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Jamie Oliver
Jamie has revolutionised modern home cooking, as well as campaigning for healthy school dinners in UK schools and running a successful restaurant chain.Read more »
Jamie has revolutionised modern home cooking, as well as campaigning for healthy school dinners in UK schools and running a successful restaurant chain.Read more »
Nigella Lawson is the author of bestselling books such as How to Eat, Nigella Express and many more – which, together with her successful TV series have made her a household name around the world.Read more »
Delia Smith is Britain's bestselling cookery writer, whose books have sold over 21 million to date.Read more »
Mary Berry has been teaching the nation to cook for over four decades. She is one of our favourite bakers and the much-loved judge on the BBC's The Great British Bake Off and is the author of over 70 books including Mary Berry's Baking Bible and Mary Berry at Home.Read more »
Rick Stein is a well-loved and respected chef, TV presenter and author who has produced an array of award-winning books and television series, including Rick Stein's India, Seafood, Seafood Lover's Guide, Taste of the Sea and many more.Read more »
Food writer Meera Sodha's love for her ancestors' food and desire to keep their food traditions alive led her to journey back to her mother's kitchen to capture the recipes from her childhood.Read more »
Yotam is a chef, cookery writer and restaurant owner. Yotam spends much of his time creating and testing recipes for his column in the Guardian, on-going cookery books and programmes for television.Read more »
After becoming one of the top three finalists in GBBO 2013, Ruby has since become one of the UK's most exciting new names in baking.Read more »
Rachel is a graduate of Central Saint Martin's College of Art and Design in London. It was her passion for patisserie that lured her to Paris, where she obtained a pastry diploma. She then put her skills to use at the delightful Paris culinary bookstore and tea salon, La Cocotte.Read more »
Theo Randall is one of Britain's top chefs who specialises in Italian cuisine. Currently owner of Theo Randall at the InterContinental Hotel London Park Lane, he is perhaps best known for being awarded a Michelin star at The River Café in London.Read more »
Madhur Jaffrey first introduced the West to the delights of Indian food almost 30 years ago and is the authority on Indian cooking.Read more »
Simon Hopkinson left school at 17 to begin a career as a chef. As well as Roast Chicken and Other Stories his books include Gammon & Spinach and The Prawn Cocktail Years.Read more »
For over a decade Tony Kitous has been Britain's most passionate provider of contemporary Lebanese and North African food. His restaurants were the first in London to merge traditional Arabic cooking with easy contemporary eating.Read more »
Michael Caines, MBE, is an innovative British chef whose dishes have earned him two Michelin stars.Read more »
Shelina Permalloo gave up a career in diversity and equality to enter the MasterChef competition. Since winning the title, she has cooked at the Good Food Shows, written her debut book Sunshine on a Plate and now plans to open her own restaurant in her home town of Southampton.Read more »
Miranda Gore Browne was a finalist in the hugely successful Great British Bake-Off series. She was a popular contestant throughout but it was her beautifully decorated, delicious signature biscuits that won the hearts of the audience and wowed the judges.Read more »
Young, talented Spanish chef Omar Allibhoy is creating a buzz within the UK food scene. Omar is the owner of the critically acclaimed Tapas Revolution in Westfield, London and Bluewater, Kent.Read more »
James Morton was runner-up on Great British Bake Off 2012. He learnt to bake with his granny, growing up in the Shetland Isles.Read more »
Annabel Karmel has written more than 20 bestselling books and is Britain's foremost authority on feeding babies and toddlers. She is a TV favourite, has her own range of chilled supermarket ready meals, and has now penned Annabel's Family Cookbook, designed to take the stress out of family mealtimes.Read more »
The husband and wife team behind Moro and Morito, Sam + Sam Clark have long been Mediterranean food pioneers, bringing authentic Spanish and Turkish cuisine to enthusiastic London restaurant-goers. Their recipe books are, deservedly, considered to be modern cookery classics.Read more »
She published her first book, Portrait of Pasta, in 1975 and became the first cookery writer in England to specialise in Italian food.Read more »
Marcus Wareing has been involved in the creation of many of London's most iconic and celebrated restaurants and firmly established his name as one of the most respected and acclaimed British ChefsRead more »
Genevieve Taylor is an author and food stylist who splits her time between food writing and creating beautiful food for photography.Read more »
Dean has worked on various television programmes, including Take on the Takeaway and This Morning. He is currently the resident chef on ITV's Lorraine and makes regular appearances on Saturday Cookbook.Read more »
Deb Perelman is a self-taught home cook and photographer; and the creator of SmittenKitchen.com, an award-winning blog.Read more »
Richard Turner, Will Beckett and Huw Gott are owners and co-founders of Hawksmoor.Read more »
Felicity Cloake is a journalist and food writer and writes the weekly columns 'How to Make the Perfect...' and 'Readers' Recipe Swap' in the Guardian.Read more »
Melissa and Jasmine Hemsley's family business, HEMSLEY + HEMSLEY, has been the behind-the-scenes go-to food service for celebrities and those in the health, beauty and wellness industry since 2010.Read more »
Meet Irish twin brothers, David and Stephen Flynn, otherwise known as The Happy Pear. Known for their infectious energy and delicious vegetarian cooking, The Happy Pear are veggie authors you shouldn't miss!Read more »
Nadiya Hussain is a baker, columnist and author, who won the sixth series of The Great British Bake Off. Nadiya impressed with her inventive flavour pairings and a flair for presentation. After winning…Read more »
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Hemet Jeep Club
Hemet Jeep Club – News & Events
Snow Day 2015
We finally got a little bit of snow in the beginning of March and took full advantage of...
HemetJeepClub.com 2.0
The new HemetJeepClub.com website is up! The new mobile friendly layout will make it easier to find club information as well as publishing Hemet Jeep Club news & events. If you see any suggestions or have any problems with the new layout ... please let Josh...
Adopt-a-trail run – July 2014
Great evening jeep trip! Special thanks to Mark De Vore for getting us through in one piece! And as luck would have it, we were lucky enough to see the super moon! ...
July 4th Parade
Like ever year, the Idyllwild 4th of July parade was a blast! "Everyone was in great spirits, waving flags ,throwing candy - well I mean handing candy out. Some of us got in trouble for doing that. We had 12 jeeps join the fun. The parade marshal stopped us and said...
Coyote Canyon, June 2014
Coyote Canyon is pretty much where the Hemet Jeep Club started as it was part of the Cavalcade that started in Anza and ended in Borego Springs. Every year Mike Ledbetter puts on a overnight camping trip at Baileys Cabin. We have members that just come up for the...
Red Canyon night run, 2014
Heartbreak Ridge, June 2014
John Murphy has put this run up for the past two years and its spectacular! Located up in the mountains of Big Bear, its perfect for a cool run in the middle of summer "What a great bunch of folks to go Jeeping with! We crawled over rocks,threaded our way through...
