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David Sleet, Ph.D., is the Associate Director for Science for the Division of Unintentional Injury Prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia and the senior advisor to the Division on matters of science and policy. This is a Division that includes research on home, recreation and transportation injuries, TBI, and trauma systems. Before joining the CDC, Dr. Sleet taught and conducted research in public health for 26 years at San Diego State University and was Director of the Road Accident Research Unit at University of Western Australia, and a visiting scientist at the US Dept Transportation and the Road Safety Agency of Finland. He has published more than 175 articles related on injury prevention and health, and he co-edited the World Report on Road Traffic Injury Prevention and the Handbook of Injury and Violence Prevention. Some of his most important work has been on the benefits alcohol and driving which led to a new .08 BAC standard in the US, a CDC warning on the potential dangers of airbags and children, and his work to get a voluntary standard requiring cigarette lighters to be child resistant. Dr. Sleet is a Fellow of the American Academy of Health Behavior and on the Editorial Board of the American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine
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A new accounting reserve for excess inventory that was proposed at Nortel Networks Corp. in early 2003 was "a drop in the bucket" compared to the company's total inventory provisions, a lawyer for former Nortel chief financial officer Douglas Beatty said Tuesday.
Lawyer Greg Lafontaine told the fraud trial of three former Nortel executives that the company had reserves for excess and obsolete inventory totalling $1.015-billion (U.S.) as of Dec. 31, 2002.
A proposal to create an additional $30-million reserve for excess inventory – later scaled back by $25-million before it was recorded – was not large under the circumstances, Mr. Lafontaine suggested while cross-examining Crown witness Ken Crosson, who was Nortel's former vice-president of global operations.
"So it's a drop in the bucket compared to the larger number," Mr. Lafontaine said.
"It's small, yes," Mr. Crosson agreed.
Mr. Crosson was testifying at the fraud trial of Mr. Beatty, former Nortel chief executive officer Frank Dunn and former controller Michael Gollogly who are accused of arbitrarily manipulating Nortel's accounting reserves in 2002 and 2003 to trigger special "return to profitability" bonuses for executives.
Mr. Crosson testified Monday that he was called by a head office employee in early 2003, after he had already submitted the financial results for his division, and asked to create two new accounting reserves that ultimately totalled $32-million when recorded on Nortel's books.
The new reserves have been a controversial point at the trial because the Crown contends the accused executives created over $200-million of new provisions in the fourth quarter of 2002 to lower the company's profit for the period. Nortel had unexpectedly earned a profit in the quarter, and the Crown contends the executives felt it would not help them to trigger the full amount under the bonus plan at that time.
Instead, the Crown alleges the men used some of the new reserves in the first and second quarters of 2003 to push the company to profitability at that time and trigger their bonus payments.
The accused have denied the allegations and their lawyers have suggested repeatedly during the trial that the provisions created at the end of 2002 were legitimate and were supported by Nortel's outside auditors at Deloitte & Touche.
Mr. Lafontaine suggested to Mr. Crosson on Tuesday that it is difficult to accurately determine provisions for excess inventory.
"The excess [inventory]provision is subject to a great deal of management judgment," he suggested to Mr. Crosson.
Mr. Crosson agreed.
After receiving a request for a new inventory provision, Mr. Crosson initially proposed a $35-million charge, which was then reduced by head office staff to $30-million. It was further reduced to $5-million before it was booked.
The Crown has suggested the amount was reduced because Nortel unexpectedly found an accounting error related to an unrelated business deal, which reduced profit by $25.5-million in the period. As a result, the Crown contends Nortel executives decided they didn't need $25.5-million of planned new inventory provision.
But lawyer David Porter, who is representing Mr. Dunn, showed Mr. Crosson an internal analysis completed in early January, 2003, that suggested the company had too large a provision for excess inventory.
Mr. Porter suggested that analysis was the reason for reducing the provision to $5-million. Mr. Crosson, who did not prepare the analysis, replied he was comfortable at the time with the decision to reduce the reserve to $5-million.
Mr. Lafontaine noted that even if the $25-million had been used, it would have represented just a 1.3 per cent increase in the inventory reserve, which was a tiny amount.
The trial is scheduled to hear Wednesday from another former Nortel employee, Doug Hamilton, who was the former vice-president of Nortel's optical division. He will be the sixth former employee to testify at the trial.


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New Delhi, (IANS) The Delhi High Court on Friday asked NDMC, MTNL, BSNL and any other municipalities or governmental agencies providing any chargeable amenities/facilities like electricity, water and telephone to the MPs, MLAs and political parties "not allow arrears of more than of three months of charges to accumulate".
"If the said charges are in arrears for three months, the facility/amenity/utility be disconnected forthwith, of course in accordance with law," said a division bench of Chief Justice G.Rohini and R.S. Endlaw.
In the judgment, the bench asked the agency providing such facility/amenity/utility to within six months after the disconnection initiate proceedings for recovery/realization of the amounts due.
"The agency providing such facilities/amenities/utilities to also intimate the said arrears to the secretary of the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha or of the legislative assembly of which the occupant is a member and the secretariat of the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha or the legislative assembly of which the said occupant may be a member to use his/her good offices to ensure payment and take such other steps as may be permissible in law," the court added.
It asked the secretariats of both houses of parliament and the legislative assembly as well as the House Allotment Committee to within six months explore as to whether any action for cancellation of allotment of the house of such occupant in arrears or of putting a stop to any further allotments in favour of members of the political party to whom the occupant in default belongs can be initiated and make such a provision.
The court's order came on a public interest litigation filed by NGO Krishak Bharat filed in 1998 alleging that some former MPs vacated their official residences after their tenures ended without paying electricity, water and telephone dues.
The bench also directed that the agency providing such amenity/facility/utility to also within one month of the charges being due for three months, communicate said fact to the political party to which the occupant belongs.
"The ECI to, as directed in the earlier orders in this petition, continue to insist upon the candidates desirous of contesting an election to parliament or to legislative assembly, along with their nomination form furnishing an affidavit of their being not in arrears of any public dues and if such candidate is in occupation of or in the past ten years been in occupation of any government accommodation to furnish a 'No Dues' certificate from the agency providing electricity, wat er and telephone to the said accommodation."
