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Eileen Chamberlain Donahoe nominated as ambassador to UN Human Rights Council
For more than 40 years, GTU's Center for Jewish Studies (CJS) has offered outstanding academic programs committed to interreligious conversation, and has served as a vital center for Jewish life in the Bay Area, hosting scholarly lectures, films, conferences, and Jewish holiday celebrations that are open to the public.
Thanks to a three-year $900,000 grant made in 2008, by both the Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture and the Koret Foundation, CJS continues to offer robust academic and community programs.
The Rev. Carmen Lansdowne is also called Kwisa'lakw by one of the aboriginal peoples of Canada's central northwest coast. The name, given her by tribal elders at a ceremonial potlatch, means "woman who travels far," and acknowledges the globetrotting work of this 34-year-old doctoral student in Interdisciplinary Studies. Lansdowne serves on the World Council of Churches (WCC) executive committee, representing 560 million Christians in 110 countries and territories.
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Durban - A Durban family's dream holiday to the US ended on a sour – and expensive – note when a toy water gun one of the children had bought at Disney World prevented them boarding the last leg of their flight home.
Kulula.com at Joburg's OR Tambo Airport refused to allow the family of seven, from Winston Park, to board their flight to Durban earlier this month, unless they dumped the, as yet unassembled, colourful plastic Transformer toy – even though it had been placed in luggage destined for the hold.
They had travelled from the US, via Atlanta, without incident.
Greg Bold, father of 10-year-old Jordan, the owner of the water pistol, said the tipping point had been when "we were basically told we had better hurry up and sort out our baggage or we would miss another flight. After that attitude we decided to hire a car to drive back to Durban".
The kulula.com website says no toy guns are allowed on "kulula flights as checked-in or hand luggage".
On the company's website, it says: "With today's technology, guns can be made from plastic and even appear to be a toy."
Kulula spokesman Shaun Pozyn said while he did not know the details of what had happened, passenger safety was a priority for the airline. "I will, however, investigate this issue further," he said.
Jordan's grandmother Trish Molyneaux said each child had been allowed to choose a special gift from either Disney World or Universal Studios paid for by their grandparents. "Jordan really wanted the Transformer water pistol after doing the special effects experience at Universal," she said.
Molyneaux had had the dismantled toy in her main luggage. When her bag had been weighed, she had been questioned on what was in it.
"She (the kulula.com staff member) asked about sharp objects and flammables and then she asked if I had any toy guns in my bag."
When Molyneaux admitted to having the water pistol in her luggage, she had been told the airline did not, under any circumstances, allow toy guns on their planes, even in checked-in luggage.
Molyneaux offered to take the water pistol out of the luggage and take it to the gun counter, where firearms are put in a locked box and transported in the checked luggage on domestic flights.
"The attendant told me they could not do that either because kulula.com does not have a licence to carry firearms.
"I tried to explain this was not a firearm, but a toy, but they would not hear any of it. I can't get my head around it; we travelled all the way from America with it, and you would think they would be stricter about their baggage policies."
The Airports Company of South Africa says on its website that a toy gun is a restricted item on all flights.
"Passengers may be given the option of having these items transported as checked baggage if prior arrangements have been made," it said.
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However, Rougerie knows that experience will count for nothing and has highlighted the threat Roberts poses to Les Bleus, believing him to be the man that gets Wales ticking.
And the 6ft 4" centre praised the youthful look of Warren Gatland's squad on a whole, believing it is a similar model to that which has helped his club Clermont become one of the forces in the Top 14.
"Roberts is a great player. He makes them go forward each time he touches the ball," said Rougerie
"He is one of the centrepieces, if not the centrepiece, of his team. Wales rely on him to a great extent.
"His physicality represents a big challenge to us and we need to prepare properly against him. So far Wales have been very impressive, they have shown a disconcerting fluidity and looked dangerous.
"I come from a club where we believe in identifying young players and giving them their chance so it is no surprise to me to see the young Welsh players come in now and do so well.
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Slipping the government bonds to touch the face of Mammon
If the National Party has an Achilles heel that makes it vulnerable to attack, it's a fondness for cosying up to big money.
First there was the unseemly eagerness with which it prostrated itself before emissaries from Warner Bros in the 2010 row over Sir Peter Jackson's production of The Hobbit. Then came the sweetheart deal with Sky City, whereby Auckland will gain a new convention centre in return for regulatory concessions that will allow the company to install extra gaming tables and 900 more poker machines.
Any competent government will look for ways to promote tourism and create new jobs; but there's a counter-argument that if it results in more gamblers squandering the family grocery budget on pokies, it's not worth it.
Meanwhile another Sky, Sky TV, has benefited from a hands-off regulatory regime (admittedly adopted by Labour as well as National) that has seen its audience multiply at the expense of publicly owned broadcasters. Benevolent market conditions enable the pay-television company to outbid free-to-air rivals for sports broadcasting rights and all the best new drama programmes. As a result, we have witnessed the gradual death by strangulation of public service television.
National has also exposed itself to the accusation that it's too matey with Australian-owned television and radio company MediaWorks, which was the beneficiary last year of a $43 million government loan guarantee. What made that deal look particularly dodgy was that Steven Joyce, then minister of communications, is a former managing director of MediaWorks' radio subsidiary, although, to be fair, it was reported that Mr Joyce initially advised against the arrangement.
Now we learn that the grotesque German known as Kim Dotcom, who is fighting extradition to the United States on charges of internet piracy, bought New Zealand residency in 2010 by investing $10m in government bonds. Immigration officials knew of his convictions in Germany for insider trading and embezzlement but weighed his criminal record against "potential benefits to New Zealand".
We don't know whether political influence was brought to bear in the decision to grant Dotcom residency, but perhaps direct involvement wasn't necessary. Officials often take their cue from what they know to be the attitudes of their political masters.
Of course, everyone expects National to be business-friendly, just as Labour ingratiates itself with trade unions. But it's one thing for a government to promote a prosperous economic environment and quite another to roll over for big business or any sleazy entrepreneur waving a cheque book.
How that a country as dynamic and full of talent as the United States can't produce a more impressive set of Republican challengers for the presidency.
Virtually every one of them is encumbered with compromising baggage. With Herman Cain, it was a history of sexual harassment. For Newt Gingrich, it's his marital record and apparent predilection for adultery. For Mitt Romney, who tried hard to present himself as Mr Clean, it's not so much his great wealth - Americans have no problem with that - as his evasiveness over how much he pays in tax.
Rick Santorum has been accused of living in one state while claiming school subsidies for his large family in another; Ron Paul has been embarrassed by bigoted views expressed in a newsletter published under his name. And on it goes.
But it's not just that. Conspicuously absent from the Republican campaign is any hint of inspirational vision. Where are the successors to the great American political speechwriters of the past such as Ted Sorensen, who crafted John F Kennedy's famous inaugural speech with its appeal to Americans to "ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country"? Or Peggy Noonan, who masterfully recycled the poet John Magee's line about aviators who "slipped the surly bonds of earth ... and touched the face of God" in a speech by Ronald Reagan honouring the astronauts who died in the Challenger space shuttle explosion. Certainly, there's been no soaring rhetoric so far from the Republican White House hopefuls. At this rate all Barack Obama has to do is turn up and the White House will be his for another four years.
Few look better with their shirts off than on. (The same is true of women, but I'm not allowed to say that.) So why do Phoenix fans insist on baring their torsos when their team plays? All that pale, flabby flesh, all those man boobs and scrawny chests, it's not pretty. .
I note with alarm that Gareth Morgan, one of the team's new owners, demonstrated his solidarity with fans by getting his own top off at a game last year. It's all very well wanting to prove that you're one of the boys, but surely this is going too far.


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On the other hand, Tesla may have significantly more room to the downside, if execution risks continue to crop up.
Merrill Lynch analyst John Lovallo, who has a $45 price target and "underweight" rating on shares, believes execution risk is the biggest problem facing Tesla's share price over the next several months.