High Desert Round Up – 2014
High Desert Round Up - 2014
Earle Powers – 2013
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The Hemet Jeep Club is an active club with monthly meetings, raffles and frequent jeep runs all over the local and surrounding areas. Click the below link to learn more about the group and what we do.
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To help everyone have a great time on our runs, in the interest of safety and trail conservation, the Hemet Jeep Club recommends the following trail rules, supplies and equipment when attending our events …
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The Hemet Jeep Club does everything from simple 2wd trail runs to extreme rock climbing to parades. The following is a list of some of the popular trails in the area as well as notes and location tips.
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How to Make It
Drain cherries, reserving 1/4 cup of syrup. Set aside.
Place duck between 2 sheets of heavy-duty plastic wrap; flatten to even thickness, using a meat mallet or rolling pin. Sprinkle 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon Chinese five-spice powder over duck breasts. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add duck; cook 7 minutes on each side or until done. Remove duck from skillet. Set aside, and keep warm.
Add shallots to pan and cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute. Add 1/4 cup port wine to skillet, stirring to loosen browned bits. Simmer 1 minute. Add remaining 1/4 cup port wine, 1/4 cup reserved cherry syrup, chicken broth, remaining five-spice powder, and remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt; simmer 10 minutes. Add cherries, and simmer 2 minutes. Add duck, and simmer 1 minute.
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Shikha Thapa
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About Shikha Thapa
According to Shikha, fitness is nothing but one's commitment to him/herself; when individuals are committed to themselves, excuses are out of the question, she says. Small, but definite changes in one's eating habits, regular exercise and willpower to keep going, is all one needs to adopt a healthy lifestyle and get fit. Shikha stresses on how fitness is the foundation for a long, content life, and aims at helping her clients strengthen this foundation.


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The Battle Is Finished
I'm pleased to announce that I finished my final round of edits for my upcoming vampire story, Battle. It's all set to go. It was good to revisit that story after a bit of a break from it. When that happens, I find things to improve, but I also find sections I read and think, That's good. Those are nice moments for a writer.
I'm pleased with the way it turned out, and I'm grateful for my editor, who made the story even better. Battle will be available in e-book on July 4. I don't know the release date for the print version yet, but you'll be the first to know. I'll post a few excerpts when we get closer to July.
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Congratulations! I'm happy for you. I'm glad you're receiving some of the positive results you have worked toward. Also, that your editor helped. Good job!


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Handmade in Japan, the Nyokki Pets egg-shaped glazed ceramic planters will grow the included rye grass to full height in less than two weeks. Shave a mohawk on the monkey or braid pigtails onto the panda, you can clip fearlessly as the grass will eventually grow back long enough for you to style it again. $19.95 buys you a matched set of two, the better to brighten your dismal office cubicle with.
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The Wrath & the Dawn
By Renee Ahdieh
Series: The Wrath & the Dawn #1
Paperback: 432 pages
Publication Date: May 12, 2015
Publisher: Speak
My Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ | 5 / 5 |
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One Life to One Dawn.
In a land ruled by a murderous boy-king, each dawn brings heartache to a new family. Khalid, the eighteen-year-old Caliph of Khorasan, is a monster. Each night he takes a new bride only to have a silk cord wrapped around her throat come morning. When sixteen-year-old Shahrzad's dearest friend falls victim to Khalid, Shahrzad vows vengeance and volunteers to be his next bride. Shahrzad is determined not only to stay alive, but to end the caliph's reign of terror once and for all.
Night after night, Shahrzad beguiles Khalid, weaving stories that enchant, ensuring her survival, though she knows each dawn could be her last. But something she never expected begins to happen: Khalid is nothing like what she'd imagined him to be. This monster is a boy with a tormented heart. Incredibly, Shahrzad finds herself falling in love. How is this possible? It's an unforgivable betrayal. Still, Shahrzad has come to understand all is not as it seems in this palace of marble and stone. She resolves to uncover whatever secrets lurk and, despite her love, be ready to take Khalid's life as retribution for the many lives he's stolen. Can their love survive this world of stories and secrets?
Oh my. I absolutely fell in love with this book. I binge read the entire thing in one night, neglecting sleep in pursuit of finding out what in the hell was wrong with Khalid. There was no way I was putting this book down without finding some answers, and it just so happens those answers came at 5am, right before the baby woke up for the day. Was it worth the sleep deprivation that I am suffering today? Absolutely! In fact, I almost considered picking up the second book immediately. Almost.
The caliph of Khorasan is a madman, a murderer. He marries a new wife every day, only to have her slaughtered at sunrise. No one knows why he chooses to commit these heinous crimes. No one understands the young man that became king in a flurry of violence and inexperience. He was never meant to be king, and thus was raised without instruction on how to do so. None of these things excuse his behavior, yet they are just the beginning of a story rife with tragedy and death. Khalid is the first 'villian' that I found myself rooting for. I fell in love with him; his strength and determination to save his country, his will to become nothing like his father. I loved him. As I learned more about him throughout the pages, my heart broke for him again and again. Is he a murderer? Most definitely. Would I make him my book boyfriend and swoon over him in my head? Oh, yes.'Tell me, why do you find it permissible to talk to me like this?' 'Because someone has to,' she replied without hesitation. 'And you think it should be you?' 'I think it should be someone who isn't afraid of you. And though I do feel...anxious in your presence, the more I see of everything around me, the less I have reason to fear you."Shahrzad is our main protagonist and has chosen of her own free will to marry the murderous caliph. She seeks revenge for the death of her best friend, Shiva, who was killed at the hands of Khalid. She has a plan. An insane one, but a plan all the same. The night of her wedding, she begins to tell the boy-king a story and he is immediately entranced. So much so that he pardons her the next morning at sunrise. This cycle continues, and against both of their better judgement, they begin to fall in love with each other. Shazi hates herself for betraying her cause. She wants this boy dead for the horrible crimes he has committed, yet his personality does not match his actions. He is soft spoken and thoughtful, intelligent and brave. She cannot reconcile the King of Kings with the man that she married.'What compelled you to do something so foolish?' 'Excuse me?' 'Perhaps it was the lure of marrying a king. Or the vain hope you might be the one to stay the course and win the heart of a monster.' He spoke without emotion, watching her intently. Shahrzad's pulse jumped to a martial beat. 'I don't suffer those delusions, sayyidi."The secondary characters, especially Jalal and Destina are wonderfully written. They both add so much complexity to the story, and I loved their bantering back and forth with each other and the main characters. The humor was dry and sarcastic, just the way that I like it. I found myself laughing out loud more than once. The idea of the whole forbidden love thing is the only reason why I never picked this book up off of the massive heap that is my to be read pile. Imagine my surprise to find there was no insta-love like I originally assumed. These two did not immediately fall for each other, in fact, they both seemed appalled by the idea of loving the other. It was more of a build-up over time, and for that, I applaud Miss Ahdieh. The relationship was so well done; they balanced each other perfectly and the reader can see that connection in written words on a page..'Love is a force unto itself, sayyidi. For love, people consider the unthinkable...and often achieve the impossible. I would not sneer at its power.'The world building was fantastic. I fell in love with this beautiful desert world filled with magic and intrigue. The plot line twisted and turned throughout our story, and caught me off guard more than once. It flowed well, and I definitely never found myself bored with what was happening. The end left me drained and unsatisfied, but there is another book in this series so I'm not worried. Too much. All in all- I loved it! A beautifully haunting tale, with original characters and a refreshing story line full of unexpected twists. I recommend this to.. well, everyone really. Just read it. You will not be disappointed..(:
'What are you doing to me, you plague of a girl?' he whispered. 'If I'm a plague, then you should keep your distance, unless you plan on being destroyed.' The weapons still in her grasp, she shoved against his chest. 'No.' His hands dropped to her waist. 'Destroy me.'