The poll panel was also asked, within six months, consider the possibility if any of putting any impediment to a defaulter of public dues contesting election, to ensure quick recovery of the said dues.
The Election Commission was, within six months, also asked to consider the possibility of requiring political parties fielding candidates in any election to also furnish an affidavit that they are "not in arrears of any electricity, water, telephone or other public dues, as a pre-condition to their fielding candidates in any election", the bench directed.
"ITDC and other public sector undertakings providing any chargeable services to political parties, MPs or MLAs to also not allow credit to them beyond what they usually allow to other customers and to take steps for recovery thereof and to similarly convey the names of the defaulters to the secretariats of parliament/legislative assembly."
The court also added: "In the last nearly 18 years for which the petition is pending, this court has endeavoured to make the public bodies to whom the monies were owed recover their dues by directing them to take resort to all means thereof. Alas, without much success. The zeal, which the same public bodies show to recover similar dues from other citizens not yielding any power, was found to be totally missing and which in fact had resulted in the arrears accumulating."


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By Naomi Hatch
The Snowflake Town Council voted last week to close the Snowflake Swimming Pool due to the condition of the building and safety concerns.
"Since we last visited the pool, it has had a little more damage," Parks and Recreation Department Don Camacho advised the council. He presented photographs of the interior of the pool, specifically a cross beam that has cracked and is bending. He also had several photos of mold caused by the leaking roof.
Camacho had met with Show Low pool staff to get approximate costs of running the pool for the council, as well as possible future courses of action.
The cost to construct a new facility would be $3 million, creating a debt service of $200,000 per year, which would be an average cost to taxpayers of $50 per year. He noted the average assessed value of a home in Snowflake is $83,000.
To keep the pool open year round it would cost $249,400 for personnel and $138,000 in operating expenditures. With revenues estimated at $94,800, it would require a subsidy of $292,600 a year from the town's general fund.
If the facility was in full operation for two months and an additional two months for lap swim, it would cost $35,000 for personnel and $30,000 operating expenditures. With $35,000 in estimated revenues, the required subsidy would be $30,000. This is approximately the cost that the town has been paying to keep the pool open for two months and two months of lap swim.
The cost to replace the roof would be $100,000.
Camacho said that alternative funding through a $100,000 tax levy would cost taxpayers $26.19 per year for the average assessed value of a home and a $50,000 tax levy would cost $13.10 per year for the average home.
Over an hour of discussion followed Camacho's presentation.
"This is by far one of the toughest subjects we've had to deal with," said Town Manager Paul Watson, noting that he met with community members and with staff trying to come up with alternatives. "We haven't come up with any good alternatives.
"All the consultants that we've had in there are telling us that the facility, and if we brought them back in especially after this latest issue with the cross beam, is unsafe, so for us to open it right now is not in the public interest, in my opinion."
Watson noted that the pool is 40-plus years old and has not been well maintained. He said he was not pointing fingers, "It's just where we're at."
In response to a question posed by Mayor Kelly Willis, Camacho said that the engineer stated that the pool itself does not have cracks or leaks, but it has never been plastered and the pipes are rusted. He said that engineers recommended they build a new pool inside the existing pool.
Councilman Stuart Hensley commented that the boilers haven't been worked on for 40 years.
Councilman Lynn Johnson reminded them that at a previous meeting it was decided to put a feeler out on the utility bill.
Watson explained that based on election results last year and the fact that every bond failed, he did not put bonding for the pool to the public.
Councilman Tom Poscharsky said that since the pool is used by both communities, they should look at a new community pool along with their sister city, Taylor.
Johnson noted that 600 kids swam last year, stating, "We're looking at a facility that is accommodating a need of the people in the community."
The councilman said that these are tough economic times, but the town is subsidizing the library, golf course and parks.
"If they aren't producing, we need to look at them with the same scrutiny," said Johnson.
"These are tough times," he continued. "I still think we need to bring it to the people."
Camacho noted that the parks couldn't be compared to the pool, because thousands of people participate in sports and use the parks.
"I looked at it today and was shocked at the structural damage. The roof has to be addressed or you've got major liability," said Town Attorney Robert Hall.
"Personally, I don't think we have a choice. We need to close it, but we have to come up with an alternative. I think it's too valuable of a resource to the people to say we don't have a pool any more," said Johnson.
Watson expressed concern in asking the people, because Snowflake just had some of its bigger retailers close and people are leaving the community to find jobs.
Jeremy Neff, one of the organizers of the Sweet Tri, which has donated the money raised at the event to the pool, commented that the pool would not have to staff it with two or three fulltime people because they will continue to volunteer. He noted that the Sweet Tri is getting bigger every year and bringing people into the community.
Mayor Willis encouraged putting the $100,000 into repairing the roof.
Camacho agreed, but expressed concern with how long the boiler would last.
Councilwoman Bev Kay expressed concern that the bid was older and from a local company, and she wasn't sure how low the company could keep it.
"We've yet to find a community that this doesn't bleed," said Vice Mayor Jason Whiting. He noted that if people want to build this, they think they can sustain a similar budget for at least the two months and then look at maintaining it for longer periods.
There was a brief discussion on taking off the roof and having an outdoor facility, but because of the weather, the council agreed that wasn't feasible.
Marie Caldwell, who volunteers many hours on behalf of the pool, runs the swim teams and has worked with a committee to raise money for the roof, asked what would happen to the approximately $4,000 they raised.
Watson said that money is there, and is designated for the pool roof.
"What I do love is we've got a group of concerned citizens who care about this. I think we create an official committee," said Whiting. Town staff members would present options that the consultant presented, then work collaboratively on how they send this to the community to get the best results.
Drew Griffith had researched drowning and said that Arizona is number four, but USA swimming says that basic swimming instruction reduces that about 80 percent, stating, "For me it's a have to. This is a bigger issue than just being able to splash around when I want to."
A motion to close the pool due to safety and structural concerns passed unanimously.
