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Spiced soda bread
These yeast-free delights have been a New England favourite for centuries. They're perfect warm from the oven.
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- 600g (4 cups) plain flour
- 2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 1/2 tbs caraway seeds (see note)
- 60g butter, at room temperature
- 500ml (2 cups) milk
- 1 tsp white wine vinegar
- Butter, to serve
Energy 1545kJ |
Fat saturated 6.00g |
Fat Total 10.00g |
Carbohydrate sugars g |
Carbohydrate Total 59.00g |
Dietary Fibre 3.50g |
Protein 11.00g |
Cholesterol mg |
Sodium mg |
All nutrition values are per serve.
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Did the cumin seed alternative and it was fabulous! Very easy to put together, could even be done on a busy weeknight for something special.
Made these in conjunction with the Maine Pumpkin Soup and they went very well with it. Only took 30 mins from start to taking out the oven. A nice alternative to the normal yeast rolls. However, I didn't like the seeds. Next time would omit and maybe add some grated cheese.
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That s the paper. Thanks for sharing it. Mike Cohn Author: Agile Estimating and Planning User Stories Applied www.mountaingoatsoftware.com ... That s theSep 7, 2006View SourceThat's the paper. Thanks for sharing it.Mike CohnAuthor:Agile Estimating and PlanningUser Stories Appliedwww.mountaingoatsoftware.com
On Sep 7, 2006, at 2:00 PM, Pato Jutard wrote:Thanks Hubert, thanks Mike.
Hubert, of course Tobias is a great trainer and he taught us Burndown charts, but I'm the bad pupil J
Mike, I looked for the Paper you mentioned, I think I find it so I'll share it with the list:
De: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] En nombre de Mike Cohn
Enviado el: Jueves, 07 de Septiembre de 2006 04:18 p.m.
Para: firstname.lastname@example.com
CC: Brent Barton
Asunto: Re: [scrumdevelopment] Burndown Charts and Earned ValueBrent Barton and some colleagues from Solutions IQ presented a great paper on Earned Value at the Agile 2006 conference. I don't know if a copy of it is online anywhere. Maybe Brent can enlighten us.
Congratulations on taking your game studio to Scrum. Other game developers are having tremendous success with Scrum as well.
Mike Cohn
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On Sep 7, 2006, at 12:05 PM, Pato Jutard wrote:
I'm starting to implement Scrum in Three Melons, a game studio in Argentina after becoming CSM with the excellent course given by Tobias Mayer over here.
We are going great, but now I want to make progress visible and make some velocity-based estimations, anticipate deviations, have a clear picture of remaining work, know when the team performance is going down and need further motivation, etc
For this purposes I know some people is working with Burndown charts. Am I correct?
I have this resource:http://alistair.cockburn.us/index.php/Earned-value_and_burn_charts
Can someone guide me in this aspect?
What are you people using?
Can you provide any advice or any reference to material that treats this subject?
Thank you very much!
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we re slightly modified from this (in how we interpreted something from Mike Cohn s book). When we add stories, we give them an attribute called FrontSep 12, 2006View Sourcewe're slightly modified from this (in how we interpreted something from Mike Cohn's book). When we add stories, we give them an attribute called Front Burner, Back Burner or Refrigerator (priorities).Refrigerator = we don't even bother with the ROM estimateFront Burner = no brainer, of course must estimateBack Burner = need to estimate as quickly as you can, because these guys would be next (if we were able to address more stories)
From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Dave Hostick
Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2006 3:58 AM
To: email@example.com
Subject: [scrumdevelopment] Re: When to estimate the product backlog?Hi All,
I've been scrumming for three years now at three different companies
(don't ask)...
I agree entirely with Mark. As soon as the story goes into the
backlog, it gets a rough 'order of magnitude' estimate for the Product
Owner to prioritise and put in the right area for the product road map
- then getting back to the customer with a reasonable prediction for
when the requirement (story) will be released. Anyone can supply this
estimate - even the Product Owner (based on similar stories), so don't
think you're putting on the developers - at this stage it's not that
important to be exact.
As this story gets nearer the sprint, the details of the requirement
are matured and you might want another 'guestimate' . During sprint
planning, you still won't get it exactly right; so, when in the
sprint, the story is continually re-estimated - this is essential for
the burn down to be as realistic as possible.
This is how I work and I hope it clarifies things,
--- In scrumdevelopment@ yahoogroups. com, "Mark Levison" <mlevison@.. .>
> On 9/7/06, Hubert Smits <hubert.smits@ ...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Mark,
> >
> > Estimate every story when it goes onto the backlog. Few reasons to do
> > this: it gives the product owner information which she can use to
> > (geeeeee, this is a biggie and it has little value, let me give it
a low
> > priority), and it gives an indicator of the total effort to
complete the
> > product with all the features
> >
> Thanks for the feedback Hubert - doesn't that suggest that I might be
> getting the team together to estimate every few days (especially in the
> early phase of the project). In addition I was concerned about the
> of one off estimates. My thinking if we estimate 4-5 stories at once
> likely to have a better sense of their relative costs.
