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Statement by the Honourable John Duncan
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OTTAWA, ONTARIO (February 15, 2013) – Member of Parliament John Duncan today issued the following statement:
"In June of 2011 I wrote a character reference letter to the Tax Court of Canada on behalf of an individual to whom my constituency staff was providing casework assistance on a Canada Revenue Agency matter.
While the letter was written with honourable intentions, I realize that it was not appropriate for me, as a Minister of the Crown, to write to the Tax Court. I have therefore offered my resignation as Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development to the Prime Minister, which he has accepted.
I take full responsibility for my actions and the consequences they have brought.
It has been an honour to serve in the Cabinet and I thank the Prime Minister for placing his confidence in me on this most important file. I have every confidence that the Government will reach its goal of improving the lives of Aboriginal peoples across our country.
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Video: 40 years after Roe v. Wade, abortion foes march on
The 1973 Supreme Court decision established the right to abortion.
Hundreds of anti-abortion activists are gathering in Topeka for workshops and prayer services Tuesday. They also plan to rally outside the Kansas Statehouse featuring Gov. Sam Brownback, a Republican who signed tough, new anti-abortion laws during his first two years in office.
Much to the dismay of abortion-rights advocates, the pattern in Kansas has been repeated in other states.
Meanwhile, the anti-abortion group Kansans for Life plans to ask state lawmakers to enact legislation ensuring Kansas doesn't finance abortions, even indirectly, through tax breaks.
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If your a cilantro fan..I add cilantro instead of parsley..and instead of saffron..paprika or smoked paprikaflag if inappropriate
This a a very unusual and tasty dish, but was a bit skimpy for 4 people. I used slightly less oil and butter, omitted the chick peas, and added some chopped scallions on top.flag if inappropriate
My wife loved this one but I thought it was a bit boring as is. Were I to make it again, I would certainly double the chorizo, put other bits of meat in it, ditch the fideos and increase the garbanzos. However, all I would be doing is trying to make it closer to a cocido madrileño, which is a far superior dish to this and involves bits of other meat and tocino (lard). This dish is a lot of trouble for what is an ordinary result - so you might as well make a cocido.flag if inappropriate
In response to the comment from the cook on 08/08/07 - keep in mind that Mexican chorizo and Spanish chorizo are really very different. If it's ground and loose, or if it's even soft, it's Mexican chorizo. Spanish chorizo is drier and a little hard, like a firm salami, only tasting nothing like salami.flag if inappropriate
I truly hate when people write a review and say that they substituted most of the ingredients listed, but yet feel compelled to write a review anyway. That being said, I did make some substitutions. I used shallots for onions and I used fresh mushrooms (baby bellas) for chickpeas. I have nothing against the legume, I was just trying to appeal to our 8-year old son. I also try hard to dirty as few pans as possible. So, I used a pyrex quart measuring cup and microwaved the broth (3 cups CN broth, no H2O), wine and saffron, plus some smoked paprika. I sauteed chorizo first (6 oz, half-inch dice) and removed it from the pan. I then added the cleaned mushrooms (quartered, peeled, not washed), and sauteed for 5 minutes. I then added the broken thin spaghetti until golden brown. Then, I made space on the bottom for the shallots and sauteed for 3 minutes, then moved that around and sauteed the garlic for one more minute. Added the hot broth-wine mixture and a healthy sprinkle of parsley. After 8 minutes, I added the cooked chorizo, followed by marcone almonds very coarsely chopped. This was terrific and loved by all. My husband thought he would like to try it next time with the chickpeas, but even our son loved it as is. I told my son it reminded me of Rice-a-roni, but he had no idea what I was talking about. My husband even sang the jingle, but it wasn't ringing any bells. Good dish, though.flag if inappropriate
Absolutely in agreement with other reviews about doubling the chorizo!flag if inappropriate
I've made this recipe twice now since finding it first in Gourmet, then going back to it online. The chick peas just don't add that much. And 1/2 cup of parsley is WAY overkill. We altered to just enough to toss through as garnish. Otherwise, it pays to search out Spanish Chorizo. I've bought two different brands and there are differences in saltiness and smokiness. I prefer more smoky, less salty. This is a great dish for experimentation. More or less liquid; chick peas or no chick peas, or an alternate legume. The first time I made this it seemed lighter, the pasta and other ingredients more distinct. The second time I wondered if I was making the same dish. It came out heavier, darker - still very tasty. I would make this as an any weeknight dish, or to bring to a carnivore's dinner party.flag if inappropriate
This is a great recipe. My husband and I have made it several times for our friends they love it too. The only change we made was doubling the amount of chorizo. Gotta have meat!flag if inappropriate
My husband and I have made this a few times. We love it. So do all of our friends who we have made it for. The only thing we changed was to double the chorizo, (gotta have meat!).flag if inappropriate
I've made this recipe twice- the first time I followed the recipe to the letter. It was OK. As I was eating it I was thinking about how I could make it better. The problem was that the tastes didn't meld together. So the second time I chopped the chorizo into small chucks so that it would be better incorporated into the dish and sauted it w/ the onion and garlic. I found that frying the chorizo made it too hard and crunchy (maybe I did it wrong) I also added chopped chicken breast and omited the chickpeas as I don't think it added anything to the dish. The second time it was amazing. Soo good in fact that we haven't stopped talking about how good it was and I'm making it again tonight.flag if inappropriate


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A bold new tailoring decision led to the blazer/cape hybrid, but the rest of the collection was just as keen. With the use of hardy fabrics instead of the season's popular lightweight chiffons and organdy blends, Altuzarra differentiates himself from the rest of the pack. Sturdy linens and cottons replete with youthful railroad stripes supported the weight of the daywear portion. Pencil skirts and trim trousers kept the silhouette clean and proportionate. The inventive designer brought a new twist to the office uniform that pairs the Oxford blouse with a pencil skirt by keeping the blouse completely unbuttoned and tucked into the high-waisted skirt. For eveningwear, Altuzarra counted on sloping fringe decorations to enliven his pieces. He saved his more exotic looks for last, relying on heavy-duty layering and draping to impress upon the audience a feeling of nomadic adventure. This gorgeous collection has boosted Altuzarra into the upper echelons of New York's fashion elite overnight, and there's no doubt he can keep pace with his competitors.