"Battery fires, the ongoing NHTSA investigation, and speculation of a Model S recall have dominated recent news flow and added downward pressure to TSLA's stock," Lovallo wrote in his note. "While these concerns may be valid, we believe an ever more significant risk for shareholders lies in the fact that Tesla's current market value continues to imply loft and possibly unrealistic volume expectations."
He notes that Tesla would have to sell 348,000 cars by the year 2020 to achieve its current valuation. Currently, the company expects to sell around 21,000 Model S units this year. Musk has said in recent interviews that fourth-quarter shipments of the Model S are going better than expected. Tesla said in its third-quarter earnings report that it expects to ship around 6,000 Model S units.
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Bob Newhart to Perform at Gallo Center, 9/26
Legendary stand-up comedian, television icon and film star Bob Newhart will make his first appearance at the Gallo Center for the Arts at 8 pm on Friday, September 26.
Tickets for the performance are $39 to $99, and may be purchased online at www.galloarts.org. by calling (209) 338-2100, or from the Gallo Center ticket office at 1000 I Street in downtown Modesto.
Noted for his deadpan and slightly stammering delivery, Newhart came to prominence in the 1960s when his album of comedic monologues,"The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart," was a worldwide bestseller and reached number one on the Billboard pop album chart. During these years he developed classic routines including The Driving Instructor, Sir Walter Raleigh and The Submarine Commander that he continues to perform.
Newhart went on to star in two long-running, award-winning television situation comedies, as well as a Peabody Award-winning variety show. He's also appeared in 14 feature films, including the "Catch 22," "Cold Turkey" and the 2003 Will Ferrell holiday comedy, "Elf."


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Area high school football roundup: Serr rushes for 360 yards in Burke/South Central win
LAKE ANDES —Senior Turner Serr had 27 carries for 360 yards to lift Burke/South Central past Andes Central 52-14 Friday in high school football action.
Zach Sebern was 2-for-2 in passing for 26 yard and Ethan Fernau had one catch for nine yards for the Cougars. Turner Serr had 14 tackles and Jordan Jones had eight tackles and one sack.
For Andes Central, Joey Evans had 20 carries for 55 yards and was 6-for-12 passing for 70 yards. Zach Cournoyer had one reception for 20 yards. On defense, Evans had 12 tackles and Angel Alcaraz had nine tackles.
The Cougars (2-1) play Gayville-Volin Friday, while Andes Central (1-2) hosts Scotland Friday.
First Quarter
BSC: Turner Serr 61 run (conversion failed)
Second Quarter
BSC: Serr 11 run (conversion failed)
BSC: Serr 61 run (conversion failed)
BSC: Serr 37 run (conversion failed)
AC: Joey Evans 5 run (Evans run)
Third Quarter
AC: Evans 6 run (conversion failed)
BSC: Sam Hazen 7 run (conversion failed)
Fourth Quarter
BSC: Serr 8 run (kick failed)
BSC: Tyson Serr 2 run (conversion failed)
BSC: Ethan Fernau run
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Gregory 38, Kimball/White Lake 20
WHITE LAKE — Kurt Braun threw for 246 yards and three touchdowns to lead Gregory past Kimball/White Lake 38-20 in high school football action Friday.
Gavin Thomas was Braun's main target. He caught three passes for 121 yards and two touchdowns. Sean Kafka had one catch for 76 yards. Braun also rushed for 91 yards on 25 carries.
Kimball/White Lake was led by Riley Talbott and Turner Blasius. Talbott had 44 yards on 11 carries, while Blasius had 33 yards on eight carries. Talbott connected for a 42-yard touchdown pass to Corbin Heath.
KWL (2-1) plays Lower Brule Friday in Lower Brule. Gregory (2-1) hosts Marty Indian Friday.
First Quarter
KWL: Eathan Gaulke 3 run (conversion failed)
KWL: Riley Talbott 1 run (Talbott run)
Second Quarter
G: Gavin Thomas 28 pass from Kurt Braun (conversion failed)
KWL: Corbin Heath 42 pass from Talbott (conversion failed)
G: Jonah Beck 4 pass from Braun (conversion failed)
Third Quarter
G: Thomas 55 pass from Braun (conversion failed)
G: Braun 5 run (Beck run)
Fourth Quarter
G: Beck 33 run (conversion failed)
G: Robert Vomacka 2 run (conversion failed)
Platte-Geddes 61, Marty 14
Miller scored on a 3-yard touchdown in the first quarter and again on a 40-yard run in the third quarter. He finished with 100 yards on seven carries, while Nate Spawn had 97 rushing yards. The Black Panthers finished with 453 yards on the ground.
Marty was led by Ryan Shields, who had two receptions for 103 yards and one touchdown.
The Black Panthers (2-1) play Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan Friday in Emery. Marty (0-2) plays at Gregory Friday.
First Quarter
PGDC: Tate Wagner 36 pass from Coby Johnson (Matt Warejcka kick)
PGDC: Warejcka 1 run
PGDC: Spencer Miller 3 run
Second Quarter
PGDC: Warejcka 2 run
PGDC: Johnson 1 run (Warejcka kick)
Third Quarter
PGDC: Jayden VanZee 6 run (Warejcka run)
PGDC: Miller 40 run (Warejcka kick)
M: Ryan Shields 90 pass from Arian Iron Elk
Fourth Quarter
PGDC: Parker Boyden 15 run (Warejcka kick)
M: Darius Two Bull 4 run (Shields run)
PGDC: VanZee 89 return (Warejcka kick)
Alcester-Hudson 16, Hanson 6
ALCESTER — The Alcester-Hudson football team defeated Hanson 16-6 in high school football action Friday.
Colin Walth had 10 carries for 129 yards and one touchdown, while Erik Barnes racked up 51 yards on eight attempts and one touchdown for the Cubs.
For Hanson, Jacob Paradeis carried the ball 17 times for 112 yards and one touchdown. Andy Craig had 12 carries for 73 yards. Paradeis also added a team-high nine tackles, and Ryan Guericke had seven.
Hanson (0-3) hosts Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan Sept. 27 in Alexandria.
Second Quarter
H: Jacob Paradeis 3 run (conversion failed)
Third Quarter
AH: Erik Barnes 34 run (Grant Johnson pass)
Fourth Quarter
AH: Colin Walth 97 run (Johnson pass)
Parkston 36, Elk Point-Jefferson 0
PARKSTON — Miles Semmler had three rushing touchdowns in Parkston's 36-0 victory over Elk Point-Jefferson in a high school football game Friday.
Semmler had 10 carries for 131 yards and three touchdowns, while Wes Dvorak went 6-of-12 in passing for 82 yards and one interception.
No stats were reported for Elk Point-Jefferson.
Parkston (3-0) plays at Wagner Friday.
First Quarter
P: Miles Semmler 1 run (kick good)
Second Quarter
P: Semmler 22 run (kick good)
P: Semmler 53 run (kick good)
Third Quarter
P: Mitch Hiesinger 40 pass from Dvorak (kick good)
Fourth Quarter
P: Dvorak 1 run (kick failed)
Colome 48, Highmore-Harrold 18
HIGHMORE — Colome came away with a forceful victory over Highmore-Harrold 46-18 in a high school football game Friday.
Terrance Kinzer had 10 rushes for 91 yards and one touchdown. He also went 4-for-7 in passing with 84 yards and three touchdowns. Cole McCarty ran the ball 11 times for 76 yards and two touchdowns for the Cowboys.
On defense, Will Cahoy led the Cowboys with 11 tackles and Reed Harter had six tackles and one interception.
No stats were reported for Highmore-Harrold.
Colome (2-1) plays Lower Brule Sept. 27 in Lower Brule.