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MILWAUKEE, Feb. 25 (UPI) -- A U.S. judge gave an extension to investigate whether a summons allegedly served to the chief minister of Punjab, India, was a case of mistaken identity.
U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman granted plaintiffs' attorneys and additional 30 days at a hearing involving Parkash Singh Badal, the chief minister of Punjab, who was sued for alleged persecution of Sikhs in India by the human rights group Sikhs for Justice, while Badal was in Wisconsin in August to attend a wedding, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Monday.
Two days before his arrival, a gunman attacked the Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wis., killing six people and himself, and Badal found himself thrust into the news as he met with survivors and reporters.
A process server who went to a community service at a high school to serve Badal with a summons, may have given the court papers to the wrong person, the newspaper said.
In testimony last week, Martin O'Toole, an agent with the U.S. State Department's Diplomatic Security Service, said Badal had never visited the high school during his five-day stay in Wisconsin but process server Christopher Kratochvil, 43, said he served the papers after neither the man Kratochvil thought was Badal, nor the two people with whom he was standing, denied the man in question was the indented recipient.
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Seek BARNES brothers-- McKINNEY-PARSHALL marriage
See contact with desc and/or interested parties-- brothers Elbert McKinney BARNES and Leonard Doyle BARNES.
Elbert McKinney BARNES was b. May 1919 in McLennan Co, TX. Leonard Doyle BARNES was b. Jun 1920 in McLennan Co, TX. They were sons of Elbert Munroe BARNES and wife Martha Lou McKINNEY.
When Elbert Munroe and Martha divorced in Sep 1921 in McLennan Co, TX, the sons were given into the care of separate local Waco families. Elbert McKinney (who was nicknamed 'Mac') lived with Dudley GAMMON & wife Ida UPCHURCH.
We do not know the identity of the family with whom Leonard Doyle went to live.
Martha Lou remarried to Richard Gabriel PARSHALL in Oct 1927 in Waco, McLennan Co, TX and moved to the Houston area. Martha d. Jan 1962 in Harris Co, TX and is buried there in Brookside Cemetery.
Elbert Munroe remarried to Odie Faye BOWERS and moved to the TX Panhandle, settling in Levelland, Hockley Co, TX. Elbert Munroe d. Mar 1976 in Hockley Co, TX and is buried there in Levelland [City] Cemetery.
Both parents had additional children-- Martha had 4; Elbert had 11.
Will gladly exchange info and photos of these families, but especially wish contact with Leonard Doyle's branch. Any help is appreciated and you have my thanks in advance.


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Details are emerging that Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi has been secretly frequenting Italian coal mines scouting for young miners.
A supervisor at the mine confirmed that he had made many visits, saying that he liked to go down with the boys: "Silvio seemed to like drilling holes down here and loved being put in a cage."
The story only emerged yesterday after the mine had to be evacuated when all the parrots used to detect poisonous gasses died as Berlusconi walked past them.
The Italian National Union of Miners said it may strike because of the disappearance of 9 underground workers, who are rumored to be living in luxurious apartments owned by the Prime Minister. Berlusconi is said to have offered the miners 5x their monthly wages in exchange for dirty sex.
A picture appeared this morning in Italian papers of the Prime Minister naked except for a miners helmet and lantern covering his groin.
Now, a video is also circulating on the Internet showing Berlusconi lathering up at the pit head baths and shouting "bendy ovy eh passa me da sopa."


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Appeals Court Reinstates Corps of Engineers Permits for Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
RICHMOND, Va. A federal appeals court Wednesday reinstated a streamlined Army Corps of Engineers process for granting permits for mountaintop-removal coal mining in West Virginia.
A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously overruled a lower-court judge, finding that the corps complied with the Clean Water Act.
In mountaintop mining, hilltops are blasted away to uncover coal seams, and the leftover rock and dirt are dumped into adjacent valleys, burying streams.
Last year, in a victory for environmental groups, U.S. District Judge Joseph Goodwin last year revoked 11 permits issued by the Corps. Among other things, he said the Corps had not followed the proper procedures under environmental protection laws.
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Research Topics
Genomes and Genes
Claudia Donnini
Affiliation: University of Parma
Country: Italy
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- Improved production of heterologous proteins by a glucose repression-defective mutant of Kluyveromyces lactisClaudia Donnini
Department of Genetics Anthropology Evolution, University of Parma, Parma, Italy
Appl Environ Microbiol 70:2632-8. 2004..Therefore, the dgr151 strain may be a promising host for the production of heterologous proteins, especially when the hyperglycosylation of recombinant proteins must be avoided...
- Sym1, the yeast ortholog of the MPV17 human disease protein, is a stress-induced bioenergetic and morphogenetic mitochondrial modulatorCristina Dallabona
Department of Genetics, Biology of Microorganisms, Anthropology and Evolution, University of Parma, Parma 43100, Italy
Hum Mol Genet 19:1098-107. 2010....
- Galactose transport in Kluyveromyces lactis: major role of the glucose permease Hgt1Enrico Baruffini
Dipartimento di Genetica Antropologia Evoluzione, University of Parma, Parma, Italy
FEMS Yeast Res 6:1235-42. 2006..HGT1 expression was strongly induced by galactose and insensitive to glucose repression. This could explain the rapid adaptation to galactose observed in K. lactis after a shift from glucose to galactose medium...
- Carboxylic acids permeases in yeast: two genes in Kluyveromyces lactisTiziana Lodi
Dipartimento di Genetica Antropologia Evoluzione, University of Parma, Viale delle Scienze 11 A, 43100 Parma, Italy
Gene 339:111-9. 2004..We conclude that KlJEN2 is the first yeast gene shown to encode a dicarboxylic acids permease...
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OCEANSIDE ——- El Camino High, seeking a third consecutive CIF boys basketball championship, has come a long way since beginning the season with two losses.
That's long way as in all the way to the CIF Division I finals, where El Camino will take on Helix after the Wildcats held off visiting Eastlake 70-65 in the semifinals Wednesday night.
