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Another crisis over Greek debt could be triggered as soon as July when Greece is due to repay some 7 billion euros to its creditors
European Economic and Monetary Commissioner Olli Rehn defended the handling of the debt crisis, accusing critics of dumping "dirty water" on the save-the-euro effort and shunning German-French proposals to wrest control of economic management.
The deal opens the way for a major aid instalment needed to recapitalise Greece's teetering banks and enable the government to pay wages, pensions and suppliers in December
Ratings agency Standard & Poor's on Tuesday revised Greece's outlook to negative, saying the debt-ridden euro zone country could need more help from its international creditors
According to Georgios Provopoulos, the governor of the central bank of Greece, savings and time deposits fell by 13 to 14 billion euros in September and October of this year. And it's only getting worse
By Luke Baker BRUSSELS — The heads of state and government of the 17 eurozone countries will meet in Brussels on Sunday to discuss efforts to resolve the region's debt problems. The summit had been expected to come up with a comprehensive plan to tackle the crisis, but deep divisions between...
By Jan Strupczewski BRUSSELS — Losses for private investors on Greek debt in the second financing package for Athens are likely to be between 30 and 50%, rather than the earlier agreed 21%, eurozone officials said on Wednesday. The eurozone is reviewing the terms of its second financing package...
International lenders told Greece on Monday it must shrink its public sector and improve tax collection to avoid running out of money within weeks as investors spooked by political setbacks in Europe dumped risky euro zone assets
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Aren't You Glad You "Stuck it to the Man?"
Because in the end what drives your 401k's is corporate profits.
Not going green.
Not overburdensome regulations.
Not higher corporate tax rates.
Filed under, "Jim Morrison died on a toilet bowl"
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Yes very strange indeed. The 1960s was the height of US prosperity. And then suddenly the youth of that era, decided everything is wrong with America. They rebelled against everything that had built America into an economic power. In the meantime, many people in Red China were starving to death.
I am betting that the 1960s Me Generation, will go down as the most selfish spoiled generation, in all of history. Their parents after surviving the Depression and WW2, simply made life too easy for these spoiled little brats. - 1:11 PM
Are we sure they were putting money into these long-term investment plans, or were they expecting social security, medicare, etc. to cover the bulk of things and that they wouldn't be living primarily on their 401(k)'s?
- Days of Broken Arrows said...
Morrison actually died in a bathtube. It was Elvis who died on the toilet.
I think a contributing factor to their 401Ks being inadequate, is largely an issue of spending too much and not saving enough.
The fact of the matter, is that no, you cannot "have it all".
Second, was the decline and death of the traditional defined benefit pension for the private sector. Most private pensions have been frozen and replaced with 401Ks. This has forced a greater dependence on 401Ks.
If I were King, I would freeze all government employee and teacher's pensions at their current level and replace them with a 401K and 6% match of employee contributions. Just like my employer did in 1999. That would be non-negotiable. Don't like it, leave. Go on strike, you're fired. - 9:04 PM
Let's not forget the responsibility of the so-called Greatest Generation for raising the toxic narcissist Boomers and allowing them every form of self-indulgence...
Keep in mind "The Greatest Generation" were largely communist until WWII broke out. That generation brought us Social Security and massive government spending from the depression.
The blueprint for the Obama administration...
The Generation redeemed itself ONLY by kicking Hitlers butt in WWII. - 7:22 AM

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On our first day in Athens we took in the National museum and I loved it. The the Greek history with hundreds of statues in marble and bronze took us 4 hours to see. Such a change of pace compared to Africa where it was parks and not many museums.
On the second day it was off to the Acropolis. Very grand sitting up on the hill, with the Parthenon pretty incredible. We enjoyed our day walking around the ruins and seeing the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Ancient Agora. The nice thing about being here at this time is the big sights are all relatively empty. We practically get them to ourselves! It's a bit cool though.
Ventured to Cape Sounion, a few hours from Athens, the next day. We were reminded of how relaxing traveling is and are going to just enjoy the moment for these last few months!
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Why Some People Cheat
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9/23/2008 / Marriage
The main reason that some people act on things that go against their moral conscience is because they do not have a personal relationship with their Creator. If they did, they wouldn't have any reason or the temptation to cheat. Adulterers don't really go by any moral guidelines telling them not to cheat. Cheaters simply allow society to shape and mold who they are, rather than allow God to go to work in their lives. When we don't apply our spiritual self to our life, and we come up against temptation, we believe it's ok to cheat just because we are unhappy in our marriage or just because we can.
Emotionally Needy
Emotionally needy people are more apt to cross over the boundaries of marriage and have affairs. These superficial relationships feel good temporarily, but when the relationship begins to wane, neediness comes back. Neediness is a learned emotion brought on by childhood. Needy people have either been abandoned by a parent, went through a parents divorce, or feel unloved and unwanted, therefore, out of their own fear and anxiety they reach out to strangers in an attempt to make themselves feel better. It doesn't work. The simple truth is when we decide to put our faith and trust in God rather than in people we don't need to use others to get our needs met.
