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This falafel with humous and grains is a ticket to health, via exceedingly tasty!
- 3 garlic cloves
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- � tsp ground cumin
- 1tbsp whole coriander seeds, lightly crushed
- � tsp dried chilli flakes
- juice of � lemon
- 2tbsp gram or plain flour
- � bunch parsley, finely chopped oil, for frying
- 250g pouch mixed grains (we used Merchant Gourmet)
- � bunch coriander, roughly chopped
- juice of � lemon or lime
- 3 spring onions, chopped
- 1tbsp olive oil
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Those with nut allergies often miss out on falafel as it generally contains nuts, but this recipe is nut free and you know exactly what you're cooking with, so allergy related worries can be dismissed in this homemade falafel masterpiece. Enjoy these hot for dinner, and reuse any extra as a side dish for a plainer main (such as chicken or even soup) the next day. They also work fantastically for lunch (be that on a plate or in a lunchbox), just don't forget to add something moist like the houmous on the side.
1. Put the onions and garlic in a food processor and blitz, then add the chickpeas and blitz again to a coarse paste. Tip into a bowl and add the spices, chilli, lemon juice, flour and parsley. Season, then form into small balls. Flatten gently and put in the fridge for 10 minutes. Heat the oil in a large frying pan (about 2cm deep) and fry the falafel until browned and crispy.
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A Muslim student has been expelled from a public speaking competition after a video of her moving entry about the plight of the Palestinians went viral.
Leanne Mohamad, a 15-year-old Muslim student at Wanstead High School in London, won a regional final of the Jack Petchey 'Speak Out' Challenge with her speech entitled 'Birds not Bombs', in which she describes how Palestinians suffer at the hands of the Zionist regime, Israel.
She also spoke of how her baby cousin in Gaza died due to basic medical aid – a result of Israel's blockade.
Organisers Speakers Trust voted "unanimously" to ban her from going through to the final of the competition.
They also removed the video from the 'Speak Out Challenge' website and their YouTube channel (which has been re-uploaded here).
Julie Holness, CEO of the Speakers Trust, alleged that Ms Mohamad had breached "two fundamental rules that are made explicit during the training".
She said: "There are two fundamental rules that are made explicit during the training: the speech must have a positive and uplifting message – in fact this is one of the core terms of the agreement with the Jack Petchey Foundation [and] a speaker should never inflame or offend the audience or insult others and this, by definition, means that propaganda is ruled out absolutely from the outset.
Since this has happened Ms Mohamad has received online abuse from Israel's supporters and had to involve the Police to investigate further.
How could Leanne have won the regional competition if her speech broke any rules? Also, how is her message not an uplifting one? She made a powerful case for peace – what is offensive about that?
This is just an attempt to silence yet another pro-Palestinian voice.
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There would seem to be two explanations for immunity ratione materiae. The first is that to sue an individual in respect of the conduct of the state's business is, indirectly, to sue the state. The state would be obliged to meet any award of damage made against the individual. This reasoning has no application to criminal proceedings. The second explanation for the immunity is the principle that it is contrary to international law for one state to adjudicate upon the internal affairs of another state. Where a state or a state official is impleaded, this principle applies as part of the explanation for immunity. Where a state is not directly or indirectly impleaded in the litigation, so that no issue of state immunity as such arises, the English and American courts have nonetheless, as a matter of judicial restraint, held themselves not competent to entertain litigation that turns on the validity of the public acts of a foreign state, applying what has become known as the act of state doctrine. Two citations well illustrate the principle:
1. Underhill v. Hernandez (1897) 168 U.S. 456 at p. 457 (per Fuller C.J.):
2. Buck v. Att. Gen. [1965] Ch. 475, 770, per Diplock L.J.
It is contended on behalf of the respondent that the question of whether an official is acting in a public capacity does not depend upon whether he is acting within the law of the state on whose behalf he purports to act, or even within the limits of international law. His conduct in an official capacity will, whether lawful or unlawful, be conduct of the state and the state will be entitled to assert immunity in respect of it. In the field of civil litigation these propositions are supported by authority. There are a number of instances where plaintiffs have impleaded states claiming damages for injuries inflicted by criminal conduct on the part of state officials which allegedly violated international law. In those proceedings it was of the essence of the plaintiffs' case that the allegedly criminal conduct was conduct of the state and this was not generally in issue. What was in issue was whether the criminality of the conduct deprived the state of immunity and on that issue the plaintiffs failed. Counsel for the Respondent provided us with an impressive, and depressing, list of such case:
Saltany v. Reagan (1988) 702 F. Supp. 319 (claims of assassination and terrorism); Siderman de Blake v. Republic of Argentine (1992) 965 F.2d 699 (claim of torture); Princz v. Federal Republic of Germany (1994) 26 F. 3d 1166 (D.C. Cir. 1994) (claim in respect of the holocaust); Al-Adsani v. Government of Kuwait (1996) 107 I.L.R. 536 (claim of torture); Sampson v. Federal Republic of Germany 975 F. Supp. 1108 (N.D. I11. 1997) (claim in respect of the holocaust); Smith v. Libya, 886 F. Supp. 406 (EDNY, 1995) 101 F. 3d 239 (2d Cir. 1996) (claim in respect of Lockerbie bombing); Persinger v. Islamic Republic of Iran 729 F.2d 835, (D.C. Cir. 1984) (claim in relation to hostage taking at the U.S. Embassy).
