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34th session
Conclusions and recommendations of the Committee against Torture
1. The Committee considered the initial report of Albania (CAT/C/28/Add.6) at its 649th and 652nd meetings, held on 10 and 11 May 2005 (CAT/C/SR.649 and 652), and adopted, at its 660th meeting, the following conclusions and recommendations.
A. Introduction
2. The Committee welcomes the initial report of Albania and the opportunity to establish a dialogue with the State party but it regrets, however, that the report, due in June 1995, was submitted with an eight-year delay.
3. The Committee notes that the report does not fully conform to the Committee's guidelines for the preparation of initial reports and lacks information on practical aspects of the implementation of the Convention's provisions. The Committee acknowledges in this regard the difficulties encountered by the State party during its political and economic transition and the efforts done in this respect and hopes that in the future it will comply fully with its obligations under article 19 of the Convention.
4. The Committee also welcomes the additional information provided in writing by the State party and by the delegation in the introductory remarks and in the answers to the questions raised, which demonstrates the State party's willingness to establish an open and fruitful dialogue with the Committee.
B. Positive aspects
5. The Committee notes with appreciation the ongoing efforts by the State party aimed at strengthening human rights in Albania. In particular, the Committee welcomes the following:
(a) The adoption of a democratic Constitution in 1998, which enhances protection of human rights, including the prohibition of torture, establishes a maximum 48 hour period detention before a person is brought before a judge as well as the direct applicability of ratified international treaties and their superiority over domestic laws;
(b) The adoption of:
(i) The Law "On Innocence, Amnesty and Rehabilitation of Ex-political Convicted and Persecuted Persons" in 1991, amended in 1993;
(ii) The Law "On Migration" in 1995;
(iii) The Criminal Military Code in 1995;
(iv) The Law "On the Rights and Treatment of Prisoners" in 1998;
(v) The Law "For the Ombudsman" in 1999;
(vi) The Criminal Code in 1995, amended subsequently in 1996, 1997 and 2001;
(vii) The Law "On the Organization and Functioning of the High Justice Council" in 2002;
(c) The ratification of:
(i) The European Convention on Extradition and its additional Protocol in 1998 and the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or
Degrading Treatment or Punishment and its two Protocols in 1996;
(ii) The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in 2002 as well as of most of the conventions and international protocols of the United Nations for
the protection of human rights;
(iii) The Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture in 2003;
(d) Specific measures for law enforcement personnel:
(i) The adoption of the "Code of Police Ethics" in 1998;
(ii) The organization of training for the police through a project of education in the field of prevention of torture, by the Ministry of Public Order in
cooperation with NGOs.
6. Furthermore, the Committee would like to commend:
(a) The suspension, since 1992, of the death penalty;
(b) The separation of juveniles from adults in all detention facilities;
(c) The publication of the reports of the four first visits of the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment to Albania (CPT/Inf (2003)11) and of the Government's response thereto (CPT/Inf (2003)12) as well as the assurance of the Government that it will soon authorize the publication of the report of the 2003 visit;
(d) The involvement of national NGOs in the preparation of the initial report of Albania.
C. Subjects of concern
7. The Committee expresses concern about the following:
(a) Non-conformity of the definition of torture of the Criminal Code, with the definition of the Convention, which does not cover all the elements contained in its article 1, especially regarding persons acting in an official capacity;
(b) Qualification of acts of torture by law enforcement personnel only as "arbitrary acts" and, therefore, the treatment of those acts as less serious criminal offences;
(c) A climate of de facto impunity for law enforcement personnel who commit acts of torture or ill-treatment considering:
(i) Numerous allegations of torture and ill-treatment by law enforcement personnel, especially at the moment of arrest and interrogation,
(ii) Limited number of complaints regarding torture and ill-treatment, in particular to the Peoples' Advocate,
(iii) Lack of prompt and impartial investigation of allegations of torture and illtreatment committed by law enforcement personnel, and
(iv) Absence of convictions in cases of torture, under article 86 of the Criminal Code, and limited number of convictions of torture with serious consequences, under article 87 of the Criminal Code, of law enforcement personnel, all of which may also indicate that there is a lack of victims' awareness of their rights and that there is a lack of confidence in the police and judicial authorities;
(d) Difficulties for victims of torture and ill-treatment to file a formal complaint with public authorities, to obtain medical evidence in support of their allegations and to present that evidence;
(e) Allegations of cases of lack of independence of the judiciary;
(f) No universal jurisdiction of the Albanian courts in cases involving torture;
(g) Lack of clear legal provision prohibiting the use of any statement obtained under torture as well as of any clear legal provision stating that an order from a superior may not be invoked as justification of torture;
(h) Failure to ensure fair and adequate compensation, including rehabilitation for all victims of torture, including ex-political convicted and persecuted persons;
(i) Lack of implementation of the fundamental legal safeguards for persons detained by the police, guaranteeing the right to inform a relative, of access to a lawyer and a doctor of their own choice and to be provided with information about their rights and, in addition for juveniles, the presence of their legal guardians during
(j) Poor conditions of detention and long pre-trial detention period, up to three years;
(k) The existence of an additional 10 hour administrative detention period for interrogation before the maximum 48 hour period is calculated for a person to be
brought before a judge;
(l) Absence of visits to police stations by the Office of the Ombudsman on a regular and unannounced basis;
(m) Absence of systematic medical examination of detainees within 24 hours of their admission to prison, poor medical care in detention facilities, lack of training for medical personnel and medical personnel of prisons not under the authority of the Ministry of Public Health;
(n) Legal possibility of refoulement of persons without any procedures in cases of interests of public order or national security;
(o) The reported prevalence of violence against women and girls, including sexual and domestic violence, and the reluctance on the part of the authorities to, inter alia, adopt legislative and other measures to counter this phenomenon.
