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Millions of people with property in flood zones cheered last week as the Senate effectively gutted a 2012 law that would have increased their rates for flood insurance to reflect actual risk.
Many more millions of other taxpayers should not be so thrilled, however, because if the Senate bill becomes law they will continue to bear most of the costs for flood damage. That will be the case regardless of whether developments continue to be placed in high-risk locations, and regardless of whether flood-prone jurisdictions act to mitigate the known threats.
The 2012 law, the Biggerts-Waters Act, was honest but impractical in application. It would have set actual risk and increased many flood insurance policy rates exponentially, making it impossible for some people to keep their insurance or properties.
Under the new Senate bill, which passed by a bipartisan vote of 67-32, the risk will revert almost entirely to taxpayers. It eliminated any premium increases for property owners for four years. And when those increases come due four years from now, the Senate likely again will pass those costs to taxpayers rather than property owners.
Over the last decade the flood insurance program has paid out massive claims following Hurricanes Katrina, Irene, Isaac and Sandy, creating a $24 billion deficit in the program. The Senate vote last week is a step toward maintaining that deficit and placing the payout burden on taxpayers.
The Senate rejected an amendment by Sen. Pat Toomey that would have phased in the higher premiums over four years.
At some point, Congress is going to have to do something to mitigate the public costs of private property damage. The Senate's action provides no incentive for smarter development or remedial measures along coasts or inland flood zones.
The House and administration should agree to evisceration of the Biggert-Waters Act only if it includes measures to mandate less development in flood zones and remedial measures to reduce the risks that drive premiums.
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International | Sudanese children in "no-go" areas will remain on the brink of death unless a U.S. delegation can change the way the world feeds the war's hungry
in Bouth, Sudan-While the earth remains, seedtime and harvest shall not cease," John Sudan read aloud as his relief flight took to the air. The Sudanese pastor, exiled to Kenya, was midway through a week of delivering supplies and preaching to his Nuer tribal homeland in Western Upper Nile. The area where Mr. Sudan touches down is a key battleground in the country's 18-year civil war between north and south, a hot zone of controversial oil development in the south exploited by overseas oil companies under protection of government forces. But southern forces under the Sudan People's Liberation Army are circling closer. On July 13 the SPLA shot down a helicopter gunship, one of three traveling from oil headquarters at Bentiu. A week prior, SPLA forces ambushed a government convoy near Wangkai in Block 4 of the oil concession region. Government troops were protecting an engineer and construction crew laying railroad track between the oilfields and northern Sudan. Overwhelming those forces, along with capturing their equipment and ammunition, propelled SPLA forces several miles closer to the heart of oil production. The heavy fighting of recent months carries a predictable toll of human misery. It takes eyes of faith to see harvest potential in the aftermath of conflict. Mr. Sudan is tending to both spiritual and physical life while others have gone home. In March and April, the UN's World Food Program flew two planeloads of wheat and maize into Bouth. In May UN authorities excluded this area from further deliveries. That action put 40,000 metric tons of additional food, provided by the Bush administration, off limits to this and other "no-go" areas in the south. Nearly all the new U.S. food is routed via the UN program, and the United States is by far its biggest donor. While the UN has beefed up its stable of Hercules C-130 cargo planes in northern Kenya and is helping to build a new fuel depot there to handle the load, it is not improving service to the areas that need it most. Such cargo planes each day chart a familiar flight path toward Western Equatoria, an area that eyewitnesses and SPLA officers say is running a food surplus. Adequate security is only part of the story in deciding where the UN will fly. The Khartoum government can veto drop points under the UN's arrangement for "negotiated access" and frequently does so, particularly to areas where the government's National Islamic Front is trying to win back territory. Frustrated with the UN's program, called Operation Lifeline Sudan, President Bush sent a State Department delegation to Sudan beginning July 13. Led by Andrew Natsios, head of the U.S. Agency for International Development, it includes an aide to National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice-the highest-level delegation to meet with government officials in Khartoum since the United States cut diplomatic relations in 1996. Mr. Natsios is hoping to pressure both Khartoum and UN officials to allow relief distribution based on genuine need. Behind the scenes, aides are working to redirect more U.S. aid to private relief groups working outside the UN program. Lawmakers want to push the administration further, given that last year the United States spent $94 million on humanitarian assistance in the war-torn country. Sen. Sam Brownback (R-Kan.) calls the UN policy "a terrible human-rights abuse" that perpetuates "government-manufactured famines in the 'no-go' regions." On July 12 he and colleagues on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed to a last-minute amendment to the Sudan Peace Act, which has already cleared the House. When it comes before the full Senate, it will compel U.S. agencies to target relief to "no-go" areas. One year ago Mr. Brownback made a similar effort in the Senate, but it failed to coax new habits out of either the Clinton administration or the UN relief program. Mr. Brownback said lawmakers are ready for decisive action from the new administration: "The convergence of recent events presents an extraordinary opportunity to challenge and overcome truly awful United Nations policy on Sudan," he told WORLD. Since May, when the UN designated the area around Bouth "no-go," it has refused to lift the flight ban, which also covers major relief organizations working under its umbrella, even though the SPLA has regained control for nearly three months. Private relief freight has trickled in from California-based Safe Harbor International, in addition to the London-based charity Christian Aid, which is working with Mr. Sudan and a Sudanese relief group called South Sudan Operation Mercy. Mr. Sudan and Christian Aid are ferrying basic supplies to war casualties: water cans, salt, cooking oil, mosquito nets, fishing line and hooks, medical kits, and clothing. Mr. Sudan's plane taxied to a stop on the dirt strip between two crude poles flying empty grainsacks bearing the UN seal-wartime substitutes for landing markers and windsocks. Residents in Bouth face no shortage of rebuilding that needs to be done. In March the National Islamic Front burned out the villages surrounding the landing strip. Not a hut