It is to be observed that all but one of those cases involved decisions of courts exercising the federal jurisdiction of the United States, Al-Adsani v. Government of Kuwait being a decision of the Court of Appeal of this country. In each case immunity from civil suit was afforded by statute--in America, the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and, in England, the State Immunity Act 1978. In each case the court felt itself precluded by the clear words of the statute from acceding to the submission that state immunity would not protect against liability for conduct which infringed international law.
The vital issue.
The submission advanced on behalf of the respondent in respect of the effect of public international law can, I believe, be summarised as follows:
1. One state will not entertain judicial proceedings against a former head of state or other state official of another state in relation to conduct performed in his official capacity.
2. This rule applies even if the conduct amounts to a crime against international law.
3. This rule applies in relation to both civil and criminal proceedings.
For the reasons that I have given and if one proceeds on the premise that Part I of the State Immunity Act correctly reflects current international law, I believe that the first two propositions are made out in relation to civil proceedings. The vital issue is the extent to which they apply to the exercise of criminal jurisdiction in relation to the conduct that forms the basis of the request for extradition. This issue requires consideration of the nature of that jurisdiction.
The development of international criminal law.
In the latter part of this century there has been developing a recognition among states that some types of criminal conduct cannot be treated as a matter for the exclusive competence of the state in which they occur. In the 9th edition of Oppenheim, published in 1992, the authors commented at p. 998:
The appellants, and those who have on this appeal been given leave to support them, contend that this passage, which appears verbatim in earlier editions, is out of date. They contend that international law now recognises a category of criminal conduct with the following characteristics:
1) It is so serious as to be of concern to all nations and not just to the state in which it occurs.
2) Individuals guilty of it incur criminal responsibility under international law.
3) There is universal jurisdiction in respect of it. This means that international law recognises the right of any state to prosecute an offender for it, regardless of where the criminal conduct took place.
4) No state immunity attaches in respect of any such prosecution.
My Lords, this is an area where international law is on the move and the move has been effected by express consensus recorded in or reflected by a considerable number of international instruments. Since the Second World War states have recognised that not all criminal conduct can be left to be dealt with as a domestic matter by the laws and the courts of the territories in which such conduct occurs. There are some categories of crime of such gravity that they shock the consciousness of mankind and cannot be tolerated by the international community. Any individual who commits such a crime offends against international law. The nature of these crimes is such that they are likely to involve the concerted conduct of many and liable to involve the complicity of the officials of the state in which they occur, if not of the state itself. In these circumstances it is desirable that jurisdiction should exist to prosecute individuals for such conduct outside the territory in which such conduct occurs.
I believe that it is still an open question whether international law recognises universal jurisdiction in respect of international crimes--that is the right, under international law, of the courts of any state to prosecute for such crimes wherever they occur. In relation to war crimes, such a jurisdiction has been asserted by the State of Israel, notably in the prosecution of Adolf Eichmann, but this assertion of jurisdiction does not reflect any general state practice in relation to international crimes. Rather, states have tended to agree, or to attempt to agree, on the creation of international tribunals to try international crimes. They have however, on occasion, agreed by conventions, that their national courts should enjoy jurisdiction to prosecute for a particular category of international crime wherever occurring.
The principle of state immunity provides no bar to the exercise of criminal jurisdiction by an international tribunal, but the instruments creating such tribunals have tended, nonetheless, to make it plain that no exception from responsibility or immunity from process is to be enjoyed by a head of state or other state official. Thus the Charter of the Nuremberg Tribunal 1945 provides by Article 7:
The Tokyo Charter of 1946, the Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia of 1993, the Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda 1994 and the Statute of the International Criminal Court 1998 all have provisions to like effect.
Where states, by convention, agree that their national courts shall have jurisdiction on a universal basis in respect of an international crime, such agreement cannot implicitly remove immunities ratione personae that exist under international law. Such immunities can only be removed by express agreement or waiver. Such an agreement was incorporated in the Convention on the Prevention and Suppression of the Crime of Genocide 1984, which provides:
Had the Genocide Convention not contained this provision, an issue could have been raised as to whether the jurisdiction conferred by the Convention was subject to state immunity ratione materiae. Would international law have required a court to grant immunity to a defendant upon his demonstrating that he was acting in an official capacity? In my view it plainly would not. I do not reach that conclusion on the ground that assisting in genocide can never be a function of a state official. I reach that conclusion on the simple basis that no established rule of international law requires state immunity ratione materiae to be accorded in respect of prosecution for an international crime. International crimes and extra-territorial jurisdiction in relation to them are both new arrivals in the field of public international law. I do not believe that state immunity ratione materiae can co-exist with them. The exercise of extra-territorial jurisdiction overrides the principle that one state will not intervene in the internal affairs of another. It does so because, where international crime is concerned, that principle cannot prevail. An international crime is as offensive, if not more offensive, to the international community when committed under colour of office. Once extra-territorial jurisdiction is established, it makes no sense to exclude from it acts done in an official capacity.
