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Marketing slang (chiefly in USA) for the non-banking arms of a financial conglomerate that has "Bank" in its common name. For instance, if the original company was known as Bank of Manhattan, then its insurance business might be known as "Banc of Manhattan Insurance". It is a term of art, a meaningless word, that is meant to suggest the safety and soundness of a bank, without any actual representation of safety or soundness so that they are free to offer risky products without running afoul of false advertising laws.
Origin: . Akin to benc "bank, bench"
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alt. of Bank
Banq is a French spelling of the word bank, but pronounced the same way. It has been adopted by companies that are banks and also to satisfy legal restrictions on the usage of the word bank. In the United States, the commerce departments of state governments generally prohibit or restrict the use of certain words in the names of corporations unless those corporations are legitimate chartered banks. For example, words prohibited by the state of Louisiana include bank, banker, banking, savings, safe deposit, trust, trustee, and credit union. The evasive nature of the word does not necessarily indicate that an imposter is attempting to fraudulently impersonate a bank. One notable example is a company called Cachet Banq Inc., an ACH processing service that performs automated banking transactions for payroll processing. The company does not claim to offer any banking services, such as deposits or loans, and would only be able to legally include the word "bank" in its name in its home state of California with the approval of the California Department of Financial Institutions.
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a long (usually wooden) seat
a park bench.
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- مَقْعَدٌ خَشَبيٌّ طَويلArabic
- скамейкаBulgarian
- bancoPortuguese (BR)
- lavička, laviceCzech
- die BankGerman
- bænkDanish
- πάγκος, έδρανο, παγκάκιGreek
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- pinkEstonian
- نیمکتFarsi
- penkkiFinnish
- bancFrench
- סַפְסָלHebrew
- बैंचHindi
- klupaCroatian
- padHungarian
- bangkuIndonesian
- bekkurIcelandic
- panchinaItalian
- ベンチJapanese
- 벤치Korean
- suolasLithuanian
- solsLatvian
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- benk, krakk (the Bench: retten, dommerstanden)Norwegian
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- نیمکتPersian
- اوږده چوکۍPashto
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- lavica, lavičkaSlovak
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- bank, sıra, kanepeTurkish
- 長凳Chinese (Trad.)
- лаваUkrainian
- ، پیٹھنے کی جگہUrdu
- ghế dàiVietnamese
- 长凳Chinese (Simp.)
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TenebraeSyllabification: Ten·e·brae
Pronunciation: /ˈtenəˌbrā, -ˌbrē /
Definition of Tenebrae in English:
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(In the Roman Catholic Church) matins and lauds for the last three days of Holy Week, at which candles are successively extinguished. Several composers have set parts of the office to music.
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- Matins and Lauds were often combined; on the last three days of Holy Week this combined Office was called Tenebrae.
- On Wednesday night it was the service of Tenebrae at church.
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Latin, literally 'darkness'.
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The Munich Oktoberfest originally took place during the sixteen days up to, and including, the first Sunday in October. In 1994, the schedule was modified in response to German reunification so that if the first Sunday in October falls on the 1st or 2nd, then the festival would go on until October 3 (German Unity Day). Thus, the festival is now 17 days when the first Sunday is October 2 and 18 days when it is October 1. In 2010, the festival lasted until the first Monday in October, to mark the anniversary of the event. The festival is held in an area named theTheresienwiese (field, or meadow, of Therese), often called Wiesn for short, located near Munich's center. Large quantities of Oktoberfest Beer are consumed, with almost 7 million litres served during the 16 day festival in 2007. Visitors may also enjoy a mixture of attractions, such as amusement rides, sidestalls and games, as well as a wide variety of traditional food such as Hendl (roast chicken), Schweinebraten (roast pork), Schweinshaxe (grilled ham hock), Steckerlfisch (grilled fish on a stick), Würstl (sausages) along with Brezen (pretzel), Knödel(potato or bread dumplings), Käsespätzle (cheese noodles), Reiberdatschi (potato pancakes), Sauerkraut or Rotkohl/Blaukraut (red cabbage) along with such Bavarian delicacies as Obatzda (a spiced cheese-butter spread) and Weisswurst (a white sausage).