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Everyone wants to find a great gift that won't break the bank. I've put together a list of 30 gifts for $30 or less for everyone on your list. They are all affordable American made, so you'll feel even better about your purchase!
1. Everyone loves luxurious bath items. I particularly love Soap and Paper's 8oz. bath bars ($12). The vibrant and classy wrapping makes it a perfect gift.
2. Zents shower and hand wash ($23) is made with organic shea butter and sugar cane to serve as a natural exfoliant. It doesn't get more luxurious than that. Shop now for 30% off everything {except 1 oz samples, out of stock items and clearance} until 12/31/13
3. mint nail lacquers ($12) last longer, dry faster, and are made without nasty cancer-causing chemicals like formaldehyde (found in other polishes). All of our polishes are (proudly) brewed and bottled in sunny California.
4. Justin's Vanilla Almond Butter ($12) is the best nut butter I've ever had the pleasure of tasting. I don't particularly like vanilla, but adds a complex a delicate addition to the sweet almond paste. You will not be disappointed!
5. No one can explain how great Mouth Party Caramels (gift bags starting at $8.50) better than Lindsay, food editor of The Glutton's Digest. This gift is sure to please anyone who has a sweet tooth. My personal favorite is the cinnamon caramel.
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7. Find out what all the hype behind compression socks is with Marvy socks ($18-25). I love the support they give me when I'm wearing boots all day long. They really provide added support and comfort!
8. Alpaca says luxury. But with Golden Touch Naturals American alpaca gloves ($21), it's a luxury you can afford.
9. Goorin has been making hats since 1895 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Nothing quite says style like this Goorin Gorgette Wool Cloche hat ($29).
10. Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty ($10-15) isn't just for kids. Read why Sarah, USA Love List founder, loves this stuff!
11. Did you know the Venus Fly Trap is native to America? Now you can grow one yourself with Jonsteen Company's seed germination kits ($8.25). They give you everything you need to germinate tree seed – seeds, growing medium, a mini-greenhouse, and detailed instructions.
12. You'll know these Count and Stack Blocks from Citizen Native ($22) are safe for your child. The numbers are engraved while pictures are printed with non-toxic inks. Blocks are hand manufactured from sustainable Michigan bass wood in Grand rapids, MI.
13. Lucky for us winos SPARQ wine pearls ($29.95) make it so you never have to dilute your glass with ice again! (They are as big as they look in the photo too.)
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15. Gator Ron's ($6.79) is the reason I now like Bloody Mary's. It's bold, zesty and packs a punch. Unlike some mixes that come with ingredients you can't even pronounce, Gator Ron's ingredients are all-natural, gluten free and GMO-free. Try the Square One Cucumber Vodka to add brightness to your next bloody mary. Bottoms up!
16. I told you how much I love the patterns and fabric of Cinda B products in my gift guide for the yogi gift guide and tween fashion gift guide. The durable nylon fabric makes it the perfect for everyday use. If you're into Vera Bradley, I'd suggest checking out all the cool patterns offered by Cinda B. All Cinda B's goods are made in USA at the company's factory in Indiana.
17. Glamourous meets edgy with this Chloe S. bracelet from Devora Libin ($20). The skull is adorned with Swarovski crystals. Select from four different colors.
18. I love the idea of personalized gifts. I try to select things I think the person receiving the gift would like and one that speaks to their personality. If you're looking for classic quality jewelry that speaks to the person receiving it, I'd suggest Laura Tanner Message Charm Necklace (prices starting at $12).
19. I love these JZD Mercantile monogramed leather coasters ($24) made in New York City. They are made from vegetable-tanned bridle leather and the monogram is handed stamped. These make a perfect gift for almost anyone, but especially someone who might need a little help making their man cave look a bit more sophisticated. Check out all our recommendations for the craft beer lover in your life.
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27. Movember might be over, but you can still love this Mustache Photo Frame ($22) from aftcra. It has a distressed white background with a lovely black mustache design. Perfect to give as a gift or keep for your self.
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Vehicles Among Items At Police Auction
Bidders Find Good Deals
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Property that at one time was associated with crime was up for sale to the highest bidder on Saturday.
Two- and four-wheeled vehicles were among the many items being auctioned.
The public auction was coordinated by the Attorney General's office.
The items were assets that were used in, or obtained from, the commission of a crime.
For the hundreds of bidders, it meant some good deals.
