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When you're in South Florida, the weather outside is not so frightful, which makes the holiday season undeniably delightful. While your northern neighbors will be snowed in with no place to go, grab the tiny tots and head out to Delray Beach's Sandoway House. Pay $8 for admission for four folks to this breathtaking nature center (a $16 value). Expect more visits during the upcoming year? Pay $25 (regularly $50) for an annual family membership, and enjoy admission to Sandoway House for a year, in addition to a discount at the gift shop. Offering programs, tours, and classes that focus on environmental themes, the Sandoway House wants to encourage everyone to protect local ecosystems. Visitors get the chance to view shark feedings on a daily basis -- for a much-needed family break from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season.
History tends to repeat itself, which means there's a good chance you'll get run over by another war elephant. Admire what history has taught us thus far with today's Groupon: for $12, you get one ticket to Titanic The Experience (up to a $23.60 value). Celebrating the ship's 100th anniversary, Titanic The Experience's live actors, full-scale models, and 20,000-square-foot interactive museum faithfully recreate the poignant story of one of the world's most famous ships. One-hour guided tours of the museum led by trained performers immerse visitors in the mystery and lore of the ship's tragic tale. Actors donning garb from ...
Art represents the triumph over chaos, just as pulled-pork donuts represent the triumph over dignity. Expand your tastes with today's Groupon to Art Palm Beach, hosted by International Fine Art Expositions. The event runs from Friday, January 20, to Monday, January 23, and takes places at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm Beach. Expo hours are noon to 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday and noon to 6 p.m. Monday. Choose between the following options: For $10, you get a one-day admission for two (a $20 value). For $15, you get a four-day admission for two (a $30 ...


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SINDRI: Dhanbad DC Sunil Kumar Barnwal visited Sindri on Sunday to take stock of encroachment on factory land and quarters of the closed fertilizer factory under unauthorised occupation.
The DC visited the now defunct blind school and went to Domgarh to assess the ground realities and held talks with senior officials of the factory. Factory general manager D Jha said the DC enquired about number of quarters and factory land under unauthorized occupation. He also asked about huts and slums situated on factory land and directed factory officials to prepare a list of squatters after surveying them and get eviction orders from court.

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Apollo Brown In NYC
John Robinson & Apollo Brown
The homie & fello label mate, Apollo Brown in in NYC to work with the legendary OC. We hung out yesterday & took a trip uptown to see Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Zap Mama, Jose James & Pharoah Monch for free in Harlem. Lots of artists were in attendance included the great John Robinson.
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Happy 4th
I celebrated independence back home in DC with friends. Always nice to BBQ, hang out & take a break from work.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Albany, NY
Did a ill show in Albany, NY last night with my big brother J-live. Shout out to DJ True Master for an amazing event. Just had breakfast with J this morning before heading back to NYC. Always good to talk life & business with him. Peep how he broke his glasses playing basket ball? He actually performed like that last night, soldier.
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MoonBeamWatcher November 25, 2013 at 05:05 pm
The mEDIA is not reporting the crime of Black on White or Black on Jewish crimes for what they are.…Read More Hate crimes which should be investigated and prosecuted by the DOJ (Eric 'the Walker' Holder!) Tough when HATE CRIMES and RACEST crimes are only committed by Whites!
MoonBeamWatcher November 23, 2013 at 08:16 pm
How goes the investigation of the 12 Muslim Engineers caught at the Quabon Resevoir after mid-night?…Read More Nanna used to say anyone out after 11pm was up to NO-Good!?
MoonBeamWatcher November 7, 2013 at 12:19 pm
'F*** America': Boston 'bomber' scrawled 'confession' on side of boat revealing he would not mourn…Read More 'martyr' brother because he was 'in paradise' and expected to join him soon.'
Joe Rizoli November 7, 2013 at 10:37 pm
Keep drinking the koolaid Moonbeam. Personally, I think the brothers were set up. Lots of things…Read More don't add up. Lets see if the brother in prison suddenly dies.
MoonBeamWatcher November 8, 2013 at 01:07 pm
I urge you to take your meds with you -
IF they let you go home for the weekend, Joe.
MoonBeamWatcher November 4, 2013 at 10:56 am
DEAR MA State Police,
What ever resulted in your protest of the Clerk of Courts failure to prosecute…Read More the 1/2 dozen Muslim Engineers found a the Metropolitan Water Supply after midnight? (Mum used to say: "Anyone out after midnight was up to NO GOOD!)
I think that after 9-11, any Islamist interested in what Bostonians drink is seriously worth a CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION, no matter what Mr. Obama says.
Elizabeth Green September 19, 2013 at 08:40 am
I don't "get" leaf blowers. Rake it, bend over, put it in bags, and take it to yard waste.…Read More Quiet and environmentally sound.
MoonBeamWatcher August 20, 2013 at 01:23 pm
unRELATED, but MUCH MORE IMPORTANT!
