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Taste Of El Paso 2013 Preview – Suzu Restaurant
We are gearing up for Taste of El Paso and it's time to give you a sneak peek of the food you'll be enjoying at this annual culinary event. Today I previewed the food from Suzu Restaurant and it was incredible.
Their menu item is a short rib, with a shitake marmalade, escabeche veggies and salsify-whipped potatoes. As a bonus, another plate of garlic shrimp with guajillo butter and chili with some kick. Co-owner's, Chef Victor Rodriguez and Jose Herrera were there with me as I sampled these unique tasting dishes. Below are pictures of both and trust me, you do not want to miss out on getting a "taste" of these.
Short Rib, with a Shitake Marmalade, Escabeche Veggies and Salsify-Whipped Potatoes from Suzu Restaurant
Garlic Shrimp, with Guajillo Butter and Chili with some kick from Suzu Restaurant
You can taste these fantastic dishes and many more at this years Taste of El Paso Tickets are now on sale for the November 13 and 14th event. Suzu Restaurant 5825 N. Mesa St
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An early version of the same game is known as 21. It's now known as Blackjack for a particular hand that consists of an ace card and either a 10, or a face card, which equals 10.
Blackjack is the most popular table card casino game in Canada. Aim of the game is to beat the dealer, without going over 21 points.
How to play (and win) blackjack
In a casino you'll need to change your cash for casino chips. At some tables you may pay in with cash and the dealer will exchange your money for chips.
Find a free seat at a designated table. If there is not a free seat available you will have to wait until someone leaves the game before you may join.
Place your bets before the dealers deals the cards.
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Blackjack is played with anywhere from 1 -8 packets of standard 52 card decks.
A standard table with have seven places for players, and one for the dealer.
The player to the dealers left will always begin.
Cards 2-9 are counted at face value, cards 10, and all face cards are counted at 10, and an ace card is either 1 or 11.
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Each player may either Stand, Hit, Double, Split or Surrender.
Once all the players have had a turn, the dealer turns over his hole card. The dealer can now deal himself another card if his first two ones are at, or under, 16 points.
If the dealer goes over 21, he is bust and remaining players with cards still under 21, win. If the dealer is under 21, but lower than another player, then he goes bust and the player wins. If the dealers hits 21, all other players still in, are bust.
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Bonuses in Blackjack were introduced to the game to add an extra bit of excitement for the players and spectators.
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Once a round has finished, take your chips and/or cash and leave the table. You can also verbally leave by saying 'I'm out'.
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Blackjack is such a popular game that you will find it in every major casino around the world, and in many, many other casinos as well. This is another good card game to play at home with friends for practise and fun. If you would like to play in an elite casino for high-end Blackjack, in an exotic location, look no further than the Casino Barriere El Gezirah, one of the best casinos in Egypt.

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What is Open Access Connections?
Formerly Twin Cities Community Voice Mail (TCCVM), Open Access Connections is a non-profit agency that provides free, short-term voice mail phone numbers to agencies and programs. These agencies' staffs provide Open Access Connections numbers to their clients. For people without phones, Open Access Connections bridges gaps while they seek housing, jobs, health care and safety from domestic abuse. Currently, staff members at 350 agencies in the metro area and throughout Greater Minnesota use our service. Each agency tailors this service to meet the needs of their clients.
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An Endzeitgeist.com review
The Esoterrorists clocks in at 161 pages, 1 page front cover, 2 pages of editorial, 3 pages of ToC, leaving 155 pages of content, so let's take a look!
I received a print copy of this book for the purpose of providing a critical and unbiased review. This book was moved up in my review-queue due to this fact.
The Esoterrorists is the game that originally introduced the GUMSHOE-engine, which has since then been used in quite an intriguing array of systems that provide some overlap and options to combine them.
The system you're probably most likely to know the engine from would be "Trail of Cthulhu," Pelgrane Press' investigative Cthulhu-horror game - and thus, you can already deduce the focus of GUMSHOE. Focus? Well, it is my firm belief that no roleplaying game system's engine is perfect. Pathfinder, for example, excels in complex builds and combat simulation. If you take a look at the investigative aspects...well, not so much. I believe that both players and GMs benefit from a change of pace and system once in a while and so, in a way, GUMSHOE was the natural step to take for me, since it can be considered to be almost diametrically opposed to PFRPG in focus. GUMSHOE is a roleplaying game defined by a focus on the story and roleplaying investigations, as opposed to tactical encounters.
Esoterrorist's 2nd edition can be pretty much considered to be the most easy to learn of the GUMSHOE games - the book can be considered to be the basic-version of the rules, without the more complex additions of other variants. From a didactic point of view, this book does a great job explaining the system - to the point where I tried handing it to someone not familiar at all with GUMSHOE. The lady cooked up a character and understood the system almost immediately. So yes, the presentation here is de facto better regarding its user-friendliness than in comparable GUMSHOE-games.
The system is very much ability-driven (though the GUMSHOE term "ability" here does not refer to an ability-score, but rather a skill): Investigative abilities contain e.g. Cop Talk, Document Analysis, Flirting - you get the idea. Now here's the cincher though: You have one point in an investigative ability? You're one of the best in the field - auto-success.
I know, w-t-f, right? But what about degrees of success? Well, the interesting thing is that each ability in GUMSHOE is treated as a resource - you can e.g. spend points of your investigative abilities to unearth ADDITIONAL information. The result of this structure is that the GM has a different task, as do authors - the structure must, by virtue of the game's design, provide multiple ways towards the end. Expending points from the investigative abilities can open new venues of investigation, provide short-cuts -the system pretty much enforces well-written investigations: You can't provide a railroad, you need to make the research modular. This is pretty much genius. (Yes, abilities spent regenerate.)
The abilities not related to the field of investigation directly would be general abilities: These follow different rules and contain melee (via scuffling), health, stability, etc. - here, failure is a distinct possibility. You spend ability points and roll a 6-sided die to see whether you succeed. To keep a character from investing all in one score, the second highest score must at least be half the highest.
So that would be the basic system - it is simple, elegant and, as you may note, bereft of e.g. complications like the cherries provided in Night's Black Agents. While this makes the rules-frame of Esoterrorists less intriguing than that of comparable GUMSHOE-titles, it does provide a crucial advantage - adaptability: Basically, you can graft all specific GUMSHOE-rules you want into esoterrorists: From Night's Black Agent's thriller combat to Fear Itself's (review coming!) psychic rules or any combination thereof, esoterrorists ultimately represents the most effortlessly customizable of the GUMSHOE-games: Whether you're looking for pulpy action or face to the grindstone horror, the system can be customized for just about anything. Oh, and since it is set in our contemporary times, Trail of Cthulhu + Esoterrorists = Cthulhu Now...or Delta Green -as just some examples.
But this is not simply a rule-book - it is also a campaign setting. I do not own the Fact Book (which is a player-handbook, or so I believe), but all you actually need is in here. The basic premise is pretty simple: The investigators work for the OV, the Ordo Veritatis. This organization is an ancient secret-service-type of order that seeks to protect the unwitting mortals from the dread creatures that seek to invade our world from the Outer Dark. No, the OV is not going to inevitably betray the investigators. They're actually the good guys... Yeah, I know - crazy, right? I'm pretty much as stunned by this as you are! It is pretty interesting to note that the book actually contains specific information on how investigations are handled - for the players!
