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My boiboi dislikes egg done hard boiled or half boiled. Strange huh? The only way to get him to eat eggs is to make an omelette out of them. Actually omelette is a perfect way to sneak in vegetables for fussy young eaters but thank goodness my boiboi is fine with vegetables except for corn. He does eat popcorn though! Anyway, I was surprised that he actually ate up some corn omelette that I've made out of fresh corn kernels.
To sneak in vegetables in an omelette, just chop vegetables like spinach, brocolli, french beans and etc into small pieces or shred some carrots or just about anything that tickle your fancy. You can also combine some of these ingredients. Fry them in some olive oil to soften the vegetables before adding lightly beaten eggs. Wait till it's almost cook before placing some cheese (easiest would be cheddar slice) on top. Next fold it up and cook till it's not runny. Make sure to cook the eggs thoroughly so that it can be safe for children's consumption. Noticed that I've omitted any seasonings like salt, pepper or soy sauce? One does not need to any of these as the vegetables itself are tasty enough to be eaten without seasonings. The cheese alone would impart some saltiness.
In this picture, it's a carrot and potato cheese omelette that I've made for boiboi's breakfast. He ate this up heartily with some tomato ketchup. Check here for another version of similar omelette.
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Saturday, 2 September 2006
Kiddy Menu: Carrot and Potato Cheese Omelette
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2 comments:
- tuktoyaktuk said...
Looks great - and not just for kiddies too :) Thanks for the recipes!
- 5 September 2006 at 08:26:00 GMT+8
- babe_kl said...
haha i agree too tuktoyaktuk. for the young at heart too ;-)
- 5 September 2006 at 14:50:00 GMT+8
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'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey' trailer - What's there and what's missing
I've missed Middle Earth. It's been 10 years since The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring hit theaters, and we're still a year away from the first Hobbit movie's release, but at least we now know things are looking up. A few hours ago, Peter Jackson released the first trailer for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, which is the first of two films based on J.R.R. Tolkien's first novel about Middle Earth, The Hobbit. The journey stars Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins with Ian McKellen returning as Gandalf the Wizard and takes place about 50-60 years before Lord of the Rings.

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Alternatively, the name could have originated in Somerset at either North Cadbury or South Cadbury. "Near the village are the remains of one of the most famous ancient fortifications in England: it was situated on the northern extremity of a ridge of hills, and was encircled by four trenches. Numerous Roman coins have been discovered; and the origin of the place may, with much probability, be ascribed to that people." [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of England. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print.
Literally the place name Cadbury means "fortified place or stronghold of a man called Cada." [3]CITATION[CLOSE]
Mills, A.D., Dictionary of English Place-Names. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-19-869156-4) The Somerset parish dates back to Saxon times when it was first listed as Cadanbyrig c. 1000. By the time of the Domesday Book in 1086, the was known as Cadeberie. [4]CITATION[CLOSE]
Williams, Dr Ann. And G.H. Martin, Eds., Domesday Book A Complete Translation. London: Penguin, 1992. Print. (ISBN 0-141-00523-8) Hence, the family surname, is conjecturally descended William de Poilley, who would have adopted the name de Cadbury or Cadbury.
Richard Tapper Cadbury (1768-1860), a native of Exeter moved to Birmingham in 1794 where he and Joseph Rutte started a tea and coffee business. Richard's son, John Cadbury (1801-1889) took over the business and was the founder of Cadbury, the chocolate business based in Birmingham.
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A miniaturist born in Paris, France around 1760, he arrived in New York in 1788 and advertised his services in the New York Daily Advertiser. Traveling along the East Coast to the Southern states, he fulfilled commissions in New York, Baltimore, Philadephia, Alexandria, Richmond, Charleston and New Orleans. His miniatures varied in sizes, down to that of a small ring.
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If you want a recipe, rather than a can of cream of mushroom soup, you're already ahead of the crowd. Homemade soup has so much more flavor than the canned stuff.
For those of you who want to take a stab at making cream of mushroom soup, here is the recipe that I made in the How to Make Gluten Free Cream of Mushroom Soup tutorial. I've named the recipe No. 1 because I'm sure that I will come up with other versions at some point. In fact, I'll probably add a little garlic powder, sage, and thyme to this recipe the next time I make it. Feel free to adjust the seasonings to your taste. That's the beauty of making things yourself!
If you're making cream of mushroom soup for the first time and are feeling a bit overwhelmed, you can always spread the work out. I would recommend making the sauce one weekend afternoon and then refrigerating it for use in a weeknight recipe. I saved half of the batch I made and used if for Green Bean Casserole two or three days later and it was yummy =)
Yield: Equivalent of two cans of condensed soup, I think
So many of the favorite dishes from my childhood started with a can of Campbell's Cream of Mushroom Soup. Poppy Seed Chicken, Chicken Rollups, Chicken Spaghetti Casserole, my Grandmother's gravy….all unattainable on a gluten free diet until you learn how to make a white sauce.
For more great gluten free recipes like this one, make sure to check out my ebook, The Gluten Free Survival Guide. It's full of all of my favorite GF recipes, like sandwich bread, waffles and tortillas, plus I cover how to make great soups, sauces and gravy. I know you'll enjoy the recipes as much as my family does!
I first discovered white sauce in my great-grandmother's cookbook. My grandmother gave it to me when she was cleaning out her house and there were so many recipes that I had never heard of. The book got packed away in my hope chest until John started eating gluten free during our last year of college. I pulled it out and began making white sauces, otherwise known as Bechamel. We had a lot of fun trying different variations and ended up eating a lot of casseroles and pastas. If you're trying this for the first time, I highly recommend a bottle of wine, good music, and a relaxed evening.
P.S. The picture from the Gluten Free Contest is a close-up of this Cream of Mushroom Soup. Three people guessed correctly, but Natalie at Gluten Free Mommy is the winner and gets to pick the topic of my next post.
This post is really about learning technique, so I'm going to post the recipe separately. There are a lots of different bechamel sauces, but the process of making them all is the same. The following is the basic structure – the bones – of making a good sauce. Once you've gotten this down you'll be able to improvise to your heart's content.
First, dice about 8 oz. of portabella mushrooms and sauté them in a little bit of olive oil until they release their juices. Set the mushrooms aside, we're going to stir them in at the end.
