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Mascarpone Cheesecake with Almond Crust
1 cup slivered almonds, lightly toasted
2/3 cup graham cracker crumbs
3 tablespoons sugar
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted**I always add extra butter*
2 (8 oz) packages cream cheese, room temperature
2 (8 oz) containers mascarpone cheese, room temperature
1 1/4 cups sugar
2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 large eggs, room temperature
Topping: **I omitted this process, but feel free to add - I have done this before, and it's delicious*
1/2 cup chocolate-hazelnut spread aka NUTELLA
1/4 cup whipping cream
For the crust, preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
1. Tightly wrap the outside of a 9-inch diameter springform pan with 2 3/4-inch-high sides with 3 layers of heavy-duty foil. *Make sure it's heavy-duty, the water will get into your pan if you don't do this.* Finely grind the almonds, cracker crumbs, and sugar in a food processor. Add the butter and prcoess until moist crumbs form. Press the almond mixture onto the bottom of the prepared pan (not on the sides of the pan). Bake the crust until it is set and beginning to brown, about 12 to 15 minutes. Cool. Decrease the oven temperature to 325 degrees F.
2. For the filling, Using my kitchen aid mixer, beat the cream cheese, mascarpone cheese, and sugar in a large bowl until smooth, occasionall scraping down the sides of the bowl with a rubber spatula. Beat in the lemon juice and vanilla. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating until just blended after each addition.
3. Pour the cheese mixture over the crust in the pan. Place the springform pain in a large roasting pan. Pour enough hot water into the roasting pan to come halfway up the sides of the springform pan. Bake until the center of the cheesecake moves slightly when the pan is gently shaken, about 1 hour 5 minutes (the cake will become firm when its cold). Transfer the cake to a cooling rack, cool for 1 hour. Refrigerate until the cheesecake is cold, at least 8 hours and up to 2 days.
*For the topping, combine the nutella and cream in a small bowl. Heat in the microwave until warm, stirring every 20 seconds to blend, about 1 minute. Cut the cake into wedges, and drizzle the chocolate sauce over the wedges and serve!*
Enjoy, because I know my family & I sure did!!!!!


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Last Week on Planet Earth… RIP James Gandolfini, BofA Big Payout, LGBT on Disney Show
Each week on
Monday Tuesday, we review interesting things that happened in the news last week. I know we're a little late for this week but I'll have a big update coming this week so we were a little busy behind the scenes.
Arizona Gets Shut Down Again
Last week the Supreme Court has blocked Arizona's from requiring proof of citizenship in order to register to vote as it violates federal law which requires a uniform voter registration form. Ultra conservative Justice Antonin Scalia wrote the courts opinion striking down the law.
Rhode Island Goes Popular Vote
Rhode Island is not the tenth state to support the national popular vote. Once states that equal or exceed 270 electoral votes sign on these states pledge that if the electoral vote winner is also not the popular vote winner that the electoral votes will be awarded to the the popular vote winner.
More Truth About Bank of America comes out
Six former Bank of America employees have come forward that the bank routinely lied to customers and opted to foreclose on home-owners instead of performing loan modifications. In the affidavits from the former employees also go on to give information on the reward structure for foreclosing. If an employee was able to foreclose on ten homes in a month they got a $500 bonus. The bonus continued for each additional ten homes too. BofA has already paid billions of dollars in fines and settlements due to fraudulent foreclosure practices and yet this is continuing.
RIP James Gandolfini
James Gandolfini of 'Sopranos' fame has died of a heart attack while in Italy with his thirteen year old son. His son also is who discovered him unresponsive in his hotel room's bathroom. They were in Italy celebrating the 8th grade graduation and attending the Taormina Film Festival.
Goodwill Executives Get Rich While They Pay Employees Below Minimum Wage
Goodwill commonly pays workers with disabilities less than the federal minimum wage while they are paying executives millions. The disabled are actually being paid pennies. According to the labor department they are paying wages as low as 22 cents per hour. 109 of 165 Goodwill entities in North America employ workers through the Special Wage Certificate program, which grants the nonprofits the right to pay subminimum wages to people with disabilities. Goodwill says that about 7,300 of its employees are paid subminimum wages.
A Depression-era loophole in federal law, Section 14 (c) of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, allows employers to obtain a special wage certificate. Goodwill is among the most well-known institution to use the program that affects 300,000 workers nationwide. The certificate grants employers, mostly nonprofits, the ability to pay people with disabilities less than the federal minimum wage. Instead of the current wage floor set at $7.25 per hour, workers with disabilities are paid a commensurate wage based on their performance.
The highest paid executives earn about a quarter of a million dollars per year for a total of just under twenty-five million while the highest paid employee which is the CEO of Goodwill of Southern California was paid $1.1 million. Seventeen Goodwill entities reported executive compensation in excess of $1 million per year with 30 CEOs receiving more than $293,000 per year in total compensation.
Good Luck Charlie To Feature Lesbians
Good Luck Charlie on the Disney Channel will be making history next year when it airs an episode with Charlie going on a playdate with a friend that is being parented by a lesbian couple. Yes the friend has two moms. Disney is working within the LGBT community to make sure the episode is respectful while educating kids that families around the world are diverse.

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I am developing this (http://arg-co.com/SabteNam%20-%20Copy.zip) windows application, and for my DAL I use Entity Framework. But every single extension has its own EntityTypeConfiguration, so I decided to use [Import] and [Export] to add them in OnModelCreating
method of my DbContext.The problem here is that, in 'SabteNamDbContext' class which is located on 'SabteNamDataAccess' library, the '_Configs' is not initialized so I cant iterate it and add its items to 'modelBuilder.Configurations'.
How can this be fixed ?
Edited : In the source code of 'SampleConfiguration' class, I commented out '[Export(typeof(IDbConfiguration))]' but even Uncommenting this part of code, do not cause application to work properly.
Intresting point is that, if I use the following code in 'Main' windows form, the '_Configs' would be initialized :
public IEnumerable<EntityTypeConfiguration<object>> _Configs { get; set; }
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- American Express (AXP) announced that it is spinning off 50% of its travel unit, Global Business Travel, in a $900 million deal that will create a joint venture with an investor group formed by Certares International Bank that includes the Qatar Investment Authority.
The new entity will continue to use the American Express brand and will be headed by Certares founder Greg O'Hara as chairman and Bill Glenn, formerly Amex's Global Commercial Services president, as CEO.
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Global Business Travel boasts 14,000 employees, operates in 139 countries. Global Business Travel brought in $29.2 billion in 2012 making it the world leader in corporate travel bookings.
TheStreet Ratings team rates AMERICAN EXPRESS CO as a "buy" with a ratings score of A+. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation:
"We rate AMERICAN EXPRESS CO (AXP) a BUY. This is based on the convergence of positive investment measures, which should help this stock outperform the majority of stocks that we rate. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its impressive record of earnings per share growth, compelling growth in net income, revenue growth, notable return on equity and good cash flow from operations. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had generally high debt management risk by most measures that we evaluated."