Procedural protocols, if you will, with different levels of staffer-experience for the analysis backdrop of the OV, add a significant level of awesomeness to the campaign setting as presented and provide further options for tight, fun roleplaying - you want your capable support-guys back at home to live, right? After all, if Jefferson hadn't known about this obscure bullet coated in virgin's blood and mandragora, you'd all be dead by now... Oh, and there's this other thing you should know: Veil-outs are crucial...for a reason.
You see, the basic premise of esoterrorists is that there's a struggle going: Basically belief and perception shape our world and what we have achieved with our enlightened society means that the laws of physics are strengthened. If belief in them fades, the veil gets thinner. Horror, breakdowns of how the world works etc. means that the membrane that shelter us from a world of horrors thins. Esoterrorists, the enemies of the OV, seek to let more entities into our world and spread terror and fear simply because the breakdown thins the membrane between our structured world and one of infinite possibilities, of innumerous nightmares - and from power to megalomania, there's a lot to be gained here. The intriguing component from an academic point of view here would be the fact that this echoes perfectly the idiosyncratic perceptions of reality we all are subject to, the psychology of our weltanschauung. Where in Cthulhu, the default assumption is that ignorance constitutes bliss, here, it is an ideology that keeps us alive. And yes, this means that you actually can blend both in intriguing ways. It also is absolutely tailor-made to evoke themes like that of the Silent hill-franchise, where doom and dread and a world most twisted lurks beneath the surface - when the veils thin and there's a breach, things start to become odd, horrific...dangerous. Thus, more so than anything else, deniability, the cloaking of what's truly going on, is justified as a thoroughly noble cause. This simple set-up lends a level of believability and concise motivation to the default campaign setting that is absent in most similar games. It also provides a superb justification for the procedural protocols of dealing with the creatures from the outer dark. The OV's ethics and code of conduct are impeccable and allow you to actually play the good guys - which is something relatively rarely supported by such games.
Another analogue, beyond the Silent Hill-one, would obviously be Hellraiser - and indeed, the creatures from the outer dark sport, at least in part, overlaps with these beings. However, what truly sets them apart would be that they get what horror is all about. The esoterorists sport, in some way, relatable motivations - while twisted and insane, there are some sample cells that resonate with the deepest, darkest parts of our psyche: From violent bikers beaten into submission by an entity of twisted bones and jagged thorns to collectible-card-game-players conjuring twisted images from the cards to those looking for deviant sexual experiences with beings from the outer dark, the cells (and sample adventure-hooks provided) are nasty and diverse. What about a club of serial killers who meet once a year to engage in a particular vile tradition? Or a nasty international financial conspiracy? From the personal to the geopolitical level, there are a lot of intriguing hooks here.
But they fall short of the creatures introduced in this book. The beings here are truly horrific in that they play with human fears, are both iconic and innovative and still sport a level of personal connection that is downright genius. Know how in Silent Hill, the monsters are visualizations of anxieties, guilt-complexes and traumas? Well, this one kind of goes one step further. There would be the Discarnate, for example - a shapeless, incorporeal entity, a ghost in the machine in the vilest sense of the word. Not only is the dread potential of these creatures vast, their means of creation (and stopping them) is downright disturbing: To create a discarnate, a cell of cults has to build a tomb r tunnel, then ritualistically slash their wrists and collapse the tunnel upon themselves - the entity then takes some components of the personalities and minds of the targets and begins its assault. How do you stop it? My dear readers, I'm not going to spoil that!
What about the Nester? Creeping towards sleeping victims (preferably obese or pregnant people), these creatures jab their hooks into the target, scoop out the abdomen and crawl inside, sealing the belly behind them. Yes, that's not only nasty, that's friggin' nightmare fuel! Or what about a creature that essentially is an outer dark variant of an STD, urging its victim to infect even more targets? Yes, these creatures are disturbing, and delightfully so. However, this fact is further emphasized by the glorious b/w-artworks provided for them - or what about The Host, outer dark entities that thrive on religious mania, subjugating believers and feasting on others? Words clearly fail me here, for however hard I try, I fail to properly evoke how exceedingly well-written these creatures are. But perhaps one example of artwork from within the book helps me make my point:
(Here, my original review showcases the art - please check out my site for a taste of its quality...)
The prose is even creepier than that. And yes, there is a creature-book on these beings, but alas, I do not own that one.
But let's get back to the task of the GM here, shall we? Basically, the book's user-friendly nature extends to the task of the GM: Advice on clue-structures and the like help create structures that make the respective scenarios easy to run. Char-sheets are provided alongside an extremely handy investigator matrix that helps the GM keep up to date with agent resources and skills. There is also a handy ability-check-list ( so you don't accidentally construct your scenario to include an ability the PCs don't have), a handy scenario-worksheet, adversary-sheets and a sheet to track an esoterrorist cell and even extremely detailed station duty worksheets - 3 of them!! A massive 3-page index also makes using the book very easy on the GM.
I mentioned station duty, didn't I? Well, while the default assumption is one of supernatural agent-gameplay from case to case akin to Millennium or X-Files, the other default game-style is that of station duty: Essentially, there are some places where the membrane threatens to thin - agents of the OV are then sent to the area for long-term operations. In this case, we get a COMPLETE TOWN. No, I'm not exaggerating - there is a massive, completely detailed small town provided here: With copious amounts of NPCs to interact with and hundreds of possibilities: Almost each character has several optional story-threads you can or cannot follow, threads which may turn into pure horror. It's hard to properly depict the level of excruciating detail, from establishing cover identities to the disturbing concepts provided here. Let me just say that this section is the closest to a proper Twin Peaks/Silent Hill-simulator I've ever seen. In case you didn't know - these two franchises constitute some of my favorite pieces of media...ever. Add to that a significant array of delightfully twisted hand-outs from which clues can be extracted and we have a section that may justify getting the book all on its own - it's basically a whole sandbox-campaign, all ready for you and your players.
Speaking of Sandbox... (Here, my original review showcases the art - please check out my site for a taste of its quality...)
The book also sports a short sample scenario with Prophet Operation Bungo, which, contrary to the tradition of sample scenarios in core/campaign-setting-books, actually is fun, delightful and more detailed than I would have expected.
Editing and formatting are top-notch, I noticed no glitches. Layout adheres to an extremely slick, stylish and atmospheric 2-column-b/w-standard and the pdf provides several downright legendary b/w-artworks. The pdf comes with an EPUB and a MOBI-version and a printer-friendly one...but quite frankly, I'd strongly advise you to get the print. The paper is thick and glossy, high-quality and if you're anything like me, this will be used A LOT.
I'm a cthulhu-fanboy and thus, it should come as no surprise that I got Trail of Cthulhu back in the day. My friend Paco got my Night's Black Agents, which is a glorious game. I never got Esoterrorists and wouldn't have bought it - the title and concept didn't particularly appeal to me, so why bother?
