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CHEF JEFF — ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Potato-Pepper Frittata
If you're looking for the perfect accompaniment to any meal, consider the following recipe from the Idaho Potato Commission.By: Herald Staff Report,
If you're looking for the perfect accompaniment to any meal — from an elegant breakfast/brunch to a sit-down dinner — consider the following recipe from the Idaho Potato Commission.
Potato-Pepper Frittata
24 eggs
2 cups red bell peppers, chopped
2 cups green bell peppers, chopped
2 cups onions, chopped
2 teaspoons oil
4 pounds Idaho potatoes, peeled, cooked, quartered
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon black pepper
Whisk eggs with 1 tablespoon cold water; reserve. Saute peppers and onions in oil until tender; reserve. Cut potatoes in 1/8-inch slices; distribute among 24 nonstick, 3-ounce muffin cups. Top with reserved pepper mixture; pour in reserved eggs. Bake at 375 degrees 10 minutes; lower heat to 325 degrees. Continue baking 15 minutes. Cool 5 minutes. Remove from tins; serve hot.
Yield: Serves 24.
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Rocky Patel Honduran Classic Robusto Reviews [view details]
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"My Fav!!"
I must say I just love this cigar! I have yet to have had a bad one, great burn, great ash and that wonderful Honduran flavor. I think this is Rocky Patel's best kept secret!
MStewart in TX January 24, 2012
"Maybe I smoked a bad one"
The first ten minutes in it smoked great. The flavor was amazing and the draw was perfect. Then all of the sudden it went out. I lit it up again... and again, and again. The burn was horrible. Impossible to smoke. What a shame.
Chris in New Jersey October 10, 2011
I'm smoking my fifth and final as I write this. Each has had inconsistent burns, tunneling, and goes out frequently. Hard to taste as you relight so often. I am a Rocky Patel fan, but this one will never again see my humidor.
Robert C in Decorah, IA October 6, 2011
"Great Flavor, Great Burn, Perfect ash"
This Cigar is well worth the Investment. Try them and be Impressed. They could become a regular for my Humidor.
Dennie in Munfordville , Ky September 14, 2011
"Impossible to smoke"
This isn't a bad tasting smoke if you can keep it lit. After re-lighting the cigar for the 10th time, I gave up. My smokes are kept in ideal conditions yet this cigar was very difficult to draw from.
Carmine in New Jersey August 12, 2011
"One of my favorites"
I came across these serving in Iraq, and they have become my favorite "stock" cigar. A nice balance of strength and flavor, I have ordered several boxes over the years - am split between these and the 92 Vintage as to which is my favorite, but I always find myself wishing I had bought a box of Honduran classic than whatever else I bought on a whim because of a sale.
Greg in Hayama Japan January 31, 2011
"Not one of Rocky's Best"
Got one of these in a sampler and was largely disappointed. I am usually a fan of RP sticks but this one does not make the grade. The first inch came with some nice licorice flavor but after that disappeared nothing much followed. The draw was extremely tight and the burn was as bad as I have ever seen. Even when the cigar opened up half way through, any sort of flavor was hard to pick out.
Jason in Duluth, GA January 15, 2011
"Pleasantly suprized, nice draw"
Nice tasting smoke with a good draw,have to get used to the shape
Richard in Camarillo , Ca January 13, 2011
"No Thanks"
This has been in my humi for a little while now and I finally smoked it last night. Disappointed. First light it tasted great, I was excited. Soon after it got real bland, and the rest of it tasted like burnt wood. My friend came outside and said it smelled like crap. I thought the bouquet was pretty good, earthy with notes of chocolate. But the taste was crap. I am a huge RP fan so this was disappointing. Wont be buying again.
Doug in Pittsburgh October 7, 2010
"Perfect Draw"
It was my first box pressed cigar. Quite impressive. As usual with RP,excellent draw. Takes a bit getting use to for someone use to a tougher draw. Very flavorful, perfect ash and consistent burn. I sparked one up right out of the UPS box...excellent. 2 months in the humi for the balance..can't wait.
Ang51 in Windermere FL October 24, 2009

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I disagree that teacher evaluations should be shared only with parents (presumably parents of their own students).
What about parents of children not yet in the school? What about non-parents, but especially administrators of other schools/districts which may consider hiring a teacher from another school or district? What about other teachers in the same school or district who feel they have been mistreated in the evaluation process?
If parents get to see evaluations with teacher names, then why not allow parents to participate in the teacher evaluation process?
Parents will be allowed to divulge teacher evaluations, rendering this privacy notion void. Parents could conceivably make a compendium of all teacher evaluations in a school or entire district, and publish it. Heck, an enterprising parent-teacher organization could decide that the "official" APPR evaluations under Principal Joe Doakes over in Yoknapatawpha High School are all much too rosy, and all the APPR evaluations under Principal Ulysses in Yoknapatawpha at the middle school are all too severely critical and nit-picking.
Deciding then that the entire APPR evaluation process is bogus, the disillusioned PTO could undertake to do (and publish) their OWN teacher evaluations, completely outside of the purview of the school or district administration!
Actually, I believe teachers and their evaluations should be treated just as I am treated, and as is my annual work evaluation. Nobody other than me, my boss and the HR Department gets to see them. Making individual teacher evaluations available to anyone other than school district officials, in my opinion, is somewhere between draconian and foolhardy. I believe this newly adopted law will prove to be the undoing of any effectiveness anyone may have expected to have resulted from the APPR teacher evaluation process.
For the purposes of full disclosure, I am personally against the entire APPR teacher evaluation concept as being unnecessary and expensive as well as totally unproductive. Time will tell!