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Republican challengers lining up to take on state Rep. Peter Nehr of Palm Harbor in August
There's a crowd of candidates gathering in state House District 48, where four Republican challengers are lining up to take on Rep. Peter Nehr.
Nehr, R-Palm Harbor, is running for a fourth and final term this year, and says he welcomes the challenge.
But his rivals apparently see him as a vulnerable incumbent, because he's drawing far more competition than his Tampa Bay peers in the House. Most local House incumbents — like Larry Ahern, Richard Corcoran, Ed Hooper, Rick Kriseman and Darryl Rouson — have no primary opponents at this point.
Nehr's opponents are a diverse bunch.
His latest challenger is Chris Sprowls, a 28-year-old prosecutor who's been busy with a murder trial this week. The others are Tory Perfetti, a 29-year-old National Guard lieutenant; Phil Tropea, a 74-year-old conservative activist and opera singer; and Marg Baker, a 70-year-old tea party candidate who lost to Nehr in 2010.
"There will be five of us in the primary. I have no problem with that. I've never had a free pass like other representatives have," said Nehr, 59. "I'm looking forward to having a spirited debate."
Boundaries changing
District 48 covers parts of North Pinellas and a slice of southern Pasco, but its boundaries will soon change.
The Legislature's current redistricting plan takes Pasco County, Oldsmar, northern Safety Harbor and parts of unincorporated East Lake out of the district. In exchange, the district gets Ozona, Crystal Beach, and the remaining parts of Dunedin and Tarpon Springs that it didn't already have.
The district will get a new number — 65. Although Oldsmar, Safety Harbor and the East Lake Fire District are opposed to the boundary changes, the redistricting map is slated to be approved in two or three months.
The primary is Aug. 14, and the general election is Nov. 6. Candidates must qualify for the race in June.
A couple of local Democrats are considering running for the seat, but they're waiting to see what will happen to the district's boundaries, said Mark Hanisee, chairman of the Pinellas County Democratic Party.
"With so much uncertainty about the boundaries, candidates aren't jumping in," he said. "They don't know what they're running for."
Surveying the field
Why would Nehr be vulnerable? He courted controversy last year when he opened an Internet sweepstakes cafe after he was asked to co-sponsor a bill regulating such places. He eventually sold the cafe. In recent years he's been through a divorce and a bankruptcy. He ruffled Republicans' feathers in 2010 by staying loyal to Gov. Charlie Crist after Crist left the party to run for the U.S. Senate.
But Nehr has advantages. He's a political survivor and a proven fundraiser. The anti-Nehr vote might get split up by such a large field. And Nehr has an independent streak, breaking with the Republican leadership on issues such as a constitutional amendment banning offshore oil drilling.
"A lot of people like the way I vote," Nehr said. "I'm independent enough to vote my conscience. I always have my constituents in mind."
Here are his opponents:
Marg Baker: This retired real estate broker from Palm Harbor ran against Nehr in the 2010 Republican primary and came in third with 20 percent of the vote. She's a Ron Paul supporter, and listening to Glenn Beck motivated her to run for office. She gained notoriety during the last election when she suggested putting illegal immigrants in camps; she now says her words were twisted. When asked about her priorities Friday, she said, "Stop the U.N. Agenda 21. You might want to head it up with that one."
Tory Perfetti: He's a 2nd lieutenant in the Army National Guard and an advertising account manager at Good Living, a family magazine based in Tampa Bay. He lives in the East Lake-Oldsmar area. With the changing boundaries, he knows he might have to move a half-mile west to stay in what he considers his longtime home district. He's an avid martial artist. He says he's fiscally and socially conservative, and his focus is bringing manufacturing jobs to Florida and stopping illegal immigration.
Chris Sprowls: An assistant state attorney in Pasco County, he lives in Palm Harbor. He has tried more than 40 jury trials involving felonies such as kidnapping, drug trafficking and murder. He recently convinced a jury to convict Betty-Jo Tagerson, the Hudson woman who ran over and killed one of a set of 5-year-old triplets. Sprowls' main issues are prescription pill abuse and the high cost of homeowners insurance.
Phil Tropea: Another Palm Harbor retiree and lifelong conservative, he regards Nehr as a "fence sitter" who won't take a stand. He opposes any annexation of East Lake and has complained to the Pinellas County Commission about rising EMS fees and other issues. "Taxation, I am sick of it," he said. He's also a tenor who sings everything from show tunes to opera.


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EUREKA -- Former Old Town businessman George Clark has thrown his hat into the race for the City Council's 4th Ward seat, and will celebrate with an unveiling of his campaign headquarters Wednesday.
Clark will hold the grand opening event for the headquarters at 322 F St. beginning at 6 p.m.
Clark is a longtime community activist, according to a press release, and once ran Old Town's Kyoto Restaurant with his wife, Kyoko. Councilman Chris Kerrigan, whose seat Clark is aiming to take after Kerrigan is term-limited out in November, is supporting Clark's bid and, according to the release, is a senior advisor to the campaign.
For more information or to RSVP to the campaign office grand opening, call 443-3777.
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Although the internet has revolutionised the way many of us pay our bills, you can still pay for your energy using cash or cheque — but should you?
Why pay more for the same energy?
Find and switch to a better energy deal in minutes
With so many of today's bank transactions handled electronically, it can seem like a battle to pay by cash and cheque. But if you prefer this method, this guide is for you.
We have pulled together everything you need to know about paying for your energy with cash or cheque so you know exactly how it works, what the disadvantages are, and what options you have.
How do I pay for energy by cash and cheque?
Cash and cheque payments are available from most suppliers to people who prefer to pay every three months (on a quarterly basis).
For quarterly billing, your usage for the previous three months will be sent to you. You can pay by sending a cheque directly to your energy supplier in the post, or by paying it through your bank or local post office.
Those paying by cash will have to do so in-person in their local bank branch or post office.
What are the rules for paying by cash or cheque?
The golden rule of paying by cash or cheque is to leave enough time to submit your cash or cheque to avoid any late-payment charges.
If you are sending a cheque by post you will need to take postage and processing times into account.
You may also be charged by your bank or building society if you pay your energy bill by cash.
What are the disadvantages of paying by cash or cheque?
Paying by cash or cheque is a good way to monitor your spending, as you will always see your bill before you pay it and can challenge any overcharging or incorrect fees.
However, the disadvantages probably outweigh this. If you pay via Direct Debit you will be eligible for a 'prompt payment' discount, as your energy supplier knows they are guaranteed their payment.
Likewise, if you pay your bills online using an 'online only' tariff you will receive a paperless discount, as your supplier won't have to pay to send out your bills.
Finally, you may also be charged a late payment fee if your cheque doesn't reach your supplier in time. You may also incur a fee from your bank or the post office for paying an energy bill.
The main disadvantage, however, is simply cost, as energy companies charge cash and cheque customers a premium on both their standing charge and unit rates, regardless of your payment history.
Recent reports by the energy regulator Ofgem estimate that cash and cheque customers end up paying £100 a year more on average for their energy.
The energy suppliers argue this is necessary to compensate for the costs of processing cash and cheque payments, and the fact that more underpayments and debt come from cash or cheque customers.
Cash and cheque customers are also punished by the limited availability of new tariffs.
Research by Consumer Focus found that only 38% of new tariffs offered between 2009 and 2012 were available to cash and cheque customers.
Why pay more for the same energy?
Find and switch to a better energy deal in minutes
What other payment methods are there?
The cheapest way to pay for your energy is almost always by Direct Debit. This is a way of authorising your energy supplier to automatically deduct an agreed-on payment from your bank.
The problem is that the money will come out of your account before you can check you bill but, from your supplier's point of view, it's a way of guaranteeing their payment, so they are able to offer you a discount.
It's also worth noting that a supplier must notify you of a change in your Direct Debit payment amount or payment date in advance. And, if there is an error in your Direct Debit payment, you are entitled to a refund under the Direct Debit Guarantee.
You can make Direct Debit payments on a monthly, quarterly or variable basis. If you pay by Direct Debit you may also find your account in credit during the warmer months, and in debt during the colder months.
Alternatively, you can set up a standing order. A standing order is like a Direct Debit in that you authorize your supplier to take the money from your account but, unlike Direct Debits, no one but you can make changes to the amount that comes out or when. Because the energy supplier has less guarantee on this method, most new tariffs don't offer standing order as a payment option.
An alternative to paying by cash is to pay over the phone or online using your credit or debit card. You won't get a discount like Direct Debit, but you will be able to check your bill before making any payments, giving you more control.
Finally, prepayment meters, which require a special meter to be installed in your property, are paid for in advance using tokens or by topping up a key or swipe card. Whilst they offer a good way to stay on top of your energy payments, they are more expensive to run, can be difficult to switch away from, and can leave you without electricity if you don't keep your meter sufficiently topped up.
How can I change payment method?
Unless you have a prepayment meter, it should be easy to switch energy plans from cash and cheque to Direct Debit payment.
Just give your energy supplier a call, ask them about the discount you will be offered, and you should see the change on the next bill.
Read more…
- Direct Debit Paying by Direct Debit is often the cheapest way to pay
- Energy Debt If you're struggling to pay for your energy there may be help available
- Prepayment Meters Learn all about these top-up meters