was left, villagers attest. Troops also torched the only school and the Presbyterian church, along with a nearby medical clinic. The attack scattered thousands into nearby forests. The SPLA eventually routed them, the fighting moved on, and the civilians are back. New grass huts are springing up from the charred circles of old homes. Cattle, goats, and gazelles have returned to graze. Random corn pokes its way through freshly turned earth. The Presbyterians hold church services with the Catholics, whose church by the river survived the attack. Children swim again in the shallow water, spearing fish with sticks or hauling up water lily roots and seeds (a potentially toxic form of nutrition) in a never-ending search for food. Any sense of security, however, is tentative. About 35,000 new residents have joined the returnees, displaced from other battle lines, from fighting in the oilfield regions to the north and from battles in Bahr el Ghazal in the west. Severe malnutrition was visible among the newly displaced. They took shelter from the heat in nearby woods, and most appeared too weak to line up by the airstrip when relief supplies did arrive. Crude bomb shelters punctuated the landscape, along with craters created by actual bombs. Helicopter gunships and a lone bomber piloted by government forces make appearances in the wide sky several times a week-one appeared only hours before Mr. Sudan's plane arrived-keeping the locals in a persistent state of fear. When Mr. Sudan's cargo plane was emptied on the airstrip, dozens tried to scramble into its rear hold for the return flight in hopes of making it to a refugee camp in northern Kenya. Creating fear and uncertainty is the aim of the government, according to villagers. As evidence, they pointed to the aerial attacks, which come randomly and are apt to target the locals rather than a prominent SPLA garrison nearby. Two boys, ages 14 and 17, from the nearby village of Tam displayed bullet wounds in their backs received as a Soviet-era Hind helicopter gunship pursued them. A much younger boy sat under the shade of a tree, quietly molding gray mud into the shape of the aircraft. Mothers newly arrived in this area described how a gunship chased them and their three small children (ages 1-3) as ground forces set their homes on fire. "We had to move without anything," one mother said. They walked for five days, separated from husbands and other children and feeding only on pods plucked from trees. Hunger has whittled the children's legs to the circumference of spindles, and their survival is far from certain. "War here is different from other parts of south Sudan," said SPLA's deputy commander in this region, John Jok Nhial. "This is the oil area and the intention of the government is to see no humans, just land, so the oil can be taken." That is where Mr. Sudan, whose given name coincidentally agrees with his birthplace, comes in. "For us this place is completely secure now, and a good job can be done here," Mr. Sudan said. He is just one man with a big Bible promise, going to territory where the UN and its partners fear to tread.


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Remastered versions of games can be a tricky lot to judge, particularly when the original release is just over a year old. More and more, this seems to be the case with The Last of Us Remastered. While the original game acted as the perfect swan song for the PS3, many wonder if the generational jump will be enough to warrant a second purchase.
Going into a remastered release like that of The Last of Us Remastered, the prime expectation is that the graphical fidelity will see a significant boost. For a game that saw its initial release just over a year ago, many gamers are questioning whether the graphical difference will be noticeable. With the news that the game will be running at 60 FPS, The Last of Us will most definitely take on a different look, but judging by the recently-released screenshots, the apocalypse is looking more gorgeous than ever before.
Posted to the PlayStation Blog along with some early impressions, the latest screenshots are not likely to disappoint and help to shed some light on what gamers can expect from the game's release later this month. The impressions applaud the bump in resolution citing a significant reduction of "jaggies" and impressive, high-res textures.
While some gamers are sure to take exception to the shift to 60 FPS and the smoother movements that will follow, according to the impressions, the change is hardly jarring and doesn't feel artificial as some might expect. Further helping to improve the overall graphical fidelity of the title, the lighting engine also seems to have seen an improvement, boosting the effectiveness of shadows throughout the game's post-apocalyptic environment.
Coming alongside a pre-release price drop, it's evident that Sony wants to get The Last of Us Remastered into gamers' hands, even if they've previously made the plunge. The trailer is no doubt impressive and there is a good chance that a movie based on the game will see the light of day. Even if the game never sees the release of a sequel, this apocalyptic landscape still has more than enough life left in it.
Is this jump in graphical fidelity enough for you to warrant a purchase of The Last of Us Remastered? What game would you like to see remastered next?
The Last of Us Remastered releases on July 29, exclusive for PS4.
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Grey's Anatomy's Kate Walsh Flaunts Her Legs FIlming NBC Pilot Bad Judge (PHOTOS)
Kate Walsh's new TV gig might have us loving her even more than we did when she played Addison Forbes Montgomery on Grey's Anatomy and then Private Practice.
As she filmed her NBC comedy pilot Bad Judge in Los Angeles on March 21, she showed off a lot of killer leg between where her miniskirt ended and her high-heels began. Even better, she got behind the wheel of a totally rad orange Dodge van — airbrushed with a depiction of a Native American girl wearing a coyote cap.
Now that is riding high!
Kate also has another TV project coming up, FX's Fargo, in which she rocks an equally revealing wardrobe!
Per TVLine, Bad Judge "centers on a hard-living, sexually unapologetic woman who plays with the law and whose life on the edge is constantly in balance because she also happens to be a judge in the criminal court system."
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Ramona Singer May Have Cheated On Mario
April 03, 2014 11:00 AM by Stephanie Gustafson
Mario Singer consistently receives the bulk of the blame for his failed marriage, but based on the latest gossip, Ramona Singer may be equally guilty of infidelity! The brother of the Real Housewives Of New York City star claims that she's cheated even more than her husband.
Facebook fans have expressed plenty of sympathy for Ramona Singer in the aftermath of her divorce drama, albeit tinged with a little confusion surrounding her recent canoodling with her supposed ex-husband. The reality star certainly has enjoyed playing the victim, but she might not be as blameless as she makes out!
In a recent interview with Radar Online, Ramona's brother Bohdan Mazur accused the reality star of being less than faithful to her husband. "I don't understand why Mario is taking all the heat. Ramona had a lot more affairs than Mario did during their marriage."
