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STOCKTON, Ca. - It sounds like it might be the set-up for a joke: a Dane, a Brazilian and an American walk into a bar and ... Well, instead of a bar, make it a locker room. In fact, make it the locker room of the Pacific men's basketball team.
As it turns out, it's no joke. The Dane is Sami Eleraky, the Brazilian is Gabriel Aguirre and the American is Dulani Robinson. They are all solid contributors for coach Ron Verlin's Tigers, 6-4 with two non-conference games remaining before they open WCC play at the Spanos Center against San Francisco on the 27th.
"All three of them have been great additions to our program,'' Verlin said. "Gabe is in his second year (at Pacific). He's been tremendous. What a great kid, great student, perfect Pacific guy. I love what he's brought to the program.''
Eleraky, Aguirre and Robinson all prepped for Pacific at City College of San Francisco's powerhouse program, although they were not all teammates at the same time. Aguirre, a senior, played one season at CCSF with Robinson while Robinson, in turn, had one season with Eleraky.
Aguirre, the first to arrive at Pacific, encouraged Robinson to follow him to Stockton but there was no plan for a package deal with the three players.
"We didn't all get together and say let's play here,'' Robinson said.
Nevertheless, here they are, enjoying their time at Pacific as teammates for a second time.
"It is fun playing with familiar faces, always,'' said Robinson, who went to McClymonds High School in Oakland. "Sami's more quiet, but he has a personality when you get to know him. Gabe is all personality. He's funny. He cracks jokes. He speaks really well, but with his accent, he's funny. He knows exactly what he's doing.''
Aguirre is a 6-foot-10 senior coming back from a broken thumb earlier in the season. He missed seven games and is just now getting back into playing starter's minutes. He's averaging 6.3 points and 5.3 rebounds per game.
He's following in the sneaker prints of his father, Gustavo, who in 1974 played for his native Argentina in the FIBA World Championships. Gustavo went on to marry a Brazilian woman and the family settled in that country. Young Gabriel, 15 and growing like a weed, was sent to Spain for two years to develop his basketball ability.
Before coming to San Francisco to play for CCSF, Aguirre was on under-18 and under-19 Brazilian national teams. Now he hopes his national team coaches give him a chance to represent home-team Brazil in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, although with several Brazilian big men in the NBA, it won't be easy for Aguirre.
"They'll probably give me a chance,'' he said. "They start with 40 (players) and make cuts. I'll try. I'd like to do more stuff - work on my shot. I do plan on playing basketball after college.''
So does Eleraky, a 7-footer who was born in Denmark to Egyptian parents. For Pacific he's averaging 4.6 points, 5.2 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game. Like Aguirre, who is fluent in Portuguese, Spanish and English, Eleraky is also tri-lingual, in his case Danish, Arabic and English.
"My dad was in Europe five, six years before he settled in Denmark,'' Eleraky said. "He went back to Egypt and married my mom and they moved back to Denmark.''
Eleraky's path to Pacific was more convoluted than his former CCSF teammates. He started out at a junior college in Kansas but never played there. He was supposed to go to Cal but did not qualify academically, so City College it was. Verlin, who had been recruiting Eleraky for some time, finally got his man.
"Sami's best days are ahead of him,'' Verlin said. "We're a work-in-progress with him. Offensively, he hasn't arrived. He's learning how to play in the low post, learning how to play against bigger guys. Before all is said and done, he'll be one of the better big men at Pacific.''
Eleraky speaks in a deep but soft-spoken manner. He's a realist when it comes to assessing his ability as a player.
"I'm probably not an NBA player at this point, but if I keep progressing, maybe someday,'' Eleraky said. "I need to work on a lot of stuff - post moves, finishing (around the basket), rebounding.''
Although Robinson is not a starter, the 5-9 dynamo is the first player off the bench and is counted on to make things happen. His 11.9 scoring average is second on the team to guard T.J. Wallace and his 3.4 assists per game leads the Tigers.
"I want him to play more like a pest and get after them,'' Verlin said. "He's doing a great job. I can't be more happy and proud with how he's adjusted to the system. I really worked Dulani. That was the guy I went after (at City College) really, really hard. He can make plays, he can shoot and he plays spirited.''
Robinson is averaging starter-like minutes at 27.8 per game and said he looks to get his teammates involved first before thinking about scoring. His scoring and assists averages indicate he does both pretty well.
"I like to be the point guard,'' he said. "I know how to score the basketball. When you score the basketball, you're someone who can heat up. A scorer is someone who can score in any way, who is creative in the way they score. I have to stay within our offense. I like to think pass-first. It's always nice to get my teammates going.''
Away from the court, Robinson said he enjoys having conversations with Eleraky, who is more worldly-wise than the kid from Oakland.
"Sami's a book-smart guy, well-seasoned in geography,'' Robinson said. "He knows all the continents and when I make a mistake, he'll correct me and we'll have a discussion about what's relatable from Denmark to the U.S. We'll have an intellectual conversation.''
John Crumpacker spent more than three decades working at the San Francisco Examiner and San Francisco Chronicle. During his career he has covered the full gamut of sports from prep to professionals. Most recently, Crumpacker served as the beat writer for Cal through the end of the 2013-14 season. In addition to covering 10 Olympic Games, Crumpacker served as the beat writer for the San Francisco 49ers. He is a two-time winner of the Track & Field Writers of America annual writing award and has several APSE Top 10 writing awards.
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Christine Vartanian Datian shares with us her recipe for "Stuffed Roma Tomatoes with Three Cheeses" which was originally published in the LasVegas Review Journal on December 9, 2014.
12 large Roma tomatoes
1 medium red or white onion, finely minced
2-3 cloves garlic, finely minced
Olive oil
1/2 pound lean ground beef or lamb
1/4 cup Italian flat-leaf parsley, finely minced
1/4 cup medium-sized bulgur (found in Middle Eastern markets)
2 tablespoons tomato paste
1 teaspoon each dried basil, dried thyme, sea salt and chopped lemon zest
1/2 teaspoon each black pepper, red pepper flakes, and paprika or Aleppo pepper
Dash of cinnamon
3/4 cup crumbled Feta and Kasseri cheese, combined
Fresh chopped mint or dried mint for garnish
Marinara or tomato sauce
Parmesan cheese
Juice of one lemon
Wash the tomatoes, cut in half lengthwise, scoop out and reserve pulp and discard seeds. Chop reserved pulp and set aside.
Sauté the onions with the garlic in a few tablespoons of olive oil until the onions are translucent. Add the beef or lamb and brown the meat for a few minutes; drain.
Add the parsley, bulgur, tomato paste, spices, and tomato pulp, and heat through, stirring, for 5-10 minutes or until bubbly. Remove from heat and stir in the Feta and Kasseri cheeses, to taste. Let mixture cool for 5-8 minutes.
Using a tablespoon, spoon some meat mixture into each tomato shell. Place stuffed shells on a cookie sheet or in a large greased casserole dish. Top each tomato with a tablespoon or two of marinara or tomato sauce and bake, uncovered, in a preheated 350-degree oven for 30-35 minutes or until heated through and sauce is bubbly. (Check occasionally and spoon more sauce over tomatoes as they are cooking, if desired.)
Remove from oven, top tomatoes with a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese and some mint, and drizzle with lemon juice and olive oil. Place on a serving platter with a bowl of marinara sauce and small slices of garlic cheese toast. Serve hot or cold.
Serves 4-6.
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HOW does Hollywood deal with an apocalyptic asteroid impact? In 1998's Armageddon, where a rock "the size of Texas" is headed our way, Bruce Willis and his band of merry oil-drillers hop on a space shuttle, drill a deep hole in said rock, plant a nuke, then clear off. As you'd expect.
In reality, astronomers have known the whereabouts of asteroids the size of Texas, and other American states, for years. It's the smaller ones, about a kilometre or so wide, that have astronomers worried, because new ones are being found all the time.
And nuking any Earthbound ones would usually make matters worse.