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Ruth Kelly has saved a row of derelict Victorian villas which had been earmarked for demolition under the controversial Pathfinder programme.The new Communities Minister has forced Liverpool City Council to sell off the large family homes overlooking the historic Newsham Park, effectively taking the future of the properties out of the local authority's hands. The sale has been ordered under a little-known piece of planning legislation known as PROD - a public request to order disposal - which requires authorities to release publicly owned land if there are no plans for its use. Local campaign group the Friends of Newsham Park had accused the council of 'sitting on' the villas for nearly 10 years, with the possible outcome of the homes being 'demolished by stealth'. In a letter to Liverpool City Council - sent through the Government Office for the North West - Kelly said: 'on the basis of evidence so far available- it appears that the land is not being used by the council for their performance of their functions; and further more, [I am] not satisfied that the council has any firm plans to sell, develop or bring the land into use within a reasonable timescale.' Kelly's decision has been welcomed by critics of the government's contentious housing market renewal initiative (HMRI) and gives hope to residents in other areas threatened by bulldozers. The move also signals a possible change in stance towards Pathfinders by Kelly, just weeks after taking over from John Prescott as head of the programme. Ironically the houses which will now be sold off are on Prescot Drive. Adam Wilkinson, of conservation group SAVE Britain's Heritage, said: 'This is excellent news and will force through the sale of these properties - even though they would have been demolished under the Pathfinder programme. 'It was pretty awful that the local authority sat on these houses for years and let them fall into ruin.' by Richard Waite
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Are you looking to upgrade your dated CRT or small LCD? Dells 1907FB provides a full 19" viewing area and supports 1280*1024 at 75Hz. It also includes a slew of extra features.. even two USB ports!
As stated before, the native resolution is 1280×1024 at 60 Hz. While this is native, you can run at resolutions lower than this. I personally prefer 1280×1024 but whatever resolution you want to run at is completely up to you. One nice feature about this monitor is the auto adjust options. What this does is it adjusts the screen to its optimal settings. No more adjusting the width and height of your display as this does all the work for you.
Below is a shot of the control menu. From here, you can adjust different settings for your monitor.
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What is a Red Bellied Black Snake?
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The Red Bellied Black Snake (Pseudechis porphyriacus) gets its name from the fact that it has a black upper body with the sides and the lower part of its body (belly) being bright red or crimson fading into a dull dark pink colour under its body. Its snout is usually a paler brown colour. The body scales are smooth and glossy.
The Red Bellied Black Snake's head is barely distinguishable from its body. That is to say, there isn't a clearly visible constricted neck area. Its eyes are medium size and sit below an obvious brow-ridge. It has very dark eyes with round pupils.
The average adult is about 1.5 - 2m long, with males growing slightly larger than females. Some have been known to grow up to 2.5 metres in length, making it one of the largest venomous snakes in Australia.
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Review: Getting Together
- August 14th, 2014 at 8:00AM
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Bookshelf is a monthly column examining printed matter relating to television. While I love watching TV, I also love reading about it, from tie-in novels to TV Guides, from vintage television magazines to old newspaper articles. Bookshelf is published on the second Thursday of each month.
Getting Together
By Judson McCall
First Published 1971
Published by Curtis Books
158 Pages
A spin-off of The Partridge Family, Getting Together starred teen idol Bobby Sherman as Bobby Conway, an aspiring songwriter who couldn't write a lyric to save his life. His best friend and partner, Lionel Poindexter (played by Wes Stern) was tone deaf but a wonderful lyricist. The characters were introduced in the first season finale of The Partridge Family (originally broadcast on March 19th, 1971). The two lived in an furniture store with Bobby's younger sister Jenny (played by Susan Neher). The store was owned by Rita (played by Pat Carroll) who also owned the beauty parlor across the street, which is where she worked. Rounding out the cast was Jack Burns as Rudy, a police officer friendly with Bobby and Lionel who also happened to be dating Rita.