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December 21, 2007
News Release 07-131
Inv. No. 337-TA-623
Contact: Peg O'Laughlin, 202-205-1819
ON CERTAIN R-134a COOLANT
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has voted to institute an investigation of certain R-134a coolant. The product at issue in this investigation, which is also known as 1,1,1,2- tetrafluoroethane, R- 1 34a, HFA-134a, HFC-134a and R-134a refrigerant, is used in automobile air conditioning systems and other cooling and air conditioning systems.
The investigation is based on a complaint filed by INEOS Fluor Holdings Limited and INEOS Fluor Limited, both of the United Kingdom, and INEOS Fluor Americas LLC of St. Gabriel, LA, on November 20, 2007. An amended complaint and letter supplementing the Complaint were filed on December 13, 2007. The complaint alleges violations of section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930 in the importation into the United States of certain R-134a coolant made (otherwise known as 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane) by a process that infringes a patent owned by INEOS Fluor. The complainants requests that the ITC issue a general exclusion order and cease and desist orders.
The ITC has identified the following as respondents in this investigation:
By instituting this investigation (337-TA-623), the ITC has not yet made any decision on the merits of the case. The case will be referred to the Honorable Paul J. Luckern, an ITC administrative law judge, who will schedule and hold an evidentiary hearing. Judge Luckern will make an initial determination as to whether there is a violation of section 337; that initial determination is subject to review by the Commission.
The ITC will make a final determination in the investigation at the earliest practicable time. Within 45 days after institution of the investigation, the ITC will set a target date for completing the investigation. ITC remedial orders in section 337 cases are effective when issued and become final 60 days after issuance unless disapproved for policy reasons by the U.S. Trade Representative within that 60-day period.


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An important security feature of the genucard is that it is not installed on the computer it is protecting but runs autonomously on its own hardware, instead, it is installed on an autonomous device with its own operating system, which enables the genucard to remain fully functional even if the laptop has already been compromised through careless handling. This ensures reliable security for your network.
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Joseph Brent Scott, age 22 of Bridgeport, passed away on December 21, 2017.
Funeral services were held on December 29, 2017 from the Valley Funeral Home Chapel.
Mr. Scott is survived by his wife, Makayla Scott; son, Joseph Scott; parents, Freeman and Vickie Scott; sisters, Michelle Brogdon, Heather Prestwood, Leandra Scott; brothers, Tyler (Mary Renee) Scott, Collin (Logan) Scott, Daniel (Kimberly) Snyder, Taylor Snyder; mother and father in law, Jody (Sharon) Duke; grandparents, Sarah Paschal, Buddy and Wanda Duke, John Earl and Katie Smith, Deborah Scott, Buck Foster and Sherry; several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews; special friend, Cliff Bonomo.
Mr. Scott was preceded in death by his grandparents, Ronnie Scott, Alvin Paschal, Virgil Thomas and Diane Foster.


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I love peanut butter, avocado and oatmeal. Not together of course, but nearly any recipe that calls for these ingredients I'll probably enjoy. I have the misfortune of living with some food sensitivities but the extreme fortune of knowing what those sensitivities are - gluten (only mild, thank goodness), nightshades, lactose, and refined sugar. I'm not a formally trained chef, but I love cooking (and eating!) delicious, guilt-free food. I'm a fitness model, certified nutrition coach, trainer and an IFBB pro bikini athlete... and I eat 6 times a day. When I'm not in the kitchen preparing something extraordinary, I'm - in the gym, rushing off to an audition, at a photo shoot, studying nutrition, or planning a vacation. Hope you enjoy my site! For nutrition consultations or more information on training, contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Fun Fit Foodie – Refined sugar-free, gluten-free, and all organic
My fascination with baking started many years ago, when I was just a wee lass. Truth be told, it's probably less the physical labor, and more the end product that I love so much. Back then it was coffee cake,
Mini Coconut Cheesecake with Blueberry Compote and Bread Crumb Crust
Yes the title is long, but I had to get it all in there! I did leave out the full serving of Sun Warrior Classic vanilla protein that I added to these delicious little sweethearts. Call me crazy but I
Sun Warrior Pumpkin Muffins
I love vegan pastry batters. You can just sample away and not worry about salmonella or any other weird heebie jeebies! Not sweet enough? Add more stevia. Too thick? Add a bit more water or dairy free milk. Hungry and
Mocha Coco Black Bean Brownies
Forget hostesses and reservations at LA restaurants these days. Are you on the list? Last night was my girlfriend's birthday. We've grown up a bit, and have taken to nice dinners and a few drinks to usher in another year
Gluten-free Sweet Potato Pie
I drove down to La Jolla this weekend for my TRX certification class. I had to wake bright and early, as check in was at 8:30 am and the drive is just short of 2.5 hours. I'm back on light
Raw Avocado Coconut Cheesecake
I apologize for the lack of posts this past week. I was busy having a phenomenal weekend. Truth be told, I felt a bit of separation anxiety and guilt, but I justified my actions by reminding myself that I need
Rawvival: Gluten-free, no-bake Apple Pie
What is it with these weeks that seem to plow through you like a semi-truck? Are the days getting shorter, and the work getting longer? Am I slowing down in my old age? I can't tell if it's the constant
Simple Breakfast Pancake
Growing up, I was never really into pancakes. I liked cinnamon toast, but wouldn't touch french toast. Liked tofu scrambles, but not eggs benedict. I'm not sure what it was. The eggs, the fluff, the texture? I was naturally inclined
Matcha Green Tea
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Read to Death
by Terrie Farley Moran
(Read Em and Eat Mystery)
Cozy Mystery
3rd in Series
Mass Market Paperback: 304 pages
Publisher: Berkley (July 5, 2016)
E-Book ASIN: B016JPTN5W
The national bestselling author of Caught Read-Handed revisits Fort Myers Beach, Florida, where the proprietors of a local bookstore café occasionally take a stab at solving murder…
At their seaside Read 'Em and Eat bookstore café, Sassy Cabot and Bridgy Mayfield offer fresh scones, great books, and excellent detective work…
With their book club season wrapping up with The Florida Life of Thomas Edison, Sassy and Bridgy decide to take their group on a day trip to the beautiful Edison and Ford Winter Estates. Hiring driver Oscar Frieland, who's known for his colorful stories and love of the café's Robert Frost fruit tartlets, the bibliophiles set off for a day of sunshine and history.