That's why hundreds of scientists, astronomers and engineers gathered in Washington during the week for the 2007 Planetary Defence Conference, to discuss how to deal with the the NEO (Near-Earth Object) threat.
NASA estimates there are up to 1200 NEOs of one-kilometre size or larger, of which 769 have been discovered. That leaves hundreds of undiscovered and potentially catastrophic objects lurking out there.
And catastrophic is the right word: an impact with a two-kilometre asteroid would wipe out a continent. Impact with a 10-kilometre asteroid would cause a global "extinction-level event", such as that which wiped out the dinosaurs. We hit a NEO that's one kilometre or larger, says NASA, once in half-a-million years.
NASA's goal is to discover at least 90 per cent of these NEOs within 10 years.
But that's just the big ones. Any NEO bigger than 50 metres would, if it hit our planet, mimic a nuclear blast like the Tunguska event in 1908, which devastated a swathe of Siberian forest. NASA puts the number of such NEOs at 500,000, of which only 4502 have been found.
There's usually one such impact every thousand years.
Australia through the Siding Spring Survey plays a crucial role in the search for NEOs. Most of the southern hemisphere sky is not visible to European and American observatories, and South America and Africa do not run NEO programs. If a planet-buster is headed our way from the direction of the Southern Cross, we'll know first.
Jointly operated by the University of Arizona and the Australian National University, with funding from NASA, the survey uses the 50-centimetre Uppsala Schmidt Telescope at Siding Spring Observatory in New South Wales. Last year, the survey discovered six kilometre-or-larger NEOs; this year, it's discovered two, says chief astronomer Rob McNaught.
"Because it's the only survey being conducted in the southern hemisphere, there are more bright asteroids available to be discovered in comparison to the northern hemisphere surveys," says Mr McNaught (who last year discovered his namesake comet, the brightest seen in 40 years).
"We are certainly contributing above our weight simply because we are not getting any (southern hemisphere) competition.
"We're finding about 10 per cent of the worldwide total of these objects."
Of the known NEOs, says Mr McNaught, the main threat remains Apophis, discovered in June 2004. Odds initially put its impact chances in 2036 as high as 1 in 37, the highest recorded for a NEO. It is now 1 in 45,000. That's just as well, because impact with the 250-metre object would cause an explosion equal to 880 megatons of TNT (the eruption of Krakatoa in 1883, by comparison, was 200 megatons).
Eventually no one knows when an asteroid will threaten a real-life "deep impact". Brent William Barbee, a scientist with aerospace firm Emergent Space Technologies, told the Washington conference that "collision of a NEO with Earth would have catastrophic consequences. Such events have occurred in the past and will occur in the future. However, for the first time in known history, humanity may have the technology required to combat this threat."
So what would we do? Hollywood-style nuking wouldn't work for a big one, says Gianmarco Radice, from Glasgow University, who attended the conference. "A nuclear blast may cause it to fragment," he said. "So instead of having one large object on an impact course, you have five largish objects. Also, we don't know a huge amount about the composition of these asteroids. Some are made of rock, others are ice, while others are just piles of rubble. If you smash something into a pile of rubble, it will break up then re-form by gravity."
Dr Barbee's solution is more subtle: blast the nuclear device beside, not inside, the asteroid. This causes "the NEO's subsequent trajectory to be altered slightly, which causes the NEO to miss Earth rather than collide".
NASA has floated the idea of landing several "Madmen" spacecraft on an asteroid, which would dig into the surface and scoop the debris into space. This would push the asteroid off-course.
"It's like throwing rocks out of a rowing boat on a lake," says John Olds, the chief executive of SpaceWorks, the engineering firm commissioned for the proposal by NASA.
"The rocks go in one direction and the boat is slowly pushed in the other under the laws of physics."
Piers Hut, of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, advocates anchoring the asteroid to a robotic tugboat, which would use long-lasting ion engines to pull the rock off course.
However, it would need to be deployed a decade before potential impact.
The "gravity tractor" is an even more subtle concept: the tugboat merely hovers near the asteroid, pulling it off-course using its own minuscule gravity.
All this planning is well and good but even those watching out for potential planet-busters aren't getting too concerned. "Climate change is a much more serious issue," says Mr McNaught.
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WASHINGTON -- North Korea is widely recognized as being years away from perfecting the technology to back up its threats of a pre-emptive strike on the U.S. But some nuclear experts say it might have the know-how to fire a nuclear-tipped missile at South Korea and Japan, which host U.S. military bases.
No one can tell how much technological progress North Korea has made, aside from a few people close to its leadership. And it is highly unlikely Pyongyang would launch such an attack, because the retaliation would be devastating.
The North's third nuclear test on Feb. 12, which prompted the toughest UN Security Council sanctions yet against Pyongyang, is presumed to have advanced its ability to miniaturize a nuclear device. And experts say it's easier to design a nuclear warhead that works on a shorter-range missile than one for an intercontinental missile.
The assessment of David Albright at the Institute for Science and International Security think-tank is that North Korea has the capability to mount a warhead on its Rodong missile, which has a range of 1,280 kilometres and could hit South Korea and most of Japan. But he cautioned in his analysis, published after the latest nuclear test, that it is an uncertain estimate.
Albright says the experience of Pakistan could serve as precedent. Pakistan bought the Rodong from North Korea after its first flight test in 1993, then adapted and produced it for its own use. Pakistan, which conducted its first nuclear test in 1998, is said to have taken less than 10 years to miniaturize a warhead before that test.
North Korea also obtained technology from the trafficking network of A.Q. Khan, a disgraced pioneer of Pakistan's nuclear program, acquiring centrifuges for enriching uranium. According to the Congressional Research Service, Khan may also have supplied a Chinese-origin nuclear weapon design he provided to Libya and Iran, which could have helped the North in developing a warhead for a ballistic missile.
But Siegfried Hecker of Stanford University, who has visited North Korea seven times and been granted unusual access to its nuclear facilities, is skeptical the North has advanced that far in miniaturization of a nuclear device.
"Nobody outside of a small elite in North Korea knows -- and even they don't know for sure," he wrote in an email. "I agree that we cannot rule it out for one of their shorter-range missiles, but we simply don't know."
"Thanks to A.Q. Khan, they almost certainly have designs for such a device that could fit on some of their short or medium-range missiles," said Hecker, who last visited the North in November 2010. "But it is a long way from having a design and having confidence that you can put a warhead on a missile and have it survive the thermal and mechanical stresses during launch and along its entire trajectory."
The differing opinions underscore a fundamental problem in assessing a country as isolated as North Korea, particularly its weapons programs: Solid proof is tough to come by.
For example, the international community remains in the dark about the latest underground nuclear test. Although it caused a magnitude 5.1 tremor, no gases escaped, and experts say there was no way to evaluate whether a plutonium or uranium device was detonated. That information would help reveal whether North Korea has managed to produce highly enriched uranium.
The guessing game about the North's nuclear-weapons program dates back decades. Albright says in the early 1990s, the CIA estimated North Korea had a first-generation design for a plutonium device that was likely to be deployed on the Nodong missile. "Given that 20 years has passed since the deployment of the Rodong, an assessment that North Korea successfully developed a warhead able to be delivered by that missile is reasonable," Albright wrote.
According to Nick Hansen, a retired intelligence expert, the Rodong missile was first flight-tested in 1993. Pakistan claims to have re-engineered the missile and successfully tested it, although doubts persist about its reliability.
Whether North Korea has also figured out how to wed the missile with a nuclear warhead has major ramifications not just for South Korea and Japan, but for the U.S. itself, which counts those nations as its principal allies in Asia and retains 80,000 troops in the two countries.
U.S. intelligence appears to have vacillated in its assessments of North Korea's capabilities.
In 2005, Lowell Jacoby, director of the Defence Intelligence Agency, told a Senate committee North Korea had the capability to arm a missile with a nuclear device.
Pentagon officials, however, later backtracked.