There can be no doubt that the conduct of which Senator Pinochet stands accused by Spain is criminal under international law. The Republic of Chile has accepted that torture is prohibited by international law and that the prohibition of torture has the character of jus cogens and or obligation erga omnes. It is further accepted that officially sanctioned torture is forbidden by international law. The information provided by Spain accuses Senator Pinochet not merely of having abused his powers as head of state by committing torture, but of subduing political opposition by a campaign of abduction, torture and murder that extended beyond the boundaries of Chile. When considering what is alleged, I do not believe that it is correct to attempt to analyse individual elements of this campaign and to identify some as being criminal under international law and others as not constituting international crimes. If Senator Pinochet behaved as Spain alleged, then the entirety of his conduct was a violation of the norms of international law. He can have no immunity against prosecution for any crime that formed part of that campaign.
It is only recently that the criminal courts of this country acquired jurisdiction, pursuant to Section 134 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984, to prosecute Senator Pinochet for torture committed outside the territorial jurisdiction, provided that it was committed in the performance, or purported performance, of his official duties. Section 134 was passed to give effect to the rights and obligations of this country under the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment of 1984, to which the United Kingdom, Spain and Chile are all signatories. That Convention outlaws the infliction of torture "by or at the instigation of or with the consent or acquiescence of a public official or other person acting in an official capacity". Each state party is required to make such conduct criminal under its law, wherever committed. More pertinently, each state party is required to prosecute any person found within its jurisdiction who has committed such an offence, unless it extradites that person for trial for the offence in another state. The only conduct covered by this Convention is conduct which would be subject to immunity ratione materiae, if such immunity were applicable. The Convention is thus incompatible with the applicability of immunity ratione materiae. There are only two possibilities. One is that the States Parties to the Convention proceeded on the premise that no immunity could exist ratione materiae in respect of torture, a crime contrary to international law. The other is that the States Parties to the Convention expressly agreed that immunity ratione materiae should not apply in the case of torture. I believe that the first of these alternatives is the correct one, but either must be fatal to the assertion by Chile and Senator Pinochet of immunity in respect of extradition proceedings based on torture.
The State Immunity Act 1978.
I have referred earlier to Part I of the State Immunity Act 1978, which does not apply to criminal proceedings. Part III of the Act, which is of general application is headed "Miscellaneous and Supplementary". Under this Part, Section 20 provides:
(a) a sovereign or other head of state;
(b) members of his family forming part of his household; and
(c) his private servants,
The Diplomatic Privileges Act 1964 was passed to give effect to the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961. The preamble to the Convention records that "peoples of all nations from ancient times have recognised the status of diplomatic agents". The Convention codifies long standing rules of public international law as to the privileges and immunities to be enjoyed by a diplomatic mission. The Act of 1964 makes applicable those Articles of the Convention that are scheduled to the Act. These include Article 29, which makes the person of a diplomatic agent immune from any form of detention and arrest, Article 31 which confers on a diplomatic agent immunity from the criminal and civil jurisdiction of the receiving state and Article 39, which includes the following provisions:
The question arises of how, after the "necessary modifications", these provisions should be applied to a head of state. All who have so far in these proceedings given judicial consideration to this problem have concluded that the provisions apply so as to confer the immunities enjoyed by a diplomat upon a head of state in relation to his actions wherever in the world they take place. This leads to the further conclusion that a former head of state continues to enjoy immunity in respect of acts committed "in the exercise of his functions" as head of state, wherever those acts occurred.
For myself, I would not accord Section 20 of the Act of 1978 such broad effect. It seems to me that it does no more than to equate the position of a head of state and his entourage visiting this country with that of a diplomatic mission within this country. Thus interpreted, Section 20 accords with established principles of international law, is readily applicable and can appropriately be described as supplementary to the other Parts of the Act. As Lord Browne-Wilkinson has demonstrated, reference to the parliamentary history of the Section discloses that this was precisely the original intention of Section 20, for the section expressly provided that it applied to a head of state who was "in the United Kingdom at the invitation or with the consent of the Government of the United Kingdom". Those words were deleted by amendment. The mover of the amendment explained that the object of the amendment was to ensure that heads of state would be treated like heads of diplomatic missions "irrespective of presence in the United Kingdom".
Senator Pinochet and Chile have contended that the effect of Section 20, as amended, is to entitle Senator Pinochet to immunity in respect of any acts committed in the performance of his functions as head of state anywhere in the world, and that the conduct which forms the subject matter of the extradition proceedings, insofar as it occurred when Senator Pinochet was head of state, consisted of acts committed by him in performance of his functions as head of state.
If these submissions are correct, the Act of 1978 requires the English court to produce a result which is in conflict with international law and with our obligations under the Torture Convention. I do not believe that the submissions are correct, for the following reasons:
As I have explained, I do not consider that Section 20 of the Act of 1978 has any application to conduct of a head of state outside the United Kingdom. Such conduct remains governed by the rules of public international law. Reference to the parliamentary history of the section, which I do not consider appropriate, serves merely to confuse what appears to me to be relatively clear.
If I am mistaken in this view and we are bound by the Act of 1978 to accord to Senator Pinochet immunity in respect of all acts committed "in performance of his functions as head of state", I would not hold that the course of conduct alleged by Spain falls within that description. Article 3 of the Vienna Convention, which strangely is not one of those scheduled to the Act of 1964, defines the functions of a diplomatic mission as including "protecting in the receiving state the interests of the sending state and of its nationals, within the limits permitted by international law" [the emphasis is mine].