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World War Z movie review by Arch Campbell
World War Z starts out with a traffic jam in which Brad Pitt discovers the beginning of a worldwide zombie outbreak.
Pitt plays the UN investigator selected to get to the bottom of this thing - so we follow him all over the world.
Some of you may sigh at the thought of yet another zombie movie , but World War Z actually rises above the material.
Arch Campbell has a full review.


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This month's book club pick, Ghost Road Blues by local author Jonathan Maberry, is likely the culprit behind many sleepless nights in Bucks County. The story, which fittingly leads up to the eeriest holiday of the year, hits close to home, intertwining local landmarks like River Road; New Hope; and describing popular haunted hayrides that so many of us have visited for an amusing Halloween outing.
The Happening Book Wrap-up:
Love supernatural horror stories? Then this is your book. Maberry paints a vivid picture, bringing the horrific evil creatures that he dreamed up into the nightmares of his readers. What begins as the sickening stories of an arguably naturally depraved man compounds to supernatural creatures of pure evil. Since this is the first book in a series of three, much of the novel is spent setting the stage for the heart-racing ride of the last few chapters. By the end, you won't be able to sleep, whether you're too scared to shut your eyes or too curious not to immediately start book two, Dead Man's Song
If you read along this month, we have a special treat in store. Author Jonathan Maberry will be answering some questions from Bucks Happening readers! Simply comment in this post with your questions OR tweet directly to Jonathan Maberry using hashag #PineDeepTrilogy. Bucks Happening will feature some of your questions in an upcoming article.


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Wow, my answer was going to be that if the anti-inflammatory drugs and rest doesn't help after a week to week and a half, then yes, I would be seen by an Ortho. It could be a Baker's cyst or other type cyst, osteoarthritis, or degenerative arthritis. Your Ortho should be able to diagnose you pretty quickly and get your some relief so you can get back on the golf course.


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My point in this column is that metrics predominate in e-discovery generally and especially for one particular category of software. Analytical discovery software determines the relevance of documents in a collection based on the contents of the documents rather than on the presence in them of key words or phrases. Sometimes referred to as machine-aided review, the software gathers similar documents into clusters, makes binary relevance determinations or ranks the documents they find according to an algorithm for relevance.
Metrics rule in e-discovery. Generally speaking, those who manage e-discovery scope their tasks with metrics. So many terabytes of data collected from so many custodians, such and such a percentage of relevant documents compared to a lower percentage of privileged documents, so many documents reviewed per hour per person. Keyword searches report how many documents had hits. At every step, therefore, averages and medians and percentages are the vocabulary for describing how much time the process takes, what's involved and what the likely expense will be.
Once documents are collected, if analytic software contributes to the review, metrics continue to play key roles. To give two examples, this newer generation tool, analytical software, uses sampling and iterative learning.
Sampling is a statistical notion. In this context it means that someone chooses a small portion of the total document collection and puts the analytic software through its paces on that sample. It is important that the sample be as representative of the entire set as possible, since statistical conclusions are stronger to the degree the set analyzed resembles the full set.
The premise of analytical software is that the probabilities of relevance developed at the start carry over to the entire domain. Thereafter, probabilities decide whether a document is relevant or not. Calculations of all sorts go on when the software analyzes a document for possible relevance. The software weighs and calculates many aspects of its content.
Iterative learning means the software becomes more accurate as human beings outline what the software should look for and then repeatedly assess what it finds and refine the filters, rankings, terms and other elements. The software gets better, as announced by numbers. Once the sample has generated as much quality in its searching as is desired, the software is unleashed on the entire document set.
Iterative learning depends on metrics because the user tracks improvements at each stage. As terms and concepts are added or discarded, modified or re-ranked, the software becomes "smarter." In the jargon of discovery, "recall" increases - the software will find more documents that might be relevant. It also gets better on "precision," the decision whether the documents recalled are in fact relevant. As an example of the omnipresence of metrics in this domain, one expert has suggested that keyword searches have recall rates of 20-30 percent whereas analytic software can consistently exceed 80 percent.
With e-discovery output, too, metrics are everywhere. Analytic software selects documents and clusters or ranks where they stand relative to the documents in the original training set. That output involves massive calculations. Given the volume of some discovery efforts, and whatever search software is employed, metrics become the indispensable analytical and descriptive tool. Metrics govern electronic discovery.