You do not have because you do not ask? (What a revelation) When you ask, you do not receive because you ask with wrong motives, that you may spend what you get on your pleasures. You adulterous people, don't you know that friendship with the world is hatred toward God? (James 4:2-4)
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We all want to be loved, praised, and adored. Some of us need this adoration to the point of degrading ourselves to get it. We believe the lies strangers tell us. How wonderful we are, how sexy we are, how beautiful we are. These lies have literally filled us up with euphoric lust for that other person. But just like a drug addict who needs a fix every so often to make himself feel good, so does the person with a low self-image need another person doting over them to make themselves feel good. Cheating is an addiction. Flirting is an addiction. This is why affairs usually don't work. God did not create people to have a low-self worth. No, we have created that image of ourselves by how we think and what we believe.
For we are God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do. (Ephesians 2:10)
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Without God in our life we have no purpose. We do not know who we are and what we're capable of becoming or what our potential is. Most adulterers carry around baggage from their past this is why they have conflict in their relationships; the past keeps haunting them. Negative emotions about the past takes a precedent in their lives, therefore they can't or won't move on and start living for today. Many sober alcoholics are like this, even after five, ten, fifteen years, their still attending AA meetings and still talking about their past alcoholic life as if it were still here. What about moving on and away from the past and becoming a NEW person in Christ? Be transformed with a renewing of your mind.
Do not conform any longer to the patterns of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your minds. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is his good, pleasing and perfect will. (Romans 12:2)
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Pride is a defense mechanism that keeps us safe and secure in our own little world. We have pride because of a low-self image. As long as we don't ask for help, or as long as we stay away from learning about what God can do for our life we won't be vulnerable to opening ourselves up and letting others see who we really are. Too much pride in our attitude and beliefs (self-importance) makes us think we deserve to have whatever our hearts desire we think we are free to have sex with whomever we want even when we are married. But our Creator - our Source for REAL love now and eternal life later has not given us this freedom, we have stolen it!
How can you believe if you accept praise from one another, yet make no effort to obtain praise that comes from the only God? (John 5:44)
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53% of voters are good with this crap, and the rest of us, as always, get screwed!
Previous LIBOR Scandal And Mass Murders In Colorado and Conn Next Happy New Year
the unit Dec 23, 2012 @ 10:40:26
Hey, even Rat is going to unwind for a few days. Said having a beer sounds good! I suggested having a Hillbilly recommended one. Not sure about brands now in the NWO. I always liked Pabst Blue Ribbon in days of yore. Doubt that's progressive enough now. 🙂
Uppity Woman Dec 25, 2012 @ 11:11:21
John, on behalf of all us fractious Uppityites, I want to wish you a very Merry Christmas.
The Conservative Hill Billy Dec 29, 2012 @ 16:00:39
Thank you UW and to all. I am very busy with a close family member recovering from surgery, so I might not be around til after the first. Happy New Year to you 🙂
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The California Supreme Court has issued its highly-anticipated opinion in Iskanian v. CLS Transportation Los Angeles, LLC ("Iskanian").
The decision is mixed for employers: the Court ruled that arbitration agreements with mandatory class action waivers generally are enforceable. However, the Court also concluded that representative actions under the Private Attorneys General Act ("PAGA") cannot be waived.
In Iskanian, an employee sought to bring a class action lawsuit on behalf of himself and similarly situated employees for his employer's alleged failure to compensate its employees for, among other things, overtime and meal and rest periods. The employee had entered into an arbitration agreement that waived the right to class proceedings. The Court considered, in part, whether a state's refusal to enforce such a waiver on grounds of public policy or unconscionability is preempted by the Federal Arbitration Act ("FAA"), and concluded that it is.
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Having concluded that the employer could not compel the waiver of Iskanian's representative PAGA claim, but that the arbitration agreement was otherwise enforceable according to its terms, the Court considered the parties' next steps. The Court noted that although the arbitration agreement could be read as requiring arbitration of individual claims but not of representative PAGA claims, neither party contemplated such a bifurcation.
Neither party got all that it wanted: although Iskanian sought to litigate all claims in court, the California Supreme Court required Iskanian to proceed with bilateral arbitration on his individual damages claims. Although CLS sought to arbitrate the individual claims while barring the PAGA representative claim altogether, the Court required CLS to answer the representative PAGA claims in some forum.
The Court's decision thus raises a number of questions: (1) Will the parties agree on a single forum for resolving the PAGA claim and the other claims? (2) If not, is it appropriate to bifurcate the claims, with individual claims going to arbitration and the representative PAGA claim to litigation? (3) If such bifurcation occurs, should the arbitration be stayed? The Court invited the parties to address these issues on remand.
Due to the significance of the issues, it is anticipated that one or both parties will file a petition for certiorari in the United States Supreme Court. Stay tuned………….