D. Recommendations
8. The Committee recommends that the State party:
(a) Amend the Criminal Code in order to adopt a definition of torture that covers all the elements contained in article 1 of the Convention;
(b) Ensure strict application of the provisions against torture and ill-treatment, adequately qualifying, prosecuting and punishing perpetrators in a manner proportionate to the seriousness of the crimes committed;
(c) Investigate all allegations of ill-treatment and torture by law enforcement personnel, by carrying prompt and impartial investigations to bring the perpetrators to justice, in order to eliminate the climate of de facto impunity of law enforcement personnel who commit acts of torture and ill-treatment;
(d) Improve mechanisms to facilitate submission of complaints by victims of illtreatment and torture to public authorities, including to obtain medical evidence in
support of their allegations;
(e) Take all appropriate measures to strengthen the independence of the judiciary as well as to provide adequate training on prohibition against torture to judges and prosecutors;
(f) Amend domestic legislation to ensure that acts of torture are considered universal crimes;
(g) Adopt clear legal provisions prohibiting the use of any statement obtained under torture and establishing that orders from a superior may not be invoked as a
justification of torture;
(h) Implement the established legal mechanisms for victims of torture to obtain redress and fair and adequate compensation;
(i) Implement the fundamentals legal safeguards for persons detained by the police, guaranteeing their rights to inform a relative, of access to a lawyer and a doctor of their own choice and to be provided with information about their rights and, in addition for juveniles, the presence of their legal guardians during interrogation;
(j) Improve conditions in places of detention, ensuring that they conform to international minimum standards, adopt necessary measures to reduce the pre-trial
detention period and continue to address overcrowding in places of detention;
(k) Take the necessary measures to abolish the 10 hour administrative detention period for interrogation prior to the 48 hour period to bring a suspect before a judge;
(l) Allow visits to police stations by the Office of the Ombudsman, as well as by other independent bodies, on a regular and unannounced basis;
(m) Provide systematic medical examination of detainees within 24 hours of their admission to prison, improve medical care in detention facilities, establish training
for medical personnel and transfer all medical personnel of prisons to the authority of the Ministry of Public Health;
(n) Amend its legislation in order not to allow the refoulement of persons without a legal procedure with all required guarantees;
(o) Adopt measures to combat sexual violence and violence against women, including domestic violence, and promptly and impartially investigate all such allegations of torture or ill-treatment, with a view to prosecuting those responsible;
(p) Transfer the responsibility for all pre-trial detainees to the authority of the Ministry of Justice;
(q) Take all necessary measures to ensure effective implementation of the provisions of the Convention and of the adopted legislation, disseminate the relevant legislation to detainees and law enforcement personnel and provide adequate training to the latter;
(r) Provide in the next periodic report detailed statistical data, disaggregated by age, gender and origin, on complaints related to torture and other ill-treatment allegedly committed by law enforcement personnel, as well as on related investigations, prosecutions, and penal and disciplinary sentences;
(s) Consider making the declarations under articles 21 and 22 of the Convention.
9. The Committee also recommends that the State party disseminate widely the Committee's conclusions and recommendations, in all appropriate languages, through official web sites, the media and non-governmental organizations.
10. The Committee requests the State party to provide, within one year, information on its response to the Committee's recommendations contained in paragraphs 8 (c), (d), (i) and (l) above.
11. The State party is invited to submit its next periodic report, which will be considered as the second, by 9 June 2007.


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Am I really missing something?
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Jon Lovitz Also Talks About His Scenes From 'Happiness' That Were Cut
OK, so the "Bad Boys" we know and grudgingly love stars Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, but what if it had instead starred two pasty white dudes from "Saturday Night Live"?
In a great "Random Roles" piece for the AV Club, Jon Lovitz reveals that at one point early on, he and SNL alum Dana Carvey were being eyed for the lead roles in "Bad Boys." "But yeah, [Don] Simpson and [Jerry] Bruckheimer, they wanted Dana, and then they added me into it afterward. But the script—oh, another George Gallo script—the script was awful. They rewrote it for three months, but Disney didn't want to do the new script. They wanted to do the original one, and it ended up going to Columbia. And Barry Josephson—who is a friend and used to be my manager—he decided to make it with two black actors, and that's what happened. It was disappointing. I wanted to do it."
Lovitz goes on to say that Smith and Lawrence were "great" in the film, and his hesitation to work on a script by George Gallo isn't surprising. His recollection of working on the Gallo written and directed "Trapped In Paradise" is too good to chop up here, but we'll give you this great opening salvo: "Well, I feel like I'm very fortunate to be in movies at all, but I called it Trapped In Shit."
But that's not all Lovtiz chatted about. The actor revealed some very interesting details about Andy Kornbluth, his memorable character from the unforgettable opening scene of "Happiness." Firstly, Lovitz has nothing but the most effusive of praise for Todd Solondz, whose writing he compares to Shakespeare, Gershwin, Tchaikovsky and Liszt and adds, "Everyone goes, 'What's Todd Solondz like?' And I say, 'Well, if Penny Marshall and Woody Allen had a kid, it'd be Todd.'"
If you've seen "Life During Wartime," the quasi-sequel to "Happiness," you'll know that Paul Reubens takes over the role from Lovitz, playing the ghost of his character. But what you don't know is that originally Lovitz filmed his character's suicide in a sequence that was ultimately cut from the original film. "That was in the movie, and then they cut it. I have that one scene in the beginning, and then there was another scene where I drop her off, and I don't even look at her. And then there's a third scene where I'm in my bedroom, and I end up killing myself. I drink and then take pills. For whatever reason, he cut those two scenes. When you have three scenes, it's kind of like the beginning, middle, and end. You know everything—the actor knows, but the character doesn't. You make specific choices that set up the next scenes. You're doing certain things, so that by the time you get to the part where the guy kills himself, you understand why he was so upset, and also you understand that there's something wrong with this guy. You make certain choices. The scene they shot where I drink, take some pills, and put a bag over my head, I had the ashtray. I'm petting it like it's her. Todd didn't write that—I added that part. And in the scene, the phone rings and the answering machine answers, and it's her. She goes, 'Hey, maybe we could go out again. I changed my mind.' I'm like [makes a choking sound], and I drop dead. [Laughs.]"
So, a little something to file away in your movie trivia folder. The rest of the interview with Lovitz is hilarious and fascinating and is pretty much a must-read. But "Bad Boys" with Lovitz and Carvey? Yeah, probably a good thing it ultimately didn't happen.


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This is the latest ballot in indieWIRE's 2008 Critics Poll, continuing the tradition of a national survey of critics by calling attention to the year's best -- and, in many cases, most overlooked -- films, providing a meaningful counterpoint to much of the year-end hoopla. Note that some lists are unranked at the discretion of the critic. For all categories except Best Undistributed Film, eligible feature films had first-run theatrical engagements in the U.S. during 2008. Films without a U.S. distributor, screened anywhere (festival circuit, one-off screenings, etc.), are eligible in the Best Undistributed Film category. The full list of critics poll ballots is available here at indieWIRE and tabulated results are being published by indieWIRE later this month.