> Mark
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Ajijic cottage description
Sleeps two. This new casita was just completed, decorated and is waiting for you. I provide luxury linens and everything you need to make your stay free from stress.
You enter through a mature, tropical garden and walk past a cactus garden to the veranda. The veranda boasts a Weber gas grill, a lovely bar with pass through to the kitchen as well as a glass top table for dining. The washer and dryer are in another building and shared with the owner. The telephone is an extension of the owner's phone and is for local calls only. Also available is a Vonage phone making calls to the US and Canada free to you. Maid service weekly is included.
The bedroom and 'sitting area' for viewing television near the fireplace are the same room which measures 5 mts by 3.50 mts. (approx. 12 x 16 1/2 feet).
There is a shared mirador with fantastic lake and mountain views. A new swimming pool was completed in January, 2011 and includes a very cool palapa bar. Car rental available nearby. I have been unable to locate a bicycle rental business here. There are miles of bike paths which begin right across the street from your casita. And if that wasn't enough, there is a bus stop at the end of the lane - 1/2 block away! You must be at least 50 years of age to rent this property.
Keywords: Casita with pool and palapa bar
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- Not Suitable For Children
- Non Smoking Only
Kitchen & Dining
- Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils
- Catering Available
- Refrigerator
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- Clothes Dryer
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- Wood Fireplace
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- CD Player
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- DVD Player
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- Wireless Internet
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Highly Recommended 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Casita & Solar Heated Pool in Ajijic - Perfect Couple Retreat
Highly Recommended 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Casita & Solar Heated Pool in Ajijic - Perfect Couple Retreat
- Guest Corinna & Marco (Roberts Creek, BC - Sunshine Coast Canada )
- Date of stay 11/01/12
- Review Submitted 09/16/13
This is a great place to stay! We highly recommend not only the accommodation, but the Owner/Host Roberto & the caretakers Betty & Carlos! We stayed for the complete month of November 2012; and have nothing but great memories!!! Everything presented so well. The solar pool and the grounds were kept immaculate. We had access to a Weber (BBQ) and laundry facilities on site. We had access to a vantage line, high speed internet and were able to set up our home office outdoors at poolside. There was enough outlets for our portable printer, scanner, computer, etc. As Realtors; this was much appreciated! Although on vacation, we were able to keep in touch with our clients back in Canada. The room was a joy to be in – beautifully decorated with a Mexican theme. Comfortable Bed with extra linens, TV, shower with great water pressure, and screens on all the windows and lockable entrance door. The kitchen also had its own screened and lockable entrance door. The kitchen was well stocked with everything; Pots, Pans, Dishes, Utensils, Coffee Maker, Kettle, Toaster and much more. The pass through between the kitchen and the outdoor patio made it great for entertaining; acted as a Buffet Table at times. Dinette set for 4 was great as another couple (friends of ours) that were staying in the area were able to come by and share a meal with us here. Great Security – had no problems in this area at all! The location is strong: on public transit, walking distance to Brandon's Pub, the Pancake House, Meat & Fish/Seafood Market, Mini-Marts for groceries, and several Restaurants. We really enjoyed going to the nearby Tuesday and Friday Bazaar where we could buy local produce as well as International Cuisine to Take Out, Amazing Pastry Goods, Jewellery, Clothing, etc. The weather was awesome for the entire duration of our time. Roberto was able to help us with the arrangements of getting from Guadalajara at the beginning of our stay and arrange for a driver to pick us up and drive us all the way to Puerto Vallarta at the end of our stay. It was nice having Roberto on site. He's a great guy and he speaks both English and Spanish fluently. He made sure we had everything we needed for a great stay and afforded us privacy too!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, tourists without a car, age 55+.
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Great Location and Wonderful Host
Great Location and Wonderful Host
- Guest Jimmy and Mary Ann (Arlington, TX)
- Date of stay 08/01/13
- Review Submitted 09/12/13
We spent the month of August at Bob's casita and could not have been more pleased. The location is great--walking distance to the plaza in Ajijic and several nice restaurants. If you don't want to walk, the bus stop is less than a block away. Buses are clean, comfortable, and run frequently throughout the day for only 8 pesos. The casita itself was very well appointed and comfortable, and the outdoor space was perfect for dining or enjoying the pool. Bob was a great host, always gracious and accommodating, and we enjoyed his company when sharing time on the patio or in the pool. He went out of his way to make our stay enjoyable, including providing fresh eggs and mangos upon our arrival. We would definitely stay there again.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, tourists without a car, age 55+, girls getaway.