Over medium-low heat, melt 4 tbsp. of unsalted butter. Go ahead and splurge and use the really good stuff =)
Once you've started whisking in the flour, you're officially making a roux. This is the same stuff that Louisianians' use to make gumbo, but we're not going to let ours get that dark. The traditional recipe for bechamel sauce uses equal measurements of flour and butter. The recipe that I followed here called for quite a bit more, so your roux may not get as thick. I've used brown rice flour, but feel free to use your favorite gluten free flour. Just be sure that you like the taste of it because it will come through in the sauce. So now, just add a little flour to the butter and whisk it in. Once that flour is mixed in, add a little bit more and whisk again. At first it will look like this:
However, it will eventually form a paste that is somewhat like the consistency of cake icing.
Keep whisking the roux over the heat and allow it to cook until the floury taste has lessened.
Once you've added all of the flour, you can start adding the liquids. In fact, I think that I had already started adding vegetable stock in the picture above and the roux had started to expand a bit. When you're making a bechamel sauce you should either add cold liquid to a hot roux, or cold roux to a hot liquid. In this case our roux is hot, so the liquids should be cold. In the recipe that I'm making in the picture, I added vegetable stock and then cream. Many bechamel sauces will only call for cream. After I had whisked in all of the stock my sauce looked like this:
After adding the cream it looked like this:
When you add the liquids it's important to just add a little bit and then whisk it in. Once that liquid is incorporated, add a little bit more. At first the roux will absorb all of the liquid and it will seem to be making something almost like dough. Just keep adding liquid a little at a time, and keep whisking. If you think you've added too much liquid, keep whisking. Roux is an amazing thickener and it will keep thickening as you cook. The only times I've gotten in trouble with a Bechamel sauce is when I've added more flour at this point – don't do that unless it's been cooking for a really long time and is just not getting thick again.
Once you've finished adding the liquids, you can stir the mushrooms back into the soup.
Feel free to let the soup sit over low heat while you finish the other parts of your meal. A thick skin may form on the surface of the soup, but you can easily reincorporate it by whisking the sauce.
If you were planning on having the soup as soup, then serve up some bowls and enjoy! Otherwise, go ahead and add it to any recipe that calls for cream of mushroom soup and continue that recipe according to its instructions.


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A quick glance of John Key's state of the nation speech reveals a government tipping its hat to next year's election, but with little new to sell
In the early years of John Key's leadership of the National Party, and then the country, many of his critics were keen to say, 'just wait 'til he pulls the mask off'. There was always the worry his affable, centre-right smile hid neo-liberal teeth. Yet his State of the Nation speech today is further evidence that Key is no Brash-in-sheep's-clothing. The critics now ask, 'is that all you've got?'
Near the end of his speech, the Prime Minister says:
As for the National-led Government, our plan will encourage investment, strengthen the economy and boost jobs.
People know what that plan is, we have stuck to it and we will continue to stick to it.
And I've got to say, it's pretty well-rehearsed stuff. Indeed, it reads more like a reflective look back over his year's in power than it does a visionary speech profering his view of, well, the state of the nation and big ideas of making that nation greater. What, for example, is the top of his list of bold things he's doing that the Opposition is poo-pooing? "Tax changes". And they were a political age ago.
The intended headline grabber is clearly the boost given to apprenticeships. If I didn't know that he's summered in Maui I'd assume he'd been hanging out at some BBQs with people saying, 'why don't we have more apprentices?'. It's a common question. Really, apprenticeships are like mom and apple pie - everyone loves 'em, everyone reckons we should have more and is happy to see tax dollars spent getting young folk off the street and given a trade.
Funnily enough I was, last week, part of a group chatting to David Shearer, who urged him to act on apprentices. Key got there quicker, however. And there can hardly be any complaint.
The obvious criticism is that it's taken this government so long to invest in them. Labour is arguing already that apprenticeships have fallen 20 percent under National, but beyond that the Opposition is limited to quibbling about whether National's really creating as many places as it claims. And as we all know, if the best you can do is quibble about when and how many, you're not going to score any points.
Still, my question remains why National has decided it wants to invest in more apprenticeships now, just shy of the second anniversary of the Christchurch earthquake. Key stressed the need for skilled tradespeople to rebuild Christchurch, but that was surely obvious two days after the quake and could have been initiated two months after. Why has it taken two years for the government to invest? Given that we want the rebuilding to start yesterday, it seems rather late in the day to be starting to train the required number of tradespeople.
But fair play, it's a good move and it will be a popular move. And given the contents of the rest of the speech, National needs a vote winner. The rest of Key's big plans for our economy will have eyes glazing over from Kaitaia to Bluff.
Vague promises to reform the RMA, more talk of trade deals of questionable value, a piddling number of new houses (this after so few houses were built last year) and the repeated promise to sell 49 percent of a few state assets... there's little to excite voters.
The apprenticeships is clearly a reaction to the traction Shearer gained from his housing policy last year; a smart counter blow. And its needed. Just look at Key's list of successes:
"Among other things, we've introduced 90-day trials; set time limits for the consenting of large projects under the RMA; introduced a competitive new system for awarding oil and gas exploration permits; got ACC back into good financial shape; and kick-started a multi-billion dollar programme of infrastructure investment."
It's very easy to counter that list, saying 'we've undermined workers' rights; cut out the public's tongue; begged foreign oil giants to come here, allowing them to take huge profits offshore; eroded access to ACC after creating a fake crisis; and been hijacked by the roading lobby'.
But perhaps more to the point, it's just not terribly sexy.
In particular, much of the policy Key talks about in the speech is very process-oriented and oddly bureacratic. It's not action-focused and doesn't sound like it will hit me where I live. I guess the spin team could, in the short-term, safely assume that no-one will read past the 'more apprenticeships' headline, but it does nothing to establish a narrative for the year (or two years) ahead. It's treading water.
That lack of action is ironic, given that the heart of the speech stresses the need for investment. But the core initiatives National is pushing involve changes to laws, regulations and processes. They won't, themselves, invest. They want investors to do as they say, not as they do.
National is still stubbornly wed to its surplus by 2014/15 goal, no matter what, when the reality remains that the greatest hope for growth is some stimulus sparked by smart government spending. Business is lacking confidence as much as anything. As Key intimated, capital will go where it thinks there's a pay-off, where there's a buzz. Key insists in the speech he's hands-on and hard at work - but his examples amount to little more than fiddling with red tape and building roads, which just isn't enough. Coming out of a financial crisis, the private sector will invest more when it sees the public sector investing, such as in apprenticeships.
The other omissions from Key's speech is any question about the right kind of investment. We want investment from New Zealanders, from foreign companies wanting to grow jobs, start businesses and re-invest here. What we're mostly getting, still, is foreigners buying land and existing firms.
Other impressions: Key finally seemed to confirm there'd be only two partial asset sales this year, not three. And it's clearer than ever that what we do with our natural resources is a clear and distinct line between those in government and those outside.