My gut-feeling and instinct was never this wrong in my whole reviewer's-career.
This is the best horror-book I've read in years, regardless of setting.
Let me elaborate: After more than 15 years of obsession with vampires and the cthulhu-mythos, both themes have become kind of predictable to me. I love both, but at one point, games focusing exclusively on either ultimately become the doom of horror - predictable. We fear what we do not understand. As soon as we get our oomphteenth Mi-Go or Yithian, their horror is lost, they become predictable foes. Similarly, vampires can, in the long run, lose their fascination. This is, ultimately, what made me turn my back on the GUMSHOE-system for a while and the primary reason I did not start reviewing books of the system sooner - I was burned out on the subject matter and so were my players.
Esoterrorists changed that.
You could argue that I've never played a vanilla esoterrorists-game. You'd be right. What I did when this book hit my shelves, was something different: I dusted off Night's Black Agents and added the whole concept of the membrane to the game, introduced entities from the other dark and recruited the agents into the OV, which, of course, was among the organizations the vampires sought to infiltrate. I added creatures of the outer dark and the station duty town to my trail of cthulhu games. And suddenly, they were new - disturbing, fresh and diverse. Beyond resonating with iconic themes and a fresh perspective, this book is not only innovative - it GETS HORROR. No, really. This understands horror to a point that bespeaks not only the vast talent of Robin D. Laws and Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan as writers, it also constitutes an eureka-effect I haven't had in ages - this humble, little book has inspired me to an extent I have not experienced since I first stumbled over Ravenloft and Planescape back in the day. It is incredibly frustrating to me that I cannot properly put the genius of this book into words, cannot convey the level of impact this book's ideas have had on my games.
Don't get me wrong - Night's Black Agents is quite frankly the better game regarding pure mechanics - it's more complex, more diverse and the thriller combat and chase rules are exceedingly smart. But, at least to me, Esoterrorists is a book that's infinitely more compelling because its prose, the concepts provided, are just so incredibly compelling, because they feature the experience of jamais-vu and because the horror presented here actually really strikes home: This is not blood and guts, this is psychologically disturbing in the way that only great horror is - where the true ramifications are slowly build up. This is the antithesis of the jump-scare-movie - this is smart horror that sticks with you.
This is not only a game - Esoterrorists is basically, a gigantic, awesome template that can be applied to just about any horror game you can conceive. It works in a plethora of contexts because its theme resonate with our very basic, human psychology.
It is my firm conviction that this book belongs in the library of any self-respecting GM looking for inspiration regarding horror-settings and how to create compelling set-ups. If you're playing ANY GUMSHOE-game, this book can be considered a vast amplifier: The concepts within this book are so incredibly compelling and fun, they managed to re-ignite my spark for cthulhu-related material by virtue of the means by which you can use the content herein to enhance the world of the mythos.
I haven't been this excited by a book, any book, in a long, long time - even only as an idea-scavenging-ground, this book is superb by any definition of the word. And know what? While my Top ten-list of the year usually is restricted to Pathfinder-supplements, I will grant this one status as a candidate - its contents and ideas are simply too compelling and can be a vast inspiration in ANY context you can conceive. I firmly believe that simply reading this book makes you a better horror-GM, even if you ignore the rules and setting. You won't be surprised, then, that I'll add my EZG Essentials-tag to a book that scores 5 stars + seal of approval, a book that blew my mind.
If horror interests you even in the slightest, if you even tangentially like smart, psychological horror, if you even remotely enjoy Twin Peaks, Silent Hill, The Evil Within, X-Files, Millennium and if you really want some fresh wind in your respective horror of preference, then this book should go right to the top of your to-buy list. It's that good.
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The song Sruth an Ath was written and performed by Rónán Ó Snodaigh, singer and bodhrán(drum) player with Kíla, one or Ireland's top traditional bands. You can listen to it on myspace.The song was recorded for TaraWatch, who are campaigning to save the Hill of Tara Ireland's ancient capital and premier national monument, from the M3 motorway. It will appear on the forthcoming TaraWatch album 'Tara of the Kings', which will feature artists like Eamon Carr (of Horslips) & Richie Buckley - Paddy Casey - Mundy - Liam Ó Maonlaí - Mic Christopher - Camille O'Sullivan - Larry Beau - Kila - Eoin Dillon and many other Irish artists. The single was engineered by Dave Slevin at Virtu Studios
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
New song by Rónán Ó Snodaigh in support of TaraWatch available on myspace
Posted by TaraWatch at 9:25 PM
Labels: kila, m3, o snodaigh, ronan, save tara petition, tara, tarawatch
1 comment:
- Property Pro said...
Lovely piece of music.
It's terrible to see whats happening in Tara. It's total madness.
Good luck with the campaign!
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Report: Illegal Children Receive "First Class" Treatment – They Just Have to Make It Here Illegally
Guest post by Kristinn Taylor
The Obama administration will pay illegal aliens to work at a new ICE detention center that features amenities most poor American families can only dream of:
** All you can eat meals
** A beauty parlor
** Flat screen TVs
** Access to cable channels
** Free lawyers
** Free Doctors
** Free Dentists
** A workout gym
A federal contractor told TIME Magazine the illegal alien children receive a "first class" treatment provided by the US government.
All they have to do is make it here illegally.
TIME Magazine finally wrote a report on the first class treatment the illegal alien children are receiving thanks to Barack Obama – two weeks after a similar reports by Kristinn Taylor at The Gateway Pundit. And, of course, the administration is hiding this information from the American public.
Sharyl Attkisson reported:
A thought-provoking article in Time regarding the federal contracts given to house tens of thousands of illegal immigrant children.
It highlights the role of a nonprofit called "BCFS" which, according to Time, has received more than $280 million since December to operate temporary housing shelters for children who illegally cross the Mexican border into the U.S.
On July 7, two days before [the charity head] met Obama in Dallas, the Department of Health and Human Services awarded BCFS $190,707,505 in a single grant.
The Time article also brings attention to an ongoing theme under the Obama administration: its penchant to withhold public information of public interest. According to Time, "To shield vulnerable kids from angry opponents of immigration and the media spotlight, the government declines to disclose the locations and activities of many of the facilities operated by BCFS and similar organizations. That protectiveness comes at a political cost. Governors in states across the U.S. have assailed the federal government for sending kids to their states without notifying local officials, and congressional critics say that massive amounts of taxpayer money are being spent without proper oversight."
BCFS's job is massive. According to Time, it has devoted 1,400 employees to manage its temporary shelters this year. At least one U.S. Senator, Charles Grassley (R-Iowa), is concerned about possible lack of appropriate oversight.
TIME Magazine also reported on the first class accomodations of the illegal alien shelters:
The federal grant money for sheltering unaccompanied children, provided by HHS's Administration for Children and Families, has so far totaled $671 million during the 2014 fiscal year. BCFS has received 40% of those funds, making it the largest recipient of money disbursed to contractors to temporarily house unaccompanied children until they can be reunited with family members or placed in foster care. Dozens of other organizations are involved in the effort, including Southwest Key Programs, Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops…
…"There's not one bit of care that those kids were receiving that wasn't first class," says Chris Liebrum of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, a Baptist network with which BCFS is affiliated."