"You know what? We were ranked too high at the beginning of the season. It was all based on what we did last year," said coach Ray Johnson, whose team beat San Diego in the finals the last two years.
"I told the team after we started 0-2 that they had to find their own identity, and that's what they did."
The second-seeded Wildcats (24-6) found their own identity, all right. Then they developed a championship swagger.
"To me, it's just been shutting everybody up," said 6-foot-1 senior guard D'Andre James, whose two steals in the final seconds were as important as anything in helping El Camino hold off a late surge by the No. 4-seeded Titans (24-5).
"They said we couldn't do it, but we did."
The Wildcats led by 16 points in the fourth quarter at 63-47 after two free throws by Marquis Navarre, the game's leading scorer with 25 points
But with 4:06 to play, Eastlake came battling back, pulling to within three points at 68-65 on Stephen Carr's follow shot with 10 seconds to play.
With the clock running down, however, the Titans had to foul, and in the last four seconds Navarre made the front end of two-shot foul, followed by the back end of another. That helped send the Wildcats to Jenny Craig Pavilion for the finals.
This, despite the fact El Camino opened the door for Eastlake's comeback by missing eight free throws in the fourth quarter.
"I just wish we could make some free throws," Johnson said.
The Wildcats led by three after one quarter and stretched their advantage to 34-24 at halftime as James scored seven of his eight first-half points in the second quarter. It was 53-41 after three quarters.
It appeared El Camino had put the game out of reach with 5:15 to play when James took the ball to the basket and dunked it off Navarre's assist to make it 61-45.
But Eastlake came battling back behind King's 13 fourth-quarter points.
James and John McMichael added 16 points apiece for El Camino. Marlon King tallied 19 for Eastlake before fouling out late in the fourth quarter.
"I didn't want to give it up," James said about his late steals. "They were trying to make a run. I just went for it."
Said Johnson: "He has been making the big defensive plays for us all year."
Johnson said the game "was a mirror" of the team's first meeting with Eastlake earlier in the season.
"They got a big lead in that one, and we came back," he said.
Helix reached the finals against El Camino with a stunning 77-42 blowout against No. 1-seeded La Costa Canyon.
"(Helix coach) John Singer is a good friend of mine, and I'm really looking forward to the finals," Johnson said.


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N-Consistent Semiparametric Regression: Partially Linear Models with Unit Roots
We develop unit root tests using additional stationary covariates as suggested in Hansen (1995). However, we allow for the covariates to enter the model in a nonparametric fashion, so that our model is an extension of the semiparametric model analyzed in Robinson (1988). We retain a linear structure for the autoregressive component and show that the parameter is estimated at rate N even though part of the model is estimated nonparametrically. The limiting distribution of the unit root test statistic is a mixture of the standard normal and the Dickey-Fuller distribution. A Monte Carlo experiment is used to evaluate the performance of the tests under various linear and nonlinear specifications for the covariates. We find that the tests are powerful when there is a nonlinear effect and experience a minimal power loss when the covariates have a linear effect or no effect at all.
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- Boswijk, H. Peter & Lucas, André, 1997. "Semi-nonparametric cointegration testing," Serie Research Memoranda 0041, VU University Amsterdam, Faculty of Economics, Business Administration and Econometrics.
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Hi, Hope everyone is doing well enough, I am having some health issues and once again am having an extremely difficult time getting some sort of diagnosis. About 2 weeks ago I noticed forehead swelling and redness, burning , hot to the touch, thought it was form extreme cold weather, it persisted and along came the worst headache of my life, also extreme pressure in face. I have been having red face attacks, where my face turns bright red and is hot to the touch, no fever though and it is not coming after anything eaten or being exposed to, went to Dr, sent me to dermatologist who insists it is not a skin issue, I went to the ER in pain, cat scan of head is normal and sinus cavities also normal. I am really at the end of my rope, blood tests show nothing and I have been tested for everything under the sun, I had an mri done, waiting for the results.
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Have you considered the possibility you may be having an allergic reaction to something?
My son turns bright red in the face after eating peanuts. His face also swells up if a vitamin E lotion touches his face.
If all the tests are coming up negative. Consider a possible allergic reaction to something you may be coming into contact with. Did you change Cosmetic products? Lotion on your face to keep skin moist during dry winter months? Something you are eating?
Keep a log. Pay close attention.
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You have a condition know as Trygeminal Neurolgia also called tic. It happens in 1 in 15,000 people. I know this because I have it to and just had decompression surgery for the pain. You need to see a neuro surgen.
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I have been experiencing some of the same symptoms. Mine began with minor attacks, cheeks would turn beet red for a few days and then go away. The more it happens the WORSE it gets. It happened again this past week. I started feeling ill, and then I start feeling it in my face, almost like some sort of liquid traveling to my face. It's a tingling, burning, painful feeling, my face gets BEET red and now my face completely swells, everywhere, eyes, nose, etc. It will last around 3-4 days before it starts going away and then my face completely sheds, it's awful and very painful. This time around I awoke in the middle of the night with a headache and extreme pressure in my face and neck, so much so that my teeth hurt. I have been to doctors, dermatologist, have had blood work, tested for autoimmune disorders and nothing.
It is extremely frustrating, my family worries that I have underlying illness and docs dismiss me. Afraid of what the next attack will bring.
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Safety Nick Washington will be just a junior this coming season for Jacksonville (Fla.) Trinity Christian, but that isn't keeping colleges from getting in on him early on. Thursday, Washington picked up his fifth offer when the Clemson Tigers came to town.
"Today they came to school and watched my highlight tape," Washington said. "Then they came back for practice, for a little bit. He had to go but I was able to talk to him after practice and he told me I had an offer from them."
The offer was extended by Clemson assistant Jeff Scott. Scott is a familiar face in the First Coast area where Clemson has had a run of success in recent years. Amongst the locals that have called Clemson their collegiate home was two alums of Trinity Christian.
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"Clemson is very nice," Washington said. "I know about it because of Jamie (Harper) and Daniel (Andrews), they both say it is a very good school. They have talked about it a lot."