So while there are nuggets in this speech, and a fighting tone that's welcome for those of us who like a bit of robust democracy, it feels very much like a second-term speech where the government of the day is simply ticking off a to-do list it wrote three years ago. The question remains, 'is that all you've got?'.
And given National's refusal to invest in New Zealand, it seems the answer is 'yes'.


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Last year's dance and musical extravaganza Men in Tights sold out, so get in on the action now by purchasing your tickets by phone or online from the Hoogland Center for the Arts. The Springfield Ballet Company once again has a new cast of local men who will perform for you Friday, March 2. They include: John Baker, Joel Benoit, Brent Borah, Matthew T. Dearing, Tom Frost, Dennis E. Frye, Jr., Dr. Jack Fyans, David A. Kelm, Brant Mackey, Randy Martin, MD, Kevin N. McDermott, Craig McFarland, Johnny Molson, Patrick Phillips, Joshua Ratz, Matt Ratz, Patrick Russell, Dug Shelton, Blake Stadel, Brian Stapleton and Kelly Trier. Each gentleman is raising at least $500 for the ballet company. You can donate in one of their names at www.springfieldballetco.org.
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what is certifyD?
certifyD is a graduate thesis building a dialogue between the communications design industry and the possibility of certification in the USA. We aim to become a platform for sharing ideas that strengthen our field and unify designers of diverse backgrounds, training and experience under a common goal: the consummation of our field as a valued profession.
While my goal for certification for the communications design profession continues, certifyD as a thesis project concluded with a one-night symposium on November 29th, 2012. The event gathered students, educators and business professionals discussing and sharing their experience and opinions related to professional standards, design education, ethics and the existing certification models around the world. Go to the event page to see the complete 2-hour video, event photos and collected data from participants.
Today, the term "graphic designer," rather than understood and respected, has become devalued and insignificant. The tools we use, not the knowledge or expertise we possess, have unfavorably defined our profession. Design's focus on problem-solving, creative-thinking and its obligation to society has been displaced as a needless expendability by commercialism and the prevalent notion that "anyone can do it."
As a profession, graphic design needs to establish achievable standards that objectively measure educational experience, business competency and ethics within all practicing members. These parameters would provide a platform for redefining our profession's purpose, delineating the basic qualifications necessary for professional practice, and reinforcing our relationship with society. Such principles would become a guideline for young designers, a measure of excellence among practitioners and a facilitating tool for clients to identify designers of parallel vision, beliefs and thorough expertise. Communications Design not as computer dexterity or a tool for propaganda, but as a validated responsible profession, would then become a viable instrument for solving the communication, social and environmental problems we face today.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 175 diseños de 58 diseñadores freelance.
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Our main business is high security shredders, but we are also major players in large disintegrator systems, as well as paper handling machines such as paper cutters and paper folders.
The winning logo will be showcased on our new website design, which will be using state of the art technology and a superior user interface than our current website. The winning logo will also be used in our full product print catalog which designed and sent to every major government, military, educational institution and corporation, nationwide.
Our main customer base is the U.S. Federal Government including all branches of the Military. We also sell products to government contractors, especially DOD (Department of Defense) contractors.
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We would like a refreshed and renewed look based on our current logo. The winning design will likely be a one that incorporates traits from the existing logo and revises the design into a cleaner, corporate image.
We are extremely open to new ideas as well, such as the addition of a small icon or shapes, but keep this clean. We are looking for an updated corporate image.
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NORTH MANCHESTER, IND. – In a Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference contest that featured nine lead changes and ties, Manchester University and Hanover gave the Senior Day 2014 crowd at Stauffer-Wolfe Arena a frenetic finish to the 2013-14 regular season.
MU forward Erynn Meiklejohn (Fort Wayne, Ind.), playing in her final home game, responded with a sparkling 17-point, seven-rebound, three-blocked shot effort. She helped the Spartans (13-12 overall, 10-8 HCAC) make several runs at visiting Hanover (16-9, 14-4 HCAC) with the assistance of three three-point baskets, too.
After nearly 39 minutes of back-and-forth action, the final 1:49 determined the outcome. Freshman guard Jesse Davidson canned a key three-pointer to give the Panthers a 77-74 lead, but Manchester University cut the lead to one with a pair of free throws from junior guard Alyssa Smith (Bluffton, Ind.) on its ensuing possession. After a missed three-point shot by HC, MU had a chance to regain the lead but a turnover gave the ball back to the visitors which they cashed in with two successful free throws. MU did get one more opportunity to tie it but a good three-point look from sophomore guard Katie Arterburn (Indianapolis, Ind.) rimmed out to seal Hanover's 79-76 win.
Meiklejohn was joined in double figures by Arterburn and fellow sophomore guard Justine Kruger (Francisville, Ind.). Kruger's 18 points and nine rebounds led the home team, while Arterburn added 14 points and eight rebounds during a day in which she canned four three-pointers. Junior guard Jocelyn Hamilton (Columbus, Ind.) ran her multiple-assist string to 25 straight contests by dishing out seven.
The Spartans, ending the HCAC campaign in the top five, begin the 2014 HCAC postseason tournament Friday, Feb. 28, at Transylvania University's Beck Center in Lexington, Ky. Manchester University, the number five seed, faces fourth-seeded Bluffton University of Ohio at 6 p.m. in one of two quarterfinal round clashes.
NOTES: Meiklejohn continued an impressive late-season run with her fifth successive double-digit total. Her three three-point buckets marked a career single-game high, while her blocked shot total was the ninth time she's repelled multiple opponent shot attempts this season … Kruger's 18 points were a single-game career high … Arterburn converted on multiple treys for the 11th time this year … Hamilton's assist effort moved her to 138 just six shy of setting a new single-season program record.


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Outlook 2007 E-Mail Formats: HTML, Plain Text, and Rich Text
Microsoft Outlook 2007 offers three formats for sending e-mail messages: HTML, plain text, and rich text. Here's a look at the pros and cons of the different Outlook e-mail formats, and some easy ways to change them.
Microsoft Outlook 2007 e-mail formats come in three flavors:
- HTML format: These days, almost all e-mail is transmitted in HTML format, the same format with which Web pages are made. If HTML is the default format you use for creating messages in Outlook — and it is, unless you've tinkered with the default settings — the e-mail messages you send are, in effect, little Web pages. HTML gives you the most opportunities for formatting text and graphics. In HTML format, you can place pictures in the body of an e-mail message, use a background theme, and do any number of sophisticated formatting tricks.