According to the Congressional Research Service, a report from the same intelligence agency to Congress in August 2007 said "North Korea has short and medium-range missiles that could be fitted with nuclear weapons, but we do not know whether it has in fact done so."
Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Friday the U.S. does not know whether North Korea has weaponized its nuclear capability.
Still, Washington is taking North Korea's nuclear threats seriously.
In December, North Korea launched a long-range rocket that could potentially hit the continental U.S. outh Korean officials say North Korea has moved at least one missile with "considerable range" to its east coast.
This week, the U.S. said two of the navy's missile-defence ships were positioned closer to the Korean peninsula, and a land-based system is being deployed for the Pacific territory of Guam. The Pentagon last month announced longer-term plans to beef up its U.S.-based missile defences.
South Korea is separated from North Korea and its huge standing army by a heavily militarized zone, and the countries remain in an official state of war, as the Korean War ended in 1953 without a peace treaty. Even without nuclear arms, the North positions enough artillery within range of Seoul to devastate the capital before the U.S. and South Korea could fully respond.
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Daryl Kimball of the Arms Control Association acknowledges the North might be able to put a warhead on a Rodong missile, but he sees it as unlikely. He says the North's nuclear threats are less worthy of attention than the prospects of a miscalculation leading to a conventional war.
"North Korea understands that a serious attack on South Korea or other U.S. interests is going to be met with overwhelming force," he said. "It would be near suicidal for the regime."
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You wouldn't believe what the 'Wrecking Ball' singer is thinking about as the new year begins. Reports hold that the former Disney actress has been wanting to be with one of her ex-beaus. Well, does her blonde bob hint anything?
According to 'Hollywood Life', Miley Cyrus fantasizes getting back with her ex-fiance Liam Hemsworth! And to all those who are wondering what her hair has to do with this, Liam apparently liked Miley's long tresses.
"Miley has said in the past that Liam likes her hair better when it's long. She hasn't come out and said she's growing it out to get him back, but they're talking again and she's still got fantasies of them getting back together and living happily ever after so it makes sense that she'd want to impress him,"
The above statement was made by an insider according to the magazine. They also added, "Liam isn't the only guy - or girl - she's interested in but he's at the top of her list," well, we either know or don't know Miley. Assumptions don't quite go well with her.
When Miley and Liam were in a relationship, she had once told in an interview, "I'll literally look at him and be like 'You are hot, dear god!' The other day, I turned on the pool heater and it was steaming, and he walked outside and took off his clothes and jumped in the pool."
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Mayor of Wigan Borough, Cllr Ron Conway, presents Sue Loudon with Honorary Alderman status.
A long-serving councillor who has dedicated her life's work to improving her local community has been granted one of the highest honours in Wigan Borough.
Former councillor, Sue Loudon has been recognised for her service to the borough with the title of Honorary Alderman.
Wigan Council awarded last year's mayor with the position at last night's full council meeting, thanking her for her continued efforts to make Wigan Borough a better place.
Honorary Alderman status is a symbolic position reflecting a person's dedication to serving the community they live or work in and is reserved for those who have gone above and beyond and Susan will join a select few who have received the prestigious honour.
Speaking about being chosen for the role, Sue Loudon said: "I'm overjoyed to have been given this title and will continue to put effort into Atherleigh and Wigan Borough as a whole and to encourage residents to uphold their part of The Deal and take pride in their borough."
Sue Loudon formerly represented the Atherleigh ward after being elected in 1994.
Her final working year was spent as Mayor of Wigan Borough, before retiring in May 2016. Whilst Mayor, Sue Loudon raised over £30,000 for her chosen charity, Guide Dogs.
Since then, Sue has continued her work within the community, namely in Westleigh, including the Incredible Edible projects and with members of the Chowbent Chapel in Atherton.
Current Mayor of Wigan Borough, Ron Conway said: "Sue has served the borough for a long time and has worked tirelessly to raise money, open up opportunities and engage with residents. It's fitting that we recognise her work in this way and I'd like to say thank-you for all she has done and will hopefully continue to do."
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Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim has been shifted from port city of Karachi to Murre in northern Pakistan about a fortnight ago, media reported.
According to a report published in India Today, Pakistani intelligence agency shifted Dawood at around 2.30 PM on Sunday in a Pakistani Army vehicle. Soon after, Pakistani authorities disconnected Dawood's telephone numbers.
The report also claimed that the Pakistani Army and ISI shifted Dawood's wife and younger daughter, younger brother, Anees and his family too.
"He was in Karachi about 15 days ago, but has since been shifted to the Pakistan-Afghanistan border region," the official said.
Further, "There are at least five-six locations that we have identified, where he is shifted on a regular basis."
"He is never kept at one location for more than a month," the official added.
"Dawood is known to frequently change his locations and addresses in Pakistan. He has amassed immense property in Pakistan and moves under the protection of Pakistani agencies," the dossier says.
Dawood is one of the India's most-wanted men and the key accused in 1993 serial bomb blasts in Mumbai in which 257 people were lost their lives and nearly a thousand injured.


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text: PoliticsViolence mars Polish independence day Police and right-wing nationalists clash in capital Warsaw during independence day march. 12 Nov 2014 02:38 GMT | Politics, Poland, Europe, Riots Rioters in Poland have left a trail of destruction in the capital city of Warsaw. They clashed with police during the annual national Independence Day march. Al Jazeera's Simon Mcgreggor Wood reports.Source: Al Jazeera


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(Reuters) - Arsenal CEO Ivan Gazidis has told supporters that the club is hunting for top players to boost the squad and defended the decision to hand long-serving manager Arsene Wenger a new contract after a season marred by protests.
A vociferous section of fans turned on the manager as results faltered when Arsenal exited the Champions League and their hopes of a change of leadership were dashed when he signed a new two-year deal at the end of the campaign.
"We're looking for top-quality players," Gazidis said at a fan event on Thursday. "We've got three times as many scouts as we had four years ago. I believe that to be a world-class football club you've got to be world class off the pitch."
Some fans are disillusioned with the direction the club is heading in under Wenger, a feeling compounded by the perception that he is unwilling to spend big money on players that can take Arsenal to the next level.
On the pitch, Arsenal won the FA Cup but finished fifth in the Premier League, failing to qualify for the Champions League for the first time in Wenger's 21-year tenure.
Gazidis denied there was an element of sentimentality behind the decision to give Wenger an extended stay.
"It wasn't a sentimental decision," he said. "It was a mutual one... I care about the club and those values. I want the club to be successful."
With news trickling out of the Emirates that Alexis Sanchez -- Arsenal's best player over the past few years -- wants out before the new campaign, the situation could quickly turn sour if results do not go Wenger's way from the start of next season.
Gazidis implored the supporters to unite behind the team.
"There has been disagreement," he added. "There has been a lack of unity and dissatisfaction. The board knows that.
"I beg you, please come together and give our manager and this team support. I want the atmosphere to be united and it has been a struggle because we haven't had that."
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I'm Starting my research for my bakery, I was wondering about premade products.
What products are good to buy premade like Frosting, Fillings, Cakes, ECT...
I perfer to make everything homemade, but I was told that somethings are better to get premade.
The only thing I buy premade is fondant.
ACommercial premade fondant - consistent, saves time (time is definitely money) and comes in colors.
What is a good brand of fondant to buy pre-made?
I like Fondx personally!
I like SatinIce and PettinIce
Do they taste good, I mean I tasted the Wilton Fondant and it's Gross?
I think the main PRE-MADE products necessary in the Cake are
-Cupcakes(If needed)
And the best Fondant if i get chance to select then i will suggest "GLOBAL SUGAR ART CO.".
Where do you get that all Pre-made and does it taste good?
I love the Hero fruit jams for cake fillings and the Hero or the Delipaste compounds to add to SMBC for different flavors. There is too much inconsistency in fresh or frozen fruit to cook down to make fillings...these concentrated fruit products are the way to go IMO. I used to use the Dawn (only brand that I liked) filling in 2 lb sleeves, but the local cake store I got them from closed for a bit. I switched to the European imports and i'm not sure if i'll go back. the flavor is just so great.