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THE DMA OPTIMISTIC THAT 2004 IS THE YEAR FOR POSTAL REFORMNEW YORK, February 11, 2004 The Direct Marketing Association (The DMA) expressed its appreciation to the leadership of the U.S. House of Representatives Government Reform Committee whose Special Panel on Postal Reform and Oversight today heard the concerns of the mailing community regarding the future of the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). The DMA said that todays hearing, the most recent in a series of hearings related to the USPS in both the House and Senate, is a further indication that much-needed postal reform legislation has priority status for Congress this year. The DMA and other stakeholders have long held that the viability of the worlds largest postal network, and those whose livelihoods depend on it, are in jeopardy unless meaningful postal reform legislation is enacted into law. "The Postal Services outdated business model established by the Postal Reform Act of 1970 significantly limits its ability to operate competitively in the 21st century," said H. Robert Wientzen, president & CEO, The DMA. "The DMA is very pleased that a range of voices, from catalogers to charities organizations that rely on sending direct mail were invited today to share their concerns and make recommendations to the Committee." "The Postal Service is being increasingly impacted by the changing the communications and delivery landscape," said Rebecca Jewett, vice chairman of Norm Thompson and chairman of the board of The DMA. "Its legacy business model and structure is counterproductive to the Postal Services ability to perform its most vital function: ensuring the universal availability of reliable, affordable postal services." "We founded our business over fifty years ago, but one thing remains the same: we depend on the U.S. Postal Service as our primary marketing channel to reach current and prospective customers," Jewett said. "Without the Postal Service, there would be no Norm Thompson." "Nonprofit mailers account for over 8 percent of total mail volume," said Lester C. Hess, Jr., past national president and chairman of the Grand Lodge Advisory Committee, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America, a DMA Nonprofit Federation (DMANF) member. "However, without legislative reforms that will stabilize nonprofit postage rate increases and our ability to adequately predict them, not only will charitable mailing go down, but organizations that provide social services, foster the arts, support education, and feed the hungry will be severely injured." The DMA optimistic that 2004 is the year for postal reform (continued) DMA Calls for Fair Resolution to CSRS "In addition to their focus on systemic postal legislative reform, we are pleased that members on both sides of the aisle and on both sides of Capitol Hill support the Postal Services call for fair resolution to the remaining problems associated with overpayments to the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS)," said Wientzen. "This is particularly important to the short-term financial well-being of the Postal Service and its postage-paying customers," said Wientzen. "If appropriate legislative fixes are not enacted soon, we could see dramatic postage rate increases." According to The DMA, there are two aspects of the current law governing the USPS that must, in the interest of fairness and equity, be addressed in order to avoid needless postal rate increases and strains on the U.S. economy. First, federal law now requires that, beginning in 2006, the USPS divert certain funds, totaling 19.4 billion for just the remainder of the current decade, to an escrow account. However, the funds in the account which will no longer be needed to fund pensions will remain dormant pending Congressional authorization on where and how to use them, rather than allowing the USPS to incorporate that money into its business plan. The second issue relates to a legal obligation that is unique to the Postal Service as opposed to other federal agencies. And that is the requirement that the USPS underwrite retirement costs associated with the military service time of its employees. "It is not fair that the Postal Services customers the mailing public, which entirely funds Postal Service operations through postal rates bear the pension costs associated with postal employees military service when the federal government bears that expense for every other federal employee who has served in our nations armed services," Wientzen said. "It is clear that the Postal Service must be empowered to make changes in order to remain an affordable business communications channel in the face of a rapidly evolving communications and delivery marketplace," Wientzen said. "Although he has done an outstanding job, there is a limit to how much Postmaster General John Potter and his management team can achieve when hamstrung by the constraints of a law designed for a bygone era," Wientzen added. "Its up to Congress to ensure that he and future Postmasters General are relieved of unnecessary financial burdens and given the necessary tools so that the largest and most respected postal network in the world remains up to the challenge of affordable, reliable, universal mail service for all American households, businesses, and nonprofit organizations." About The DMA The DMA is the leading trade association for businesses interested in interactive and database marketing, with nearly 4,700 member companies from the United States and 53 other nations. Founded in 1917, its members include direct marketers from every business segment as well as the nonprofit and electronic marketing sectors. Included are catalogers, Internet retailers and service providers, financial services providers, book and magazine publishers, book and music clubs, retail stores, industrial manufacturers and a host of other vertical segments, including the service industries that support them. According to a DMA-commissioned economic-impact study, direct and interactive marketing sales in the United States are projected to have surpassed $1.7 trillion in 2003, including $133 billion in catalog sales and $41 billion in sales generated by the Internet. The DMA's Web site is www.the-dma.org, and its consumer Web site is www.shopthenet.org.# # # |


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Press release from Leap Motion:
San Francisco, CA – Motion-control software and hardware company Leap Motion [1] announced the Leap, the world's most accurate 3-D motion control device. It will change the way people control their laptops and desktop computers. The Leap is 200 times more sensitive than existing technologies and will cost a fraction of the price, just $69.99. Open now for pre-orders, the Leap will ship to consumers this winter. Leap Motion also has begun accepting requests for free developer kits today. Thousands will be provided in the coming months to let developers create a wide array of Leap-based applications.
The Leap creates a three-dimensional interaction space of 4 cubic feet to control a computer more precisely and quickly than a mouse or touchscreen, and as reliably as a keyboard. Leap Motion's patented software, the heart of the Leap, represents four years of research and a series of major mathematical breakthroughs by co-founder and CTO David Holz.
The Leap is accurate to within 1/100 of a millimeter, a precision level required for touch-free natural gesture controls like pinch-to-zoom. The Leap addresses the shortcomings of all existing human/computer interaction tools by enabling a 3-D workspace that recognizes intuitive gestures. It is the first product in history to accurately sense the individual movements of all 10 of the user's fingers, and can also track objects like a pen. Traditional mouse-and-keyboard navigation turns actions that are intuitive in the real world, like drawing a picture or manipulating 3-D objects, into highly technical tasks. Existing motion-sensing technology is crude, inefficient and often frustrating, and even touchscreen technology is limited by a two-dimensional workspace and scale restraints.
"It was this gap between what's easy in the real world but very complicated to do digitally, like molding a piece of clay or creating a 3-D model, that inspired us to create the Leap and fundamentally change how people work with their computers," said Leap Motion CEO and co-founder Michael Buckwald. "In addition to the Leap for computers, our core software is versatile enough to be embedded in a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, cars and refrigerators. One day 3-D motion control will be in just about every device we interact with, and thanks to the Leap, that day is coming sooner than anyone expected."
Computing tasks ranging from simple to complex can now be accomplished with natural hand and finger movements. Current uses of the Leap include:
Future applications from developers could include medical imaging, robotics, unique art creations, computer-aided design, virtual-reality environments, training simulators for complex manual tasks and more.
The Leap plugs directly into a USB port and calibrates in one step, allowing users to quickly begin controlling their computers with natural hand and finger movements. Users can fine-tune the Leap's sensitivity settings, create their own custom gestures and even network more than one Leap together to create a larger interaction space.