After a lovely excursion, the club returns to the café for lunch and a book discussion, but the group falls silent after Oscar is found dead in his van. The sheriff's deputies have some questions of their own for the group, and if the ladies don't find some answers soon, the next book they read might be from a prison library.
This book was so good I did not want it to end.It can be read as our enjoyment as a cozy but pay attention and catch all the connections and references to other genres and topics. It is a blast! And then the moms show up.
Bridgey is being grilled and Sassy keeps fishing for clues. Miguel has a knack for calming any storm with just the right dish. Each time I think there is no more room in a day, another bookclub pops up. How will the friends have time to solve a murder when they don't even know the motive?
Each character adds something special in this combination.
I wish we had somewhere as interesting as Read Em and Eat near me.
You'll find your interest growing as the stash of information expands but until the end you'll keep changing your thoughts on who did it.
Short-listed twice for The Best American Mystery Stories, Terrie Farley Moran is delighted to introduce mystery fans to the Read 'Em and Eat café and bookstore, which debuted with Well Read, Then Dead. The only thing Terrie enjoys more than wrangling mystery plots into submission is playing games and reading stories with any or all of her grandchildren.
Author Links:
Webpage – http://terriefarleymoran.com/
Webpage – http://terriefarleymoran.com/
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Blog: www.womenofmystery.net
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Welcome to the first part in our Back to College Guide. Even if you aren't a college age student, I hope you'll find these posts interesting and please feel free to share them with any college students that you know.
It's about that time when college students begin moving back into dorms, apartments, and houses near campus. This means calling roommates and going shopping for furniture and decorations. Since extra funds can be limited for most college students, DIY is a good way to decorate with unique pieces without creating financial stress.
There are so many sites that feature creative decorating ideas. Today we're featuring projects that involve using recycled materials you probably already have because respecting the environment and saving money are a combination that make a good start to the school year.
T-Shirt Shag Rug Tutorial by Molly Kay
Craft Storage at BH&G
Bathroom Organizer at BH&G
Chalkboard Tutorial by Sweet Mint Studios
Metal Flowers from Soda Cans at Crissy's Crafts
Of course, all of these do it yourself recycled projects are suitable for decorating any space, college dorm room or not.
Check out the second and third posts in this series - Microwave Recipe Treats and Guide to Writing an Essay.


text: A couple of days ago was the anniversary of Edwin Hubble's birth. Hubble was an extremely important astronomer in the first half of the last century, discovering distant galaxies and showing that the universe is expanding. Most people today know his name because of the orbiting Hubble Telescope (here built by GRusso) named in his honor.


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Which of the following responses contain processes that are all defined in the Service Transition stage of the Service Lifecycle?
A. Service Asset and Configuration Management, Service Catalogue Management, Request Fulfillment
B. Change Management, Request Fulfillment, Knowledge Management
C. Service Asset and Configuration Management, Change Management, Knowledge Management
D. Change Management, Request Fulfillment, Service Catalog Management
Answer: C.
The processes in the Service Transition stage of the Service Lifecycle are: Transition Planning and Support, Change Management, Service Asset and Configuration Management, Release and Deployment Management and Knowledge Management. (Note: Service Validation and Testing and Change Evaluation are also processes introduced in the Service Transition Stage, but they are not included in the ITIL Foundation syllabus). Service Catalogue Management is part of Service Design and Request Fulfillment is part of Service Operation.
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ITIL Foundation
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Thursday, May 28, 2015
Amazon Innovation: no more "look at my reviews" link?
2 comments:
- Sneaky Burrito said...
They've been changing the look of a lot of things lately but you can still get to everything that was there before. You can:
(1) Click the name of the reviewer (should be blue) to get to the profile page, which looks different now (and has for awhile), although if you want to see an older-style list, click on "Reviews (#)" under activities
(2) Click the title of a review (black, and not obviously a link, but it is) and you'll get to the old-style comment page, where "see all # reviews" is a link to the right-hand side of the page
- May 28, 2015 at 7:08 PM
- Malleus said...
True, but you gotta know where to find these links. Before there were present right before your eyes; now they are no longer there. Wonder why this change took place. Considering we used these links to quickly navigate to the reviewers' reviews page and could immediately see if they post tons of fake reviews, I'm suspicious. Amazon has never been "shy" about promoting sales. The very presence of this army of shills is the proof of it.
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
The Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow (1970)
The Headless Horsemen of Sleepy Hollow (1970, retold by Cherney Berg, illustrations by Norman Nodel), a book and record set I originally ordered through my grade school Scholastic Book Club. While that copy eventually got lost sometime in my college years, I found the book (sans record) at a used book sale years later.
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- Brian Barnes said...
Want to note I swiped some of these scans for one of my silly comedy posts: http://paradeofhorrorables.blogspot.com/2012/10/headless-horsemans-regrets.html
I always want to alert people when I do that (I actually had this book when I was a kid, I loved it.)
I gave you an add to the blogs I read, too, keep up the good work, I've loved this blog for a while.
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Dictionary of Literary Biography on (Joanna) Ruth Nichols
One of Canada's most celebrated fantasists, Ruth Nichols admits that she always knew she would be a writer. As a child she wrote numerous long narratives, and in 1962, the year her parents, Edward and Ruby Smith Nichols, moved the family from her birthplace, Toronto, to Vancouver, she won the grand prize in the Shankar International Literary Contest for Children for a novelette about the childhood imprisonment of Catherine de' Medici. In 1969 she graduated from the University of British Columbia with an honors degree in religious studies. During her student years in Vancouver, she composed her first two books, both of which focus on the kind of heroine who dominates her subsequent fiction: the brilliant girl/woman who is desperately trying to integrate the many fragments of her identity.
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In honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness month, Corizon Health corporate employees recently took to their kitchens to compete in an Apple Bake-off to benefit Bridges Domestic Violence Center in Williamson County, Tennessee. Employees got to bake the 'apple' sweet of their choice while co-workers donated money to vote for their favorites! Jennifer Carr was the winner with her apple cheesecake streusel and Heidi Coyer was the second place winner with an apple pie.