What store to you go too, I see you live in Arizona, I live there too.
What store to you go too, I see you live in Arizona, I live there too.
I was getting the Dawn sleeves at Pat's Cake and Party in Tucson. Now I am mostly doing commercial food service ordering or online. (though i do hear that the store has reopened in a new location).
What is the brand of the European Imports that you use.
I'm just doing a lot of research.
i like Fabbri Delipaste and Hero (food service). European Imports LTD is the company i order thorugh via a local distributer.
Thanks, I will have to try that.
I buy fondant from my local cake supplies store, or CK, or Fondant Source a/k/a Jesters.


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What Tight End on the Chiefs Current Roster Will Fans Be Raving About Come the End of the Season?By: William Bruno Not too long ago, if you were to listen to Mitch Holthus on The Kansas City Chiefs broadcast you would hear him yell "TOUCHDOWN, Kansas City Chiefs" which was quite often followed by, "TOUCHDOWN, Tony Gonzalez!!!" Since those days ...
After Charles, Who Will Stand Out On Offense In 2014?By: Nathan Shellstein Anyone who followed the Kansas City Chiefs last year understood that Jamaal Charles was the bulk of the offense. He figures to be a huge part again in 2014, but the team is hoping for a bit more help. Here is a look at the 3 be ...
Let's just say that the season doesn't go as well as we all like. At what point do you think we should insert Mahomes in the starting role. What would be the record that you would think it's time to start him and see what he can do when the games actually count.
I would say if we are around the 1-5 mark like a couple of years ago. We caught lightning in a bottle then chances are that won't happen again.
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The Chiefs have activated offensive guard Parker Ehinger off the physically unable to perform list, the team announced Monday. Ehinger, a fourth-round pick in 2016, played in five games and started four at left guard before tearing an anterior cruciate ligament in a game against the Colts. The Chiefs have worked Zach Fulton and Bryan [more]
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By Darin Gantt
The Chiefs bumped rookie quarterback Patrick Mahomes up to the second string last week, but that's as far as he's going. At least this year. Chiefs coach Andy Reid attempted to temporarily block out the light emanating from his bright young quarterback, saying there's not a competition for starting quarterback Alex Smith's starting role. "It's [more]
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By Josh Alper
The Chiefs gave running back Spencer Ware the first carry of their game against the Bengals on Saturday night, but that would be it for Ware in terms of touching the ball in the team's second preseason game. Third-round pick Kareem Hunt stepped in from there and got a heavy dose of work with the [more]
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By Josh Alper
The Chiefs bumped Patrick Mahomes up to the No. 2 quarterback spot for Saturday's game against the Bengals and the first-round pick had a good outing in relief of Alex Smith. Mahomes entered the game in the second quarter and led a pair of touchdown drives before giving way to Tyler Bray in the third [more]
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Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith's agent Tom Condon said this week that he's not worried about his client finding another home should the team decide to move on to first-round pick Patrick Mahomes at some point and Saturday night's work against the Bengals showed some of why Condon is confident. Smith was 8-of-9 for 83 yards [more]
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Linebacker Khaseem Greene was released by the Kansas City Chiefs in May after he was indicted on gun charges stemming from a shooting outside a nightclub in Elizabeth, N.J. According to Jessica Remo of NJ.com, those charges against Greene have been dismissed after the alleged shooter admitted he lied about Greene's involvement. Greene was alleged [more]
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text: Science & TechnologyPopular videogames in Pakistan crosshairs Shopkeepers say videogames portray Pakistan as a failed state. 02 Feb 2013 11:06 GMT | Science & Technology, Human Rights, Arts & Culture, Asia, Pakistan The latest versions of two of the world's bestselling videogames will no longer be sold in Pakistan. The country's top retailers have banned the sale of Call of Duty, as well as the series, Medal of Honor. Shopkeepers say the videogames portray Pakistan as a failed state where its intelligence agencies are in league with al-Qaeda. Al Jazeera's Imtiaz Tyab reports from Islamabad.Source: Al Jazeera


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Its 50 % capitalism and 50 % idealism – we call it "CAPIDEALISM"
We hope we will be able to honor your curiosity. What we do is simple. We re-invent a +200 years old piece of fashion, the Liberty Cap, in order to make a political statement about the importance of freedom of speech for a free democratic society – nothing more, nothing less.
Firstly, we hope you agree that our mission is important.
Secondly, we hope that you will support our quest for freedom of speech, "Kickstart" the production of the Liberty Cap and thereby support the freedom fighting organizations that benefit from the surplus generated.
Its 50 % capitalism and 50 % idealism – we call it "CAPIDEALISM"
What we will do is simple. We will simply donate half the annual profit and distribute it evenly among the organizations and purposes chosen. The chosen ones are Wikipedia, PEN-International, Committee to protect Journalist, Icorn and Individual victims of terrorist acts against the freedom of speech (by application).
Thirdly, we hope that you will also wear the Liberty Cap (at least when it's cold outside) and thereby promote and become an ambassador for our global fight for freedom of speech.
If you are in a playful mode, do not hesitate to visit our facebook-page and post your photo´s, videos and comments. Photo´s of you and your "Liberty Cap" are warmly welcomed. We might even use the best of your photo´s for our marketing-efforts, so it might be your short-cut to a career in modelling or fashion photography?
As you can see, we have already made the first design in red knitted wool. It is however our intention to produce Liberty Caps in natural wool as well as colors such as grey and black. We want the Liberty Cap to be affordable to everybody, and then hopefully shear voulme will generate a surplus for donations. Consequently, we have decided on what we consider a fair price.
The price will be 200 DKK, or approximately 30 $ or 27 € depending on the exchange rate.
So far it is a "one size fits all", but the current version fits children from age 5 to adults with small and medium sized heads.
The customized Liberty Cap logo shown below pictures a mouth about to be unzipped and the statement "Freedom of speech – a revolution in fashion".
The Liberty Cap is produced in Denmark by the Company, Topsi Strik, Park Allé 7, 7430 Ikast.
Because this NGO-driven media platform is a defining force ensuring the spread of knowledge and word of mouth and making censorship virtually impossible
Because defending freedom of speech is a global, national and local fight that never stops
Because their track record and capacity in the fight for freedom of expression is of crucial importance for the global fight.
Because we need to make a difference and protect those individuals who dare speak up
Because individuals paying a high prize for our ideals should be compensated and rewarded
In late Republican Rome, a soft felt cap called the pileus served as a symbol of freemen (i.e. non-slaves), and was symbolically given to slaves upon manumission, thereby granting them not only their personal liberty, but also libertas— freedom as citizens, with the right to vote (if male). Through a confusion between the pileus and the Phrygian Cap, the latter came to signify freedom and the pursuit of liberty in early modern Europe, and consequently, the Phrygian cap is sometimes called a liberty cap; in artistic representations it signifies freedom and the pursuit of liberty.
In the years just prior to the American Revolutionary War of independence from Great Britain, the symbol of republicanism and anti-monarchial sentiment reappeared in the United States as headgear of Columbia, who in turn was visualized as a goddess-like female national personification of the United States and of Liberty herself. The cap reappears in association with Columbia in the early years of the republic, for example on the obverse of the 1785 Immune Columbia pattern coin, which shows the goddess with a helmet seated on a globe holding in a right hand a furled American flag topped by the liberty cap. Today you will see the Liberty cap on for instance the Seal of the U.S. Senate, but the Liberty cap also appears in several Latin American countries´ coat of arms, including that of Cuba, Haiti, Argentina, Bolivia etc.
In Europe the Liberty cap is often associated with revolutionary France, where the use of a Phrygian-style cap as a symbol of revolutionary France first appeared in May 1790, at a festival in Troyes adorning a statue representing the nation, and at Lyon, on a lance carried by the goddess Libertas. To this day the national allegory of France, Marianne, is shown wearing a red Phrygian cap – The Liberty cap.