According to Bohdan, Ramona received a ton of male attention both on and off Twitter and found herself unable to ignore the constant flattery. This is nothing new for the reality star, who has enjoyed the attention of countless suitors her entire life. "Ramona had so many boyfriends before she got married…All the guys wanted her."
If Bohdan's allegations are true, it might actually be reasonable for Ramona and Mario to get back together. It would be complete and utter display of hypocrisy for one of them to be angry with the other if both have been engaging in extramarital affairs.
Do you take any stock in Bohdan Mazur's claims about Ramona Singer's love life? We know you have an opinion and we want to hear it, so feel free to sound off in the comments section below!
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By Steven Munatones, Swimming World Open Water correspondent
TIBURON, California, September 13. THE always exciting RCP Tiburon came to a close with Oceania swimmers walking away with the men's and women's elite titles. New Zealand's Kane Radford and Australia's Melissa Gorman surfaced victorious from the open water event.
With two-time Tiburon Mile champion Vladimir Dyatchin and Olympic gold medalist Ous Mellouli on his right and defending champion Trent Grimsey of Australia on his left right, Radford split the stars down the middle to win the $10,000 winner-take-all first prize at the 2009 RCP Tiburon Mile in San Francisco this morning.
"I tried to go all out right from the start," said Radford, who has been training with the Mission Viejo Nadadores this year. "I was confident in my line. I saw Trent over to my left and was grateful that I had the best line [to the finish]. It's a great way to start the season."
With a field filled with some of the world's best open water swimmers, Radford left no doubt that his upcoming season should be a good one. As he powered through to the shore, he comfortably finished ahead in 22:13 over Grimsey's 22:13 and Dyatchin's 22:50.
The women's race was completely different with several lead changes between Gorman, Eva Fabian of Greenwood Swim Club and Chloe Sutton of the Mission Viejo Nadadores.
Sutton got off to an excellent start and was holding her own against the top men while she was in the chase group between Dyatchin. Meanwhile, Gorman and Fabian had swum into rocks near the start, resulting in numerous gashes on Eva's stomach and arms.
"Even my suit ripped, but I really didn't feel it until I got out," said Fabian.
By mid-channel with the majestic Golden Gate Bridge in the background, Gorman had pulled behind Fabian and was drafting as the savvy world champion she is. Within minutes, Fabian and Gorman had converged with Sutton's group and the race was on – and no one was giving an inch. Sutton and Fabian went stroke-for-stroke into the harbor with Gorman only slightly behind. With 200 meters to go, it looked like a 1-2 American finish.
"But Eva and Chloe swung a little wide coming into the harbor and I saw an opening," Gorman said.
It was all she needed.
Gorman swung into overdrive, like she did at the 2009 World Championships where she upset Olympic gold medalist Larisa Ilchenko and edged by Fabian and Sutton.
"I saw her go by Chloe and me," said Fabian. "She was swimming fast."
Gorman just finished a stroke and a step ahead of Fabian and Sutton in the respective times of 24:06, 24:08 and 24:09.
"It was fun. It was a very good race," Fabian said.
Gorman was beaming with joy after winning.
"I've never won so much money in a race," Gorman said. "I am not sure what I am going to do with the money yet. Probably save some of it."
More than 750 swimmers started the 1.2-mile swim across San Francisco Bay in 65˚F (17˚C) water on an overcast day.
Overall men's results:
1. Kane Radford, New Zealand, 22:13
2. Trent Grimsey, Australia, 22:18
3. Vladimir Dyatchin, Russia, 22:50
4. Ous Mellouli, Tunisia, 23:47
5. Andrew Beato, Australia, 23:58
6. John Koehler Jr., USA, 24:20
7. Thiago Pereira, Brazil, 24:23
8. Brendan Capell, Australia, 24:42
9. Zach Hansford, Australia, 24:44
10. Ben Hinshaw, USA 25:17
Overall women's results:
1. Melissa Gorman, Australia, 24:06
2. Eva Fabian, USA, 24:08
3. Chloe Sutton, USA, 24:09
4. Britta Kamrau, Germany, 24:24
5. Ekaterina Seliverstova, Russia, 24:41
6. Luane Rowe, Australia, 24:53
7. Stacey Hansford, Australia, 25:51
8. Taylor Nanfria, USA 25:58
9. Caitlin Leverenz, USA 26:00
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Really, ladies. What is wrong with you? Why can't you just accept that Sarah Palin is beautiful? And why must you hate her on the basis of that?
You must be jealous. You are secretly ashamed of your hairy-legged, non-Neiman-Marcus-wearing self. There is no good reason to dislike the Good Governor. She is a bastion of sanity in an insane world. Don't take my word for it! Listen to Joan Swirsky of Canada Free Press. She wrote an article that totally explains why liberal, pro-choice, feminist women like myself have based their anti-Palin sentiments solely on irrational envy and the sad, painful knowledge that we are inferior to the pitbull with lipstick.
Swirsky maintains that the bashing of Bristol Palin reflects the left's "fear" of Sarah Palin. And gosh darnit, she's right! According to Ruth King, whom Swirsky quotes, I hate Palin because
she has actually achieved all [liberal women's] aspirations. She is successful; she is beautiful; she is a governor; she has taken on the old boys; she has gained national stature; she has clout; she has a son in the military; she has a husband who is a hunk who is also happy to help his wife's career, and she has four other kids and a great family life, along with its attendant problems.
Holy run-on sentence, Batman!
But Ruth King is right. It's not fair! All I ever wanted out of life was to be beautiful and have a son in the military and (most of all) a hunky husband! Really, my worth as a woman, and a liberal one at that, is solely measured in how many Republican dittoheads think I'm beautiful. Oh, and I wasted my life on being a feminist! It prevented me from accomplishing anything!
She was begging feminists with fancy credentials who had never accomplished anything to hate her, and they did.