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In Yudell v. Gilbert, 2012 WL 3166788 (N.Y. App. Div. 1st Dep't Aug. 7, 2012), the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court, First Department, abandoned its prior ad hoc approach to determining whether a stockholder's claim is "direct" (i.e., on behalf of the stockholder personally) or "derivative" (i.e., on behalf of the corporation as a whole), and held that the test applied by the Delaware Supreme Court in Tooley v. Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, Inc., 845 A.2d 1031 (Del. 2004), provides the appropriate analysis for resolving this inquiry. Under the Tooley test, the court must consider (i) who suffered the alleged harm (the corporation or the stockholder) and (ii) who would receive the benefit of any recovery or other remedy (the corporation or the stockholders individually). If the court determines that the corporation suffered the alleged harm and would receive the benefit of any remedy sought in the stockholder's claim, then the claim must be brought derivatively, on behalf of the corporation, and is subject to the pre-suit demand requirement. Although the court's decision appears to provide greater clarity to this often vexing issue under New York law, Delaware cases applying the test show that Tooley is far from the last word on the subject.
In Yudell, plaintiffs owned an interest in a joint venture partnership intended to construct and manage a shopping center. Dissatisfied with the perceived mismanagement of the shopping center, plaintiffs initiated a lawsuit against the manager of the shopping center and their partners in the joint venture purporting to allege both direct and derivative claims.
Defendants moved to dismiss the complaint for a failure to plead demand futility with the requisite specificity. In response, plaintiffs argued that although most of their claims were derivative, their third cause of action for breach of fiduciary duty was direct and thus not subject to the demand requirement. In this claim, plaintiffs alleged that the manager "failed to preserve [the entity's] rights to collect unpaid tax obligations … and rent."
The trial court disagreed, holding that all of plaintiffs' causes of action were derivative in nature. For this reason, it dismissed the complaint after concluding that plaintiffs failed to plead either (i) that they made a pre-suit demand upon the board to pursue the claim on behalf of the entity or (ii) particularized facts indicating that pre-suit demand upon the board would have been futile. Plaintiffs appealed.
The Appellate Division affirmed. It began by recognizing that New York courts had not previously articulated a clear test for determining whether a claim is direct or derivative. Instead, New York jurisprudence approached the issue on a case-by-case basis depending upon the nature of the allegations. After discussing various circumstances where New York courts found that a stockholder's claims are derivative (e.g., where the stockholder suffers solely through depreciation in the value of his or her stock, sues for mismanagement or alleges diversion of corporate assets or corporate opportunity), the Appellate Division adopted the Tooley test as consistent with New York law and applied it expressly to the facts of Yudell.
The Appellate Division observed that the manager's alleged failure to collect the tax obligations and rent affected each of the joint venture members in proportion to their ownership interest in the entity. Moreover, in the event plaintiffs were successful with their lawsuit, the court recognized that any recovery would properly inure to the benefit of the corporation, not plaintiffs. Accordingly, the court held that plaintiffs' claims were properly classified as derivative because the harms alleged in the complaint were suffered by the corporation.
By adopting the Delaware Supreme Court's Tooley test, the court in Youdell appears to articulate a clearer test in New York for determining whether a claim is direct or derivative. Delaware cases applying Tooley, however, have recognized that applying this test can be difficult in practice. For example, in Feldman v. Cutaia, 951 A.2d 727 (Del. 2008), the Delaware Supreme Court rejected the stockholder plaintiffs' argument that their claims against the company's directors in connection with a cash-out merger were direct because the shareholders would have ultimately recovered the damages alleged. Instead, the Delaware Supreme Court concluded:
The mere fact that the alleged harm is ultimately suffered by, or the recovery would ultimately inure to the benefit of, the stockholders does not make a claim direct under Tooley. In order to state a direct claim, the plaintiff must have suffered some individualized harm not suffered by all of the stockholders at large.
Likewise, in In re NYMEX Shareholder Litigation, 2009 Del. Ch. LEXIS 176 (Del. Ch. Sept. 30, 2009), stockholders brought a class action alleging, inter alia, that the chairman of the New York Mercantile Exchange ("NYMEX") breached his fiduciary duties by rejecting a proposed acquisition of NYMEX by the NYSE and favoring a merger with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in order to secure a continued position with the exchange. Applying Tooley, the Delaware Court of Chancery explained, "the critical question is: 'Looking at the body of the complaint and considering the nature of the wrong alleged and the relief requested, has the plaintiff demonstrated that he or she can prevail without showing an injury to the corporation.'"
In short, while Youdell certainly clarifies the law in New York, the question of whether a claim is direct or derivative is highly fact-intensive and can still be difficult to resolve.
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Congress & Georgia Public University System: Grant International Students who pay taxes an in-state tuition benefit
Some international students whose parents pay taxes are stuck in an education dilemma, because they are charged an undeserved tuition fee by the public university in Georgia. For example, my parents have their own business and have paid taxes since 2006 and I am qualified for an upper-level state scholarship as I am graduating as my school's salutatorian. Yet, I am told to pay out-of-state fees, and therefore I may have to give up pursuing my college education. It's clearly stated on http://www.catalog.gatech.edu/financial/general/classification.php , that the sole reason why students are being differentiated between in and out is the tax contributions their parents have paid for Georgia. Ironically, tax-paying international students like myself are being hindered from receiving that benefit. On the other hand, some of the non-taxpaying international students (J-1/F-1) are granted with in-state tuition opportunity (source: http://www.catalog.gatech.edu/docs/tuition_waiver_undergrad.pdf). To sum up, some current and future public college students in Georgia and some other states have to either pay an undeserved tuition fee or give up their dreams.