"Breakthroughs in technology come in all sizes, but often the very biggest disruptors come in very small packages: the computer chip, the mouse, the smartphone and now the Leap. Roughly the size of your pinky finger, I believe the Leap is the future of how people will interact with their devices," said technology visionary Bill Warner, founder of Avid Technology and a Leap Motion investor. "What's previously been an expensive special effect in movies is now an affordable everyday reality, in full 3-D. With the Leap, you use both hands and all 10 fingers to work within your computer's virtual environment just as easily as you do in the real world."
Developers who want to create Leap-compatible applications can request a Leap software development kit via Leap Motion's website at http://bit.ly/KrKMua [2]. Leap Motion's app discovery platform will make it easy for developers to promote and monetize their own applications for the Leap.
The Leap will be widely available this winter at a suggested retail price of $69.99. A limited number are available for pre-order at https://live.leapmotion.com/pre-order-the-leap/ [3].
[1] http://leapmotion.com
[2] http://bit.ly/KrKMua
[3] https://live.leapmotion.com/pre-order-the-leap/


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So what would be must have for a 250 mg/week test e cycle?
I have
hawthorn berry
milk thistle
Would that be enough?
Also,what would you recommend for pct for this cycle?
29 yo
225 lbs
7 years training
first cycle
I agreeOriginally Posted by David Dunn
Look it up man. There is a whole thread that tells ya what you need for pct and secondly 250mg a week? Take 500mg/w and make sure you have an ai for on cycle and pct before you start
Yes, you need enough test for a test cycle, other wise, it's just hrtOriginally Posted by David Dunn
"If you want to impress me, build a 20-inch arm with a 20-pound dumbbell."~Dan Duchaine
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Why wouldn`t 250 a week be ok?
I`ve heard that it is great for first cycle,see how you react and all that.
HRT is 250 every 3 weeks.
btw what about the cycle support?
That`s what I`m planning on ordering now,so that was my main question.
Thanks guys!
Who or what led you to believe that you need anything aside from a testosterone and a SERM for post cycle?
Honestly if you have the money, you may want to invest in a cycle support.
I know unless I encountered bad sides I won't
You can run 250mg and see very mild and light results if your diet and training are spot on and you run it long enough.
You don't NEED 500mg regardless of what anyone here tells you.
You do not NEED an AI on cycle or post cycle regardless of what anyone here tells you.
You do not NEED any cycle support products regardless of what anyone here tells you.
You NEED a SERM for post cycle.
Firstly I suggest you get bloods before and after to determine whether you pct dosage is suitable for you at bringing back your test.
Clomid @ (100) 50/50/50/50 (Day 1) I know people like to over do it though, but bloods should tell you if you've recovered.
Testosterone 250mg 16 weeks+
One week past last injection (its only 250mg of test) Nolva 20/20/20/20 or Clomid 50/50/50/50
Done! Nothing else, nada, nothing!
David care to tell us why he shouldn't run supps to support his cholesterol, blood pressure or liver?
And wouldn't it be handy to have an AI on hand just in case he starts developing gyno or other estrogen related sides?
Only time u need a liver support is if ur taking an oral. No need for a pinning cycle. Sounds like u might want to do more reasearch before u do this cycle. A lot of these questions are things u should def have known way before a cycle is considered.


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Politicians doing dumb things!
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It's Monday and two pollies are battling it out to be Prime Minister. One will rise victorious today. And then they'll have to fight again, this time against the Opposition, not just within their own party. It's been pretty stupid really.
It's like our politicians are in constant campaign mode and they'll do anything to win votes.
It got me thinking of all the silly things politicians do, wear, say and try to stand out from their opponents. Babies watch out they're coming for you!
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You Need More Than Medication to Lower Cholesterol
Cholesterol lowering drugs, such as statin medications, are commonly prescribed to lower cholesterol and are many times effective.
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Other risks to consider
Individuals with high cholesterol are often overweight. If you simply pop a pill to correct the cholesterol problem and do nothing to address being overweight you leave yourself at risk for other weight related health conditions, such as diabetes, joint problems, high blood pressure, and certain cancers.
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Straight line winds ripped a train off of its tracks in Williams County Wednesday. The train derailment in Williams County could now have an effect on East/West Amtrak Service.
The derailment happened near Melbern, OH, about three miles west of Bryan. The train has derailed on the Norfolk Southern railroad mainline, which carries freight and Amtrak passenger service from Chicago to points east…and from the east west to Chicago.
There were 31 containers reported to be on the ground.
There are two trains scheduled to be headed east through the derailment area around 4 a.m. Thursday.
Amtrak spokesman Marc Magliari in Chicago will know within the hour whether the train scheduled into Toledo early tomorrow will be delayed or canceled.
No injuries have been reported, but first responders are still going through the area.
There are also multiple reports of trees down in the area.
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Side Effects of Drugs Annual 28
A worldwide yearly survey of new data and trends in adverse drug reactions
Edited by- Jeffrey K. Aronson
Volume 28 in the series of Side Effects of Drugs Annuals ( http://www.elsevier.com/locate/series/seda ) continues to serve its primary goal: to provide clinicians and medical investigators with a reliable and critical yearly survey of new data and trends in the area of Adverse Drug Reactions and Interactions. An international team of specialists has reviewed new data and trends by selecting from the year's writing all that is truly new and informative, by critically interpreting it, and by pointing to whatever is unproven or misleading. The use of the book is enhanced by separate indexes, allowing the reader to access the text via drug name, adverse effect, or drug interaction. The current annual includes an essay by the editor, Dr Jeffrey Aronson, entitled 'Classifying Drug Adverse Reactions in the 21st Century.' In it he describes how the modern approach to classifying adverse drug reactions takes into account the dose that causes the reaction, the time-course of the reaction, and the susceptibility factors that increase the individual patient's risk, and shows how this analysis can facilitate regulatory decision making.