The musical sitcom was scheduled opposite All in the Family on CBS and was crushed in the ratings. It premiered in September 1971 and was off the air in January 1972 after just 14 episodes but not before two original tie-in novels and one comic book were published. Although I haven't seen a single episode of Getting Together — which didn't stop me from writing a spotlight about it back in August 2010 — I enjoyed reading this novel. That said, I'm not sure the novel is an accurate representation of the show, involving as it does a touch of the supernatural. I have a copy of the second tie-in novel as well and will probably read and review it at some point in the future.
Front cover to Getting Together – Copyright 1971 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.
The plot of Getting Together concerns Bobby's frustration with songwriting. He hasn't been able to get anyone at a record label interested in the songs he's written with Lionel and is about ready to give up. While on his way to another appointment with a record label, Bobby runs into Roma Firedrake, whose father owns Firedrake Records. Roma is a beautiful young woman with red hair and small, pointy teeth. He leaves a tape with her and then proceeds to his appointment, which ends in disappointment. Bobby returns home and announces he's done with songwriting.
Roma shows up and announces that her father loves Bobby's songs and wants to sign him to Firedrake Records and make him famous. But she doesn't want anything to do with Lionel and almost immediately starts trying to convince Bobby to dump him. For his part, Lionel doesn't trust Roma and thinks there's something odd about her. The rest of the novel involves Bobby spending more and more time with Roma while Lionel, Jenny and the others worry about him. Bobby starts having weird dreams about the recording studio in the basement of Roma's father's house. He mysteriously writes a wonderful set of lyrics, which Roma insists means he really doesn't need Lionel. There's hypnotism, a wild costume party, and a desperate plot to save Bobby.
Back cover to Getting Together – Copyright 1971 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.
At times, Bobby comes across as incredibly naive, his desire to succeed as a songwriter clouding his judgement and allowing Roma to explain away all sorts of bizarre behavior. The other characters aren't given much to do. Roma isn't developed much and the eventual explanation for her and her father's interest in Bobby is underwhelming. That's okay, though, because the novel is more about Bobby and his friends than Roma.
My only real criticism is the author's repeated use of obvious and unnecessary foreshadowing at the end of chapters. Here's an example from the end of Chapter 4:
If Bobby had known what lay beyond those bushes, in that house, maybe he wouldn't have begun to sing "Jennifer" again with such a carefree lilt in his voice. Maybe if he'd known, he would have been more worried. Maybe he wouldn't have gone in at all.
These paragraphs feel forced, intended to convince readers that there is a hint of danger around every corner. The story unfolds perfectly fine on its own without this less-than-subtle foreshadowing.
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I have a question. When is a spinoff really a spinoff? I think of a spinoff as a case where a regular character in a series gets his (or her) own show. Like Gomer Pyle from Andy Griffith, Pete & Gladys from December Bride, or Frasier Crane from Cheers. I saw the Partridge Family episode that introduce Sherman & Stern. They were not regulars on the series they were brought int to launch the new show. I've seen examples of this where the show didn't pan out, like an Adam-12 episode in which Frank Sinatra Jr. was running a bunko operation. You only saw Reed & Molloy briefly. Does anybody care to clarify or weigh in on this?
I don't believe there is any distinction whether the character(s) are recurring or as a single one-off appearance. S.W.A.T. was a spin-off of The Rookies, Sarge and Amy Prentiss were spin-offs of Ironside and there are countless others.
Getting Together is nothing but a backdoor pilot.
IMO the characters should be featured more than once on the parent show to be considered a "spin-off""
Some of the TV tie-in books from the past are quite astounding in that it allows the original series to have a lot more going on with the characters than the orginal series. i have to admit that I bought many of them in my youth in the 1970s.
Getting Together was carried in Canada on CBC. I don't remember much about the show other than the stars, but I do remember watching it. CBC also carried The Jimmy Stewart Show that year.


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Foxglove Houghton
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Foxglove offers an amazing opportunity to enjoy the peace & tranquillity of rural Norfolk, just 15 minutes from the coast. Completely private, but semi-detached from Hollyhock (sleeping 6), this charming wooden cottage is surprisingly spacious for two people and has an amazing deck with stunning views out towards the Houghton Hall Estate. There is excellent walking right outside the door and everything that the North Norfolk Coast has to offer is just a few minutes drive away.