Insofar as Part III of the Act of 1978 entitles a former head of state to immunity in respect of the performance of his official functions I do not believe that those functions can, as a matter of statutory interpretation, extend to actions that are prohibited as criminal under international law. In this way one can reconcile, as one must seek to do, the provisions of the Act of 1978 with the requirements of public international law.
For these reasons, I would allow the appeal in respect of so much of the conduct alleged against Senator Pinochet as constitutes extradition crimes. I agree with Lord Hope as to the consequences which will follow as a result of the change in the scope of the case.
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8 comments:
- Annarack said...
How lovely and love the photographs you have taken. I wanna do snow fighting now.
- 5 February 2012 at 16:10
- Kate said...
Lovely photographs! Sadly we don't have much snow :( x
- 5 February 2012 at 16:15
- Lisa-Marie said...
Beautiful, and time ideally spent.
I hope there is Turkish Delight in your Narnia...
- 5 February 2012 at 16:42
- Kirsty said...
thankfully we dont hav snow and its been the warmest day this week here in scotland! pictures look lovely tho x
- 5 February 2012 at 18:37
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Mmm, that hot chocolate looks delicious.
Sounds like you had a lovely Sunday! :)
- 5 February 2012 at 18:59
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i absolutely love your photographs! all looks prettyful!
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I wish I had spent my day with you. Yours looks so perfect and fun and snug. Plus the hot chocolate is looking scrummy.x
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Many of you will have become aware over the last few days of news reports and interviews with the Head of Department of Dermatology and Skin Science regarding teaching and learning in this specialty. As we go through the necessary process of the MD Undergraduate curriculum renewal, it is both appropriate and mandatory that we review the content and effectiveness of our educational delivery and address the most appropriate mechanisms of such delivery for our students and the patients that we serve.
In this context, the Faculty of Medicine has established a working group to examine teaching in Dermatology to examine the most effective means of delivery of the curriculum in this important specialty. This working group is in session and is advisory to the Executive Associate Dean of Education. Members of the working group include the Head of the Department of Dermatology and Skin Science, education program leaders, faculty members and student representation so that we can ensure that their important needs are satisfied. For the avoidance of doubt, the Faculty has not yet made any decision regarding the necessary content or the most effective mode of delivery.
The process of curriculum renewal will inevitably raise questions regarding some parts of the content of our educational programmes and certainly, there will be some give and take. We are extremely grateful for the long hours of thought and effort that so many of you have put in to the collective process of producing a new and innovative curriculum. In moving forward in a responsible and responsive manner, it is crucial for such working groups to be given the time and opportunity to complete their deliberations unencumbered.
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Curling on the Today show!
The Winter Olympics start in one year and the Today Show is starting to get in the Olympic spirit. And what a better way to do it then to show off the great sport of curling.
Cool Fun In the Summer Time
Fortunately, when the thermometer hit 104º today, I was working inside. When I finally ventured out at 6:00 pm it was still 100°. Ahhh…the dog days of summer have officially arrived, with many more to come.
I can't wait to get out of the heat and onto the ice for a few weeks this summer. The Lone Star Curling Club is offering a four-week session for those wanting to learn the sport and others who want to improve their game. Four dates; three in July, one in August (more info).
Up north – above the border and near it on this side – I think it would be easier to find a moose with a pink umbrella drink than a curler on the ice in the summer time. Most curling clubs shut down from April/May to September and many folks move from the rink to the golf course (it is, after all, the Scot-invented summer sport).
That is why I love summer curling in Austin. Getting on the ice during the dog days of July and August is better than Snow Beach, Lake Travis and SUP'ing put together. But more than that, it's a chance to share in the excitement of introducing new curlers to the game and watching them get hooked. As for the rest of us? Keep perfecting those curling skills and take advantage of any ice time we can get. Perhaps one day our skills will be good enough to compete successfully on a national or international level. Keep those summer sessions coming!
In the meantime, my personal goal is simple – keep my flip flops from melting between the car and the front door of the rink….
Bonspiel Fun
My son Jono, who is 17, and I have been curling for the last two years in Austin. I got back into it after the 2010 Olympics; before that I had curled many, many (ok, too many) years ago in Colorado Springs at the Broadmoor. They held the U.S. Men's Nationals there in '73? Or was it '74? The memory has faded but not the love of the sport.
To be able to curl in Central Texas has been ridiculously fun. But it's not just getting back on the ice and curling, which would be more than enough. No, it's given us a chance to spend time together every Sunday morning competing, socializing and improving our games. Afterwords, we analyze our efforts over brunch. If only we could get more ice time to work on those improvements.
Last weekend, we competed together in our first bonspiel, the Texas Open in Dallas. The Dallas club did an outstanding job putting the event together with teams from all over the U.S. and Canada competing. We played in the golf outing on Friday morning, then had two games Friday evening and two on Saturday. While we didn't win the curling competition, we walked away with something more. A weekend together having a blast competing, meeting new friends from other clubs (love the Canadians), and learning from those who've been curling for dozens of years.
But the best part was spending time with my son. With all the time demands and craziness in our daily lives, it's rewarding when you have a weekend of quality time doing something you both love and can share. These times will be cherished.
Yay for curling!