First Quarter
C: Terrance Kinzer 18 pass to Lane Fawcett (conversion failed)
C: Kinzer 36 run (Kinzer run)
Second Quarter
C: McCarthy 4 run (McCarty run)
C: McCarthy 2 run (conversion failed)
C: Kinzer 21 pass to Cody Heath (conversion failed)
C: Kinzer 7 pass Fawcett (Kinzer run)
Third Quarter
C: Kelly O'Bryan 26 pass Cody Heath (conversion failed)
Howard 30,
Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan 20
HOWARD — Howard beat Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan 30-20 in a high school football game Friday night.
Howard's Luke Loudenburg led the team with 34 carries for 223 yards and three touchdowns. Isaiah Glanzer had seven carries for 96 yards for the Tigers. Nick Pardy had 12 tackles for Howards' defense.
For Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan, Wade Miller had 16 rushes for 100 yards, and Blake Bartscher completed 7 of 14 passes for 117 yards. Ethan Riggs had 15 tackles on defense for the Seahawks.
Howard (2-0) plays Mount Vernon/Plankinton at Mount Vernon Friday, while Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan (2-1) plays Platte-Geddes/Dakota Christian in Emery Friday.
First Quarter
H: Luke Loudenburg 3 run (conversion good)
Third Quarter
H: Loudenburg 74 punt return (conversion good)
BEE: Wade Miller 11 run (conversion failed)
H: Loudenburg 14 run (conversion good)
Fourth Quarter
H: Loudenburg 2 run (conversion failed)
BEE: Jordan Grosdidier 37 run (conversion failed)
BEE: Grosdidier 7 run (conversion good)
Gayville-Volin 46,
Tripp-Delmont/Armour 32
TRIPP — Shane Koster rushed for 131 yards and two touchdowns for Tripp-Delmont/Armour, but the Nighthawks fell to Gayville-Volin 46-32 Friday.
Koster also had 28 passing yards for TDA and Clayton Lau tallied 64 yards. Cody Hrdlicka recorded 17 tackles, while Austin Fischer chipped in with 13 tackles.
Zach Anderson led the way for Gayville-Volin. Anderson rushed for 182 yards and two touchdowns. Garrett Hirsch added 79 yards on the ground for Gayville-Volin.
TDA (0-2) plays Avon Friday in Avon.
First Quarter
TDA: Clayton Lau 27 run (Shane Koster pass)
GV: Zach Anderson 82 return (conversion failed)
GV: Garrett Hirsch 4 run (conversion failed)
TDA: Koster 1 run ( Koster run)
Second Quarter
TDA: Koster 88 run (Koster pass)
GV: Grant Rice 1 run (conversion good)
Third Quarter
GV: Hirsch 4 run (conversion failed)
GV: Anderson 8 run (conversion good)
Fourth Quarter
GV: Anderson 5 run (conversion failed)
GV: Rice 2 run (conversion failed)
TDA: Cody Hrdlicka 2 run (conversion good)
Avon 44, Scotland 12
SCOTLAND — Brandon Kocmich and Devin Tolsma each rushed for over 100 yards as the Avon Pirates defeated Scotland 44-12 Friday.
Kocmich rushed for 107 yards and two touchdowns, while Tolsma had a team-leading 170 yards and one touchdown on four carries.
The Pirates finished with 370 yards rushing.
Scotland was led by Blake Konstanz, Tim Bodden and Alex Kotalik. Konstanz rushed for 83 yards and one touchdown, while Bodden had 56 yards on nine carries and Kotalik had one carry for 66 yards and a touchdown.
Scotland (1-2) plays Andes Central Friday in Lake Andes. Avon (3-0) hosts Tripp-Delmont/Armour Friday.
First Quarter
A: Brandon Kocmich 1 run
A: Kocmich 70 run (Logan Mudder pass)
A: Devin Tolsma 74 run
Second Quarter
A: Knodel safety
A: Kocmich 26 pass from Mudder (Mudder Pass)
A: Mudder 7 run
A: Brant Blaha 34 run
Third Quarter
S: Blake Konstanz 88 run
S: Alex Kotalik 66 run
Canistota 56, Freeman 12
FREEMAN — Nickolas Hofer racked up 226 yards for scored four touchdowns in Canistota's 56-12 victory over Freeman in high school football action Friday.
Hofer had 15 carries and led the Hawks' defense with eight tackles. Quarterback Shay Jolley recorded 111 yards and three touchdowns on five completions.
Freeman's Cole Paulson completed 9 of 12 passes for 90 yards and a touchdown. Cody Roth had 14 carries for 67 yards and one touchdown, and Avery Sage had seven tackles in the loss.
Canistota (2-1) hosts Menno/Marion Friday, while Freeman (0-3) plays Corsica/Stickney Friday in Stickney.
First Quarter
F: Brannan Schmidt 32 pass from Cole Paulson (conversion failed)
C: Jerad Nielsen pass from Shay Jolley (Nickolas Hofer run)
Second Quarter
C: Hofer 5 run (conversion failed)
C: Hofer 50 run (Colton Golder run)
F: Cody Roth 3 run (conversion failed)
C: Hofer 25 run (conversion failed)
C: Nielsen 46 pass from Jolley (Matthew Anderson run)
Third Quarter
C: Hofer 64 run (Hofer pass from Jolley)
C: Nielsen 59 run (conversion failed)
Fourth Quarter
C: Carson Hofer 56 run (conversion failed)
Chamberlain 20,
Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 14
CHAMBERLAIN — Hunter Hallock had 149 yards on the ground to help Chamberlain defeat Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 20-14 Friday.
With the game tied at 14, Hallock scampered 19 yards for the game winning touchdown with 35 seconds to go in the fourth quarter. He also had an interception on defense.
Chamberlain quarterback Chris Schwartz had 19 yards passing and 68 yards rushing.
Zach Kenobbie led the Chamberlain defense with 2.5 tackles and one sack.
Cray Allen led Cheyenne-Eagle Butte with 43 yards passing and 17 yards on the ground.
Chamberlain (1-2) plays Redfield/ Doland Sept. 27 in Redfield. Cheyenne-Eagle Butte (0-3) plays Pine Ridge Friday in Eagle Butte.
Second Quarter
C: Jim Bob Ellsworth 7 run (Chris Schwartz run)
Third Quarter
CEB: Cray Allen fumble recovery (Allen kick)
Fourth Quarter
C: Schwartz 1 run
CEB: James Charging Cloud 84 return (Allen kick)
C: Hunter Hallock 9 run
White River 60, Lyman 22
WHITE RIVER — The Lyman Raiders fell to White River 60-22 Friday in a high school football game.
No stats were reporter for this game.
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Bake Sale Fave? For Sandra, It's Snickerdoodlesby Sara Levine in View All Posts, March 26th, 2010
Earlier this week, Sandra Lee was busy working on recipes in Food Network Kitchens. She took a break to sit down and chat with us about her new season of Sandra's Money Saving Meals, premiering this Sunday at 12pm/11c.
FN Dish: This season's premiere of Sandra's Money Saving Meals is all about the Bake Sale. When you visit a table full of great-looking treats, what's your pick? Cookie, brownie, cupcake, something else?
Sandra Lee: Snickerdoodles. If they have a snickerdoodle, I'll definitely buy that.
FN Dish: What's your wallet-friendly take on this classic fundraising event?
Sandra: I wanted to show that it can still be inexpensive to throw a fabulous bake sale. And not just a bake sale that's all about sweets, but a bake sale that also offers savory items. So that way, if you're walking by, there's no reason to say no. You can't say, "I can't have sugar because I haven't eaten anything." Well, we've got Ham and Cheese Pinwheels. Have that and then you can have a brownie! Cookies are always good, too; brownies already cut and packaged are good. Cupcakes can be good but glazes are better than high icing. Cake is great, but pieces should always be pre-packaged so you're not touching it. Avoid anything that's hard to slice and messy. Banana cream pie—not so much.
FN Dish: You're the spokeswoman for Share Our Strength's Great American Bake Sale, an awesome charity that raises money to end childhood hunger. Can you tell us a little more about GABS?