Richard Brody
The New Yorker
Best Film
1 - Still Life
2 - The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
3 - Woman on the Beach
4 - Fengming: A Chinese Memoir
5 - The Other Half
6 - Cassandra's Dream
7 - Frownland
8 - Gran Torino
9 - Paraguayan Hammock
10 - Summer Palace
Best Performance
1 - Dore Mann, Frownland
2 - Galina Vishnevskaya, Alexandra
Note: NOT RANKED
Best Supporting Performance
1 - Russell Brand, Forgetting Sarah Marshall
2 - Jane Lynch, Role Models
Note: NOT RANKED
Best Director
Jia Zhangke, Still Life
Best Screenplay
Eric Roth, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Best First Feature
Best Documentary
Fengming: A Chinese Memoir
Best Undistributed Film
1 - 24 City
2 - Night and Day
3 - Chouga
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There'll Come a Day When Money Dries Up
The Nov. 17 Cross Country "Big Labor's Big Victories in State Elections" by Steven Malanga gives insight into the reasons for European socialist states' political-economic disasters. Their deliberate collusion between their politicians and union bosses, restricting vital industries with debilitating operation regulations, destroys the independence and vitality necessary for any business success—the real foundation for all thriving economies. That same politician-and-labor collaboration is at work here in America, with the same likely results predicted by Margaret Thatcher: "Socialists fail when they can no longer borrow money."
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I was thrilled on Saturday when I found a little orange slip in my mailbox saying that I had a package from one "Jess" and knew it was from See.Jess.Run! I went and waited in the line at the post office to pick it up and giggled, because the package was packed in a running shoe box! I loved it! Upon opening it, I found an ADORABLE card, and a jar of salsa, a bottle of barbecue sauce, and homemade cookies!! Thanks Jess!!
When we were at the international market yesterday, I saw these cans of chickpeas on sale for $0.79 per can. I thought, "Hey, I can try to make falafel!" Most falafel recipes I've run across have been fairly unhealthy, full of added fats, oils, tons of tahini, and then of course, are deep fried. This is part of why good falafel is SO GOOD.
I did some research on what is in traditional falafel versus some other recipes, and I found a few common threads:
- LOTS of chickpeas
- An overload of spices
- little to no liquid
- some kind of added fat, whether its tahini, oil, or egg
- did I mention a lot of spices?
So, being me, I made up my own recipe that came out ALMOST like falafel, but still a completely delicious meal. See if you can tell what's different about tonight's recipe?
Freakin' Fabulous Falafel
2 cans chickpeas ($1.60), drained and rinsed
2 shallots ($0.50), cut into chunks
1/4 c. Panko bread crumbs ($0.50)
1/2 Tbsp. garlic powder ($0.10)
1 Tbsp. cumin ($0.15)
3 Tbsp. PB2 ($0.50)
Salt, pepper, and red pepper to taste
*this can be done in a food processor, but I used an immersion blender* Thoroughly puree the chickpeas with the shallots. Mix with spices, PB2, and s&p. Stir in panko. Form into 12 small patties, and cook in a lightly oiled hot skillet or bake in the oven at 375* for about 20 minutes until browned and heated through. Approximately $0.30/per falafel.
Nutritionals per falafel: 65 calories, 1 gram fat, 2 g. fiber, 3 g. protein
Oh, and they're Vegan!
I ate mine, obviously, with sliced tomatoes and pan-roasted broccoli. Such a great treat, and very very simple to make!
Did you notice what was different about the recipe? No? I think it was fairly obvious. See the little prices next to each ingredient? Yeah, I stole that from one of my very favorite blogs, Poor Girl Eats Well. Why, you ask? Well, the author of that blog, Kimberly is my Guest for Dinner tonight! I first heard of her blog on the Weight Watchers message boards, and quickly got obsessed. If you haven't seen her blog yet, you have to. Seriously, go click, this post will be here when you get back. I'll give you a minute…
I read Kimberly's blog so regularly, and am often the first commenter on it, that when the Sacramento Bee newspaper contacted Kimberly to do an article, and asked if she had any regular readers, I was the person she thought of! I did the phone interview on Friday! Ok…enough adeiu… Kimberly, pull up a chair to my table, have a seat, and tell us about your meal!
I'm pretty giddy that Mara asked if I would work on a guest post for her. Not only do I like the idea of writing for a different audience, I think it's awesome of Mara to take the time to spotlight other awesome foodies out there. Anyway, because my blog, Poor Girl Eats Well, focuses solely on eating really good food on a teeny tiny budget, Mara asked that I post one of my favorite budget dinners. It was tough to choose, but one of my recent recipes, Herbed Chicken Crepes with Fresh Rosemary Cream Sauce ended up being the winner.
How can this possibly be a budget meal, you may ask? After all, crepes sound like they're French restaurant fare. But I refuse to let my miniscule budget force me to have average dinners, so by staying creative and making most of my meals from scratch, I am able to enjoy really delicious meals for a lot less than what one would end up paying at a restaurant. If you've never made crepes, don't be afraid; they are super simple! And one final note: the crepe portion of this recipe is nice & basic, so you can definitely use it for the more traditional dessert-style crepes. Hope you all enjoy this one!
Herbed Chicken Crepes with Fresh Rosemary Cream Sauce
by: Poor Girl Eats Well
(makes 6-8 crepes; total cost per crepe: ~$0.90!)
1/2 c all purpose flour
2 eggs, lightly beaten
3/4 c nonfat milk
1 T butter, melted
1 T sugar
1/2 T butter for cooking
4 chicken thighs, cubed
1 clove of garlic, minced
1/2 t sea salt
1/4 t rosemary
1/4 t thyme
1/8 t freshly ground black pepper
2 T olive oil
1/2 c half & half
1 T butter
1/2 T fresh rosemary
1/2 T corn starch or flour, mixed in with a bit of water
Salt & pepper to taste
Season the cubed chicken thighs and heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add garlic and heat until just lightly golden brown. Add the chicken, cover, and cook for 5-7 minutes, or until thickest part of the cube is no longer pink on the inside. Remove from heat, keep covered, and set aside.
While chicken is cooking, combine the crepe ingredients into a bowl and mix together well with a wire whisk. The consistency of the batter will be runny at first and it should be – we are making crepes, not pancakes! However, it will thicken slowly (if it becomes too thick while you are cooking the crepes, add a splash or two of extra milk to thin it out). In a medium skillet, heat the 1/2 T butter and coat the entire pan with it. Using either a measuring cup or ladle with a spout, slowly pour some of the batter into the skillet until it covers the entire bottom. If you pour too fast, you'll end up with a ton of splattered batter (hey, that rhymed) and very uneven-looking crepes. Cook over medium low heat until the edges become slightly dry, about 45 seconds. With a spatula, check to make sure the crepe is starting to turn a golden brown on the bottom. If so, it's ready to flip onto the other side. Cook for about another 30 seconds or until the bottom side is golden brown. Transfer onto a plate and cover, so that the crepes stay moist and warm. Repeat the process until all the batter has been used.