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We have a private shelter address other than our mailing address which is featured on this site. Many of our cats are in foster care, so appropriate appointments need to be made with proper foster families. Our cats are featured on our website as well as petfinder.com and facebook.
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Holga meets Olga: Holga 135 Spotted in FHM!2012-06-04 18 Share Tweet
She is up and coming and hot like a vodka afterburn. Olga Fonda is taking Hollywood by storm and she gets down and dirty with a toy camera. The model and actress did a shoot for the FHM Germany and she was wearing a Holga 135 and not much more. ;-)
I am a lazy but tidy magazine-reader. So I am a bit late with this story, which was published in the German FHM in February '12, but I discovered Olga and Holga making out just five minutes ago and I wanted to share it with the LomoWorld instantly. After I watched "Real Steel" I asked myself, who is that actress with skin soft as a fluffy cushion and a glance hard as steel? It was Olga, who was brought up in Siberia/Russia, the home of so many Lomographic gems. She became a model and was discovered for Hollywood and now Lomography!
Olga also starred in the "Twilight" Saga and there are other blockbusters coming up. I reckon she fills the gap of hot and sexy that Megan Fox left recently due to her political escapades. Olga's name is not so familiar yet but the face is. She did the whole model-craze with fashion shows and editorial shootings all over the world, but now she is heading for big acting trophies!
To kick-start her career in the filmbiz she even changed her name to a very known one. I personally love the original Tchakova in her last name much more. But maybe she is changing back one day, when Lomography endorses her with some real steel cameras from the motherland.
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Standing apart from the main collection, the museum's RAM Art Annex houses educational programs and the museum store stocks an inventory of jewelry and glass pieces by local artists. The annual Greenwich Village Art Fair also shares art appreciation with the community. The fair gathers more than 100 artists in an atmosphere filled with live music.


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Yesterday I took my AP students to the University of Oklahoma Bizzell Library to do research for their critical perspectives paper. Their assignment is to read a canonized novel of their choosing and then write an analytical research paper viewing that text through a critical lens (i.e. Marxist, Feminist, New Historical). Each year I take a group … Continue reading
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Getting Into College: Sports or Academics
; As a teacher, I have many students who are also athletes who struggle so hard to be very good at their chosen sport as well as work very hard academically to make the grade. My hat is off to these students who as a whole are forced to work harder at academics because of … Continue reading