What has become of the MIDNIGHT visit to the Quabon that…Read More supplies Metro-Boston Water by the 7 Muslim Engineering grads?
DID our president 'request' that THEY not be charged? Thank you MA State Police for challanging the clerks decision to not charge them with ANYTHING! Just how dumb can America be?
MoonBeamWatcher August 20, 2013 at 07:17 pm
Dumb and DUMBER . . . (featured on 6pm "news" as well)
Reminds me of the ANNOUNCEMENTS…Read More about the RED DYE in Bank pouches - I should think that is SECRET information that should only be learned from criminals talking to one another in JAIL!
John D August 13, 2013 at 03:21 am
good work officers. I'm sick of accusations of profiling when almost all crime in Brookline is…Read More committed by savages from out of town. Dorchester, Roxbury and murderpan are the usual suspects. at some point they need to get the message that Brookline Police put up with no nonsense.


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The Victorian Health Monitor Report released today reveals that over 50% of Victorians have vitamin D deficiency in winter.
A report released today, the Victorian Health Monitor, has found that obesity prevalence in Victoria has been grossly underestimated.
SunSmart is delighted to announce that 100% of Geelong Kindergarten Association (GKA) preschools are now members of the SunSmart Program, leading the way in ultraviolet (UV) protection.
Recently published research for the first time examines changes in ultraviolet (UV) radiation in Australia over a period of fifty years (1959-2009). The research found that there has been an overall annual increase in UV levels of 2% to 6% since the 1990s, for locations throughout Australia.
World Lymphoma Awareness Day (15 September) is a reminder that for the 1,312 Victorians diagnosed with lymphoma each year, further research is needed.
Today on the five year anniversary of anti-solarium campaigner Clare Oliver's death, 161 cancer specialists and health professionals of the Victorian Co-operative Oncology Group have joined together to call on the Victorian government to follow the lead of New South Wales (NSW) and ban solariums.
Today, SunSmart and the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre join together to honour the memory of Clare Oliver, who passed away from melanoma five years ago, aged 26. Over 160 medical professionals signed a letter of support for a solarium ban in Victoria.
The Obesity Policy Coalition has backed an election commitment announced today by the ACT Greens to restrict junk food advertising directed at children. The proposed plan would mean junk food advertising was no longer able to be shown on TV when large numbers of children are watching.
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Archive for December, 2011
Surname Forum Activity
I can add to the above that I have a copy of a marriage certificate for a Mary Collins to (Squire) Henderson Collins which seems to be my great-grandmother's first marriage? But still the confusion regarding Manley? Hope someone can help me sort this out! Thanks!
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Looking for information re: Mary Manley, b. April 12, 1855 in Nashville, Davidson Co., TN. Married first to (Squire) Henderson Collins. Some gedcoms show "Collins" as her maiden name, and show parents as Elisha C. Collins, b. 1830 TN and Esther Archer b. 1825 in Wilson Co., TN. However, I wonder if this is in error and that Manley was really her maiden name? Looking for her parents and siblings if that is true, and for confirmation if Collins really was her maiden name, with Manley possibly being her middle name. This is confusing, but Mary Manley Collins eventually married to my great-grandfather John Eades/Eads in 1888, in Wayne Co., MO. Have done lots of research of my Eades/Eads ancestry and now trying to document more of the Manley and Collins lines. Mary died in 1938 in Greybull, Natrona Co., WY where she went to live in her later years with (or near) one of her children. I know most about her Eads descendants, but also some on her Collins children. I do also have a picture of her tombstone and would be happy to share what I have. Would love to meet up with someone researching the Manley/Collins/Eads folks.
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Wouldn't it be great to be able to view and merge Ancestry.com's "shaky leaf" record hints into your family tree directly on your iPhone, iPad or iPod? We thought so, too.
Today, we announced the availability of an enhanced version 3 of our iPhone, iPad and iPod app, Ancestry, that now offers several new features:
- Ability to access Ancestry.com's "shaky leaf" hints for new discoveries of historical records about your ancestors directly in the app
- Merge functionality that identifies and extracts information about family members from historical records to help you grow your tree
- In-app purchasing, allowing non-subscribers to access record hints without a subscription
- Improved ability to add information to photos
- Ability to easily change your family tree privacy settings
- A more stable app with better performance
Don't have an Apple iOS device? Don't worry, our Android app is in beta testing and will be available in late December for download.
For more information, or to download the app, visit http://www.ancestry.com/iphone
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you over to FamilyTreeUniversity.com to meet our new Family Tree Firsts blogger,
Shannon Bennett of Locust Grove, Va.
She'll be doing family research with help from Family Tree University courses and
sharing what she learns on the Family
Tree Firsts blog.
And stop by to say hi to our previous Family Tree Firsts blogger, Nancy Shively, at
her Gathering Stories blog.