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I have stopped training for 4 weeks while I get treatment on my back. It has been a massive success. I am still walking but I do miss my weight and cardio training which kills the calories. 1 January 2013 I will begin again. Im sure I have a bit of Christmas blubber to kill off.
I want to share with you the left hand side of my double page. This is my Christmas layout. Im pretty happy with it. I am not a person to normally do Christmas layouts as I don't really have exciting or stunning Chrissy photos. But this year I just wanted to put them together as I know later on in life I will regret it.
So here is my page. I have just about finished my other side but need to print out one more photo that I forgot to print. I will post that tomorrow night.
Hugs and smiles... Moonie


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A little while ago, we bought Lara a doll from the Q'ewar Project, which is a Peruvian women's collective trying to gain some economic empowerment. I first found them on Amanda Soule's beautiful blog, SouleMama.
The doll is wonderful, but came wearing traditional Andean clothing made out of fairly itchy wool (if you click the "SouleMama" link above, you can see the original outfit), and Lara wouldn't come near her. The solution? Some new clothes, made out of Lara's outgrown stuff - and now she loves her "dahl" and wants her to do everything she is doing. I hand-sewed both refashions because of their small size. So - a dress (made from the bodice of one of Lara's old dresses):
and a diaper (made out of two layers of a white t-shirt and a Velcro closure from one of Lara's old hats):
* I never quite realized it, until I saw how the diaper fits, but apparently that doll is stuffed anatomically correctly.


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If you're looking for the best Italian seafood dishes, there's no better place than the luxurious island of Capri. Surrounded by the glistening Tyrrhenian Sea, the island is perfect for anyone wanting to taste fresh seafood prepared by expert chefs. One chef who knows all about the beauty of Caprese seafood is Salvatore Elefante, the man responsible for the mouth-watering dishes at the renowned Il Riccio restaurant. Here, he shows us how to make a Caprese favourite – tris di tartare, also known as the tartare trio.
70g seabass
70g tuna
70g amberjack (and 10g sundried tomato, chopped)
20g burrata cheese
10g green apple, grated
10g sundried tomatoes, chopped
2 baby yellow tomatoes, de-seeded and chopped
zest of 1 lemon
zest of 1 lime
1tsp chives
1tsp dill
1tsp chervil
Bean shoots and watercress, to serve
30g pine nuts
20g basil leaves
80g olive oil
100g grated parmesan
¼ clove of garlic
To create the pesto, combine all of the ingredients in a food processor and then blend on a high speed until you reach your preferred consistency. Once blended, add sea salt to taste.
For the tartare, begin by filleting all the fish, keeping each type of fish - the tuna, seabass and amberjack – separate from each other. Next, chop each into a tartare, making sure the central part of the fillet containing dried blood is properly removed. Once chopped, transfer each fish to separate bowl, before adding the dill and chervil to the seabass, and adding the lemon zest to the tuna. Season each bowl with sea salt and olive oil and serve on a rectangular serving dish, using a square mould to shape each tartare.
Garnish the amberjack tartare with the green apple and burrata, the seabass tartare with the sundried and yellow tomatoes, and the tuna tartare with the chives and lime. Scatter the bean shoots and watercress over each tartare and serve with the pesto.


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Took The Language Of The Easter Rising and Plagiarised It.
Let me first preface my remarks with caveat that this is not some Slugger O'Toole style war of words between anonymous bloggers. I have met, shared a meal with, and respect Plunkett Nugent. I have actively listened/read his reflections on 1916. I agree with him that revisionists, in an attempt to denigrate the moral integrity of the Easter insurgents, have tried to create a comparison with the Ulster Protestants of the 36th (Ulster) Division, and the 'sacrifice' at the Somme.
I would however respectfully challenge the assertion that the motivation of the men who 'went over the top' on the 1st July 1916, were doing so as 'mere cannon fodder enticed to their death by a sectarian desire to trump democracy in Ireland' or to thwart Home Rule. The remarkable military achievement of the Ulstermen on the Somme, and its cult like legacy can be attributed to four factors.
First, they were inspired just as devoutly to the British Crown and Empire as the Irish Republicans were to the aspiration of an Irish Republic. There is no hierarchy of moral national superiority here. Irish Nationalism, as a political ideology had failed miserably to win or engage the hearts and minds of Protestants in the north east of the island. (And there are good lessons to be gleaned in exploring why). The British Empire they claimed to be loyal to had called in the markers, and like the young Australians at Sulva Bay in 1915, or the Newfoundlanders one mile up the line at Beaumont Hamel, these young lions were not going to be found wanting in raw courage.
Secondly, the Ulster Division was unique in the Somme attack in that the men generally disobeyed orders and actually charged the German positions. They won the race against the machine gunners emerging from their dugouts. They captured their main objective, the Schwabben Redoubt and stormed the German second line. Indeed as they approached the German third line they were so far ahead of their schedule they were caught by their own artillery.
Thirdly, the breakthrough achieved by the Ulsters was sadly not emulated by the rest of the British Army. They held out gallantly against wave after wave of German counter attacks. Ammunition and water ran out, but that Ulster Protestant siege mentality sustained them. The war graves mark where they breached the German lines and the vital ground they defended. They hold it still.
In the aftermath the sheer devastation of a 5,000 + casualty lists began to filter back to Ulster like a malaise. It was never in my childhood referred to as a 'blood sacrifice'. However Ulster had simply done her duty by the British Empire, and there were expectations that this Lockean contract would be reciprocated. In the partition that followed, with the creation of Catholic theocracy bereft of social justice, there was a sense that the Unionist stance had been vindicated. In reply to the Green Free State, unionists wittingly created the Orange State.
The men of the 36th Ulster Division came home without ceremony or adoration. Many bore mental scars of PTSD that were simply not appreciated or understood. I recall the matron of a nursing home complaining that one veteran was 'troublesome because he cried at night and wet the bed'. Geoffrey Beattie argues that many Somme veterans suffered from the depression of Survivor's Syndrome.
There was of course a formal and UK/Commonwealth wide 50th commemoration in 1966. Veterans were reviewed by the Queen at Balmoral Showgrounds and some made a pilgrimage back to Thiepval. But in popular culture they were being airbrushed from memory by the sexier heroes of the Battle of Britain, Monty's Desert Rats and D Day. No comic books or Ealing Studios production illustrated their battles. The scale of the causalities inhibited any triumphalism and many veterans like George Hackney (I do recommend his unique photographic exhibition at Ulster Museum), came to reject war and all forms of militarism.
Finally, When I visited the Somme in July 1986, the Ulster Tower had fallen derelict and the only official ceremony was at the British Somme Memorial. But the long war changed all that. Ulster Protestants needed heroic myths to sustain them. The latter day UVF claimed the Somme as a battle honour, the Orange Order changed pre-Twelfth church services to 'Somme Parades'. It even commissioned its own ugly memorial to blot the tasteful landscape at the Ulster Tower. Thousands made pilgrimages to Thiepval with politicians scrambling to be in the official photographs. Bemused and bewildered elderly veterans were plucked from obscurity and belatedly made folk heroes .