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Relaxing Oasis in Ajijic
Relaxing Oasis in Ajijic
- Guest Gail S. (West Vancouver, BC Canada)
- Date of stay 02/01/13
- Review Submitted 03/09/13
Loved the comfortable Casita and the warm, salt-water pool outside my door! The large bed/sitting room was perfect when I needed to work, or relax with the TV, and found the location near the Carretera excellent - bus stop almost at the front door, and restaurants nearby when I didn't feel like cooking. My host, Roberto, maintained his property very well, and was extremely helpful when needed - always available to answer my questions. I would definitely recommend this property.Recommended for: Sightseeing, tourists without a car, age 55+.
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Very convenient location
Very convenient location
- Guest Craig B.
- Date of stay 01/19/13
- Review Submitted 01/29/13
Bob the host has put together an ideal package for the short or longer term visitor to the Ajijic area. It's a private casita with all amenities. The kitchen is a separate room and fully equipped. There is TV and wireless Internet, lovely patio for dining and a great pool. Only 4 blocks to the Ajijic town plaza, several restaurants in walking distance,and you can catch a bus less than a block away that will take you all over the Ajijic or Chapala area. We enjoyed several evenings with a glass of wine on Bob's rooftop deck ( mirador) looking over parts of the town and the lake. Overall: very clean, secure and comfortable. To be noted you are in Mexico and roosters are common . We highly recommend this property whether your first visit or return.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, tourists without a car, age 55+.
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Very charming casita with helpful hospitable host
Very charming casita with helpful hospitable host
- Guest Elena (Ontario Canada)
- Date of stay 02/06/12
- Review Submitted 02/06/12
When I arrived in Ajijic I was pleasantly surprised with the casita . It was very charming and clean... Believe me the pictures dont do it justice! It is a sweet place with all the amenities ie pool, comfortable bed, vonage, laundry facilities and cable TV. Everything that I needed to be comfortable and I had as much privacy as I wanted and yet the owner was nearby if necessary. Bob was so accommodating as he ensured that everything was done to make my stay in Ajijic a wonderful memory. A perfect place for me!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, tourists without a car, age 55+.
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Best Little Casita In Ajijic
Best Little Casita In Ajijic
- Guest Mike Leisenbach (Pasadena, California USA)
- Date of stay 07/15/11
- Review Submitted 07/30/11
If you're coming to Lake Chapala you won't find a more charming place to stay. My wife and I have been coming here since 2007, and we have yet to find a host as congenial as Bob. He really has thought of everything you'll need for a relaxing stay. On top of that, he has been in the area for several years and so has a lot of local knowledge and is as helpful as could be. Between Betty, the maid, and her husband, Carlos, the whole place is clean and well maintained. The casita's kitchen is absolutely complete and we made extensive use of it (and the covered patio) as well as samplng some of the many restaurants that are a walk or short drive away. If you've never been to Lake Chapala, this is a great jumping off point for your explorations and Bob will be able to give you ideas and suggestions as to what to see.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+.
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Ajijic Vacation
Ajijic Vacation
- Guest John (Vancouver, Canada)
- Date of stay 03/04/11
- Review Submitted 04/10/11
We have just returned home from a wonderful 5 week vacation in the Mexican village of Ajijic. Bob arranged for us to be picked up at Guadalajara airport which was a great start to our stay as our driver, Alan, took us to Ajijic via Chapala and was a great source of information on the Lake Chapala area. Our stay was even more enjoyable as we chose to stay at this charming casita. Our host, Bob, could not have been more congenial. The casita has all the amenities one could want including a fully equipped kitchen, internet access, cable television, laundry facilties and was exactly as portrayed on the VRBO website. Bety, who performed the weekly maid service, was excellent and ensured that the casita was thoroughly cleaned. We enjoyed the heated pool, which was right at our front door, on an almost daily basis. A short walk allowed us to explore the village and enjoy the fine restaurants and shopping it has to offer. Bob afforded us our privacy, but he also invited us to accompany him on excursions. What a fabulous and fun host, what comfortable accomodations, and what a memorable vacation. We look forward to returning.Recommended for: Age 55+.
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A Charming Casita
A Charming Casita
- Guest Paulina (Newburyport, MA, USA)
- Date of stay 11/15/10
- Review Submitted 12/15/10
I highly recommend this charming, bright and fresh casita to anyone who wants a great place to stay in Ajijic. The owner is extremely helpful and can arrange rides to and from the airport with a very reliable driver. I loved the walled in garden, the flowers and the fruit trees and the many brightly coloured birds that came by especially in the morning and before sunset. I know that there will be a new pool in the New Year. The things that I specially liked about this casita: the cleanliness; the luxury sheets and towels; the well equipped kitchen; the peacefulness of being four blocks from the Plaza; the delightful walk to the Plaza via the Malecon; the convenient bus stop; having the owner on site to answer questions.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, tourists without a car, age 55+.