Sandra: Great American Bake Sale is a big annual fundraiser—I got involved years ago when I was a columnist for Parade magazine. The need has really expanded—last year the need was 12 million children, this year it is 17 million children. It's amazing how wonderful it is—everybody can participate and have a good time. You can have a bake sale with your church, with your school, with your girlfriends at the local grocery store, with the Chamber of Commerce. It's easy to do.
FN Dish: Any tips for packing sweets for a bake sale or otherwise to go? It's so frustrating when beautiful baked goods fall apart or get crushed in transit.
Sandra: Bargain party stores have an incredible aisle of all that stuff. Even faux-silver platters for 97 cents or 54 cents. All those fancy cupcake carriers—they cost more than the cake!
FN Dish: You're constantly coming up with new budget-friendly recipes…where do you find inspiration for new ideas?
Sandra: Absolutely everything inspires me. We come up with themes and go to the grocery store and kind of put those themes together as we walk up and down the aisles. I learn a lot in this show. If you go out to a restaurant and you see a fabulous Thai dish, you want to know how to make it at home. If it has lobster, what's the next best thing? If it's shrimp…instead of a shrimp cake, can you do a tuna cake? It's kind of improvising too, like taking old favorites that are kind of high-end and making them modern day and money saving. But still delicious.
A result of Thai restaurant inspiration: Try Sandra's Thai Chicken recipe.
FN Dish: How do you create meals on a budget that are still healthy? Sometimes foods that are good for you—like organic meat and produce—can be pretty expensive.
Sandra: There are a lot of different degrees of organic and I don't get into that, I'm not a nutritionist. What I do get into is, for example, when it comes to buying spinach—the spinach you buy in the frozen section versus the bagged spinach that you buy in the produce section. The same one pound of spinach that you buy in the frozen section is already washed, cleaned and de-stemmed for you. So you're getting more edible product in this pound. And, the stuff in the bag was ripened on a truck. The frozen spinach was vine-ripened. I give you a lot of that kind of information so you can make a decision.
Use frozen spinach to make Sandra's Spinach and Potato Frittata.
FN Dish: What else can we look forward to on this season of Money Saving Meals? We love your Round 2 recipes; they make leftovers a lot more fun. Will we see more of them?
Sandra: Every episode, that's part of the deal. You'll see in every single show, two main courses and two Round 2 recipes. So you get four meals in one show, plus a dessert, plus a mocktail and a cocktail. You're getting seven recipes in a single show. You'll see more good food. Great, great food. The work has never been so high on the bar. It was a pleasure to go in every single day. The entire staff was just so tight. The deals are better than they've ever been before. I think most of our meals are coming in at under $4, certainly under $5. And it's a big plate of food. It's beautiful, healthy, smart food.
Try Sandra's easy Black Bean Burgers and use the leftovers for a Round 2 dish of Black Bean Enchiladas.
FN Dish: Easter's coming up next week—any good budget tips for Easter baskets?
Sandra: Make your own chocolate! Melt down chocolate chips—they're actually one-third of the price of chocolate bars. You can make your own Easter eggs, they have the molds at crafts stores. They also have great inexpensive baskets. And you can buy the plastic snap-together eggs that are something like $1.19 and you get 24 of them in every color. Instead of putting a big bag of candy in the basket, you put two candies in each egg.
Add some Semi-Homemade treats to your spread of Easter sweets! Stock Easter baskets with Sandra's Peanut Butter Fudge Cups or go all out with her Easter Bunny Cake.
Catch all-new episodes of Sandra's Money Saving Meals on Sundays at 12pm/11c, starting this weekend! Then check back in with FoodNetwork.com for all of the recipes, including web-exclusive Round 2 dishes.


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CNN's Ensor: "Very high intelligence officials" say suggestion "that Valerie Plame suggested her husband be sent to Niger ... just isn't true"
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On CNN's October 28 breaking-news coverage of the indictment of vice presidential chief of staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby on charges related to the investigation of the leak of the identity of CIA operative Valerie Plame, CNN national security correspondent David Ensor challenged the suggestion that Plame "suggested her husband [former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV] be sent to Niger" to investigate a possible deal to sell uranium to Iraq. Ensor reported that he had "talked to very high intelligence officials who say that just isn't true." Ensor then reported that the "very high intelligence officials" said that "it was senior officers above her [Plame] who had the idea of sending Ambassador Wilson" based on his past experience in Niger and as an ambassador elsewhere in Africa. Ensor noted that, according to his sources, Plame subsequently responded positively to the suggestion in an e-mail "to higher-ups at the CIA who suggested that Joe Wilson be sent.
Media Matters for America has documented numerous examples of reporters and commentators claiming that Plame was responsible for Wilson being sent to Niger.
From CNN's October 28 breaking-news coverage:
ENSOR: Secondly, the suggestion that's been out there quite a bit -- and there's even some discussion of it in the Senate Intelligence Committee report -- that Valerie Plame suggested her husband be sent to Niger. I have talked to very high intelligence officials who say that just isn't true. That it was senior officers above her who had the idea of sending Ambassador Wilson, knowing that he'd been in Niger before and was an experienced hand in Africa, a former ambassador on that continent. And they thought he'd be good. They then went to her and said, "Well, what do you think?" She responded with an email that said, "Yes, he'd be good for the following reasons." That was in response to higher-ups at the CIA who suggested that Joe Wilson be sent.
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Pro_cee'd GT Hits Excitement Rev Limiter
It's here at last. The most eagerly anticipated new model in Kia's history, the exciting three-door pro_cee'd GT, is now available in Australia.
Stylish, practical and with a genuine leaning towards fun the pro_cee'd GT is the second turbocharged model to join the Kia Australia garage, following on from the new generation Cerato Koup.
For five years Kia has been pursuing a design-led revolution which has transformed its image, public perception and sales performance. With the arrival of the pro_cee'd GT, Kia is adding real excitement to the mix.
Since the pro_cee'd GT made its public debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, performance-minded drivers have been keen to get their hands on Kia's most overtly sporting model.
Powered by a turbocharged version of the 'Gamma' 1.6-litre direct-injection petrol engine, the pro_cee'd GT guarantees engaging performance for a sports coupe designed not to be the most powerful in class but with everyday usability and civility in mind. It can accelerate from 0-100km/h in 7.7 seconds on the way to a top speed of 230km/h.
Extensive Australian input into an already refined suspension has resulted in the pro_cee'd GT having road manners at the leading edge of both enthusiastic engagement and day-to-day practicality.
Increased damper rebound and compression rates, stiffer springs and bushes and a larger rear anti-roll bar are joined by stylish 18-inch alloy wheels shod with Michelin Pilot Sport 3 tyres to ensure maximum driver and passenger enjoyment.
A highlight of the Australian tuning is the unique steering map which gives the car an engaging and direct connection to the driver.
Two trim lines - 'GT' and 'GT Tech' - are being offered, both extensively equipped in typical Kia fashion while the car is being offered in four colours _ standard Track Red and premium Black Pearl, Machine Silver and Deluxe White.
The pro_cee'd GT is powered by a new turbocharged version of Kia's 1.6-litre 'Gamma' engine, developing 150kW and 265Nm of torque.
The T-GDi (Turbocharged Gasoline Direct injection) engine develops its 150kW at 6000rpm, but what really gives the GT its instantaneous response and rapid acceleration is the 265Nm of torque available without interruption from 1750rpm to 4500rpm. The pro_cee'd GT accelerates from 80-120km/h in fifth gear in 7.3 seconds _ and indication of the supreme flexibility and immediacy of the T-GDi engine. More than 80 per cent of maximum torque is available from less than 1500rpm.
Performance benefits from the integration of the twin-scroll turbocharger into the exhaust manifold, a design which improves responsiveness - eliminating the 'turbo lag' between the driver pressing the accelerator and the turbocharger building up boost pressure - while simultaneously improving gas flow and reducing heat losses for maximum efficiency. The GT may be first and foremost an engaging car, but it also contributes towards Kia's goal of improving its fleet's average environmental credentials thanks to the combination of small engine capacity, direct fuel injection and exhaust-driven turbocharging. The GT's combined fuel consumption is 7.4 L/100km, while CO2 emissions are 171g/km.
