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WARNING: This movie contains explicit content and is intended for mature audiences only!! Watch at your own risk (of liking).
Humor: 2
Blood: 3
Nudity: 4
Minutes FF'ed thru: about 5 minutes, chase scenes got kind of redundant
Overall rating: 3.5
In the same vein as Ilsa the Wicked Warden, this film follows a similar formula, but offers lots of hot, ass-kicking women, who proudly show their own.
Helman Himmler is the leader of the new Nazi regime and has a soft spot for hot, naked women, but what straight man doesn't? Problem is, his right-hand woman, a leather-clad blonde named Adriana, doesn't appreciate his wandering eyes.
While ransacking the prison, Adriana stumbles across a formula which will reanimate the dead as superhumans. She injects one of the male prisoners, and after a series of convulsions, he breaks free from his chains and beats the shit out of a female inmate. She then trades three captives for a truckload of dead bodies and starts to build her army.
Enter, Susanna and Emily, two badass gun-toting mamma jammas who battle Adriana's rage-infested soldiers and don't even seem to break a sweat.
So, what does this film really have to offer? Action-yes, girls-yes, soldiers of the dead-sorta, but with naked gladiator fights, scantly clad women delving out ass-beatings, and a little blood and gore to top it off, it's sure to satisfy any fan of the genre. Plus, it's nice to see a new generation of Nazisploitation movies emerge. Since this is Part 1, and the ending leaves you hanging, the next installment is sure to come. Thanks to Scotty for sending me a copy, and I really forward to the follow-up.
If you're interested in more movies of this genre, Wild Eye pictures will offer their vision later this year with Blitzkrieg: Escape from Stalag 69.
ActionGirls: Soldiers Of The Dead Part 1 by K-Fleet
WARNING: This movie contains explicit content and is intended for mature audiences only!! Watch at your own risk (of liking).
by K-Fleet
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I saw the threailer for Blitzkrieg Escape from Stalag 69, it's seems like more of a period piece, much like a Franco or Ilsa movie. Maybe.
They sure are going for the grind house feel either way.
- March 20, 2008 at 8:34 PM


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HE did not occupy one of the centre stage seats when Bradley Saunders took his place on the top table to preview tomorrow's bonanza of title fight boxing in Newcastle, yet he displayed all the confidence of a champion.
Saunders, based in Spain these days, was suited and booted at the Hilton in Gateshead to give his tenth professional fight with Finland's Ville Piispanen the big build up before the meeting at the Metro Radio Arena.
After starting his pro career with nine straight victories, seven by stoppage, this weekend's contest marks another step up for the County Durham fighter as he fights for his first title since turning his back on his successful amateur days.
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The WBO Inter-Continental light welterweight belt is not quite the honour he craves over the longer term, but it would lead to him gaining a ranking to move on towards an even greater prize.
British champion Curtis Woodhouse is one of a growing list of boxers to have turned away from facing Saunders, but Piispanen arrives with plenty of experience.
He has only lost four of his 18 contests, but the Scandinavian has had eight European title contests. Saunders said: "I'm looking forward to making the weight for the first time because you know you are going for a title then.
"Obviously, I'm a very big light-welter so my head's on making the weight on Friday and doing the job on Saturday. He asked to fight me four weeks ago, and my manager Frank Warren said 'no, unless it's for a title'. Luckily enough, the WBO sanctioned it.
"He's fought at a much higher level than me. He's fought for European titles numerous times and dropped the European champion in the tenth round, which shows he comes to win and that he's in there until the end, and he's actually asked to fight me.
"He's a tough man. He comes forward and doesn't take a backwards step. Everyone knows I like a fight. I can box and fight, but no one's seen the boxing side of me yet. They might see both on Saturday."
Saunders has relocated to Marbella these days, where he works to a strict training routine at Macklin's MGM Marbella Gym. He feels his preparations ahead of the 10 x 3min round clash with Piispanen have been just perfect.
"I like to come back to the North-East and fight in front of people I know," said Saunders, a former Olympian, who travelled the world representing his country.
"I just want to do well for them. I know nothing else except boxing, and I really, really want to help put the North-East on the boxing map. I want us to have another champion like Stuart Hall. That's what I'm looking to be. I've got no doubt in my mind that I will be. Otherwise, I wouldn't be in the sport. It's what I've wanted since I was a kid."
Saunders stopped Scotland's Mitch Prince in the fourth round in April when he displayed his quality and he is keen to deliver again against Piispanen before Darlington's Hall steps in to the ring.
Hall is already on the world stage and is desperate to defend his IBF bantamweight crown for the second time against Merseyside's Paul Butler. There has been no love lost in the build up to the contest and Butler suggested yesterday he will not be returning to Ellesmere Port without the belt.
The 25-year-old has won all 15 of his pro bouts but former cruiserweight world champion Glenn McCrory believes Butler's opportunity has come too soon.
"I think it's a good fight," said McCrory. "Paul Butler is a very good talent. He's the smaller man and people are wondering if he's got the power and the strength to do it. I can just see this fight has come too soon for Butler. He would have done better with some more fights.
"It's very easy to underestimate Stuey Hall because he's not a flash, mouthy individual. But he is solid, trains very hard and what he does, he does very well. He is going to be a very hard man to derail. I think Butler will come again but I think this fight is too early. Hall is bigger, stronger, more accomplished and more experienced."
Also appearing on tomorrow night's show will be Birtley's British cruiserweight champion Jon-Lewis Dickinson when he challenges Commonwealth ruler Ovill McKenzie. Guisborough's Josh Leather, County Durham's Thomas Patrick Ward, Sunderland's Jordan King and Northumberland's Lewis Scott will provide more local flavour to the bill.
And it was announced yesterday that Chris Eubank Jnr will be on the undercard along with Young Fury, brother of Tyson, who will make his debut.
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text: Sciencedaily Ancient skeleton discovered on Antikythera Shipwreck An international research team discovered a human skeleton during its ongoing excavation of the famous Antikythera Shipwreck (circa 65 B.C.). The shipwreck, which holds the remains of a Greek trading or cargo ship, is located off the Greek island of Antikythera in the Aegean Sea. The first skeleton recovered from the wreck site during the era of DNA... #skeleton #shipwreck #antikythera Tweet Source: sciencedaily.com Read More


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Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New York
I posted "I have a lien on a property dating to 2006. A bank bought the mortgage to the property in 2012 and is foreclosing. They filed a complaint against me saying that they don't have to pay me anything unless there is money left over after the sale, after paying taxes, after their own expenses, etc., and even then it is their option whether to "share in surplus monies" with me. I assume that their lien is superior to mine, but shouldn't they be required to pay me before they get any surplus money? I need to file an answer and am not certain what to say."
2 Answers from Attorneys
I assume that a lien dating to 2006 is a docketed judgment or a mortgage, because mechanics' liens die off quickly. Mechanics lienors have special defenses.
You should ask to see the original mortgage note. If they don't have the original note, then they don't have standing to foreclose.
Surplus money is something the bank does not get to touch. Leftover $$ is paid into court and divvied up per the surplus money proceeding. Even if they prove standing, you can still challenge the amount they are claiming.
They have no option, the court decrees how much the mortgage lien is valued at.
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Water resources eAtlas
Revenga, Carmen ; Nackoney, Janet ; Hoshino, Eriko ; Kura, Yumiko ; Maidens, Jon
IUCN ; International Water Management Institute ; Ramsar Convention Bureau ; WRI
Washington, DC : WRI, 2003. 1 cd.