My credentials crumble in the face of Palin's accomplishments. I suppose I will now have to turn in my gold medal earned studying Latin in the 10th grade. Indeed, I have accomplished nothing, my life is wasted, and my shriveled mind and barren uterus and un-lipsticked face cower before the brilliance that is Sarah Palin.
At this point, Palin has gone back to Alaska. And this is really not about Palin anymore. It's about the fact that she is the perfect symbol for the far right to hold up as a counterpoint to feminism. The right is far more bitter about Palin than I could ever be. She is not Vice President, she did not deliver McCain to the Oval Office, and she is no longer popping up in interviews with Charlie Gibson and Katie Couric.
But it is so much easier to fault those nefarious liberal feminists for resenting Palin than it is to recognize that more than 50% of American voters (including non-liberals, non-feminists, and a hell of a lot of men) did not vote for her ticket.
My own feelings towards Palin have nothing to do with her makeup or hairstyle or fancy suits. They have to do with actual issues. I have no shame in saying that I'm not as conventionally "attractive" as Sarah Palin. That's not quite the reason why I have more admiration for the incidentally pantsuit-wearing, complicated-marriage-possessing Hillary Clinton than the oh-so-beautiful (at least as per Joan Swirsky) Sarah Palin.
So really, don't hate Sarah Palin because she's beautiful and married. Because we shriveled, shrewish feminists can never hope to achieve such things. Let's just crawl back into our caves and weep silently, and accept that we are inferior women who have been deluded by feminism into thinking we are actually important.


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PTFE Flat Washer, USA Made, #8 Screw Size, 7/16" OD, 0.19...
Figure I will need to reduce the thickness of the heads on the post and screw but that should be easy to sand down. Bracket will be a thin piece of aluminum I have laying around. Plan to make the hole in the bracket wide enough to get the screw through but not the post. This way the screw and post will tighten down on it to keep the assembly from moving. May make it so I can adjust up and down to control the tension.
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The Real Reason Jon Gosselin Went Gun Crazy Recently
September 25, 2013 06:32 AM by Lisa Princ
Jon Gosselin recently whipped out his pistol and fired a warning shot at a photographer who was trying to snag some photos of his cabin, claiming he was protecting his family and his privacy. However, rumors suggest that the former Jon & Kate Plus 8 star had an ulterior motive for doing so, and it probably won't surprise you!
And here we thought that Jon Gosselin was simply protecting his family recently when he shot his gun to warn the paparazzi to get off of his property. But that does not seem to be the truth, at least according to new reports. In fact, Radar Online revealed that Gosselin actually has another photo deal in place, so he couldn't risk someone else snapping shots of his secluded cabin in the woods.
Of course, now it all makes sense, right? The man who once lived a lavish life, and now waits table to make money, needs to cash in somehow. "Jon cut a side deal with a paparazzo promising exclusive shots that they can sell and split the profit on. Jon basically said he won't allow anyone to take his photo without him getting a percentage," a source went on to explain to the site. So when Gosselin saw the other photographer trying to take pictures he snapped on her, firing his gun to get her off of his property.
Somehow, we just knew there had to be money involved, and now the mystery has been solved!
Now it's your turn to sound off! What do you think of Jon Gosselin firing his gun to warn the paparazzi? Does it surprise you that he is trying to cash in? We know you have an opinion and we want to hear it! Comment below to share your thoughts with us!
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We have our first tandem on order, an '04 Co-motion Speedster Co-pilot (Pewter metallic, S&S coupled, Wound Up CF fork, Ultegra/XTR, Rolf Vigor Tandem wheels). Only 1 more month till delivery...
We live in western Colorado and are blessed with great scenic paved roads as well as even more scenic backroads (e.g. packed dirt/forest and jeep roads). Although we'll primarily be riding on paved roads, I'm wondering if the Speedster is somewhat dirt-capable? I'm not thinking about technical singletrack; just a change in pace and some respite from the sun under forested dirt roads (e.g. Owl Creek Pass, for those familiar with the area).
I've been interested in cyclocross single bikes for this purpose which have a more relaxed road geometry, beefier frames, higher bottom brackets (for jumping logs), allowances for larger 700c knobbies (~35mm), cantilever brakes, and heavier duty wheels. I suppose I should call Co-Motion first but wanted to throw this topic out and see what your experiencs have been.
I'm thinking about a few possible problems with our Speedster:
1) Frame. Beefy enough? The dirt roads aren't bad though, and aren't tandem frames made beefier anyway in general compared to singles?
2) C/F Fork. Similar thoughts above. Also, large enough to accomodate 35 mm knobbies (W/U site doesn't give info)?
3) S&S couplers. Possible increased stress and wear/tear with the rougher roads?
4) Low spoke count Rolf wheels. Durability? May need a second pair of beefer wheels (anybody with a replaced pair laying around they want to sell?).
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Gucci Mane was feeling inspired this morning, but then he snapped back to reality in just under an hour. On Monday (Mar 4) the Atlanta rapper suddenly announced plans to change his name to "Guwop" on Twitter, but it was pretty short-lived.
"July 2nd I'm officially changing my rap name to Guwop and retiring the great GucciMane," he wrote. "Thanks Fans, for 8 years as Gucci now it's Wop turn."
Apparently his fans weren't really feeling it though, because about 30 minutes later he followed up with this tweet, "I am officially NOT changing my name to Guwop it will officially stay Gucci Mane due to my Fans' response.. Trap House 3 & Juug House July 2" and then added, "Ya'll Hell … Lmfao."
An honest effort.
Gucci is set to appear in the upcoming film "Spring Breakers," and his boy Waka is looking forward to it. "Honestly, he did that on the low. He knew I was gonna laugh at him," Waka told MTV News when the trailer premiered. "He did that on the low. I can't wait to see it."


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Rohani has also appointed a new Iranian envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Reza Najafi, and former foreign minister Ali Akbar Salehi as head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization.