Welcome the New Board
The annual picnic was recently held and we also held the annual meeting. At the meeting we had the voting take place for the President, Vice President and general board members. The new board is as follows:
President: Ken Poklitar
Vice President: Buck Krawczyk
Board Members: Dennis Dunn, Pat Popovich, Uly Suchil, Wayne Garman, Darin Henley, Tim Given, Joe Glaeser, Landon Russell
Thanks to outgoing board members Rob Klein, Randy Sabbagh and Michelle Richter. Also big thanks to Wayne Garman our President for the past several years who is stepping down as President but staying on the board.
The first board meeting will be after curling on May 20th at Cover 3. Everyone is welcome to attend.
UT School Project – Lone Star curlers in action
University of Texas student Jessica Smith recently completed a school project that involved creating a website and video of Lone Star Curlers in action!
Click on the 'Who's in the "cool" club?' menu item to find us!
Thanks Jessica!
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Lone Star Curling Featured on KEYE's We Are Austin Live!
A group of Lone Star curlers spent Friday morning with Hunter Ellis of the KEYE We Are Austin Live TV show. Pat Popovich was interviewed about how to curl as the rest of our group curled in the background. Eventually Hunter took a few shots and for a beginner did a great job. He hopes to join the club in March.
The story aired on KEYE today (Monday January 9th) at 4 p.m. It was great TV segment covering all aspects of the sport.
Here is a video of one of the segments from the show.
Spirit of Curling
Curling is a game of skill and traditions.
Curlers play to win but never to humble their opponents.
A good curler NEVER attempts to distract an opponent.
A curler never deliberately breaks a rule or any of its traditions. But, if a curler should do so inadvertently and be aware of it, he or she is the first to divulge the breach.
The spirit of the game demands good sportsmanship, and honorable conduct.
Shake hands and say "Good Curling" before a match.
Shake hands after saying "Good game" after a match.
Only the thirds decide the score. Everyone else on each team will stay outside of the house.
Sweepers walk down the sides of sheet out of the view of the thrower and skip.
Sweepers stand to the sides of the house so the thrower can see the broom.
Never walk across a sheet in front of a thrower.
If you burn a rock (touch it with your broom), say so.
Have the rock ready for the thrower on the other team.
As soon as the thrower clears the hack, be in position for your throw, keep the game moving.
Don't argue with each other during a game, the skip is the captain. Chat after about any misunderstandings.
If you want to point out an error concerning a player on the opposing team tell your skip to mention it to their skip.
Make sure your shoes are clean before you step on the ice.
Curling is a POLITE sport. Sportsmanship is first, winning second.
Good Curling!
Knowing your Role on the Team
What are the different roles?
- Shot making – Each person makes 2 shots an end. Your delivery is the most technical aspect of the game of curling. It is something that can be practiced and improved. The more consistent your delivery is, the more likely the result of your shot is going to be positive. The skip will communicate the turn, the weight and the line of the shot that is required but you need to make the shot.
- Sweepers – The sweepers themselves are responsible for judging the weight of the stone, ensuring the length of travel is correct and communicating the weight of the stone back to the skip. The people closest to the rock has the best ability to judge the weight. The sweepers also need to be aware of the shot called.
- Line calling – The skip evaluates the path of the stone and calls to the sweepers to sweep as necessary to maintain the intended track.
- Shot calling – The skip is the in-game strategist for the team. The skip is the person who makes the decision what shot is called. The skip needs to communicate this information to the person making the shot. The skip needs to be aware of the strength and weakness of each of his teammates and take that into account when calling a shot. The skip also needs to be confident enough to be willing to take advice when necessary. Watch your opponent's shots.
After each shot, each player needs to review how they performed their role. A shot may have been missed because of any or all of the roles being performed poorly. A shot can be throw perfectly but if the sweeping, line calling or shot calling was not done correctly, the result will be a miss instead of a perfect shot.
If you have weaknesses in one or more roles, how do you improve?
- Watch and talk to better players. What are they doing different compared to you? Don't be afraid of asking for advice. Communicate with your teammates.
- Practice when possible. For shot-making, practicing your delivery is more important than playing a practice game.
- Read about curling. There is some good information on the internet.
- Watch curling. The Canadian tsn.ca will show a lot of curling starting in February. Watching some of these games will make you amazed and it will seem like they are playing a different game.
US Men's Senior Championships
Nov. 10, 2011 – U.S. Senior National Championships on tap in North Dakota
(STEVENS POINT, Wis.) – As the 2011/12 competitive season continues, 25 senior teams will compete
to earn the right to represent the U.S. at the upcoming World Senior Championships. Eighteen men's
teams, age 50 and over, will compete at the Capital Curling Club in Bismarck, N.D., for the 2012 USA
Curling Senior Men's National Championship title on Nov. 30 – Dec. 4.
The men's field includes the 2010 senior world gold medalists, led by Paul Pustovar of Hibbing, Minn.
Also skipping is tw0 – time U.S. senior champion David Russell (LaCrosse, Wis.).Last year's Senior
Nationals runnerup Phil DeVore (Superior, Wis.), who earned a silver medal at the 2011 world senior
championships as alternate for Team USA, is back for another chance to lead the U.S. The men's teams
will be split into three pools for a divisional round robin with a double knockout provision with six teams
advancing to the quarterfinals.
Seven ladies teams will compete from Dec 2 -4 on the four sheet Grafton Curling Club in Grafton, ND.