"Last year I came here, and that was the first time I came here, and it was just fantastic. You know, all these different things, and it was so cheap. You know, like half the price and stuff. So we thought we'd try it again. See if we can afford to buy anything," said Tom Eulitt, auction attendee.
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There is a long tradition of posters for entries in the Scream series. With each successive entry, the art world gasps with surprise – "My god, the poster mavens at Scream HQ have done it again! What did we do to be blessed with such opulent magnificence?" And now, a new poster for the upcoming Scream 4 promises to change the world – again. The innovative use of color, the elegant form and composition, the chin that is also a knife — they all combine to make another aesthetically perfect Scream poster. Check it out, and don't forget to concentrate, as you should on all works of fine art. (via MovieFone)
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Thanks again for all your lovely birthday wishes, I had a lovely day and was very spoilt. Clive bought me a beautiful chocolate brown leather look fitted jacket, (being vegetarian he knows that leather is a no no for me), plus a pair of flattish black ankle boots. We had a lovely Indian meal out last night too, then went out for a few drinks and then came home and watched Jaws - The Revenge...what a great day I had.
I was thrilled to get the post op results on Wednesday afternoon...I feel like a million dollars so had it in my mind that I wouldn't be so well if I did have cancer...but I just wanted to hear it from the surgeon. They did another blood test and I also had to have the camera up my nose and down my throat again...not pleasant but the few moments it takes to have done are far outweighed by the knowledge that everything looks just as it should do. The tumour weighed 20g and measured a whopping 60mm, which is why they are having me back in 3 months to check up on the remaining side of the thyroid and the nodule that is in there, because of the size and the speed that it grew. Apparently many people have these nodules and don't know they have them, so they really aren't concerned about it, plus, the surgeon had a lookat the other side during the op and told me that it looked absolutely fine. I also had the last of my stitches removed and just have to wait for the dissolving ones to do their job and I will be 100% active again.
Snowdrop Cottage sold last week...I had two people wanting it, apparently they had both seen it when it was on the market before I bought it but they couldn't sell their houses and I beat them to it. They have both put theirs on the market again in the hope that they can buy it this time, but then I had a couple from Sussex that have sold to a first time buyer and they want to be in before the end of the year. They had the survey done on Tuesday so, fingers crossed, if alls ok it will progress at speed and I can get on with my other plans.
Although I'm living with Clive, and we're very happy after a few hiccups, (which I think were mainly due to my emotional state caused by the thyroid problem and his SAD), I want to keep my money in property so have decided to look for a holiday home in Essex so that we can visit my family regularly but not be a burden on them. I'm off to Clacton, Brightlingsea and Frating tomorrow to have a look at a selection of properties...it's quite exciting really. Clive was also telling me about a mobile home on a plot of land just up the road from us...I'm going to try to find out about that...if I could afford that then I would buy it and could have Fabian back...Clive said he would be quite happy to live in something like that and then he can either sell his house or rent it out.
I popped into Jills before I went to the hospital on Wednesday so got to spend some time with Bailey, Tawny, Gracie and my Fabey Baby. It was the first time I had seen him since dropping him off 2 months ago...it was very difficult and a very emotional time...he went beserk and just couldn't cuddle me enough, I was sobbing again...I can't wait to get him back home with me. I'm back in Lincolnshire next week so am going to see him again and give him a haircut...he'll enjoy that and at least will understand that I haven't deserted him and will come back to see him on a regular basis.
I'm also hoping to visit the others in their new homes now that I'm fit and well again...it will obviously be very hard for me but I know that they are all so well loved and happy where they are that I take some consolation in that.
So there you have it...sorry its a bit long but its all good news and we can never have enough of that, can we?
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In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather
Thomas Austin (Aussie) who left us 24 years ago November 8, 1998.
He bade no one a last farewell,
He said goodbye to none,
The heavenly gates were opened wide,
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U.S. Labor Secretary Tom Perez Gets Real with Rashad Richey
March 27, 2014 10:20 AM
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More InformationFor more information about the Affordable Care Act, visit CBSAtlanta.net/ACA.
Today on Real Talk with Rashad Richey our special guest was United States Labor Secretary Thomas Perez. Secretary Perez spoke with Rashad Richey about raising the national minimum wage and the Affordable Health Coverage, and detailed why Obama Care is beneficial for all Americans, and detailed success stories of Americans who have benefited from it.
The deadline to enroll for the Affordable Health Coverage is March 31st. You can join WAOK at World Changers Church International on Monday March 31st for an all day sign up event. For more information go to healthcare.gov or go to waok.com
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Vanessa Maxine Thompson-Royds (née Brandon)
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The Vascular Surgery fellowship is one of a select number of fellowship positions within the Department of Surgery. It is a program complementary within the educational process for the residency in general surgery. The fellow has teaching responsibilities within the General Surgery program. This fellowship is unique in that it encompasses both a component of vascular surgery as well as endovascular and interventional radiology experience.
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By Rebecca Lewis. CREATED Jul 12, 2014
Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- Motorcyclists gathered to show community support for two fallen officers and the innocent bystander, who were killed in last month's ambush shootings.
The motorcycle run started on Saturday morning at the Red Rock Harley-Davidson dealership.
The Iron Watchman Motorcycle Group rode from the dealership to the Police Memorial Park.
The riders payed tribute and raised money for the families of Officers Igor Soldo and Alyn Beck, as well as Joseph Wilcox.
