basketball team went undefeated over the weekend in Brockville at the TISS tournament. The Mustangs opened with a win versus North Grenville and followed up by defeating TISS and South Grenville in back to back games. Brooke Cornel and Kelsey Cochrane led the Mustang scoring with a total of 32 points each, followed by Tess Corkery with 28. Iron-woman Melissa Keating chipped in 15 points as she outlasted her opponents, playing 96 out of a possible 96 minutes! Lauryn MacGillivray`s post defence and rebounding were excellent. Emily Bellefontaine`s buzzer-beating basket was one of the day`s highlights. Caitlin Jampen and Sarah Goodfellow played with great hustle and determination. The Mustangs return to league play on Tuesday, travelling to St. Mary.
Community Run hosted by Mustang Cross Country: September 2013
*** Click here for the results of each race.
Senior Boys Volleyball: Champions at Royal Military College
Congratulations Coach MacDonald and the Senior Boys Volleyball Team. The Mustangs captured the tournament championship at Royal Military College in Kingston over the weekend. The boys have high hopes for the upcoming LGSSAA season and this was a great start!
Mustang Alum Nevin Guy's Ottawa 67's in Kemptville
On Tuesday, September 3, an OHL exhibition game featuring the Ottawa 67's and Kingston Frontenacs takes place at the North Grenville Municipal Centre. The St. Mike's community will be there in full force cheering on Nevin Guy, Class of 2013 (who wears #24 for the Ottawa 67's). The puck drops at 7:30pm and an autograph session will be held after the game.


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A healthy, gluten free dinner recipe for veggie and flank steak roll-ups. Cook these low-carb and Paleo steak roll-ups in a skillet or fire up the grill!
Welcome to the new website!!! Gluten Free with L.B. 2.0 🙂 It has been a looooong time coming, but I finally bit the bullet and have given the site an entire makeover! My hope is that it is much more user friendly for you, easier to navigate, and just the place you want to go to find everything gluten free. A few things have been added to help make finding what you need so much easier…
- The recipe index… this is located at the very top of your screen and is your place to go for finding recipes. There is a search bar at the top of the index where you can search by keywords. Or, you can go into any category (i.e. breakfast, dinner, desserts, etc.) and browse as you wish.
- Conveniently located social icons… These can be found at the top right of every screen. This way you can stay in touch via whatever social media avenue you wish!
- Not on the site yet, but soon to come… A featured slideshow on the homepage that will display all of the seasonal recipes you can find on the site.
There are still some glitches on the site, but I am working fervently to fix those! Please let me know if anything is hindering your experience as I would like to fix that ASAP. Either leave me a comment below or you can e-mail me directly at londonbrazil(at)live(dot)com (Have to write it like that for the spam bots!) Now on to these delicious flank steak roll ups…
If you have not yet experimented with flank steak, now is your time to try! It comes in a relatively thin slice and is very easy to work with. You can either slice it against the grain and make some of this Copycat Mongolian Beef, or cut it into 2-inch slices and make these roll-ups. The meat is already relatively tender, but pounding it out a bit more makes the rolls even easier to prepare. Make sure to only cook the veggies until crisp-tender because they will continue cooking while inside the steak. Serve with your side dish of choice and enjoy!
Balsamic Glaze Flank Steak & Veggie Roll-Ups
A healthy, gluten free dinner recipe for veggie and flank steak roll-ups. Cook these low-carb and Paleo steak roll-ups in a skillet or fire up the grill!
- 1 lb. flank steak
Roasted Vegetables:
- 2 bell peppers thinly sliced
- ½ sweet onion thinly sliced
- 1-2 T. olive oil
- ½ t. salt
- ¼ t. pepper
Balsamic Glaze
- ¼ c. balsamic vinegar
- ¼ c. olive oil
- 2 T. brown sugar
- 1 T. soy sauce, Tamari, liquid aminos, or coconut aminos
For the Roasted Veggies:
- Heat oven to 425 degrees.
- Drizzle 1-2 T. olive oil on a baking sheet and spread peppers and onions out evenly. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Bake vegetables for 10-12 minutes, or until crisp-tender. Make sure not to cook them all of the way.
For the Balsamic Glaze:
- Bring all ingredients to a boil in a medium-sized saucepan. Reduce heat and simmer for 4-5 minutes, uncovered. Remove from heat and set aside.
For the Assembly:
- Pound flank steak to ½ - ¾ inch thick. Cut flank steak into 6 even slices. (About 2-3 inches wide.)
- Place even amounts of cooked vegetables towards the end of each piece of steak. Roll up and secure with two toothpicks. (As pictured below.)
Cooking the Roll-Ups:
- Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees.
- In a large skillet drizzle an additional 1-2 T. olive oil in the skillet. Sear rolls on all four sides for at least 1-2 minutes, totaling about 8 minutes.
- Place seared steak rolls in a baking dish and cover with the balsamic glaze.
- Cover dish with aluminum foil and bake in 350 degree oven for 30-40 minutes (depending on level of doneness desired.)
- Serve with side dish of choice and enjoy!
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