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"Against the Grain": Jim Moroney on the Decision to Erect a Paywall at The Dallas News
Shortly before The Dallas Morning News announced the erection of its paywall, which goes into place February 15, publisher and CEO Jim Moroney sent to the staff a memo in which he wrote: Brace yourself. Said Moroney in a phone conversation with Unfair Park at 6:30 this morning, as he was driving to the airport to catch a flight to Phoenix, the memo more or less warned: "We'll be ridiculed and vilified, because this goes against the grain." And, sure enough, in comments here and on the paper's website and even on The Consumerist this morning, skeptics outweigh supporters of the pay-to-play plan by, oh, a thousand to one, give or take.
"We've done things before that amount to taking risks, and this is another one," Moroney tells Unfair Park. "And I said: Look, this may not succeed." But, he says, it was necessary to at least try. He explains why in a lengthy Q&A that follows, which is free.
We've known the paywall was coming for some time; and you've hinted at it for months, if not longer. At the same time, you had to know what the reaction to the announcement would be. What in the end was the rationale behind charging readers for online content?
Our industry has been trying to prove that they can continue to grow page views and sell more ads and make a bsuiness of it, and here we are 15 years later, and 10 percent of total revenues comes from online, and that's not one of those acceleration paths that's sustainable. When you look at how far ad revenues have fallen, it doesn't seem to me continuing to grow more page views and sell more ads based on that is a strategy that is going to work. So there are other ways of trying to create different business models, and for ours, one of the ways that has been successful has been selling access to the content through the paper, and we need to take a chance and see if, on tablets particularly and smartphones obviously, people are willing to pay for content. ... As I said in the note to the staff, when you're seeing four years of declining ad revenue and you're unsure if that'll turn around any time soon, the failure we have is the failure to take risks, and if we fall flat on our face, we'll pick up and move on.
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I honestly haven't set a date. I did say we've got to give the strategy time to succeed. We'll course-correct. We're not going in ham-fisted, saying, "Damn the torpedoes." We'll course-correct as the data suggests. We'll give it time. You set your sights on 2011 and work this as well and as hard as you can. It's like taking depth measurements along the way.
You're not only charging $16.95 for access to online content, but you also upped the $30 monthly subscription price by $4. Which leads one to believe this is as much about the print product as the digital delivery.
It's about both. My personal opinion is there isn't a metropolitan newspaper company that can make whatever this eventual transition is into a mostly digital business without having a healthy print product, because so much revenue is still tied up in that. You have to be sure you're still having a strengthened newspaper product, and then you look at how you make this digital transition. For us, we've gone to the customer and said, "We need you to pay for more of the cost of what we do every day than we have in the past," because the "ad subsidy" -- and it was a subsidy -- I don't think it works online and works to a lesser degree in print than it used to. It's like, in the old days ad rates went up regularly. Some modest increase in the cost of the paper has to be reckoned with as we have wage increases, and newsprint's been going up in the last six months.
We have not increased the price of the paper since May 1, 2009. I think that some modest increase in the price of the paper for the people who want to continue to purchase it is probably in the cards going forward. It's like most other products. If you look at milk, cereal, most of the things we consume, Coca-Cola, there's a small but steady increase in the price of the goods. The business model has changed to what's now a 55-45 split between ads and consumer contribution, and there will have to be a small increase every couple of years, if not more frequently.
More than a year ago, during a Dallas Press Club panel, you said you'd be more likely to charge for hyperlocal news stories -- say, City Hall or police pieces -- than investigative stories. What will the paper now charge for, and how did you come to that decision?
The way we distinguished what would and what wouldn't be [behind the paywall] was whether we thought it was a commodity. Today breaking news is pretty commoditized. The television stations, maybe even KRLD, will be on breaking news, and it's available to everyone, and its covered as it happens. You can put a camera up, and it's news. If a gas well blew up, and if we made that available to everyone for free, and then turned around the next day and offered analysis on why it happened, that probably wouldn't be free. Anything we're originating, anything that's unique to us, something that's not duplicated in other local media outlets, those are the things that'd be available only to people who pay for it.
Wire news, breaking news, commercial content, obits -- all of that will remain free. And there will be a little bit of judgment call from time to time about what's a commodity and what's not, and I trust our newsroom will make the right call as things begin to evolve. I think we'll all be in a learning process and err more to the side of "this is something unique to us" in the beginning and make course corrections along the way.
You'll have a chance this month to register with the site with name, rank and serial number, and you'll see a "D" by some articles, and that'll indicate that's a story that in the future you'll have to pay for. There will be a mix of stories, and some days you'll see a lot that are free, and some days local news dominates the headlines and you'll see three, four "D"s there.
You guys tried this a few years back by charging for Cowboys content. It didn't last long. How's this different?