The women's field features the defending U.S. senior champions led by Margie Smith (St. Paul, Minn.)
as well as tw0 – time U.S. senior champions Pam Oleinik (Brookfield, Wis.), Sharon Vukich (Seattle)
and Anne Wiggins (Hendersonville, N.C.). The women's format will be a round robin with a double
knockout provision.
The winning teams will represent the U.S. at the 2012 World Senior Championships, which will take
place April 14 – 21 in Tärnby, Denmark. Live scoring from both senior national championships will be
posted on the USA Curling website (www.usacurl.org/curlingrocks) through its partnership with
CurlingZone. Webstreaming plans are tentative.
The Knack to Sweeping
Proper sweeping can add as much as 6-8 feet in length to the stone in the last 1/3 of the sheet. Sweeping earlier adds even more length – often as much as 10-12 feet. That could extend the stone the entire length of the house. But don't take my word for it. The University of Western Ontario conducted research for Canadian Olympic team on the effects of sweeping prior to the 2010 Winter Olympics. In addition to how far sweeping will send the stone, here's what else they found:
• A 45 – 90 degree angle is best for sweeping in front of the stone, i.e., wider is better as it maximizes the surface area covered. So when you're sweeping, keep the head of the broom horizontal (90°) to the front of the stone – or at a 45° angle max.
• The area three feet in front of the stone is the optimum area for sweeping. Keep it as close to the stone as possible.
• The outside sweeper begins the warming process allowing the inside sweeper to create even more heat in front of the stone.If the sweepers are outside the three-foot zone, the effects are generally lost. The second sweeper warms up the ice for the first sweeper, . When done effectively in tandem, it optimizes the length the stone will travel. Adding a third sweeper adds little to no additional effect on the stone.
• Keep your broom as clean and dry as possible.


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I went to Krupin's (Wisconsin Ave) the other day for lunch, and
they . . . "were out of tongue". Is Katz's ever "out of" tongue? In fact, as I learned, Krupin's doesn't ever bother with tongue; apparently (shocking!) it's rarely (once every 5 or so months) ordered. Even though it's on Krupin's borscht-belt, Grossinger's-style, ridiculously contrived menu. Hello, and call the FTC: false advertising. Aside from the fact that they don't carry at least a third of what's advertised, the corned beef at Krupin's is fey, limp, and too fatty; the pastrami tastes exactly like the corned beef (but lacking even pepper), and (get this) is imported from Baltimore, an exotic locale to the Krupins, but hardly the Mecca or Medina of deli. Avoid at all costs. But is there any chance we might have some decent deli south of Delancey (or south of Schwartz's smoked in la province)? Help!


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Vatican appeals to UN to protect rights of the family
Archbishop Celestino Migliore, Holy See permanent observer to the United Nations, stressed the "primordial role" of the family in society, saying it is "the first place for social integration as it constitutes the primary cell of society and its foundation." Speaking on the 10th anniversary of the International Year of the Family during the 42nd session of the Social Development Committee on Friday, he said: "For the Holy See, the family is a natural institution based on marriage - the intimate and complementary union of a man and woman - that, as such, possesses its own inalienable rights. More than just a simple juridical, sociological or economic unity, the family is a community of love and solidarity. It is for that reason that it is especially suited to realizing the integration of all its members, be they young, old or handicapped. One can therefore easily affirm that a family seen in this way could serve as a model of social integration on a broader scale." However, noted the archbishop, today's world poses many threats to the family, in particular those situations of "the young who live in dysfunctional families, marked by conflict, inadequate parental control, drug abuse, to name but a few." He said: "My delegation insists on the urgency of adopting family policies to meet with current needs. In fact, my delegation is convinced that these policies constitute the ethical and concrete manner of solving crises in societies and guaranteeing a better future for democracy." Society should help families, Archbishop Migliore said. However, he added, quoting "Familiaris consortio", "society should not take from families the functions that they can just as well perform on their own or in free associations; instead it must positively favour and encourage as far as possible responsible initiative by families. . States have a responsibility to defend the 'sovereignty' of the family. . Defending the sovereignty of the family contributes to the sovereignty of nations." Source: VIS


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ATLANTA, Oct. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- On October 20, 2012, Storage Post Self Storage's Yonkers location participated in the first-ever Yonkers Community Garden October-Fest. Nearly 500 community residents and garden members attended the event, many of whom visited Storage Post's booth space.
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In addition to the Yonkers location, Storage Post storage facilities across the United States attend festivals, participate in local events, volunteer for charitable collections and engage with customers and neighbors.
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With 86 years of racing at The Brickyard, what can be said about the racing heritage that Indy has? One thing is for sure, the fans here love their Supercross.
Pit and Heat Race Notes
I remember two years ago, when Garth covered the race here, there was a picture in TWMX of the track and the amount of brick and trash in the dirt was unbelievable. Maybe the dirt for this race is stored at a brickyard until the Supercross comes to town. This year's dirt has improved greatly. The dirt used had just tiny traces of debris in it, and was moist and carvable.
Among those who were injured and not racing in Indy were Mike LaRocco, Grant Langston, Ivan Tedesco and Michael Byrne. LaRocco and Langston look to be out for the rest of the SX season while Tedesco is taking it one week at a time. Brock Sellards was sporting lots of tape after a mid-week practice crash, but was racing.