Thus, the Somme was changed from a sombre and costly duty, and elevated to the status of heroic blood sacrifice. A sacrifice - unionist politicians reminded us - that needed to be sustained and renewed in the struggle against Irish Republicanism. In doing so they took the language of the Easter Rising and plagiarised it. The two unrelated events were reduced to crude political comparison.
If I have one request to Plunkett and other Republicans it is that we seek a political generosity that respects both the living and the dead amongst our former enemies. To sit down and explore how we shift from presenting conflict (killing each other) as a the contextual issue, and begin to overtly promote a critical respect for the principle that in 21st century Ireland, social justice can be pursued without recourse to violence.
To create together a psychological repertoire that accepts, respects, humanises, and personalises those neighbours who do not share our religious confession, political aspiration or cultural expression. This ability to develop cross sectarian working class solidarities was not possible during the conflict.


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Rodrigo Carvalho
Black Belt 2 degrees instructor Rodrigo Carvalho Silva is a great promoter of jiu-jitsu in Western Canada and throughout the Pacific Northwest, both as the Gracie Barra Western Canada Regional Director, and as owner and operator of Gracie Barra Vancouver, one of Canada's largest martial arts gyms with +600 members and Gracie Barra Burnaby opened in July 2017.
Rodrigo Carvalho was raised in the heart of the Amazon in the state of Roraima in Boa Vista, located in the north of Brazil. He moved to Canada in 2009 and has run Gracie Barra Vancouver as Head Instructor since October of 2011.
Rodrigo started studying Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in 1994 and has won many notable competitions, including the Worlds in 2001 and 2005 the Nationals in South Brazil, along with being the five-time Roraima Champion and three-time Amazon Champion. He has also trained numerous World, Brazilian Nationals and MMA champions. He has utilized his knowledge of self-defence to train soldiers in the Brazilian Army in Brasilia, Brazil from 2006 to 2007. In 2008 to 2009, he taught self-defence to the Police Force in Boa Vista State, Roraima, Brazil. He is also a certified CBJJ referee.
Professor Rodrigo started a social project in Brasilia capital of Brazil in 2004 teaching BJJ for free for 300 kids from a poor neighbourhood called Varjao. The project still in operation and some of the students left Brazil to teach BJJ in US and Canada.
His Master's degree in Physiotherapy from Uniceub and has specialist in intensive care for premature. The University in Brazil has proven essential to his understanding of the physical needs of athletes. Following a holistic approach, Rodrigo is fascinated with the formation of character and behavior in athletes, and strives to address both the athlete's physical and mental health.
Jennifer Weintz
Jennifer Weintz | Rank Black Belt
Jennifer is first and foremost an ambassador for health and well being. She works hard to lead by example and inspire others to be the best that they can be. She believes that too many people settle in life, giving their power away and leaving themselves with a sense of un-fulfillment. "If we all pursued being the best that we can be, we would feel more fulfilled, happy and generally healthier". In her own way, she tries to "make the world a more beautiful place from the inside out."
Throughout her natural health journey, she's acquired other titles, such as Registered Holistic Nutritionist (specializing in sports nutrition), BCRPA Personal Trainer, and a Nationally ranked Bikini Fitness Competitor. More diversely, Jennifer has also travelled to India to become a certified Sivananda-trained yoga instructor, and 13-year veteran make-up artist in the film industry.
As for brazilian jiu-jitsu, she is currently one of the highest ranked females in the province of BC, Canada and holds the following titles:
Dan Slobodin
Dan Slobodin | Muay Thai Instructor
Dan has been training in the Martial Arts for well over 10 years. He first started in Tae Kwon Do at 7 years old. Dan started resumed training again in Jeet Kune Do, at the Creative Fighters Guild. After developing a taste for the striking arts, he trained briefly at Kel Lee's Academy before moving to Montreal to learn Savate, as well as train Muay Thai at the well known Gelinas Academy of Martial Arts (GAMMA).
In 2005, he moved to the West Kootenay region of BC, where he trained and fought Muay Thai under Brent Russel (Dam City Thaiboxing) until the closing of that gym in 2007. Since then he has continued to learn and train in the art of Muay Thai both in Vancouver and more recently, Thailand where he had the opportunity to train with some excellent instructors, such as Lumpini Champion Chinnarach chor. Watcharin.
He has also earned his certification as a Specialist in Sports Conditioning and continues to train at Gracie Barra Vancouver as a Blue Belt in BJJ.
Veteran of:
Certified Sports Conditioning Specialist – International Sports Science Association (2012).
Raz Chan
Raz Chan | Rank Black Belt
Raz was born into a martial arts family and started training in martial arts at the age of 5. His father master James Chan ran one of the first martial arts school in Canada. As a child, Raz started his training under Am Lee Taekwondo followed by Sikaran under Dante Alambra. Although he enjoyed the martial arts it didn't become a full time passion until he saw his first UFC and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He began to train under Dennis Wolfe in kickboxing, boxing, and submission grappling eventually becoming certified in Defendo, a military based self-defense system.
In 2004, he began his journey in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu where he eventually met his teacher Todd Nathanson, a 3rd degree black belt under Jean-Jacques Machado in Los Angeles. In 2011, he became a private student under Professor Rodrigo Carvalho. Their guidance has helped Raz quickly rise through the ranks in international tournaments.
Under the cooperation of Professor Nathanson & Professor Carvalho, Raz received his brown belt in Novovember 2013.
He is an top level competitor on the international tournament circuit. His achievements include:
Leonard Henrique Oliveira da Silva
Professor Da Silva started doing BJJ back in 1993 under his friend and Professor Flavio Ferreira in Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro. After moving to Salvador he continued training with his good friend and Professor Carlos Zuqueto Boa Morte. He has been active on and off the mats during the last 20 years due to injuries and his passion and love for water sports, namely surfing. Before moving to Canada, he was uncertain of what a new country would have in store for him and that's when Professor Boa Morte told him to believe in Jiu-Jitsu. He began training under Professor Carvalho at GBV in 2011. Professor Da Silva can be found training and teaching the early morning classes at Gracie Barra Vancouver, where he continues to make a lasting impression on all those who train with him. He is the 2013 Worlds Master and Seniors Bronze medallist as a purple belt, and a great asset to the coaching staff at Gracie Barra Vancouver.
Leandro Serafim
Leandro is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu under professor Rodrigo Carvalho (Gracie Barra Vancouver). Leandro started his journey in Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil when he was 15 years old and since then he decided that Jiu jitsu was going to be part of his career for the rest of his life. After 13 years of experience in Jiu jitsu and self defense, he decided to share his knowledge based on a program structure developed by Master Carlos Gracie Jr., a member of the original and founder family of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to meet specific learning needs from people with different ages, gender and levels. Our clean, friendly and progress oriented environment allows the students to have a challenging, inspirational and warm learning experience that always makes them feel like coming back.
Pauline Bak Costa
Pauline is a Purple Belt instructor from Rio, Brazil. She started her Jiu-Jitsu journey in October 2012 and joined Gracie Barra Vancouver in 2017, where she has been teaching and assisting with kids and adult classes since then.