- However, the HTML format has it share of detractors. First, the messages are larger because they include sophisticated formatting instructions, and being larger, they take longer to transmit over the Internet. Some e-mail accounts allocate a fixed amount of disk space for incoming e-mail messages and reject messages when the disk space allocation is filled. Because they're larger than other e-mail messages, HTML messages fill the disk space quicker. Finally, some e-mail software can't handle HTML messages. In this software, the messages are converted to plain text format.
- Plain text format: In plain text format, only letters and numbers are transmitted. The format doesn't permit you to format text or align paragraphs in any way, but you can rest assured that the person who receives the message can read it exactly as you wrote it.
- Rich text format: The rich text format is proprietary to Microsoft e-mailing software. Note that only people who use Outlook and Outlook Express can see rich text formats. If formatting text in e-mail messages is important to you, choose the HTML format because more people can read your messages.
When someone sends you an e-mail message, you can tell which format it was transmitted in by looking at the title bar, where HTML, Plain Text, or Rich Text appears in parentheses after the subject of the message. Outlook is smart enough to transmit messages in HTML, plain text, or rich text format when you reply to a message that was sent to you in that format.
Follow these instructions if you need to change the format in which your e-mail messages are transmitted:
- Changing the default format: Choose Tools –> Options, and in the Options dialog box, select the Mail Format tab. From the Compose in This Message Format drop-down list, choose HTML, Plain Text, or Rich Text.
- Changing the format for a single e-mail message: In the Message window, click the Options tab. Then click the Plain Text, HTML, or Rich Text button.
- Always using the plain text or rich text format with a contact: To avoid transmitting in HTML with a contact, start in the Contacts folder, double-click the contact's name, and in the Contact form, double-click the contact's e-mail address. You see the E-Mail Properties dialog box. In the Internet Format drop-down list, choose Send Plain Text Only or Send Using Outlook Rich Text Format.


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LOS ANGELES, Oct 4 (Reuters) - More than 67 million Americans tuned in to Wednesday's first presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, ranking the match-up among the top 10 of the past 30 years.
Final Nielsen data on Thursday showed that 67.2 million people across 11 TV networks watched Obama and Romney go head to head on the economy - a 28 percent increase on the 52.4 million who saw the first 2008 debate between Obama and Republican John McCain.
Wednesday's audience was also higher than any of the TV debates between the presidential candidates in both the 2004 and 2008 elections.
But Obama and Romney failed the capture the audience riveted by the vice-presidential encounter four years ago between Republican Sarah Palin and Democrat Joe Biden, which was watched by 69.9 million - which ties as second most-viewed debate ever.
According to Nielsen, which only began collecting such debate data in 1976, the most-watched presidential debate on U.S. television was the October 1980 encounter between Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter, which drew 80.6 million viewers.
Other high points were recorded by the three-way Bill Clinton, Ross Perot and George H.W. Bush match-up in 1992 (69.9 million), Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter in 1976 (69.7 million) and Michael Dukakis and Bush in 1988 (67.3 million).
Romney and Obama will debate twice more before the Nov. 6 elections.
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|Botheration > Knowledge Sheets on Anxiety
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Here are some of the ways you can manage your anxiety:
Sing, dance and celebrate. The very intention to celebrate will pull you away from anxiety to a more harmonious state.
Think about what you can do for others rather than just about yourself. Energize yourself with some service activity.
Combined practice of yoga, breathing and meditation.
Know the impermanence of the world.
Having faith and surrendering to the Divine and knowing that there is a supreme power who loves you. The supreme power is behind you and accepts you totally. The sense of security comes with the sense of belongingness.
Valour/courage: Invoking the lion within you and having an attitude of sacrifice will rescue you from anxiety.
Reminding yourself that you are committed to a greater goal will keep the anxiety away.
Being unpredictable for a while. Anxiety is always related to some anticipated action. Do something completely irrelevant and unpredictable.
Readiness to face the worst will leave you with stability in the mind.
Remembering a similar situation in the past when you were able to overcome your anxiety.
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Saints Cosmas and Damian Adult Home is an adult care facility for the elderly committed to providing the highest quality of health and personal care services to its residents in an affordable and most cost-effective manner. Pleasantly located on a three and a half acre site in the residential Mariner's Harbor section of Staten Island, the Home is a six-story, 270-bed facility surrounded by luscious green lawns, tall trees, and beautiful gardens. Saints Cosmas and Damian is centrally located in the New York Metropolitan area and is easily accessible by private and public transportation.
Sponsored by the Orthodox Church in America and licensed by the Department of Health of the State of New York, Saints Cosmas and Damian welcomes individuals for whom maintaining a household has become difficult, but yet who wish to maintain their independence, dignity, and privacy. We offer reasonably-priced accommodations with quality services and a diverse program of activities in a warm, secure, home-like atmosphere.
Our philosophy is to make each resident's day meaningful, productive, and enjoyable by providing an all-encompassing facility with a full complement of accommodations and a variety of activities from which the resident can choose. Social and cultural events along with other planned activities foster interaction among the residents and yield many life-long friendships.
Residents should be ambulatory (walkers are permitted) and able to take care of their own personal needs. Although Saints Cosmas and Damian is not a nursing home and therefore does not provide skilled medical care, a physician visits twice weekly and daily medication supervision is available. In addition, there are regular visits by specialists, including podiatrists, urologists, ophthalmologists, psychiatrists, and dermatologists. The Home also will assist in coordinating dental services, visiting nurse services, and physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Should a resident require hospitalization or skilled nursing care, we will make all necessary arrangements.
Since spiritual ministry is an important element of the Home, liturgical services are held regularly in the chapel and services are also held regularly in the building by Roman Catholic clergy.
Our goal is to make you feel right at home, and to that end we make every effort to insure this is your home! Each room, either single or double occupancy, is fully furnished and has wall-to-wall carpeting, ample closet space, a telephone, and a private bath.
We have a professional, friendly, and compassionate staff dedicated to caring for all your needs and committed to making Saints Cosmas and Damian a warm and comfortable home for you! Many of our residents and staff are bilingual, speaking Russian, Italian, Spanish, Polish and Greek. Our Home is your home! We invite your to visit us. We are certain you will find that Saints Cosmas and Damian exceeds the standards you expect and deserve during your golden years!
For residents with limited resources, the Home can assist in arranging for them to obtain supplementary governmental funding for which they may be entitled.