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Earlier this week while we were getting Connor ready to go to day camp I grabbed his hat and plopped it on his head. He immediately whipped it off and turned it around so that it was on his head backwards. He actually looked pretty cute, especially with the bit of hair sticking out the front, so I told him I wanted to take a picture of him.
This is what I got:
He just turned four. At least I think he did. Either that or we've had some sort of time warp and this is my teenager.
It does sort of feel like a glimpse of the future. (Oh, this kid is definitely going to define his own style as he gets older.) I mean, what's with the face? He's gone from doing that cheesy grin – scrunched eyes and big, all-teeth smile – to this. Backwards hat, menacing look, tongue out. And a Lego police car retrofitted with extra-wide wheels and a spear. All attitude, baby.
Is it because we buy him Lego with bad guys? Is he influenced by subtle messages in kids' TV shows?
Nah. I think it's just because he's four going on 16.
My only consolation is that the day after this when I tried to drop him off at day camp he wouldn't go. He rubbed my wrist as we went in the door and then wanted me to pick him up. While we waited to go in he buried his face in my skirt and then sat on my lap and hid his face in my neck. I got him as far as the sign-in door but that was it. He would NOT go in. He cried and cried and asked to go home, and this went on until I finally decided not to force it and we left. That was the first time we've ever had a problem getting him to go somewhere without us. Oh sure, he's been nervous and a bit shy at times, but he's never outright refused to go. (And then the next day he trotted right in there like the meltdown of the century had never happened.)
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Chicago Community Holds March And Vigil Against Gun Violence
A young gril, along with friends and fellow students, participates in... NachrichtenfotoChicago - Illinois,Freundschaft,Gerechtigkeit,Gleichheit,Horizontal,Illinois,Justizwesen,Kerzenschein,Lernender,USA,Verbrechen,VigilPhotographer Scott OlsonCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesCHICAGO, IL - FEBRUARY 02: A young gril, along with friends and fellow students, participates in a candlelight vigil at Harsh Park in memory of Hadiya Pendleton on February 2, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois. Pendleton, a fifteen-year-old high school honor student, was shot and killed while hanging out with friends on a rainy afternoon under a shelter in the park on January 29. A $40,000 reward has been raised to help find her killer. Pendleton was the 44th homicide recorded in Chicago for 2013. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)


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Daemen College : Offices & Services : Conference and Events
Conferences & Events provides direction and assistance to on-campus departments in planning and promoting meeting, conferences and events, registration services, budgeting and financial support to create successful educational and cultural learning experiences. Please use our helpful links below for information about planning your next program and how we can help you.
We coordinate major campus events such as Fall Convocation which opens each academic year, major speakers such as Carlos Fuentes (2009), Spike Lee and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., building Opening Events (such as Research & Information Commons) and College Anniversary Celebrations. Each year we coordinate the annual Academic Festival. We participate on many planning committees including Commencement, Orientation, Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament, Scholars Day and many co-sponsored programs and grants.
We schedule meeting space for administrative and academic offices (other than classes) and work collaboratively with Registrars, Student Affairs, External Relations and Library to provide a real-time campus wide events data base. You can look up EVENTS at the College web site to find out what's happening on campus or view the entire events database at http://conference.daemen.edu/VirtualEMS/BrowseEvents.aspx
If there is a question about a campus events...we usually know where to find more information!
The Conferences & Events Office promotes goodwill between the campus and surrounding community and Western New York area. We are the main point of contact for community groups that want to rent campus facilities and services for educational and professional programs.
For community groups, we are a one-stop-shop operation and we coordinate all services from initial agreement and deposit through final billing. We will coordinate all your support services such as maintenance set-ups, food service, instructional technology, computer access and security. Because of space availability, large conferences and events can only be accommodated during summer months and semester breaks. During the summer months (end of May - early August) residential conference groups may be provided accommodations in Campus Village Apartments on campus.
That's the best way to really get a feel for what Daemen is all about! Daemen is located in suburban Amherst, New York just minutes away from the city of Buffalo. To schedule a weekday individual interview and tour the campus, email us email@example.com or call 800.462.7652
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Sometimes you want to know a whole lot about a little, and others you want to know a little about a whole lot. Herein lies the latter:
Vast opening
Sometimes you want to know a whole lot about a little, and others you want to know a little about a whole lot. Herein lies the latter:
Vast opening
Vast, the swanky restaurant concept high up within the new Devon Tower, will open Oct. 24. You can make reservations now by calling 702-7262.
Adding ice cream
Kaiser's American Bistro has added an ice cream counter. Owner Shaun Fiaccone told me he and his partners wanted to simplify things for those guests coming in for ice cream only. As you enter, the ice cream counter is to your left, with dedicated stools and a view right into the goodies. With this summer finally taking a page from the last one, this is one of the coolest places in the city to take respite.
Metro move
As mentioned in last week's column about the 101-course Culinaire for a Cause, Christine Dowd has been named executive chef of The Metro Wine Bar and Bistro. Dowd made her reputation as the owner/chef of Trattoria il Centro, which closed earlier this year. Dowd and partner Maggie Howell still own and operate Aunt Pitty Pat's Catering. Dowd takes over for chef Rolyn Soberanis, who joins the staff at Big Truck Tacos. Metro owner Chris Lower said he is ecstatic to add Dowd to the team. She is known not only for her culinary skills but also for her natural leadership skills. I'll be taking a closer look at Dowd's impact on The Metro in the next month.