This is the historic reason why we label this "CAPidealistic" product "a revolution in fashion". The other reason is that we want to fund and support a new 21th century revolutionary fight for freedom of speech – because it´s still needed!!
I am glad you made it so far! use the link below to enter the Liberty Cap shop. So far you can order it it all colors, as long as it is red or black.
Shipping is included in the price. The Liberty Cap will be shipped within 48 hours. If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange the product for another one, be it similar or not. You can return a product for up to 30 days from the date you purchased it. Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt.
Once we receive your item, we will inspect it and notify you that we have received your returned item. We will immediately notify you on the status of your refund after inspecting the item. If your return is approved, we will initiate a refund to your credit card (or original method of payment). You will receive the credit within a certain amount of days, depending on your card issuer's policies.
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James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, told the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence last month that we do not know if Iran will eventually decide to build nuclear weapons.
MY GOD, are these people REALLY THIS STUPID?
will the US have any intercontinental ballistic missiles left by then ?
Missiles are so passé!


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"You have to prioritize!"…
08 Jul 2011
Hey-hey-hey! It's the hottest time of the year, but instead of surfing and playing beach volley we are improving Adlesse. Here's the latest something from Adlesse team.
Haven't you swung by the Personal Settings page of Adlesse add-on lately? Well, hurry up and take a look at Adlesse.com/Settings. From now on you can not only choose which widgets you'd like to see instead of ads, but also set up the priority level for each type of the widget (defining how often you will see this or that type of widget instead of the pointless ads).
And our personal advise is to set the weather forecast widget to be shown more frequently so you'll always know which day would be better spent home. Cause you know even occasional showers can spoil all the beach fun.
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What I liked
nothing at all
What could be improved
everything,the wards were disgusting and they smelt of urine.the whole hospital needs to have a good clean from top to bottom
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i was admitted to hillingdon hospital september last year and i was on marina ward,the staff during the day were ok,but the staff at night were extremely rude if you wanted something they would come to the entrance of the bay and say im busy i will come back,more times than not they didnt return.there was one staff nurse on marina ward whom i found offensive,uncaring and very rude, they were taking my blood pressure and i asked if it was ok and the reply i got was yeah you will live,i was mortified and the following day i reported them to the ward manager who never did take any action.
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Archive for the 'Nobel Peace Prize' Category
TFF PressInfo # 395: Kissinger and Brzezinski to be honoured by Nobel Institute and Oslo University
By Jan Oberg
These two top officials behind major US wars (Iran/Afghanistan and Vietnam/Cambodia/Laos) and regime change (against Allende, Chile) will speak at the first of a new event, The Nobel Peace Prize Forum Oslo, created by the Nobel Institute in Oslo. More here.
The leaders of the two institutions declare that they are proud to have succeeded in getting these two diplomats to Norway – and the media of course will be there. The event is sponsored by the California-based company InCircl – a marketing and mobile payment company.
The university rector is dr. med. and participant at Bilderberg world elite power group in 2011 Ole Petter Ottersen and you can write him at email@example.com
These two experts on warfare and interventionism will – Orwellian style – speak about "The United States and World Peace After The Presidential Election".
This is the country that, since 1980, has intervened violently in Iran, Libya, Lebanon, Kuwait, Iraq, Somalia, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Sudan, Kosova/Serbia, Yemen, Pakistan, Syria, i.e. 14 Muslim countries. It has some 630 base facilities in 130+ countries. It has its US Special Forces (SOF) in 133 countries.
It has used nuclear weapons without apology and owns the second largest arsenal of nuclear weapons.
The US stands for about 40% of the world's military expenditures, is the world's leading arms exporter and has killed more people than anybody else since 1945. It's the master of (imprecise) drone strikes. It presently supports Saudi Arabia's bestial war on Yemen and conducts a military build-up in Asia and the Pacific planning, as it seems, for what looks like a future confrontation with China. And not with terribly positive results in its Middle East policies since 1945.
So with all these credentials, please tell us about world peace!
The U.S. should be seen as quite Read the rest of this entry »
TFF PressInfo # 392: Just how grey are the White Helmets and their backers?
By Jan Oberg
Added at the bottom on November 23, 2016:
The – bizarre – White Helmet Mannequin Challenge video;
The Swedish Institute of International Affairs's event with the White Helmets on November 24;
The Right Livelihood Award Foundation's Award Ceremony to take place on November 25
While thousands of humanitarian organisations around the world are struggling fiercely with diminishing support from governments and the public, one has achieved a surprising amount of support from Western governments in a surprisingly short period of time and gained a surprising attention from mainstream media and ditto political elites: The Syrian Civil Defence or White Helmets.
Their name of course makes you think of the UN's Blue Helmets and white is the colour of those who should be protected in harm's way – and the colour of innocence. However, for many years there has been an Argentinian relief organisation with the same name.
The SCD or White Helmets counts nearly 3.000 rescue workers who operate in very dangerous areas in rebel-held territories in Syria and claims that it has, in three years, rescued about 70.000 lives according to its Twitter account (or 65 per day).
Contrary to what you might think, it isn't a Syrian organisation because Syria has its own organisation, incidentally also called Syria Civil Defence, which was established in 1953 and is registered with ICDO, the International Civil Defence Organisation, since 1972.
The White Helmets seems to have an annual budget of US$ 30 million and has raised a total support of well over US$ 100 million. And it seems that they operate exclusively in war zones in which the fighting against the Syrian government and the Syrian Arab Army takes place, i.e. in 'liberated' areas where hundreds of groups and some 80 countries, mainly NATO members, Gulf states and Saudi-Arabia, operate.
On the White Helmets' briefing page it is stated that "funding for their humanitarian relief work is received from the aid budgets of Japan, Denmark, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States."
Here is how the Foreign Ministry in Copenhagen explains the roughly US$ 9 million to the White helmets from Denmark, a country that bombs in both Iraq and Syria.
Other civil society and humanitarian organisations inside Syria have not been so fortunate. You've probably not heard that much about the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and its work? How much/little support have they received from Western humanitarian-concerned governments? And in general, civil society organisations in Syria – women, peace, human rights, culture, etc. – have received nothing like US$ 100 million in a few years and no one has such a flashy media appearance as the White Helmets.
Photo from the White Helmets' homepage
The White Helmets was started in 2013 by James Le Mesurier who seems to have tried a little of everything everywhere, including the grey zones of special forces and intelligence in virtually all NATO wars, Yugoslavia in particular. He later set up a foundation in Holland to gather the funds. Here is a recent account by Scott Ritter, former US Marine Corps intelligence officer and weapons inspector in Iraq with tremendous knowledge of things Middle East:
"The organizational underpinnings of the White Helmets can be sourced to a March 2013 meeting in Istanbul between a retired British military officer, James Le Mesurier—who had experience in the murky world of private security companies and the shadowy confluence between national security and intelligence operations and international organizations—and representatives of the Syrian National Council (SNC) and the Qatari Red Crescent Society. Earlier that month, the SNC was given Syria's seat in the Arab League at a meeting of the league held in Qatar.
At that meeting, the SNC assumed Syria's seat, and the Arab League authorized member states to actively provide support, including arms and ammunition, to the Syrian rebels. The Qataris, working through the SNC, helped assemble for Le Mesurier $300,000 in seed money from Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom for a seven-day course designed to train and equip a 25-person rescue team, recruited by the SNC, for duty in so-called "liberated areas" of Syria. The SNC made available a pair of Syrian activists—Raed Saleh and Farouq Habib—to assist Le Mesurier in this work.
The group is – as will be seen below – treated as uncontroversial in virtually all Western mainstream media. However, there is enough material with documentation to merit caution. Read the rest of this entry »
9 Reasons That Nobel Peace Prize to Juan M. Santos Was a Wrong Decision
By Johan Galtung
Alfaz, , Spain 13 October 2016
[1] Only the government side got the prize 7 October, not FARC; the same mistake as the 1971 prize only to Willy Brandt, not also Brezhnev and the 2000 prize to Kim Dae-jung, not also to North Korea. It takes (at least) two to make a handshake; one hand is only shaking the air.