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Phone: (718) 720-8800
Fax: (718) 447-8095
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CHAPINERÍA, Spain — Like his father and grandfather before him, Alberto Martín breeds horses, raising them on two farms, one of them here on the outskirts of Madrid. But even as a third-generation breeder, nothing in his experience had prepared him for times like these. Over the last two years, Mr. Martín says he has been forced to sell 50 of his 70 beloved mares for about $400 each. That is all the slaughterhouse would pay.
Some of the horses had cost him as much $24,000 when he bought them before 2008, the start of the financial crisis. But now, Mr. Martin said, ''it sadly makes more sense to sacrifice horses for close to zero money rather than continue to pay for their upkeep, knowing that nobody seems to want to buy horses anymore.''
"Breeding always has its difficulties," he added, "but I don't believe anybody in my family ever faced a crisis like this.'"
While a horse meat scandal has recently raised concern among European consumers over their food and its labeling, for breeders and others in this horse-loving country an altogether different kind of drama has unfolded — the increasing slaughter of horses that people either do not want or cannot afford.
Many were bought during Spain's real estate-led boom years, when owning a horse was seen by some buyers as a way to gain social status and join the ranks of Spain's landed gentry, without always considering the long-term maintenance costs. Now that the economic bubble has burst, many of those same buyers have been offloading horses, often for slaughter.
Other horses are simply abandoned, or killed illegally, animal right activists say, their carcasses dumped in remote areas and sometimes even beheaded in order to remove their identification microchip and avoid a possible fine. The police recently unearthed a horse cemetery in the hills near Algeciras that contained the unidentifiable remains of around 20 horses.
"Many people who suddenly became rich thanks to property then also went crazy about buying nice horses," said Miguel Alonso, a horse veterinarian. "The major difference is that you can at least shutter a house if the market then collapses, while a horse has to continue to be fed."
The crisis has had the unexpected effect of making Spain an increasingly prominent supplier of horse meat to the rest of the Continent. The number of horses killed in Spanish slaughterhouses has doubled since the start of the financial crisis, to 59,379 last year from 30,563 in 2008, according to Spain's Agriculture Ministry.
Most of that Spanish horse meat is exported to countries like France and Italy, where horse meat is a culinary tradition. Spanish horse meat exports rose six-fold in 2011, according to the most recent figures from the Agriculture Ministry. (Spain itself, with the exception of the eastern regions closest to France, has little use for horse meat.)
Spanish officials say that the slaughtering boom has increasingly claimed horses in their prime years, not just those one step from the proverbial glue factory, which is good if you plan to eat their meat. "There has been a move from slaughtering older to younger horses, so the quality of Spanish horse meat is also much higher than before,"said Luis Vázquez, head of the animal inspection department in Seville, Andalusia's capital.
The slaughtering has gathered pace particularly in the southern farming region of Andalusia, home to almost a third of the country's horses. In Andalusia alone, the slaughtering activity almost tripled last year, to 16,391 horses from 6,256 in 2011, according to data from the regional government.
Animal rights activists warn that the number of abandoned horses is also soaring. "There are hundreds of horses whose lives are under threat right now in Spain," said Virginia Solera, who works for Cyd Santa María, a Málaga-based association that rescues abandoned horses.
The statistics on slaughter understate the true magnitude of the problem, Ms. Solera and other activists said, because under Spanish law only horses that have been registered can be taken to a slaughterhouse. As in other sectors of Spain's economy, the activists claim that a sizeable part of the horse business is underground.
The Agriculture Ministry said that it had been clamping down on unregistered horses and ranches in recent years, leading to a rise of 14 percent in the official census of 2011, which registered 748,622 horses in Spain.
Still, Rafael Olvera, who is director general for livestock and agricultural production in Andalusia, argued that the rise in slaughtering should still be seen "a legitimate business decision that any owner can make." As for horses being abandoned, Mr. Olvera said, "There have been some cases, but not on the scale of a major scandal."
Mr. Martín, the breeder, would of course prefer to sell his horses to buyers interested in keeping and raising them. On Monday morning, he was busy grooming some of the horses that he keeps and has not managed to sell since the start of the crisis, including 8-year-old Farruco, who has been earmarked for dressage, and 6-year-old Gallo, a black stallion.
Mr. Martín said he had lowered the price for his horses on average by 60 percent in the past year. He is now asking $14,000 for Gallo, for instance, compared with an initial price tag of more than $30,000.
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SEATTLE – Out of uniform and icing his precious right arm, Jordan Lyles sat all alone on a couch inside the visitors' clubhouse at Safeco Field. He didn't exactly scream at the television, but he was cheering nonetheless as his Astros teammates scored six runs in the ninth against the Mariners to snap their six-game losing streak.
Chris Carter delivered the game-winning RBI with a two-run double, but Lyles was the most impressive Astros player during the 6-1 victory Wednesday night at Safeco Field.
With a superb curveball that the Mariners kept chasing in the dirt, Lyles threw seven scoreless innings with a career-high 10 strikeouts while scattering three hits and two walks for the no-decision before a crowd of 13,823.
"Jordan was outstanding again tonight," manager Bo Porter said. "You're talking seven solid innings. He attacked the zones. Even the times he got in trouble you could see the look in his eyes and the patience and the poise of 'I'm going to make quality pitches to get out of this.' "
Lyles had never struck out more than eight in a game, but he set a career high with nine strikeouts through the first four innings. Lyles, who had a pair of eight-strikeout games as a rookie last season, had not struck out more than six in a game this year.
Lyles had five strikeouts through two innings. He then set and broke his career high when he needed it most, escaping a bases-loaded jam in the fourth.
Nick Franklin hit a one-out double to right in the fourth. Mike Zunino followed with a single to center, putting runners at the corners with his first major-league hit. Michael Saunders loaded the bases with a four-pitch walk, but Lyles struck out Brendan Ryan and Alex Liddi to escape with his eighth and nine strikeouts of the night.
"The big strikeouts there with the bases loaded were huge," Porter said. "Absolutely locked into his pitches, understood exactly how he wanted to pitch to those guys and made quality pitch after quality pitch."
Afterward, Lyles modestly gave most of the credit to catcher Carlos Corporan.
"Corpie called a great game," he said. "We were on the same page all seven innings. Curveball was pretty good tonight. We kept burying it and burying it and guys were swinging over it."
Lyles became the ninth pitcher to strike out at least 10 batters in a game this season against the Mariners. No Astros pitcher had struck out 10 batters since Bud Norris struck out 12 on June 6, 2012, in a loss against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Despite his dominance, he had to settle for a no-decision because Jeremy Bonderman threw eight scoreless innings. The Astros capitalized after Seattle closer Tom Wilhelmsen took over in the ninth. Jason Castro led off with a single up the middle, and J.D. Martinez added a single to left. After Corporan sacrificed the runners over, Carlos Pena drew an intentional walk to load the bases.