According to the report, in his message to Rohani through Oman ruler Qaboos bin Said al-Said, Obama said the US was willing to ease the economic sanctions on Iran and advance negotiations on the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.
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Enjoy these mini chocolate ganache cake for Christmas
Food Recipes > Mini chocolate ganache cake (Ingredients )
Aren't we all looking forward to Christmas? Don't we start to feel the festival vibe this time of the year?
I love decorating my chocolate dessert with gold. And my favorite is to use gold crystal sugar sprinkles. All elegant, chic and festive.
To decorate these mini cakes, all it takes is time and patient. No skill is involved. I came up with the idea by using the chocolate flakes, so you don't have to worry about the smoothness of the exteriors. You can go as rustic as you prefer. And trust me, if you are making these for your guests for a dinner party, you will blow them away.
Ingredients (4 mini cakes):
Chocolate Cake
1 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted
3/4 teaspoon baking powder
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 large egg, room temperature
1/2 cup sour cream, room temperature
1/4 cup canola oil
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup boiling water
Chocolate Buttercream
1 stick unsalted butter, room temperature
1 cup powdered sugar, sifted
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 tablespoon heavy cream
1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted
Chocolate Ganache
200 grams dark chocolate, cut into small chunks
2/3 cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon corn syrup
100 grams dark chocolate, cut into small chunks
1 tablespoon gold crystal sugar sprinkles
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"It's a wicked public policy question," Forest Service Director of Fire and Aviation Management Tom Harbour said to the Associated Press. "We've got to make trade-offs. We're living in a time of constrained budgets."
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Destination : Vodice
Short description: The hotel complex Punta is located in the centre of the Dalmatian coast , situated by the sea in a pine forest on the peninsula and is only 20 meters from the beach. The complex is an entity of its own, only a 3 minutes walk from the center of the town. The crystal clear sea, with its sandy beach, is protected from the open sea by several islands. The hotel can accommodate 270 guests in its modern rooms and apartments modern equipped with SAT TV, telephone, dial up internet, mini bar, safe, full bathroom with hair dryer and balcony overlooking the sea. All hotel spaces are air-conditioned.
Hotel Rooms: 129. m
Destination : Vodice
Short description: Set just off the beaches of Vodice, this modern property features a lagoon-style swimming pool - ideal for a sunny break on the Croatian coastline.
The Hotel Olympic is located between Zadar and Split, 300 metres outside the resort centre. The sandy beaches and clear waters of the Adriatic are just 50 metres away.
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Short description: The family-owned Hotel Duje is located 2 km east of Vodice in the picturesque Srima, boasting magnificent panoramic views of Vodice and Tribunj from its balconies.
The nearby islands of Zlarin and Prvić as well as the Krka National Park and its famous Roka Waterfall and Skradin Cascade are worth a visit.
Hotel Duje is almost at the seashore, surrounded by fragrant pine trees, it has a homely atmosphere and spacious, beautifully decorated rooms. All of the rooms boast sea views and you can benefit from the free parking on site.
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Short description: Vila Marija is a small family-run guest house in the old town of Skradin, at the entrance to the Krka National Park in central Dalmatia, offering you nice rooms and tasty cuisine.
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Open all year round, this is a perfect base for visiting the Krka waterfalls National Park, for rowing, canoeing or kayaking on the Krka river or just for exploring the wonderful countryside.
Weddings at the Krka waterfalls or on the small island of Visovac with a beautiful Franciscan monastery can be organized by the Vila Marija. Private boat rides or taxi services are offered as well.
Close to the Vila Marija you can take part in painting and sculpturing workshops.
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Hotel Rooms: 8. m
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Short description: Panorama Hotel is one of the most beautiful tourist facilities of the ibenik Riviera, situated on a cliff above the Krka canyon, offering amazing panoramic views.
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Hotel Panorama is situated near the bridge of Sibenik, on the highway between Vodice and Sibenik. Enjoy the superb views of the town of Sibenik and the Krka s sunken delta - the port of Sibenik and the islands of the archipelago.
In the cosy and relaxing atmosphere of the restaurant, seating up to 200 guests, a high-quality selection of fish and meat specialities, as well as a wide choice of selected wines and other drinks is served.
The aperitif bar within the restaurant area is open to hotel guests and all those who want to enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of the Panorama Hotel.
The Panorama Hotel is an ideal place for the celebration of your wedding. We will assist you with our expert advice concerning the organisation of this feast, which will surely be a spectacular one.
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Short description: Our hotel on the seafront offers colourful and comfortable en suite accommodation, a range of tours and excursions and local seafood specialities in our sophisticated restaurant with stunning views.
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Our restaurant is located in a quiet bay with panoramic views of the sea. Fresh local fish, meat and vegetables are served daily with our very own wine from our very own vineyard.
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Stopped Birth control and could not tell if i ovulated
I stopped the pill on aug. 2, got my "period" aug. 7th and ever since i am very dizzy usually in the morning only, headaches, bad lower back pain but has since gone away. I tried a ovulation tests but all said i was not ovulating. What could be going on? Could I have ovulated and conceived already?
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I was on yaz since 2007 and stopped after my last active pill in the pack,before the pill I was always regular so im hoping I am, my husband and I are ttcposted 08/25/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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VILLA RICA, Ga. -- Villa Rica Mayor J. Collins made good on his promise to veto an ordinance passed by the city council restricting behind-the-wheel cell phone use.
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Villa Rica's ordinance included a ban on hand-held cell phone use by motorists zipping through town on Interstate 20. Less than three miles of that highway goes through Villa Rica, which is west of Atlanta. Mayor Collins says he would prefer to see the issue addressed statewide instead.


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Before the Diamondbacks, before the Coyotes, before the Cardinals, even before the Suns became Arizona's first major-league professional sports franchise, there was big-league motorsports at Phoenix International Raceway.