For her, Jiu-Jitsu is more than a sport, it's a lifestyle. She believes that the benefits of the sport goes beyond the body to the mind, building strong, confident and self-disciplined people. She is also an active competitor, some of her latest achievements are:
Marko Maurovic
I started my journey training and studying under Matt "HAMMER" Hache and Peter Fazekas.
I have done seminars with Roger Gracie, John Danaher, Igor Gracie, Gregor Gracie, Tom Deblass, Garry Tonon, Marcus Almeida Buchecha and have been part of a 7 day camp with Craig Jones that focused on leg attacks.
I've also been lucky enough to train with Edwin Najmi, Gabriel Arges and Romulo Barral.
I am now a Black Belt under Rodrigo Carvalho Silva. I have been training and studying now for a little over 11 years.
If you are looking to do privates with me we will work out a plan that will improve the following:
1) Conditioning with an emphasis on core training.
2) Sport Jiu Jitsu.
3) Take Downs, guard passing and guard retention.
4) I'm making the most out of your minutes on the mat, with a solid plan of attack, to improve your game. We would be staying away from mindless rolling with a focus on strong technique.
5) Combinations and setups.
I only want to work with a few people. I want to actually see you improve. This means more training and less talking.
Anthony Tomov
Hometown: Vancouver,British Columbia,Canada
Fight Style: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Rank: Purple Belt
Affiliation: Gracie Barra under supervision of Professor Rodrigo Carvalho.
In January 2013, I started my Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu journey. I wanted to learn some self-defence
and gain a fun and challenging activity to workout. I gained so much more then a activity. I
gained perseverance,build self-confidence,Repect and love for Martial Arts. These days I
train regularly on the mats at all times morning,noon and night and will continue to do so.
I also started teaching the kids program and will do my best to pass on the knowledge
I have learned from my professors, coaches, training partners and friends.
"Martial Arts is a vehicle for developing your human potential"
Grappling achievements:
Rafael Pacheco
Professor Rafael started training Jiu Jitsu in 2009 under Professor Dida in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He found out the sport almost by accident when walking around his neighborhood. One trial class was enough to keep him training constantly until the current days
Professor Rafael moved to Canada in 2015 as purple belt and since has been training under the supervision of Professor Rodrigo Carvalho from who he received his brown and black belts. Rafael is huge admirer of martial arts and loves to watch and read everything related to the gentle art.
Professor Rafael believes that Jiu Jitsu can change the world and brings the best of each person. His classes are known to be funny and animated.
Rory Abell
Rory is an instructor who is originally from Dublin, Ireland. In his early years he held a keep interest in martial arts, trying both Karate and Taekwando growing up. When Rory moved to Vancouver back in 2010 and decided it was time to try a new martial art, that was when his love of Jiu Jitsu began.
Under the Supervision of Professor Rodrigo Cavalho, Rory learned the moves and techniques associated with Jiu Jitsu but also enjoyed the benefits from the principles and values that go hand in hand with the beautiful art.
His philosophy when it comes to Jiu Jitsu is that we all have something new to learn no matter who we are so stay humble and never stop learning.


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Louisa Elliott and Liam's Story took a huge amount of in-depth study. By the time both books were finished I'd reached saturation point. I'd lived with my characters for so long, worrying about their past, present and immediate futures, I knew them better than my own children. At the time, learning, writing, discussing, was mostly terrific fun, like playing grown-up games of 'let's pretend'. Having friends to share it with doubled the pleasure. Racing towards the end with a sense of excitement – finding the last chapter, and then the last few lines, takes satisfaction to a transcendent level.
Afterwards, inevitably, comes the anti-climax. The drop in adrenaline is equal to the heights achieved in finishing the work. That sudden emotional void is like losing a lover: it can leave you feeling grief-stricken, weepy, ill and depressed.
In a sense, after Louisa Elliott, it was just as well that the new house, a new way of life – and particularly the new book with all its excitement – had claimed my attention. Family history had ceased to enthral. After immersing myself so completely in late Victorian life, I needed a break. Liam's Story provided that break, but afterwards WW1 was a subject I could no longer face. In truth, it was as though I'd been there – as though I'd lived it, which in a sense I had. It was so important to me I used to make pleas with God: 'I could write this book and die happy, Lord, but please don't let it be before I get to the end…'
I was wrung out by the time the novel was finished. On a terrific adrenaline high, yes, but it had taken all I'd got to achieve it.
And then the waiting for people to read it. Nail-biting anxiety, followed by the editing process.
Alison Samuel came to stay for one night and two very intensive days of 'final editing'. Previously we'd worked in her office in Bedford Square, but she thought we'd get on better at Railway Cottage. No phones ringing, no one taking her attention away from the book. I picked her up at the station and we started work shortly before 11:00 am; with just a short break for lunch, we stopped work that evening at 7:30.
We ate out, returning later to look at mock-ups for the covers of the new book and the new edition of Louisa Elliott. The cream and gold covers looked sumptuous, but it brought a lump to my throat to see Will's photograph in cameo on the front of Liam's Story.
In my diary, after she'd left next day, I wrote: 'Up at 7, working by 8. Alison & I had half-hour lunch & I popped a casserole into the oven for later. Just as well – we didn't finish until 8:30 pm, & then I ran her into town for the 9:15 train back to London. Exhausted.'
Succinct but true. And if I was destroyed, so must Alison have been.
'Woke up feeling dreadful,' I wrote next day, 'all weepy with reaction. Kept thinking of the photo on the cover of the new book & imagining posters of same in bookshop windows. Very strange & upsetting.'
Haunted by doubts now the final edit was over and the manuscript on its way to a printer, I bundled Fido and some overnight things into the car, and headed across the North York Moors to find comfort with Peter.
What had I done? The question drummed at every twist and turn of the road. I wept most of the way to Whitby, aware, for what was really the first time, that I'd written a huge piece of fiction about a real person. With struggle, excitement, passion behind me, suddenly the weight of responsibility was crushing. What if I'd got it horribly wrong? The love-affair with Georgina Duncannon – not exactly the kind of thing you'd brag about – was entirely imagined. What did that say about me? Just who did I think I was to write all this and think it was okay? And what's more, what was I doing allowing Will's photograph to be used on the front of a novel that was just a made-up piece of let's pretend?
'God knows I meant well,' I whispered to Peter, 'but what if I've done him a terrible injustice?'
Peter was somewhat bemused. I explained that I hadn't been affected like this at the end of the first novel – well, maybe I had, but for different reasons. The thing was, Louisa was heavily based on fact – the family history was as accurate as I could make it, the skeleton of truth standing firm beneath the flesh of fiction.
But for Liam, I said, in order to create the fictional modern characters, I'd had to change the family history and introduce an illicit relationship in the past which would no doubt raise eyebrows in the family. In a few months' time, I said, the book would be out, published, in bookshops on the very street where Edward had had his premises. The street where Will would have walked most days when he lived in York. His photograph was on the cover, on the posters.
I was scared. Who was I to give permission? For heaven's sake, I hadn't even asked my mother, and I wasn't at all sure how she felt about what I'd been doing for the past couple of years.