The engine drives through a slick-shifting six-speed manual transmission featuring revised ratios and a lower final drive to allow the GT to make the most of its torque with minimal fuel consumption.
For the GT, the already sporty and athletic lines of the pro_cee'd have been layered with visually exciting additions at the front, rear and sides.
The unique front-end treatment introduces a lower, broader bumper and air dam and a wide central lower air intake underscored by a red trim line which emphasises the wide and sporty track. This is flanked on either side by high-gloss black inserts housing the GT's unique 'ice-cube' LED daytime running lamps and foglights.
From the rear, the broad stance of the pro_cee'd is evident in its bold shoulders and steeply angled tailgate glass, further emphasised by a diffuser section in the lower edge of the rear bumper, separating the dual sports exhaust outlets.
The rear number plate is framed in high-gloss black and straddled by a vertical reversing light, fog lamp and reflectors, while the combination lamp units are LEDs which give the car a unique signature at night, or when braking. There is a 'GT' badge on the tailgate.
The performance-oriented exterior design is echoed inside the all-black five-seat cabin. The driver and front passenger are gripped by Recaro sports seats - for the first time in a Kia - adorned with 'GT' and 'Recaro' logos.
Power-adjustable lumbar support is fitted to both front seats. The upholstery is part leather and part suede, and there is red contrast stitching on the seats, steering wheel, gear shifter and door trims. The leather steering wheel also features perforated grip areas and an overstitched 'GT' logo, and there are alloy sports pedals with non-slip rubber inserts.
Kia's familiar three-dial sporty instrument layout is enhanced by a TFT LCD multi-function high-definition display which allows the driver to switch between analogue-type or GT performance digital information. The latter shows the car's speed, engine torque, turbo boost pressure and engine coolant temperature as well as important trip information. A 'GT' button on the steering wheel allows the driver to change the display without taking a hand off the wheel.
Two extensively equipped variants of the pro_cee'd GT - the 'GT' and 'GT Tech' - will be available at launch.
The standard comprehensive safety specification includes Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), Hill-start Assist Control (HAC), anti-lock brakes (ABS) with Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist (BAS), six airbags, seat-belt reminder, impact-sensing door unlocking and three child seat anchors plus two ISOFIX child-seat mounting.
The 'GT Tech' adds a panoramic sunroof, smart key with push button start and door handle lighting, active HID headlamps with washer, privacy glass and luggage net.
Like every Kia the pro_cee'd GT comes with a 5-year, unlimited kilometre warranty, all the benefits of Kia Connect and five-year capped-price servicing.
The pro_cee'd GT is priced at $29,990 while the pro_cee'd GT Tech is $33,490. The premium paint option adds $595.
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Gluten Intolerance: Against the Grain
Do wheat products cause intestinal trouble? Try these tips for a gluten-free diet.
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You suspect pasta, bread, and crackers are making you sick. You may not have a name for your condition, but one thing's for sure: avoiding grains is challenging.
Many people blame wheat, found in most of the grain-based products, for causing their abdominal pain, gas, bloating and diarrhea.
"But more likely, gluten is what's irritating your gut," says Leslie Bonci, MPH, RD, author of the American Dietetic Association Guide to Better Digestion.
Gluten, the protein found in wheat, rye, and barley, is the common denominator in most of the grain-based products we eat, such as cereals, breads, and pasta.
Simple gluten intolerance can be uncomfortable, but the symptoms are fleeting, Bonci says. The good news is that gluten intolerance is not a food allergy, and eating gluten does not usually cause damage - unless you have celiac disease.
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More serious gluten intolerance is called celiac disease. That's when gluten actually triggers the body's immune system. When people with celiac disease eat foods or use products containing gluten, their immune system responds by damaging the villi -- tiny, fingerlike projections in the small intestine that absorb the nutrients from food. For this reason it's considered an autoimmune disease.


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- Choose lean meats and chicken without the skin.
- Eat fish 2-3 times per week.
- Eat vegetables and fruit every day.
- Choose whole grain breads, cereals and pasta.
- Choose foods with less salt.
- If you are trying to lose weight, cut back on your portion sizes.
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Durban - The eThekwini Municipality has conceded that its strategy of rounding up beggars and vagrants and dumping them outside the city is not working.
This week, city officials with metro police, SAPS and health officials will meet to review this strategy, with the aim of coming up with a better way of dealing with the city's vagrants - many of whom are battling addiction to cheap, low grade heroin known as whoonga.
It comes amid swelling anger by social activists who have called the city's treatment of the vagrants a "gross human and democratic rights abuses".
Over the past month, the metro police have clamped down on vagrant and beggars in the city, rounding them up only to drive them to areas like eManzimtoti, Hammarsdale, Mpumalanga township and eMdloti, where they are dumped.
Some, however, have been taken to areas where they claim they are from and have been left near the local police station and told to return to their family homes.
But with families that don't want them, many return to the city within hours.
Nomusa Shembe, senior manger of the city's Safer Cities initiative that aims to halt the crime and grime in the inner city, said that the city was working on new plans to deal with the vagrants.
A meeting will be held on Friday by the city to review its current strategy.
Shembe admitted that they erred by dumping vagrants without handing them over to a relative or someone who would care for them.
"We are now coming up with a plan that they must be handed over to somebody or an organisation instead of just dropping them off. We have already established local drug action committees for this and they will be taken there to be assessed before they are taken home.
"The problem we face is that these people are not compelled to take up the care we offer. Those that don't want to be helped will just be left in the areas they come from. It is a human rights issue and there is nothing we can do, so we will only be helping those who want to be helped," Shembe said.
She said those who returned to the city would continue to be removed by metro police because the city was serious about keeping it grime-free.
Explaining the problem they faced, Shembe said that of the 25 whoonga addicts who volunteered for the city's drug rehabilitation programmer last year, only six completed the programme. The others checked themselves out.
Last month the city booked 18 into drug rehabilitation and so far seven had left.
"All of this will form part of the review. We are going to sit down with all of the stakeholders to see what we have been doing and (what) we can do better," she said.
Vanessa Burger called the removal of vagrants from the inner city "gross human and democratic rights abuses".
She said the city's plan of rounding up vagrants and dumping them only shifted the problem temporarily.
"But they are back within hours. It seems as if the city does not have a concrete plan in place for these people. In fact, we have seen a hardening of attitudes against them," she said.
Burger said the city needed to come up with a bold plan to help those addicted to whoonga by offering them treatment such as Naltrexone implants which had been used successfully in the US and Canada to wean addicts off alcohol and drugs without the harsh side-effects of going cold turkey.
"It may cost more but it can be used as an out patient treatment and will be far cheaper in the long term of them having to continually deal with these people's drug dependency. There is 97 percent relapse rate for people on heroin who go through the state's rehab programme. It is time for us to look at other methods," she said.
Heather Rorick, chairwoman of the Bulwer Safety Forum, whose community is at the coalface of the city's vagrant problem, said they were pleased with the city's clampdown and encouraged the metro police to do more.
"The vagrants are everywhere, one on every corner in Glenwood. Cars are having to swerve to avoid hitting them and some of them have been responsible for muggings. This is a social issue and the city needs to come up with ways to solve it. We do however support the metro police in removing them and stopping the begging."
Ben Madokwe, chairman of the Umbilo Community Police Forum said he would be attending the city's review on Friday and hoped it would beneficial to the community and its concerns about vagrants.
"Yes they have got rid of the big whoonga park they had but the problem is still there. These people have now split up into smaller groups and are spread all over Durban. We need to come up with a better plan."
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The depicter of Georges Duroy sports a less sleek hairstyle with right parting which is never seen before in the other stills from the movie.
A new picture from Robert Pattinson's "Bel Ami" has come out to tease fans while a release date for the film has not been determined yet. The photo features the British actor alone, sitting in front of a table and wearing a vintage outfit.