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Charming and comfortable
Charming and comfortable
- Guest Diana (Mexico)
- Date of stay 06/15/10
- Review Submitted 08/27/10
This is a great little casita loaded with charm. The bedroom is spacious and there is a very nice covered terrace overlooking the lush garden. Betty, the maid, keeps it immaculate. Nice touches include the luxury linens and towels and a well-appointed kitchen, complete with hand-blown margarita glasses. The central plaza is only a 15 minute walk away, and there are plenty of restaurants of all types within a 2-block radius.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+.
Owner response: This review was written by my very first renter who will be here for another couple of months. She is having a home of her own built nearby. I see the month of December is still open. Check it out.
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Year Purchased: 2010
Why the Owner Chose Ajijic:
Ajijic boasts one of the most perfect climates anywhere in the world. With Lake Chapala, Mexico's largest lake, at 5,000 feet above sea level and surrounded by the Sierra Madre Mountain range, the climate averages about 75 degrees year round. The rainy season, which begins in June is the best time of year and also it is 'low season' with the best rates!
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This community includes many retired people from the USA and Canada as well as the local Mexican people, who are the most generous, friendly and welcoming people you will ever meet. There is a large and diverse group of people here, including many GLBT. Everyone feels welcome.
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From Palapa Bar across pool to casita.
Comfy queen size bed and lots of storage. Flat screen TV.
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Tennessee judge orders baby's name changed from 'Messiah': report
Religiosity does not belong in a courtroom nor in any other branch of government.
Methinks the judge overstepped.
Just so the rest of the world understands; Not everyone who lives in the South is a stupid jackass. For some unkown reason these people keep getting elected as Judges down here. Not that the Georgia State Legislature doesn't have an inordinate amount of Wackos too. My guess is that our Politicians have, over the years, embarassed us to the point that any normally bright resident would feel ashamed to be assocated with them and therefore none of us will have a thing to do with Public Office. M. Lewis Macon, Georgia, USA
I assume the judge is about to force all south American men with the first name Salvador to change their name as well?
Children can be cruel. So can parents, apparently.
It doesn't matter what the judges religious beliefs are, what matters is that the child would be subject to a lifetime of cruel teasing, bullying, and scorn because his parents couldn't agree on a sensible name, and instead chose one that was guaranteed to draw negative attention.
His ruling is strictly Religious and not a point of Law and his verdict should be reversed. However, still, the baby's name should be changed voluntarily.
Parents beware of giving your baby a name that will cause him/her problems in their future.
Will the judge also change all the Hispanic names Jesus to what Frank?
What a complete piece of trash this judge is. Being a "Christian" does not give you the right to tell people what they can and cannot name their children. She needs to be thrown off the bench and disbarred. This is blatant misuse of position.
The judge should be removed. What a ridiculous finding. She's a judge??!?!
Name him Mazda; problem solved!
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Lightning strike for Foxes
Glen Chapple heaped further misery on Leicestershire by taking two wickets
Lancashire sent defending champions Leicestershire sliding to their second successive defeat in the Friends Life t20 with an 11-run victory in the North Group encounter at Grace Road.
The visitors posted 154 for six after a rain-delayed start, with Stephen Moore hitting a half-century off 38 balls.
But, despite a quickfire 36 from Abdul Razzaq, the Foxes could only manage 143 for eight in reply as Glen Chapple, Yasir Arafat and Steve Parry claimed two wickets each.
Yorkshire recovered from 42 for five but still lost by two runs to Durham in an exciting finish to their opening t20 match at Headingley.
Needing 14 off the last over to reach their 143 target, Yorkshire appeared to have the game in the bag as Azeem Rafiq drove leg-spinner Scott Borthwick's first ball for six and lashed the next to the extra cover boundary.
But only three came off the next two deliveries and, when Rafiq let the fifth ball go by outside off-stump it meant four were required from the last delivery which the batsman could only hit for a single.
The weather accounted for the clash between Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. Heavy rain at Trent Bridge prompted umpires Steve Garratt and Richard Illingworth to make the decision without a ball being bowled.
Notts had been looking to cement their position at the top of the North group, having won their first game with Leicestershire, while Derbyshire, victors over Lancashire yesterday, were also looking to snare top spot.
Warwickshire's Midlands/Wales/West match against Worcestershire was abandoned without a ball being bowled.
The match was supposed to be a 25,000 sell-out, although all the tickets had been distributed free and only around a fifth of the expected crowd turned up at Edgbaston. Heavy overnight rain was followed by a day of increasingly heavy showers which left pools of water standing on the outfield.
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It may not be the oldest rivalry in the state or section for that matter, but it certainly has the make up of being one of the best rivalry in the area. When it comes to the battle of Webster, throw out the records, recent history and even the playbook. Both teams say it is time to strap them up and just play.