In the first 125cc heat race, Jesseman got the holeshot, but Mike Brown wasn't letting him get away. About halfway through, Brown was within a second of Jesseman and his bike swapped sideways off of a jump. I couldn't believe he saved it! Mike Brown looked awesome early on in the night program.
In the second 125 heat race, Kelly Smith got another holeshot, but Sellards quickly passed him. The top four after lap one were Sellards, Smith, Lalloz, Mills and Bentley. Matthieu Lalloz went down pretty hard off the table single. His back wheel had clipped the single and it slammed him to the ground. He got up and he was okay. A lot of riders are having a problem getting their rear wheel to clear this obstacle consistently. Top four in this race was Sellards, Smith, Bentley, and Mills.
The first 250cc heat race had the desert dweller Travis Preston get the holeshot on his big 450. Second place was Reed and third was Josh Woods. With not even a lap in, Chad Reed fell down. He got right back up in eleventh, and started to attack again. Travis Preston led the heat race for almost five laps before being overtaken by Vuillemin. Then on lap five Chad Reed fell again! Just call him Mr. Butterwheels! Top four were Vuillemin, Preston, Hamblin, and Fonseca.
The second 250cc heat race had Heath Voss holeshotting with Lusk, RC and Ferry in tow. Almost right away Lusk went to the front and began to pull away. After five laps, RC would reel Lusk in and make a pass going under the finish line jump that had RC and his bike almost going down. This was a great race between RC and Lusk, and the crowd went crazy watching them duke it out.
Josh Woods got bucked off hard in the whoops in his 250cc semi, but would eventually get up under his own power.
The Mains
As the 125cc main got underway, Kelly Smith got yet another holeshot! Man if this kid could bottle those things up and sell them, he would make a million dollars. Sellards quickly got by, but he did not open up a big gap on Smith. After lap one, the running order was Sellards, Smith, Carroll, Metcalfe, Bentley, Jesseman and Brown.
Jesseman was on the move, getting past Bentley on lap two, and Metcalfe on lap four, to move into the top three.
On lap five, Kelly Smith clipped that same jump that jacked Lalloz up earlier in the night. It sent him sideways and over the bars and off to the inside of the track. Smith re-entered the track in sixth or seventh position. Too bad for Kelly.
On lap five, Sellards had approximately a six-second lead over second place.
Lap seven, and Jesseman had passed everyone except Sellards. The running order was Sellards, Jesseman, Metcalfe, Bentley and Brown.
Lap eight saw Bentley get by Metcalfe and move into the top three.
Lap nine, and Jesseman looked to be making up at least a second a lap on Sellards. Also, Mike Brown had just ssed Metcalfe for the fourth place spot.
Lap 10, and Jesseman had caught Sellards. He was right on his back tire, patiently waiting to make a move. Bentley was riding a great race. He looked so comfortable on his bike.
Then on lap 12, Jesseman made his move on Sellards, as the two went underneath the finish line jump.
On lap 13, Jesseman all ready began to open up a three-second lead on Sellards. Later in the lap, Mike Brown passed Bentley for third place.
Then on lap 14, tragedy struck Brock Sellards, as he went down! He remounted but was in seventh place! Too bad for Brock, that could have been the championship for him and YoT. Jesseman won his second 125cc East main in Indy, while Shae Bentley got his first podium in years. There was some good racing for sure tonight in this class.
125cc Main-Indianapolis (East round 3)
- Branden Jesseman (Suz)
- Mike Brown (Kaw)
- Shae Bentley (Suz)
- Brett Metcalfe (KTM)
- Kelly Smith (Yam)
- Erick Vallejo (Yam)
- Brock Sellards (Yam)
- Matthieu Lalloz (Suz)
- Ryan Morais (Suz)
- Ryan Mills (Hon)
- Paul Currie (Yam)
- Troy Carroll (Yam)
- Kevin Johnson (Yam)
- Tiger Lacey (Yam)
- Michael Blose (Yam)
- Steve Boniface (KTM)
- Tyson Hadsell (YAM)
- Josh Summey (Yam)
- Jeff Gibson (Suz)
- Barry Carsten (Suz)
- Shane Bess (Suz)
- Scott Metz (KTM)
As the 250cc main got underway, it saw Big Bird Larry Ward get his second straight holeshot in two weeks, but he went down in the first turn that was nearly 100 yards away from the starting gate.
Travis Preston took over the lead with RC in tow. Then, RC and Fonseca passed Preston almost at the same time, as the track crosses over the first straight.
Lap two, and it shook out with RC, Fonseca, Preston, Vuillemin, Short, Reed and Lusk.
Lap three saw Vuillemin and Short get by Preston. Vuillemin went by Fonseca under the finish line jump.
As they start lap four, RC was getting away from Vuillemin a little bit with Fonseca, Preston, Short, Lusk and Hamblin. Vuillemin was just four seconds in back of RC at this point.
As the group started lap six, Reed got by Short and Lusk got by Preston.
On lap seven, Chad Reed got by Fonseca.
As lap nine started, Vuillemin is less than two seconds in back of RC.
Lap 10 started and Sean Hamblin is pulling up on Lusk. Hammy is riding a great race and looked to have no problem running the pace with the seasoned factory riders.
On lap 12, Lusk went over the bars! Poor Ezra, he has been having some bad luck as of late.
Lap 14, and Short and Hamblin were having a great duel for the fifth place spot.