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Visit ShopFamilyTree.com every day through Dec. 12 to see the daily deals.
Remember, you get free shipping on orders over $25, and of course there's no shipping
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Ancestry.com has
upgraded its mobile app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. New features include
99-cent in-app purchasing of individual records for non-Ancestry.com subscribers (such
as World War I draft cards, census records, birth and death certificates, and school
yearbook photos), the "shaky leaf" hints indicating a possible record match to somone
in a user's family tree, and easier updating of family trees with information from
historical records.
The app, which boasts more than 1.7 million downloads to date, is free from the Apple
App Store.
FamilySearch.org has added more than 18 million records from Canada, Czech
Republic, Germany, Haiti, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Peru, South Africa, Spain, the United
States and Venezuela. US records include a Texas death index (provided by Ancestry.com);
naturalization index cards from Louisiana, Texas and Wisconsin; county records from
several states and more.
can view all the new and updated collections and click to each one here.
SavingOurs.com is a
new volunteer group dedicated to saving historical newspapers and other documents.
The organization will work with local volunteers, companies and governments to digitize
these documents and ensure they're available free to the public. Visit SavingOurs.com
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Library and Archives Canada (LAC) has started
a blog as a four-month-long pilot project. It'll offer tips and tools on LAC's
records and navigating its website. Posts so far cover war diaries, Royal Canadian
Navy ledger sheets, the newly digitized Lord Elgin collection and more. Visit
the LAC Blog here.
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Ancestry.com is making its WWII
records collection free through Dec. 7 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of
the attack on Pearl Harbor. The collection includes WWII draft registration cards
(including some
newly added ones), WWII Navy muster rolls (1939-1949), records of Japanese-Americans
relocated during the war, US Navy cruise books and more.
Go here to search Ancestry.com's
WWII records. When you go to view a match, you'll be prompted to set up a free
registration with the site (or log in if you already have one).
2,459 Americans died when Japanese warplanes bombed Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941.
the About.com Genealogy blog for more on records Ancestry.com added to its WWII collection
for this promotion. Thanks to Kimberly for the heads-up on this news!
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Starting today, we're bringing back four of this year's best-selling Ultimate Collections
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Google for Genealogists Collection (20 available): Master Google tools and
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All these kits are deeply discounted, too. Click on each collection name above for
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The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
is joining Historypin, a
site that lets users virtually "pin" historical photographs, videos and audio recordings
to Google maps.
Users can enhance their pins with descriptions and stories, and compile them into
collections and tours centered around a place, time or storyline.
the National Archives on Historypin here. I scrolled down and clicked an image
of Samuel Morse's 1848 patent for the electromagnetic telegraph, which opened information
about the patent:
Here's the patent on a map of Washington, DC, at the location of the old Patent Office:
Another cool thing you can do is use a transparency slider to overlay a historical
image on top of a Google street view of the same scene today. This shows a view from
the old Patent Office toward the Treasury building:
Also in NARA's collection, you'll find Mathew Brady Civil War photographs; photos
of streets, buildings and historic events in Washington, DC; and images from the recently
concluded History Happens Here augmented reality contest. Future additions will
include Documerica
images, more Mathew Brady, and Brooklyn
Navy Yard photos collections.
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June 26 2012 at 1:35 PM
Numerous stories in today's National & PC
Just how bad the voting fraud is was revealed in numerous articles in today's National and Post Courier newspapers. Up to 40,000 votes are reported to have been hijacked in Hela, covering at least 4 electorates and many more polling locations. In at least 12 locations boxes and ballot papers were hijacked by people who proceeded to mark the papers themselves. In 3 areas the election was conducted by electoral officials who were not appointed by the electoral commission. All these are initial reports and Governor Agiru notes that ther might have been many more areas where votes were hijacked. Naturally he was most concerned about vote hijacking in his stronghold areas. In Ialibu Pangia 6 candidates have expressed their unhappiness with a process that Peter O'Neill's supporters used to keep them unknown to the voters, specifically that nearly all the pollilng officials had been compromised in some way. Bribery is the suspicion.
In the Imbonggu open of Southern Highlands, Former provincial administrator Pila Niningi was found to have in his vehicle at least 1,000 copies of the updated preliminary common roll of the district. What Niningi was planning to do with documents that were illegally in his possession is not hard to figure out although he admitted under police interrogation that he had paid people in the PNGEC for the documents. Another Imbonggu candidate Tony Undi was caught red handed destroying ballot boxes.
In Bougainville serious issues of ballot papers without the required serial numbers showed up, suggesting the use of counterfeit ballots to inflate votes. As was true elsewhere in the country, large numbers of Bougainvilleans found that their names had mysteriously disappeared from the common rolls.
In Kokopo, a candidate's supporters was caught red handed giving out money for votes.
The extent of voter fraud in the nation has now worried candidates in the NCD which are scheduled to vote today. As Margaret Loko, an NA candidate for the NCD regional seat said, double-voting and bribery could easily be happening in NCDC too.