Sensibly, Peter pointed out that Mum knew about the photograph and hadn't objected. What's more, I'd been writing solidly for eight months, virtually without a break. Since beginning this novel two years ago so much had happened. In effect, he said, the two books had overlapped and become one, taking almost a decade of my life to bring to this point. Suddenly it was over. No wonder I was feeling the effects.
We covered this ground more than once, but next morning, after a good long walk on the beach with Fido, my head felt a little clearer, and gradually over the next week or so I recovered my equilibrium, accepted that what I'd written was a piece of fiction, not a biography, and hoped my mother's family would see it that way.
The photograph continued to worry me though, and despite Peter's assurance I wasn't entirely convinced I'd done the right thing until something rather odd came to pass.
Our small front garden edged the drive – what had been the track-bed of the first railway line out of York. The first spring of residence I'd weeded the soil, surprised later when a mass of bright orange marigolds appeared. When I mentioned them to the previous owners they were mystified – no, they hadn't planted marigolds. But the mass of flowers came back year after year until the summer of 1991. Having aerated the soil in the spring as usual, that summer we found bright scarlet corn-poppies coming through instead.
Bobbing their scarlet heads, they bloomed all through the summer and well into September, prompting memories of my childhood and all those journeys to York. Poppies blooming by the roadside and Mum telling me about her father who'd fought in the First World War – and his brother Will, whose name was on the Menin Gate. I gazed at them in my garden, and knew they were not just a happy coincidence, they were a message that all would be well.
'Poppies,' Mum said each time she came down the drive. 'You always loved poppies…'


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It's also the cusp of me dropping into another weight bracket, too, and I feel like it's a bit of a mental barrier that I'm struggling to get over.
The annoying thing is that I know the diet works. I know I can lose the weight if I stick to it. And I know I feel better when I do.
But for some reason I just can't seem to stick with it at the moment.
I think part of my problem is that I've got used to the diet – I don't need to keep checking what I'm supposed to be having, so it's easier for me to cheat (she says, munching on a chocolate cookie – WTF?!).
So, this week, I've decided that I'm going to complete a food diary, for the first time since I started this diet. I'm hoping that, if it's written down, I will be more aware of what I'm eating, and how I'm going to do.
I haven't been to aerobics for about a month, either, and that's frustrating too, as I was really enjoying it. I actually booked the class yesterday but ended up cancelling because I was tired.
I'm so lame.


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A Very '60s Comedy of Errors
Marquette University Theatre brings Shakespearian wit of mistaken identity into the 1960s as it stages its production of The Comedy of Errors. Shakespeare's Ephesus becomes a sort of middle eastern town via a series of banners and cubes. Adrian.. Read more
Marquette's 1960s-Style 'Comedy of Errors'
Shakespearean wit meets the 1960s in Marquette University Theatre's production of The Comedy of Errors. The clean lines of Adriana Saia's cleverly simple set make Ephesus feel very much like the '60s. In places the set can make the show loo Read more
Don't Dress for Dinner
Carte Blanche Studios continues its high standard of quality with a staging of Don't Dress for Dinner (through Oct. 4). This classic farce of mistaken identity isn't without its flaws, but director Jimmy Dragolovich provides enough fun ,Tod... Read more


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In chapter twenty Covenant floats in the place between death and life but cannot let himself rest because of all the wrong he has done. He knows that Foamfollower is dead, choosing to die rather than find an escape after Covenant destroys the illearth stone. Covenant is blaming himself for many wrongs when he hears a voice telling him to take heart in the fact that Covenant did not chose this path for himself. It is the old beggar that Covenant saw right before he was brought to the Land the first time. The beggar is the Creator and he thanks Covenant for choosing to save the Land, his creation. The Creator explains that he could not interfere with the choices Covenant made because it would have made Covenant his tool and Covenant would have been ineffective against Lord Foul. Covenant's sickness made...
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Sunday, September 9, 2012
Tailoring Class: First Demo - Hand Sewing
Summer is truly over when you have to go back to school (teardrop), but that means Fall is just around the corner waiting to sprinkle its autumn hues. On week #2 of my tailoring class, the professor introduced us to some hand sewing to give the "couture" touch to our garments. She demonstrated the uneven stitch, even stitch, tailor's stitch, backstitch, prick stitch, Stem Stitch, and blanket stitch. When people would finish some of the hand stitching, she would check how it looks on the back of the wool fabric. Part of her lecture included tips to become more efficient at hand sewing. First, she explained why it's good practice to thread more than one needle with thread length from fingertips to elbow. The "mishap" that occurs- your thread begins to lose its strength the longer it is and possibly lead to you busting out of your seams. I am so guilty of hand sewing with one needle on thread the length of Rupenzel's hair... lol...No more! She also mentioned that our thread gets more durability and strength when you use beeswax. The darker the beeswax the longer it will last. In my toolbox, I had an assortment of needle sizes which really made it easy to grab the ones I needed. She showed us different types of thimbles and suggested to find one that fits your needs.
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Pep Talk for Missionaries
It's here! Our second edition is done! We initially wrote Best 18 Months: The Unofficial Handbook for Sister Missionaries. As we traveled and spoke to the youth, we realized that there wasn't really anything in our book that young men and Elders couldn't benefit from as well. Hence, Pep Talk for Missionaries was born! We have added more experiences and perspective and all around cleaned it up. We love the revised edition and think you will too! It is an uplifting, funny, easy read for all past, present and future missionaries. Let us know your thoughts and feedback; we love to hear from you.
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A new Department of Homeland Security Inspector General report found that the Transportation Security Administration failed to identify 73 aviation employees with active clearance badges with links to terrorism.
This is because what they're doing at airports is all for cosmetic reasons. It's all just for show and incidents like this prove that.
73 employees with ties to terrorism were given jobs that are supposed to help stop terrorism! That really makes you feel very safe, doesn't it? It sounds to me like the TSA is being infiltrated which doesn't surprise me in the least.
-Jesse Ventura
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Slavery After 1807
It became illegal to purchase slaves directly from Africa under the Abolition Act 1807. However, the condition of slavery remained legal in the British Caribbean until 1834, when the Slavery Abolition Act 1833 came into force.
The 1833 act made it illegal to buy or own a person. Even then, adult slaves were not automatically freed but became "apprentices" for between four and six years.
The apprenticeships were designed to prepare former slaves for independent living, but abolitionists saw them as "but another name for slavery". Apprentices were poorly paid, or unpaid and were still subject to harsh plantation discipline.
As a result of public pressure apprenticeships were abolished early, in 1838.
Thomas Fowell Buxton
Thomas Fowell Buxton (from 1786 to 1845) was MP for Weymouth and a social reformer. When William Wilberforce retired he asked Buxton to take on the Parliamentary campaign against slavery. The two men founded the Society for the Mitigation and Gradual Abolition of Slavery in 1823.
Buxton became vice-president of the Anti-Slavery Society and in 1839 he established the Society for the Extinction of the Slave Trade and the Civilisation of Africa.