When the schedules come out, there's always one game coaches, players and fans always mark on their schedule. That game is Thomas vs. Schroeder.
Scott Deuschle, Webster Thomas, said, "As they compete year in and year out, it is just fun and it's for bragging rights. Like I said, it's a great celebration of athletics in Webster."
Kali Watkins, Webster Schroeder, said, "Basically, everyone from Webster is here watching the game. The student body from both schools is here watching their classmates go at it. And for the coaches, it's a little bit of a rivalry too, we're friends off the field, but once it hits 7:00 p.m., we're enemies.
As far as the players go, this game is as close to a sectional atmosphere as you can get. This match up has value beyond just the 48 minutes. To the victor goes the spoils for a lifetime.
Trevon Jackson, Webster Thomas Junior Guard, said, "We all grew up in the same town, we'll be able to see these kids later on in life and always have those bragging rights, saying we beat you guys."
Michael Joiner, Webster Schroeder Senior Wide Receiver, said, "Every year when you win, that school will call the town of Webster theirs. So I really want to get that older brother rivalry over and beat on them this year and say 'Nom this is our town and it's going to stay our town for the next couple of years.'"
Thomas and Schroeder get underway Friday at 7:00 p.m. at Schroeder.


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As a serious fan of SW and the prequel, this is in some ways the worst game of the year, sadly - drastically short
GamingRasta wrote this review on .
Holy crap, Hayden! Thanks for the "Rental of the Year". Its certainly MILES from ever being a GOTY.
I was gonna give it a 6.0, but forget that - it doesnt deserve it.
Graphically, its one of the best games - the Euphoria engine, to me, has certainly never looked or behaved more smoothly. Theyve also figured out how to put a certain type of lighting on the enemies especially that looks like its straight out of a movie - the gfx are totally great.
The gameplay? Oh my God, horrible. Sadly. We love this series so much, those of us who do, that to see where it is now is a total letdown and nothing more.
ATTENTION: Those who say this one is better than the first are likely "plants" or promotions straight from LucasArts - dont doubt that. In other words, lies posted by the company themselves. If you dont think they drop reviews of Gamespot, think again. Dont believe them, this game really, sadly, sucks.
It likely the shortest action adventure game you can find. Its finished in a matter of hours. They talk about how many enemy types there are? HA! As someone else here said, you see them all in the first 20 minutes and its garbage.
Youd think fighting a clone of SK would be thrillin like fighting Dark Jedi from games like the Jedi Knight series. Hell no its not. Its utterly dissapointing.
Heres a big middle finger to you, Hayden. Why? Because you said "Youll need different moves for different enemies" - well, you joker, you made a game that can completely be beaten by GRAPPLING every single enemy and throwing them.
By the end of the game guys, thats what youll be doing - youll be grapple-killing every enemy you see since its so easy.
The super-lazy oversuse of the stupid Carbonite-Droid should land them even lower points.
Bottom line, they messed up so bad with this one, its a trainwreck. The got 4 out of 10 things seriously right with this game, like the graphics......but the rest, garbage.


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Bulgarian Prosecutors Confirm Large-Scale Fraud in Energy Sector
Bulgaria's prosecuting authority has confirmed that large-scale fraud schemes were implemented in the energy sector, including destruction of documents certifying payments made after the termination of the project for the Belene nuclear power plant.
The Monday media statement of the prosecuting authority comes only a few days after the joint special operation of the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office, the State Agency for National Security (DANS), and the Interior Ministry during which former executives of the National Electric Company (NEK) were arrested.
In early August 2013, the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office received a report from DANS about energy fraud schemes implemented in connection with the project for the construction of the Belene NPP which incurred substantial damage to the state coffers.
On the basis of the data contained in the report, on August 9, 2013, the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office initiated pre-trial proceedings against an unknown offender for an offense under Article 203 of the Penal Code (aggravated case of large-scale embezzlement).
The investigation also included an offense under Article 2019 of the Penal Code (deliberate mismanagement).
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On March 29, a moratorium was imposed on the Belene NPP project through a decision of the government, which entailed the termination of all activities related to its implementation.
Under the N-plant project, contracts for construction oversight had been signed with the companies WorleyParsons and Risk Engineering.
Although the provisions of these contracts made it clear that the decisions of state bodies (in this case the moratorium) were to be interpreted as force-majeure circumstances under which the parties to the contract were freed from their obligations, two of the former CEOs of the National Electric Company (NEK) failed to initiate a procedure for stopping payments.
As a result, over the next year and a half, despite the lack of a reason behind the payments, sums of around EUR 950 000 a month were transferred to the accounts of companies WorleyParsons and Risk Engineering for construction oversight under a project which had been stopped.
On September 19, 2013, the Sofia City Prosecutor's Office received a new report from DANS saying that steps had been taken to hide or destroy incriminating documents.