Before the Tigers, the 5-foot-11, 180-pound defensive back landed an offer from Virginia. At this stage in his recruitment, he is relatively unfamiliar with the Cavaliers.
"I don't know much about Virginia," Washington said. "I have heard that they have a nice campus and their football team isn't too bad."
His trio of ACC offers began when the Florida State Seminoles dropped in and pulled the trigger.
"It means a lot to get an offer from them," Washington said. "My (position) coach, Coach (Gerard) Ross, he played for them and told me it is a really good place."
While all of his recent offers, which also included Liberty, have been welcomed by Washington. At this stage, the school that was first to offer him - South Carolina - still remains at the top for his services.
"I definitely still like South Carolina a lot," Washington said. "I just plan on going to see more schools and learn more about everyone interested in me."
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Yoopers are kind of an odd mixture of people, and watching them in an objective sort of way (and let's not forget, I'm one of them), they remind me of what you would get if you put "The Red Green Show," "Northern Exposure," and a strange and bewildering twist of world cultures in a blender and hit "Puree," but they are some of the nicest people you'd ever like to meet, and they are unlike any other people anywhere else in the world.
The area's earliest European settlers were primarily Scandinavian, and this has influenced thelocal dialect. There are many words, phrases, and expressions that are unique to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and this page contains many of these.
Writing in 1944, the UP's own Robert Traver said of north country Finns: "Their brogue is inherently the funniest I have ever heard."
He then gives an example, a no-hunting sign posted by a Finn landowner. It read:
Traver continues: "But it would be a distortion for me to present a picture of the Finns in the false role of mere New World comedians, unwitting or otherwise. They are so much more than that, a fine people, a deep people...." [Source]
The term "Yooper" is slang for a person who lives in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, or the "U.P." (the area north of Wisconsin and Lake Michigan, and south of Lake Superior). Those who live in the Lower Peninsula (aka Lower Michigan) are called "Trolls," because they live below the bridge (the Mackinac Bridge that connects the U.P. to the rest of the state). During Deer Hunting Season (a mandatory regional holiday), the Trolls are also called "Apple Knockers" because it is generally believed that they couldn't hit the broadside of a barn if it had a huge red target painted on it, and rather than actually shooting the deer, they just knock the apples off the trees.
A person who was born and/or who lives in the U.P. is a "Yooper." Simply moving here and taking up residence among us, however, does not necessarily make you a Yooper. Sometimes it takes YEARS of acclimatization and survival in our harsh winters before the rest of us consider you to be a true Yooper, but you do get points for having the good taste to move here in the first place. You also have to frequent the local bars and buy us lots of drinks. There may also be secret initiation rites involved which center around things called "Deer Camp" and "pasties". [The word is pronounced PASS-tees and if you don't want to be mistaken for a Troll, you'd best know how to pronounce it, and remember... the best ones are homemade. -- See recipe below!]
Perhaps the major difference between the Upper Peninsula and the Lower Peninsula of Michigan is that living through the U.P. winter every year is an exercise in preparedness and survival. When roads can be expected to close for days at a time and ice plays havoc with power lines on an annual basis, and snow storms of up to 5 *FEET* at a time aren't unheard of, a wood-burning stove isn't something you think about installing "for looks." We don't panic and the schools don't close because there's three inches of snow on the road, like they do in the Lower Peninsula. The road commissions in all the U.P. counties put tall sticks of wood along the roads, so they'll be able to find them after the snowstorms hit. Yoopers also put tall sticks on their mailboxes for the same reason.
Yoopers are so ingenious, they even invented their own brand of gigantic snow shovel... it is called a Yooper Scooper. Sure, the snow gets deep up here, but thousands of snowmobilers and skiers from below the bridge (The Trolls) don't seem to mind. They fill up the northbound lanes of I-75 on Friday nights all winter long. Yoopers even have their own God of Snow named Heikki Lunta (Hey-Key Loon-Ta), and there's even a song about him.
Another thing that is unique about the U.P. is that Yoopers can out-drink anyone, anywhere, anytime. This is not a boast, it's a fact. They practice up all year long, over a lifetime out at "Deer Camp," but they often frequent the local bars, as well. Don't ever try to challenge them by saying something stupid like : "I can drink youse guys under da table," because you are guaranteed to lose, no question about it. And don't think you will out-drink the women either, because you won't. You might make friends more quickly, though, if you buy us all beer at the bar, or show up at our houses or Deer Camps with a few cases in tow. At least until the beer is gone.
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A 19th century clay pipe which may have been concealed in a church roof as protection against harmful spirits has been returned.
The decorated pipe, featuring a bicycle, was found in 1955 by Arthur Sutton, who was working on the eradication of dry rot at All Saints in Priory Terrace, Leamington.
Assuming it to be lost property, he took it home, now his daughter-in-law June has returned it. Fr Christopher Wilson, priest-in-charge of the town centre church, said: "I believe the pipe was left in the roof cornice intentionally as a 'concealed object'.
"Objects of various types – frequently shoes or garments, but also dead cats or household items – were traditionally hidden around houses and other buildings to protect them from evil spirits. We do not have to accept the superstition to find the practice nevertheless intriguing.
"On a scrap of paper, Mr Sutton had written 'The bicycle on the pipe bowl is a Velocipede 1865.' It provides a fascinating glimpse into past traditions."
Fr Wilson said he was taking advice as to what should be done with it and options include returning it to the roof, although the exact location where it was found is not known. It could also be loaned to a museum or put on secure display within the church.
Fr Wilson added: "It is perhaps ironic that the pipe was discovered in 1955 during works to eradicate dry rot, and was returned to the church whilst further dry rot eradication works were under way.
"Further work is needed to safeguard the building, for which funding is being sought."


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In 1860, former Illinois congressman Abraham Lincoln defeated three other candidates for the presidency.