While there is nothing special with the scene captured in the image, it can be seen that Pattinson's character has a different hairstyle from the one seen in other stills. If he was previously seen having a neat hairstyle with center parting, this time his hair is less sleek and having right parting.
"Bel Ami" is based on Guy de Maupassant's novel with the same title. Pattinson's character, Georges Duroy, is a man who rises to the top by manipulating a series of powerful and wealthy mistresses. Uma Thurman will play Madeleine Forestier who is extremely involved and connected in the goings-on of Parisian society before later becomes Duroy's wife.
Also cast in the film are Christina Ricci and Kristin Scott Thomas. Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod team up to direct the movie, which was shot in England and Budapest, Hungary.


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Here's a link to the article about the oxycodone shortage Bill told you about: http://www.healthcentral.com/chronic-pain/c/5949/62526/oxycodone
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Tehe reason why is 2 out of the 3 companies that
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dated March 10 because I know of at least 28 posts on that
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Certain breathing exercises and body muscle relaxation exercises help
reduce stress.
Practice relaxation exercises 10 to 20 minutes a day.
As you continue to breathe slowly and deeply, relax by doing the
following for another 5 to 10 minutes:
When your time is over, you can bring yourself back to alertness by
moving your fingers and toes, then your hands and feet, stretching and moving
your entire body. Sometimes people fall asleep during relaxation. They usually
wake up shortly afterward.
During relaxation, you can play soothing, relaxing music.
Always give yourself time to return to full alertness before you
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I'm supposed to be saving money and therefore not buying any new clothes and I had been doing really well until I put on a bit of weight and none of my clothes fit anymore. At that point I had to give in and buy a few things, and knowing their good prices I made boohoo.com my first port of call. This was one of a few tops I picked up, and I believe I paid £12 for it, though it no longer on the site so I can't check this.
It's a shame the picture above has for some reason come out blurred, as although you can just about make out the design you can't really see how lovely this top is. It is a white t-shirt with red stripes across the front stopping at the sleeves, and a large blue heart on the chest with white stars all over it. There were a lot of American flag designs on the site but I liked this one as it was just a bit of a variation on the normal flag and I thought it worked really well.
As with most tops on boohoo.com it only comes in 2 sizes - s/m and m/l. The size guide on the site says that the s/m fits size 10/12 and the m/l fits sizes 12/14. After reading through some of the reviews of some items however, it seemed many people found the sizing to be completely out. I'm currently somewhere between a 10 and 12 on top and a 12 and 14 on the bottom, so I opted for the s/m as I didn't want it to be really baggy. I found it fit really well, it isn't really tight and clingy, even on my hips which are towards a size 14, so it doesn't show up any lumps and bumps, but it's not baggy and shapeless either.
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Wildflower Hike at Olompali State Historic Park
Sunday | March 30, 2014 | 10:00 am — 1:00 pm
Olompali State Historic Park | 8901 Redwood Highway, Novato, CA 94948
The Olompali People board member Clint Kellner will lead us on a moderate 2.3 mile hike of the Miwok Loop trail where we will look for coral root orchids, serviceberry, and other spring blooming plants. We will also see the rare Napa false indigo shrub and a pristine example of a California fescue grassland. Bring snacks and water.Visit Event Website >>
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Carnival Inspiration - Western Caribbean: Carnival Inspiration Cruise Review by deckchair_captain
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Carnival Inspiration - Western Caribbean
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Tampa
Travel To Port of Embarkation: We live about 90 miles south of the Port of Tampa, so driving to the port is a breeze. Even though we can easily drive to the port on the day of departure, we chose to drive up a day early and get into the "pre-cruise" mode.
Hotel Info: We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express on Rocky Point Dr. - only a few minutes from the Tampa Airport, and about 8 miles from the Port of Tampa. We like this location because of the Bahama Breeze Restaurant which is adjacent, only a short walk across the parking lot. We checked into our hotel early - around 1pm - and More went directly to the restaurant where we enjoyed a few brews and some appetizers. We came back to the hotel for a few hours, then returned later, as some other family members joined us for dinner. The next day, embarkation day, was a leisurely drive to the port and check in.
Stateroom: We had a Category 6C Ocean view cabin on the Upper Deck. If you've sailed on Carnival Fantasy class ships before, the room is a standard Carnival staple. We were in U197, which I had asked for out of the cabin choices which were available. I like early morning coffee, and to be out on the deck before sunrise. This cabin is very close to the aft elevators, and only a short ride to the Brasserie Grill on the Lido deck. When you step out of the elevators, voila! - there is the coffee!
Ship Info: The Inspiration is the sixth Fantasy-class ship, launched in 1996 and is similar to her sister ships Ecstasy, Fantasy, Fascination, Imagination, Sensation, and Paradise. It carries 2044 passengers and a crew of 920. Although the ship is in overall very good condition, there are some signs of wear and tear. Maintenance activities were present each day, and there were on-going cleaning activities as well. Some of the public rest rooms seemed to be always in need of cleaning, however, but I attribute this to high passenger use. The Inspiration is scheduled for upgrade and refurbishing in September of this year.
Dining: We missed the first night's main dining because we stayed on deck to watch the Skyway Bridge passage, which is about 2 ½ hours after departure. Over the remaining nights we dined in the Mardi Gras dining room, with our waiter Dennis. Overall, the quality of food was excellent, and the service was impeccable. We were seated at a table of ten, and we got to know our table mates quite well. We also ate breakfast and lunch in the Brasserie - excellent selections, fresh variety, and always good friendly service. You just can't beat the view as you enjoy breakfast or lunch at sea. We ate breakfast a couple of times in the main dining room, but the atmosphere was less than pleasant. They insist on seating you in certain areas and are adamant about your not sitting anywhere else. One morning, we were led to a large table where four people were seated. They were waiting for four other family members, who had not yet arrived, but the waiter was unyielding in her admonition that "you cannot save seats." So they made us sit there, and only seconds later, the remaining family members arrived, and were made to sit at a different table. I'm not sure why Carnival insists on this policy, but it needs to be examined. On another morning, I stood my ground and refused to go where I was directed, opting instead for the sunny side of the ship which was all empty tables. I just kept pointing to the tables where the sun was pouring through the curtains and kept repeating, "I want to sit in the sunshine," After going through several waiters, they finally (but reluctantly) gave in. The food served at breakfast in the dining room is OK, nothing to brag about. Much better to get a fresh omelet prepared to order in the Brasserie.
Activities: On board, we are mainly a relax and read kind of group, and most of our days at sea were simply spent reading, snapping photos, eating (is it time to eat again?) and just enjoying being at sea. For those who wished to participate, there were many daily activities, and no lack of things to do for those who wanted to be a part of them.
Service: This is still Carnival's high point. Except for the very minor attitude problem in the main dining room at breakfast, the friendliness and over courtesy of Carnival's service staff cannot be overstated. Always a smile, a greeting, and a willingness to help from all staff. Waiters, bartenders, room stewards, and servers all exhibited great attitudes while providing excellent service.
Entertainment: We attended the first night's entertainment "Shout," which was very creative, full of energy and excitement. Great choreography and singing, and just good solid entertainment. Our last night at sea, however, we went to the "El Nuevo Caribe" performance, and it was just as dismal as it was the last time we saw it six months prior. If "Shout" is the "thrill of victory," then "El Nuevo Caribe" is certainly the "agony of defeat." It lacked creativity, was largely comprised of basic dance moves with little or no originality, and just plain lacking in all aspects. I won't waste my time going to this one again.
Shore Excursions: In Grand Cayman, we opted for a simple tour of Georgetown aboard the "Trolley Roger." Hosted by Steve, aka the "Captain," in full pirate's regalia, it was a nice one-hour tour of Georgetown, complete with narration and bits and trivia about the history of the Cayman Islands. If you're looking for a stress-free, inexpensive ($27) activity, think about this tour. You will learn a lot about the Caymans and just enjoy hearing Captain Steve's humorous banter. We booked this excursion aboard through the excursion desk, and tickets were delivered to our stateroom.