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If you've been prowling out behind Cuppies & Joe on NW 23 Street, you might've seen a beautiful restaurant space being built called Guernsey Park. The new restaurant will be the playground of Vuong Nguyen, current first apprentice at The Coach House. Nguyen's graduation dinner is set for Aug. 19, and he hopes to have Guernsey Park opened by middle to late September. Nguyen, who just finalized the menu for his graduation service, said the menu will reflect his Asian heritage but be driven by the classic flavors and techniques he's been studying under chefs Kurt Fleischfresser and David Henry the past two years.
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The new season is bursting to life all around us and you can't help but notice the transformation outside. Plants and flowers are starting to emerge from the undergrowth, trees are sprouting new shoots and if you listen carefully you can hear the sound of new life. Keep your eyes peeled as we share the top nature spots in Yorkshire this spring, here's what you can start to look out for and where:
Chase butterflies on the North York Moors
When butterflies emerge from hibernation it signals that spring is in the air. Go for a ramble through the moors and see if you can spot British favourites like the small tortoiseshell, peacock and brimstone amongst the purple heather.
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Spring is the best season to go birdwatching in the woods around Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal. Download one of the walking or cycling trails through the landscape, and keep an eye out for songthrushes, long tailed tits and goldfinches as you go. Follow the river Skell winding its way through the Valley of Seven Bridges and you might spot some water-loving dippers in their natural habitat.
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Early spring is the ideal time to see many of the birds that make the long journey back to British coasts when the weather gets warmer. Noisy seabirds like kittiwakes, fulmars and razorbills can be seen in crowds at Cowbar Nab, and patient birdwatchers could be rewarded by the sight of rarer birds like the Lapland bunting.
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Good luck and I wish you the best!!!!!! View Thread
So what does the doctor think he has?View Thread
I really don't think this thread is getting anywhere unfortunately.
Your sons non-existent "symptoms" are actually symptoms of your OCD.
I suppose either you are going to follow my advice or not. I hope you do. For both you and your son.
Anyway I really don't see the point in continuing here anymore. Unless of course you have any question's about OCD which I would be more then happy to answer.
But if it is about the HIV thing I am probabley not going to reply because I really don't have the time to stay here, I really only posted here to try and alert you about Pure-O thing. But please take my advice and get a therapist. Good luck! View Thread
I don't really want to keep going over and over this. I don't really know how to say he is fine in any other way.
Please don't take this the wrong way, but unless you have any question about your OCD, I am not going to respond to any of the HIV questions, I just don't think it is good for you to have me keep answering it over and over. Please don't take it the wrong way.
I will be glad to answer any OCD questions you have tho! View Thread
Just remember you don't have to give in to the obsessions to get relief, the best way to get relief is to kill the OCD itself. Pure-O is kinda like a multiple headed monster, once you chop off one head (a particular obbsesion) a new one grows in it's place. There is really no winning with it. So assuming you somehow stop obsessing with the HIV thing, you might start obsessing that the moon is not real for example (as strange and ridicules as that may seem now, it seems possibly once you start obsessing), so I guess I am saying that it is best to get rid of the OCD not the particular obsession.
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I really don't think there is much else for me to say here. If I could think of anything else to say I would. I promise.
You really can't go on much longer like this. You are going to end up losing your job and possibly custody of your son if your wife finds out you keep making him take STD tests. That really doesn't look good.
1) I think that it has been explained beyond a reasonable doubt that your son does not have HIV. In fact apparently nothing would prove to you otherwise including an advanced extraterrestrial life-form landing in your front yard and telling you he is negative.
2) You have OCD. Probably the Pure O type. This is something you should be trying to do something about. Because even if you took him to get bloodwork, you probably would begin doubting that as well. It is part of the condition. You really need some therapy if you want any sense of normality in your life.
I feel this thread is looping and going over the same thing over and over. I think that you should try going an OCD forum and discussing these things with them if you really don't feel comfortable going to a therapist. Just keep reminding yourself that your belief that he has mysterious "symptoms" is merely your OCD not HIV.
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We have already been over the ora quick tests before, of course they were correct. This is why I have a problem with feeding into your obsessions. You are not tackling your root problem here. Do you want to live forever like this? If it is not HIV, it is going to be something else.View Thread
And please seek some sort of therapy. You will thank me latter. View Thread
"If I knew he was 100% negative, I would not be OCDing!!!!!"
That's just it, your OCD makes you always think to yourself "what if?" over and over again when you know very well that it is not true.
By the way, what do you feel it would take to completely 100% belive he is 100% negative?
Tell me, have you ever had any obsessions like this before? Where you know something to be true or false yet you keep obsessing over it? If so, how long ago? Over what?View Thread
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- Navas de San Juan
- Arquillos
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- La Carolina
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- Lahiguera
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The northern section of the Jaén province, this area takes in part of the vast, wild and uninhabited Sierra Morena, of which the Sierras de Andújar are a part. These mountains have traditionally represented the northern limits of Andalucía and the Despeñaperros mountain pass has long been used as a route to and from southern Spain. The area is rich in history and scattered with ruined castles and ancient towns, some of which have been the sites of important historical battles.