Order number: 2011
This CD provides maps of land cover, population density and biodiversity for 154 basins and sub-basins around the world. It lists indicators and variables for each of these basins and, where appropriate, provides links and references to relevant information. It further contains 20 global maps portraying relevant water resources issues. There are coloured buttons that function as a menu to select individual basins by continent. Each continental menu provides access to interactive maps and lists of basins per continent through which you can access individual basin profiles. There is also a button for the global indicator maps. All basin profiles and global maps can also be downloaded as PDFs.
Note: Includes maps for 154 river basins in the world with land cover, population density and biodiversity data.


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Horror Talk interviews Joe R. Lansdale
Gabino Iglesias over at Horror Talk recently sat down with Joe R. Lansdale for an interview that you won't want to miss! Be sure to check it out HERE.
And of course, Black Death Books is proud to offer a wild dose of Lansdale called Deranged By Choice:


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Honda Motor Co. will recall 19,197 Acura MDX sport-utility vehicles equipped with all-wheel-drive to tighten bolts in the drive system.
All of the vehicles were recently built and from the 2014 model year.
Honda said it wants owners to bring the cars back to dealers so that mechanics can inspect the upscale SUVs to see if they need to tighten or replace bolts used to secure the propeller shaft, a component of the AWD system.
During assembly, it is possible that one or more of the four bolts that attach a propeller shaft to a universal joint were not tightened properly. A bolt that is not properly fastened could loosen over time and fall out, possibly allowing one end of the propeller shaft to detach.
That could cause excessive noise and possibly damage the vehicle while driving, increasing the risk of a crash.
Honda said it knows of no customer complaints, crashes or injuries have been reported related to this issue, which was discovered during vehicle assembly.
Mary Barra's rise from GM intern to chief executive
Ford unveils sixth-generation Mustang for 50th anniversary
Treasury sells rest of GM stock, ends bailout with $10.5-billion loss
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Utah State University Grad Students Volunteer as "Loggers"
Tuesday, Mar. 02, 2004
LOGAN — Every year since 1985, approximately 8,000 people brave winter roads in the last week of January to travel to Elko, Nev., for the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, a celebration of ranching culture and its creative traditions of poetry and song. This year, a group of eight current and former Utah State University department of English graduate students traveled to Elko to volunteer as "loggers," whose task is to create a written record of each performance. These records will be archived in the Western Folklife Center.
The Utah State group was recruited by Sally Haueter, Utah State folklore grad student and manager of the Cowboy Poetry Gathering. Over a total of six days, Haueter oversees the presentation of dozens of workshops and performances, featuring close to 100 cowboy poets, musicians, craftsmen and visual artists. The English department volunteers signed on to log four to five shows per day over a three-day period. The Utah State volunteers included Sharon Seminario, Kevin Davis, Mary Ellen Greenwood, Liz Harvey, Darcy Minter, Rachel Rich, Brooke Smith and Sarah Vause.
Harvey said the opportunity to experience folklore outside of the academic setting was the most significant aspect of the gathering.
"I can study culture and folklore all I want, but it will never give me possession of the folklore of a culture," she said. "I appreciated the opportunity to sit humbly and learn from those around me about life and love and the land."
Greenwood found that the gathering enhanced her perspective as a writer.
"One of my interests is in the individual's relationship with his or her environment," Greenwood said. "By participating in the gathering, I observed — through music and readings — multiple connections people have with their landscape and how it forms identity."
"The thing I most enjoyed about the Cowboy Poetry Gathering was the people," said Vause. "The poets and musicians were real people speaking and singing about real life, but more importantly, they were happy to include you in their experience and in some small way make it yours."
The National Cowboy Poetry Gathering was started by western folklorists who rediscovered a long-standing oral tradition still practiced by the cowboys and cowgirls of the contemporary West. These folklorists saw an opportunity to bring cowboy poetry and song to a larger audience and, in the process, strengthen and maintain the art form, and support the men and women who practice it.
The National Cowboy Poetry Gathering outperformed all expectations, growing from a small regional festival to an event that was awarded national status by the U.S. Congress in 2000. The gathering is produced by the Western Folklife Center, a nonprofit organization in Elko that preserves and presents the folk arts of the West. In addition to producing the gathering, the center conducts folklore research, produces media and presents public performances, exhibits and educational programs.
Utah State University associate professor of English Steve Siporin was involved in coordinating the gathering in its very early years, and he returned this year to conduct a writing workshop called "Transforming Memories" with his wife, Ona, and to host several performances.
"In the early days of the gathering, I think even we were surprised that people came and stayed and loved what was happening," said Siporin. "The event has been the inspiration for many more gatherings on a local level not only throughout the West, but practically everywhere in the United States."
According to Siporin, this is evidence that cowboy poetry is only one category of a thriving vernacular poetry writing tradition in America, including loggers, sailors, housewives, rap artists and more.
"My personal experience is that when you spend time around the people who recite cowboy poetry and spend some time listening to it, you'll find all that you want out of any kind of literature — laughter and tears, enlightenment and discovery, despair and hope over human effort and desire," Siporin said. "You'll be entertained and encouraged. You'll be reminded that art isn't the monopoly of the wealthy or the educated: art is a human universal."
February 27, 2004
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This week is the one year anniversary of my move from the Fargo, ND office and the Business Framework team to the Durham, NC office and the Team Foundation Server Version Control team. I've spent the last few days reflecting on the last year. This is one of those reflections. It was written for myself but I thought I'd share it – my blog is a glorified backup system if nothing else…
My work habits are somewhat reflected in my writing style. I am overly verbose, I get off topic quite frequently, and once I can understand how the problem will be solved I get bored and want to move on to the next problem.
Oops– just did it again. The last part has nothing to do with my writing style. Or perhaps everything to do with it.
The point is that I ramble.
I'm like a hound dog chasing its nose through unfamiliar woods. I end up miles from where I should be and I'm not always sure how to get home.
My rambling is not limited to the world of writing or conversation. When I do something I go all the way. I also ramble around the office.
In the Fargo office the building layout is your typical cube farm. Hundreds of people crammed into 8x6 cubicles in the most economical means possible. It was too bright, too noisy and there were too many interruptions. I would solve this by going on walks. Long walks. Thinking walks. I might put on four to six thousand steps a day on my walks (I often wear a pedometer to work). On these walks I would think about the problem I was trying to tackle. I would think about schedules and estimations and meetings.
Basically it ruined walking for me.
But it became a habit. When I have a problem I think it through on a walk.
After moving to the Durham, NC office things were different. I have a private office so I can control the light levels and noise. I can close my door when I want to be left alone, and I can leave it open when I don't mind hearing the exterior conversations. But what didn't change was that I still took long walks. In Fargo you could not leave the building for half the year – it is simply too cold. But here I can go outside and walk around. Ridiculously long walks. I once came home with more than 12,000 steps on my pedometer (though I did think my way through a rather complex problem so it was worth it).
The problem is that I sometimes was walking when I shouldn't be. Any gap in my day was suddenly filled with aimless rambling. I started keeping track and discovered I was leaving my office for a short walk (7 to 10 minutes – two or three laps around the second floor) more than 6 times per day. I'd leave the building for a long walk twice a week on average.
Add on to that the trips to the restroom and break room and I was leaving my office upwards of 20 to 25 times per day.
This was keeping me from getting into the zone. When I'm not in the zone I'm not productive. When I'm not productive I fall behind. When I fall behind I get stressed. When I'm stressed I can't get into the zone.