Prepare the fresh rosemary cream after the crepes and chicken are completely cooked. In a small saucepan, heat the butter over medium low heat until melted and add the half & half, whisking to make sure the cream doesn't burn. Next, add the fresh chopped rosemary and salt & pepper and whisk to mix. When the cream barely starts to boil around the edges, stir in the cornstarch (or flour) and water mixture and whisk briskly so that the sauce begins thicken. Cook for another minute or so, or until your sauce thickens well. Don't worry if it's a little runny at first; it will thicken after removing it from the heat.
Assemble your crepes by placing a spoonful or two or chicken (depending on how full you want your crepes) in the center of each crepe, drizzle a little bit of rosemary cream on the inside if you like, roll together, and place on a plate. Continue until all crepes have been assembled. Ladle a generous amount of the rosemary cream sauce on top of each serving, garnish with extra fresh rosemary sprigs, and enjoy!
OH. MY. GOODNESS. Those look fantastic… when are you coming to cook for me?? Thanks so much Kimberly!!
Now, I do have other fun news! In conjunction with Peanut Butter Boy, Foodaphilia, and Kitchen Courage, we are proud to bring the latest and greatest peanut butter competition right to your doorstep. Of course the real prizes are the wonderful recipes but we also have a prize package for the winner courtesy of Stonyfield Farm!
We're having a barbecue – gonna fire up the ol' grill, make some iced tea and go swimming in a sea of peanut butter. There's sure to be plenty Peanut Butter Chili and Southern-Style Banana Pudding to go around, but how about a peanut butter salad dressing, peanut butter baked beans or even a peanut butter marinade? Any dish fit for an outdoor feast will suffice. So what are you going to bring? To enter, submit your best peanut butter (or other nut butter) recipe following the guidelines below. The deadline is June 8th @ Noon (EST) which gives you a full 4 weeks to brainstorm, develop and create the a peanut butter sensation! Stock up on peanut butter and get ready.
Judging Criteria:
Peanut Butter Weight, Creativity, Portability and Preparation Time.
Post and submit your "Barbecue" recipe by the deadline – one entry per person so choose wisely. Pictures are highly recommended but not required. You may use any nut butter instead of peanut butter since nut butters are easily interchangeable. Please link to this page from the posted recipe to indicate that you are entering this contest. Feel free to use any of the logos, including the following, to link back:
Blogless? Don't worry if you don't have a blog, you can still submit your award-winning recipe. Fill out the same form but leave the "Recipe Permalink" field blank and feel free to attach a picture to go along with the recipe!
Click here to submit your recipe online. Alternatively, email "firstname.lastname@example.com" with "PBE #6″ as the subject and the following information:
Recipe Title
Recipe or Recipe Permalink
All recipes will be listed but the judges will vote for the Top 3. All 3 winners receive a badge to place on their site. Courtesy of Stonyfield, the first place winner will receive a Stonyfield yogurt cookbook, a reusable Stonyfield shopping bag, 2 (16oz) containers and 4 (5.3oz) containers of Oikos greek yogurt and various other coupons. Good luck!
I'll be putting a logo over in my right sidebar that will bring you to the recipe submission page, or you can follow the directions above. Happy Peanut Butter cooking!!
With that, I'm spent… I think I'm going to make a Turtle Mountain coconut milk sundae with one of Jess's cookies warmed up in it… mmm…


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Kaweah Delta offers free diabetes support group in Exeter
Kaweah Delta Health Care District will hold an ongoing free monthly diabetes support group through October in Exeter.
The diabetes support group takes place from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the second Thursday of the month at Kaweah Delta Exeter Health Clinic, 1014 San Juan Ave., Exeter. The topics for the next two support groups are:
• Thursday, May 9: Dental Hygiene & Diabetes
• Thursday, June 13: Nutrition & Cooking Demonstration
English and Spanish speakers are welcome at all support groups. The diabetes support group is provided by Kaweah Delta's Community Outreach Department in collaboration with Kaweah Delta Health Clinics and Kaweah Delta Specialty Clinics.
Tulare County continues to exceed state averages for rates of diabetes, according to the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency. Adults diagnosed with diabetes – one of several diseases linked to obesity – has climbed since 2003, reaching 11.3 percent in 2007, compared to 7.8 percent statewide in 2007. For more information on Kaweah Delta's diabetes support groups, please call 624-2416.
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Guangyintang Beef is processed in Guangyintang Township in Shan County. The beef is very delicious and tender. Way of making: put the fresh beef into a large jar full of water and add some salt and saltpeter to preserve the beef. The preserving time varies in different season. The beef is usually preserved for one month in winter, three to four days in summer, and seven to eight days in spring and autumn until the beef looks red inside and outside. Then the preserved beef is put into a big pot with water and aniseed, clove, white angelica root, ginger, garlic and chili to cook for about six to seven hours before it is done.
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By Phillip Whitten
Three of America's top Olympic hopefuls took a giant step toward the wedding chapel with their recent engagements.
Amy Van Dyken, who won four gold medals at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, announced her engagement recently to Tom Rouen of the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos. Van Dyken, 26, who underwent shoulder surgery a year ago, currently ranks second in the world in the 50m free with a time of 25.13 behind the 24.84 of Holland's Inge de Bruijn.
Gary Hall, Jr. finally popped the question to long-time girlfriend Elizabeth Peterson on September 23, and her answer was an emphatic yes! No date has been set for the wedding. Hall, 25, who won silver medals in the 50 and 100 m free in Atlanta and gold in the 400 free and medley relays, was diagnosed with diabetes in March. He staged a dramatic comeback at the U.S. Summer Nationals in August, winning the 50m free in a lifetime best 22.13, which ranks him sixth in the world this year.
University of Arizona teammates Denali Knapp and Roland Schoeman were also engaged recently. Knapp ranks seventh in the world, and second in the U.S. this year in both the 100 (1:01.85) and 200m backstroke (2:12.48). Schoeman, a South African, clocked 22.04 in the 50m free, not only the world's fastest time this year but the fastest time since 1992.