A word about tender operations - I read a lot of complaints about tender operations on previous cruises re: Georgetown, but they have opened up a brand new tender dock (it was still under construction last Oct) which has greatly improved tender efficiency. Although there were four ships in the harbor, there was never more than a few minutes delay waiting for a tender, mainly in order to just fill up the boat.
In Cozumel, we did the same thing as our last visit, a trip to Paradise Beach, which is a non-ship excursion. We docked at the Punta Lagosta Pier, and took a $13 cab ride to Paradise Beach, where we enjoyed relaxing on the shore, under beach umbrellas, and also enjoyed several buckets of cold beer and nachos. Paradise Beach is very service oriented and you will not lack for a cold refreshment. Highly recommended. Punta Lagosta pier is directly across the street from a huge shopping center, and many other stores within walking distance. Senor Frogs, Carlos & Charlies, and other restaurants nearby as well. Prices in the mall area seemed a little high, but you can walk down the street in either direction to find other stores.
Disembarkation: Smooth and efficient. The four of us were packed and on the Lido Deck for breakfast prior to 7:30am. While we were enjoying our breakfast, we heard the announcement for "self assist" debarkation to commence. This is the first group to be released. We finished our breakfast, made our way to the Empress Deck, and were off the ship and through customs in minutes. Summary: We like the Inspiration. Although its an older ship, it is well-maintained, and as I have said before, the crew is great, service is excellent, and this time there was a definite improvement in the quality of food served in the dining room. As we live so close to Tampa, this 5-night itinerary remains one of our favorites - the perfect balance of two days at sea, and two port stops. Although this cruise seemed full, there were always plenty of vacant lounge chairs, there were only a few occasional small lines for lunch and breakfast, and always plenty of places to hang out in relative quiet. (My favorite is the Lido Deck amidships - check it out if you want a quiet place to read and enjoy the view) A great value for the cost, and we will probably sail again aboard this vessel.
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Shares of The Chubb Corp. ( CB) closed at $77.97 Monday, trading for 12.5 times the consensus 2013 EPS estimate of $6.25. The consensus 2014 EPS estimate is $6.64. The shares returned 11% during 2012. Based on a quarterly payout of 41 cents, the shares have a dividend yield of 1.64%. Chubb plans to announce its fourth-quarter results on Jan. 31, after the market close. The company on Dec. 11 announced that it had estimated that its losses from Hurricane Sandy would be $880 million, or $570 million after taxes. The losses are expected to lower the company's earnings by $2.14 a share. When announcing the loss estimate, Chubb said it was suspending its share buyback program, but that it expected repurchases to resume, although it no longer expected "to complete repurchases under its current $1.2 billion authorization by the end of January 2013 as previously contemplated." The company also expects to announce an additional buyback program after it announces its fourth-quarter results. For the first three quarters of 2012, Chubb's underwriting income totaled $880 million. During 2011, underwriting income totaled $574 million. The consensus estimate for the fourth quarter is for the company to report a net loss of 45 cents a share, compared to EPS of $1.98 in the third quarter and $1.63 in the fourth quarter of 2011. CB data by YCharts
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Diyana to Arbil
I'd hoped to do a short day trip out East from Diyana but there was no transport to be shared and I didnt fancy shelling out just for the sake of it. You can however take a Coaster from here direct to Arbil and I was tempted. The attraction of the trip to Choman and the Haji Umran border post was simply the road itself, built by a Kiwi named Hamilton during the 1920s and supposedly an engineering marvel passing through stunning scenery. After a bit of a wait though I paid 10,000 and was heading in the other direction to Shaqlawah, a resort town half way towards Arbil. Straight from Diyana I entered the Gully Ali Beg, another spectacular gorge with a river, waterfalls and intense switchback rises which ended at an unexpected sizeable town I later learned was called Khalifan. The soldiers at the checkpoint were mystified to find a Brit in the taxi but let me go without too much delay. It did cross my mind however that I was in a taxi in Iraq with four guys dressed in army like fatigues I didnt know, they could be anyone or anything. For all I knew I could now be on an extended trip all the way to Baghdad, they just hadnt told me yet. The mountains opened out to big sky country, then descended abruptly in a large series of switchbacks into noticeably more desertified terrain, the first sign of the open Iraqi plain. There was just one more ridge to climb before Shaqlawah appeared on the other side, a small resort town with 3 hotels and a chalet complex which together appeared to be larger than the town itself! The hotels looked expensive and with hardly anywhere open and nothing obvious to detain me I decided to move on against expectation. An attendant Coaster was quicker to fill up than the taxis so I jumped on the bus and paid 3000 to Arbil. We got stopped at 2 army checkpoints where everyone had to get off the bus to be searched. A select few were singled out to be frisked, no surprise that I was one of them.
At a bit of a loss upon arrival I spotted the Citadel peeping through the streets and headed in its general direction in search of a hotel. They were thin on the ground and more salubrious than I really cared for, I eventually plumped for an unfriendly overpriced 2 star joint where I had the good fortune to have Ishmael walk in just at the back of me. Ishmael was a rotund jolly guy, a lawyer who was Kurdish but had lived in the States for 25 years and so felt more Western than local. For economies sake we agreed to share a room and so while he went out to visit relatives he hadnt seen in all those years, I for once found some touristy things to do with a walk out to the bazaar and back via the Citadel. It was quite impressive from the exterior and the ramp leading up to the entrance was guarded by a very large statue of perhaps one of the ancient kings and a gaggle of soldiers. One of them chased after me to check my ID but was even more apologetic than I was, they obviously didnt get too many tourists. It was quite a thought that Mosul and Kirkuk lay only 50 miles away in either direction, full of guys who would quite happily take me hostage or slot me on sight. After another long walk in search of beer I bizzarely came across a sign for Absolut Vodka, if that was all they had I'd be perfectly happy, but I got my statutory tins of Efes eventually. The night was rounded off with a bedtime blether with Ishmael regarding the problems down south, and I got some interesting insights not generally promulgated in the press. A major one was the increasing presence of Iranian "gangsters" in Iraq who were now taking advantage of the power vaccuum, doubtless with the covert support of the Iranian regime. Considered a tad more sophisticated than the Arabs, it was an explanation for why we were starting to see Shia v Shia fighting and thus a full blown civil war.


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Tyrann Mathieu's adoptive father says the former Louisiana State University star plans to enroll in classes at LSU, even though he cannot play football there this season.
Tyrone Mathieu told WVUE-TV in New Orleans that his son plans to enroll at the Baton Rouge campus today, the deadline for the fall semester.
The football star known as the Honey Badger has been working out personal problems with former NBA coach and player John Lucas in Houston. Lucas battled drug and alcohol problems during his career and now counsels others.
The 2011 Heisman Trophy finalist was kicked off the team at LSU on Aug. 10 for failing drug tests.
MISSOURI: Linebacker Will Ebner and guard Jack Meiners are questionable with injuries for Saturday's game against Georgia.
Ebner has a stinger from the opening victory over Southeastern Louisiana. Coach Gary Pinkel said after the game that he hoped to get Ebner back.
Meiners, a senior, missed the opener with a knee injury. Meiners made seven starts last year.
FLORIDA: The 23rd-ranked Gators are going with Jeff Driskel as their starting quarterback.
Coach Will Muschamp said Driskel will start Saturday's game at Texas A&M and could keep the job for the remainder of the season.
Muschamp picked Driskel over fellow sophomore Jacoby Brissett.
SEC HONORS: South Carolina junior tailback Marcus Lattimore was selected the SEC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance at Vanderbilt in Week 1.
Georgia tailback Todd Gurley and Alabama tailback T.J. Yeldon were named the conference co-freshmen players of the week.


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We're defining Tucson in 100 objects. The daily series began April 20. Follow along at azstarnet.com/100objects/
This slice of a giant sequoia arrived at the University of Arizona in 1931 as a gift to Andrew E. Douglass, creator of the science of dendrochronology.