It worked to a degree in that there were a reasonably good number of people who paid for it. But with that newsletter versus selling ads around it, the math worked out in favor of the advertising. And it was a time when costs per impression online were a lot higher. Today, with the amount of available inventory and the seemingly decreasing CPMs, I don't think the math works anymore. It may be if we did that all over again, we may say it's better to leave it paid.
On Cowboys, for instance, a game summary is probably going to be free, even if we write it. The AP's writing it, the Star Telegram's writing on, ESPN is too. But what does Tim Cowlishaw or Jean-Jacques Taylor think about the game? Those are the things that become more valuable. As I like to say: We need to be providing perspective and interpretation and analysis. The why and how, the perspective, is what is distinguishable.
How much do this new subscription rate -- and the talk of raising rates more often -- commingled with the less-expensive paywall have to do with preparing folks for the inevitable demise of the print product, whenever that day may come?
The thing I am more interested in is the people who subscribe to the paper and getting them used to the digital apps. I wonder if people will say, "I am no longer a newspaper reader." That may be a high-class problem. These are our best customers -- the people who pay $360 a year to take The Dallas Morning News -- and making these things available to them at no additional cost is a way of saying I'd like to see what their engagement is. How often do they use a tablet, a smartphone? They're already our most engaged users -- the people who subscribe to the paper. Part of this is to see how their digital reading behavior changes. And maybe the app is as good or better than the print edition. There's that possibility, and I think we'll have have to wait and see.
But in the course of your conversations about the digital future, were there indeed talks about: One day, when the paper version no longer exists ...?
We have raised the price of the paper deliberately, and as our in-and-out subscribers have departed, we're down to a core group that I like to say have a bumper sticker that says, "You'll pry the paper from my cold, dead hands." I think we'll be publishing a paper for a long time -- past a decade and a half, as far out as I can see. The only caveat I have is if these same people -- people not unlike you and me -- say the iPad is as equally good and more affordable, if that group says, "I no longer need to have that physical product" ... maybe you won't have a printed product. But for the next decade, the business is too dependent upon the print to unplug it. The business model doesn't work unless you reduce the scale of our newsroom. If you want a 50-person newsroom, a 75-person newsroom, we'd be having a different discussion. But the scale of our newsroom is what differentiates us from everyone else in the market.
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These thin, elegant cookies get their flavor from dried cranberries and homemade candied lemon peel. Because the lemon peel needs to dry overnight, be sure to begin this recipe one day ahead.
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- Makes 3 1/2 dozen
- 6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) unsalted butter, cut into 6 pieces
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup heavy whipping cream
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 1 1/4 cups slivered almonds, finely chopped
- 1 cup finely chopped Candied Lemon Peel , divided
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries, finely chopped
- 1/3 cup all purpose flour
- 9 ounces bittersweet or semisweet chocolate, finely chopped
- Place butter, sugar, whipping cream, and honey in medium saucepan. Attach candy thermometer to side of pan. Bring mixture to boil over medium-high heat, stirring to dissolve sugar. Reduce heat to low and boil without stirring until candy thermometer registers 230°F, about 4 minutes. Remove pan from heat. Immediately add chopped almonds, 1/2 cup Candied Lemon Peel, cranberries, and flour; stir until evenly distributed. Cool to room temperature (dough will thicken as it cools).
- Position 1 rack in top third and 1 rack in bottom third of oven and preheat to 350°F. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper. Spoon generous rounded teaspoonfuls dough (about 1-inchdiameter rounds) onto prepared baking sheets, spacing about 4 inches apart. Bake until cookies spread out, bubble, and are golden brown, rotating baking sheets halfway during baking, about 16 minutes total. Place baking sheets on rack. If cookies are misshapen, use butter knife to push irregular edges in, forming round cookies. Slide parchment paper with cookies onto racks; cool completely. Let baking sheets cool completely, then repeat process with remaining dough, lining baking sheets with fresh parchment paper between batches.
- Stir finely chopped chocolate in metal bowl set over saucepan of simmering water until melted and smooth. Using fork, drizzle melted chocolate over cookies. Decorate with remaining 1/2 cup finely chopped Candied Lemon Peel. Chill to set chocolate, about 20 minutes. DO AHEAD: Can be made 1 week ahead. Store layered between sheets of parchment paper in airtight containers in refrigerator.
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Feel free to use thinly sliced candied lemon peel (instead of finely chopped) to garnish the cookies.
Per serving (1 cookie): 98.3 kcal calories, 57.1 g % calories from fat, 6.2 g fat, 2.8 g saturated fat, 6.9 mg cholesterol, 11.8 g carbohydrates, 1.0 g dietary fiber, 9.2 g total sugars, 10.8 g net carbohydrates, 1.2 g protein


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Y'see, in Ireland we have a fairly obvious problem, and I'm sure it is by no means unique to us, and it's that beer journalism -- and I mean proper writing or broadcasting by paid journalists for reputable outlets -- falls into one of two unsatisfactory categories.