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Khloe Kardashian: It's Hard to "Be Yourself" After Lamar Odom Split
Part of what we love about Khloe Kardashian is that she knows exactly who she is and is completely confident in that. But it appears that, following her split from Lamar Odom, Khloe is having a tough time staying true to herself.
On January 31, Khloe posts an Instagram photo of a message that shows where her head's at as she recovers from recently having filed for divorce from Lamar.
"The challenge is to be yourself in a world that is trying to make you like everyone else," reads the message in the photo that Khloe posted.
We think it's great that Khloe values being different and unique, and we applaud her for not trying to conform.
This message comes as Khloe and Lamar reportedly continue to process where things went wrong in their marriage. According to a source, Khloe has been telling people that "she failed [Lamar] because she couldn't make him get off drugs."
Meanwhile, a source says that Lamar "misses some of the good times they shared," especially how "she would always make him laugh."
Breakups are never easy, so we wish these two all the best as they figure out their next moves. Stay strong, Khloe!
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Guy A. Ribando, D.D.S
Educated in New Orleans at LSU School of Dentistry, Dr. Ribando comes from a family that is committed to oral health. His father, Guy Sr., practiced dentistry for over 40 years. His two sisters Maria and Valerie, graduates of LSU School of Dentistry, have had a practice together in New Orleans for over 15 years. One of 5 children, Dr. Ribando relocated to Greensboro in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina and had practiced in New Orleans since graduating from LSU school of Dentistry in 2000. Dr Ribando is a graduate of Loyola University in New Orleans where he earned a BA in Psychology with a minor in Philosophy.
Dr. Ribando resides in North Western Greensboro now with his wife Kerrie, three children Guy Evan, Olivia, and Evelyn as well as their golden retriever Baylea and poodle Melody. He is a member of St Pius X Catholic Church, the Knights of Columbus, and Gate City Rotary. A veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, Dr. Ribando was active duty in the military in 2004 and 2009 where he proudly served our troops as a general dentist helping to insure our troop's optimal oral health. Dr. Ribando traveled to Belize with his Army Reserve unit in 2007 to provide humanitarian aid to Belizean children. He retired from the United States Army Reserve after 10 years of service as a Lieutenant Colonel. Visit www.goarmy.com for more information.
Dr. Ribando is an avid learner and has attended courses with the Dawson Center for Advanced Dental Studies as well as the Seattle Institute of Advanced Dental Education, DOCS (sedation) and regularly attends courses throughout the country to continue to practice the best dentistry possible.
Dr. Ribando was a delegate to the Louisiana Dental Association, and is an active member of the American Dental Association, the North Carolina Dental Society, and the Guilford County Dental Society. He enjoys fishing and golf and is currently learning to play the piano. Dr. Ribando is an avid follower of LSU football, and travels to see a game every year.
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Dr. Semones has fallen in love with Greensboro and Friendly Dentistry. She enjoys getting to know new patients and helping them achieve oral health. Dr. Semones has been a team member since August 2011, and she truly feels that this practice has something special.
Dr. Semones grew up in Charlotte, NC, and received both her Bachelor's Degree and her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. While in school, she was honored to be the recipient of various educational scholarships, including the Hinman Scholarship in 2009. After graduating from Dental School in 2010, she completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency program at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry in Richmond, VA. Dr. Semones was anxious to return to her home state of North Carolina, so that she could be closer to her family.
She strongly believes that continuing education is key to providing the best quality dental care. In 2012, she completed a year long course at the Triangle Dental Institute, focusing solely on the placement of dental implants. She has obtained a Fellowship with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. Dr. Semones now has excellent success placing dental implants here in our office, allowing our patients to obtain all of their dental treatment in house, where they are comfortable. She also travels to Seattle, WA twice a year, taking advanced courses under the direction of John Kois, a world-renown instructor. Her goal is to graduate from his program and continue to travel to the west coast as an adjunctive faculty. She is the acting Special Programs Chair for the Guilford County Dental Society, and she is an active member of the American Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry and the North Carolina Dental Society.
Dr. Semones also has a commitment to community service. She has volunteered her time each year at the Greensboro Missions of Mercy clinic, held at the Greensboro Coliseum. She is also an active member of the Junior League of Greensboro, focusing volunteer efforts on Cone Elementary School.
A Tar Heel born and bred, Dr. Semones enjoys all things Chapel Hill, especially Carolina Basketball. She enjoys staying active, being outdoors, spending time with her family and friends, and trips to the downtown farmer's market. She also loves experiencing new things, and you will find her checking out the local haunts of Greensboro (new and old) and staying busy with travel. She is most cozy, however, sitting on her deck with good conversation, good food, and her dog, Penny!
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Dr. Wilkinson attended the University of Tampa, has a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology from The Ohio State University, and is a graduate of The Ohio State University College of Dentistry. He also completed a post graduate residency in advanced general dentistry at Ohio State before settling in Greensboro.
A lifelong learner, Dr. Wilkinson has attended many advanced courses across the country to enhance his skills and enable him to provide a wide variety of services for his patients. In 2002, he was trained in sedation and embarked on a crusade to seek out and help those people who avoided the dentist because of shame or fear. Since then, Dr. Wilkinson has helped over 1000 people to overcome their fear and complete the dental treatment they need and deserve.
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f95 - Fortran 95 compiler Release 5.1
f95 [option]... file...
f95 is the NAGWare Fortran 95 compiler. It translates programs written in Fortran 77, Fortran 90 or Fortran 95 into executable programs, relocatable binary modules, assembler source files or C source files.
The suffix of a filename determines the action f95 performs upon it. Files ending in .f90 or .f95 are taken to be Fortran 90/95 free form source files, files ending in .f, .for or .ftn are taken to be Fortran 90/95 fixed form (or Fortran 77) source files. On Unix, files ending in .F90 or .F95 are taken to be free source form files requiring preprocessing by fpp, files ending in .F are taken to be fixed source form files requiring preprocessing by fpp. On MacOS/X and Windows files ending in .ff90 or .ff95 are taken to be free source form files requiring preprocessing by fpp, files ending in .ff are taken to be fixed source form files requiring preprocessing by fpp. (Note that on MacOS/X and Windows, the file system is not case-sensitive so uppercase and lowercase letters are equivalent in filenames including in the suffixes.)
If a filename without a suffix is provided f95 will look for a file with the suffix .f95, and if that does not exist, the suffix .f90.
Modules and include files are expected to exist in the current working directory or in a directory named by the -I option.
Options not recognised by f95 are passed to the link phase (cc or gcc).