Congratulations to all of the winners and THANK YOU to everyone for their support of Bridges. With all of the support, the Apple Bake-Off was able to raise almost $80 for the Center. Additional efforts are also underway to collect donations of items needed at the Center.
Bridges Domestic Violence Center in Williamson County, Tennessee was touched by the generosity of the employees at the Corporate office in Brentwood. The center not only received cash donations, but lots of items from their "personal needs wish list." Bridges serves people affected by domestic violence and ensures a safe transition into successful independent living through education, intervention and case management.


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The Empires of Sand Culture Pack brings three new playable factions and new religion features to Total War: ATTILA.
Aksum, Himyar and the Tanukhids may be used in Single or Multiplayer Campaign modes and Custom and Multiplayer battles.
Hailing from the harsh deserts of Africa and the Middle East, these factions are part of the new Desert Kingdoms cultural group, and bring new campaign mechanics, new horde gameplay mechanics, events, enhanced religion features, battlefield rosters and unique units to Total War: ATTILA.
All factions in the Desert Kingdoms cultural group benefit from the following traits:
Because of the dramatic impact religious changes had on these cultures in this period, the Empires of Sand Culture Pack includes a number of changes that increase the importance of religion. There are three new religions available: Eastern Christianity, Judaism and Semitic Paganism.
Each non-horde Desert Kingdoms faction has two main religions to choose between. Aksum may follow Eastern Christianity and Semitic Paganism, while Himyar may choose between Judaism and Semitic Paganism.
Religion now has further-reaching effects, influencing many aspects of Desert Kingdoms campaign gameplay. It is deeply intertwined with a number of features including building chains, victory conditions, events, technologies and overall campaign bonuses:
The Tanukhids are a horde faction, representing a desert rebellion with a hyper-aggressive playstyle, plus a host of unique traits and features.
The Tanukhids have travelled a long way from their homelands. Originally part of the Qahtani tribal confederation, they migrated north in the aftermath of a flood which devastated their homeland, eventually leaving Arabia altogether.
Coming into contact with the Roman Empire, the Tanukhids have since been employed as Roman foederati, and considered a dependable cavalry force. However, they recently rebelled against Rome following Emperor Valens' attempts to convert them from Orthodox to Arian Christianity. The Tanukhids - under their warrior queen, Mavia - fought so hard, and so fiercely, that they defeated the Romans in the field on several occasions and forced agreement to their terms.
Despite the odds, these devout people have created a life for themselves as free Arabs, who pledge allegiance to none but God and their brave queen - surely all that is required to attain true greatness!
Located on the coast of Africa, the people of Aksum owe their power to excellent trade routes, a fact reflected in their gameplay and traits.
The Kingdom of Aksum grows prosperous through trade; the Silk Road is kind to those who know
how to harness its riches, and the Aksumites have spent their lives trading along it.
Although its Ethiopian heartlands have been occupied for hundreds of years, Aksum has recently grown in size due to the hugely lucrative trade route to India and beyond, on which it sits. When a nation becomes so rich and powerful, it attracts those who wish to steal its wealth for themselves; the neighbouring Himyarites are one such adversary.
As the 5th century dawns, military and religious lines have once again been drawn in the sand. Aksum enjoys Rome's favour, and the wealth of the world fills its coffers - let those who would challenge that might face Aksumite steel, and feel Aksumite strength!
The Aksumite roster focuses on powerful spears and shock troops. They are lightly armoured but capable of devastating optimal damage. They also have a number of unusual troops, such as hunting dog archers and hybrid axe/bow units.
Himyar is a powerful Arabian kingdom on the peninsula. The Himyarites survive in their arid lands through a series of specialised adaptations to the desert.
The Sabaean Kingdom is diminished and, in its place, Himyar ascends! The victorious Shamir Yuhar'ish has declared himself "King of Saba, Dhu Raydan and of Hadramawt and Yamanat" at his coronation, and no one dares challenge this proclamation.
Sabaean local power was based, in large part, on overland trade routes, but Himyar has discovered and exploited new sea trade routes to India, making it the principle economic power in southern Arabia. Much like neighbouring Aksum, Himyar controls the flow of trade along major trade routes to the east.
The militaristic Himyarites relentlessly pursue their aims, particularly when facing the hated Aksumites. Himyar has even recently converted to Judaism, seemingly only to fuel the constant war that rages between them. It has sacrificed much to hold onto a powerful position during a tumultuous time, and will surely seize the future by force of will alone!
Hardy and weathered, Himyar forces are drilled to feats of great stamina. Their roster is built around a series of tanking defensive units to represent their desert hardiness.
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Even though I've taken over the PDP brand, I still always think of myself as just running the group, simply a facilitator. Carmen as the founder of the Procrastination Dance Party mix CD club still plays a critical role in my view, and it was her infectious spirit that got me so excited about the idea of sharing. I'd already been starting to create mix CDs, ones that dipped beyond the mainstream but still had their roots in Top 40. There's nothing wrong with that, it's what my some of my friends listened to and some still do. And a good mix CD should incorporate what your audience wants. But I didn't want to be making those mixes anymore and Carmen created the opportunity for me to make the kind of mixes I wanted to make, things that dug deep to pull out great older cuts, find bands playing on the edge of developing sounds, or from genres you didn't normally listen too.
When Serah joined the group, it certainly raised the average of the CDs going around. Her mixes were regularly my top pick of PDPs, and always a favourite. I've been happy to contribute to her Arms Around the Stereo group as well as trade concert stories and new bands we're checking out. You can always count on Serah dropping the a line, and throwing in links to some great audible goodies. I try to keep up, like this link that Stereogum had up for Lykke Li and Bon Iver have doing "Dance, Dance, Dance".


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Working with Director Oliver Krimpas, pleasefindattached designed and illustrated a film poster for the short film 'Ghost in the Machine'. The film is a beautifully shot story about a lonely farmer's daughter that turns the tables on her domineering father with the help of an unexpected new friend. After a successful first screening last month, Ghost in the Machine will be doing the rounds on the short film circuit. Look out for the film and poster at a festival near you!
Brief: Design a poster for the promotion of 'Ghost in the Machine', a short film by ThreeSixNine Productions.
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Time And Tide Melts The Snowman: Part Four
While Time And The Rani was being broadcast, Children's BBC how-it-works show for under-tens Corners suddenly picked up a couple of million extra viewers. This was largely down to the fact that the show's new presenter Sophie Aldred was also set to become the next Doctor Who companion, and as well as the usual standard issue obsessive fan that has to watch every last appearance by every last actor connected with it, there were also a significant number of smitten teenagers who just couldn't get enough of their latest TV crush. While they would have to wait until 1989 to see Sophie dressed as Cleopatra and wearing a Victorian ballgown with a plunging neckline on Children's BBC game show Knock Knock, anyone who was still watching Corners in December 1987 would nonetheless have got a nice surprise of a very different kind.