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From: John S. Pistole, TSA Administrator
To: TSA Employees
Happy Friday, TSA Family! Today I'm not coming at you with a bunch of boring rules, like my last memo. No, today I'm here with kudos for our Tip Top TSA Team!
Today the kudos belong to our team members at Dallas Love Field for putting a non-compliant civilian in her place:
Deaton — who has a medical condition — said Transportation Security Administration agents at Dallas Love Field crossed the line after they noticed something hanging from her stomach. She told them it was a gastric tube to flush toxins from her body.
They pulled her aside for a pat-down. Deaton said it happened behind a screen and not in a private room, and away from her luggage. Agents asked to look at the tube.
"When I pulled my shirt out and they catch a glimpse of it, they both go, 'Ugh!'" Deaton said. "I said, 'Thank you for your professionalism.'"
And they said "thanks for shutting up, beeyotch!" BOOM! Amirite?
Anyway, our team members in Dallas handled it exactly right. Here's the thing, friends: and we've been complaining for years, some of the American people have stopped offering us the unquestioning compliance we are entitled to as a result of our official rank. That's because of attitudes creeping back into the American psyche — attitudes like dignity, bodily integrity, the equality of all whether in uniform or not, and individuality. These are not post-9/11 American values. They are 9/10 values. We need to push back, and remind Americans they are a group, not individuals, and need to submit without question or complaint for the good of the whole. As generations of drill sargeants, camp counselors, and nontraditional religious group leaders know, you break down these obstructionist individual values by breaking a person down and building them up again as part of a group.
This civilian in Dallas may call it "humiliation." But remember that the root of "humiliation" is "humility" — the very spirit with which civilians should approach you, the officials assigned to instruct them in their obligations as a member of the traveling public. The sort of tactics used by our Dallas team are exactly the sort that will break down stuck-up individuals and turn them into complaint team members. If you have any doubt, review some of the other techniques that we've used effectively:
—Eat their lunch. I mean literally.
–Faced with an uppity woman? A good hard probe will put her in her place.
—Take toys from the developmentally handicapped. If they don't know their place, who will?
–A A full pat-down of a child in front of a helpless parent will establish that the state is the REAL parent entitled to obedience.
–People are sensitive about bodily fluids like breast milk. Use that to break them down.
–People are also sensitive about prosthetics. The more private the replaced part, the more sensitive the civilian. Use that. It works. Trust me.
–The gal in Dallas only had a tube, which is of minimal use. Some people have bags. If you have control over their ostomy bags, you have control over them. Watch that only they get doused with bodily fluids, though. Dry cleaning isn't free!
–Not everyone is hard to break down. Some people come pre-broken-down. Watch out for people who may have been crime victims. They make useful object lessons to others.
–Similarly, if you show an elderly veteran who's boss, others will fall in line.
–Some "nontraditional" folks are particularly stubborn about recognizing our authority. Hand them pliers and tell them "lose the hardware, hippie." Puts them in their place every time.
In short: MAKE THEM RESPECT YOU. Remind them where you came from.
Some people — people who aren't quite yet "with the TSA program" — have asked me if it is right to use humiliation as a weapon to make Americans return to post-9/11 unquestioning compliance. "Aren't Americans a free people?" they ask. "Don't they deserve better?"
Look: if they were really a free people, or really deserved better, would they be letting us do this?
Anyway, kudos again to the team at Love Field. Your T-shirts are on the way. Attaboy!
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Ensemble Singing Intensive
July 16-23, 2017
Directed by Michael Barrett
Faculty: Julianne Baird, Grant Herreid, Geoffrey Williams
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This summer's Ensemble Singing Intensive program will focus on the rich repertoire of English music for vocal ensemble, from the late Medieval "English countenance" of Dunstable and Power to the finely crafted works of Byrd and his contemporaries.
Along the way we'll consider how the vicissitudes of English politics and religion helped to mould a uniquely English style of vocal polyphony in the 15th and 16th centuries, and how certain composers like Tallis could adapt their musical style to suit the changing religious landscape.
Composers will include Dunstable, Power, Fayrfax, Taverner, Tallis, Byrd, and more!
The Ensemble Singing Intensive is a unique program that offers advanced singers the opportunity to sing one-on-a-part ensemble repertoire from the Medieval and Renaissance eras. Students will work on skills essential to the modern singer of early music by participating in daily ensemble coachings, presenting in ensemble masterclasses, and performing. NEW! A master class with Julianne Baird offers the opportunity to be coached on solo repertoire.
Tuition: $640 Click here for information on Room and Board options.
Audition due date: April 1, 2017
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3. 10-15 minutes of music showing your technique, expression, and understanding of period style. The piece need not be accompanied. For 2017, please include a selection from an English or Spanish composer or source if possible. Please include composer and title information with your submission.
Limited scholarship funds are available, particularly for tenors, baritones, and basses; to apply, provide a cover letter with audition packet that details your experience and goals in the field of early music. Early Music America also provides scholarships. You may also consider contacting your local arts and cultural societies about possible funding. We would be happy to help in providing documentation to assist you in obtaining a third-party scholarship.
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Since he got his 2015 Mustang GT, Bill Tumas has been making some small modifications, like the Ford Racing by Borla Touring Cat Back Exhaust and a tune that we talked about in our last update. However, the goal has always been to make this into the ultimate street car, which looks amazing and puts out a ton of power. While some of the basic bolt-on mods can make some additional power, to get the 600-700 horsepower he's searching for, nothing beats a big power adder like a supercharger.
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Over the years, I have owned over 40 different Mustangs, from classics to Cobras to SVOs and pretty much everything in between. When I had the privilege of attending the debut of the 2015 Mustang last December in Dearborn, I knew right then and there what the next Mustang in my garage was going to be.
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Cheongdam-dong is the seat of wealth and prestige in Korean high society, but an ugly, deeply rooted scandal shakes it to its core when a woman who is determined to get pregnant learns that she is being deceived by the family (her mother-in-law, sister-in-law, and her husband) she was married into, and discovering that the building designer (whose mother supposedly had died) that she just befriended was a person she saved when read moreshe was a young girl. She is unaware that she is being sought after by her birth mother (after a woman kidnapped her when she was a baby), who is now married to a businessman and now has a daughter who happens to be jealous of her because she sees her as a rival for the love of her life.
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Furiwa Seafood Restaurant lies in the heavily Vietnamese belt that runs along the border of Huntington Beach, spanning the cities of Westminster and Garden Grove. In addition to its excellent pho and bahn mi shops, this area is also known for some of the best Cantonese cuisine restaurants in Orange County. Furiwa itself is a relative unknown, having garnered very little attention from the Chowhound community in North OC. Cat and I were turned on to it by the catering manager for our wedding site. Furiwa came highly recommended as a licensed and bonded wedding caterer, and was one of the few restaurants the hotel would permit on its grounds. It was also the *only* hotel-approved vendor that served Chinese-style wedding banquets. Hey, it pays to be the only game in town.
On the plus side, due to its unique relationship with the hotel, Furiwa is allowed to bring its own wok burners and fryers to set up in the hotel's kitchen. They hook their wok burners directly into the hotel's main gas line, thus allowing them to prepare and serve restaurant quality food in a banquet setting the way is was meant to be served; hot out of the wok, one or two dishes at a time, using just-in-time delivery. This will hopefully result in higher quality food than might be supplied by a vendor required to transport the finished product to the wedding site and reheat it.
Since Cat and I both work in the part of Huntington Beach bordering Westminster, Garden Grove, and Fountain Valley, Furiwa is ridiculously convenient for us. Cat and I already stopped by for an undercover preliminary tasting last month. Last night's visit was with Cat's parents to finalize the menu.
We arrived at the restaurant at around 6:50pm. The first thing I noticed was the lack of clientele. At prime dinner time on a Friday night, there were only two occupied tables in a dining area large enough to seat hundreds. I had noticed the same low number of guests the last time Cat and I had visited, but had hoped it was just a fluke. Still, since we were doing a tasting for a catered event, it was all about the food.
While the exterior of the restaurant is a little run down, much like the strip mall that hosts it, the interior is actually fairly posh, with lacquered wood furniture, white linen tablecloths, and monogrammed china. Of course, the restaurant has obviously seen better days. An area along the back wall is being used as a storage area for extra tables, chairs, ladders, maintenance supplies, etc. The carpet and wall decorations are tasteful, but have clearly been around for a while. The wait staff's uniforms are clean, but visibly worn. The linens are also very clean, but not exactly fresh or new. In terms of its decor, Furiwa isn't a first-class Cantonese restaurant by any stretch. However, it observes enough of the niceties that I would consider it a top, mid-scale dining locale.
The service at Furiwa was quite good. The wait staff was fast and efficient, and did a great job of making sure dishes were cleared away and leftovers were packed up. At one point, my water glass remained empty for over half an hour. However, that's a quirk of service at most Chinese restaurants. You rarely get more water unless you ask for it. The teapot, on the other hand, was always full.
We started off with the Seven Star Appetizer Platter, which consisted of the following "delicacies".
* Cuttlefish marinated in a spicy chili sauce - Tart and spicy, this was one of my favorite items. The cuttlefish slices were nice and tender. The marinade was just sweet enough to counter the heat of the chili sauce without being cloying.
* Jellyfish marinated in a sweet and sour vinaigrette - The strips of jellyfish were appropriately crunchy. The vinaigrette, made with rice wine vinegar and sugar, was quite refreshing, if a little stronger than I would have preferred.
* Bamboo clams in a Chinese mustard sauce - Another favorite of mine from this platter. The clams were firm, yet soft and easy to chew. The sauce was probably one of the best Chinese mustard-based sauces I've had. Mayonnaise had been used to soften the impact of the peppery mustard while adding subtle flavor.
* Ham sausage - Made with seasoned pork that had been whipped into a paste and steamed, the texture was similar to Spam. I wasn't particularly impressed by this dish. Since it was resting on a mound of Chinese pickled vegetables, the subtle flavors of the ham sausage were completely overwhelmed by the sweet and sour flavor of the pickles.
* Chicken sausage - Similar to the ham sausage above, this dish was made with seasoned chicken meat which had been whipped into a paste and steamed. Once again, the flavors of the meat were drowned out by the pickled vegetables, although I could taste the faint presence of the chicken as it struggled to be heard.
* Head Cheese - Some sort of meat suspended in aspic and thinly sliced. From the looks of it, pork and pig ears were involved. I was told by the manager that there were also pickled oysters in there. If the pickled vegetables hadn't so successfully overwhelmed the flavors of the cold cuts, I might have been able to deconstruct the item better by taste.
* Shrimp - Not pictured since they'd all been eaten at that point. This was probably my least favorite item. The poached shrimp had a rubbery, chewy texture and were completely covered by a sweetened mayonnaise. Like the cold cuts, they suffered from being paired with the pickled vegetables.
As part of the fairly impressive presentation of the plate, the cold cuts and shrimp were displayed as part of a dome tureen with pickled vegetables in the center. From the flavor, I could tell the tureen had been prepared well in advance. As such, the juices from the vegetables had been fully absorbed by the meat, resulting in overwhelmed flavors and funny textures. I would have preferred to have tasted fresher preparations of these items. The general consensus at the table was that while the presentation had impact and the items were novel, the platter was probably too adventurous for a number of the guests. Furthermore, I wasn't fully satisfied with the quality of the tureen in the center. We decided to replace this platter with a Chinese barbecued meat platter that would accommodate our less adventurous guests, guests with food allergies, and guests who didn't like seafood.
Next up was a Crabmeat with Asparagus Soup. Large chunks of crabmeat were simmered in a thick, gentle seafood broth with pieces of tender, peeled asparagus stems. Beaten egg whites had been swirled in the hot soup to add additional texture and flavor. This soup has an instant hit with everyone at the table. However, it had some competition.
A thick and luxurious Fish Maw Soup was made using a deep-fried fish head, which had been simmered in a soy-based broth to make the soup. The head had been removed before serving, but small pieces of the batter and thin shreds of fish meat filled the soup, adding flavor and texture. It was a tough call.
The base menu set that we were working off of offered a Shark Fin soup, which hadn't particularly impressed me when I'd had it during my last visit. These two soups were our replacement options. Cat's mother really liked the Fish Maw Soup, which both Cat's father and I also liked. However, Cat strongly preferred the Crabmeat with Asparagus Soup to the Fish Maw Soup. Her father and I both agreed that the Crabmeat with Asparagus Soup was slightly better and would appeal to a greater number of guests. Crabmeat with Asparagus Soup was added to our menu, but I highly recommend both soups to anyone who visits the restaurant. Stay away from the Shark Fin Soup.
After the soups, we moved on to the Honey Walnut Shrimp. It was very good, no doubt about it. The shrimp were battered, fried, and lightly coated in a sauce made using honey, mayonnaise, and orange juice, so they were nicely crunchy. The walnuts were crunchy as well, with a thin layer of caramelized sugar and sesame seeds that blended well with the bitterness of the walnuts, helping to cut the richness of the shrimp. The overall effect was very balanced.
Cat's father was very impressed by the shrimp. I also thought the dish was very good, but not much different from other Honey Walnut Shrimp dishes I'd had in the past. Cat and her mother had no strong opinions either way. Since Cat's father liked the shrimp so much, the dish was added to our menu.
This French-style Crispy Beef was my dish of choice for our more terrestrially inclined and seafood challenged guests. Pieces of marinated filet mignon were diced, floured, and flash fried before being tossed in a sauce made with soy sauce, butter, course ground pepper, and other spices. The resulting dish combined the tastes and textures of a well prepared French filet mignon with a distinctly Cantonese flare. While Chinese chefs are known for being able to transform tough cuts of meat into delicious food, what they can do with high quality ingredients can be absolutely extraordinary. The dish was a hit and was added to the menu by universal agreement. As far as I'm concerned, this is a must-have dish at Furiwa, and one that I'll probably return time and time again to sample.
As an alternative to the French-style Crispy Beef or Honey Walnut Shrimp, the manager suggested that this Orange Peel Chicken might appeal to larger number of the Caucasian guests. The chicken was quite good, and similar to one of Cat's favorite dishes from the Red Onion Cafe, albeit of higher quality.
Floured pieces of chicken were deep fried, then tossed in a mild sweet and spicy sauce made with Chinese fermented orange peels. But, no matter how well made it was, Orange Chicken was still Orange Chicken, and we felt that it would be too reminiscent of steam table Chinese takeout. Don't get me wrong. Comparing Furiwa's Orange Peel Chicken to the Orange Chicken offered by say Panda Express would be like comparing a Honda Civic to a Lexus LS; they're both cars but what a difference. Still, not quite the flavor we were looking for in our wedding menu.
Since we were considering dishes without seafood, manager had a tasty duck dish brought out to us. An entire duck had been butter-flied, de-boned, breaded with panko crumbs, and deep fried. Served with steamed buns and a sweet and sour duck sauce, it captured the heart of Cat's mother. I liked it as well, although I couldn't help thinking of it as a giant duck katsu and imagining it with curry sauce and rice. My only complaints were that the duck meat was a little dry, that the skin had been removed, and that frying process had rendered out most of the tasty fat. Still, enough excellent duck flavor remained in the meat to satisfy me. Cat was not particularly enamored with the dish. Cat's father thought it was good, but not wedding menu good, and I agreed. The dish wasn't selected for our wedding menu.
The last dish we tried was Cat's personal favorite, and her dish of choice for the wedding menu; Crispy Boneless Chicken with Shrimp Paste. An entire chicken was butter-flied, de-boned, and coated with seasoned shrimp paste. The skin side was seasoned while the shrimp paste side was breaded with panko. The whole thing was then deep fried, sliced, and served. Plain, the chicken was awesome, with crispy skin, a gentle, complex flavor, and a springy texture from the shrimp paste. With either of the two condiments provided, sweet and sour duck sauce or course ground pepper, salt, and lemon, the dish was amazing. For us, it was a shoo-in. Cat's parents liked it as well, although her mother seemed a little disappointed that we weren't going with the duck. This is Cat's must-have dish at Furiwa. Whenever I go to sample the French-style Crispy Beef, I'm sure she'll be ordering the Crispy Boneless Chicken with Shrimp Paste.
Furiwa is an excellent restaurant. I must say that after tasting the food, I'm even more surprised at how empty it was on a Friday night. In my opinion, its cuisine is being overlooked in favor of, and overshadowed by, some of the better known restaurants in the area. The service from the manager and the wait staff was superb and the food was wonderful. The prices were highly competitive. The average dish on the regular dinner menu was around $12-$15, and the labor-intensive Crispy Boneless Chicken with Shrimp Paste was only around $20. I would recommend Furiwa for anyone looking for high-class Cantonese cuisine at a reasonable price. It's not the best Cantonese food I've ever had, but for it's certainly one of the best I've ever had with that price point, creativeness, and flavor. It deserves some Chowhound consideration. Have dinner there and order the French-style Crispy Beef and the Crispy Boneless Chicken with Shrimp Paste. I guarantee you'll love it.
Since we were doing a wedding tasting, we were dealing with a lot of half orders and whatnot, so the bill I paid at the end of the evening wasn't indicative of their standard prices. Just expect to pay around $12-15 per dish for dinner, and around $20 for their more intricate items. Here's what we ended up selecting for our wedding menu:
* Five Star Appetizer Platter
* Crabmeat with Asparagus Soup
* Candied Walnut Shrimp and Shrimp Balls
* French-style Crispy Beef
* Crispy Boneless Chicken with Shrimp Paste
* Whole Steamed Fish
* Yang Chow Fried Rice
* Sliced Oranges
For a dinner party of four, I would recommend:
* Crabmeat with Asparagus Soup or Fish Maw Soup
* French-style Crispy Beef
* Crispy Boneless Chicken with Shrimp Paste
* Pan Fried Whole Scallops
Flavor: A- (They lost some points for the tureen in the Seven Star Platter)
Ambience: B+ (As mentioned before, the restaurant has seen better days)
Service: A
ROI: B+ (In the middle range, but cheap when compared to the amount and quality of the dishes provided.)
Overall: A-
Furiwa Seafood Restaurant
13826 Brookhurst St.
Garden Grove, CA 92843