American racing icon A.J. Foyt won the debut race, for Indy cars, on the 1-mile oval on March 22, 1964. That was more than four years before Dick Van Arsdale scored the Suns' first points. Today, PIR's 50th anniversary celebration officially begins with NASCAR's The Profit on CNBC 500.
Oh, the history: Mario Andretti won the last race of his legendary career in 1993. Alan Kulwicki won his — and the track's — first NASCAR Sprint Cup race in 1988 and celebrated by driving the wrong way, which he dubbed the "Polish victory lap." Johnny Rutherford nearly died in 1980 when he flipped and landed upside-down on the front straight, only to return and win four months later. Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt raced some of their final miles here. Formula One world champions Nigel Mansell, Emerson Fittipaldi and Jacques Villeneuve came to drive Indy cars and brought the Valley international media attention. Future superstars Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart earned early career headlines in the Copper World Classic. Ken Schrader became the track's most prolific racer. NASCAR's Truck Series was born at PIR. Tom Cruise even used it as a stage for his hit movie "Days of Thunder."
"The fact that we are the oldest professional sports entity in the Valley means a lot," said Bryan Sperber, PIR's president since 2002. "You look at so many successful sports entities that have come into the Valley, the fact that we blazed that trail and are still here stronger than ever, speaks a lot to this community."
Avondale's population was just over 6,000 when PIR was built for about $500,000 by owners Dick and Nancy Hogue.
"It seemed like it was in the middle of nowhere," remembered Rutherford, who drove a dirt-track car in that inaugural race but went on to win three Indianapolis 500s and four times at PIR.
"I can remember going out to practice and the wind blowing out of the west blowing the sand under the guard rail and down across the racetrack in waves. It made it look beige rather than black asphalt. We just went out and ran. It was a new racetrack and we were all excited about that."
Foyt, Indy's first four-time winner, had four PIR wins. And a few crashes.
"It was not a track that was forgiving. If you made a mistake, you paid for it," Foyt told azcentral sports.
"It was a track the drivers would get mad at because it was hard to pass on. They'd chop you off and screw you all up. A driver could run two seconds slower than you but hold you up for many laps. That made a lot of the drivers very aggravated."
Indeed, Gordon Johncock bloodied Rutherford's nose after getting spun out off Turn 2 in 1977.
PIR's history essentially consists of two eras: Open-wheel racing, popular until the CART-IRL split in 1996; and NASCAR, whose twice yearly visits are among Arizona's biggest sporting events. The Copper World Classic, which featured a variety of classes for mostly short-track drivers, was a mainstay from the late 1970s into the 2000s.
"That was a big, big deal," Gordon said. "To those of us running on quarter-miles, half-miles, the kind of speed this track has, it got your attention. If you did well, you stood out. It solidified you as having potential to go on and race at the next level."
Kevin Harvick, who has four PIR Cup wins, said: "When I was growing up, coming to Phoenix was like going to the Daytona 500 for West Coast racers."
The financial success of NASCAR at PIR — the track earned a second event in 2005 which was added to the early-season schedule — made possible a variety of facility upgrades. A tunnel under Turn 4 replaced the Turn 2 vehicle crossover gate in 2003. which changed the racing line because the wall was pushed back. Lights were installed, and the first night race was in 2005. In 2011, the track was repaved and reconfigured, a $10 million project.
"You wonder what PIR would look like if we had not been able to secure that first NASCAR race," Sperber said. "I think this track would look very different than it does today. That was an incredibly important moment. I wasn't in this chair (job) when those decisions were made, but the people who were around knew that it was important. I don't think at the time they could have fathomed how incredibly important it was."
For Tony Gibson, now Danica Patrick's crew chief but on Kulwicki's team in 1988, victory in that first Cup event was memorable for several reasons.
"We would stack tires up at the end of the day and the tires would be warm," Gibson recalled. "We'd come back the next day and there were snakes laying in the wheels. That was pretty crazy. That was a little freaky."
So was Kulwicki's unique way of celebrating his win.
"I was like, 'What the hell is he doing,'" Gibson remembered thinking as his driver drove the wrong way. "It was something he had stuck in his head, when it (win) happened, he was going to make his mark. He was going to do something different. I think it fit perfect. That was something he was proud of."
Kulwicki won the championship in 1992 but died the following year in an airplane crash.
Earnhardt won at PIR in 1990 and son Dale Jr. took consecutive wins in 2003 and 2004. Gordon ended a 67-race victory drought in 2011, and Carl Edwards stopped a 70-race winless streak in 2013. Jimmie Johnson all-but clinched championships with his 2008 and 2009 victories.
Many think PIR's most famous moment — and perhaps most emotional for fans — was April 21, 2007. Gordon won on a Saturday night and tied the late Earnhardt's total of 76 wins. He commemorated the occasion by waving a flag featuring Earnhardt's famous No. 3 from his car. Dale Jr. greeted Gordon in victory lane.
Others say the top moment came on Nov. 11, 2012. Gordon intentionally wrecked Clint Bowyer in the closing laps, triggering a garage-area brawl involving Gordon and both pit crews. Bowyer jumped from his car and sprinted from the pits but was restrained from joining the melee.
Ray Evernham, Gordon's pit boss for three titles, says NASCAR needs more tracks like PIR.
"It's not cookie-cutter," he explained. "It creates passing because it's got three separate corners (including backstretch dogleg.) You've got to have good horsepower, but also good braking, good turning, good acceleration. You ask drivers where do you have to be good here and their eyes cross. You've got to do all the things you're supposed to in racing."
Patrick, of Scottsdale, has competed at PIR in Indy cars and now NASCAR.
"As I get older I recognize how much more important and valuable history is," Patrick said. "I'm not 50, so I don't have a feel for how it was then and how it is now but I know it's a track all drivers like coming to and unique in its own way. That's probably what has helped keep it around so long.
"And the fans come out — that's the most important thing."