Meanwhile, in response to widespread vote hijacking throughout the country, Michael Somare has raised concern over unofficial ballot boxes belonging to outgoing MPs in different parts of the country, used to change legitimate votes. "This is the start of a terrible trend in the country and should not be tolerated. I call on the Ombudsman Commission and the Office of the Integrity of Political Parties and Candidates to investigate this issue and immediately disqualify those members of parliament from contesting the elections."
Widespread discrepancies in the voter rolls was also reported, and Luther Wenge said that the Morobe provincial government is considering taking the government and the Electoral Commission to court over the incomplete updating of the common roll. The same complaints were voiced in many parts of Madang province. PNGEC sent out common rolls to be corrected, the corrections were made, but apparently none of the corrections were entered. All this was predicted, that voter rolls would be purposely corrupted throughout the nation. But the PNGEC didn't listen, instead spending their efforts to try and cover up their total incompetence and perhaps corruption.
In the midst of the concern of the level of vote fraud that is taking place, Belden Namah said he was confident of winning his Vanimo-Green seat for the second time with a first count win of 20,000 votes.
Why would Mr Namah be so confident in view of what is unfolding throughout the nation?
Again it was all forecast but the PNGEC did nothing to stop the problem from occurring. Even yesterday, Electoral Commissioner Andrew Trawen didn't seem to know what was going on and could not confirm reports about candidates using fake ballot papers and boxes. Worst yet, when asked to comment on the disaster in SHP and Hela Provinces he said ,"the overall outcome of polling int those provinces was satisfactory."
Obviously, Trewan doesn't consider the hijacking of up to 40,000 votes a problem! And the adverts are still running daily in the newspapers about "no multiple voting" and the use of indelible ink while reports are surfacing everywhere of easy ways to remove the ink and vote again.
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Vote Rigging & Fraud in 2012 Elections
June 26 2012, 1:49 PM
All the rhetorics about good governance, corruption, accountability, and transparency were merely lip service.
A folish nation on the brink of anarchy at the hands of greedy, slef-serving politicians.
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watch out!
Re: BIGGEST PNG VOTE FRAUD IN HISTORY UNFOLDS
June 26 2012, 1:49 PM
GUARANTEED that O'Namah will try to cover all this up and make the election look like it was fair!
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Re: BIGGEST PNG VOTE FRAUD IN HISTORY UNFOLDS
June 26 2012, 2:06 PM
Namah made money rain down from the sky in direct defiance of the law on voter inducement during the elections. In his desperation to be the next PM, he is breaking very law on the elections.
Belden is the most sigle destructive force at work to subvert a democratic election. All independents and other political parties should mobilize and make sure PNG is decimated at the polls.
Belden Namah is a martiallist-in-waiting, vote him right out, people of Vanimo-Green River.
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Get Real Please!
Re: BIGGEST PNG VOTE FRAUD IN HISTORY UNFOLDS
June 26 2012, 2:33 PM
Moho, you don't seem to get it. There is no way Namah can be voted out of office even if no one votes for him in his electorate.
He will still win.
Don't you get the point of what's going on? If so, why do you advise such a silly thing?
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Will Namah Win?
June 27 2012, 1:44 PM
Get Real Please, Belden Namah has openly broken all the election laws. Do you honestly want such a person to lead this country as the next PM?
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election may yet fail
June 26 2012, 2:04 PM
Went to vote at hohola today only to discover näme not on list. Funny thing is I was not the only one with no name. What happened to the so called electoral updating with so much focus. I agree there is another failure of election at our doorsteps.
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National & Post Courier SUCK!!!!!!!
Re: BIGGEST PNG VOTE FRAUD IN HISTORY UNFOLDS
June 26 2012, 2:35 PM
Even the newspapers aren't really giving this the attention it deserves. NOTHING on the front page about the rampant fraud.
The commonwealth observers will be FOOLED I can guarantee you.
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Not proud to be PNG
Deal with it
June 26 2012, 6:07 PM
You people protested against defering the elections to get the rolls sorted out, and now you winging. ****** deal with it, ****** corrupt bunch ********.
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Re: Deal with it
June 26 2012, 9:32 PM
Every elgible Tom, Dick and Mary were given the opportunity to enrol. It is not entirely the sole responsibility of the Electoral Commission to enrol voters. It is also incumbent upon us (the voters) to make sure our names are on the common roll so we can take part in this process of exercising our constitutional and democratic right.
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read the newspapers!
Re: Deal with it
June 27 2012, 3:41 AM
Haven't you been reading the stories? All over the country people are complaining that they DID have their names added to the common roll when the drafts were sent out and posted. But the electoral commission "couldn't be bothered" to actually make the revisions, they just pretended they did.
And the rest is history.... the most fraudulent PNG election ever!