The default is -abi=32 if -target=mips1 or -target=mips2 has been specified, -abi=64 on 64 bit kernels, and -abi=n32 on 32-bit kernels.
Colours are: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan and white.
E.g. -colour=error:red+blue,warn:cyan,info:magenta+yellow
would be a rather garish colour scheme.
|Equivalent Fortran 90/95 Generic Intrinsic Function
|REAL(Z) or DBLE(Z)
Invalid character in real input field Program terminated by fatal I/O error In READ_COORDS, line 27 of readfile.f90 Called by READ_DATA, line 111 of data.f90 Called by INITIAL, line 44 of main.f Called by $MAIN$, line 13 of main.f
On DEC Alpha running Digital UNIX, the -ieee option must be specified when compiling all program units. On other machines and operating systems, the -ieee option must be specified when compiling the main program unit, and its effect is global. The default mode is -ieee=stop.
For -kind=byte, the kind numbers for INTEGER, REAL and LOGICAL will match the number of bytes of storage (e.g., default REAL is 4 and DOUBLE PRECISION is 8). Note that COMPLEX kind numbers are the same as its REAL components, and thus half of the total byte length in the entity.
For -kind=sequential (the default), the kind numbers for all datatypes are numbered sequentially from 1, increasing with precision (e.g., default REAL is 1 and DOUBLE PRECISION is 2).
This option does not affect the interpretation of byte-length specifiers (an extension to Fortran 77).
This option should be specified during both compilation and linking, and is incompatible with the -gc option.
Note that CHARACTER arrays are not affected by these options.
This has no effect on INTEGER sizes, and so the compiler is not standard-conforming in this mode.
Note: This option has been superseded by the -double option which doubles the size of all numeric data types.
For gcc on Sun/SPARC, machine may be one of
The default is to compile for SPARC V7.
Note that programs compiled for later versions of the architecture may not run, or may run much more slowly, on an earlier machine.
For Sun/SPARC, machine may be one of
The default is to compile for SPARC V7.
Note that programs compiled for later versions of the architecture may not run, or may run much more slowly, on an earlier machine. The -target=super and -target=ultra options do not work with Sun C prior to SC4.0. The -target=native option is not available with GCC.
For Digital Alpha Unix, machine may be one of
For HP9000/700, machine may be one of
For FreeBSD 5 and Intel Linux (RedHat 9), machine may be one of
The default is to compile for i486. On Linux RedHat 9 and FreeBSD 5 additional machine specifications may be used: pentium2, pentium3, pentium4, k6-2, k6-3, athlon, athlon-tbird, athlon-4, athlon-xp and athlon-mp.
For SG/Irix 6, machine may be one of
The default with -abi=32 is -target=mips1, with -abi=n32 is -target=mips3 and with -abi=64 is -target=mips4.
The messages produced by f95 itself during compilation are intended to be self-explanatory. The linker, or more rarely the host C compiler, may produce occasional messages.
Messages produced by the compiler are classified by severity level; these levels are:
|Maximum INCLUDE file nesting
|= 20
|Maximm number of INCLUDE file references per compilation
|= 2047
|Maximum DO loop nesting level
|= 199
|Maximum CASE construct nesting level
|= 30
|Maximum DATA-implied-DO loop nesting
|= 20
|Maximum array-constructor-implied-DO loop nesting
|= 20
|Maximum number of dummy arguments
|= 32767
|Maximum number of arguments to MIN and MAX
|= 20
|Maximum character length or array size
|= 2147483647
|Maximum unit number
|= 2147483647
|Maximum I/O record length
|= 2147483647
|Standard error (stderr) unit number
|= 0
|Standard input (stdin) unit number
|= 5
|Standard output (stdout) unit number
|= 6
|Default maximum record length for formatted output
|= 1024 characters
|Default maximum record length for unformatted output
|= 2147483647 bytes
The default directory used for files opened with STATUS='SCRATCH' is "/tmp" on Unix and "c:/temp" on Windows. This default may be overridden with the TMPDIR environment variable.
All logical unit numbers are automatically preconnected to specific files. These files need not exist and will only be opened or created if they are accessed with READ or WRITE without an explicit OPEN. By default the specific filename for unit n is fort.n; however if the environment variable FORTnn exists its value is used as the filename. Note that there are two digits in this variable name, e.g. the variable controlling unit 1 is FORT01 whereas the default filename is "fort.1" (unless the prefix has been changed, see the description of module F90_PRECONN_IO.
A file preconnected in this manner is opened with ACCESS='SEQUENTIAL'. If the initial READ or WRITE is an unformatted i/o statement, it is opened with FORM='UNFORMATTED' otherwise it is opened with FORM='FORMATTED'. By default (see module F90_PRECONN_IO) a formatted connection is opened with BLANK='NULL' and POSITION='REWIND'.
Automatic preconnection applies only to the initial use of a logical unit; once CLOSEd the unit will not be reconnected automatically but must be explicitly OPENed.
Note that this facility means that it is possible for a READ or WRITE statement with an IOSTAT= clause to receive an i/o error code associated with the implicit OPEN.
If no floating-point option is specified, any floating divide-by-zero, overflow or invalid operand exception will cause the execution of the program to be terminated (with an informative message and usually a core dump). Occurrence of floating underflow may be reported on normal termination of the program. On hardware supporting IEEE 754 standard arithmetic gradual underflow with denormalised numbers will be enabled. Note that this mode of operation is the only one available on hardware which does not support IEEE 754.
If the -ieee=full option is specified, non-stop arithmetic is enabled; thus REAL variables may take on the values +Infinity, -Infinity and NaN (Not-a-Number). If any of the floating exceptions listed above are detected by the hardware during execution, this fact will be reported on normal termination. The -ieee=full option must be specified when compiling the main program and has global effect; that is, it affects the entire executable program (except on DEC Alpha; see below).
If the -ieee=nonstd option is specified, floating-point exceptions are handled in the default manner (i.e. execution is terminated). However, gradual underflow is not enabled, so results which would have produced a denormalised number produce zero instead. This option can only be used on hardware for which this mode of operation is faster. Like -ieee=full, the -ieee=nonstd option must be specified when compiling the main program and has global effect (except on DEC Alpha).
On Digital UNIX (DEC Alpha), all -ieee= options only work fully if used for compiling all program units; this is because on the Alpha architecture different (slower) code must be generated for arithmetic which is capable of producing denormalised numbers.