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The Jell-o Pumpkin Spice instant pudding mix has hit the shelves at my local Walmart and I have been grabbing at it every chance I get. These Pumpkin Streusel Pudding Cookies and Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Pudding Cookies were such a hit last year that I decided it was time to make a new kind for this year.
Let me introduce you to the Pumpkin SNICKERDOODLE Pudding Cookie. It is fabulous. If you love cinnamon and sugar, if you love soft cookies, if you love pumpkin spice… then you are going to LOVE these cookies!
- ¾ cup butter, softened
- ¾ cup brown sugar
- ¼ cup sugar
- 1 (3.4 oz) box pumpkin spice instant pudding mix
- 2 eggs
- 1 tsp. vanilla
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- ½ tsp. cream of tartar
- 2 to 2¼ cups flour
- ½ cup sugar
- 1 tsp. cinnamon
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- Stir together flour, cream of tartar and baking soda and set aside.
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After spending the day driving through the drizzle and fog of the Pacific Northwest, I was really in the mood for this warm and sunny inspiration board. A casually rustic wedding in late summer or early fall, with picnic baskets and pie and cocktails. And a fabulous feather in your hair! How are you keeping warm with winter setting in?
Oh, also! I managed to mis-label one of my images here and can't find the proper source, so if you know who made the sweet tree card, leave a comment so I can add a link.
Mood: warm, rustic
Palette: iced tea, yellow, cream
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Top row from left: wedding sign photo by Stephanie Williams, hair feather from Martha Stewart Weddings, Marin Headlands Center for the Arts
Row 2: centerpiece by Ariella Chezar, cocktails from Martha Stewart Weddings, coat hangers via Once Wed, tree card
Row 3: gift basket from via Oh So RB, table from Outstanding in the Field, pie from Martha Stewart Weddings, suit from The Sartorialist
Row 4: calligraphy by Bluebird Studios, car photo by Melanie Mauer, bouquet from Martha Stewart Weddings
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text: A mountain to climb for Big Media The Great Transition 09 November 09 by Peter Kirwan http://www.flickr.com/photos/ianlordy/165299928/Flickr CC: ianlord Last week, Sir Martin Sorrell tried out his impersonation of an Old Testament prophet on financial analysts. During a conference call with analysts, Sorrell revealed a 9 per cent decline in like-for-like revenues at WPP between July and September. He then went on to deliver instructions on how to call the end of recession.These weren't written on tablets of stone. But Sorrell's tone was stern. "I don't want to get into that mentality where you accept that declines in negatives is good," he said. "We don't accept that. . . We will only declare final victory when we see positive growth year on year."In a separate interview with Reuters, Sorrell announced: "People feel better, their hearts and minds are better but it hasn't been reflected in increased spending yet."As usual, Sorrell had a point. In the weeks running up to WPP's results announcement, the narrative surrounding Big Media's prospective recovery had become febrile. Media stocks started rising from subterranean depths during February and March. By summer, momentum had really taken hold. During Q3, valuations rose by one-third, outperforming the 18 per cent rise in the FTSE 100.Against this backdrop, financial journalists did what they're paid to do. They looked for evidence that might explain the market's optimism. They tried to anticipate the point at which the narrative of recession would turn into the narrative of recovery in the real world.But the saw-toothed transition from recession to recovery is never easy. As summer turned to autumn, much – too much, according to Sir Martin Sorrell – was made of the slowing rate of decline in ad revenues.In late September, one headline suggested that the publishers of the Daily Mail were expecting a "happy new year". The copy suggested something else. Specifically, an executive quoted in the story "refused to call the bottom, in case it turns out we are on a ledge".Just days before Sorrell's announcement, several reports interpreted a market update from Independent News & Media as evidence that ad markets were "stabilising".Stabilisation, of course, has become the favoured metaphor of financial PRs during the credit crunch. Happily, it refers to a positive process rather than an end point. This, of course, obviates the need to call the bottom of the downturn. Nevertheless, it took a measure of self-confidence for INM to use the word in the context of continuing 20 per cent declines in ad revenue.In this context, the news published by ITV on Thursday morning of last week came as a surprise. Just a days weeks after WPP's results, the leaderless broadcaster told investors that it expected ad revenues to rise by 4 per cent YOY in December.The last time ITV reported a rise in ad revenues was 18 months ago, three months before the collapse of Lehman Brothers.Caution seems the appropriate response. After all, December is only one month, and this – we should remember – is still a forecast, made against easy comparatives. In the wake of ITV's announcement, Numis Securities refused to go further than predicting a flat performance for 2010.Even so: ITV's forecast is the strongest signal yet that growth will resume for Big Media. At this point, therefore, it seems worthwhile to calculate the cost of recession so far.Alongside a Great Transition, the past few years have witnessed a Great Downsizing. The humbling of those parts of Big Media that rely heavily on advertising kicked off in the mid-noughties. Internet advertising outstripped newspaper advertising in revenue terms during 2006. According to the IAB, broadcasters were overtaken during the first half of this year.To get some perspective on ITV's current situation, for example, it's necessary to go back to 2005. At the time, Charles Allen was still chief executive: in fact, he had just presided over the merger between Carlton and Granada.During 2005, ITV generated £1.63 billion in ad revenues – a sum that's never been bettered. This year, the company forecasts ad revenues of £1.25 billion.Looking ahead, let's assume – generously – that ITV's revenues grow rapidly at first before subsiding towards the long-term trend. If advertisers increase expenditure by 5 per cent a year on average, the company should be able to surpass its previous best during 2015.Another example: Independent News & Media, which publishes The Independent in London, will need to boost ad revenues by 40 per cent in order to return to the high point of 2007. On current evidence, INM will outstrip its previous best by 2016.The timeframes required to regain lost ground are substantial. Interestingly, they're not dissimilar to those faced by the UK economy.Three months ago, Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, tried to explain to bemused City economists why the Bank had decided to pump a further £50 billion into the economy as part of its quantitative easing efforts.He adopted James Carville's famous advice to the Clinton election team in 1992 as his text. "It's the levels, stupid," said King. "It's not the growth rates, it's the levels that matter here."King was arguing that green shoots of recovery pale into insignificance compared with the amount of output that had been destroyed by this recession. Like Big Media, the British economy has a mountain to climb before it recovers