Carter then hit a two-run double off the left field wall, giving the Astros a 2-1 lead. After Matt Dominguez was intentionally walked, Brandon Barnes hit an RBI single to left off Yoervis Medina. One out later, Jose Altuve drove in two more runs with a single to center. Another run scored when Trevor Crowe drew a bases-loaded walk off Charlie Furbush.
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Impresario Oscar Hammerstein (grandfather of the famous lyricist) brought his operatic franchise to Philadelphia, where he built one of the grandest opera houses in the nation: over 4,000 seats, a gorgeous design, and a bold challenge to the Academy of Music (run by the Metropolitan Opera Company) downtown. After only two sold-out seasons of grand opera in a full-on Philadelphia opera war, Hammerstein ran into debt and had to sell his wildly popular opera house to his competitor. But the population and business boom on North Broad at the turn of the nineteenth century faded quickly, and future owners would have difficulty drawing crowds and earning profit. The Met Company left after a few years of opera, vaudeville, and plays. Another company turned the Met into a ballroom in the 1930s. A sports promoter later covered the orchestra pits with flooring so basketball, wrestling, and boxing could take place. Attendance waned as the neighborhood was increasingly abandoned and deteriorated. In 1954 the Met was sold to the Reverend Thea Jones, who used the Met for a huge church congregation that once more filled the rafters. But the congregation decreased and the building deteriorated rapidly, as plaster began falling and the second level was sealed off with a tarp. By 1994, the building was declared imminently dangerous, but was saved from demolition by Reverend Mark Hatcher and his church, which purchased the building in 1996 and raised funds to repair the church in a neighborhood that has finally seen some resurgence.
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The Defense Department extended a range of benefits to same sex military couples Monday but declined to grant the two main ones -- housing and health care -- because of prohibitions in the Defense of Marriage Act.
"One of the legal limitations to providing all benefits at this time is the Defense of Marriage Act, which is still the law of the land," Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said in a statement.
Until the Supreme Court or Congress changes DOMA on the definition of "spouse," DOD "will continue to comply with the current law" barring housing and health benefits to same sex couples in the military, Panetta said.
DOD said the range of benefits that will now be available to same sex couples included military identification cards, death benefits, hospital visitation privileges, access to base commissaries and exchanges, daycare for the children of same sex couples, legal assistance and rights to space available travel on chartered military flights.
At a background briefing at the Pentagon, DOD personnel and legal affairs officials made clear that the defense department favored extending housing and health care benefits to same sex couples and their dependents but could not get around DOMA's definition of "spouse" as being a person of the opposite sex.
Unless and until DOMA is changed, "we would be violating the spirit of that law" by extending the full range of benefits, the DOD personnel official said. A base commander who acted on his own to extend housing and health care benefits "would be put in a very difficult postion," the official said, "and, therefore, the decision was made not to offer those benefits at this time."
The official estimated that decisions on extending same sex benefits applied to about 5,600 active duty personnel, 3,400 in the Guard and Reserves, and about 8,000 retirees.
The DOD legal official said that the effort to extend more benefits "is not off the table" but would depend on the Supreme Court's action. The Court was scheduled to hear oral arguments on the constitutionality of DOMA in March and a decision was expected in June.
The extension of benefits has been the subject of DOD reviews since the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy banning gays from serving openly in the military was scrapped last September.
The Defense of Marriage Act, signed by former President Bill Clinton in 1996, defines marriage as the legal union of one man and one woman under federal law. States that do not permit same sex marriage are not required to recognize a same sex marriage from another state, further complicating the effort of the military to extend benefits.


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Our black-robed Platonic guardian rulers on the United States Supreme Court have now decreed that the federal government — the democratically-elected Congress and the President, that is — may not define the word "marriage" to mean what it always has meant, and always been understood to mean. Our entire legal history and tradition, dating back to its roots in Roman and English law, has now, at the stroke of a pen of five unelected judges, been swept into the dust heap.
The Court's specific ruling was to strike down a section of the Defense of Marriage Act, which was passed by wide majorities in both houses of Congress and signed into law by President Clinton. This provision stated that for the purposes of federal law, "marriage" could only mean a union of one man and one woman. Until ten years ago, that provision of law would have been completely unremarkable, indeed, unnecessary. After all, until a decade ago, nobody would have considered it possible that any person would consider "marriage" to mean anything different.
But now, in the post-modern world of ethical, moral, and rational relativism, words no longer mean what they have always meant. And "democracy" certainly no longer means government "of the people, by the people, and for the people".
Instead, five Justices (including one who graduated from my own alma mater, Cardinal Spellman High School) have decided that anyone who believes that "marriage" means "one man, one woman", is irrational, motivated solely by hatred and a desire to stigmatize and insult homosexual persons. Yes, the Supreme Court has now said that the Catholic and Orthodox Churches, the vast majority of Protestant communities, Orthodox Jews, virtually all Muslims, and many others of no faith, are mere bigots. We have been cast out of polite society.
This may sound like "sour grapes" or hyperbole. So don't just take my word for it, consider this section from Justice Antonin Scalia's dissent from the Court's judgment:
But to defend traditional marriage is not to condemn, demean, or humiliate those who would prefer other arrangements, any more than to defend the Constitution of the United States is to condemn, demean, or humiliate other constitutions… In the majority's judgment, any resistance to its holding is beyond the pale of reasoned disagreement. To question its high-handed invalidation of a presumptively valid statute is to act (the majority is sure) with the purpose to "disparage," "injure," "degrade," "demean," and "humiliate" our fellow human beings, our fellow citizens, who are homosexual. All that, simply for supporting an Act that did no more than codify an aspect of marriage that had been unquestioned in our society for most of its existence—indeed, had been unquestioned in virtually all societies for virtually all of human history. It is one thing for a society to elect change; it is another for a court of law to impose change by adjudging those who oppose it hostes humani generis, enemies of the human race.
The Court's calumny of our position is, of course, utter nonsense. There are an abundance of rational reasons to defend the authentic definition of marriage. Just consider the scholarly arguments made in the recent book What Is Marriage?: Man and Woman: A Defense by Robert George, Ryan Anderson, and Sherif Gergis. Or, you could watch this video of a presentation I gave to a parish meeting to explain the many reasons that support the real definition of marriage.
It is a sad day when millions of Americans have been slandered by the Supreme Court. It is sad when reason, history and tradition are traduced so casually. And it is even sadder when one of the highest institutions of our government gravely wounds the fundamental structure of society.