This necessitated an urgent operation on September 20, 2013, during which searches and seizures were conducted at the offices of WorleyParsons, Risk Engineering and NEK EAD in order to guarantee that the documents relevant to the investigation would be included to the case materials.
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The holiday was officially proclaimed in 1868 to honor Union and Confederate soldiers and was expanded after World War I to honor those who died in all wars.
Today, Memorial Day honors over one million men and women who have died in military service since the Civil War.
The infographic at this link compiles statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau and Department of Defense to honor our men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
[Information courtesy of the US Census Bureau]
Indiana has previously settled with four other publishers: Hachette Book Group Inc., HarperCollins Publishers L.L.C., Simon & Schuster Inc., and Holtzbrinck Publishers LLC d/b/a Macmillan for allegations relating to the same conduct, Zoeller said, adding that Indiana's antitrust action based on the same allegations against Apple Inc. remains pending with trial scheduled in June 2013.
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May 27 - Monday at 10:00 a.m. the following will be shared:
Catholic Service
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Service
First Presbyterian Church of Merrillville Service
May 27 - Monday at 11:45 ....SS Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Service
May 27 - Monday at 12:30 ... Battle of the Bulge Memorial Ceremony
Crown Point: Memorial Day Parade will be Monday, May 27 at 10:30am. The parade will begin at Joliet/West St to Main Street ending on Wells Street at the Maplewood Cemetery. The Ceremony will begin there at 11am.
Gary Memorial Day parade – May 27 – 10:00a.m.
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Hobart Memorial Day Ceremony- May 27 – Eight veterans organizations will be gathering at the Hobart Doughboy, across from Burns Funeral Home, at 11:00 am to give tribute to all of our fallen troops from Hobart, Indiana. The eight organizations are The American Legion, The Sons of the American Legion (SAL), Marine Corps League (MCL), MCL Auxiliary, American Veterans Motorcycle Riders Chapter 13, V.F.W., V.F.W. Auxiliary, V.F.W. Mens Auxiliary. The names on the Doughboy statue that will be read are from WW1, WW2, Vietnam War, Korean War, and the Global War on Terrorism. All eight organizations will be presenting a wreath in honor of our fallen troops. The Marine Corps League Honor Guard will be firing a volley of three rounds followed by the playing of taps. The conclusion will be a closing prayer.
Kouts: Kouts will be having a Memorial Day Parade, sponsored by the Kouts American Legion Post 301. The parade will kick off at 10:00 A.M. on Monday May 27th. It will proceed from the High School through town to the intersection at Rt. 8. There will also be a Memorial Service at the cemetery on Rt. 8 at approximately 10:45 A.M. All are welcome.
Lake County Memorial Day Program, 2:30 pm, gathering sponsored by Lake County Parks at the Vietnam Veterans War Memorial in Leroy, Stoney Run County Park 142nd Avenue & Union Street
Porter: Hawthorne Park on Monday, May 27th at 1:00pm to help honor our veterans for Memorial Day. In addition to their annual services this year they will be dedicating the James Butz Honorary Parkway in memory of US Army Spc James Butz. Officials say the 21-year-old combat medic from Porter was killed in September 2011, by an improvised explosive device when he rushed to the aid of two wounded troop members, who also died in the attack in Afghanistan.
According to published reports, items needed most include tooth paste and tooth brushes, shampoo, hand sanitizers. female products, hand lotion, toilet paper, paper towels, sponges, baby wipes, baby lotion, cotton swabs, work gloves, towels, trash bags, bottled water, diapers, wash cloths, bath soap, dishwasher soap, detergent, bleach and razors.
Other items being requested are blankets and pillows, dog food, cat food, kitty litter, leashes and collars, hand wipes, ear plugs, juice boxes, and non-perishable food items.
The Times reports items can be dropped off from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and tomorrow at two sites in Porter County including the K-Mart in Chesterton on Indiana Boundary Rd. and at the Valparaiso VFW on Roosevelt Rd. For more information contact Melissa Rees at 219 508-9519 or Samantha Rees at 219 331-6233.
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Allegiant Air will cease flights from Gary/Chicago International Airport in August but before they do the airline says starting June 5th it will switch it's weekly flights to Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Times is reporting that the carrier anticipates its last scheduled flight to take off on August 10th. Despite the announcement made Friday by the airport authority, the airport is planning to borrow it's largest amount in authority history. According to the article, Gary Mayor, Karen Freeman-Wilson says with the airport's large-scale runway expansion project and potential public-private partnership, other airlines are "expressing an interest in Gary." Meanwhile despite it's announcement to end service, Allegiant has not totally closed the door on future opportunities at the airport, according to published reports.