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Hello there,
I'm trying to get my foot into the home renovation industry and have been thinking of doing a general carpentry apprenticeship to get started.
Didn't realize it would be as hard as it is to find a sponsor to take on a new apprentice. Seems a tough enough time just finding general labour positions.
I've applied for a pre-apprentice program with a local union as well as have looked at some training institutions with not much luck there either.
Anyone on here have any advice or suggestions on ways to get experience or where to look for contractors willing to hire new people like me?
Also created an account on apprenticesearch and have applied to a few postings regarding carpentry, flooring and drywall. But even on there most are looking for 2+ experience.
Really, any help would be greatly welcomed and appreciated!
Thanks for your time,
Hello Steve,
I would encourage you to send your resume to companies, even when the experience asked is higher than what you have to offer.
You are also welcome to send us a resume.
We currently don't have a position open, but we can keep your resume on file for future opportunities.
Eveline Pinto
Level One Construction
Hey Steve
I agree with the previous posting. You should send resumes to potential employers. I think you may also want to follow through with the union too. The schooling that you will receive from them is second to none and at the end you will have your red seal which can open a lot of opportunities for you later.
Even though you won't be working in the residential sector you'll gain a lot of useful experience that will become an asset later. While you're doing that you can pursue side jobs with people you get to know. You also get great pay, benefits and pension.
That's the route I took. When my apprenticeship was finished I left the union and pursued a career in residential construction.
I hope this is helpful. Best of luck.
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Hi Steve, Not the easiest industry you have chosen !! However, I cut my teeth in the renovations industry as a carpenters helper, working for fire/flood/emergency restorations company.
These are restoration companies working solely for insurance companies. and they are doing many jobs at any one time.
If you can get on board with such a company, you will be exposed to many trades, but principly carpentry.
it is a great way to learn a lot of stuff, but still a good idea to get the red seal and the ticket. Plenty of big development companies offer sponsorship if you have been working with them for a few years.
Good luck.
Hamish Wheatley.
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There's sad news for pizza lovers in Logan. Jack's Wood Fired Oven has decided to close its doors on Oct. 13.
The owner is taking a job with a food service company in Wyoming and will not be renewing the lease on his building at 256 N. Main, according to a message posted on this Facebook page a few moments ago.
"As heavy as our hearts may be, we will be closing Jack's October 13, 2012," the post states. "We would like to thank all of you for your wonderful support and friendship, Logan has been amazing to us. Jack's Wood Fired Oven will always be a cherished part of our family's lives. We will truly miss all of you."