During an edition devoted to 'Music', Sophie visited Keff McCulloch in a weirdly dingy cellar-based studio for a look at how he put that contentious new arrangement of the Doctor Who theme together. In a fun little interview, he explains how a synthesiser works, and essays not altogether convincing 'flute' and 'organ' tones before breaking out the somewhat less conventional sounds used in the theme, which it has to be said sounded little short of amazing when tearing out of your TV speaker in isolation. Sophie then gets to play the bassline and edit it into shape using a sequencer; she observes that 'you'd need about twenty hands to play all that', upon which Keff launches into a guided tour of the 24 Track Mixing Console, pushing the faders up and down in a way that seems barely noteworthy now but was the sort of thing that you normally didn't get to see or indeed hear back then.
You may speculate, of course, that this feature was originally intended to tie in with the abandoned single release of the Keff McCulloch version of the theme. Which I would normally use as an opportunity to plug my book about BBC Records And Tapes Top Of The Box, except for the fact that Ian Shazam and all the wacky japesters on the Charter Review committee have just announced that promoting anything to do with The BBC is very bad and wrong. Which I'm happy to comply with, as long as they are similarly happy to dodge an incessant hail of sharpened copies of Come To My Party by Keith Harris And Orville.
Anyway, one thing that surprisingly didn't put in an appearance in his actual arrangement of the theme music, but was all over his incidental music as if it was vying for prominence with that pesky banjo, was the dreaded 'orchestra hit'. For those of you who aren't familiar with it... well, let's face it, you are familiar with it. It's a blanket name for those sampler-derived bits of angular and slightly off-key punches of massed musical emphasis that you'll find roughly every three seconds in any given Pet Shop Boys single. It was an effect that had started to creep in during the early eighties, primarily via Trevor Horn, and by the end of the decade was everywhere, from Debbie Gibson's Electric Youth, through Express Yourself by NWA, all the way to that preposterous Sun-Pat 'P-P-P-Peanutritious' advert. Keff McCulloch had no searing expletive-strewn message to deliver about Black America needing to stop fighting itself before it could fight White America, though, nor indeed any phatic air-punching sentiments about how youngsters hold the 'key' if only the grown-ups would listen to them. Not even any reason to extol the nutritional virtues of a spread made from ninety three percent peanuts. He was there, purely and simply, to punctuate Gavrok thumping his fist through a flimsy paper 'loudspeaker', and didn't we know it.
First essayed in Time And The Rani, Keff McCulloch's approach to incidental music has since become one of the most widely derided aspects of the original run of Doctor Who, and in some regards it's not difficult to see why. Heavily indebted to the MIDI-er-than-thou computer-controlled samplings of The Art Of Noise - whose contemporaneous theme for The Krypton Factor would not have sounded out of place in a McCoy story - his contributions rely far too often on clinical and sterile 'funky' motifs driven by all-too-obviously synth-derived brass and piano sounds, with orchestra hits thrown in for good measure whenever a character does something dramatic like sit completely still doing absolutely nothing whatsoever. They are loud, they are mechanical, they are precise, and they are very much of their time. However, they were also perfectly good in their time, succeeding in making Doctor Who at least sound more modern than it had done since, well, ever really, and scoffing at them for having had the temerity to wear a bit badly is a bit like castigating Coldcut Featuring Yazz And The Plastic Population for not being Rich Homie Quan.
Admittedly, even allowing for this, Time And The Rani does not exactly find the beleaguered synth wizard at his best, seemingly weighed down by the need to make a good first impression, and with high-speed atmospherics careering about the place like a copy of Galactic Nightmare had burst all over the soundtrack. There are also way too many 'clever' variations on the basic theme tune melody; you can hear the first stirrings of his notorious 'Latin Version' here, if you're unhinged enough to actually want to. Ironically Keff McCulloch would do a much better job with a much shorter time to work in on the following story Paradise Towers, then really hit his stride when called on to throw in elements of fifties pastiche when they went back to 1959 - The Rock'n'Roll Years! - for Delta And The Bannermen.
There are plenty of decent moments in his Time And The Rani score, though, and the entire soundtrack does at least exemplify the one virtue that Keff McCulloch never gets anywhere near enough credit for - brevity. Unlike Murray Gold and his ceaseless attempts to shoehorn an entire symphony into every single close-up, there is invariably just enough music to make a point or set a mood and then they get on with the controversial business of actually allowing the audience to hear some of the dialogue. So much so that when some of his music was included on The Doctor Who 25th Anniversary Album the following year, full-length tracks had to be made up from bizarre ill-matching cut'n'shuts of much shorter pieces of music. Although, that said, the two extracts from Time And The Rani were actual full-length pieces, albeit only heard as brief background edits onscreen. Erm, as you were.
More to the point, the alarming modernity of Keff McCulloch's DX7-derived sounds were enough to lull hapless fans into a deluded notion that their 'cool' friends might start to see Doctor Who as 'cool' again. They'd probably deny it now, much like they'd deny that they ever purposefully ate McCoy's crisps in a misguided act of 'solidarity', but the truth of the matter is that every fan went through a stage of believing that the hip fashion-followers in their class could be converted to the cause if only the right 'in' could be found. And now Doctor Who had music that sounded a little bit like what was in the charts; was this the moment they'd all been waiting for? No it wasn't. It would take more than a couple of orchestra hits to tempt juvenile trend-surfers away from The Lost Boys and paisley waistcoats. It was about as liable to connect with them as that dreadful Italio House-themed Vimto ad, and the only time fans would be hearing the Doctor Who theme around school playgrounds was when the 'zany' kid sniggered and sang "OOOOOO-weeeee-oooooOOOOO" at them in a sort of out of tune sarcastic voice. The Beatmasters did not see fit to drag Roberta Tovey out of retirement for a chart-topping collaboration. There would be no We Sing In Praise Of Total War '88 by Eric B & Rakim feat. Robert Moubert.
Nonetheless, there remains a small but significant faction of fans out there who actually quite like Keff McCulloch's incidental music, and in the pre-DVD Extra age many of them would come to treasure that snippet of Corners that they'd hastily recorded between the omnibus repeats of Dick Spanner. Many would also 'treasure' off-airs of Never Kiss Frogs and Melvin And Maureen's Music-A-Grams, but perhaps we'd better not go into that. But of course, Sophie Aldred wasn't in Time And The Rani, and mentioning her so heavily in this context would be a bit like if an earlier draft of this piece had suggested that some of the additional Corners viewers "had turned on too early for Droids", when in fact the BBC didn't start showing the animated adventures of R2D2 and C3P0 until the following year. It's time to turn our attention back to what Ikona and company are up to.