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Privately owned Calumet Park Cemetery is observing its 85th year of serving families and veterans in the Region and as in previous years they will be holding Memorial Weekend Services. In addition, Rob Vogel of Calumet Park said they will be having a free fireworks display and hayride starting today at dusk. Visitors should enter through the cemetery's west entrance as the main gate will be closing at 6 p.m., according to Vogel. You can hear more about Calumet Park's history and 85th Anniversary activities online at News Audio On Demand at
Memorial Weekend Schedule for 2013:
May 25 - Saturday at 10:00 a.m. ...............................................................................................Descent of the Holy Ghost Service
To be held in the mausoleum ... come share a moment of remembrance of those who sacrificed their all for this country.
May 25 - Saturday at 7:00 p.m. ....................................................................................................................Fireworks and hayride
In celebration of our 85th year as a privately owned cemetery serving all of the NW Indiana and beyond, we invite you to bring a blanket or a lawn chair and watch the fireworks. They will be in Section 17, the Veterans section, upon darkness. Hayrides will be available from 7:00 until dark. This event, like all of Calumet Park's special community activities, is free to the public.
May 26 - Sunday at 1:00 p.m. .........................................................Veteran's Memorial Service
American Legion 1st District Guest speaker: Pastor Fred Hoover. Actual service beings promptly at 1:00 p.m. Meet in Section 17 (Veterans Section) at the tent. The Merrillville H.S. Band will offer a background of patriotic music in a military tribute to America's veterans. Check with your local American Legion to have a flag placed on the graves of veterans at Calumet Park Cemetery. If a flag is not placed on your loved one's grave, come to the office and we will provide a complimentary flag while supplies last.
May 27 - Monday at 10:00 a.m. ...............................................................................................................................Catholic Service
A Catholic Mass will be celebrated at the altar in the Crucifixion Circle by Fr. Frank Torres. In case of inclement weather, the services will be held in the mausoleum.
May 27 - Monday at 10:00 a.m. ...............................................................................................St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Service
Service will be conducted by Reverend Father Marko Matic. Gather at the Serbian Monument. Service starts at 10:00 sharp with a blessing of individual graves to follow.
May 27 - Monday at 10:00 a.m. ....................................................................................First Presbyterian Church of Merrillville
Service conducted by Reverend Bill Hudson at the large tent in the Veterans Section (Section 17).
May 27 - Monday at 11:45 a.m. ..................................................................SS Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Service
Service conducted by Reverend Father Ted Poteres. Gather for services in Section 37 at the Precious and Life Giving Cross. Blessing of individual graves throughout the cemetery will follow the service.
May 27 - Monday at 12:30 p.m. ......................................................................................Battle of the Bulge Memorial Ceremony
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"How can we obey the law against war?" That was the essay question posed by the West Suburban Faith-Based Peace Coalition, and with an answer focused on ending peoples' and nations' sense of entitlement, Wheaton-Warrenville South junior Isobel Michaud beat out over 120 other entrants to win first place and a $1,000 prize, the Suburban Life reports.
"We all have wants, but getting everything you want is as disillusioned as a world without strife," the paper quoted Michaud writing. "We must shed the idea of our wants coming before the basic needs of other nations."
According to the paper, the contest was inspired by the contrast between the Kellogg-Briand Pact—signed after World War I, and intended to make war illegal—and the current state of the world, where war remains distressingly common.
"I have a lot of different ideas, and I really thought it would be a cool opportunity to be heard," Michaud added to the paper "At 16, you have a lot of opinions, and your parents will sort of listen to you, but you don't have many opportunities to really voice your opinions and have people really consider them."
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Fort Worth has long been a railroad town, but the city's stature in the rail industry will grow with the opening of the new GE Transportation locomotive factory at the end of this year.
GE Transportation's May 2011 announcement that it selected Fort Worth as the home of its new $96 million plant was an economic development prize and marked GE Transportation's first facility outside of Pennsylvania in 100 years
"This was a fast-paced project," said David Berzina, executive vice president of economic development for the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce. "From the first phone contact until the announcement, it was less than two months. It never could have happened without the efforts of a true public-private partnership."
Incentives drew GE to Fort Worth. The project was awarded up to $4.2 million from the Texas Enterprise Fund and $3.3 million in Fort Worth tax abatements.
The cooperation of the Texas Department of Transportation to provide necessary access and signals, and the cooperation of BNSF Railway Co., the City of Fort Worth and Hillwood to give GE ownership of a rail spur were critical to GE's decision.
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"After four years at the White House, Samantha will be leaving the NSC later this month and will spend some well-deserved time with [her husband] Cass and her two small children, Declan (3) and Rian (eight months)," said NSC spokesman Tommy Vietor. "While she is likely to return to the administration, no decisions have been made on her next steps.
"Samantha has been a powerful voice in this administration and a long-time friend and adviser to the President. We will miss her at the NSC, and we look forward to continuing the President's work promoting human rights and dignity."