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Michael P. Haley has been a director of the Company since April 2005. Mr. Haley was a director of Province from February 2004 until the closing of LifePoint's business combination with Province in April 2005. Mr. Haley has served as executive chairman of Coach America, a transportation services operator, since September 2007; as an advisor to Fenway Partners, LLC, a private equity investment firm, since April 2006; and as a managing partner of its affiliate, Fenway Resources, since 2008. From January 1, 2005 to June 1, 2005, Mr. Haley served as chairman of MW Manufacturers, Inc., a producer and distributor of window and door products for the residential construction industry, and as senior vice president of sales and marketing for Ply Gem Industries, Inc., a manufacturer of residential exterior building products. From 2001 to January 1, 2005, Mr. Haley served as president and chief executive officer of MW Manufacturers, Inc. Prior to that time, Mr. Haley served in various management capacities with American of Martinsville, Inc, a manufacturer of commercial contract furniture and subsidiary of La-Z-Boy Incorporated, and with Loewenstein Furniture Group. Mr. Haley is a director of Ply Gem Industries, Inc., American National Bankshares, Inc., a publicly-traded bank holding company, and Stanley Furniture Company, a publicly-traded furniture manufacturer.


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They were from Alabama originally. I don't really know where
my Fathers' side of the family was from originally however, they seem to be from out of Johnston,S.C. area. Alot of them are buried at Dry Creek Baptist Church.
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Saudi: Oil exports to U.S. jump
<<The shift also could simply be the result of restoring supplies to U.S. customers whose shipments had been cut much more deeply after prices crashed four years ago.
"Up to 2008, there was definitely a much larger rise in shipments to Asia, that's where the demand was growing. The cuts that followed that were not proportionate," said a senior executive at a major Saudi oil customer.
"Now there's a degree of rebalancing." The rise in bookings to the U.S. Gulf has also tightened tanker availabilities, helping push the average earnings for VLCCs on the benchmark Middle Gulf to Japan route — the major market barometer — to their highest level in over a year to $33,205 a day, Baltic Exchange data showed.>>
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The first person to win the Nobel price twice; in Physics and Chemistry! On the occasion of her 144th birthday, I salute this scientist.
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Fukushima reactors. An explanation.
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I have been reading every news release on the incident since the earthquake. There has not been one single (!) report that was accurate and free of errors (and part of that problem is also a weakness in the Japanese crisis communication). By "not free of errors" I do not refer to tendentious anti-nuclear journalism – that is quite normal these days. By "not free of errors" I mean blatant errors regarding physics and natural law, as well as gross misinterpretation of facts, due to an obvious lack of fundamental and basic understanding of the way nuclear reactors are build and operated. I have read a 3 page report on CNN where every single paragraph contained an error.
I am become death, the destroyer of worlds!
Somethings simply require background!
Feynman succintly sums up how hard it is sometimes to explain technical details of any phenomenon in any science to a layman.


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Guitar Trio
Mason and his friends from school, Josh and Tony have formed a band called, "One Last Defiance." They have been getting together a couple of times a week to practice. All three of them play both electric and acoustic, with Josh playing bass.
Last night the band came to our house to play a song that Mason had written earlier that evening while they were at rehearsal.
We were happy to get the opportunity to hear them. They play well together!
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Again this year, Dane participated in his school's Black History Oratorical. He advanced through 3 rounds to make it to the night time performance. His poem was, "My Country," by Curtis Mayfield. He did a great job with it! His enunciation was wonderful as were his gestures and voice control. (See video below to judge for yourself.)
Short video of Dane's poem from the night performance.
All 56 performers were given a lovely certificate for just having the courage to get on stage and perform!
A short video of the 4th grade winner announcement.
Dane and classmate Nathan check out their trophies!
The 4th grade winners!
(This photo will be in the yearbook.)
Nanny came to hear Dane. She was a proud Nanny that night!
Dane and his good friend Kennedy pose for a trophy winner pictures. This is the second year in a row that they both earned trophies!
Afterwards, we all went to Freddie's to celebrate with a burger and custard.
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Dane was invited to lead the United States and the Texas State pledges at the PISD Trustee Board Meeting tonight. Dane was excited to get the opportunity to represent his school and family.
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He did such a good job! We were proud of him and the way he handled himself on the mic and with the hand shaking of the board members.
Here is the script of what was said about Dane as he shook hands with the board members.
"Dane is a fourth-grader in Mr. Lubman's class at Highland Park Elementary.
His principal, Mrs. Ruckel, describes Dane as a "super star."
He's a straight A student, a member of the Bulldog Honor Choir and the Diversity Team.
Dane is a busy young man!"
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Spring Break Road Trip
Dane, Clark, Granlally, and Grandad packed up their bags and hit the road for Spring Break. Starting from Texas they pointed the GPS towards Kentucky. (Can you point a GPS? Ha!)
I wasn't on the trip but am going to do my best to document the trip with site links. (If anyone who was on the trip wants to send me narrative, I will happily add it to the post.)
First stop,
The William J Clinton Presidential Center
in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Fun in the car!... Crazy in the car???
Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Park
in Hodgensville, Ky.
Sinking Springs
Lally with two of her cousins in Kentucky.
Makers Mark Distillery Tour
Loretto, KY.
Grandad purchased two bottles (one for me and Ed- whoop!) and got to dip the neck of the bottles in the red sealing wax.
Rooster Run, Kentucky- a great place to take your picture with a giant rooster and use the restroom.
Lally's sister, Gwen shows off her adorable granddaughter Iris.
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
in Louisville, Ky.
This Lego Event inside the Slugger Museum was what started the idea of the trip in the first place.
The Frazier Museum
in Lousiville, Ky.
The last stop was at the
St. Louis Arch
in St. Louis, MO.
Tally's Cafe
in Tulsa, OK on Route 66.
From here they pointed the GPS back to Texas. All this and more in 8 days! Whew!
They all reported having a great time. They all agreed they would take another road trip together, but only after a few days break from the car.