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Failed Election
June 27 2012, 1:09 PM
The 2012 national election is a failed election.
Names missing, voter inducement, delays in polling, double voting rampant in highlands, illegal ballot papers, polling officials ambushed in Enga, and the story is endless on the elections.
The PNG Electoral Commission failed every citizen of PNG as it failed in excecuting its constitutional duties very well.
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Disaster Zone
June 27 2012, 6:24 PM
It was obvious that PNG and PNC parties with ONeill and Namah were going to spend whatever money it took to try and buy this election. The disaster is now unfolding. They corrupted the voter rolls, they paid off electoral officials to look the other way, some of their candidates straight out went and stole ballot boxes.
None of the results can now be trusted, almost everywhere in the country. THE 2012 ELECTION IS UNFOLDING AS A CORRUPT FAILURE.
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Gerehu 7
Re: THE PNC-PNG PARTIES GREAT 2012 ELECTION FRAUD
June 28 2012, 6:54 AM
Wednesday's Post Courier was full of stories of just how bad the election is turning out to be.
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2012-2017 Worse
June 28 2012, 3:28 PM
Look at T.H.E Party, National Alliance, PNG Party, PNC Party. Their leaders combined have collectively destroyed this nation.
They must not lead this country after the elections. In actual facts the other parties should combine to make sure their candidates all lose.
Voters, all is not lost, the power to elect good leaders is in our hands, let us go out there and make this change a reality inspite of a faulty common roll.
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Re: 2012-2017 Worse
June 29 2012, 4:56 PM
Mr Namah said he had facts to back up his argument in that in his own Vanimo town urban wards, the electoral rolls there were in shambles. "More than 5000 to 6000 eligible voters' names were not on the electoral rolls. This is an urban/town ward. You can expect worse going into the rural districts in the electorates,"
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More and more corruption stories about the election
June 29 2012, 5:01 PM
Friday 29th June, 2012
Claims against Parkop denied
By Melissa Martin
NATIONAL Capital District Governor Powes Parkop last night denied allegations of being involved with police who are said to have tried to hijack ballot boxes for the Moresby South – Regional seat.
Mr Parkop explained that the Reserve Police unit under the spotlight was sanctioned by the Police Commissioner Tom Kulunga before the end of last year to assist NCD Police in NCD to fight lawlessness in the city.
His response comes after Ambassador Aiwa Olmi and candidate for the Regional seat alleged that a police officer (named), attached to National Capital District Commission allegedly led city rangers and a band of reserve police officers to work with him to manipulate the election process by conduction illegal police force operations in the province.
Claiming to be speaking on behalf of the other 25 candidates, Mr Olmi said the police officer was originally from the drug squad in NCD who was employed by the NCD Governor Powes Parkop five years ago as his security.
But Mr Parkop denied the allegations made by Mr Olmi, saying this would tarnish the good work performed by these police unit in the city and added that they had been very active during the Christmas festive season.
"The unit has also been very active during Christmas and the political impasse recently and have performed very well," Mr Parkop said last night.
"They get orders from the NCD Police Commissioner and not from me or the city manager. I am not aware of any illegal activities being carried out by them. Their job is to back up regular police force in carrying out their police normal duties and is not here to protect anyone's interest."
Ambassador Olmi's information, however, alleges that four months ago, the police officer (named) led the city rangers to stop vendors selling betelnuts at public places in their effort to keep the city clean.
"These people have joined forces and have all dressed in police uniforms to hijack ballot boxes so we are calling on the Police Force to identify and disband the unit,'' Mr Olmi said.
Around 12 midday yesterday, it was also reported that some people with police issued uniforms walked into Gabutu Don Bosco Technical Institute (DBTI) where the Moresby South boxes were kept and attempted to remove the boxes. A blue Toyota Land cruiser registered as CAY 323 was spotted with two other vehicles loaded with the so-called police personnel at the premises of DBTI, trying to remove the boxes.
The 2012 National Elections Security Operations Commander Francis Tokura has been called to immediately investigate and disband the illegal police unit, operating from the City Hall.
On behalf of the other 25 candidates contesting the regional seat, Mr Olmi said the illegal police set up needed to be disbanded before the counting of the ballot because it was a threat to the election process.
"To conduct free, fair and safe elections it has come to our knowledge that some strange things are happening at the NCD City Hall," he said.
Mr Olmi has written to the Deputy Police Commissioner of Operations Simon Kauba to immediately investigate and disband this police unit to allow for fair counting of ballot papers.
"All of us, the candidates, the voters, the polling officials and the security have to put our country first in this time of choosing our political leaders,'' he said.
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June 29 2012, 5:05 PM
Friday 29th June, 2012
Polling action raises concern
By PORENI UMAU
A POLLING team currently conducting polling in the Sinivit Local Level Government area in the Pomio District has attracted the ire of voters.