The random number generator supplied as the intrinsic subroutine RANDOM_NUMBER is the "good, minimal standard" generator described in "Random Number Generators: Good Ones Are Hard to Find" [CACM October 1988, Volume 31 Number 10, pp 1192-1201]. This is a parametric multiplicative linear congruential algorithm with the following parameters:
modulus: 2**31-1 (2147483647)
multiplier: 16807
This is a full-period generator. The seed is obtained from the time-of-day clock; viz time*16807+1 where "time" is the number of seconds past midnight.
The -gc option enables use of the runtime garbage collector. It is necessary to use this option during the link phase for it to have effect; specifying it additionally during the compilation phase can result in improved performance.
The supplied Technical Information note (TECHINFO) lists whether garbage collection is available for your system. If it is available, there will be a file "gc.o" in the compiler's library directory.
The collector used is based on version 5.3 of the publicly available general purpose garbage collecting storage allocator of Hans-J Boehm, Alan J Demers and Xerox Corporation, described in "Garbage Collection in an Uncooperative Environment" (H Boehm and M Weiser, Software Practice and Experience, September 1988, pp 807-820).
The copyright notice attached to their latest version is as follows:
Copyright 1988, 1989 Hans-J. Boehm, Alan J. Demers Copyright (c) 1991-1995 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved. Copyright 1996-1999 by Silicon Graphics. All rights reserved. Copyright 1999 by Hewlett-Packard Company. All rights reserved. THIS MATERIAL IS PROVIDED AS IS, WITH ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. ANY USE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. Permission is hereby granted to use or copy this program for any purpose, provided the above notices are retained on all copies. Permission to modify the code and to distribute modified code is granted, provided the above notices are retained, and a notice that the code was modified is included with the above copyright notice.
Note that the "NO WARRANTY" disclaimer refers to the original copyright holders Boehm, Demers, Xerox Corporation, Silicon Graphics and Hewlett-Packard Company. The modified collector distributed in binary form with the NAGWare f95 compiler is subject to the same warranty and conditions as the rest of the NAGWare f95 compilation system.
The module F90_GC is provided; it contains functions and variables that can control the behaviour of the garbage collector.
Tracing of memory allocation and deallocation is provided by the -mtrace option. Control is provided over whether the address, size, and line number of each allocation is displayed, or the tracing output can be suppressed entirely. A ``paranoia'' mode is provided where the memory allocator protects its data structures against inadvertent modification by the user program.
Runtime environment variables may be used to override the tracing options a program was built with, and to specify where to write the tracing output. These are only operative if the program was built with some tracing option; -mtrace=off will build a program with the tracing-capable memory allocator.
If -mtrace=off is not specified, use of any -mtrace option will implicitly do a -mtrace=on.
Basic tracing produces a message to the memory tracing file (normally standard error) for each allocation and deallocation, including those for automatic variables, i/o buffers and compiler-generated temporaries. Each allocation is numbered sequentially; the first three items are the i/o buffers for units 0, 5 and 6 (standard error, standard input and standard output).
All -mtrace= suboptions may be overridden at run time by the NAGF90_MTRACE_OPTIONS environment variable, which should be set to the required trace_opt_list (e.g. "on,size"). The memory tracing file may be specified at run time by the NAGF90_MTRACE_FILE environment variable.
The -mtrace option must be specified when linking, and is incompatible with -gc. Additionally, line number information is only available for those files compiled with -mtrace=line.
The f95mcheck program can be used to check the output from the -mtrace option. It is designed to be used as a filter. Any lines that do not look like memory tracing output are ignored. It reports to standard output any errors it detects such as deallocating something twice, deallocating something that was never allocated, or deallocating something with a size different from that with which it was allocated. It also reports any apparent memory leaks, though this is less useful if the program terminated prematurely.
Use of undefined variables can be detected with the -C=undefined option. Program units compiled with this option are incompatible with program units compiled without this option (i.e. the whole program must be compiled the same way). For this reason, -C=undefined is not part of -C or -C=all.
Currently, there are a number of other limitations on the use of -C=undefined.
For details on the Fortran-90-aware debugger see upsf95(1). This may not be available on some systems.
In general, host system debuggers, such as dbx, may be used successfully on Fortran code as the names of the original source files, plus line numbers, are passed through to the intermediate C files. In using such debuggers it should be noted that most local variables have an underscore appended to their names. It may be useful to look at the intermediate C code when debugging; this is produced by the -S option.
To use a module it must be pre-compiled, or must be defined in the file prior to its use. When separately compiling a module the -c option should be specified.
Compiling a module creates a `.mod' file and usually a `.o' file. The `.mod' file is used by the compiler at compile time to provide information about module contents, the `.o' file (if generated) contains the code of any module procedures and must be specified when creating an executable file.
Note that the name of the `.mod' file will be the name of the module, the `.o' file will be named after the original source file.
When a precompiled module is USEd the f95 compiler attempts to find its source file and, if that is successful, checks the modification times producing a warning message if the `.mod' file is out of date.
NAG-supplied modules are described in the man page nag_modules.
ar(1), cc(1V), f90_gc(3), f90_iostat(3), f90_kind(3), f90_preconn_io(3), f90_stat(3), f90_unix(3), f90_unix_dir(3), f90_unix_dirent(3), f90_unix_env(3), f90_unix_errno(3), f90_unix_file(3), f90_unix_proc(3), f95mcheck(1), fpp(1), ieee_arithmetic(3), ieee_exceptions(3), ieee_features(3), ld(1), nag_modules(3), upsf95(1).
Please report any bugs found to "firstname.lastname@example.com" or "firstname.lastname@example.com", along with any suggestions for improvements.
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Mark Williams '86, Ph.D., joined the campus community on August 1 as Davidson's first Entrepreneur in Residence for the 2013-14 academic year. Williams will serve as an adviser on the Entrepreneurship Initiative, develop and implement the Davidson College Venture Fund, and support the development of strategic health and entrepreneurial partners. A respected scholar and entrepreneur working at the intersection of technology, education and health, Williams will bring new perspectives and insight to many emerging initiatives at Davidson.
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Not so hot in the city! (Hope y'all get there reference!) Seriously, it takes a lot for me to say something nasty but that pic scared the fuck out of me! EWWWW!!!!
Bad nose job. Baaaaaad nose job.
Get thee back to Castle Greyskull!
What happened? It appears to be AIDS.
I used to love him. He looks tired as hell. I guess that's what being a closet case coke head can do for you.
Why is that part between his nose and his top lip to long? He looks like a monkey or something.
This pic cannot be real!
Wasn't he a coke addict? Wasn't he in a cameo of some movie a couple of years ago? In the movie, you can totally see his facelift scars…ugh…Johnny Depp is still well maintained.
yeah….he can get ANYONE into the Roxbury!! hahah….