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text: I think you are repeating my steps :-) On sorted data (like [1..n]) quicksort is O(n^2). Please read this thread: http://www.nabble.com/(flawed-)-benchmark-:-sort-td15817832.html All best Christopher Skrzętnicki 2008/12/29 Adrian Neumann <aneumann at inf.fu-berlin.de>: > Ah that's interesting. Now my Mergesort is exactly as fast as List.sort. I > thought GHC was smart enough to do that kind of inter-module optimisation. > > Still, Quicksort is twice as fast, so at least one argument for a > Data.List.Sort package on hackage remains. > > > Am 29.12.2008 um 16:43 schrieb Bayley, Alistair: > >>> From: haskell-cafe-bounces at haskell.org >>> [mailto:haskell-cafe-bounces at haskell.org] On Behalf Of Adrian Neumann >>> >>> I don't consider myself to be a very advanced Haskell >>> programmer, but >>> I could come up with a Mergesort that beats List.sort, time- and >>> spacewise. >>> >>>> http://hpaste.org/13403 >>> >>> On my machine List.sort takes ~10 sec, mergeSort 7, qs 4 (compiled >>> with -O2). List.sort eats too much ram to sort 20.000.000 ints, my >>> algorithms don't. >>> QuickCheck says my implementations are correct. >> >> >> Your single module might be benefiting from optimisation; specifically, >> specialisation to Ints, which would allow the dictionary lookup to be >> removed. Can you get the same performance if you move your mergeSort & >> qs functions into a separate module, and only export mergeSort & qs? >> >> Alistair >> ***************************************************************** >> Confidentiality Note: The information contained in this message, >> and any attachments, may contain confidential and/or privileged >> material. It is intended solely for the person(s) or entity to >> which it is addressed. Any review, retransmission, dissemination, >> or taking of any action in reliance upon this information by >> persons or entities other than the intended recipient(s) is >> prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the >> sender and delete the material from any computer. >> ***************************************************************** >> > > > _______________________________________________ > Haskell-Cafe mailing list > Haskell-Cafe at haskell.org > http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell-cafe > >


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During the Chinese Fashion Week in Beijing, Confartigianato and ICE organize the event Italian Craftmanship.
Jewels and lyrics... Goldsmith creations and classical music on 8th December at San Severino Theatre
Jewels and lyrics, the event dedicated to goldsmiths and classical music and organized every year by Confartigianato Macerata is back. This year it will be held on 8th December 2014 at 5:30 pm at San Severino Theatre.
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Forget her feud with costar Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola: Jersey Shore's JWoww has found a new adversary.
Days after Kim Kardashian denied that she received filler injections in her lower lip, the MTV personality accused the Kourtney and Kim Take New York star of getting a little work done.
"Funny how stars don't man up to their plastic surgery…I did," the Jersey Shore star (real name: Jenni Farley) tweeted Thursday. "Blaming it on colds, etc. is just hysterical."
Quoting her Jersey Shore costar Deena Cortese, JWoww, 24, added: "Get real!" (Heidi Montag, who famously underwent 10 plastic surgeries in one day, later retweeted JWoww's comment.)
But Kardashian, 30, insists she's never been shy about fessing up to getting some minor cosmetic enhancements.
"I've tried Botox on the show. I'm the first one to talk about anything that I do," she told Extra on Tuesday. "It really pisses me off that all of these plastic surgery rumors are always linked to me."
So what gives?
"I have the flu," Kardashian explained of her plumper pout. "I'm puffy and swollen, and I have no make-up on. Why would I just do my bottom lip?"
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TERROR WARNING: EU rules could let attackers 'waltz into Britain', senior Tory warns
BRITAIN cannot prevent possible terrorists from entering the UK under current European Union rules, a senior Government minister is set to warn.
Dominic Raab has warned Britain may not be safe in the EU
Justice Minister Dominic Raab will say it is "increasingly difficult" for Britain to deal with free movement in the wake of the atrocities seen across Europe in recent months.
Mr Raab will say regaining control of Britain's borders from the bloated bureaucrats presiding over the bloc would be "a valuable defensive tool".
The prominent Eurosceptic claims rules laid down by fat cats in Brussels have left UK intelligence agencies powerless to stop EU nationals linked to terrorism from entering.
The justice minister says UK intelligence agencies are helpless against EU rules
He will tell Vote Leave supporters in London that countries outside the EU would not let dangerous individuals "waltz through passport control".
He will say: "Crucially, for UK intelligence agencies, we cannot bar individuals on whom we have sketchy intelligence but reason to believe may be linked to terrorist related or other serious criminal activity. Or who may have done something which gives rise to questions, such as visiting Syria, without a clear or credible reason.
"In most countries outside the EU, you can bet that individuals flagged in this way would not waltz through passport control without these doubts or question marks being answered or assuaged.
Mr Raab will say countries outside the EU are more likely to be safer
"EU rules set the bar for taking meaningful action impossibly high which means we effectively have to give a free pass into Britain to those coming from the EU.
"It massively increases the pool of people that need to be monitored by the intelligence agencies.
"The numbers involved make it exponentially harder for them to sift out those presenting a credible and current danger.
Dominic Raab has hit out at EU rules
"Those individuals who should attract the closest surveillance. And that means we are importing risk and stretching our capacity to cope with it on a worrying scale.
"It is too early to accurately assess the extent to which borderless travel facilitated those involved in the Brussels attacks.
"But, it is undeniable that regaining control over our borders would be a valuable defensive tool in protecting Britain from future terrorist attacks."
Will Straw, executive director of Britain Stronger in Europe, accused his opposite number of being "deliberately misleading".
He said: "The Leave campaigns have clearly given up on having an honest debate and are being deliberately misleading.
"What they won't admit to voters is that leaving Europe could see the UK border move from Calais to Dover.
"It would mean our intelligence services wouldn't have access to databases of criminals' DNA.
"It would mean an end to our invaluable use of the European Arrest Warrant.
"That's why the weight of opinion in the UK and within the international intelligence community - including six former Home Secretaries, a former immigration minister, the former Director of Public Prosecutions, the British Director of Europol and the former head of the UK Border Force - is behind Britain staying in the EU."


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Alleged drug lab father released on strict bail
A 32-year-old man, accused of injuring his four-year-old son when a drug lab exploded, has appeared in a West Australian court.
Mark Dennehy and his son were rushed to hospital with severe burns after the explosion at a house in the Perth suburb of Bertram on July 31.