Entrance Hall / Cloakroom / Boot Room
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Bedroom: Comfortable room with a king size bed, side tables with lamps, a wall mounted mirror with shelf under and fitted cupboards with shelves, window to the rear of the property.
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Lentil (and other things) soup - a quick question
- c oliver Dec 9, 2013 02:17 PM
I've got a bunch of things hanging about in the fridge and have decided to make a soup that will include lentils. I want the lentils to remains firm'ish and I'm not going to puree any of it. I was wondering if I should cook the lentils first and then add them to the soup at the end. It seems to me that this is the best way to go for the result I'm looking for. Yes? TIA.
Unless you want to precook the lentils in broth, I'd recommend just adding them to the soup pot once the "bunch of things" is well on the way to tender. The lentils won't take long - take the pot off the heat when they're still al dente since carryover cooking will finish them.
I love lentils. I would make up the soup with whatever you are planning to use and add the lentils to the soup for the last part the of cooking time (until the lentils get to the texture you want). That way, they soak up some of the flavor from the broth and other ingredients. If you cook them separately, the overall flavor of the soup and lentils will not be melded together. Are you thinking soup with lentils or lentil soup?
When I make lentil soup, I saute whatever size I choose (usually pretty chunky) for that batch of carrots and onions in olive oil until slightly tender, add the sorted lentils, enough broth or stock for the batch you're making, simmer until the lentils are to your liking.
I don't find that the carrots and onions suffer from this method because the lentils cook quickly. But I don't know what other things you plan to add to the soup.
The other things, if they're vegetables, may need to be sauteed separately and added at the end.
re: c oliver
The lentils will cook in the stock. I find they don't soak up very much at all. You only need about a quart of stock for about 4 - 6 servings.
re: c oliver
re: acssss
Hmm...Lentils are the one legume I never have need to soak - that's part of why I love them! Some varieties cook faster than others but they all are quite quick.
re: meatn3
Has nothing to do with the quickness. If you don't soak them (which you don't HAVE to), there will be white foam on the top - (which is no biggie - you can always remove during cooking).
I always soak rice, lentils, peas, beans before I cook them. They come out with better texture IMO.
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re: greygarious
...then I suggest you don't :-)
re: acssss
I disagree . Lentils do not need soaking and are likely to get mushy if soaked.
re: magiesmom
I'm not going to soak and I also don't want to get any starch out. I'm actually hoping for something thicker.
What kind of lentils? Green (french) take the longest to cook, about 45 minutes, but keep their shape well. Brown lentils take less time, about a half hour and also will keep their shape. Red lentils take about 15 minutes and tend to get a little mushy. I rinse the lentils well, but never soak.
re: Leslie
I save my wonderful French lentils for 'better' things. These are just your run of the mill brown ones. I appreciate that timing tip.
re: c oliver
Do have any idea how long I've been cooking lentils? LOL No need to soak.
Hey c oliver, Ina Garten has a recipe online for lentil soup. Her suggestion is to cover them for 15 minutes with boiling water before adding them to the soup and then cooking them another hour in the broth.
I've found (BEWARE: I'm not a chef and not a lentil professional/expert), that letting them soak in cold water will reduce the starch in the soup, let them retain their shape better and enable less cooking time (because I like the vegetables in the soup to stay firm).
Of course, this thread is to enable various opinions, and then you make your own :-)
In any case, good luck!
This is how I personally do it and I don't intend on getting into any arguments with the regulars.
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re: c oliver
The lentils will take a bit longer than suggested here, since you've got the acidic tomatoes to retard the tenderizing of the vegetables. But unlike beans, the lentils WILL get soft.


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Wichita, Kan. --- There are new concerns illegal fracking practices could endanger drinking water.
The watchdog group called The Environmental Integrity Project (EIP) says the oil and gas industry is using diesel, contrary to the law, in hydraulic fracturing or fracking operations at the risk of polluting water.
Mary Greene is senior managing attorney at EIP and is the author of an investigation and report on fracking practices.
Greene says diesel has been used in fracking to aid in loosening the oil and gas for recovery from the shell formations. But she says using diesel in the process without a permit was prohibited under the Safe Water Safety Act.
Greene says, "Diesel is still being used. We've found evidence of it in 12 different states."