When the tree died in 1913, it was 1,701 years old. It was displayed for years in the Arizona State Museum before being placed in storage in the late 1990s.
The sequoia slice is a venerated object, seen and remembered by thousands of schoolchildren who visited the museum during its 70 years on display.
More importantly, it tells the story of significant collaborative science that was founded at the University of Arizona.
Douglass was an astronomer who initially investigated tree-rings in an attempt to correlate tree growth with a 300-year record of sunspot activity. Unsuccessful, he turned his attention to archaeology and used tree-ring chronologies to date the great pueblo ruins of the Southwest.
The sequoia slice is now installed at the Bryant Bannister Tree-Ring Building, new home of the UA Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, which continues to work with scientists in a variety of disciplines, most notably in climate research.


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Jonathan Ive is the man behind the look and feel of Apple's most successful products like the iPad and the iPhone, and if there is one area in which Apple outshines its competition that would be exactly the design. But could it be that Cupertino might lose its senior VP of product design? Latest report suggests that Ive might leave Cupertino for his native England where he allegedly wants his sons to receive education. The relocation might be what put Apple's board and the designer "at loggerheads" as the company wants to keep the design process near its head quarters.
Ive received an option grant two years ago at a time when Apple's stock traded relatively cheap at nearly $100. Currently, the company's shares trade for around $350, allowing the designer to cash in some $30 million. This could be a serious blow to Apple, after CEO Steve Jobs took a leave of absence. The iconic CEO might be the moving force of the company, but Ive was the person behind Apple's signature design. In recognition, Ive was named the smartest designer in tech by the Fortune magazine last July.
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The recent news coverage about the future of the Avondale Shipyard has raised more questions than it answered. We — at the Loyola-SUNO-Tulane-UNO Avondale Research Project — are concerned that a decision that will impact many residents is being made behind closed doors. This is doubly troubling since hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars are involved.
We believe that Avondale can continue to sustain southern Louisiana. Over decades, the yard has accumulated considerable productive assets. Those assets, many of which are the product of taxpayer money, can be tapped for a productive future.
But this can only happen if the strategies and discussions to keep the yard open are transparent and involve public input. If we have learned anything about Avondale's recent past, it is that closed-door conversations between the owners and their political allies do not always produce healthy outcomes for the larger community, a community that has invested millions of dollars in a world-class facility.
Discussions about Avondale's future need to be held in public both because taxpayers have a lot invested in the shipyard, and because input from a wider range of stakeholders will produce a better outcome.
Avondale and its workforce are intertwined with the broader community in countless ways. The findings of the Avondale Research Project show that the workers of Avondale earn excellent wages that support stable families and careers.
As a result they own homes, buy cars, patronize local businesses and pay taxes. These economic, social and civic networks are the lifeblood of our community.
Our research also highlights the potential disaster that awaits us if Avondale is shuttered, not only in terms of the economic stability and well-being of workers and their families, but for local businesses, universities, and the region as a whole.
To date, the owners of Avondale, our local politicians and the union have tried to work out business deals behind closed doors. That strategy has produced some hope, with commercial shipbuilders, Korean investors, and now energy firms interested in the material assets on offer. Yet, the yard is still scheduled to close.
It is time to hold public meetings regarding Avondale's future. Because we all have invested in Avondale, and because Avondale's impact on this community is felt far and wide, its future must be good for the broader community and not just the company's bottom line. Tell us what is happening. Ask for our support. But above all include a broader range of stakeholders in these discussions.
Avondale and the workers in the yard have held this community together through disaster and recession; now it's time for the community to rally behind Avondale.
Steve Striffler
professor of anthropology
University of New Orleans
New Orleans


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This skit takes a deeper look into four individuals who have each had a different experience with church and Christianity. Their conversation leads them (and hopefully your audience) to explore the questions, "What do I really know?" and "Am I really a Christian?"
A scene summarizing What Jesus talked about when he said the "gate is narrow."
Chris is on a journey to search for answers, but can he trust the answer givers?
Christianity 101. It's the basics of what we believe as Christians starting from Creation and God's existence then focusing on the Bible and its import and validity. This script then moves into describing the Messiah and the life that Jesus lived and why that is important to us as we learn to live out God's love in the world as the Followers of the Way, Christians, the Church. This script is broken up in to 4 sets.
Christianity 101. It's the basics of what we believe as Christians starting from Creation and God's existence then focusing on the Bible and its import and validity. This script then moves into describing the Messiah and the life that Jesus lived and why that is important to us as we learn to live out God's love in the world as the Followers of the Way, Christians, the Church. This script is broken up in to 4 sets.
As a group debate over who gets to wear the red nose this year, Charlotte and Rose discuss the stories told at Christmas, but only one holds true the older we get.
The world's perspective about Christmas will never change the universal truth that Christ came as a baby to save us.
Celia and Brad discover that reading stories from the Bible can be as juicy and scandalous as watching an episode of CSI.
Let's be honest. Sometimes we lose sight of the wonder of what God did for us through the death and resurrection of Jesus. But there's nothing mundane about it. In this skit, two friends happen upon each other. One friend is able to share the basics of the mind-blowing gospel in a way that makes the other hungry to know more. Could be a great way to lead into worship or preaching.
God is omniscient and the implications of that sometimes have us questioning the things He does.
Two men meet on the street in front of their office and try to decide where to go to lunch. They both are easily religiously offended and, because of their bondage, can't decide on an acceptable place to eat. They then watch in wonder as a co-worker dances in joy across the street.
A vivid picture of truth and the challenges that come against it. Through a discussion of the color of a balloon, we learn that although there are many opinions, truth is true whether we choose to believe it or not.
A sales pitch for a new version of the Bible that promises to give you exactly what you want.
Two moms are talking while their sons are playing with their Super Jesus Action Figures, when another mom stops by with her son. They discover that Jesus isn't what we want to make Him - like a toy in a box that is molded into our image.
This skit examines the difference between standard truth and Jesus's truth and our reaction when faced with the sometimes inconvenient nature of His truth.
At the center of our faith is a book that tells the story of God and his activity in the lives of men and women throughout history-yet everyone seems to have their own unique perspective on it.
Pete finds out his good friend has been texting his girlfriend behind his back. Will they ever be able to get past it?
It's so hard to know what's true and what's false with today's media gossip. "Trustworthy" news programs seem to become more and more like gossip magazines. Here's a look at how it can affect us in our everyday lives.
Nicodemus struggled with who Jesus really is, but he couldn't deny the evidence that stood right in front of him.
A one act of the trial of Jesus in a modern courtroom. Jesus was either a magician, a devil, or the Messiah. What will you decide? Script has a courtroom feel and a fast pace. Witnesses testify against Jesus on different accounts of scripture. Great to get students involved or adults as the jury. Great way to show scripture through acting and most not even realize they've been taught the Word!
We spend our lives trying to figure out what God's will is and what is the purpose in our lives, when all along God just wants us to be still and listen to Him.
Eddie is trying to take down the Christmas lights from his house, but is that just a symbol of what he's trying to do with Jesus?
Four teenagers at a Halloween party can identify with the masks they are wearing more than they realize.
This skit is a composite of silly scenes that illustrate that confession comes in many packages. The thing is, we all need to do it from time to time.
Larry has a hard time telling the truth. Thankfully a buzzer keeps him in check as he tells of a conversation he had with his daughter.
It's the American Idol auditions you never saw, and we were afraid to show you.
Jason tells his best friend about being molested when he was a child, and is able to take the first step towards healing coming to grips with his past. WARNING: The subject matter in this skit is very sensitive and may not be for all audiences.
Gossip and rumors grow wildly in the matter of one school day. Assumptions are made and everyone takes sides. When the truth comes out, will the people involved reconcile their relationship, or let the separation and bitterness grow?


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— The May One Night Only PPV will be the Joker's Wild tag team tournament. As noted earlier, Friday's TNA One Night Only event will be the X-Travaganza PPV:
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