what has been lost.King suspects that growth from such a low level might not feel much like growth at all. He recently warned MPs that for most "ordinary people", renewed economic growth wouldn't feel like recovery. It would be accompanied by "levels of demand and output, including employment, well below the levels that we have got used to."Do companies behave in the same way as national economies? Is corporate revenue comparable to GDP? Not always. In fact, drawing parallels can be hazardous. Happily, for Big Media, profitability will matter a lot more than revenue growth in the near future.Media companies that make most of their living from advertising always emerge from recession generating outsized profits. It's in their nature. With all of those lumpy people costs reduced to a minimum, even small improvements in revenue send torrents of cash cascading toward the bottom line.Already, in the wake of Thursday's announcement from ITV, Numis Securities increased its forecast for pre-tax profits at ITV in 2011 to £250 million. Remarkably enough, that's within spitting distance of the £311m the company delivered during 2005.The contrast with revenue-based timeframes is startling. Judged on the basis of profitability alone, ITV may surpass the achievements of 2005 within three years.Logically, perhaps, investors are behaving as if this downturn is no different from others. In the absence of a w-shaped recession, they may be proved correct – at least in the short term.Big Media may be forced to live with reduced revenues for a lengthy period, but the savage cost-cutting of the past 18 months means that even a modest recovery should generate handsome profits. Just don't ask what happens if the recovery in advertising markets ultimately proves disappointing. That's another – rather darker – scenario. After a harrowing downturn, investors and executives will be glad that they don't need to confront it yet. Edited by Holden Frith Latest on wired.co.uk


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John Kenney
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Canadian announces his retirement at the end of his most successful season to date
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Europcar rider is the first person from Quebec to ever compete in the race
Canada's Veilleux secures Tour start for Europcar
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The 25-year-old won the opening stage at the Criterium du Dauphine and held the leader's jersey for three days
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Foster carers urged to 'be like Brenda'
Foster carers are being urged to 'be like Brenda' and support a campaign to provide short break care for city children.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council has launched a hard-hitting campaign to promote the need for city residents to come forward to provide regular respite care to help parents, and their children who have disabilities or additional needs.
The council would like to hear from people like the fictional character Brenda – an average woman who provides short break care for a young boy who is autistic. The carers will have an understanding of the disability maybe from their own life experience or through their employment.
Councillor Gwen Hassall, cabinet member for social services, said:
"We know that there are lots of people in the city like Brenda; people with a kind heart and experience of children who have additional needs. They may have a child with additional needs themselves or have worked in that setting.
"People like Brenda are really important. They enable parents to have valuable time to themselves, and provide continuity for the young people, in building a relationship with the same carers. This continuity is particularly beneficial for children with disabilities.
"People like Brenda also have strong links with the city which is important for the young people, because they are able to remain in the area they are familiar with, and it also mean carers have the support of a strong, consistent network of professional staff and other carers.
"We are in real need of people to offer short break respite, and have a waiting list of parents who want to be matched."
The council is looking to establish a network of 10-15 families who are registered to provide placements for 30 young people. The authority has launched a publicity campaign to promote the service, with billboards and radio adverts across the city.
The council is also using fostering fortnight, which runs until 26 May, to highlight the initiative.
The authority's fostering service is rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted. Foster carers do not have to have a big house, be in employment or have children of their own. It does not matter if they are married, divorced, single or living with a partner – they just need to have time and space in their lives to foster.
Approximately 470 children are currently in care in Stoke-on-Trent. Foster carers are paid depending on individual cases, but the rewards for people like Brenda may be more than just financial. The council would also like foster carers for teenagers – many teenagers need less support than the round-the-clock intensive care needed for very young children.
Paula Wilman, a local authority commissioning officer for children's services, has been a short break carer. The 41-year-old had looked after a 17-year-old boy with complex physical and learning disabilities, who used a wheelchair; she had also looked after a 10 year old boy with learning disabilities.
She said:
"I got involved in providing short break care because I wanted to give something back. I don't have children myself, but have worked with disability organisations that support children. I was able to provide respite care once a month, which fitted in with my full time work. I'm a big believer in doing something rather than sitting around talking about it.
"I was given a lot of support and training, and the children have families that are nearby, which is a good reassurance. The supervising social worker and support network is excellent.
"I would encourage other people to become short break carers. It is also an opportunity to have fun and experience things that you wouldn't normally do as an adult – for example we had days out at the monkey forest, or played in streams. The satisfaction of being able to contribute to a child's life is really good."
As part of fostering fortnight, council officers are staging events across the city to promote the service, short break respite care, and ways people can find out more.
Events are to be held at:
- Saturday 18 May and Sunday 19 May – St Thomas Church, Manor Court Street, Penkhull, where an information stand will be available all weekend.
- Tuesday 21 May, 10am – 4pm – Asda Supermarket, Scotia Road, Tunstall, where the recruitment team will be on hand to talk about fostering in the city.
- Wednesday 22 May, 9.30am – 12noon – Marychurch Centre, 153 Werrington Road, Bucknall, where an information breakfast will provide an opportunity to drop in and talk to the fostering recruitment team.
- Wedneday 22 May, 6.30pm – 8pm – Hanley Community Fire Station, Lower Bethesda Street, Hanley, where a fostering information meeting will take place.
- Friday 24 May, 11.30am – 2pm – Norsaca, Lindsay Annexe, Cannon Place, Hanley, where the recruitment team will be on hand to talk about fostering in the city.
Alternatively, to find out more about fostering please call 01782 234555, visitwww.stoke.gov.uk/fostering or email email@example.com.


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