What's a rambling-addicted fellow to do?
I took a piece of yellow business paper and a black dry-erase marker. I wrote the words "Where are you going?" in huge print and I hung it on my door in such a way that I could not leave the office without seeing it.
I can't tell you how many times I stood up to go on a walk, without even thinking about it, and seeing the paper made me think for a few more seconds before walking out the door.
Is this walk going to be productive? Can it wait? Do I really need a thinking walk or do I just need to stretch? What is the goal of this movement?
After a few weeks of having that sign hanging the number of times I leave my office has been cut by more than half. I still take think walks but I go on them with a goal so I know when I'm done walking and can measure if it was successful or not.
I am spending less time rambling and more time in the zone where I get my best work done.


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Himachal Gramin Bank unions stage protest against management
Himachal Gramin Bank (HGB) chairman Satish Kumar, on seeing the intensity of the ongoing hunger strike and proposed indefinite strike from July 16 by the HGB unions, has invited the employees' union leaders for a talk, on Thursday.india Updated: Jun 26, 2014 19:58 IST
Himachal Gramin Bank (HGB) chairman Satish Kumar, on seeing the intensity of the ongoing hunger strike and proposed indefinite strike from July 16 by the HGB unions, has invited the employees' union leaders for a talk, on Thursday. Kumar has assured the union leaders to fulfill their demands within a time period of one month. HGB is a rural bank working in Mandi and Kullu districts of the state and is supported by Punjab National Bank (PNB).
The HGB employees' and officers' associations had organised a protest against the bank management at the HGB head office in Jawahar Nagar area on Wednesday.
Officers' organisation vice-president DC Sharma said that the management had appointed the district coordinator officers (DCOs), whereas the bank recruitment and promotion policy had no such provision.
The organisation's general secretary MP Soni said that the management had introduced new transfer policy without consulting the employees association and provisions of the new policy were not at all in favour of the employees and officers of the bank.
Bank union leaders alleged that the general manager (GM), human resources and development, MS Chauhan was found to be involved in scams in the past and an inquiry by the bank's chief vigilance officer was underway.
"Punjab National Bank (PNB), parental bank of HGB, should not depute a person at the post of GM who is facing corruption charges and an inquiry. The GM is a responsible post and only an honest and hard working person should be handed over responsibility of the welfare of employees," said Sharma.
The leaders said that the associations were demanding removal of Chauhan as he could tamper with records and this could affect genuineness of the inquiry against him.
"Moreover, at a time when the ,GM is facing a departmental inquiry in a corruption case against him, the PNB authorities have handed over the power of transfers of the HGB employees to him. Employees now fear harassment and involvement of corrupt practices in transfers in the future," said Sharma.
He further said if bank management failed to roll back the new transfer policy and appointment of DCOs as well as the GM's removal, then both the unions would start a hunger strike from July 16.


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From the Publisher
Taya created her own world with her bare hands. In a foreign country, a mother of two children devoted to her husband. She was fighting for survival, but deep inside she wanted romance, to be looked after, loved and cherished. To feel like a woman! What is a young woman thinking about? What are her dreams? What does she worry about, feels sorry for? What does inspire her? What can she forgive, or forever hold the grudge? As in a maelstrom, she threw herself into a relationship with a man who worshipped her. Overcoming the distance, Taya, like a butterfly flew into the light. She didn't know what destiny had planned for her. Betrayal and disappointment are waiting for Taya every step of the way. What is she going to be left with? What is going to be her decision? What does the future holds for her? What's most important in her life? Deep inside her she is going to find answers to difficult questions. She is going to prove to the world, that she is happy!! She's a woman!! This book reveals a woman's heart. After reading this book, every woman will gain understanding of what is going to support and help her in a difficult time and push her towards change.
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Need a hit!....and another....and another
Hey at least my Pacers are playing well...
This offense is playing like crap and nothing else really matters. One or two runs a game is gonna get you about 50 wins. If you're lucky.
Lance just tweeted this
BP .200, Hanigan .200, Ludwick .200, Bruce .186, Stubbs .175, Rolen .135, Harris .056
And lol, Willie Harris is batting .056. If he can't even bunt then he serves no purpose to our bench.
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I've been thinking about making this topic for a while.
Simple. Longer descriptions.
I think there should be more like 2000 characters. Maybe more. I don't think there's such a thing as too much. If, for example, I want to write a poem in the description of my drawings, I don't feel I should be held back by the unreasonably small description limit. Or maybe I want to elaborate on the techniques I used in a drawing, or just in general.
It might only benefit a handful of people. But it's not going to get in the way for artists who write nothing in their descriptions. And it could be really important to some artists. And I don't see how it could be a remotely difficult/time-consuming edit to make.
Please consider it.
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I support this~
Always wish I had more room in the description area.
Sometimes there is a story behind a picture or something that takes considerable space that 250 characters just doesn't cover.
Yes please.
Agreed =w=
i hope this idea come to true..i am for it
YESSSSS! Or at least 400 characters!
This...I support wholeheartedly! O_O
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text: London (ANI): A former Playboy Playmate of the Year says that it was Hugh Hefners strict needs and harsh curfews that made all his previous girlfriends to walk out on him. Sara Jean Underwood, who won the title in 2007, has said that all three Girls Next Door stars mdash;Kendra Wilkinson, Bridget Marquardt And Holly Madison mdash;were unhappy with Hefner and the discipline he imposed on them.And thats the reason why they all ended-up dumping the 82-year-old Playboy mogul. ldquo;Theyre young girls and they should be out there partying, but they had strict curfews and had to be in by nine oclock, the Sun quoted her as saying. She added: ldquo;Had they stayed, none of them would have been happy.Sara herself stayed at the Playboy mansion for almost three years, and eventually moved out in August 2008 to return to university. And now shes said: ldquo;I went home when it was a really good time to leave, Meanwhile, Kendra is all set to marry NFL star Hank Baskett, Holly is dating illusionist Criss Angel, and Bridget has said that shes enjoying being single again.


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While the Qt 5.1 and 5.2 updates brought a large number of new features to the Qt5 platform, the Qt 5.3 release is being planned as the next Qt tool-kit update more about improving performance and stability.
Lars Knoll presented today a proposed Qt 5.3 schedule now that Qt 5.2 should finally be shipping next week. Lars was quick to say he's aiming for Qt 5.3 to be less about features and more focused on stability and performance.
Under the plan at Digia, the final release of Qt 5.3 will come on the 29th of April while the feature freeze goes into effect 14 February, the alpha on 20 February, the beta on 13 March, and the release candidate on 10 April.
More details on Qt 5.3 planning can be found via this mailing list message.


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Jesse Eisenberg has been telling MTV what we can expect from his version of classic Superman antagonist Lex Luthor, with the actor explaining that the big bad of Batman v Superman will not be "this silly, villainous character".
"The expectations that I have are never the same expectations that an audience has," says Eisenberg. "I don't have expectations for myself to adhere to a comic book character, but a lot of people are interested in how I would coincide with the comic book character. But it couldn't be farther from my mind, because I'm just playing a role."
"It's a really great character that's written by this guy, Chris Terrio, he's a phenomenal writer… He loves my character in the same way I love my character. He put a lot of work into it. It's a great character, there's an emotional core to the character. It's not this silly, villainous character. This is a real depiction of a person who thinks these things. So the challenge is to make it seem real."