At one end you've got the Bottle of the Week sidebar, as found in the likes of The Irish Examiner and The Sunday Business Post, where a staff writer has picked something from a more interesting corner of Tesco or O'Brien's and written a hundred words on how malty and hoppy it tastes. It would be very cynical of me to suggest that such pieces are sometimes little more than paraphrasings from the label or brewery website because the writer's critical faculties are not primarily attuned to beer, or they're too busy with their proper journalistic endeavours to spend much time on this, but let's just say that distinctive voices in the Bottle of the Week column are rare. And it's not that such columns are a bad thing: they make it marginally more likely that when Citizen Reader goes into Dunnes or Molloy's he (and let's face it, it's a he) is more likely to pick a bottle from a more interesting corner than the big brand lager he actually went in to buy. Good for awareness, good for diversity, but really the picture of the bottle and the price would be sufficient: the actual journalism tells us little.
At the other extreme you've got The Big Feature. Every paper has been running these for the last four or five years, sometimes with alarming regularity. Three or four pictures of three or four different brewers, holding up a trial jar, stirring a mashtun, standing in front of a shiny stainless FV with arms folded. And the copy... the same copy: "Well, we wanted to increase the choice of beers..." "People kept asking what the local beer was..." "I came back from working abroad and..." "Yes, it's hard graft but when you sit down at the end of the day with your..." It was exciting the first few times, especially when the telly magazine show started doing it too. But now it's so tired. And, like the other extreme, the reader never really finds out anything about beer. Such features are run as human interest stories, or sometimes in the business section, but it's always far more about entrepreneurship than the actual product. Again: a legitimate thing for the media to be covering, but it leaves a gap where the actual beer should be.
To see just how glaring the gap is, you need only turn to the wine page. There it is, in the heart of the Food & Drink section, itself a capstone of the Lifestyle supplement. Sure, there's a bottle (or five) of the week in the sidebar, but what's the headline, the week's theme? There's more to Spain than just Rioja... A plucky foreigner has opened a winery in the heart of Bordeaux country... Chile's Central Valley has a unique climate... There's more to New Zealand than just Sauvignon Blanc... Substance. Broad yet specific facts about wine and viniculture, illustrated with vignettes, observations from the writer's wide-ranging experiences and quotes from knowledgeable insiders who are also personal acquaintances. Like the best journalism in any subject, you get a glance into the topic, and around the topic, from someone who knows the beat and has plenty to teach you, week after week. And that is totally missing from beer journalism in Ireland.
Until quite recently, it was forgiveable. The Irish beer scene was hardly buzzing with potential new stories, and nobody wants to read an abstract piece about unattainable foreign beers. But that has changed. The local scene is thriving, not only in the number of operators, but how regularly they're putting new and seasonal products out and, most interestingly, what they're putting out.
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So, Yerba didn't really work for me. It's a fun novelty for one pint, and to that end I preferred the cask to the keg as the craziness was more pronounced in the former, but one pint was plenty and I wanted something that tastes more like beer after it. But hey, full marks for bravery.
Mere days after encountering Yerba, Irish brewing landed another oddly-constructed beer on me in the form of Franciscan Well Clementine & Rosemary Ale, on tap at The Beerhouse on Capel Street. This was presented as a lightly hazy gold colour and was a real jolt of summer on a rainy late-March day. A saison yeast did the heavy lifting here but it's not as bone dry as some saisons can be. There's a very weissbierish clove complexity and some mouthwatering orange spritz from the clementines, a world away from the hard orangeyness found in Yerba. The rosemary almost spoils the party: it's not the lightly-seasoned-lamb infusion I was expecting but more the harsh resinousness of chewing raw leaves. Thankfully it doesn't get too much in the way. Overall a superb refresher just perhaps a couple of months premature.
However you slice it, these are two utterly fascinating beers, reflecting a vibrant, diverse and mature brewing (and cider-making) scene. Not that you'd know anything about it from picking up the paper.


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The main question is - is it possible to install win 7 without reformatting my drive?
Boot Camp is out of the game - since it asks for disk to be just one partition.
Now here's what I tought (I have no real experience in messing with boot loaders so please feel free to correct me if I wrote something dumb).
I installed rEFIt on a USB stick, and I added 100GB FAT32 partition at the end of the drive (internal imac disk). Would it be possible just to insert win7 disk at a startup and install it on that partition? Would that render my computer unbootable, or mess up OS X?
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Here it is....Day 2! I feel like I need more "writing" so maybe Day 3 will include lots...I found a stash of the fronts of old cards from last year....so they are going to be a great resource for the art journal!
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Oh Ginger, I have wanted to make something like this for so long. I saw something like this somewhere and I can't recall where. I can't wait to come back and see what all you put in there. Merry Christmas!
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Mark Hughes did not revive the interest in Thierry Henry this summer that he had in the player in January but the prospect of a deal to bring him to Manchester City seems more likely after Robinho said it would be "fun" to play for Barcelona.
"Of course I'd enjoy playing for Barça," Robinho told Spanish media. "Who wouldn't? We could have so much fun. It would be a pleasure to play alongside Messi, my compadre Dani Alves, Xavi, [Andres] Iniesta, [Zlatan] Ibrahimovic. They're a great team. I played against them and know their quality. But right now I can only do it on the PlayStation."