Meanwhile, in a freak coincidence, there actually was a credible crossover between Doctor Who and new-fangled dance music the following year, and it would have wider and longer-lasting implications than anyone expected at the time... but that's another story.


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Apple has just released a new iPhone 4 bumper for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. The new red (PRODUCT) RED bumper slips around the edge of your iPhone. With metal buttons for volume and power, two-tone colors, and a combination of rubber and molded plastic, Bumpers add protection and style to any iPhone 4S or iPhone 4.
The Product RED bumper is yet another product in the Apple product line-up supporting Bono's Global Fund that fights AIDS. Get the new Bumper on the Apple Store for $29 (Same price as other Bumpers).
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
Sausage & Rice Casserole
Thanks Mom and Dad!! We were always spoiled!!!!
Sausage & Rice
1 1/2 lb of sausage ~ We like the Jimmy Dean hot variety. (With no preservatives.)
2 cup chicken broth (I use Swanson with no MSG)
2 1/2 cups water
1 cup rice
2 stalks celery ~ chopped
1/3 cup onion ~ chopped
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
Brown Sausage in a large skillet. When brown add salt, pepper, onion and celery. Cook 5 minutes then add chicken broth and water. Add rice and cook until rice is tender. Stir often.
Serve and Enjoy!!'
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Refueled publisher/creative director Chris Brown with ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons.
Texas blues legend Jimmie Vaughan
Singer/songwriter Rachael Yamagata
Although folks come from all over the world to experience the music, films and modern technology of SXSW, one is often reminded you are in the heart of the Lone Star state. Austin is a favorite hangout for Refueled staff - Amazing BBQ, Shiner Beer, rad hotels and legendary clubs. Texas has icons like Jimmie Vaughan, Barbara Lynn and that little ole band, ZZ Top - What's not to love.
Refueled's goal for the 2012 festival was two fold. Produce several acoustic sessions for the Refueled {Automatic Buzz} Series (which included Rachael Yamagata, Harriet & Amy Cook) and shoot for the Wear&Where features to appear in the summer issue of Refueled magazine. It turned into quite a gathering. Along with senior photographer Gustav Schmiege, we also met up with Refueled Editor-at-Large Scott Toepfer and contributing photographer Laura Dart.
Special thanks and love goes out to Lauren Wilkins for once again sponsoring Refueled's pop-up stage at Arrow&Arrow, and to Cory L. Moore & Sam Citron.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICAv.MIGUEL ANGEL SOLORIO
The opinion of the court was delivered by: (Judge Conner)
Presently before the court is the motion (Doc. 290) of defendant Miguel Angel Solorio ("Solorio") to suppress evidence seized during a warrantless search of the vehicle he was operating on May 19, 2010. Solorio argues that officers lacked probable cause, or reasonable suspicion, to engage in the warrantless stop of the vehicle (see Doc. 290 ¶ 5; Doc. 292 ¶ 3), and, therefore, all evidence obtained as a result of that stop must be suppressed. The court held an evidentiary hearing on the motion on December 3, 2010,*fn1 after which the parties filed supplemental briefing. (See Docs. 404, 411). For the reasons that follow, the motion (Doc. 290) will be denied.
I. Findings of Fact*fn2
In the fall of 2009, the Drug Enforcement Agency ("DEA") instituted an investigation of a drug trafficking organization based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. (Hr'g Tr. at 5). DEA agents obtained court-authorized wiretaps on several telephones. (Id.) From the wiretaps, investigators identified Angel Bonilla and Ismael Bonilla, co-defendants in the above-captioned matter, as sources of supply, or individuals able to provide cocaine, for the Lancaster-based organization. (Id.) DEA agents then developed a confidential informant ("CI") to engage the Bonillas, who were themselves located in the Atlanta Georgia area, in a drug deal. (Id.) The CI negotiated with Angel Bonilla ("Bonilla") to purchase cocaine, initially to be delivered to central Pennsylvania. (Id. at 7). After difficulties developed with delivery of the drugs to Pennsylvania, the CI agreed, under DEA instruction, to travel to the Atlanta area to make the purchase.*fn3 (Id. at 7).
DEA Agent Phil Klemick ("Agent Klemick") and DEA Task Force Officer Mike Neff ("Officer Neff") traveled with the CI to the Atlanta area on May 18, 2010.*fn4
(Id.) During the investigation in Atlanta on May 18 and May 19, 2010, law enforcement agents from the DEA High Intensity Drug Task Force group assisted Agent Klemick and Officer Neff. (Id. at 8-9). Agent Klemick remained with the CI throughout the operation, while Officer Neff and other agents conducted physical surveillance of the activities. (Id. at 23, 32-33). Agents communicated developments in the investigation by radio and cellular phone. (Id. at 9, 14).
On May 19, 2010 the CI exchanged numerous telephone calls and had one meeting with Bonilla. (Id. at 9-10). The CI met with Bonilla at a Walmart in Duluth, Georgia, close to Atlanta. (Id. at 10). Officer Neff viewed the meeting from a position inside the Walmart while Agent Klemick waited for the CI in a vehicle in the parking lot. (Id. at 10, 33). At the conclusion of the meeting the CI reported the details to Agent Klemick: the CI arranged to purchase four kilograms of cocaine from Bonilla;*fn5 Bonilla would pick up the drugs and the drug source, and Bonilla would provide the drugs for the CI's inspection at a nearby hotel. (Id. at 11).
Subsequent to the meeting, officers observed Bonilla leave the Walmart in a Lincoln Navigator, and continued to follow his physical movements. (Id. at 14, 33-34). Bonilla stopped at several locations, but when he left the last location-a Waffle House parking lot-a black Volkswagen Passat and a Ford Explorer traveled in tandem with him to his residence. (Id. at 33-34, 36). Agent Klemick and Officer Neff inferred that one of the cars contained the cocaine and the other contained the source of the cocaine (id. at 19, 35-36)-a common occurrence in drug deals in order to separate the source from the illegal contraband. (Id. at 19, 35-36).
The CI was in telephone contact with Bonilla during the period when officers were observing Bonilla's movements. (Id. at 15). At some point, Bonilla informed the CI that plans had changed. (Id. At 15-16). The source was uncomfortable with the idea of bringing the cocaine to the hotel to inspect, so Bonilla urged the CI to come to Bonilla's residence where the CI could inspect one kilogram in the residence garage, and if satisfied, the other three kilograms would be available. (Id.). Agent Klemick, who remained with the CI, was informed of the development and relayed it to the other agents. (Id. at 10, 15). At approximately 6:06 p.m. the CI telephoned Bonilla and Bonilla indicated that the person he was waiting for was right around the corner. (Id. at 17). At approximately 6:25 p.m. by way of another phone call, Bonilla informed the CI that he was ready and the CI should head towards Bonilla's residence. (Id.)