Pharmacologists, clinicians, pharmaceutical companies, clinical toxicologists, Clinical pharmacologists, and medical libraries
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- ContributorsCumulative Index of Special ReviewsHow to use this bookEssay Classifying Adverse Drug Reactions in the 21st Century; J.K. Aronson1 Central nervous system stimulants and drugs that suppress appetite, R.P. Sequeira2 Antidepressant drugs P.J. Cowen 3 LithiumD.L. Dunner4 Drugs of abuseJ.K. Patel, Timothy E Ralston, and E.J. wong 5 Hypnotics and sedativesS. Curran and S. Musa6 Antipsychotic drugsA. Carvajal,L.H. Martín Arias and Natalia Jimeno7 Antiepileptic drugsA. Gil-Nagel8 Opioid analgesics and narcotic antagonistsA.H. Ghodse and A.M. Baldacchino9 Anti-inflammatory and antipyretic analgesics and drugs used in goutA. Del Favero10 General anesthetics and therapeutic gasesY. Young11 Local anestheticsS.A. Schug, P. Flisberg, S.A. Jackson, D.J. OConnnor 12 Neuromuscular blocking agents and skeletal muscle relaxantsO. Zuzan and M. Leuwer13 Drugs that affect autonomic functions or the extrapyramidal systemM. Schachter14 Dermatological drugs and topical agentsS.R. Knowles, G. Wong, N.H. Shear15 Antihistamines (H1 receptor antagonists)G.M. Walsh16 Drugs acting on the respiratory tract M. Joerger, K. Hartmann, and M. Kuhn17 Positive inotropic drugs and drugs used in dysrhythmiasJ.K. Aronson 18 Beta-adrenoceptor antagonists and antianginal drugs A.P. Maggioni, M.G. Franzosi, and R. Latini19 Drugs acting on the cerebral and peripheral circulations R. Verhaeghe20 Antihypertensive drugs P. Joubert21 Diuretics D.A. Sica22 Metals G.B. van der Voet and F.A. de Wolff23 Metal antagonists R.H.B. Meyboom24 Antiseptic drugs and disinfectants P. Magee25 Penicillins, cephalosporins, other beta-lactam antibiotics, and tetracyclinesT. Midtvedt26 Miscellaneous antibacterial drugsA. Imhof 27 Antifungal drugs A.H. Groll, H. Kolve, and T.J. Walsh28 Antiprotozoal drugs J. Buser, K. Fattinger29 Antiviral drugs P.L. Vernazza, P. Schmid30 Drugs used in tuberculosis and leprosy S. Swaminathan31 Antihelminthic drugs P.J.J. van Genderen32 Vaccines S. Dittmann33 Blood, blood components, plasma and plasma products P.J.M. Vossebeld, P. Stangers and W.G. van Aken34 Formulations used in nutritionM.C. Allwood and G. Hardy35 Drugs affecting blood coagulation, fibrinolysis, and hemostasisD. Keeling and J.K. Aronson36 Gastrointestinal drugs S. Dar, H.N. Dalton37 Drugs that act on the immune system: cytokines and monoclonal antibodies T.Vial, J. Descotes, C. Ludwig, and M. Behrend38 Drugs that act on the immune system: immunosuppressive and immunostimulatory drugsF. Braun and M. Behrend39 Corticotrophins, corticosteroids, and prostaglandinsJ. Costa and M. Farré40 Sex hormones and related compounds, including hormonal contraceptives M.N.G. Dukes41 Thyroid hormones iodine, and antithyroid drugs J.A. Franklyn 42 Insulin, glucagon, and hypoglycemic drugs H.M.J. Krans43 Miscellaneous hormones R. Page44 Drugs that affect lipid metabolism I. Aursnes45 Cytostatic drugs Hans-Peter Lipp, Jörg Thomas Hartmann, and Andrew Stanley46 Radiological contrast agents S.K. Morcos 47 Drugs used in ocular treatment B.C.P. Polak48 Treatments used in complementary and alternative medicine E. Ernst49 Miscellaneous drugs and materials, medical devices and techniquesN.H. Choulis and J.K. Aronson


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A philosophical school which attempts to link African peoples togheter, especialy those in America with those in Africa. Sometimes, however, it makes claims which are not true. For example, they claim that Africa is the heart of human science and technology. However, much of human science and technology developed independently in different parts of the world, at different times. Sometimes they will make anti-semitic claims.
afrocentrism videos
A movement spearheaded by African-American scholars to prove that, despite what most people would like to believe, ancient Africa had her own civilizations, languages, cultures, and history long before the arrival of the first Europeans to the continent.
Afrocentrism is not Black Supremacism. There are Black Supremacists who hold Afrocentric views, but they also hold views that claim to elevate blacks above whites. That is not the aim of Afrocentrism.
Afrocentrism is not Black Supremacism. There are Black Supremacists who hold Afrocentric views, but they also hold views that claim to elevate blacks above whites. That is not the aim of Afrocentrism.
I believe in what Afrocentrism is teaching. It's about time that black people knew their history.
A cult that was invented in the 1960s by misinformed (deluded) African Americans who worship ancient Egypt as the pinnacle of African civilization, forgetting that EGYPT IS THE ONLY PART OF AFRICA THAT IS GEOGRAPHICALLY CONNECTED TO EURASIA, which means that for thousands of years before Egypt or even Mesopotamia, black intermingled with white and yellow, and the Caucasian folks who built Mesopotamia gave their ideas to the MIXED-RACE natives of North Africa who eventually built Egypt.
Note: The ancient Egyptians even enslaved some of their darker-skinned brethren from south of the Sahara, whom they called Nubians.
Note: The ancient Egyptians even enslaved some of their darker-skinned brethren from south of the Sahara, whom they called Nubians.
The reason why Afrocentrism should be classified as a cult is because of the way that African Americans distorted their limited and biased interpretation of Muslim-influenced Northwest African cultures.
The mistaken belief among many Americans of African descent that culture as we know it arose in Sub-Saharan Africa. Those taken in by such foolishness believe that they are the heirs of the Egyptian race, forgetting, of course, that this distinction actually belongs to today's Egyptians, and ignoring the fact that there is absolutely no evidence for such a preposterous claim. This cult-like mentality is often spouted by the likes of Louis Farrakhan, the NAACP, the Nation of Islam and others who have never been to Africa and who would never be caught dead there.
Afrocenrism is silly, boy.
Afrocentrism is a set of beliefs that depicts ancient African achievement as the driver and foundation for modern philosophical thoughts and technologies. Afrocentrism verges on being classified as a religious faith because of the required suspension of skepticism and the irrelevance of empirical evidence. Afrocentrism is a backlash against the pervasive and powerful negative images of black (African) people that exist in the world today. These images arise from the countries, regions and cities that are dominated by blacks, each one being mired in poverty, violence, AIDS, famine and in constant need of support from other countries or other races. Without words, these images stir up powerful needs among blacks to imagine a glorious past where they were once the center of the world and looked down upon everyone else. To conduct Afrocentric research, one simply searches for evidence that could be interpreted as blacks ruling over others or inventing things. No further thought process is required.