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Why is a Book the BEST Calling Card?Tuesday, September 1st, 2009
Many years ago, in the distant past, even before Willie Nelson had a pony tail, I was working for an advertising agency and had a client who wanted to publish a book. His book was called It's Your Money, Earn or Burn. Actually, I wrote the title, but that is beside the point. The information in the book is way out of date now, but at the time was cutting edge.
He, my client, and a partner had a business finding and promoting tax sheltered investments. Since then congress has closed most shelters and left many tax payers high and dry. The rules surrounding acceptable tax shelters from those disallowed were somewhat discombobulated and difficult to decipher. Imagine that–tax regulations being difficult to understand–who wodda thought?
For example there was the famous case of country singer Willie Nelson who followed the advice of Price Waterhouse, one of the top 10 accounting firms in the country. The government disallowed his sheltered investments and the unpaid taxes and fines forced Willie Nelson into bankruptcy.
Get this, the government wouldn't tell you in advance if a shelter would be allowed or not. You had to assume it would be, then wait for their audit, which could take years. If you guessed wrong–WHAM you paid dearly.
My client's idea was to write a book simplifying tax shelters for people and leading them away from uncertain ones into those proven. It was an excellent idea, but marketing and distribution became a problem. The Internet didn't exist in those days so it was difficult to connect with the very small percentage of Americans who were potential targets for his message, but that didn't really matter.
Why, you might ask.
The very day books were delivered; he extracted a copy, proudly marched down the hall to the offices of another firm, and gave the book to the owner. The owner looked at the cover, turned it over and saw my client's photo and bio on the back. Volia, instant credibility.
As a direct result of using his book as a calling card, my client secured a contract that paid him more than all of the costs of producing the book. All actual book sales were gravy.
Ask yourself if instant credibility would benefit you. Are there doors currently closed that might open if you used a book to jimmy the lock (metaphorically speaking, that is)? How do you crash through the glass ceiling? Try throwing your book at it. A book can give you more status than any other factor. These people would definitely improve their chances for advancement, better name recognition, and higher earnings if they had a book:
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Vanessa Perroncel is the French lingerie model at the centre of the John Terry infidelity scandal that threatens to disrupt the England camp in the run up to World Cup 2010. The ex-girlfriend of Manchester City defender Wayne Bridge is alleged to have had a long-term affair with the England captain who is married with two young children.
AppealYou just need three words to describe the sex appeal of Vanessa Perroncel -- French lingerie model. One look at her modelling shots will tell you what attracted Lee Latchford-Evans (of Steps fame), Wayne Bridge and John Terry to the 33-year-old model.
The sultry brunette has a child with Bridge, who she dated for three years, and we are sure to be seeing a whole lot more of her in the future now that her secrets are out.
SuccessIt is difficult to judge someone's success when it is not overtly evident of what they actually do, but if we are to judge Vanessa Perroncel on her ability to be a lingerie model then we would give her full marks. However, it would seem that the French "model/actress" has settled on being a professional WAG and for that, full marks would be a disservice to the profession.
Yes, she dated Wayne Bridge for three years and was part of the WAG set papped in Baden-Baden during World Cup 2006, but her reputation as a WAG could be in tatters now the John Terry affair has leaked to the press. She may find it difficult to bag another footballer now that John Terry has had to relinquish the England captain armband, but her success as measured in tabloid column inches is assured, at least in the short term.
Vanessa Perroncel BiographyVanessa Perroncel is a former model and full-time mother of one. Her modelling credentials include promo pics for the Ali G In Da House movie, various lad's mag pictorials and a strange shoot, which features miniature JCB's driving over her naked behind.
vanessa perroncel dates steps singer Vanessa Perroncel first came to the attention of the British press when she dated Steps singer Lee Latchford-Evans back in 1999. Following the split of Steps in 2002, the couple went their separate ways.
After working at the Elysium nightclub, a regular haunt of the Chelsea team, Vanessa started dating defender Wayne Bridge and was pregnant during the World Cup 2006. As part of the oft-papped WAG set in Baden Baden, the French model soon found herself in the tabloids snapped alongside Cheryl Cole, Elen Rives and Alex Curran.
vanessa perroncel and wayne bridgeWayne Bridge and Vanessa Perroncel celebrated the birth of their son, Jaydon Jean Claude Bridge, in November 2006 and the couple seemed to be living a perfectly happy life in Surrey. Vanessa apparently bought Wayne a £1000 Star Wars Storm Trooper costume as a birthday present; however, there were to be troubled waters ahead.
Bridge and Perroncel lived a seemingly happy life in Oxshott Surrey, counting John Terry and his family as neighbours along with Ashley Cole and Cheryl Cole, with Joe Cole and Scott Parker also in the neighbourhood. However there was trouble in paradise. Following Wayne Bridge's move to Manchester City in January 2009, the couple split, with Wayne's adulterous ways cited as an explanation. Perroncel turned to John Terry's wife Toni for solace, but the tables were soon turned, when it was revealed that John Terry had sought to have a gagging order placed on Perroncel when it became clear that their affair was due to be leaked to the press.
vanessa perroncel and john terryA high court judge overturned the gagging injuction and Vanessa Perroncel has assigned PR guru Max Clifford to deal with her press. With five press deals being negotiated, Perroncel looks set to have her 15 minutes of fame, and a reported £250,000 to sweeten the deal in the process. If John Terry loses his captaincy and the story of an arranged abortion are revealed to be true, this could just be the starting point of a scandal that will run up until World Cup 2010.
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Yes it is. The problem right now is finding something to put on it.
Yea, I've found a few mil spec stocks, but they're so freakin expensive. I ordered a magpul stock that is made for airsoft, I figure it would be fine since its just a .22, some say it fits, others say it won't. I guess I'll find out when it gets here
Might as well try it, magpul also makes a fairly cheap mil spec one if you can find it.
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What Kind of Rhinoplasty Can I Forgo, I Have a Huge Nose and Hate It....
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Rhinoplasty technique for a large nose
The rhinoplasty operation is performed to refine, feminize, and modify the existing nasal cartilage and bone. If the patient has thick skin, this will not change. Narrowing of the nasal bones is done with osteotomies. A hump is removed by rasping the bridge down. There are multiple different tip techniques that include removal of cartilage from the tip along with sewing the tip cartilages together as in transdomal or interdomal suturing tip techniques. The net effect is a more feminine and refined nasal tip.
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Pick an excellent, experienced rhinoplasty surgeon, not the technique. Reduction rhinoplasty can be done many ways; your surgeon will decide what is best for you. He/she will explain alternatives.
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Techniques in rhinoplasty have evolved over the past 30 years from a gross reduction in the size of the nose to modification of the proportions and angles of the nose. Importantly, each rhinoplasty is individualized, with no two people having exactly the same procedure. Choose a surgeon who will spend a full hour with you and I recommend computer imaging so that you can better understand what the surgeon plans to do and the surgeon better understands your desires. Make sure all your questions are answered before surgery. Choose a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, Inc. and make sure that your surgeon performs rhinoplasty regularly.
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The choice of the approach, either open or closed depends to some extent on the preference of the surgeon and your needs. The size of the nose itself does not dictate the type of approach required. It seems as if your tip is quite large and can be reduced from either approach. If you want more of a sculpted tip, then an open approach might be necessary. I hope this information helps.
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See Dr Jack Gunter in Dallas, he is the best rhinoplasty surgeon in your area. From MIAMI Dr. Darryl j. Blinski
There are limits to how small a nose can be made by rhinoplasty.
Your picture demonstrates a large but not huge nose. A reduction rhinoplasty requires the skin to embrace the changes in the nasal skeleton. Too much of a reduction in these structures and the skin has nowhere to go but gather up and obscure the results. This must be discussed carefully with your plastic surgeon before proceediing.
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The list is impressive indeed. It includes nearly 200 West Valley College student-athletes who have gone on to compete as football players at the collegiate level, nearly half of them on scholarships.
But as impressive as the list may be, it only tells part of the story. That list doesn't cover the entire 50-year history of the local community college, and it doesn't include the many, many student-athletes who gave up football after competing at West Valley but still went on to pursue four-year degrees.
If it did, that list would include hundreds upon hundreds of names of former Vikings who enriched their lives with a college education, thanks directly to the football program offered at West Valley College. It's that program that is now in jeopardy. In its never-ending struggle to balance a budget, college officials have included football on their short list of potential cuts in a restructuring program they hope will bridge a $1.5 million gap.
The college council is now taking its budget proposal, which includes dropping football, to the West Valley-Mission Community College District board of trustees. We believe that part of the proposal that calls for the elimination of the football program to be shortsighted and not in the best interest of the community college that serves the West Valley area and beyond. We hope that the board members agree.
West Valley has a storied football tradition that dates back to the 1960s, when students were still attending classes on the campus of the old Campbell Grammar School. West Valley teams in the 1970s were among the best in state history and produced a great many transfer students who went on to graduate from four-year schools.
While the success on the field has fallen off in recent years, the success of the individual student-athletes has not, which the "Moving On" list on the West Valley website (westvalley.edu/wvcsports/football) clearly shows.
Dropping the football program certainly will do nothing to increase the school's student population. On the contrary, it will give prospective students yet another reason to spurn the two West Valley-Mission district schools in favor of the two Foothill-De Anza Community College District schools. Both De Anza and Foothill offer competitive football teams that draw student-athletes to their campuses. West Valley and Mission would offer no such program at either site.
There are 69 players on the current West Valley roster. That's 69 student-athletes who most likely would have chosen to attend either De Anza or Foothill if there had been no football team on the Saratoga campus. They certainly will in the future, leaving the college with many desks to fill to replace those numbers.
The school has already cut wrestling and cross country from its athletic budget. Where does it stop? When there is nothing left to draw students to the local campus?
This need to save money in the short term is not a good reason to make such a drastic decision. We urge the board to keep football alive at West Valley College.