It remains to be seen whether Luthor will be the film's only villain, but from the sounds of Eisenberg's comments, this version of the character should be a more interesting proposition than the more cartoonish iterations that have gone before. Directed by Zack Snyder and co-starring Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill in the title roles, Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice will open in the UK and US on 25 March 2016.


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Just in time for this year's football season comes David Joachim's "The Tailgater's Cookbook" (Broadway Books), full of recipes and tips for the fans who like to feast in the parking lot before the game.
Joachim, who became a celebrity with his previous book, "A Man, A Can, A Plan," provides not only cooking instructions, but a game plan for how to execute each recipe from the back of the car.
With each dish there are instructions for what to do before you go to the game and what to do once you get there.
Interspersed among the 90 recipes are football, basketball and NASCAR trivia.
The recipes are divided into unconventional chapters: "In the Cooler" (for dips, salads, sandwiches), "On the Grill" (grilled foods), "Out of the Pot" (stews, chili, side dishes made in pans and skillets), "From the Thermos" (cold and hot drinks) and "In the Bag" (dishes made at home and carried to the game).
The dishes range from mundane chocolate chip cookies to an ambitious deep-fried turkey.
These are not highbrow recipes; Joachim is not above using ready-made pie crusts, pizza dough and coleslaw.
The directions at times need tweaking.
What would have been a perfectly good recipe for grilled calzones fell apart, literally, because the calzones were too large to turn easily with a spatula on the grill.
The Tomato-Olive Goat-Cheese Tart recipe did not say to chop the olives, which would have been preferable to using them whole as directed.
But Joachim's Grilled Corn Salad with Honey-Lime Dressing was a delicious recipe, and would be as suitable on the family dinner table as it would be on the tailgate.
Joachim's Grilled Corn Salad with Honey-Lime
5 ears grilled corn on the cob
juice of 1 lime
1/4 cup olive oil
2 tsp. honey
1/2 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. ground black pepper
1/2 cup finely chopped red onion
1 small cucumber, finely chopped
1/2 red bell pepper, finely chopped
1 tbsp. mint
Before you go (or when you get there if you'll be grilling): Grill corn in the husk on medium-high heat until charred all over, about 15 minutes, turning now and then.
When cool enough to handle, pull back husks and stand ears up on cutting board with fat end down.
Cut straight down, slicing kernels off cobs.
Put lime juice in medium bowl, then gradually whisk in oil in a slow, steady stream until fully incorporated.
Whisk in honey, salt and pepper.
Stir in corn, onion, cucumber, bell pepper and mint, breaking up strips of corn.
Serve immediately or chill in refrigerator or cooler up to 3 days.
Tip: You can use boiled corn if a grill is not available.
Serves 6.
Per serving: 169 calories; 3 grams protein; 10 grams fat; 1 gram saturated fat; 20 grams carbohydrate; 2 grams fiber; 0 milligrams cholesterol; 204 milligrams sodium
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Despite the initial struggle of first-gen Google TV devices, the home entertainment platform will get a second wind next year care of Samsung. The global tech giant, one of the world's largest television manufacturers, will launch its own TV with Google's software built-in in 2012.
The Wall Street Journal confirms that Sammy is in final talks to start producing Google TVs. So far, only Sony has offered a set with the software, which allows users to access the entire Internet a long with a variety of entertainment apps, baked in. Stand-a-lone set top boxes by Sony and Logitech have not sold well.
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MEXICO CITY — If any protester is tired of motorists heckling her and honking for her to get out of the way, it is Juana Perez, who is just one among a sea of teachers who have been marching in the luxury shopping street Masaryk in the days before a new president celebrates Mexico's independence.
"I'd rather be teaching than protesting," she said. "But unless we protest, no one takes us into account, as if we don't even exist. I wish there was another way to do things, but this is Mexico."
As Mexico prepares to celebrate its 203rd anniversary Monday, the country is wracked by protests over education, energy and fiscal reforms. Sometimes a glimpse at the chaos — protesters invading major roads or forming human walls to delay 747s from taking off — underscores the saying: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
"This is democracy in Mexico — taking your cause to the streets," said Celeste Gonzalez de Bustamante, a visiting professor from the University of Arizona at La Iberoamericana. "The only way you force people to listen to your cause is to stop airplanes from taking off because what else do you do? Sometimes in Mexico it looks like you take one foot forward and three back, but that's democracy in progress."
Independence Day, analysts and protesters say, is an occasion to remember not only the birth of the nation but also where Mexico, a nation of some 116 million people, is today. It's a time, some say, to assess the challenges ahead for President Enrique Peña Nieto and his policies as he prepares to deliver his first grito, the traditional cry for independence, Sunday night from the National Palace.
"Mexico today is a country disoriented, confused," said political analyst Lenin Martell of the State of Mexico University. "We're told we're a middle-class country and we have a new narrative to follow, one away from violence and more about the economic promise. But yet around us we're seeing crimes, impunity continue and the disparities grow, evident by the clashes on our streets."
Peña Nieto, who took office in December, is considered one of the most reform-minded presidents in contemporary times. The president said last week that the structural reforms are aimed at "breaking with old models, antique practices with forms that no longer work. They're obsolete and halt the development [Mexico] must have."
But a challenge for Peña Nieto is that it's his Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, "that's pushing for new practices — the same party that perfected the old ones," said historian Sergio Silva Castañeda at the Instituto Tecnológico Autonomo de Mexico. "That's part of the resistance."
Last week, Peña Nieto signed a controversial education reform bill into law, unleashing an outcry from teachers who protested and camped under tents in the national square known as the Zócalo. The new law calls for mandatory teacher evaluations, which unions consider a violation of human rights. The government and supporters have long applauded the reforms as critical in fixing Mexico's decrepit education system.
Protests are expected to grow in the coming weeks as Congress debates fiscal and energy reform, arguably the most ambitious and controversial item on Peña Nieto's agenda. The bill calls for Mexico's long held closed energy sector to open up to private investors, which supporters say is necessary to end corruption and inefficiency and to rescue a sector increasingly in the hands of organized criminals who illegally suck away billions of barrels a year.
Pro-reform supporters also believe that foreign companies could help Pemex reverse declining production by applying its capital and expertise to deep-water and shale oil ventures, similar to those booming across the Texas border in places like the Midland-Odessa Permian Basin and South Texas.
Nationalists call the move nothing more than handing over the state-owned oil companies to foreigners. In 1938, President Lázaro Cárdenas kicked foreign oil companies out of country, a date ingrained in the mind of Mexicans and celebrated annually as a national holiday.
This week, as Reyes marched with other teachers, Luisa and Eduardo Moreira pulled out their phones out and took pictures.
"We're a country in crisis," Eduardo added. "We even suck in soccer."
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By Debby Stone
June 18, 2008, was a sunny, clear morning that Kathy Hurd will never forget and friend Kathi Sturgeon can't remember. While riding their bicycles on El Dorado Hills Boulevard's bike lane around 10 a.m. Hurd and Sturgeon were hit by an intoxicated, uninsured 19-year-old driver. Hurd and Sturgeon, members of the the Bodacious Biking Babes all-female bicycle team, were training for the Seattle to Portland double century to be held one month later.
Both women were critically injured, one with life-threatening injuries.