[2] The agreement does not include ELN guerrilla and para-militaries, fighting against and for the status quo, with no indication they will continue doing so; possibly filling in for FARC and the government.
[3] Is the deal symmetric with both sides abstaining from violence, or rather asymmetric, disarming only FARC and bringing demobilized guerrilleros back to "normal" life, not also parts of the army?
[4] Crimes have been committed by all sides in Colombia–crimes mostly by omission by the government, and crimes of violence by commission by all parties–and justice is now not being served.
[5] The prize confuses cease-fire with peace, unlike the 1998 prize to Nelson Mandela and Willem de Klerk not only for cease-fire but for solving the underlying conflict of South Africa: equal dignity through democracy, by One Person-One Vote regardless of the skin color. Read the rest of this entry »
Would Alfred Nobel laugh or cry at the 2016 Prize: A Norwegian diplomacy rescue operation?
By Jan Oberg
1. In my view it is well within the will of Alfred Nobel to reward people who negotiate a peace agreement. In this perspective this year's choice is better than several from the latest years.
2. That said, it is quite obvious that the Committee has deviated from its mandate in another respect. Nobel's wish and will is about something already done that deserves to be rewarded.
This years' choice – like, say, that of Al Gore and Obama – is a clear example of the Nobel Committee sliding into another role: that of influencing world events in the future. (And grossly exaggerate its own importance in Realpolitik terms beyond symbolic, normative celebrations and solemn words).
One indication that the Committee by its choice this year wants to influence the future is that visitors to its website can vote on whether or not they believe that the award will help the peace process in Columbia.
3. Why reward only one person, the government side? To award only one party to a peace agreement borders on the absurd.
Why did the Committee choose deliberately to not recognize and award the FARC side? Although I am not an expert Read the rest of this entry »
The Future of Europe: The capacity to integrate, for dialogue and to generate
By Maired Maguire
"War is illegal and immoral, it has to end and it can be ended.'
Speech at the international meeting "Thirst For Peace", Assisi September 18-20, 2016. Promoted by Community of Sant Egidio and Diocese of Assisi and Franciso Families.
Dear Friends,
I am happy to be here at this International Meeting and I would like to thank our hosts, for their invitation to attend. I have always been inspired by the lives of St. Francis and St. Clare, whom I believe are Icons of Christian Gospel Peace and Nonviolence.
Francis the man of action, steeped in empathy and love for all, and Clare a woman of prayer, whose love of God led her into the depth of mysticism and peace.
Francis and Clare lived in a time of violence and war, yet they choose to live the nonkilling/nonviolence of Jesus. Francis as a youth fighting in his local military, knew well how to wield a sword, yet he choose to follow the command of Jesus to Peter, when he told him to put up his sword and healed the Soldier's ear.
He left the military to live in poverty and service, and together with Clare, and his followers refused to take up arms. Francis and Clare, in the midst of much feudal violence, choose to follow the Christian nonviolence manifesto 'the Sermon on the Mount'.
For many people in Europe and the world, challenged by growing violence and injustice, the lives of these two great 13th century Saints gives us hope and inspiration.
Pope Francis, following in the steps of St. Francis, gives us all hope as he challenges us to work for the abolition of the death penalty, ending poverty, the arms race, nuclear weapons, and environmental destruction, etc.,
However, I believe we need a clear renunciation of the 'just war' theory (a phoney piece of morality in the words of the late Fr. John L. McKenzie) and I add my voice to those appealing to Pope Francis for an Encyclical on Peace and Nonviolence, calling Christians to rejection militarism and war and to follow a Peace theology in keeping with the teachings of the Nonviolent Jesus.
This would give great Spiritual leadership not only to Europe but to Humanity.
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TFF PressInfo # 372: Drop the Just War theory and abolish nuclear weapons!
By Mairead Maguire
Press Release 19th April, 2016
Nobel Peace Laureate, Mairead Maguire, co-founder of The Peace People and TFF Associate, says from Rome:
"I believe we are at an important and hopeful turning point in human history – from violence to nonviolence and from war to peace"
Laity and religious meeting in Rome appeal to Pope Francis to share with the world an encyclical on nonviolence and just peace and for the church to no longer use or teach 'Just War theory'
It was a joy for me to join eighty people from around the world meeting in Rome 11-12th April, 2016, to contribute to the important discussion 'Nonviolence and Just Peace Contributing to the Catholic Understanding of and Commitment to Nonviolence'.
Members of the three day event co-hosted by the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace and the International Catholic Peace Movement Organization, Pax Christi, strongly called on Pope Francis 'to share with the world an encyclical on nonviolence and Just Peace; and on the Church to 'no longer use or teach 'just war theory'; and continue advocating for the abolition of war and nuclear weapons'.
The statement of Appeal to the Pope also said:
'We believe there is no 'just war'. Too often the 'just war theory' has been used to endorse rather than prevent or limit war. Suggesting that a 'just war' is possible also undermines the moral imperative to develop tools and capacities for nonviolent transformation of conflict'.
The gathering in Rome consisted of lay people, theologians, members of religious congregations, priests and bishops from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Oceania and the welcoming address was given by Cardinal Turkson of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, who read a Statement from Pope Francis.
The Final Statement Read the rest of this entry »
A nonkilling, nonviolent world is not unrealistic – We can choose!
By Mairead Maguire
Address by Mairead Maguire, Nobel Peace Laureate and TFF Associate, to Rome Conference on NATO
Friday 29th January, 2016.
Dear Friends,
I believe we, the human family, have no less a task before us, than transforming our thinking and mind-sets of violence and war, and moving to a demilitarized Europe and World. Einstein once said that everything has changed but our thinking. However, there is hope as indeed our thinking is changing and there is a growing consciousness that violence, whether it comes from State or non-state actors, is wrong, violence does not work, violence is not the way.
However, around the world, we, the people, are in danger of being overpowered and dis-spirited by increasing violence, militarism and war. Many people can see that many Political Leaders can no longer imagine a just peace, and under the guise of allegedly 'just wars' and unbounded preparation for war, they are leading us into repeated cycles of violence profoundly counter to the spirit of love and friendship residing in the heart of humanity.
But there is Hope and it resides with the People, who are great and are mobilizing and uniting across the Globe to bring about much needed change, and rejecting violence and war.
The World Health Organization has said that 'Violence is a preventable disease' and people are not born violent, rather we all live in cultures of violence. This can be changed through nonviolent peacemaking and the pursuit of 'just peace' and nurturing of cultures of peace. Using active nonviolence, based on love of enemies and nonkilling, can bring about a real peace that is just, inclusive and sustainable.
In Northern Ireland we faced violence from all sides, for over thirty years, as we lived in a deep ethnic/political conflict. This violence only ended when everyone acknowledged that militarism and para-militarism could not solve our human problems, and only through unconditional, all inclusive dialogue and negotiations could we reach a political agreement based on nonviolence, forgiveness, compromise and co-operation.
We spoke to 'our enemies' and made peace with them, because we recognized that without Peace nothing is possible, and with Peace, everything is possible.
We also began to tackle the root causes of our violence, by making painful policy changes.
Today in Belfast, it is good for all its citizens to live in a City at Peace, but we all acknowledge that our Peace process is a work in progress and we continue to work on justice forgiveness and reconciliation.
We meet at a time when, I believe, Europe is facing a cross-roads and hard choices regarding policies and priorities have to be made by all. Today's refugees, migrant challenge, has shown the best and the worst of European values, via television beamed onto our screens to the world.
The best have been the compassionates response Read the rest of this entry »
Remembering the 1916 Rising
By Mairead Maguire
Nobel Peace Laureate, Co-Founder Peace People, Ireland and TFF Associate
When the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, the Irish Military, Government Members, and many Irish people gathered in Dublin, on Easter Sunday 27th March, 2016 to remember the Easter Rising of l9l6, some of his challenging words were addressed to the young generation.