He is commemorated, along with other campaigners, by the Buxton Memorial Fountain, Victoria Tower Gardens, 1 Millbank, London SW1P 3JU.
A plaque on the Friends' Meeting House, Upper Goat Lane, Norwich also commemorates his life.
Between 1808 and 1815 Buxton lived and worked at the Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, London E1 6QL and there is a plaque here in memory.
Joseph Pease
Joseph Pease (from 1799 to 1872) was the first Quaker to become an MP in 1832. He was a railway promoter and President of the Peace Society. He worked with Thomas Fowell Buxton in the parliamentary campaign to end slavery. A statue to him was erected in High Row, Darlington, DL3 in 1875.
Henry Brougham, Lord Brougham
Brougham Hall, Penrith, Cumbria CA10 2DE was the home of the lawyer and journalist Henry Brougham, Lord Brougham (from 1778 to 1868). He became an MP in 1810 and the following year he introduced a bill to strengthen the 1807 Act and to make it illegal to trade in slaves.
Throughout his life Brougham spoke out against the slave trade and slavery. As Lord Chancellor he oversaw the 1833 Slavery Abolition Act through Parliament.
Joseph Sturge
Joseph Sturge (from 1793 to 1859) was a Quaker abolitionist and co-founder of the Agency Committee of the Anti-Slavery Society in 1831. The Committee pressed for immediate and entire freedom for slaves. Between 1836 and 1837 Sturge travelled throughout the West Indies gathering evidence to prove that the apprenticeship system was as bad as slavery.
In 1840 he organised the World Anti-Slavery Convention. A statue commemorating him and his achievements is in front of the Marriott Hotel, Five Ways, Birmingham B16 8SJ.
His sister, Sophia Sturge (from 1795 to 1845) was a co-founder of the Birmingham Ladies Society for the Relief of Negro Slaves.
Earl Grey
As Foreign Secretary and Leader of the House of Commons, Earl Grey (from 1764 to 1845) oversaw the act abolishing the slave trade through Parliament.
He was Prime Minister in 1833 when the law to end slavery in the Caribbean was passed. Earl Grey was MP for Northumberland and in 1838 a memorial to him was erected on Blackett Street, Newcastle, NE1 6JG.
Samuel Lucas
The Quaker industrialist Samuel Lucas (from 1811 to 1865) was a veteran of the Anti-Corn Law campaign and a journalist and social reformer. He campaigned against slavery and was a delegate at the 1840 Anti-Slavery Convention in London.
During the American Civil War, Lucas supported the Northern states and co-founded the Emancipation Society in 1862. He criticised the slave-owning South in articles he wrote for the radical newspaper, Morning Star. He edited the newspaper from 1857 until his death. There is a memorial to Samuel Lucas in Highgate Cemetery, Swain's Lane, Highgate, London N6 6PJ where he is buried.


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Criminal Macabre returns in a limited series with a new reader friendly starting point.
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Werewolves are comfortably running New Orleans, but things are about to be shaken up.


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Eu Grants Turkish Service Providers Up To 3-Month Stay In Germany, Holland
The European Commission has decided to grant residence permits of up to three months to Turkish nationals providing services in three European countries -- Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark. Turkish citizens providing services in these countries will be allowed to stay two months in Germany and three months in the Netherlands and Denmark. In a letter the commission sent to member nations as a result of the revision of the Schengen policy handbook, the EU body said Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark will not require visas for Turkish nationals providing service for up to three months in accordance with a Feb. 19, 2009 decision of the European Court of Justice.


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Razer launches the Naga and the Megasoma; Mouse and Mat
Razer Launches Its First MMO Gaming Mouse, And A Hybrid Gaming Surface
Germany, Cologne - Aug 19, 2009 - Razer, the world's leading manufacturer of high-end precision gaming and lifestyle peripherals, today announced the Razer Naga and the Razer Megasoma at gamescom 2009, from August 19-23 in Cologne, Germany. The Razer Naga is the next level in gaming mice for MMO players, tested in participation with leading MMO gamers and community sites such as Curse.com; it gives gamers the competitive edge. Also showcasing at gamescom is the Razer Megasoma, a premium hybrid gaming mouse mat that combines all the best features of a hard and soft mouse mat into one. Product demonstrations will be held at the Razer booth in Hall 9, #C-022 and in the meeting rooms in Hall 4, #A-050
"Gaming interfaces have been growing but there's a gap in providing gamers a true experience of control in the virtual world," said Robert "Razerguy" Krakoff, president, Razer. "Razer's engineering team addresses this issue with the Razer Naga, designed to be unique and innovative by offering MMO players more customization and balance in-game. The Razer Megasoma provides support in utilizing the most efficient gaming environment; it's a hybrid gaming mouse mat catering to both hard and soft mat users with its optimal tracking performance."
Get Imba with the Razer Naga
The Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse provides uniquely innovative gameplay features. The Razer Naga's customizable interface allows gamers to program and command the mouse in-game to fit their specific needs. Razer understands the critical features of the keyboard commands in MMO interfaces; the slightest delay or mistake that occurs in raids and arenas can result in a fatal outcome. The Razer Naga's distinctive 12 button thumb grid is designed to aid gamers by eliminating excessive clicking on the keyboard spell keys (1 through 12) while freeing up the hands to focus on movement and modifier keys. The Razer Naga is designed to offer a different approach to gaming with instant access to many commands at the click of your thumb, making it more convenient and accessible.
The Razer Naga's add-on software, in conjunction with the supported titles, enables gamers to save unlimited profiles and program thousands of different in-game commands for each character you choose to play without the hassle of remapping every time you re-spec. The ergonomic form factor gives players comfort and optimized control to every button. Razer's engineers have raised the bar as the new interfaces of this gaming mouse bridges the gap between the game, peripheral and the user with customization, stimulating interaction and easy control. With the Razer Naga, get overpowered, get the advantage. Get Imba.
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To find a stock broker, first decide whether you require a full-service broker, discount broker or online broker, according to CNN Money. Investigate each potential stock broker's registration, licensing and background, warns the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Stock brokers differ in the services they provide and how much they cost, reports CNN Money. Full-service brokers share their expertise by offering ideas, providing research, tracking investments and suggesting changes. They typically work for a commission based on the price of the stock handled. Discount brokers handle orders but leave much of the research up to the investors. Their overall cost is significantly less and depends on the amount of trading they do. Online brokers are the cheapest option and offer no amenities.
Be sure that the stock broker you choose meets your individual financial needs, advises Forbes. The best referrals of stock brokers are from those with similar financial goals. Only choose brokers who are accessible when necessary and regularly communicate with clients. Before choosing stock brokers to work with, investigate them through the BrokerCheck website of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, reports the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. BrokerCheck is a database with information about stock brokers and brokerage firms, including accreditations, educational and professional details, past disciplinary problems, complaints and criminal activity.


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You now can order your favourite takeaway online and get it delivered straight to your door.
Here at Amigos we take pride in providing a healthy way of cooking in order to ensure the satisfaction of our customer. Our meats and vegetables are either steam cooked or baked in the oven but rest assured you will still enjoy the tantalising tastes of the South Americas but in a more healthy way.