Lap 17 and Vuillemin did not gain any more time on RC. Hamblin finally got by Short and started to pull up on Fonseca. If Hammy had gotten by Short sooner, he might have been able to catch Fonseca.
As the race came to an end, RC won his sixth 250 SX for 2003, followed by Vuillemin and Reed. This was a great ride for Team Sobe Suzuki's Sean Hamblin and Motoworldracing.com's Andrew Short. Both of the 125cc riders proved they have what it takes to be in the premiere class of Supercross. Vuillemin looked to have some newfound fire here in Indy, but is it too little too late?
250cc Main-Indianapolis (Round 11)
- Ricky Carmichael (Hon)
- David Vuillemin (Yam)
- Chad Reed (Yam)
- Ernesto Fonseca (Hon)
- Sean Hamblin (Suz)
- Andrew Short (Suz)
- Heath Voss (Yam)
- Tim Ferry (Yam)
- Damon Huffman (Hon)
- Travis Preston (Hon)
- Keith Johnson (Yam)
- Nick Wey (Yam)
- Ryan Clark (Yam)
- Danny Smith (Suz)
- Paul Carpenter (Hon)
- Tyler Evans (Suz)
- Larry Ward (Hon)
- Greg Schnell (Yam)
- Clark Stiles (Hon)
- Ezra Lusk (Kaw)
Talk to you next week from Daytona!
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Great Boba Tea Place
Few places catch our appetite for sweets. We found Boba Tea & Treats in Dallas after looking for dessert places in Google. We desired to get something filling and nice. The strawberry milk tea was yummy. The support was helpful and quick, the atmosphere was inviting and comfortable and also you can get some learning done here with their fast wifi and booths. Once I return to the area more frequently, I will visit here again. Best Boba drink place
The place started in 2013. The owner got the concept traveling overseas when she saw a Boba shop. She determined that there were any spots in Dallas that served boba milk tea and she immediately fell in love with it. Therefore she developed a fresh boba business and got some cash together and created the Boba place
Boba Tea is an intense experience of drinking tea. The boba compliments that vast variety of tea flavors you can choose. Challenge your taste buds with passionfruit, lychee, green apple, cantaloupe and more! It is possible to have some fresh fruit taste to made with real fruit.
But the most useful component in a pearl milk tea is not the colors or the flavors, it's one of the "boba" or occasionally referred to as the "pearls". All these are large round-formed prepared tapioca which can be similar to the size of marbles that are small. It is a comical encounter to drink in through a straw that is massive to capture one ball of tapioca. The pearls tend to be similar to of a melted Bear. It's just a little flavor to them much like rice that is sticky though a bit heavier.
They have bubble tea & boba, smoothies, slushes, Thai dessert, and flavored dairy teas that are various. It is possible to include red beans, flavored jellies that are distinct, and boba as beverage toppings that are added. There are a large number of beverage combinations you're able to get that'll produce fantastic beverages. Real fruit is used by them inside their shakes as well as additional beverages also. There is also hot beverages that provide powerful Vietnamese coffee that will definitely wake you up and will warm you up in winter months. Their coffee is POWERFUL and is created with two-shots of expresso. It is a great pick me up. That was purchased by my buddy and she adored it and stated it was much desired and helped her wake up and be focused for the day.
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1. When a woman becomes pregnant she is automatically able to receive maternity leave. Fathers however, do not get to take this time. I believe father have the right to be able to care for their newborn. Fathers should be provided paternity leave because they have an obligation to the newborn and it gives them this time to form a bond and also to help the mother as well.
a. Mother's need to able to rest and recover after such a life changing experience. After giving birth a woman's body can be very exhausted and adding a baby to the situation makes her even more exhausted.
i. Having the father there to help with cleaning bottles, changing diapers, and soothing a crying baby helps a mom from draining herself.
ii. It could make her more confident and relaxed having another body in the house.
iii. Many women suffer from post-partum depression and with fathers being home it helps to put a little ease, since babies can be overwhelming.
b. Another is new babies should be able to spend as much time with their father, as much as their mother.
i. It is a great advantage emotionally for father and newborn to create bond this early in life.
ii. Fathers are able to get to know their child and their child's needs.
iii. It also gives the mother a break just to get some time to herself.
c. Paternity leave for fathers would also give the mother a chance to go back to work.
i. Childcare can be very expensive especially for newborns.
ii. Reversing roles can show fathers the hardship that comes along with raising a newborn and managing to live a healthy life.
iii. Fathers can help in searching for adequate child-care.
2. Some people aren't really convinced that men should get paternity leave, because obviously women are the ones that get pregnant and go through childbirth....


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Re: Brereton's, Co.Tipperary, 1860's
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Brereton's, Co.Tipperary, 1860's
As I mentioned on a 6/15 99 listing on this page there were Tipperary Brereton/Breartons in the Castleton,Fair Haven,Poultney area of Vermont from the mid 19th century . They were part of a large group of Tipperary immigrants in this area. I have been told that the name evolved to Brayton in this part of Vermont. Regards,Peter Patten(no relation) Fair Haven,Vermont


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Samsung Silver Washing Machine £232.49 @ BestBuy
This is a fantastic price for this Samsung silver washing machine. BestBuy are selling the Samsung WF8602NGS1/XEU washing machine for £232.49 which includes free delivery. While the name is long and complex, the deal most definitely is not.
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