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Petaling Jaya (Malaysia), Sep. 9 (ANI): Malaysian Indian Congress's CWC seat hopeful Jaspal Singh has urged Malay-Indian businessmen to think big and incorporate technology into their ventures for more profit.
Singh said Indians should be prepared to work hard and take up challenges to compete at a global platform.
"Investors will come to Malaysia to open business here and we cannot be asking for protection. We must prepare ourselves to stand on our own two feet," the Star Online quoted Singh, as saying.
Singh has been given the task of coordinating the construction of two 18-storey tower blocks in Bandar Utama which will become the new MIC headquarters.
During his campaign, Jaspal said he would strive for excellence, bring innovation to deliver change effectively and efficiently and be result-oriented.
Singh, who born in Bedong in 1962, enrolled for a engineering degree course at Universiti Malaya.
The secretary of the MIC economic bureau is credited for a development programme to assist new entrepreneurs. (ANI)


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IT services had evolved independently at the various campuses and centers of the University of California System (UC System), and multiple tools were often in place to accomplish the same task. Starting with IT Production Control, the UC System wanted to consolidate job scheduling functions on a single solution to eliminate confusion and inefficiency, allow sharing of services across campuses and reduce costs. The UC System implemented the BMC Control-M Workload Automation job scheduling software from BMC Software (NASDAQ: BMC) to accomplish these goals with a solution that met the needs of disparate internal clients. "We had half a dozen or more identified scheduling packages. The biggest challenge for us was to get that into a single view so we could understand how the business was being impacted – how to optimize and make better decisions. Control-M was the tool of choice," said Dax Johnson, lead technical architect at the University of California, Berkeley. Johnson added, "It's going to improve the stability of the production control environment and enable better service level attainment due to jobs completing quicker or within their service level time." The Challenge The UC System needed to create a Center of Excellence for Production Control. To do that, it was necessary to consolidate on a single scheduling solution that would serve the needs of multiple campuses and centers, provide a single viewpoint of operations, and eliminate confusion resulting from using many tools to schedule batch processing jobs. Ease of use and minimal training requirements were also important considerations. The Solution After comparing the various tools in place, the UC System chose the BMC Control-M software. The solution was a substantially more mature product that was easy to use and provided a single-pane view into batch processing operations to increase efficiency while improving the stability of the production-control environment.
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