Built on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, Andújar is a wealthy market town. It was originally settled by the Romans when it was known as Iliturgi. A Roman bridge that has been heavily restored can be seen spanning the Guadalquivir. Andújars location near to Córdoba and to the important mountain pass of Despeñaperros meant that it developed rapidly during under Moorish rule. It was recaptured by the Christians in 1225 when it became the first walled town in Andalucía to be controlled by the Christians. Some of these walls can still be seen today.
Andújar today is a modern, thriving town involved in some light industry and with a tradition in producing ceramics. Some old buildings of interest remain. The most atmospheric part of Andújar is the Plaza de Santa María, a long, narrow square which contains a minaret like medieval bell tower and the church of Santa María that runs for the length of the square.
Andújar used to be renowned for its production of traditional Andalucían blue and white pottery, although today all the pottery produced here is of modern design. To the north of Andújar, 31km away in the Sierra Morena is the sanctuary of the Virgen de la Cabeza, built in the 13th century. The scenery around the sanctuary is simply fantastic and a pilgrimage, a colourful and lively affair, makes its way here from Andújar on the first Sunday of April each year. A large town of 38,000 people, Andújar has plenty of amenities, shops, accommodation and so on. The market stalls there sell local pottery as well as herbs and honey collected in the nearby Sierra Morena. Andújar is often used as a gateway to the Sierra Morena, the mountain range to the north of the town. The striking mountain pass of Despeñaperros is where the motorway that runs from Madrid to the south is located.
Andújar is halfway between Seville and Madrid on the NIV motorway 220km from each city. The town is 35km from Jaén and the nearest airport is at Granada, 110km away. There is a rail station in Andújar that runs to Córdoba and Seville in the west and Madrid in the north.
Founded by the Carthaginians and renowned for the medicinal waters at Marmolejos spa. A new hotel and health centre have been built at the spa and many people come to visit for health reasons each year. An attractive village located at the foot of the Sierra Morena, Marmolejo lies just south of the Marmolejo Reservoir, which is used for recreational purposes. The town is also renowned for its manufacture of quality guitars. Marmolejo is 10km west of Andújar, situated just off the NIV motorway.
To the south of Andújar, the village of Arjona has a population of 5600. The village is built on a hill and there are fantastic views from the higher end of Arjona over the rooftops and to the surrounding countryside, which is covered in olive trees. Arjona is 14km south of Andújar.
South of Arjona is the village of Escañuella, located in agricultural countryside. Escañuella has a population of 1000 and is 8km south of Arjona.
Lahiguera is a village of 2000 inhabitants located 7km east of Arjona.
The little village of Arjonilla is situated just to the northwest of Arjona. Also surrounded by olive trees, Arjonilla contains the 16th century gothic church of La Encarnación. Arjonilla is a village of 4000 inhabitants, located 12km south of Andújar.
A small village of 800 people, Espelúy is situated near to the banks of the Guadalquivir River. Of note here is the old palace house of the Duke of Medinaceli, a grand building entered through a towered and turreted gateway. Espelúy is significant since Las Estaciones de Espelúy, the RENFE train station is a kilometre from the village. This is where one must change trains if travelling south from Madrid to Jaén. Espelúy is 35km north of Jaén and 19km from Andújar, the nearest town.
Further west on the banks of the Guadalquivir is Villanueva de la Reina, a village of 3300 inhabitants. There is a train station in Villanueva, which is 16km from Andújar. Southeast of Villanueva is the beautifully named Cazalilla, a rural, agricultural village of 800 inhabitants situated 8km from Mengíbar, the nearest town. On 3rd of February, the Feast of San Blas is celebrated in Cazalilla where it is known as the fiesta de la pava. A turkey is thrown from the tower of the local parish church and whoever catches it is said to have good luck!
Bailén is famous for the battle that took place here on July 19th, 1808 when two small French forces were defeated by the Spanish, representing a vital setback for Napoleon. Each June, Bailén celebrates this victory with its well known Battle of Bailén fiesta. The church of La Encarnación is a 16th century church combining Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles of architecture. There are also the remains of a 9th century castle in Bailén, which was built over a Visigoth monastery.
Bailén is a town of 17,000 inhabitants and has a number of hotels, restaurants, bars, shops and supermarkets. There are several schools in the town. Bailén is situated on the N323 motorway 30km north of Jaén.
Baños de la Encina
A village of 2000 inhabitants, Baños de la Encina is situated in the stunning surroundings of the Sierra de Morena on the edge of an uninhabited wilderness. Baños is overlooked by a 10th century Moorish castle which is in an excellent state of repair. 14 square towers and a huge round castle keep faces the village.From the battlements there are excellent views over the surrounding countryside, across to the Sierra de Segura in the east. The village itself is an attractive place with a 16th century church built out of pink stone, a quaint town square and an early 16th century town hall. Adjacent to the village is the Rumblar Reservoir, which can only be reached on foot.
Baños is located north of the NIV motorway, 9km from Bailén.
The largest town in the area with a population of 60,000, Linares is infamous for being an industrial town with car factories and copper and lead mines. The former hospital of San Juan de Dios is the centrepiece of Linares with its elaborately ornate baroque façade.
A town of 60,000 inhabitants, Linares is the main service centre for the surrounding area and has plenty of amenities including sports centres, cinemas, markets and shops. Linares is located on the N322 road that runs between Bailén and Úbeda. Linares is 35km from Jaén. Just outside Linares is the railway station where the track running down from Madrid splits to go to either Granada and Almeria or Seville and Cádiz.