Napoleon shot of the Spinx's nose because it "looked" like a black nose and he didn't want the world to know that blacks ruled ancient Egypt. Or, images within an Egyptian tomb that appear similar to a glider are evidence that blacks "invented" flight because, of course, the Egyptians were black then even though they are not now. And where is the physical evidence of these devices and their implementation? Again, no further thought process is required.
Afrocentrism is simply bullshit. Not only do they claim that the Egyptians were black (which they weren't) they also try to provide "proof" that the Olmecs, Mayans and other Mesoamericans were black which is such an insult to all the of the indigenous peoples of the Americas. So what if most of Africa didn't have huge monuments, empires, or ideas like Ancient Rome, Greece, China, etc? many other countries don't have the same and they dont go bitching about it.
If all of the Mesoamerican peoples were black, then the unique astrology/calender they developed would have already been discovered in Africa and other places of the world(proof Afrocentrism is pseudoscience) . But that's not the case and it is unique ONLY to the Americas, so stop trying to steal stuff that's not yours. You're obviously asking for more racism against you. T
A rather blinkered belief system formed by stroppy African Americans in an attempt to create a link to their African past and culture. This is a bit like people in the UK and Eire having a similar fondness for southern germany (the original celtic homeland)and therefore a bit silly.


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In time for the annual NYC Food Film Festival, we've compiled our 50 favorite food-on-film moments of all time. This isn't a list of our favorite chow-focused flicks—though staples like Big Night and Babette's Feast have made the cut. Instead, we've widened the pool to pick out scenes across all genres that simply got our stomachs rumbling—in hunger and occasionally in disgust. Think we spoiled the soup? Put down the steak knife and give us the what-for in the comments. Or holler at us on Twitter (@thefeednyc) using the hashtag #foodonfilm.
Raging Bull (1980): The charcoal steak
An overcooked steak ignites boxer Jake LaMotta's wrath in Martin Scorsese's violent sports flick. Robert De Niro's belligerent backseat cooking ("You overcook it, it's no good. It defeats its own purpose") and furious table flip is bone-rattling stuff—but we briefly consider a similar reaction each time a restaurant presents us with an incinerated slab of beef. Watch the clip.
Annie Hall (1977): Boiling lobsters
Woody Allen and Diane Keaton's calamitous attempt to boil live lobsters perfectly captures the conflicting feelings we face each time we plunge those icky but luscious crustaceans into the scorching water: Gleeful but guilty, rapacious and a little terrified. Too bad we don't get to see Woody in a bib. Watch the clip.
The Hours (2002): Separating eggs
Though Meryl Streep would go on to portray Francophile chef Julia Child in 2009's Julie & Julia, she caught our eye in the kitchen seven years earlier in this drama. Streep—who portrays a troubled New York editor planning a party for a friend at the end of his life—is most affecting when she meticulously separates eggs, concentrating intensely on the task even as she threatens to crack.
Gold Rush (1925): The roll dance
Charlie Chaplin's iconic dinner-roll dance has been replicated and parodied so many times, it's incredible the genuine article still has legs. (Rim shot!) Though Chaplin wasn't the first to try the gag (Fatty Arbuckle deployed a similar stunt in 1917 film The Rough House), the Tramp's eyebrow-wiggling, shoulder-shrugging rendition of the tabletop ballet is unsurpassed. Watch the clip.
Goodfellas (1990): Dinner in prison
"Beyond the Sea" croons in the background as Paulie, Vinnie and Johnny Dio prepare dinner in the clink. These gangsters eat better in prison than most of us do on the outside: garlic sliced so thin with a razor blade that it would "liquefy in the pan with just a little oil," iced lobsters, steak seared in a skillet, wine, Scotch and pasta sauce that's a touch too oniony. Watch the clip.
The Godfather (1972): Tomato sauce recipe
The only red splatter more ubiquitous than blood in Mafia flicks may be pasta sauce. Those who wish to make their own would benefit from a close viewing of the original Godfather. Capo Peter Clemenza—the same trencherman who utters the line "leave the gun, take the cannoli" elsewhere in the film—offers a decent recipe for Sunday gravy: "You start out with a little bit of oil. Then you fry some garlic. Then you throw in some tomatoes, tomato paste, you fry it; you make sure it doesn't stick. You get it to a boil; you shove in all your sausage and your meatballs. And a little bit of wine, and a little bit of sugar—that's my trick." Watch the clip.
Once Upon a Time in America (1984): The charlotte russe
Patrick "Patsy" Goldberg has one foot in his youth and the other in adulthood when he ventures to trade a charlotte russe—a white cake pastry topped with whipped cream and a maraschino cherry—for sexual favors in Sergio Leone's sweeping crime epic. He picks out the five-cent confection from a local bakery ("for the two-penny one she only gives you a hand job; I can do that myself") and brings it to Peggy, an underage harlot. He foils his chance to seal the deal while waiting for her in the stairwell, swiping fingerfuls of cream from the cake and eventually devouring the thing in a few desperate bites. Watch the clip.
Pulp Fiction (1994): $5 shake
Would a chick as cool and dishy as Mia Wallace really choose a restaurant like Jack Rabbit Slim's for her faux date with Vincent Vega? We're not so sure. Nonetheless, the fictional 1950s theme restaurant is a rich and bizarre setting for our favorite Pulp Fiction food moment. John Travolta's take on whether Mia's extravagant "Martin and Lewis" (vanilla) milk shake is worth its $5 price tag: "Goddamn, that's a pretty fucking good milk shake." Watch the clip.
Cool Hand Luke (1967): 50 hard-boiled eggs in one hour
Thanks to the exploits of famous competitive eaters like Takeru Kobayashi, we're rarely dazzled anymore by feats of gluttony. But Paul Newman's shirtless 50-egg coup in this prison drama still sparkles. As the unvanquishable Lucas Jackson, Newman earns the respect of his fellow inmates by wolfing 50 peeled eggs until his stomach is distended—in the words of one prisoner—"like a ripe watermelon that's about to bust itself open." Watch the clip.