Police allege he had a drug lab set up in the bathroom of the home.
The blast was so powerful it blew a large hole in the roof, demolished internal walls, and buckled steel beams on the home's patio.
Dennehy was arrested by Organised Crime Squad detectives yesterday as he was being discharged from Royal Perth Hospital's burns unit.
He is one of the first people to face WA's new mandatory sentencing laws for harming a child while manufacturing drugs.
Dennehy, who is a self-employed concreter, limped into the court room with compression bandages on both arms.
His lawyer said on the day in question, Dennehy was visiting the house which is leased to his partner, the mother of the injured boy.
She was not at home at the time of the blast which caused $285,000 damage.
The lawyer claimed there was no evidence that connected the accused with any attempt to manufacture drugs or that any of the equipment belonged to him.
He also said the prosecution's case was based on circumstantial evidence.
Today, in the Rockingham Magistrates Court, Dennehy was granted bail under strict conditions after his lawyer told the court he required ongoing treatment at the specialist burns unit.
The magistrate Dennis Temby granted bail on a $20,000 personal undertaking and a $20,000 similar surety, ordered him to reside at his mother's Baldivis home, to surrender his passport and not to approach any airport.
Dennehy was also told he was not allowed to possess ephedrine or pseudo-ephedrine or similar substances.
The court was told Dennehy's son has since been discharged from hospital.
Doctors are unsure if he will have permanent scarring as a result of his burns.
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PALM-AIRE — When Kristine Insalaco heads for the kitchen, there's usually not a stick in butter in sight.
Instead, the Palm-Aire resident pulls out a slender bottle of olive oil straight from Italy. Whether cooking dinner or baking brownies or chocolate chip cookies, Insalaco has found her niche in what she hopes is liquid gold.
She and her business partner and boyfriend Fabio Giaoni recently launched their business, Sapora della Vita Italian Importers, and now are working as the exclusive distributor for certain hand-crafted olive oils straight from the vineyards of Italy.
"I want to let people have a little bit of Italy in their home and introduce them to something that's delicious and good for you," said Insalaco, a nurse at Manatee Memorial Hospital.
The company offers extra virgin olive oils from a family farm in Umbria, Italy, including four aromatic oils, which come in flavors of white truffle, rosemary, lemon and pepperoncino. Currently, all products offered are the Sapore della Vita line, but Insalaco and Giaoni are working on branding another olive oil, which is produced in the Puglia region of Italy, and introducing it stateside.
Insalaco is marketing the products to residents and retailers alike during her off time.
Insalaco met Gaioni in Sarasota about five years ago. Gaioni had been shooting a film in Crystal River and spent much of his off time relaxing in Sarasota for the month he was in the United States.
Insalaco had a hunch something may come of the relationship, even introducing Gaioni to her parents before he headed back to Italy.
"I just had a feeling," she said. "There was something kind and gentle about him."
The two kept in touch, and when Gaioni visited in November, both knew their relationship was special. Insalaco flew to Italy the following month to visit Gaioni and to meet his family.
"When I went to his house, I was amazed at his kitchen because there were so many bottles of olive oil," Insalaco said.
But Giaoni said each had a distinct flavor with many uses.
"He said, 'You really have to taste it,'" Insalaco recalled.
And with that, Gianoi lined up the bottles and asked his girlfriend which one she'd like to try. The first oil proved too strong for Insalaco's taste. But the second, which Giaoni recommended because of its softer flavor, became Insalaco's favorite — Sapore della Vita.
After Insalaco was laid off from her job in pharmaceutical sales and marketing in 2008, the couple officially launched a way to meld their cultures and an ocean-wide gap between them, testing the waters to become the exclusive distributor for the olive oil they both already loved.
"I said, 'OK. I'm ready,'" Insalaco said. "I would bring the (olive oil) around for people to taste, friends and relatives. They loved it. It was a lot of fun. I thought this would be great (for a business)."
As the exclusive U.S. distributors of Sapora della Vita, the first shipment of olive oils came in October 2009. The company's website launched five months later.
Insalaco said she and Giaoni are working to find other producers in Italy with which to do business.
"The key to our business is artisan producers," Insalaco said. "We want someone who honors the craft."
Sapore della Vita's products will receive organic certification in December.
"(Because of that) our first goal is to get that recognized nationally and to expand retail business," Insalaco said. "We want to be the market leader."
Insalaco and Giaoni are hopeful business will pick up enough that Giaoni can move to the United States next year.
"We'll be together finally," Insalaco said.
For more information, visit its website, saporedellavita.com.
Contact Pam Eubanks at [email protected].
1/3 cup Sapore d' Arte Azienda Agricola Del Buon Trombone EVOO
1/2 cup all-purpose/plain flour, or "00" (if so, use an additional tablepoon)
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
2 large eggs, at room temperature
3/4 cup superfine/caster sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
5 ounces bittersweet chocolate (Insalaco recommends Valrhona)
2/3 cup lightly walnuts, chopped
• Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Line an eight-inch square baking pan with a lightly oiled and floured piece of parchment paper that overhangs the pan on two sides (this aids in removal later)
• Melt the 5 ounces of bittersweet chocolate over low heat on the stovetop or in the microwave and whisk intheoil. Let cool.
• Mix the flour and salt together in a small bowl. In a large bowl, beat the eggs and sugar until pale, thickened and billowy, about five minutes. Fold in the vanilla and the cooled chocolate mixture, then fold in the flour and optional nuts, stirring just until everything is combined.
• Pour into the prepared pan and distribute evenly. Bake 22 minutes.


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Jeff Bridges Returns to Music with New Self-Titled Album [VIDEO]
Jeff Bridges has been singing, playing guitar, and writing songs for years — in fact, in the '90s, he even went so far as to release an album, 'Be Here Soon,' on his own label, Ramp Records. But it wasn't until he starred in 2009′s 'Crazy Heart' that Bridges really had a chance to explore his musical artistry on the big screen.
Now, in a case of life imitating art (or is it the other way around?), Bridges is returning to record store shelves with his self-titled debut for Blue Note Records.