South of Linares is the village of Jabalquinto with 2500 inhabitants situated in agricultural countryside. The Madrid rail line passes a couple of kilometres to the south of the village and there is a station here. Jabalquinto is 13km south of Linares.
Torreblascopedro is situated 16km south of Linares on the other side of the Guadalén River. Nearby is the rail line that runs south to Granada and there is a station in this village of 3000 inhabitants.
La Carolina
In the north of the Jaén province, on the edge of Andalucía, La Carolina is the first town to be reached after passing through the Despeñaperros. It was founded in 1768 by Charles III as a foreign colony. This is evident in the arrangement of the streets and houses which are laid out on a neat and uniform grid pattern, completely unlike other Andalucían villages.
From La Carolina, there are magnificent views over the olive groves and rolling landscape of the Jaén province. A battle took place here in 1212 where a victory over the Moors was achieved by the Christians. The Surviving Moors apparently escaped through a pass to the north thereafter known as the Pass of Despeñaperros the overthrow of the dogs. La Carolina has a population of 15,000 and is situated 22km north of Bailén and 52km north of Jaén on the NIV motorway.
Just south of La Carolina on the NIV motorway is the village of Carboneros with a population of 700. Carboneros is 4km south of La Carolina.
The next town south on the NIV is Guarromán, a village of 2800 people built on either side of the NIV 8km south of Carboneros.
North from La Carolina is Santa Elena, a village of 1000 inhabitants with a spacious and quiet main square. Santa Elena is located just off the NIV motorway right by the Despeñaperros, 6km north of La Carolina.
On the northern edge of the Jaén province, isolated in the mountains is the village of Aldeaquemada, situated 700 metres above sea level. The village has a population of 600 and is 25km northeast of Santa Elena on winding mountain roads.
Near the Guadalén reservoir, Vilches is a village of 5000 inhabitants located at the foot of the Sierra Morena. Surrounded by mountains, farmland, oak and pine forests along with olive groves and agricultural lands, Vilches enjoys superb natural surroundings. Vilches is 10km south of La Carolina. There is a RENFE railway station in the town.
On the opposite side of the reservoir is the village of Arquillos with a population of 2000. There is a road crossing the reservoir and connecting Vilches with Arquillos and other villages further east.
Castellar de Santisteban
In the foothills of the Sierra Morena, Castellar is a mountain village situated 757 metres above sea level. It has a charming character with salmon pink houses lining the streets and a chapel with a small blue domed tower. Of note are the 16th century Church of Santiago and the nearby caves, Las Cuevas de Lobera. The main fiesta is held in August when bulls are set free to run through the streets.
Castellar is a village of 3600 inhabitants. It is situated in the northeast area of Jaén and is reached by following winding mountain roads. The main N322 road is 16km south of Castellar.
Just to the west of Castellar, Santisteban del Puerto is a village of 5000 inhabitants, 4km from Castellar.
Navas de San Juan is another 16km southwest. Navas sits in a landscape of olive trees, cereal fields and mountains. The village contains the ruins of a 9th century Moorish castle. 3500 people live in Navas de San Juan.
In the hills to the northeast is the hilltop village of Chiclana de Segura. Chiclanas features include cave houses built into the rock of the hill, the windows of which can be seen on the side of the hill. The village also contains a 16th century parish church and the ruins of a castle. 1500 people live in Chiclana, which is situated 23km north of Villanueva de Arzobispo, the nearest town.
North of Chiclana is the little visited village of Montizón, an agricultural community of 2000 people set amidst fields of olives.


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MUMBAI: IIT-Bombay continues to be the top choice for the best of the young brains in the country. The institute has retained its position as the most sought-after IIT in the country, with Delhi and Chennai coming a distant second and third.
A number of factors have been responsible for this, ranging from importance given to streams over geography, from placement records to newer short-term courses on offer, tell students. Of the top 100 rankers in JEE-Advanced 2014, almost all have opted for IIT-B computer science as their first choice. But 58 were allotted seats at IIT-B in computer science in the first round, followed by Delhi, where 36 of the top 100 have been admitted
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While 58 of the top 100 rankers joined IIT-B, the number has fallen a bit, compared to 67 in 2013. Thirty-six students were allotted seats at IIT-D, as opposed to last year's 29. IIT-B director Devang Khakhar said he was happy that 44 of the top 50 rankers have opted for the Powai institute. "Students may have placed more importance to the stream over the location and once seats in computer science were filled up, they looked at the other IITs," he said. IIT-B has 44 seats for computer science and engineering in the open category.
Source:Saturday, 24 May 2014 – 7:20am IST | Agency: DNA
The free online Spoken Tutorials (www.spoken-tutorial.org) of the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, is set to take another leap, with the institute offering a spoken guide for advanced computer courses soon.
The online IT literacy project, which was launched in January 2010 with funding from National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology of the HRD ministry, will now provide a spoken guide for advanced courses, such as Linux, C and Bash.
Professor Kannan Moudgalya, a faculty member in the chemical engineering department of IIT-B and in-charge of the Spoken Tutorial project, said, "The tutorial is an ever-evolving open source platform through which students in far-flung areas can learn to develop a wide range of software, secure good marks and, eventually, bag jobs in prestigious companies on the strength of training. We are in the process of launching advanced courses."