Their journeys to recovery will be celebrated on Saturday, June 18, three years after the crash at the collision location on El Dorado Hills Boulevard. At 11:30 a.m. Hurd and Sturgeon will ride their bicycles from the corner of El Dorado Hills Boulevard and Serrano Parkway about one mile to "the rocks," the vicinity where they were hit. Friends, family and the community are invited to ride their bikes with them or walk behind the cyclists or meet at "the rocks" for a toast with non alcoholic cider. A buy-your-own lunch at Bistro 33 in Town Center will follow.
Critical injuries
Hurd was conscious at the crash scene in 2008 and was taken by ambulance to UC Davis where she spent more than a week in intensive care and was treated for multiple fractures in her back, a broken clavicle, severe road rash and a concussion.
After a challenging summer and fall of doctor appointments, physical therapy and cancelled vacations and physical activities, Hurd returned to the healthy wife, mother of two and community volunteer that she was before the collision. She still has some painful days and can feel where metal was inserted into her back.
Sturgeon, unconscious after the crash, was air lifted to Sutter Roseville Hospital where she received a craniotomy — part of her skull was removed to allow her brain space to swell due to the severe head trauma she suffered. She was not expected to survive the traumatic brain injury.
Other critical injuries she suffered were a severely injured left leg and knee, broken pelvis and dislocated shoulder. Sturgeon spent six days in a coma and about three weeks in intensive care before being transferred to Mercy General Hospital Acute Rehabilitation where she re-learned how to swallow, feed herself, hold her head up, sit up, dress herself, how to write her name, stand and walk. She left Mercy Acute Rehabilitation after six weeks and lived with friends for five months while undergoing outpatient therapy. Approximately seven months after the collision Sturgeon returned to her home and re-started independently living. About nine months after the collision she was able to drive a car again. Approximately 18 months after the crash Sturgeon was riding tandem bicycle with her physicial therapist. Together, patient and therapist practiced until they reached the goal of riding more than 50 miles on a tandem bicycle in an organized bicycle ride.
Perhaps the most difficult outcome of Sturgeon's traumatic brain injury is that it has prohibited her from returning to her passion and occupation, ministry at Lakeside Church in Folsom. Her income is limited to disability now as she is unable to work in a full time capacity due to the traumatic brain injury and its lingering limitations.
Sturgeon and Hurd are described by their friends and family as forgiving, compassionate, humble, grateful for each day and their health, avid bicyclists and passionate about giving back to the community. Each woman developed a passion for advocacy — Hurd for safe driving and Sturgeon for head injury and related platforms including safe driving.
Both Hurd and Sturgeon are among a core group of volunteers that have brought P.A.R.T.Y. or Prevent Alcohol and Risk Related Trauma in Youth to the Sacramento area, specifically El Dorado Hills, Folsom and Roseville. The program expects to expand in Placer County, Elk Grove and West Sacramento next school year. P.A.R.T.Y. is a reality education program offered to high school students through their health courses, off campus, prior to the receipt of their drivers permits and licenses.
"As a mother and victim of a drunk driver, I am wholeheartedly supportive of the efforts to help teens and all people make informed decisions, especially when driving. Distracted driving is an extremely important issue for everyone on the road. Drowsy driving, drunk driving and texting while driving can take a life or changes lives in very unhappy and painful ways. In the blink of an eye, the time it takes to change or radio station, cd or reach for a water bottle, a horrible accident could occur," Hurd said
P.A.R.T.Y. is a highly visible program in Canada and is spreading through the Unites States.
The P.A.R.T.Y. program rotates high school students through a variety of stations including a graphic presentation by an emergency room doctor. The presentation illustrates the reality of trauma injuries treated in the ER. Other stations experienced by the students in the P.A.R.T.Y. program include a crash scene with fire and paramedic professionals, a view of what happens to trauma patients when they arrive in the emergency room, an opportunity to wear goggles that give students the feeling that one has been drinking alcohol (goggle wearers' motor skills are impaired), a rehabilitation station staffed by Sturgeon and a talk by a young adult involved in a distracted driving accident where a death occurred.
Hurd is P.A.R.T.Y.'s director of fundraising, a sizeable challenge, especially under current economic conditions. P.A.R.T.Y. is dependent on sponsors and benefactors like Waste Connections, U.S. Bank, State Farm Insurance, Hanson/McClain and others. Two major P.A.R.T.Y. fundraisers are in the works, a Fun Run set for Saturday, Aug. 20, in Folsom and a Golf Tournament scheduled for Friday, Oct. 14, at Empire Ranch Golf Course in Folsom. Registration for both events is at partyprogramca.com. Fun Run and Golf Tournament Sponsors are welcome, as are volunteers at both events.
Advocating for the brain injured and safe roads
Sturgeon, the former Pastor of Women's Ministries at Lakeside Church, lives with the challenges and limitations of traumatic brain injury on a daily basis. "My injury has not allowed me to return to a paid ministry position in the church, but God has brought me through this unexpected and painful journey for a reason," she said. "My ministry continues in a direction I would have never imagined three years ago. I want to prevent brain injury, raise awareness and advocate for those with brain injury and other disabilities."
Sturgeon shares her journey and message of hope with a variety worthy organizations. She speaks at Mothers Against Drunk Driving as many as three times monthly in the greater Sacramento area. She is a member of the MADD Victims Impact Panel and tells her story to an audience of driving under the influence offenders. DUI offenders have an educational component that must be satisfied before their license is renewed. MADD partners with the courts and providers of DUI education to bring stories like Sturgeon's to offenders.
Sturgeon also facilitates a Brain Injury Support Group at Lakeside Church and has returned to Acute Rehabilitation at Mercy General as a weekly volunteer. She is an encouragement to the Acute Rehabilitation patients at Mercy. She can tell the patients there and their family members that she knows what it's like to undergo rehabilitation and multiple therapies for severe injury. She is an inspiration and humble helper to the staff and patients at Mercy.
"Kathi astounds us with her compassion to give back and her passion to improve." noted Lynda Eaton, physical therapist and Client Services Liaison at Mercy. "When Kathi came to our outpatient rehabilitation program after six weeks of acute (in patient) rehab, she had low levels of both cognitive and physical skills. We were unsure if Kathi could re-learn skills beyond dressing herself."
During outpatient therapy Kathi lived with friends for five months. "The combination of her supportive living situation, a caring friend network, her inner drive to improve and the ongoing and consistent outpatient therapy which challenged her healing brain, she re-gained the skills to live independently. It was a profound leap in skill at many levels." remarked Eaton.
"Kathi continues to astound us as she volunteers in many capacities and tackles the challenges that confront her." Eaton concluded.
In late March Sturgeon fundraised for and walked in the fourth annual Walk For Thought at the State Capitol. Walk for Thought is sponsored by the Brain Injury Association of California and Eaton is a primary organizer of the Sacramento Walk. More than 700 people, including Sturgeon and a team of Bodacious Biking Babes, participated in the Sacramento Walk for Thought this year. The Walk raised more than $52,000 in Sacramento and Sturgeon raised more than $600, plus her Bodacious teammates chipped in another $500.
Rehabilitation is a hot button for Sturgeon. Her dream is to hold a fundraising bicycle event, Ride for Hope, with multiple lengths, perhaps a 10-mile ride for children and families, a 30-mile ride for casual cyclists and a metric century route for the more experienced cycling community. Sturgeon's aim is to direct the funds raised by this ride to brain injury advocacy and rehabilitation. She has a soft place in her heart for Acute Rehabilitation at Mercy General and the Raisin Hope Foundation. Saul Raisin, a professional racing cyclist, was injured in a cycling race in 2006 in France when he was 23 years old and suffered a brain injury with similarities to Sturgeon's traumatic brain injury. Sturgeon was inspired by his story in the book Tour de Life from Coma to Competition by Raisin and Dave Shields.