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962): Rats for lunch
Joan Crawford, as the wheelchair-bound Blanche, and Bette Davis as her villainous sister and abusive caretaker, Jane, face off in this delightfully perverse thriller. When the rapidly unraveling Jane serves Blanche her lunch beneath a silver dome, you just know there's foul play afoot. Blanche's shrieking, hysterical reaction to the meal—a juicy, tail-and-all rat—is good, twisted fun. Watch the clip.
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Winston Wolfe said:we will not beat Arsenal......fact.
Winston Wolfe said:we will not beat Arsenal......fact.
blue32years said:I dont wish to be negative but we need to tighten up at the back as I think we are on the verge of a hiding.
cjohno said:and without putting a dampner on things only reallly decent side weve played so far is man utd first game of season, weve drew away against wigan fulham and qpr, lost to an in form WBA and drew at home vs a poor lpool team and newcastle, weve had a good start to the season but fixtures have been kind to us weve got much bigger tests to come, lets get carried away when we go to places like city, and played spurs and arsenal and chelsea if were still in top 4 after new year when weve played these 4 then lets get carried away.
Deus Ex Machina said:No, we'll destroy them, FACT.
We owe them a good spanking.
Winston Wolfe said:West Brom are a decent side.....don't think we have room for football snobbery.
And LIverpool may not be the team they once were but they still have a hex over us and will give any team a game as we will see today against Chelsea.
Newcastle as well so am not buying into this "only decent side" we've played is Man U.
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can it back up a hard drive and store documents and pictures?
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If using Time Machine and formatted as one volume, then yes. Each computer can make an indivual backup. Just realize that drive can be directly connected to only one computer at a time.
Note well, not really large enough to backup most computers as the Rugged space is considerably less than what is typically found in most modern Macs now.
You may want to consider a larger capacity drive.- Answered by Mike M from Beaverton
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Can your iTunes files run from it rather than using your Mac memory ?
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Copy iTunes folder to your external hard drive
To copy all the items in your iTunes library (including the iTunes Library file that holds all your playlists, playcounts, ratings, and other data) to your external hard drive, follow these steps:
Quit iTunes.
Locate your external hard drive.
Mac: On the desktop or Finder sidebar.
Windows: In My Computer
Locate your iTunes folder:
By default, the iTunes folder is located in:
Mac OS X: /Users/username/Music
Windows XP: \Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Music\
Windows Vista: \Users\username\My Music\
Windows 7 or 8: \Users\username\Music\
If the iTunes folder is not in the default location listed above then you can find where the iTunes folder is located by following these instructions:
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Mac: Choose iTunes > Preferences.
Windows: Choose Edit > Preferences.
Click Advanced.
The location of your iTunes folder will be listed in iTunes Media folder location box.
Drag the iTunes folder to your external hard drive. This can take a while if you have a lot of items.
When the transfer is complete, your iTunes Library will have been successfully copied to your external hard drive.- Answered by Doug W
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Can this drive be used as a start up drive for a 2012 iMac via Thunderbolt?
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1. Use Disk Utility to partition as GPT, and format as Mac OS Extended
2. Use Apple Disk Utility System Restore to clone your internal drive to external drive, or use OS X Installer to install a clean OS X onto drive
3. Boot by selecting drive as Startup Disk in Preferences, or press Option key during Restart to select volume to boot from.
I have a drive that is partitioned into multiple partitions, each with a separate version of OS X installed. This way, I can test apps using different versions of the OS.
Boots very quickly.
Once prepared properly, you can connect and boot from either USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt connection.- Answered by Mike M from Beaverton
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Can you remove the ugly orange rubber case, or is it attached permanently?
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AnswerEasily removed. You lose some of the ruggedness, though, as this acts as a bumper when the drive is knocked around, absorbing some of the knocks it might be subject to when carrying it around.
I like it!- Answered by Mike M from Beaverton
- 14-Feb-2013
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An A-microB USB 3.0 and a Thunderbolt cable are provided with the Rugged.
So you are all set with the necessary cables.- Answered by Mike M from Beaverton
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If connected to the computer via Thunderbolt, can the USB 3 port be used to connect USB 3 device?
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Only one interface at a time can be used at a time.
The first one used becomes the active interface as long as it remains connected.- Answered by Mike M from Beaverton
- 8-Mar-2013
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Can this be used for backing up an iMac hard drive?
I have less than 200GB of content on my iMac harddrive. Can I use this for backing up through Time Machine?
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- 31-Dec-2012
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AnswerThis would work perfectly for backing up an iMac. If you don't have a recent iMac, you won't be able to use the ultra-fast Thunderbolt option, but you will still be able to use USB.
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What's the weight and size, and why isn't this info under Tech Specs? It's an obvious feature issue?
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For the past year, Sarasota's city manager has been criticized both inside and outside City Hall for failing to engage and communicate with his employees and the citizens of Sarasota.
Bob Bartolotta came under fire for failing to effectively voice his objectives to city employees and residents; his style is not to "work the room." And that put off some people, who figured that he must not care enough to get out and talk to the public.
In their performance reviews late last year, one of the main traits city commissioners instructed Bartolotta to improve upon was his relations with staff and the citizenry.
Without fanfare, he has been doing just that.
Bartolotta is now a regular attendee of the Downtown Improvement District, Downtown Sarasota Alliance, St. Armands Business Improvement District, Coalition of Business Associates, Coalition of City Neighborhood Associations and the Police Advisory Panel.
"It's a direct response to the commission's desires," said Bartolotta. "I've taken it to heart."
The increased visibility has been good for both the neighborhood and business groups and the city manager himself.
"You get a much better sense of the depth of feelings on certain issues," he said. "You can put rumors to bed, and it gives us a chance to explain some things."
More times than not, board members from the various groups take advantage of Bartolotta's attendance and ask him questions about issues that are important to them.
"I'm really happy he's there," said Ernie Ritz, vice chairman of the Downtown Improvement District and adviser to the Downtown Sarasota Alliance. "It's not the structured political theater of the City Commission. Commissioners don't answer you. (Bartolotta) can actually answer us."
Kerry Kirschner, executive director of the Argus Foundation and a former Sarasota mayor, had been candid in his criticism of Bartolotta, saying that he didn't feel the city manager was trying to build a consensus in the community.
Since Bartlotta began attending Coalition of Business Associates meetings, Kirschner has changed his mind.