Robinho, whose place in the City side is by no means assured when he returns from injury, said that neither he nor his agent – his father Gilvan de Souza – have been informed of any bid from Barcelona. It would be "wrong to talk about this hypothetical transfer until there was a formal offer," he said. But he lavished praise on the Catalans. "It is a pleasure to see Barça play, they seem to be like Brazilians in how they use the ball," he said. "Pep Guardiola's team are real entertainers."
The performances of City's newly-assembled ranks allow the club to be relaxed about the Robinho's comments. They can afford to keep paying his wages but would probably recoup their £32.5m if they sold him. Some kind of exchange with Henry might appeal to Hughes, who wants a player with proven Premier League experience.
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Fire Magic E250t Portable Electric Tabletop Grill - E250t-1Z1E
Quality all stainless steel construction with sleek contemporary styling
- Precision thermostatic control with digital temperature read out
- Thermometer probe for accurate meat temperatures
- Tilt up heating element for easy cleaning
- Removable dishwasher safe inner liners
- Weight
- 49 pounds
This Fire Magic Electric Grill features a large heating element for faster and hotter cooking. The grill reaches temperatures up to 725 degrees Fahrenheit and offers a triple wall insulated body and double wall lid for maximum heat concentration. Easily control your cooking temperature with the precision thermostatic control system which keeps the internal temperature within 20 degrees of the desired setting and has a 2-hour safety shut-off. The included meat probe lets you monitor the internal temperature of your food and an alarms sounds when the desired temperature is reached. This grill comes with a removable warming rack and drip tray making clean up a breeze. Fire Magic Electric Grills are perfect for boats, condos and apartment balconies where open flame is prohibited. This Fire Magic Electric BBQ features a 252 square inch grilling area and operates on a 110V, 20 amp circuit. This Fire Magic Grill will not function in temperatures below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.Warranty
Fire Magic offers a ten (10) year warranty on electric grills, including the stainless steel grid and housings. All other Fire Magic grill components (except ignition and electronic parts) are warranted for (3) years. Ignition systems (except batteries) and electronic components (including lights & thermometers) are warranted for one (1) year.Freight Delivery Details
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b. Kiplin Simpson, 1976, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, West Indies. Simpson was influenced by the dancehall singers of the mid-80s and nurtured his vocal skills while in his teens. He embarked on his recording career when he met Anthony Red Rose in 1993. The singer turned producer took him to the studio where he produced his debut 'The Rainbow Never Touched The Ground'. The song was not particularly successful, although Linen recorded further sessions for the producer's How Yu Fi Sey Dat label. Following his initiation into the Jamaican recording industry the singer felt that his career would benefit with a relocation to London. He also ventured further afield into the European continent, recording the moderately successful 'Jah Never Fail I Yet', that was eventually released through EMI Records in Germany. Following his foray into Europe he returned to Jamaica where he was reunited with Red Rose. His singing style is similar to Garnett Silk, a fact acknowledged by his pseudonym: his colleagues decided that if he sounded like Silk then he should be known as Linen. By 1999, his career was firmly established when he recorded a version of Whitney Houston's 'My Love Is Your Love', which re-united Linen with Red Rose who had set up the new Raggedy Joe fraternity. The hit was a dancehall smash and topped the reggae charts worldwide. Linen also had combination hits with Capleton and Anthony Malvo ('Love Is Coming At You') and with Silver Cat ('Who A Di President').


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We got breaking news: Richard Burton has reviewed NBC #2 on FPI blog.
Richard Burton z bloga Forbidden Planet International rzucił okiem na NBC #2. Przemyślenia Richarda można przeczytać o właśnie tutaj.
We got breaking news: Richard Burton has reviewed NBC #2 on FPI blog.
The Batmans! Kolorowe Zeszyty blog has been running this quite crazy, yet very interesting idea for a almost half of year. Rules are simple: blog is showing a part of the picture and you have to guess who have drawn it. To make it more fun all the pictures are representing Batman playing some kind of musical instrument.
Lately two of NBC artists had chipped in their ideas. The first one was WJC with "Batman playing drums", the second was Nelson Evergreen with "Batman and Robin playing a theremin and a stylophone". Great work guys!
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My fiancee has a unique name. I was wondering if anyone knows the meaning and/or origin of it. His name is Tyrel. He is a white male of German decent, though I do not think that is much of a factor with it. He was told it came from an old American Western movie, in which one of the character's was named Tyrel. I am interested in any information regarding his name. Thank you in advance. Dori
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Catholic Encyclopedia (1913)/St. Fructuosus of Braga
An Archbishop, d. 16 April, c. 665. He was the son of a Gothic general, and studied in Palencia. After the death of his parents he retired as a hermit to a desert in Galicia. Numerous pupils gathered around him, and thus originated the monastery of Complutum (Compludo) over which he himself at first presided, later, he appointed an abbot and again retired into the desert. In the course of time, he founded nine other monasteries, also one for 80 virgins under the saintly abbess Benedicta. In 654, Fructuosus was called to the Bishopric of Dumium, and on 1 December, 656, to the Archbishopric of Braga. The life of this greatest of Spanish monastic bishops was written by Abbot Valerius, and based on the accounts of his pupils. In 1102, his relics were transferred to Compostela. The feast day is the 16 of April. Fructuosus is depicted with a stag, which was devoted to him, because he had been saved by Fructuosus from the hunters. There are still extant two monastic rules written by Fructuosus. The first (25 chapters) was destined for the monastery of Complutum, it has an appendix (called pactum), containing the formulae of consecration and the vows. The second, called the "common" rule, which consists of chapters and refers to a union of monasteries governed by an abbot-bishop, is addressed chiefly to superiors of monasteries.