Polling team 28 which conducted polling in Sinivit since last Saturday has been queried of its actions after officials conducted polling within the premises of a campaign manager for a well-known candidate.
Yesterday, the polling team moved to the residential area of Oscar Peter campaign manager for Francis Koimanrea who is contesting the Pomio Open seat to conduct polling.
Voters, who turned up=, questioned why the polling team was conducting polling just a few metres away from Mr Peter's house.
Many argued that it was not right for the polling team to conduct polling within the premises of campaign officials or candidates and questioned the legality of the actions and motives of the polling team in question.
Voters were puzzled at such a move, saying that polling team 28 should be investigated and called on the presiding officer to justify why they conducted polling in the premises of the campaign manager of the candidate.
They also called on the provincial election manager Terence Hetinu to look into this matter as it raised a lot of questions.
They also complained that the polling should be moved to a more neutral venue rather than at the premises of Mr Peter.
Voters have called on Mr Hetinu to look into the matter immediately, citing that such action by the polling team was very suspicious.
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Bribery to PNGEC officials
Common Roll Fraud
June 30 2012, 7:23 AM
Voter roll inaccuracies were intentional manipulations driven by fraud.
Thats why prominent pollies were left off the list as a thumb in their face.
Numerous people inside the electoral commission were bribed to delete names from certain areas as a way to alter the outcome of the election.
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Are egg rolls Chinese? (split from Ontario board)
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I'd have to second the flawed logic comment. Why would Chinese people want to eat egg rolls and chicken balls when there's Peking duck to be had?
In any case, this post wouldn't get any snarky comments if it had said Chinese-Canadian food. What the OP is looking for isn't Chinese food. I doubt you could find an egg roll in China, Hong Kong or Taiwan.
I guess it's not technically spaghetti if you use linguini or vermacelli, but for everyday conversation it seems like a distinction without a difference.
if its got a pastry wrapper and you roll it up, you might call it lumpia, gau-gee, spring roll, or any number of other names, but still looks like an egg-roll to this white guy.
Not true at all -- egg rolls are most definitely Chinese, but they have been morphed into some pretty horrible things with the use of cabbage as 90% of the filling. The recipe my mom made growing up was from an old Chinese cook book and had julienned pork, shiitake mushrooms, carrots, bean sprouts and some cabbage. Bubbly, crispy, slightly chewy skins. Totally delicious. I've never found a restaurant egg roll that's ever come close.
re: chefhound
I'm Chinese as well, and even though my mother never made Peking Duck at home doesn't mean that it's not a Chinese dish. :)
I also have an English-language "Food of China" cookbook (authentic recipes, not westernized versions) that includes egg rolls in it. The recipe is remarkably similar to the one my mom's been using for over 40 years.
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I think you and chefhound may be talking about different things? I have the `Food of China` also and the recipe is for spring rolls, which are, of course Chinese. To me (and maybe to Chefhound also?), egg rolls are the North Americanized version of it. Egg rolls are the ones made with the much thicker pastry that you see at Canadian Chinese restaurants. My parents used to make egg rolls for their customers at their Canadian Chinese place which they also said were not chinese. My father is also Toi San. They would make spring rolls for us. They are two very different things but I find both can be very tasty if made well!
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I don't want to get into a drawn out discussion. Obviously I didn't mean that only things my family made form the full frame of reference for what I consider real Chinese food. I'm just saying that we never made any eggrolls, never ate them at restaurants (except for my aunt's Chinese-Canadian restaurant in Port Perry), never ate them at other people's homes. And during my childhood, we hardly ate anything except Chinese food.
re: chefhound
I only ate Chinese food growing up, as well (mom was a terrible "Western" food cook). But fair enough on the egg rolls. I'm now wondering whether the thick, chewy egg roll wraps were a North American invention and they're what were available to my mom at the time. They're really just big versions of wonton wrappers. I wonder if she just took the traditional spring roll filling and used the egg roll wrappers? She did switch over to using the thin spring roll wrappers about 15 or 20 years ago, which may be when they became easier to find. And duh, now that I think about it, she's always called them in Chinese as "spring rolls", regardless of the wrapper she used.
Anyway, it's fascinating to me, but neither here nor there for the OP's request! :)
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I also ate Chinese food only when growing up. My grandmother made egg rolls for us but she may have learned it up from my grandfather who worked in Chinese restaurants when he first arrived (in the '50s). Unfortunately they are no longer around for me to ask. I don't remember them ever switching over to spring roll wrappers. It may be that spring roll wrappers absorbed more oil and they didn't like that.
re: TorontoJo
I also grew up eating Chinese food. Occasionally, we would have the "spring rolls", which were about half the size of a hot dog. I had the big "egg rolls", which were about the size of a banana, but these were usually in Chinese-American restaurants (some US hounds refer to them as "New-York style egg rolls").