"He's not a glad-hander," said Kirschner. "But people now see that there is a method to his madness. He certainly has started to reach out."
Bartolotta has been increasing his visibility within City Hall, as well, setting up meetings with entire departments to get feedback from his employees.
"It's been sporadic, but I'm trying to make it more regular," he said. "The dilemma is there are so many meetings," he said. "You have to pick and choose."
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February 5, 2012 - 11:16am | by annehastingsA fortnight ago the first lambs were born on Holker farm. At the moment it's the youngest sheep, the first time mothers, that are giving birth and this means a higher degree of problems than the more experienced ladies who should start at the end of next week. It's a natural part of the cheesemaker and dairy farmer's year; no young uns, no milk. We tend to consider birth to be an entirely natural part of any animal's life and especially because we as humans have such ready access to medical advice and support, we forget that it's a major undertaking. While having lunch up at the farmhouse, I saw Nicola's notes for the first 2 weeks.
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November 25, 2011 - 2:24pm | by annehastingsLast April I moved from a life in the bustling capital of the UK, London, to a windswept and rain-lashed hilltop just outside Ulverston in the Southern Lake District in England's North West. I now make cheese with Martin Gott and Nicola Robinson at Holker Farm, just outside the village of Cartmel. They have a flock of Lacaune sheep and a few Dairy Shorthorn cows, with what must be the only cow/sheep milking parlour in the country. At this time of year, it's the end of the sheeps milk season. They started to give milk shortly after lambing as early as February and as more and more of the flock gave birth, the milk quantity increased until it reached its peak in June. Since then, they began to give less milk as the ones that had lambed early started to slow down on the milk production and the others followed suit.


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We love the Mercedes CL-Class. Those are the big coupes, the ones you might not have noticed at all until one happened to catch your eye, after which you asked yourself "Is Mr. Big in town?" They've been out for ABOUT 15 years now but they don't get an awful lot of attention - like the B2 bomber, they are large objects impressively impervious to radar.
In 2007 the second generation CL was cashed out like a million shares of Allianz and the current, third generation CL was christened. A completely new car, it intends to be equal to that initial investment and pay a fat profit. Wouldn't you know that fat profits aren't the only thing you can associate with this car: it has so much fat-cat ambiance to it that after a week behind the wheel of a 2010 CL550 we kept wondering, "What else can we buy? Does anyone now if Ecuador is for sale?"


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What else can happen? Due to the immense popularity of Pin Anong, Ch7 extended the series by 7 episodes to 22 episodes total. I don't know, Pin Anong can be a little bit too much for me, Khun Yai's treatment in the latest episode is rather brutal towards his wife Pin Anong. She saved him from death yet he still believes she conspired with his enemies to have him killed. He forced feed her rice dropped on the floor and nearly made her choke. She is pregnant with his child and he doesn't believe it is his. He called the baby 'the child of my enemy'. There is a lot of mistrust between Khun Yai towards Pin.
Then there are moments between Khun Yai and Pin Anong–their multiple intimate and kissing scenes–it probably draws the viewers in, the connection between these two individuals. The kissing scenes aren't fake either like most lakorns admits 'Min' Pechaya Wattanamontree. She is really kissing "Weir" Sukollawat Kanaros.
Min: 'The kissing scene? It's part of the performance, part of being an actress. We have to do our best. Those are real kisses in every scene. We are not deceiving the viewers because in this day in age no one wants to watch a fake kiss. We wanted the viewers to be 'in' with us. I was shy about it, but for the most part it took only one take because P'Weir is a talented guy.'
Her mother knew about the kissing scenes and she was concerned. 'My mother knew about it and was concerned but she understood. P'Weir and I are close and he is like a lovable older brother to me ka.'
On set there has been rumors that Weir and Gif (the nang'rai with the bob haircut) have a thing going on. Min said she doesn't know.
'I have no idea because on set P'Weir is lovable with everyone ka. He is playful. I don't know if there is anything going on between them because he is closed with everyone.'
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Esan is one of Rochester's little pearls. The food is wonderful, the environment is simple, and the owners treat you like you're a member of their family. There are many choices in this area, but only one Esan.
Wow. I am shocked by this review. First of all Esan is thai vietnamese so where rochester, Bangkok and New York meets comes from baffles me. Maybe doing a little homework before your visit may help! Esan is the best Thai restaurant in Rochester run by the most kind and precious family who work so hard and employ the best staff in town. It completely dissapoints me that somebody culturaly inept is doing these reviews. Next time stick to burger and fries!
The RCSD is certainly STUCK…. stuck in the expectation that all students will go on to college. Where is the vocational education that would lead to jobs right out of high school? Where are the apprenticeship programs that would lead students into good jobs in construction, automotive, or electrical and plumbing services? RCSD has consistently refused to open up such training programs to city students, instead insisting that attending 2 year or 4 year college is the optimum path to a successful life. RCSD needs to provide a better variety of quality work-related training to our students so they can have some hope of economic reward other than having to attend college.
Vargas wants to put wings on our inner city students. Wings! Can you imagine that? The man is a genius, a visionary and a quantum leap thinker. Let him. Support him. Open the doors. Part the way, so that our kids can fly. Inga Songbird
I appreciate the background info but more than half the article has nothing to do with the review. Very dull.
Matt: Those seem like pretty solid bets, I agree. Whether you like or loathe Lana Del Rey, "Young and Beautiful" was such an integral part of "The Great Gatsby"'s music that I'll be surprised if it isn't nominated as well. After that, I'll be intrigued if Coldplay nabs a spot for "Atlas," I've heard "The Butler" has several original songs (but I haven't seen it yet), and then there's always one that shows up outta left field that's usually the best, most interesting one. ;)
"Let It Go" has to win Best Original Song come Oscar time. Either that or "I See Fire" from "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug."
County Legislature needs to earn their salary by conducting research into salaries of comparable counties and impose a fair salary.
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Esan was certainly not the first. Off the top of my head, the Bangkok and Mamasan's predate Esan and I think there might be one or two more.
The sheriff of Monroe County still makes more than the sheriffs of every other major upstate county. The sheriff of Erie County, with a population of 950,000, makes $79,000; a third less than O'Flynn. Monroe County has 735,000 people in it. It's not as if he's on the line every day, risking his life; he's sitting behind a desk. Why should he get a raise for getting re-elected?