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Portland State University undergraduate students, in collaboration with the Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies (ANHS), have produced "Journey to High Asia," a wall calendar featuring the landscapes and cultures of Nepal.
Created by Portland State University seniors as part of their University Senior Capstone and edited by Geography Professor Barbara Brower, the 2006 Journey to High Asia-Nepal includes stunning full-color pictures donated by photographers from all over the world, along with maps and text intended to answer the questions evoked by each month's photographs. The goal of the calendar is to deepen understanding of the landscapes, lives, and issues of High Asia and to foster appreciation and understanding for those cultures.
Charged with managing every aspect of the project, the 13 students, representing almost as many fields of study, worked in small groups focused on writing, research, production, design and marketing in order to produce a calendar that combined photographs of people and places of High Asia with carefully researched stories explaining the cultural and geographical context for the pictures.
"There is a sense of satisfaction in making a contribution to a calendar that will be used to bring about awareness of the Asian highlands. The Capstone class showed me how you could put a group of strangers together and in a few weeks, reach a common goal," said Andre Smith from the 2004 Capstone class, which first developed the concept and design for the Journey to High Asia calendar series.
As in the first year, a small but dedicated contingent of students continued working even after completion of the 20-week Capstone course to ensure that the new calendar was ready in time for 2006.
Professor Barbara Brower acknowledges her father David Brower, who designed some of the earliest large-format photography books and wall calendars, as inspiration for this calendar. "I was pretty smug about the idea of these calendars-my own contribution to the world-until I realized they are simply a reinvention, for teaching geography, of the large-format photo calendars and books my father, David Brower, pioneered as tools to awaken public interest in endangered wild places."
Sales from the calendar provide support for the non-profit Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies, which works to educate and inspire appreciation for the High Asia region. Starting mid-November, copies will be available for $14 at the PSU Bookstore (1715 SW 5th Ave.), at Patagonia, by mail order to HIMALAYA, Geography Dept., Portland State University, P.O. Box 751, Portland, OR, 97207, and online (for $15 through PayPal) at www.himalayan.pdx.edu/Calendar.htm.
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The Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies is a not-for-profit educational organization based in the United States. Its worldwide membership joins people with wide-ranging interests in the Himalaya, adjacent highlands and the Tarai. The goal of the ANHS is to raise the public profile of the world's highest region, increasing understanding about the unequaled diversity of human and natural worlds within the Himalaya-Karakoram-Hindukush and Tibet.
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Fight outside court during Liam Jurrah assault trial
Tensions boiled over outside the Alice Springs courthouse where former AFL player Liam Jurrah is being tried on assault charges.
Jurrah, 24, has pleaded not guilty to unlawfully causing serious harm to Basil Jurrah in an incident at an Alice Springs town camp.
As day three of the trial got under way, a fight erupted after several men who had been sitting in the court went outside and became involved in a confrontation with a man in a park adjacent to the building where the Northern Territory Supreme Court trial is being held.
A big group of people then started yelling at the man, who appeared to be verbally abusing them.
Three men then confronted the man and the fight spilled across the road.
Two men started to punch each other in the shadow of the courthouse sign.
Police officers moved in and the situation was quickly calmed.
Meanwhile, several key witnesses took to the stand today.
Jurrah's cousin, Ingrid White, completed her testimony after yesterday telling the court he had hit her on the head with a nulla nulla on the same night in March last year that he is alleged to have attacked and seriously injured his cousin Basil.
While Ms White's daughter Philomenia White told the Northern Territory Supreme court she saw Liam Jurrah hit Basil Jurrah twice on the head with a machete, her mother today admitted it had been an accident.
During cross examination, Ms White said it happened when she tried to step between him and another person.
Later, prosecution witness Bruno Wilson told the court in he had been pressured to lie in his statement to police.
Mr Wilson said he was at the town camp when fighting broke out, but lied in his statement when he said Jurrah was armed with a weapon and had attacked Basil Jurrah.
He told the jury he felt he had no choice but to lie about what had happened.
Another witness, Murray Woods, said he saw Jurrah chase his cousin Basil Jurrah around the house but didn't see what happened next.
So far the court has been told that the alleged assault of Basil Jurrah took place during a night of fighting between rival families at the Little Sisters town camp.
In his opening submission in the trial, Mr Tippet told the jury it must question the reliability of every witness because the event happened at night and many of the witnesses were drunk.
The trial continues.
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Welcome to Vice Presidential Debate Night! Or as we like to call it, Night of the No. 2′s!!…..wait that doesn't sound right.
Anyways, to be prepped for a championship fight, you've got to have a great sparring partner. And few debates were more eagerly anticipated — or watched — than the 2008 Vice Presidential Debate between then-Sen. Joe Biden and then-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.
Who — other than Tina Fey — could possibly prepare Biden for the Mama Grizzly? The task fell to former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm, now a UC-Berkeley visiting professor and host of Current TV's nightly "The War Room" political chat show that is filmed here in lovely San Francisco. (Granholm and her family now live across the Bay in Oakland.) Check out our story about Granholm's time as Palin here.
After spending weeks prepping for her "role" as Palin, Granholm said she thought her former fellow guv ""She did a great job at that debate, especially what she was dealing with leading up to that debate," aka Palin's disastrous and much-mocked interviews with Katie Couric.
We caught up with Granholm for our story Thursday — and of course brought the San Francisco Chronicle/SFGate.com's Shaky Hands Productions video crew along for a quick chat:
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Whether dining al fresco or in the dining room, Sotto Voce Restaurant in Park Slope has been a classic Italian favorite with patrons since opening in 1998.
Serving up delicious Italian cuisine in a cozy yet relaxed atmosphere, Sotto Voce Restaurant welcomes everyone to come in and enjoy a sampling of their delightful Italian dishes.
This Brooklyn Italian restaurant was a labor of love for the owners and they are proud to have continued their legacy of friendly service and delicious food.
Open 7 days a week, and serving lunch, brunch and dinner, Sotto Voce Restaurant is the perfect place to dine for any occasion.
This Italian eatery even offers catering services for your next party or special event either at home or in our private event space.
From the wine list, to the desserts and everything in between, come discover why this Italian Brooklyn eatery is so popular with locals, filmmakers and tourists alike.
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Scent of the drug considered probable cause, but how potent is the odor, really?
Law enforcement officers who attempt to make arrests or question suspects after saying they smelled marijuana while driving inside their patrol cars may find it a tough sell in court after a local judge this month threw out such a case.