Power is considered the favorite to take over as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations if Susan Rice gets tapped for another role at the White House. She was a senior adviser to then-Illinois Sen. Obama's 2008 presidential run, but resigned after calling Hillary Clinton a "monster."
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By Allen C. Guelzo
Oxford University Press, $19.95, 592 pages
A one-volume macro-history is the best sort of history book. Though it rarely matches the literary panache and Herculean scholarship of, say, Winston Churchill's six-volume history of World War II, or Edmund Morris' three volumes on Theodore Roosevelt, the one-volume history is still a kind of blue blazer or black cocktail dress of nonfiction — an established combination of utility and elegance. It is also the autodidact's best friend. It is a wonderful thing to pick up a one-volume, soup-to-nuts account of an expansive historical topic, learn all you need to know in the concision of a few hundred pages, and move on to the next book. Sadly, however, the one-volume macro has lost some luster in recent decades, especially in the field of history, where specialization is the watchword of doctoral programs everywhere.
To that end, its hard to imagine a better one-volume history of the American Civil War than Gettysburg College professor Allen C. Guelzo's new work, "Fateful Lightning: A New History of the Civil War and Reconstruction." Mr. Guelzo moves briskly and fairly through the first 70 years of the republic, hopscotching through issues large and small, from the causes of the war to the size of Confederate army rations. Like a road trip through pleasant scenery, you don't stop to contemplate every vista but happily keep moving after a snapshot.
Mr. Guelzo starts by tracing the issue of slavery from the founding of the republic through the 1850s. Aside from the fact that it "pitted cultures, economic interests, and moral antagonisms against each other," slavery's most dangerous feature was that it split America on broad geographic terms as well. Fifteen slave states joined together contiguously was a greater threat to national unity than pock marks of barbarism here or there. If only one or two states had clung to slavery, speculates Mr. Guelzo, the pro-slavery outposts would merely be considered "islands of complaint," unable to stand on their own, and slavery would have never become as entrenched as it did.
As the nation inches closer to war, Mr. Guelzo correctly follows the lead established by Harry Jaffa in his revolutionary 1959 work "Crisis of the House Divided" and establishes why Lincoln was a truly great man, beyond his achievements of shepherding the nation through the war and emancipating the slaves. Formerly a country lawyer and state legislator who had served as a one-term back bencher in Congress in the 1840s, Lincoln rose to prominence in the wake of the rising tide of "popular sovereignty" — the idea that states entering the Union should vote for themselves whether to allow slavery.
But Lincoln, Mr. Guelzo argues, realized that popular sovereignty violates the spirit of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, and insisted that to embrace slavery is a repudiation of the natural law axioms of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness," upon which the Founders built the republic. To Lincoln, Mr. Guelzo says, "democracy must not be simply the vote of the majority but the choice by the majority of what is morally right."
Then, to paraphrase Lincoln, "the war came." One of Mr. Guelzo's key achievements in telling the tale is balancing sometimes starchy descriptions of military strategy and maneuvers with colorful portraits of the principal agents of the war. There's Union Gen. "Fighting Joe" Hooker, "a handsome, happy-go-lucky brawler with an alcoholic's red nose and an awesome command of old army profanity," and his successor, Ulysses S. Grant, "the sort of person one would have to stare at very intently just to be able to describe him." And none is richer than Mr. Guelzo's capture of Lincoln, from his personal preoccupation with the occult to his careful yet contentious exercise of presidential powers during the war.
Mr. Guelzo's work isn't all a history of the most visible belligerents, as he includes detailed dissections of American social and cultural life during wartime. Mr. Guelzo quotes diaries, letters and newspaper reports to capture the war's effect on the population — women, soldiers, slaves, free blacks, free whites and others. Sojourner Truth stands at streetcar stops and screams "I want to ride!" in her efforts to integrate public transportation. One Union soldier describes Sherman's march through Georgia (one of the most hellish events of the war), as "probably the most gigantic pleasure expedition ever planned" for Sherman's sanction of countryside plundering.
Any historian worth his tweed should be able to use primary sources, but Mr. Guelzo has a special gift for using them to prove his point in a brief and entertaining way. Most importantly, he doesn't resort to contorting his source material to fit class, race or gender ideology — the de rigueur practice among today's cultural historians.
It's a little disappointing that Mr. Guelzo doesn't engage much with the perspectives of other scholars, which would have been helpful in shaping the reader's consideration of such a contentious and documented subject (50,000 books and papers, by Mr. Guelzo's estimate). But there's an appropriate trade-off here — to do so would slow down and muddle the narrative. After 150 years, it is one that still demands to be told to new audiences, and Mr. Guelzo is among the most capable of telling it.
David Wilezol is a producer for "Morning in America," a nationally syndicated radio show hosted by former U.S. Secretary of Education William J. Bennett.
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