My question is why does Buffalo always get so much money from the taxpayers? Rochester actually has a larger economy than they do, but they get 10x as much back from Albany and Washington
Vargas says "poor student behavior is an indication that students' needs are not being met. "
Why aren't students accountable for their own behavior? What entitles them to blame others for neglecting their "needs," when they're disruptive to the education of others? In the rest of the world, school is a PRIVILEGE. These students treat school with contempt and disrespect, and then we have to listen to administrators stand around making excuses for them.
As long as the district colludes with the students and parents who want to blame their own destructive behavior on someone or something else, nothing will change.
I'm all for a negative review and different opinions about movies, but this review just feels like an attack on French culture. And I disagree. Eric Rohmer is great.
This saddens me, I live in the neighborhood and enjoy all the beauty the landscape brings, it's disgusting that greedy people need to ruin and endanger species to line their pockets even more. I won't be dining at their establishments and plan to be a voice when the time comes to protect our environmental treasures.
HORRIBLE review. Seriously.
Why does everyone seem so touchy about the idea that the police chief might have resigned because Lovely is going to be the new mayor...or the idea that Lovely may have replaced him if he did not resign?
The Danieles , of course, don't do much without their Comida money and their past use of Comida funds are questionable....job creation with an amphibious plane dock???
Development is destruction when it comes to the environment. If the goal is to protect the environment, especially when it comes to the expansion of something, then the expansion would not happen. But it is never about environmental protection.
It is all about a compromise between the environment and someone's desire for money. When environmental standards are compromised in a deal that favors lining someone's pockets with money, the environment always loses.


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NEW YORK (AP) - Fashion designer Anand Jon Alexander has pleaded guilty in New York City to molesting a woman he baited with the promise of modeling work.
Alexander admitted to one count of criminal sexual act Thursday. He was sentenced to five years in prison.
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10:00am Thursday 26th September 2013 in News By Tom Jennings, covering Witney and West Oxfordshire. Call me on 01865 425403
A scheme that could see £8 million a year in extra money spent on Oxfordshire patients has been delayed.
Officials at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust (OUHT) want more freedom for the county's healthcare system to enable it to retain surpluses each year.
Currently this amounts to about £8m a year – but it all has to be passed on to the Government.
Health leaders want OUHT to become a foundation trust, a move they say would give them more money to deal with issues such as bed-blocking.
That issue, where patients spend longer than necessary in NHS beds, is worse in Oxfordshire than anywhere else in England, according to the most recent figures.
But major changes to the way the Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors – who would approve foundation status – operate mean OUHT has now been told it will be autumn 2014 at the earliest before anything changes.
Jonathan Horbury, OUHT Foundation Trust programme director, said: "The delay is emphatically not anything we have or have not done.
"The delay, which is national, is that applicants cannot pass on to that final stage until they have been inspected by the CQC using the new inspection regime, which was tried out for the first time last week in Croydon."
The county's health trust has been trying to become a foundation trust since September 2011 and originally hoped to get the go-ahead this autumn.
But to do this the trust needs to be inspected by the CQC, which changed its inspection system in April and delayed the plans.
Now OUHT hopes to be inspected early next year, before eventually getting foundation trust status after a final approval from the watchdog Monitor .
Mr Horbury said: "We think foundation trust status is important for four reasons.
"It means we will be accountable to local people, decisions will be taken locally, we will retain the financial surplus and the status will recognise that we focus on quality and are well governed and financially viable.
"We are clearly an important local service and we can only improve what we do by listening to patients, staff and carers, and we hope becoming a foundation trust will help do that even better."
Foundation trusts have an elected board of governors, which holds directors to account.
Discussion about their possible introduction here comes in the wake of a series of resignations from Healthwatch Oxfordshire, a body that holds health officials in the county to account.
Jacquie Pearce-Gervis, chairman of Oxfordshire watchdog Patient Voice, said: "The delay is most unfortunate and it must be very frustrating.
"I think foundation trust status is a good thing and the benefits to the patients will be good."
Susanna Pressel, a member of Oxfordshire joint health overview and scrutiny committee, said: "Foundation trusts are a further example of the fragmentation of the NHS. "I would prefer to see all the hospitals working together and co-operating to help those that are struggling rather than becoming single entities."
Professor Sir Mike Richards, CQC's chief inspector of hospitals, said: " I am working closely with Monitor and the NHS Trust Development Authority to determine which trusts should be included in the hospital inspection programme from 2014.
"It has been agreed that priority will be given to trusts which are aspiring to be foundation trusts."
Foundation trusts, first proposed in 2002, were created to devolve decision-making from central government to local communities.
Unlike NHS trusts they are not directed by the Government and have great freedom to decide their own strategy and the way services are run.
They can also retain surpluses, borrow to invest in new services and are accountable to local communities through elected governors.
Foundation trusts now provide more than half – about 150 – of all NHS hospital, mental health and ambulance services in the country.
In Oxfordshire, South Central Ambulance Service and mental health provider Oxford Health are foundation trusts.
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More than two million youth working on farms and ranches may soon benefit from USDA funding set aside to develop national work training curriculum and educational materials on farm safety.
USDA Deputy Under Secretary for Research, Education and Economics Ann Bartuska made the announcement at the North American Agricultural Safety Summit in Minneapolis, Minn., Wednesday.
"Agriculture is one of the most dangerous industries in the nation, as such, thousands of youth are injured and hundreds are killed every year by hazards found on the farm," she said. "As these youth play a vital role in the productivity of American agriculture, USDA has a responsibility to the education and resources needed to train youth in safe farming practices."
USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture awarded $600,000 to Pennsylvania State University to develop a national training curriculum that lessens agricultural hazards to young workers. The training will align with Career Cluster Standards of the National Council for Agricultural Education.
The project will establish a national steering committee to engage the Department of Education, Department of Labor, FFA, Farm Bureau, Farmers Union, Ag Safety and Health Council of America, National Council for Ag Education and other relevant partners. The committee will work to identify curriculum and testing gaps, certification needs and industry-recognized credentials, USDA said.
Materials will be available nationally
Curriculum materials will be placed on the eXtension website in the new Ag Safety and Health Community of Practice to be used in both formal and non-formal settings, USDA said.
The materials will be accompanied by a national outreach strategy that will promote use of the curriculum from youth and farm safety instructors to parents and 4-H youth programs.
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