He encouraged them 'to imagine and to dream' and he said 'we wish them well as they make music and continue to dream'. The Leaders of l9l6 had political hopes and dreams. President Higgins said 'For the leaders of l9l6, their political hopes and aspirations for what a free Irish Republic might be, were linked to a rich Irish culture which they cherished and promoted.
Within that vision, their ancient Irish language and culture, informed by our history and migration, was central to everything for which they hoped and fought.'
I believe the men of l9l6 had a democratic right to their dreams of Irish self-determination and to work for Irish Freedom, but the violent method by which they fought for freedom was ethically and morally wrong. Read the rest of this entry »
TFF PressInfo # 363: Can we give meaning to the destruction of Syria?
By Jan Oberg
Five years ago
In 2011 when it all began, an educated conflict analyst or otherwise conflict competent person would have said about the conflict in Syria that it was a very complex thing, caused by history, environment, traumas, external factors, the economic situation, etc. And that al-Assad and his government was certainly an important reason but far from the only one.
The conflict expert would have warned against at last four ways of thinking:
a) any interpretation that put all the good people on one side and all the bad people on the other – because there are no conflicts in the world with only two such parties;
b) any idea that the conflict could be solved by siding with the presumed good ones and going against the bad one(s);
c) every attempt to 'weaponise' the conflict and increase the level of violence, the duration of the conflict and the human suffering;
d) any and every idea that foreigners would know better than the Syrians themselves – government, opposition and citizens in civil society – what should be a solution.
Finally – the professional conflict and peace worker would have maintained that you can't make peace by asking one person – not even brilliant ones like Kofi Annan or Staffan di Mistura – with a small team around him and some shuttle diplomacy to succeed with facilitation, consultations, brainstorming, proposal-making, mediation and, finally, some kind of negotiations leading to a peace agreement in what is undoubtedly one of the most complex and 'hard' conflicts on earth.
Peace-making requires a completely different approach to not just be a pawn in the wider war game – a game that according to Al-Jazeera today encompasses some 900 military groups – add to that government forces and all the political and civil groups that don't carry weapons: 1500?
Five years later – at least 250.000 dead people, 3 million refugees and 6,5 million internally displaced people, cities, economy, cultural heritage destroyed – anyone can see that no one listened to such simple conflict rules of thumb.
Conflict and peace illiteracy
The self-appointed and completely un-educated, peace-makers of the international community – presidents, prime and foreign ministers of the US, NATO, Russia, etc. – did about everything else.
It seems to not even occur to them or to the media that Read the rest of this entry »
TFF PressInfo # 361: The real news about Nobel's Peace Prize is here, and it isn't Trump
By Jan Oberg
Lund, Sweden, February 11, 2016
Thanks to tabloidization – a concept rapidly integrated into even quality mainstream media – you've probably heard that Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize 2016.
Well, that prize has been thrown out to so many who didn't qualify according Alfred Nobel's will – not even with a very liberal interpretation.
But there are two things you may not have seen which have very far-reaching implications and are much more news worthy.
Court case against the Nobel Foundation
One is that three individuals and an NGO filed a brief to open a court case against the Nobel Foundation – and thus implicitly the Nobel Committee in Oslo – to the Stockholm District Court in December 2015 – all about it here.
It's never happened before and is the result of 8 years of intensive research and public information that you can read about at the Nobel Peace Prize Watch – NPPW.
Its focal case is the prize awarded to the EU about which Desmond Tutu and others have stated that the EU was "obviously not one of champions of peace that Nobel had in mind."
Open list of nominees for 2016 who do qualify
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Hi everyone. I'm just going to lay out all of the cards and let you determine what the cause(s) might be.
The server in question is a Windows 2003 server that has SW 4.5 installed along with Symantec AV Corp Edition 10.1.5. Yesterday, I began upgrading my servers to Symantec EndPoint 11.x and this server was included. I also installed the LiveUpdate Administrator which uses Apache to get the updates. Even after the upgrade, we could still access SW.
This morning, I noticed there was an upgrade for SW (4.5.5) and went ahead with backing up the files and beginning the install. The IE window showed 100% completed but the window just hung there for 30+ minutes. I finally closed it out and restarted the SW app but it wouldn't come back up.
I finally uninstalled SW, rebooted, installed 4.5.5 and still had the same issues. I am using port 9675 on the SW side and 8005/9090 for the Symantec admin console.
Any ideas??
This topic was created during version 4.5.
The latest version is 7.5.00101.
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Feb 24, 2010 at 11:51 UTC
I was just troubleshooting another issue with a guy with Endpoint...
Can you check and see of you have the following file:
\\iubmgmt-2k3\c$\Program Files\Spiceworks\httpd\conf\httpd.conf
Feb 24, 2010 at 12:03 UTC
Thanks for the quick response. I was just about to update this post with a couple of errors listed in the event viewer:
**The Apache service named reported the following error:
>>> DocumentRoot must be a directory
**The Apache service named reported the following error:
>>> Syntax error on line 144 of C:/Program Files/Spiceworks/httpd/con
I was getting this error until I uninstalled SW and reinstalled it on the D: drive. Now I don't get that error. I am checking for the file now.
Feb 24, 2010 at 12:06 UTC
I don't see that file in either the C or D partition. I have only two files in that directory:
>>Can't find that file anywhere under SW directory<<
Please tell me you have another idea.. : )
Feb 24, 2010 at 12:51 UTC
Sorry for the delay...Ran to lunch!!
Unfortunately, we didn't get the other guy going yet...I think it about HAS to be related to EndPoint, somehow...Maybe just the LiveUpdate feature...
I'd probably try uninstalling LiveUpdate, then uninstall and reinstall SW, just as a check...
You've already backed up, so you should be good to just completely uninstall...
Feb 24, 2010 at 12:57 UTC
I understand the lunch thing! I appreciate your response.
I am looking at whether or not there is a "policy" used by Symantec to prevent various applications from running. I have a feeling that Symantec is somehow related to this but can't put my thumb on where or how.
I will uninstall the LiveUpdate and see what I get. I just uninstalled, rebooted and installed version 4.5. Same $()(*#@^&$ results. Update forth-coming.
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:07 UTC
I'm wondering if the Apache from LiveUpdate is preventing the installation of another Apache instance for some reason...
I'd really like to get a fix for this, because it's going to become more and more critical in the near future!!
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:13 UTC
I completely agree with you regarding the importance of finding a workable solution especially now that it has peaked my interest. I think it would be easier for me to troubleshoot if I knew more about apache and how it interacted with Windows. Looks like I have something to research further when I have extra time......
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:15 UTC
I don't remember if SW put anything into IIS or not. Does it? I don't have any entries for it. Just double checking everything now while Symantec LiveUpdate Administrator 2.2.1 is uninstalling.
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:21 UTC
Nope...It's all done through the SW GUI...
You can do a netstat -an | find "9765" (or which port you want to find) at a run command, to see if it's listening...
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:25 UTC
1. Uninstalled LUA 2.2.1 and tested SW. No dice.
2. Uninstalling SW now and will reboot.
3. Installing SW 4.5 now
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:28 UTC
Still no luck.
Ran the netstat command on the server and here is what I get:
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:32 UTC
Here is the complete port netstat -an results. I don't show a "9675" listed. Am I overlooking it?
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:40 UTC
It's listening on the home address, not the actual IP...
OH...Do you happen to have a static IP range selected in IIS, or do you do 'Any Available' when you set up sites? Not sure this would block that IP, but it could cause some issues...
Just a thought...
Feb 24, 2010 at 1:43 UTC
No, your right...It's only that SYN_SENT that shows up...
Without SW running, it should be showing anything, really, but sometimes it's running 1/2 way...
Something is holding it up though!! >:(
Feb 24, 2010 at 2:10 UTC
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We are having the same issue occur. I tried using the httpd.conf file from the other topic 89886, but still no luck. Please keep me updated on the status of this issue
Feb 24, 2010 at 2:15 UTC
Just found a "firewall" policy in the Symantec EP Manager. Lots and lots of rules enabled by default. Wonder if this would prevent SW from being accessed remotely?