The Spoken Tutorial currently has courses in C, C++, Java, Python, MySQL, PHP, Linux and Netbeans. It also has courses in LibreOffice (for office work), SciLab for scientific calculations, GIMP (for graphical design) and Oscad (for electronic circuit design). Over 3.87 students from across India have benefitted from it in the past four years.
The audio-video tutorial aims to bring a revolution in education through technology by teaching programming languages, office tools, graphic and circuit design tools in a simple and interesting manner.
The audio content is available in most Indian languages — Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, Telugu, Assamese, Bengali and even Sanskrit — for which students and teachers from across Mumbai have lent their voices. Soon, all courses will be available in 23 Indian languages.
With the help of the online tool, students can code, compile, execute and test programmes, simultaneously, thus providing a practical complement to theoretical training. The content can be downloaded from the website for free and one can learn on his/her own. Students are allowed to ask questions, which will be answered by experts.
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Source: Times of India Dated:26.02.2014
Mumbai: Four Indian universities, including the IITs at Delhi and Mumbai, are among the global top 50 in at least one of the 30 disciplines covered under the QS World University Rankings by Subject.
IIT-Delhi achieved the country's highest position, ranking 42nd in electrical engineering. IIT-Bombay was 49th in electrical engineering and 50th in civil engineering, IIT-Madras 49th in civil engineering and the Indian Institute of Science 46th in materials science.
No course from Indian universities figure in areas such as arts, humanities and social sciences. IIT-Bombay is the only one in the top 200 in any of the five arts and humanities disciplines, ranking in the 151-200 grouping for linguistics (see box).
The five life sciences disciplines feature only two Indian institutions, while India draws a blank in six of the eight social sciences disciplines. The exceptions are statistics, in which five Indian entities — IIT-D, IIT-Kharagpur, IIT-Kanpur, Indian Statistical Institute and IIT-B — feature, and politics, in which Jawaharlal Nehru University appears in the 101-150 grouping.
All round, IIT-B emerges as the top institution with four of its courses making it to the rankings.
"The IITs continue to perform well in their specialist areas and the inclusion of three of them in the global top 50 in the engineering disciplines shows they are starting to achieve genuine international renown," said QS head of research Ben Sowter.
On the other hand, the lack of world-renowned Indian programmes in arts, humanities and social sciences continues to be a concern, Sowter said. "The absence of Indian universities from the top 200 in subjects such as medicine, law, accounting and finance underlines the difficulty India faces in reversing the tide of talented students leaving the country to study abroad," he added.
"The latest QS rankings highlight the excellence of the specialist Indian institutions in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) area and identifies the need to improve the global competitiveness of our universities, in particular the large and comprehensive institutions," said Mohandas Pai, chairman, ICAA — Indian Centre for Assessment & Accreditation.
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Dear AlL,
We take great pleasure in informing you that Prof. Devang Khakhar has been selected by MHRD to continue as the Director of IIT Bombay for another term.
We congratulate him on behalf of all of us at the Institute and we look forward to his vision and continued leadership in taking IIT Bombay to greater heights.
With warm regards and the best wishes for a happy new year.
Hari Pandalai and Subhasis Chaudhuri
Source: Mumbai Mirror
No show by many companies as 888 placements offered after 1,600 students were interviewed.
The first round of placements this academic year at IITBombay left the the institute's students in no doubt about the disappointing reality of the economic slowdown in the country.
Companies made proportionately few job offers: 888 placements were offered after 1,600 students were interviewed this year. Last year, 881 offers had been made, while only 1400 students had been interviewed.
To be sure, there were more companies that sought to hire from the campus this year—253 against 241. But the placements that were conducted between December 1 and December 18, saw a no-show by 30 companies.
Twenty others, who did campus interviews, did not hire at all.
"I have appeared for about six interviews in the first phase but did not get a job. Many of us felt the interviews went well; none of us are able to understand what went wrong.
"I don't know how to prepare better for phase II," said a final year student who is now tense about his prospects in the second phase of campus hiring.
The second round will be of a very long duration, starting in January 2014 and going on up to end of June.
Another final year student, Aditya Kulkarni, was initially placed and then later dropped.
"I appeared for two interviews. In one of them I was wait-listed. When the first person dropped out I should have got that offer.
But the company changed its mind. I'm now hoping to get something in the second phase now," he said.
Placements coordinators have followed up with a few companies that did not turn up. "They have rescheduled dates for next year. We will try to get the other companies to reschedule as well," said Ravi Teja, one of the coordinators.
There was a lot of crowding of interviews too that led to confusion, said students.
"Four other classmates and I had to appear for 15 interviews one after the other on the first day. I also had to appear for two group discussions. I did not get any chance to re-orient myself better for the subsequent interviews.
"As a result, I did not land a single offer until the ninth day," said Deepak Sharma, a final year student.
He felt he could have done better if the interviews with the good companies had been spaced out over a couple of days.
But placement coordinator Avijit Chatterjee is of the opinion that the hiring round went off well.
"The companies are more competitive than the students. They all want the first slots, otherwise they will skip IIT Bombay.
"Though phase II is usually slow, we will have a different campaign and focus on the departments which need more jobs," he said.
I appeared for two interviews. In one of them I was waitlisted. When the first person dropped out I should have got that offer. But the company changed its mind. I hope to get something in the second phase Aditya Kulkarni IIT student
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