Egg rolls used to be fairly common in the LA area. They all but disappeared in the 80's with the massive influx of immigrants from Taiwan, China, and Hong Kong to the San Gabriel Valley just east of LA. Spring rolls are now ubiquitous. You can find them in small mom-and-pop joints as well as the huge Cantonese restaurants serving dim sum.
I'm not sure how everyone else made their egg rolls, but the way my parents made it for our Chinese-American restaurant was labor intensive. After cooking and wrapping the filling, we also dipped them in an egg mixture and rolled them in flour (which might be the source of the term "egg roll"). Then we steamed them again so the flour would stick to the wrapper. This resulted in a crispier skin after deep frying. Spring rolls were much simpler: cook the filling, wrap, and deep fry.
I've never seen egg rolls in HK or China. We never ate them with plum sauce, but it would not surprise me if others ate them that way.
re: TorontoJo
Being from Hong Kong and being a foodie, I just have to throw in my 2 cents to end the egg roll vs. spring roll discussion. Egg rolls are the ones with the thick wrappers, and are definitely not Chinese. You won't be able to find anything like it in HK or China. Spring rolls, with the thin wrappers, are the authentic deal. Another couple of tidbits: (1) I don't know about China, but in HK, no one eats spring rolls with plum or duck sauce. It's always served with Worcestshire sauce (remnants of HK's colonial days); (2) no one eats spring rolls as appetizers for dinner in HK.


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It is revealed that Shaw's mother is a Communist agent, as is his stepfather, Senator Iselin, who makes frequent harangues against Communist infiltration of the government. The Communists plan is to install Senator Iselin in the White House and then control every facet of the United States through their puppet president. To this end, Shaw's mother activates him using the Queen of Diamonds and instructs him to murder Senator Iselin's rival to the vice-presidential nomination.
Shaw's next mission is to murder Iselin's running mate, so that Iselin can step right in to the presidential nomination. Once installed in the Oval Office, Iselin promises to whip up such an anti-Communist fervor to justify emergency powers that would, in Mrs. Iselin's words, make martial law seem like anarchy. But with the help of one of his fellow soldiers, Shaw is able to momentarily shake off the brainwashing and, rather than assassinate the presidential nominee, train his sniper scope on his mother and stepfather and shoot them dead.
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Can anyone tell me which prohormone is more like equipoise. Thanks
I think its 1,4 andro.
1,4 andro
Use Boldeone from Molecular Nutrition 1,4
I put on between 10-12 pounds within 4 weeks, without
increasing my calories.
took 300 mg a day.
Morning: 100 mg Afternoon: 100 mg Evening: 100 mg
I am 170 pounds at 5'8
Did you take this alone or stacked? I ask because you had good results on a low dosage. Others report using 600-1000mg per day.
How were the side effects for you? Thanks.
Originally Posted by ironguru
Is that Diol or dione?
It's dione.
Well most probably I respond well to Boldeone.
Tried first six a day 600 mg and did put on the same
amount of pounds and then I tried 300 mg and it worked
the same for me and also some other friends who are about
as heavy as I am.
But some other guys I know who are over 200 pounds
had to take more.
Side effects was : Libido was very low so PCT is
very important.
I do PCT for four weeks:
1 week morning 300 mg --- evening 300 mg
2-3 week morning 300 mg --- evening 300 mg
4 week morning 300 mg
Zinc 2 x 50 mg
morning 500 mg afternoon 500 mg evening 500 mg
before and after work out
2 x 5 gram
Milk Thistle
morning 300 mg afternoon 300 mg evening 300 mg
that's what I do.
Hi rrgg
Have something that my interest you:
Boldenone (Boldeone)
increases the nitrogen balance and nitrogen in term increases the rate of protein being absorbed and utilized in muscle-protein synthesis in the cell dramatically. That means in combination with a high-protein diet it can give you slow but very sustained and definite muscle increases, pound for pound quality mass. In that aspect it has one extreme benefit, and that is that it also stimulates the appetite strongly. So it helps you supply the means as well as the ingredients for building quality muscle mass. The gains made on boldenone are also fairly easy to maintain after discontinuation of the product, which cannot be said of every anabolic compound.
Boldenone is moderately estrogenic and mildly androgenic, that means no enormous strength increases or massive weight increases due to estrogenic water retention are seen. It also reduces the chances of any occurring side effects related to androgens and estrogens.
1,4-andro has a double bond between the 1st and 2nd carbon that makes it naturally highly orally active without increasing liver toxicity. That means levels of boldenone can be increased with doses of 1,4-andro orally, often as low as 100-200 mg daily.
I also tried M1T and I did not work, at least not for me.
I don't want to eat 4000-5000 calories when I am on
M1T, as some people in here recomend, to put on 15 pounds.
with such hight calories I would put on at least 30 pounds
but most of it fat and water.
Thanks for all the details. I've read the 1,4ad profiles before, but it's always useful to read direct feedback.
Do not get mixed up though.