Who's Richard Grieco? I mean, really?
he looks like derek zoolander!
Ed, thats so funny!! Amilio is wayyyy cooler than him! Hey, wasnt he on 21 jump street?
He was 21 Jumpstreet. Some doctor really screwed up his face. So sad but so icky!
That's the face of a druggie
The name is familiar…was this dude in some 80s sitcom?
He looks scary as hell.
Looks like chin and cheek implants, maybe a facelift- his arches are noticably higher. He doesn't look bad- how old would he be now anyway? Without a full body shot it's hard to assume it's manorexia…
Ed–That's the movie!!!! With the two guys from SNL…the Roxbury movie!!!! Classic…
looks like he and Teri Hatcher share the same upper lip (lack thereof). In fact, they could be the same person…..hmmm?
Thanks, Genevieve! Now that huge space in the middle of his face is freaking me out.
I'll tell ya what happened…
He became Mickey Rourke!!!
tempy thinks everybody is coke or crack head what about a meth head tempy which r u? jk
Awful! Awful! Awful! He looks like death warmed over.
Damm He used to be fine as hell now he is a monster!:(
Is this one of those photo enhanced pictures to show what celebrities will look like when they are old???
He looks like Mickey Rourke !
if you go to the gofugyourself website where miu linked to, you can see what he used to look like back in the 21 Jump St. days. and yes, he was hot…albeit in a guido-kind of way.
based on the "now and then" shots they have, I'd say he's had a brow lift, nose job (maybe he HAD to due to a coke-problem; the nose looks a little bit "collapsed") and maybe cheek implants.
I, too, recently noticed him in the Roxbury movie, and I thought "geez, he did NOT age well at all…"
I agree- he used to go out with Jasmin Bleeth another coke whore. Add some nasty plastic surgery and you get another Micky Rourke…
It's not so much his thinness that's the problem, it's his fucking expression.
ummm..where are his pupils? Tina's got herself another friend.
What happened to Greico? Um, he's a has-been.
Give the man a break, people!!! He just turned 40 this year! Jump Street was nearly 20 years ago. The man is entitled to age!!! He's never had a drug problem, just an addict to cigarettes. And that space between his nose and upper lip? Take a closer look at all the pictures you can find on him from then to now, it's always been there. God!!! Isn't anybody entitled to a bad picture day? At least his over tweazed eye brows are coming back. Yes, he has lost some weight over the years, in fact it's gone up and down since his days as BOOKER. Obviously I'm still a FAN, so leave the poor man alone!!!
I agree, he doesn't look the best…but personally, I don't look as great as I did 15 years ago either! So he missed his tanning appointments and (perhaps) got mixed up in Yasmine's addiction for a while. The guy did, and most likely still does, have excellent on-screen charisma…that's why he's at the 'Two for the Money' premiere and we're not!
Come on , he is turning 40 and he looks like ten year older !! And if you notice the actual photos of him and copare whit photos of the 90″s , you will see he has changed dramatically in the past 6 years , Im not talking about photos 15 years ago , im talking about recent photos you cleary see that he suddenly got older and looks really different.
So , is amazing that someone looks well at his 35 , and then looks really ugly and old turning 40 !!!
Ok people.
I can see where you're all coming from but he's 41 on 23 March and he doesn't look like that picture now anyway.
It was a bad day.
I still think he's cute and he has a great sense of humour and a charming smile. He can make me laugh any day of the week and I could name some "celebrities" who have the charm and wit of a potato.
Richard looks like that for a reason. He is training for the anticipated sequel to "Navy Seals" (charlie sheens masterpiece)


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The Spanish company would first have to issue a claim against you for the monies owing. Once judgement is obtained they would then have to enforce it against you and your assets, this could include registering a charge against your property or an order for sale and could also result in their making investigations in to whether you have effectively defrauded them by siphoning off your assets to trusted persons so that they cannot enforce their debt against it.
I presume that your brother would not be paying full market value if any for the transfer, if this is the case then it is fairly obvious that the transaction is one at an undervalue which in effect defrauds your creditor. The prices listed in the transfer deed are recorded on the land registry title to each property so they could easily find out.
The 'consent' I was referring to is the consent of the lender who provided you with your mortgage (if you have one on the UK property). No transfer can be registered at the land registry without this.
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What about "deed of gift"? How does that work? Is it only possible if there is no mortgage?
Yes, a mortgage are a first legal charge. over the property. This means very little can be done with the registered title of the property without their consent, certainly nothing relating to the ownership of it.
There really isn't a way around it I'm afraid and your best option is to engage with the Spanish lender on the issue to try and resolve any arrears issue that arises.
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Oops, did Britney do it again? The 31-year-old pop star was seen making out with a guy who is not her boyfriend, David Lucado.
Brit and David have been an item since earlier this year (on Valentine's Day to be exact) and their relationship was rocky at the start, with Britney coming under fire for starting things with David just a handful of weeks after confirming that she had called it quits with fiancé Jason Trawick. But in the months since things have looked quite cozy between the Southern belle and her beau so what's with these photos?
Never fear! Brit was locking lip with the plaid-shirted hunk in the name of music, not love. The folks over at TooFab.com identify the lucky lad as 28-year-old Norwegian model Alexander Kjellevik. A Norwegian model. Way to pick 'em, BritBrit.
Alexander is the male lead in the upcoming music video for Britney's latest Britney Jean single, "Perfume," which is kinda perfect seeing as he looks like he could totally carry an entire advertising campaign for sexy cologne upon his broad, muscular shoulders.
Funny enough, "Perfume" is about dealing with relationship insecurity. As the blonde mother of two recently told E! Online, "'Perfume' is incredibly special to me because it hits close to home. And I think the story is relatable to everyone. Everyone's been through an insecure moment in a relationship that's left them vulnerable, and I think this song captures that."
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The Viral Oncogenesis Group we are focussed on the interactions between these viruses and the their host, largely the chicken, in order to unravel the molecular mechanisms of tumour formation.
Currently our major focus of research is on Marek's disease (MD), a highly contagious neoplastic disease of poultry caused by Marek's disease virus (MDV). We are using a variety of analytical approaches to determine how it induces tumours. MD is controlled by vaccination. Unfortunately, every decade or so forms of MDV evolve with yet higher virulence. It is believed that vaccination drives this change; we are studying this phenomenon.
The Viral Oncogenesis Group also houses the Marek's Disease Reference Laboratory on behalf of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).
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