Friend Marty Listberger and Sturgeon are in the preliminary and formative stages of planning Ride for Hope and fall 2012 is the target date for the ride. Listberger and Sturgeon hope to collaborate with and benefit organizations like BIACAL, Sacramento Head Trauma Support Project and the Raisin Hope Foundation through Ride for Hope.
In addition to the ride itself, Sturgeon and Listberger want to empower those with brain injuries and other disabilities on ride day to participate in the ride and attend an exhibition showcasing sports equipment and other resources designed specifically for those with disabilities and brain injuries.
"We would like Ride for Hope to be not only a great ride for all cyclists — those with and without disabilities — but also a resource to empower those with disabilities and brain injuries to continue to challenge themselves and any limitation they may have due to their disability. We want to be a resource for hope, healing and rehabilitation." said Listberger, a cyclist whose wife, Sandy, is a Bodacious Biking Babe.
Sturgeon and the Listbergers made acquaintance through the Bodacious Biking Babes and Lakeside Church. Listberger is a storage sales specialist at IBM and an active community volunteer and Lakeside Church member. Recently Listberger was honored by the Rotary Club of Folsom He received the Paul Harris Award and the club received two International Service awards for rebuilding homes and constructing a clean water system in Ica, Peru, after the August 2008 8.0 earthquake. Several volunteers and local organizations like Shelter Our World and Rotary International were involved in the rebuilding.
The inaugural Ride for Hope and Exhibition is a grand effort for Sturgeon and Listberger. They are enlisting the advice and support of many volunteers, experienced and inexperienced in cycling events and rehabilitation and disability advocacy. The Occupational Therapist School at Sacramento City College has expressed an interested to staff a booth at the event and provide occupational therapists and volunteers. The Bodacious Biking Babes will be a part of the volunteers required to make Ride for Hope a reality.
A critical crash nearly three years ago transformed the lives and passions of Kathy Hurd and Kathi Sturgeon. They overcame severe physical injury and adversity and are now focusing on making the world a better place for those with brain injuries and the roads a safe place for all of us. Bodacious passions from a pair of courageous babes.
This is a painful, but real reminder of the journey taken by two innocent, passionate and compassionate individuals. It not only makes me love them even more for being involved with PARTY, but reminds me why this program is so important to this community. I watched as these two ladies worked to discover what their new 'normal' would be like. To be sensitive to the changes also brings self awareness of what 'I' can do, through PARTY, to make sure incidents like this don't happen to other loved ones. I am blessed every day to know they are involved and telling their story to our kids and sharing this message with the community. Thank you,Reply


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Scotland were the ancestors of first people to use the name Clonts. The name was found in the lands of Clunie in Stormmot, Perthshire where the name can be found since very early times.
Clonts Early Origins
Perthshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Pheairt) former county in the present day Council Area of Perth and Kinross, located in central Scotland, where they held a family seat from very ancient times, some say well before the Norman Conquest and the arrival of Duke William at Hastings in 1066 A.D.
Clonts Spelling Variations
Clonts Spelling Variations
In the Middle ages, spelling and translation were not yet regulated by any general rules. spelling variations in names were common even among members of one family unit. Clonts has appeared Clunie, Clooney, Cloon, Cloone, Clowney, Clune, Cluney, Clunis and many more.
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Clonts Early Notables (pre 1700)
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The Great Migration
The Great Migration
Faced by this persecution and the generally unstable political climate of those days, many Scots chose to leave their homeland for Ireland, Australia, and North America in search of greater opportunity and freedom. The colonies across the Atlantic were the most popular choice, but a passage there was neither cheap nor easily suffered. Passengers arrived sick and poor, but those who made it intact often found land and more tolerant societies in which to live. These brave settlers formed the backbone of the burgeoning nations of Canada and the United States. It is only this century that the ancestors of these families have begun to recover their collective identity through the patriotic highland games and Clan societies that have sprung up throughout North America. Research into early immigration and passenger lists revealed many immigrants bearing the name Clonts: Michael Clunie who settled in Philadelphia in 1810; Daniel Cluney settled in Philadelphia in 1866; Thomas arrived in Philadelphia in 1868; Bartholomew, John, and Joseph Clune arrived in Philadelphia between 1858 and 1868..
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Toughy to access; coming from HMB, head south about 8 miles. You will cross over a small bridge and the access to Tunitas creek is right after that bridge. Park on the side of the road, and strap on your hiking shoes to get down the "cliff-side". It's pretty steep!
DistanceTake a car
WalkShort walk (5-15 mn)
Easy to find?Hard to find
Public access?Public access
Special accessDon't know
Alternative name Don'tEatUs Creek
Wave qualityRegional Classic
ExperienceExperienced surfers
FrequencyVery consistent (150 day/year)
DirectionRight and left
PowerFast, Powerful, Fun
Normal lengthShort (< 50m)
Good day lengthNormal (50 to 150m)
Good swell directionWest, SouthWest
Good wind directionWest, SouthWest
Swell sizeStarts working at 1.0m-1.5m / 3ft-5ft and holds up to 4m+ / 12ft
Best tide positionAll tides
Best tide movementFalling tide
Week crowdEmpty
Week-end crowdEmpty
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If you can deal with the hike, Tunitas is a pretty sweet break these days. Years ago I'm told it was not great, but for the past few it's been extremely consitent with fun, fast rides, wipeouts here aren't anything to write home about even on the big days which is nice. The other awesome thing is the easy paddle-out on the south end of the beach near the rocks... Again, even on the big days!
Last note... Unfortunately, they don't call it "Don'tEatUs creek" for nothing. I've personally seen a shark there, though the only recorded "incident" was in the 80's where a surfer had his board chomped. Don't let the man in the gray suit scare you though, this break is awesome, especially for bodyboarders. Nice curling lips and wedges.
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By Anonymous , 15-10-2009
Can get good, but lonely - I've surfed this place when it's been very, very good. Quick beach break barrels, makes do with just about any swell. Mostly after the rains when the sandbars get built up. North cliff helps block the north winds. An example of why norcal will never be overcrowded. It's a far better wave then Lindamar or the jetty, both of which get malibu-esque crowds on the weekend. This place goes unridden, which actually sucks since the hike back up the cliff would be tough on your own with a shark bite or two.
By Anonymous , 08-05-2009
Now the real story - Best wind direction is East to NE to, better yet, no wind at all. West and SW is the absolute worst. It is far from "regional classic". It is a lousy boogie board wave for the simple reason that it is usually a high volume sloping wall and not steep and lined up and snappy.
Tunitas is an "escape wave". It is a mediocre to sometimes good beachbreak that rarely gets better than mediocre. On a head high to foot or two over swell that is ultra clean and organised it can be very fun with zero crowd...mostly because everywhere else is way better and the walk sucks for an average wave at best.
The north end is the best place to paddle out when there is swell, NOT the south. Use the rip by the cliff and drift down to a peak.
There are no more sharks here than anywhere else in the area. If you surf around here, anywhere around here, there are big white sharks around. Deal with it or surf down in SC.
What you will get is a soulful no crowd surf and a nice beach to hang on and burn some grass in peace and quiet without the assholes from Santa Cruz and their ego vibe that is so important to them.