One of those states, she says, is Kansas including Harper and Grant Counties.
Greene says she's identified four Kansas wells fracked in 2011 where the operators have reported in disclosures the use of diesel. Greene says it threatens human health if the diesel gets in the water.
"They cause cancer. They cause neurological problems and kidney and liver damage."
The industry asserts fracking doesn't threaten the water because the formations drilled into are so much deeper than the water table, something Greene doesn't agree with.
Greene says her investigation also finds some operators have gone back and changed their disclosures of using diesel in a DATA base called 'Frac Focus.'
"If they go back and change their disclosures to remove diesel use it's certainly imaginable they would fail to report it in the first place."
Greene, based in Washington, D.C. says she'd like to see the EPA and states do a better job of enforcing the laws on this.
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The chairwoman of the Kansas Democratic Party said polling didn't indicate the Medicaid expansion issue was much of a difference-maker with voters.
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Rep. Jim Ward, a Wichita Democrat and member of the KanCare Oversight Committee, urged members to recommend the formation of an investigative committee. But six Republicans on the committee opposed his request.
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While the state already faces a projected $280 million revenue this budget year, an additional $40 million is needed to meet rising KanCare costs.
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A $278 million budget shortfall in the current fiscal year creates uncertainty for officials with school districts across Kansas.
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Kansas budget experts downgraded estimates of how much money the state will receive in taxes, creating a $278 million budget hole for this fiscal year.
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Little attention is being paid statewide to the Kansas House's 125 races. But a few key contests could decide whether a coalition of Democrats and moderate Republicans emerges as a foil for the Senate.
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Rep. Susan Concannon, a Beloit Republican and vice chair of the health committee, says expanding Medicaid eligibility in Kansas is "something we should look at."
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A series of agencies that serve older Kansans are under scrutiny after one in Johnson County published an article critical of a health care compact the Legislature passed last session.
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A spokesperson for Gov. Sam Brownback says the process to select private companies to operate the $3 billion KanCare program was "open and fair."
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Republican legislators who supported a health care compact bill have written an article for a Johnson County senior publication that states the compact saves Medicare.
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A health care compact bill designed to get Kansas and other states out of federal health regulations is gaining attention here for its possible Medicare implications. But a national expert on Medicare says the compact, which needs Congressional approval, is "not even on the back burner" in Washington, D.C.
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Legislators who supported a multi-state bill that would exempt Kansas from federal regulations on publicly funded health care tried Monday to dissuade a senior advisory board in Johnson County from running an article criticizing the compact's potential effects on Medicare.
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URBANA, Ill.—Mark your calendars for an opportunity to learn about the latest discoveries in crop sciences during the 54th Annual Agronomy Day at the University of Illinois Aug. 19.
"Agronomy Day is a great venue for farmers, industry leaders, gardeners and the general public to find out about research in crop science and horticulture at the U of I," said Bob Dunker, superintendent of the U of I South Farms and chairman for Agronomy Day.
More than 1,000 visitors attend Agronomy Day at the Crop Sciences Research and Education Center on the Urbana campus. Researchers will discuss a variety of topics from weed management tips to modern tools in corn breeding.
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NFL insider Adam Caplan tweeted the news Friday morning:
QB Kevin Kolb rejected the Cardinals contract restructuring and will be released by 4:00 PM ET, source confirmed.— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) March 15, 2013
However, the team has left the door for him to return, which is very interesting. It was assumed that they didn't want him back.— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) March 15, 2013
Kolb and the team discussed various options for him to return, but both sides could not come to an agreement.— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) March 15, 2013
Kolb is due a $2 million bonus if he's on the roster Friday afternoon and would count $13.5 million against the team's 2013 salary cap if his deal wasn't reworked.
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ischemic condition to undifferentiated iPS cells fates in a mouse model of transient middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO). Undifferentiated iPS cells were characterized with immunofluorescent staining. The iPS cells (5 × 105) were injected into ipsilateral striatum and
cortex after 24 h of MCAO. Histological analysis was performed from 3 to 28 days after cell transplantation. iPS cells in ischemic brain formed teratoma with higher probability (p < 0.05) and larger volume (p < 0.01) compared with those in intact brain. Among the four transcriptional
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