Officer Neff and Agent Robert Norton from Atlanta ("Agent Norton") were situated outside Bonilla's residence in a position to conduct surveillance. (Id. at 37, 39). Consistent with the reports relayed by Agent Klemick of the CI's phone calls with Bonilla, they observed all three vehicles arrive at the residence around 6:26p.m.. (Id. at 36-37, 54, 56). The Passat parked in a lot approximately thirty (30) yards away from the residence. (Id. 38, 68). Officer Neff and Agent Norton observed several individuals entering and exiting the garage, of which they took a partial video recording. (Id. at 37, 45). At approximately 6:43 p.m. Officer Neff observed the defendant, Solorio, walk from the direction of the Passat into Bonilla's garage. (Id. at 38-39, 55, 56). Officer Neff did not see Solorio exit the Passat as his attention was focused on the garage of Bonilla's residence, however, Solorio and the other individual with Solorio were the only individuals to walk from the area of the Passat during the period of observation. (Id. at 46, 52-53, 56, 62-63,).
Officer Neff reported, and the video corroborated, that Solorio carried a black drawstring backpack with a white Armani Exchange emblem. (Id. at 39). The bag was consistent with the size and shape of a kilogram of cocaine (Id. at 41), so much so that Officer Neff and Agent Norton "joked with each other that that was the kilogram going into the garage at the time." (Id. at 41). Officers further noted that no other individuals entering and exiting the garage of the Bonilla residence carried anything.*fn6 (Id. at 38-39). As a result of the ongoing communication between officers in the investigation, at the time Officer Neff observed Solorio with the backpack at the garage, he was aware that the inspection of the cocaine was to occur at the garage, that the source would be present, and that only one kilogram would be available for inspection.*fn7 (Id. at 40-41).
Officer Neff next observed the Ford Explorer leave Bonilla's residence. (Id. at 42). Moments later, Agent Klemick relayed to Officer Neff that the inspection site had changed to the nearby Studio 6 Motel. (Id.) Two to three minutes later, Bonilla and another individual got in the Lincoln Navigator, pulled out of the parking spot and waited for the Volkswagen Passat. (Id. at 43). The Passat followed the Navigator out of the parking lot and both headed toward the motel. (Id.). Officer Neff observed Solorio in the Passat when it left. (Id. at 47).
At this point, the DEA directed the Gwinnet County Police officers involved in the investigation to stop the two vehicles. (Id. at 44). Officer Neff was the first to arrive at the scene after the stop by the marked police cruisers. (Id.) Solorio was seated in the driver's seat of the Passat, and Officer Neff spotted the black backpack with Armani Exchange emblem between the legs of the front-seat passenger, co-defendant Jesus Mundo Diaz. (Id. at 44, 51-52). Officers searched the bag and discovered ...
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(Reuters) - Telecommunications tower operator Crown Castle International Corp (CCI.N) said it would sell its Australian unit for about A$2 billion ($1.6 billion) in cash to a group of investors led by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets.
Crown Castle owns a 77.6 percent stake in the unit - Crown Castle Australia - which claims to be the largest independent tower operator in Australia with a portfolio of about 1,800 sites.
Crown Castle said it expects to receive net proceeds of about $1.3 billion after accounting for debt and expenses.
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For those of you who look at Twitter users such as Justin Bieber and Ashton Kutcher you will be pleased to know that you would have all had the same amount as followers as them – Zero. The reason for this was due to the micro-blogging site being hacked this morning.
Twitter did not wait long to resolve the issue and fixed the problem this morning. The hack allowed Twitter users to force others to follow them, as a result the website forced all users followers to zero – this would have certainly come as a surprise to the big hitters like those mentioned above.
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I'm currently in the Isle of Wight on a writing retreat, with two of my favourite people, K.C. Wells and my friend Jason. So, favourite place and favourite friends. Can't get much happier than this. We are staying in the Lighthouse in Steephill Cove. It's a new building, not an actual lighthouse, but it's so cool. I spend my days writing to the sound of the waves, and my nights going to sleep to the sound of the waves.
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Seahawks' passing game takes a major step forward
Russell Wilson had his best performance on the road so far this season despite the loss.
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DETROIT — Tight end Zach Miller's first touchdown catch as a Seahawk defied explanation.
"I honestly don't know how I caught it," he said afterward. "I'll have to look later."
That was a pretty good testament to just how difficult his fourth-quarter catch was. Miller played through contact from two defenders on a corner route, and when quarterback Russell Wilson lofted the pass over his shoulder, Miller adjusted his route and pulled the ball to his body with one hand for a go-ahead touchdown.
"I knew he'd catch it, one-on-one situation," Wilson said. "Zach's a tremendous tight end and has unbelievable hands."
Miller's catch was relegated to being a footnote once the Seahawks lost the game 28-24, but that play was only part of the reason Sunday's game constituted a major step forward for Seattle's passing offense.
Wilson attempted 35 passes, his most in any game this season. He threw for 236 yards, two touchdowns and his quarterback rating of 96.8 was his highest in five road games this season.
He was 6-for-8 passing on Seattle's final touchdown drive, which covered 87 yards and would have been hailed as a potential turning point if Seattle had not gone on to lose.
"I definitely believe we can do that consistently," Wilson said. "We have the time in terms of the offensive line blocking and doing a great job of giving me enough time to make decisions."
The Seahawks took more chances Sunday, too, but at least one of Seattle's receivers would like a second chance at an opportunity that came his way.
"Mainly the one I had down the center of the field," said Sidney Rice.
That was the play on Seattle's first drive of the third quarter. Seattle had the ball near midfield and Wilson threw to Rice in the deep middle. Rice was behind the defense, but couldn't quite catch a ball he got his hands on.
"A tough catch," said Rice, who caught six passes for 55 yards and a touchdown. "But it's a catch that I can make any day of the week, and I wish I had that one back."
Wilson would have liked a mulligan later in the period when his first-down throw to Rice down the sideline was intercepted by Ricardo Silva, the Lions' third-string safety who was starting in place of the injured Amari Spievey.
The pick was a result of miscommunication, as Rice had raised his hand to signal Wilson.
"I thought Sidney was saying, 'I'm going,' " Wilson said. "He was saying, 'Hey, throw it to me now.' "
That pick was about the only blemish on a game in which Wilson and the rest of Seattle's passing game took a significant step forward.
"We threw the ball downfield," Rice said. "We took shots, and we're happy about that. We're still growing in the passing game. I have no doubt that we're going to get better."
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