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For many, St Paul's Cathedral is an instantly recognisable iconic London landmark but how many of you are familiar with its interior? Now's your chance to glimpse one of the internal spaces that's rarely seen by the public as the British minimalist architect John Pawson has created an installation, sitting within the striking Geometric Staircase, to celebrate Sir Christopher Wren's architecture. The piece allows a unique reading of the space through optical manipulation and is one of the must-sees at this year's London Design Festival.
Pawson's installation consists of a meniscus – in layman terms that's a lens – sitting on a highly reflective hemisphere (like a pool of liquid mercury) at the foot of the spiral staircase. It took four months for Swarovski to manufacture the 400mm wide precision concave crystal lens, and is their largest to date. A spherical concave mirror hangs suspended 23m above the meniscus reflecting the view from the top of the stairs; together they offer a composite image and new perspective of the helix-like staircase. Looking down into the lens feels like experiencing Wren's world in miniature – a snapshot of an escher-esque environment.
At the unveiling of the project last Thursday, Pawson described his intention to "edit the view" allowing the viewer to "see Wren's work in a new way" and appreciate the architecture, which dates back to the 17th Century. Rather than needing to climb the vertiginous staircase, you can immediately experience the space from different angles as you enter at street level.
The cantilevered spiral staircase, providing access from the Dean's entrance up to the library, is a genuine architectural marvel. Each stair tread rests minimally on the one below and although embedded into the wall, it creates the illusion that they are floating unsupported.
Characteristic of John Pawson's work, the installation embraces the relationship between light, materials and proportion. The optical experience differs with the changing lighting conditions throughout the day. Pawson described how as the concave mirror was raised slowly into position it offered ever-shifting reflections.
Perspectives is the tenth creative collaboration between a designer and Swarovski, as part of their Crystal Palace project. Other design luminaries to have taken part include, Ron Arad, Zaha Hadid and Troika.
It will be open to the public until Jan 2012.
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The story of H&S Bakery is a classic American success story. It starts with the Paterakis and Tsakalos families, who came from Greece to make a new and better life. In 1943, Harry and Steve, for whom H&S is named, opened a bakery together. They started by making Italian bread by hand and baking it in an old brick flat-hearth oven.
H&S Bakery was incorporated in 1962, setting its sights on the rapidly growing foodservice industry in which it plays a dominant role today. In 1965, the Athena Automatic Rolls division opened as the company's first fully automated roll plant, which eventually grew into the multi-state Northeast Foods division that specializes in fast casual dining services.
The family continued to grow, too. When John Paterakis was 23, he inherited his father's interest in the bakery. In 1950, he wed Antoinette Apostolou, and a new generation of six children came along. This third generation is actively involved in the business and now even some of their children have started working with them.
Still family owned and operated to this day, H&S Bakery and its affiliates are comprised of 14 divisions operating in seven states, with distribution in 23 states and still growing. The company is made up of more than 2,000 employees with a fleet of 400 delivery vans and more than 200 tractor-trailers. It has carved a niche for itself in the specialty bread category, and many of its products are still hearth baked for traditional European flavor and crust. H&S Bakery has continued its growth in the foodservice industry with the production of hearth-baked bread, rolls, bagels, and English Muffins.
Lured to America by a dream for a better life, the family continues to give back to the people that helped make it possible for them to realize their dreams. H&S Bakery continues to flourish because its people share the same core values as Harry and Steve when they first started their bakery: hard work, dedication to the community, and pride of achievement.
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Senator Saland And Senator Leibell Announce $331,075 In New York State Archives Grants For Dutchess County
Senators Steve Saland (R,C Poughkeepsie) and Senator Vincent Leibell (R,C Patterson) today announced that $331,075 in New York State Archives Grants have been awarded to local governments and community organizations in Dutchess County.
These grants are offered by the New York State Archives to support the management of records. Grants may be used to improve records management or to preserve historical documents. Documentary Heritage Program Grants are awarded to community organizations, while Local Government Records Grants are awarded to local municipalities.
The grants for Dutchess County are as follows:
Dutchess County, Active Records $117,119
Marist College, Arrangement and Description $16,908
Town of Clinton, Active Records $10,494
Town of Pawling, Inventory and Planning $3,998
Town of Poughkeepsie, Active Records $49,391
Town of Poughkeepsie, Active Records $44,079
Town of Fishkill, Active Records $21,810
Town of Pawling, Inventory and Planning $3,390
Village of Wappingers Falls, Active Records $38,007
Wappingers Central School District, Inactive Records $25,879
"This is great news for our local governments and community organizations in Dutchess County," said Senator Saland. "The New York Archive Grants are an important way to ensure that our state's diverse history is preserved and that local governments can improve records to better serve the public."
"I am pleased that Dutchess County municipalities and community groups will be receiving this much needed funding," said Senator Leibell. "These grants support good records management, as well as encourage creative and valuable uses of archival records."
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Hopefully we get a great crowd in here on Saturday afternoon. We need a big win. We look forward to it. —BYU coach Dave Rose
PROVO — Going into Thursday's game against BYU, Saint Mary's hadn't played a contest outside the state of California all season.
The Gaels learned the hard way that Provo is a tough place to go for that first out-of-state road trip.
Saint Mary's visit to Provo wasn't a pleasant one as it shot a miserable 34 percent, nearly 20 percent lower than its season average. The Gaels checked out of the Marriott Center with a 70-59 loss.
The Cougars not only knocked Saint Mary's out of first place in the West Coast Conference standings, but they also extended their homecourt winning streak to 17 games.
"The Marriott Center has been a place where we know we're going to get a win," said guard Chase Fischer, who scored a team-high 19 points against the Gaels. "Our schedule early in the year, a lot of it was on the road. We spent a lot of days in Hawaii and we started off conference (play) with a lot of road games. It feels good to be back here. Our fans are amazing. This is one of the best places to play in the country, I think. It gives us a big advantage. I think we play really well here. It helps that teams have to come up to altitude here. Our fans are awesome."
BYU is looking to continue its winning ways at home against Pacific Saturday (2 p.m., MST, BYUtv) in a rare matinee game.
"Hopefully we get a great crowd in here on Saturday afternoon," said coach Dave Rose. "We need a big win. We look forward to it."
Saturday, the Cougars (17-7, 8-3) will host their fourth consecutive home game after playing nine of their previous 11 away from the Marriott Center.
Rose likes the way his team has played the past two weeks at home after spending extended time on the road.
"This feels better. I'd like to figure out how to play all 18 (conference games) at home," Rose joked.
BYU forward Corbin Kaufusi scored seven points, pulled down eight rebounds and had three blocks Thursday.
"We're starting to hit our stride. We had to figure some things out," Kaufusi said after beating Saint Mary's. "These are the big games you have to win in order to continue in the postseason. We recognized that and we had to rise to the occasion."
BYU is in third place in the WCC behind Gonzaga (10-2) and Saint Mary's (9-2).
Pacific (6-15, 4-7) is coming off a 54-43 loss at San Diego Thursday night. BYU beat the Tigers in Stockton on Jan. 2, 81-67.
"I expect a really hard-fought game," Rose said of Pacific. "That game over there was as competitive as any game we've played. Zac (Seljaas) hit some big 3's late in the second half in transition to give us some space on the scoreboard. How they play, as physical as they are, and their size."
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"At shootaround (Thursday), he didn't look really crisp and sharp," Rose said of Seljaas. "But the one thing about Zac, you put him out there and they have to guard him because they don't know what his situation is. That spreads (the floor) and gives you room. The minutes he played were tough, grind-it-out minutes. I'm sure he's not pain-free. He's fighting it. He really helped us."