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Sex Workers Group Wins HIV and Rights Award Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers Honored at AIDS Conference (Mexico City, August 6, 2008) – The Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers (APNSW) is the recipient of the 2008 international Award for Action on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights, the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network and Human Rights Watch announced today. The award, which recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations that protect the rights and dignity of people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS, was presented in Mexico City on August 6, 2008, at the XVII International AIDS Conference. "Sex workers routinely face human rights abuses, including the discriminatory denial of health services, arbitrary detention by police, harassment, and sexual and physical violence," said Richard Elliott, executive director of the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network (www.aidslaw.ca). "This award recognizes the extraordinary contribution of the Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers in the struggle for sex workers' rights." Since 1994, the network has represented sex workers in various policy and educational forums, promoting the participation of sex workers in HIV/AIDS programs and supporting dialogue between nongovernmental organizations, governments and activists. The group has challenged the increasing criminalization of all forms of sex work and unethical drug trials with sex workers as subjects. The Asia Pacific network has shaped policy at the global and regional levels, and built the capacity of local grassroots sex worker organizations, including creating a network of transgender activists. Throughout Asia, the network has been challenging gender-based violence, promoting access to health care for sex workers, and advocating for the decriminalization of sex workers. "I am honored to accept this award on behalf of the Asia Pacific Network for Sex Workers," said Andrew Hunter, the Network's policy director. "International recognition of sex workers' human rights, and the active inclusion of sex workers, are important elements of efforts to curb the HIV pandemic. Governments and UN agencies need to hear – and heed — this message. We need sustainable, comprehensive HIV prevention and care initiatives for sex workers that are community-led and aim to protect and promote sex workers' human rights." The stigmatization, social exclusion and legal marginalization of sex workers contribute to human rights violations, and can exacerbate their risk of HIV infection. Increasingly, according to the Asia Pacific Network, anti-trafficking efforts and laws criminalizing transactional sex have resulted in violence and human rights abuses faced by sex workers at the hands of police. The organization pointed to new anti-trafficking legislation in Cambodia, where sex workers have been sent to "rehabilitation" centers and subjected to sexual violence and beatings, and had little access to healthcare or food. "Being a part of APNSW – working in solidarity with tens of thousands of sex workers in the region – has allowed us to challenge the way the authorities have applied this law in Cambodia and to gain strength to bring this issue to international attention" said Kao Tha from the Women's Network for Unity, a sex worker rights organization in Cambodia. "The International AIDS Conference presents a forum in which to focus worldwide attention on the epidemic and our global response," said Joe Amon, director of the HIV/AIDS program at Human Rights Watch (www.hrw.org/hivaids). "Unfortunately, too often that response has been tainted by prejudice and misinformation. Only by ensuring the health and human rights of sex workers will governments, UN agencies, donors and non-governmental groups be effective at reducing the vulnerability of sex workers to HIV infection. The Asia Pacific Network's work epitomizes this." The Awards for Action on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights were established in 2002 by the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network and Human Rights Watch. An award is presented annually to one Canadian and one international recipient. This year's Canadian recipient was Peter Collins, a prisoner and health activist in Ontario, Canada. To learn more about the Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers, please visit:
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Journalist Tissainayagam files appeal against jail sentence[TamilNet, Wednesday, 16 September 2009, 15:23 GMT]Senior journalist S. Tissainayagam, through his lawyer, filed an appeal in the Court of Appeal Tuesday seeking to set aside the conviction and the sentence imposed on him by the Colombo High Court on August 31, 2009. Tissainayagam was convicted for blaming the Government of Sri Lanka, inciting racial hatred and for having monetary dealings with the LTTE, a terrorist organization prohibited by the State, according to the prosecution led by the Attorney General. A sentence of five years rigorous imprisonment (RI) was imposed for the first count, a sentence of another five years RI for the second count and a sentence of 10 years RI for the third count. Tissainayagam was indicted under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, for articles published in the North Eastern Herald in 2006. The articles were said to have brought disrepute to the State of Sri Lanka and invited racial hatred, according to the prosecution. The trial against Tissainayagam was heard by Colombo High Court Judge, Deepali Wijesundara, who convicted Tissainayagam, imposing a sentence of 20 years RI. Chronology: 20.06.10 Tissainayagam arrives in US
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Wise Retro Treasures reader Gary has been kind enough to point me (and subsequently, well, you) to this rather excellent Super Nintendo Retail Display that recently appeared on eBay. It's quite a rarity and definitely a beauty, and will happily play your valued NTSC SNES games. Seller ships only to US addresses.
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Super Nintendo Retail Display
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