1,4Andro is like equipose, but M1,4andro converts to d-bol. Much different if U know a base knowledge about different AAS. M1,4 comes from designer, 1,4andro is wherver =/
Yeah, I haven't been pursuing m1,4add now. It's funny that there's not more feedback about it actually, because I thought guys would have jumped on a d-bol substitute. For instance, I'd like to know how hepatoxic it is compared to say m1t.
Question: would 1,4 Andro (dione or diol) work in a transdermal?
i was wondering the same thing.Originally Posted by Syr
I dont see why it would not. My question is which will be more effective oral or trans?
I did some search and its used in a couple of trans stack (not like the one i'd like to make though). Probably it will be effective the same than oral, not more (just my speculation - no comparison available).Originally Posted by hethcliff
I came through a strange affirmation, that the dione version is more effective than the diol one (at least in trans), which on paper shouldnt be.
Some guys have used this as a transdermal, Scorpio, DDD, Carson33. One guy says 300mg per day transdermal. Check a thread called, "Is 1,4-Diol for mass or cuts?"
Is 1,4-Diol for mass or cuts?
I don't care what anyone has to say about the oral efficacy. I've been mixing it (dione version) in a transdermal 1:1 with 1-Test and the **** is powerfull. It will cut you up like a razor bro. 300 mg per day is more than enough in a transdemal. But beware, I've noticed that it's much more powerfull than 1-test when it comes to shutting the nuts down. These are my personnal observations, not something I read on a board somewhere else. Oral 1,4-andro will blast into your system way too quick to make the conversion to boldenone. You only have so much enzyme available at any given time to convert the 1,4-andro to boldenone. The transdermal will trickle in and convert much more efficiently. Oral will avert first pass in the liver, but end up in the toilet unconverted and unused.
I have a guess about why the dione works better than diol. (1) the dione gives you some estrogen which may make it work better and (2) the diol is difficult to manufacture in a pure uncontaminated form, so it's possible the concentration isn't as high. This is speculation though.
Last edited by rrgg; 09-05-2004 at 12:16 AM.
Very interesting read. I'll start a new thread but my idea for a trans would be like this:Originally Posted by rrgg
1,4 Andro
4-0H (in higher dose to match 4AD effectiveness)
3AA (or 5AA?)
Stll lean bulking and still on the safe side.
I will eventually take m4ohn again orally if at the end of my actual cycle i like it enough
this makes me want to mix some 1,4 andro in a trans with 4ad. next cycle was going to just be 4ad/m1t, but i think i'm going to add in some 1,4 andro in a trans with the 4ad now.


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Excitatory Neuromodulator Reduces Dopamine Release, Enhancing Prolactin Secretion
Excitatory Neuromodulator Reduces Dopamine Release, Enhancing Prolactin Secretion
Neuron, Volume 65, Issue 2,
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Publication Date 28 January 2010
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Anthony N. van den Pol
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Hypothalamic dopamine neurons inhibit pituitary prolactin secretion. In this issue of Neuron, Lyons et al. provide evidence for a novel model, whereby the excitatory neuropeptide TRH depolarizes gap-junction-coupled dopamine neurons, leading to a shift in the population pattern of action potentials from phasic burst firing to regular tonic firing, hypothetically reducing dopamine release while increasing total spike number.


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Fall Decorations: Coffee Can Scarecrow
What you'll need:
- Coffee can
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- Instant grab glue
- Raffia
- Small straw hat
- 2 silk flowers
How to make it:
- Put lid on coffee can. Cover coffee can with tan felt using white craft glue.
- Place coffee can on its side and use instant grab glue to pipe on the mouth. Cut twine to fit on the glue smile and press in place. Cut remaining twine into one inch pieces. Use instant grab glue to attach to the smile in a stitch type fashion.
- To make the nose, cut a triangle from orange felt and use instant grab glue to attach it just above the smile.
- Use instant grab glue to attach two buttons for eyes.
- Stand coffee can up and pipe a generous amount of white craft glue onto the coffee can lid. Cut raffia into 18" lengths and place on top of lid, covering the lid (be sure the raffia lines up properly with the facial features!). Let dry.
- Glue the hat onto the raffia hair.
- Glue two silk flowers to the hat.
- Many coffee companies are moving using plastic containers. You can still use these plastic containers to create this craft, or scale down the size and use a vegetable can instead.
- If you prefer a more cutesy face, use wiggle eyes instead of buttons.
- Yarn can be used instead of twine for the smile.
on Sep. 7, 2012 at 6:44 PM
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on Sep. 7, 2012 at 9:40 PM
Love This!!! Now where to snag a coffee can so we can make one.hmm.
on Sep. 7, 2012 at 11:27 PM
Quoting liss05:Love This!!! Now where to snag a coffee can so we can make one.hmm.
Luckily my MIL gives us hers or we would be out of luck there. I have good luck with oatmeal containers.
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