Seljaas sported short shorts that attracted some attention.
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David Beckham's dreams have been dashed: He won't be going to the World Cup.
While playing for AC Milan Sunday, Beckham, 34, tore his left Achilles' tendon. In the final minutes of Milan's match with Chievo, Beckham — who was on loan to Milan from U.S. team LA Galaxy — trapped a pass with his left foot, took an awkward step back and then stepped forward before he started hopping on his right foot.
Visibly in pain and in tears, he went to the sideline for medical attention.
Said Fabio Capello, Beckham's national manager: "I am very sad for David that he has suffered this injury. We have to wait for the results of the scan, but it looks like he is out of the World Cup … David is a great professional and has worked very hard to be ready for the World Cup, so missing it will be a big blow."
According to his website, Beckham is now on his way to Finland "to see a specialist and have a scan on the injury. He is understandably upset but wants to thank everyone for their messages of support. He hopes to make a swift and full recovery."
His wife Victoria Beckham is reportedly jetting out of Los Angeles Monday to be by his side.
Beckham has appeared in three World Cups over his career.
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Sacramento, CA – Greg Lopez, Director of the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA) Colorado District Office, announced today that SBA will close its Disaster Loan Outreach Center (DLOC) in Boulder at 6 pm on Thursday, October 21.
"SBA opened the center in Boulder County to provide personalized assistance to Colorado residents and businesses affected by the Fourmile Canyon Wild Fire that occurred September 6 - 18, 2010. Until the center closes, SBA customer service representatives will continue to be available to issue applications, answer questions about SBA's disaster loan program, explain the application process, help individuals complete their applications, and close their approved disaster loans," said Lopez.
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Businesses of any size and private non-profit organizations may borrow up to $2 million to repair or replace damaged or destroyed real estate, machinery and equipment, inventory, and other business assets. SBA can also lend additional funds to help homeowners and business owners with the cost of making improvements that protect, prevent or minimize the same type of disaster damage from occurring in the future.
For small businesses and most private, non-profit organizations of any size, SBA offers Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs) to help meet working capital needs caused by the disaster. EIDL assistance is available regardless of whether the business suffered any property damage.
Interest rates can be as low as 2.50 percent for homeowners and renters, 3 percent for private, non-profit organizations, and 4 percent for businesses, with terms up to 30 years. Loan amounts and terms are set by SBA and are based on each applicant's financial condition.
Disaster victims may apply online using SBA's Electronic Loan Application via the secure Web site at https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela.
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I have installed LMDE as a guest in VirtualBox to try and use it for everyday tasks. The only problem I've encountered is that some windows don't remember their positions, which is a pretty serious usability problem.
A quick search seems to indicate that this is a feature that's always been missing from GNOME. I did however find the "Place Windows" settings in CompizConfig Settings Manager which seems like it would allow me to do what I need. However none of the settings in CompizConfig Settings Manager seem to be working.
Do all of the settings in CompizConfig require 3D acceleration? I have installed guest additions and enabled 3D acceleration, and my impression is that Compiz Fusion should be able to work. Is there a setting hidden somewhere to enable it? Or any other suggestions on how to do what I want (either set window locations and sizes manually or have windows remember their previous settings)?
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Indeed I am using 64-bit. Running "compiz --replace" seems to do the trick, thanks for the help
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A man training to join the Army ran across the top of a police car to the cheers of a crowd.
Martin Gregson told the woman police officer who had parked the car that she should arrest him because he had no electric, no money for breakfast and she would be doing him a favour.
Gregson, 23, of Chapel Street, Blackpool, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly.
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Ushig Shortlisted for the Essex Book Awards
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We recently found out that Ushig by Annemarie Allan has been shortlisted for the wonderful Essex Book Award 2010! The award is run by the Essex School Library Service and is voted on by hundreds of secondary school pupils.
Also shortlisted are Where I Belong by Gillian Cross; Auslander by Paul Dowswell; Drawing with Light by Julia Green; Crown of Acorns by Catherine Fisher; Jake Ransom and the Skull King's Shadow by James Rollins.
In February 2011, the votes will be counted and verified and the winning author will be invited during the Summer Term to give a presentation to all participating schools.
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Paramilitaries target civilians in Darfur with thousands fleeing to Chad
Half a million people have fled the campaign of murder, rape and looting that paramilitaries are waging on civilians in Darfur.
The Janjaweed — Arab militias who Omar al-Bashir, the Sudanese President, first hired to wreak terror on the region 11 years ago — have returned in the past year and forced a large part of Darfur's population to flee to Chad.
In the past the Janjaweed fought local rebel groups, including the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) and the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLMA) on behalf of the Government. This time, however, their allegiance is not clear.
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Proteus Syndrome is a condition which involves atypical growth of the bones, skin, head and a variety of other symptoms. This conditon was first identified by Michael Cohen Jr., DMD, PhD., in 1979.
In 1983 a German Pediatrician, Hans-Rudolf Wiedemann, named it proteus syndrome, for the Greek God Proteus "the polymorphous" presumably because of the variable manifestation in the four unrelated boys first identified with the syndrome.
At this time there are over 120 documented cases worldwide. However, not all cases of proteus syndrome are documented, therefore it is unknown how many individuals have this syndrome.
The syndrome became widely known when it was determined that Joseph Merrick (the patient depicted in the play and movie "The Elephant Man") had severe Proteus syndrome rather than neurofibromatosis as was initially suggested.


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We are excited to introduce a new piece to our StratFlex™ range. The Rhino is a three dimensional, hollowed out, sculptural piece that may be flexed by the owner to express different stances; head up or down; tail up or down etc. Positioned next to your favourite armchair it may also double as a drinks table, on a pedestal or in a niche. It may also be fixed against a wall in its flat 'skin' form with the horn protruding from the flat surface.
The design was developed using our award winning material technology called StratFlex™. Al Stratford worked on and off over a number of months, from computer to paper models, refining the pattern and finally 'printing' out the Rhino with a CNC routing machine. The design is inspired by the Charles and Ray Eames Elephant done in the 1950's and the deeply disturbing Rhino poaching happening in our land.
We will be launching the Rhino next week in both Cape Town at the Homemakers Expo from 29 August to 1 September as part of the Unplugged exhibit and in Johannesburg at the SA Innovation Summit from 27-29 August – so if you in the area – pop in to see it in 'real life' so-to-speak. We will also have the StratFlex® Skin and Impi chairs on display on our stand at the SA Innovation Summit.
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AAAWWW! What a little cutie pie, he looks so very real, as if you could just reach right in and pet his soft fluffy fur! Great pic gnt, even greater set! Thanks!
thank U pkin, robryan, Janaz for the comments....glad U liked it.... :)))
Very nice picture, I like the little puppy and a bird, thank you very much Gnt :-))))
What a cheeky little bird!! Great puppy painting - & set gnt! Thanks.
Love it I used to have a little one like that I named Inky. Someone stole her from the yard.on evening when we let her out to use the bathroom... Thanks gnt for the beautiful painting and the memories...
thank U patsyanne,pg,Gretel......for the comments....looks like it pg
Great set again, thank you,gnt.
This almost looks like a Boykin Spaniel gnt.???
The bird looks a little cheeky, doesn't he? Killen's animals and birds are great.
thank U bentleyd....I think he is not sure what to do with that bird there.....I mean he has a breed in him to fetch birds LOL
Such a beautiful dog, but he does not look happy. Thanks gnt