Feb 24, 2010 at 2:18 UTC
I'm hesitant to say yes, but only because the other guy said he'd disabled it prior to doing a reinstall...Maybe it'd be worth trying again...
Stop all of the Symantec EndPoint software/services, uninstall SW, reinstall SW, see if it starts, restart EndPoint, see if SW still works...
Feb 24, 2010 at 2:19 UTC
Went through the Symantec EP Manager and withdrew all Symantec policies except the AV and LiveUpdate policy. Tested SW immediately afterwards and no luck. Rebooting now.
Feb 24, 2010 at 2:19 UTC
Are you using EndPoint as well?
Feb 24, 2010 at 2:26 UTC
Yes, we are using EndPoint as well
Feb 24, 2010 at 2:38 UTC
Going through now and disabling all the great services relating to Symantec. Updates coming soon.
Feb 24, 2010 at 3:26 UTC
It works when I disable ALL Symantec AV related services..... WTF?
1. Shutdown all AV services and changed them to "manual"
2. Uninstalled SW
3. Rebooted server
4. Verified all Symantec AV related services were disabled (they weren't even though I selected manual) and installed SW
5. Finished installing SW (4.5), was able to complete registration and could even access it from remote pc
6. Enabled ALL Symantec AV related services and could still access SW.
I just rebooted the server and am waiting to see if I can access SW now.
Feb 24, 2010 at 3:32 UTC
SW does come back up after a LONG load time after the reboot. Can't access it remotely.
Heading home but will work on it more from there.
Feb 24, 2010 at 3:36 UTC
You probably just need to include an exception in Symantec then...
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Recipe by Boomette
A recipe from the issue of September 2006, Coup de Pouce.
Top Review by Everything Sweet
Thought this was good. My husband liked it with hot sauce but my 6 yr old who is super picky, had 4 helpings!!
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- 2 cups penne
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 small onions, chopped
- 2 cups carrots, chopped
- 2 cups cauliflower, cut into flowerets
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh black pepper
- 1⁄3 cup pesto sauce
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups cottage cheese
- 2 Italian tomatoes, sliced
- 1⁄4 cup parmesan cheese, grated
Directions See How It's Made
- In a saucepan with boiling salted water, cook penne for about 10 minutes or until al dente. Drain and set aside.
- In the saucepan, heat oil at medium heat. Add onions, carrots, cauliflower, salt and pepper. Cook, stirring from time to time, for about 5 minutes or until veggies are tender but still crunchy. Add the reserved penne and pesto, stir to coat well.
- In a bowl, with a whisk, mix eggs and cottage cheese. Add to the preparation of pasta and stir to coat well.
- Put the preparation in an oven-dish that contains 2 L (8 cups) or in 4 oven-dish that contain 500 ML (2 cups) each. Press slightly. (You can prepare the gratin until this step and cover it. It will be good until the next day in the fridge and up to 2 weeks in the freezer. Let defrost before cooking and add 10 minutes to the cooking time.) Cover with slices of tomatoes and sprinkle with parmesan cheese. Cook in the preheated oven of 375 F for about 30 minutes or until preparation is golden and bubbling.


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I want to hit that rank in a year, maybe even less.
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I want to hit that rank in a year, maybe even less.
Trying to hit level 10 is a fun game to play. Then you hit it and you're like "eh, whatever".
Have an opinion?
Took a little over a year. It's not very exciting. I think people may consider your advice a bit more then say someone who is level two - but meh.
You just get a cool " GURU" label :P
It took me a little over 2 years to get there I think...but it was never a goal it just happened because I procrastinate too much
It depends on how much time you answer questions. I've been here for over a year, still not there. I figure I'll get there by the fall.
It took me a while. Not all it's cracked up to be though. It's lonely here at the top.
Dunno...I joined 4yrs.ago and I finally reached level 9 this year! Reason it took me so long is I didn't really become active until last fall.
It took me 7 months to get to level 8. And I was hardly ever on here all that time. So I'm gonna say like end of the year, beginning of next I might be level 10. I'm not on GaG a lot anymore.
I just want the gift cards
But what do you gain from that?
This site is cool and all, but really, don't sacrifice other real activities for GaG! haha
yeah just don't sit before a computer all bloody day lol
I hit level 10 two days ago, was exciting for the first five minutes or so.
Took a few years, but I wasn't really trying and I took a hiatus for several months a while back.
If you try to do it, you could do it in a few months I think.
lol idc I just do my thing I got to lvl 9 pretty quick but since like a year or 2 I haven't lvled up at all
I wanted to like when first came to this site and after I hit like 6,7000 I stopped answering many questions and started talking more. So here I am now. The reason I stopped is because I got tired of answering q's like "he looked at me for 1.5secs does he like me?" and "what size do girls like?" etc etc. So now I just answer different questions that aren't asked much.
Maybe I will hit it around the end of this year I don't know.
lol I like that.
Took me over 3 years to reach it... I didn't really care about leveling up, altho I will admit it was nice not having to deal with ads after getting up to Level 9... ;)
How can you not?! haha
I really hope that isn't your biggest aspiration in life.
Anyways, I really don't care about the rank. I'm only here for the advice, perspectives, the prizes, and the comic relief!
You'll go far...
lol exactly. some people have better things to do during the day then go on GAG.
...For those that need sarcasm spelled out.
it took me over about a year or so
it will depend on how many good questions I read
most are "does he like me" which I ignore
Took me awhile to hit 8 (a few years). Maybe I'll hit 10 sometime this year.
it might take me a couple months or so, I will be level 10 by the end of the year
I've been on this site for 2.5 years and not even half way there.
It took me 2 years since I wasn't really trying nor was I on some of that time.
You can hit that mark in maybe 3 months
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to be looking for someone you are angry with in order to speak angrily to them or punish them Look out, the boss is on the warpath again!


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Interactive TV platform Hopster has started the new year by announcing a "multi-million" funding round that will see the startup continue its growth and international expansion.
The London-based business has built an app that streams children's TV shows and has educational games built around the content.
TV shows on the platform include Bob the Builder, Paddington Bear and Babar. The service is ad-free and designed to be used by children with no external support.
Solid 2014
The investment is led by Sandbox Partners and comes only months after Hopster announced a seed round that included TV presenter Davina McCall.
Since launching in December 2013, Hopster has recorded over 200,000 downloads from UK families and secured an App Store 'Best of 2014' award. The last quarter of 2014 also saw Hopster expand to smart TVs and set-top boxes, announcing a series of major deals with Freesat, EE TV, Samsung, and Panasonic.
The business will use the investment to rollout new features, acquire new TV shows and continue its international expansion. In late 2014 it moved into Ireland, its first country outside of the UK.
"Having known Nick and being involved in Hopster from the very start, watching its progression and how he brought a strong team together, it was a no brainer for us, being focused on playing at the intersection of media and learning, that we would start our journey by backing Hopster," explained Sandbox Partners CEO and cofounder Bhav Singh.


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I'll try to update this blog daily with a progress report. Satellite reception has been good so far, hopefully this will be the case for the rest of the event. I can't tell you how bizarre it is to be out in the middle of the Sahara Desert sending an upload via satellite to this site. Bizarre, and a little exhausting, so I think I'll sign off for now and try to relax before tomorrow's run.
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- You may be looking for a character called "coolie" in the end credits of The Talons of Weng-Chiang.
"Coolie" was a derogatory term applied by the British to some Asian peoples. In 1947, for instance, Dr Edward Morgan was derided for providing health care to Indians, whom his fellow Britons called "coolies".
Coolies? What hole did you crawl out of? I'll have you know some of my best mates are from round here. My cousin Janice is married to a Sikh.Donna Noble didn't take kindly to the word when she heard it used by British Major Daker to describe the local population of Calcutta. (PROSE: Ghosts of India)


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