In a case reminiscent of the traffic stop initiated by Sarasota Sheriff's Deputy Dominic Fornal in May — a case in which charges also were dropped — Circuit Judge Maryann Boehm said that it "defies belief" that an officer could smell marijuana emanating from another moving car while driving nearby in a patrol car.
Sarasota attorney Liane McCurry, in a recent court filing, contested a Sarasota Police officer's claim that he smelled a small bag of marijuana that Glendon Dewayne Cokley had concealed in his sock as their two cars passed at 35 mph on Central Avenue last May.
The officers told Cokley that they "smelled marijuana when they were driving their patrol vehicle."
Because of the smell, the officers said they had a right to search the car, even though Cokley never gave his permission or consent.
"I thought it was preposterous," McCurry said. "I thought it was simply impossible for a law enforcement officer to say they smelled marijuana in a moving vehicle, particularly with such a small amount in his sock."
During the court hearing, the officers testified that their supervisors were aware of and condoned the practice, McCurry said.
"If if didn't have such an impact of someone's Fourth Amendment rights, and such an impact on the community, it would almost be funny," McCurry said. "But it's not funny because of what's happened to people as a result."
Judge Boehm granted McCurry's motion and threw out all the evidence, ending the prosecution of the case.
"In this case, it defies belief that someone could smell non-burning marijuana stuffed in someone's sock, in a baggie," the judge said during the hearing. "It defies belief, and I do find that there was no justification in stopping him. The marijuana was in his sock and not being smoked."
McCurry said that Boehm's ruling can now be used by defense attorneys to challenge evidence in cases where moving cars are stopped by police because of the reported odor of marijuana.
There is very little existing case law in Florida to support the claim that marijuana can be smelled from one vehicle to another while moving, McCurry said.
The action in Cokley's case came before a decision by prosecutors this week to drop charges against Joseph McNeal of Sarasota in a case with similar circumstances. McNeal was stopped by Deputy Fornal in May and had his car searched several times over a period of hours after Fornal said he smelled unburned marijuana in McNeal's car while following him in traffic.
In his report, Fornal wrote that he observed a strong odor of raw marijuana coming from the car. Two hours later, after searches by three deputies, a Venice police officer and two drug-sniffing dogs, no unburned marijuana was found, though a burned "roach" was reportedly found in the trunk.
McNeal was arrested on a charge of driving while impaired, but prosecutors dropped the case.
McNeal complained that the search was unnecessary and that his car was damaged by deputies.
The issue of how readily marijuana can be smelled by officers arose in Pinellas County recently as part of a wide-ranging inquiry into the behavior of several deputies working on drug cases.
Three deputies resigned this summer after it was revealed they obtained probable cause to search suspected pot grow houses by testifying they could smell the drug from the street.
Defense attorneys alleged that the deputies had instead targeted possible suspects by wearing costumes to gain access to properties or trespassing in backyards, by peering over fences without a warrant, and by staking out customers of a retail hydroponics store.
Numerous drug cases involving those deputies are at risk of being dropped. An internal affairs inquiry confirmed many of the claims.
Tampa Attorney Jason Sammis litigated one of the cases. "Police using the smell of marijuana to get probable cause is nothing new," Sammis said. "The law is that if they say they smelled marijuana, they get probable cause."
Officers can search a vehicle if they smell marijuana after stopping the car for another reason, but using the smell itself as probable cause while the cars are moving is questionable, he said.
Sammis said he believes that if officers continue to misuse the law, the practice may be corrected by a higher court.
"If police say they smelled marijuana, more often than not a judge will agree with them," he said. "Is it abused by officers who want to stop a certain person, a flamboyant car or someone of a particular race? Yes, it gets used that way."


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Inside the machine, the packaging material is cut into blanks to make individual packages. These are then wrapped around a mould and sealed to create the sleeve. This method of forming gives a consistent and accurate shape, to which the package's unique bottle-shaped top can be applied.
Injection moulding technology is used to create a top, fusing together the carton sleeve with the capped neck to a ready to fill package. Since this function is integrated into the machine, it also saves space in your production hall.
The package is sterilised in the aseptic chamber in three steps. First the package is pre-heated, then treated with hydrogen peroxide gas, and finally ventilated with sterile air to eliminate all the gas in preparation for product filling.
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FactorTree necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 172 diseños de 42 diseñadores freelance.
This is our second contest on 99 designs. We were so impressed with the number of great designs on the InsideBanking contest, we had to run a contest for the primary site we are developing, Factortree.com.
Factoring is the purchase of commercial accounts receivable at a discount. It accelerates the collection of accounts receivable and frees up cash flow.
Factortree is a commercial lending brokerage firm assisting small businesses with cash flow issues.
Primary - Small and mid-sized businesses that are having cash flow issues but do not qualify for bank financing.
Secondary - Referral sources, i.e. bankers, CPAs, accountants and attorneys.
We are looking for a logo design that is innovative and contemporary, but still portrays a stable and supportive financial solution. Factortree does not fund any clients directly. Instead, it provides three to four funding options to a client for them to choose.
Included in the site will be pages that describe factoring, asset-based lending, tricks, pricing, etc. The site will include an application and a feedback section.
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Play your way to Internet Awesome with Interland, a new online game. Interland is a magical place brimming with both awesome and blahsome surprises. In these 4 lands, you'll embark on a quest to deny hackers, sink phishers, one-up cyberbullies, outsmart oversharers and become a fearless explorer of the online world.
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Rule #1 - Be Patient - Rule #2 - Don't ask when, if you don't contribute - Rule #3 - You have coding skills - LinuxMCE's small brother is available: http://www.agocontrol.com
Just out of curiosity, what is the advantage of using a screen that works off an electromagnet pen instead of a regular touch screen? Obviously there is some advantage as that's what your company makes. It's kinda hard to tell in the vid, but is the pen not actually touching the screen? That would be kinda cool to point to the screen (hover above it), then touch the screen to "click" an option. If that's how it works, then I think I just answered my "why" question.
I know my video was rather lame since I took it on my cell phone... I am not actually touching the panel until I pick something from the menu. The electromagnetic technology works like a transducer disrupting an electromagnetic field. It puts out a few different sets of frequencies. When I get close to the surface it detects the pen and allows me to hover. There is a sensor in the tip that is triggered when I make contact with the surface of the panel. There are also 2 side buttons that work as a double click and a right click.It is different then touch screen because your finger or anything else cannot trigger the screen. You must use the pen in order for the cursor to react.Something like this would most defiantly work in a coffee table. I have actually had that Idea before but cannot really convince my wife to put a computer coffee table in the middle of our living room.
Off the top of my head, i can see embedding this in a table or some other device that comes into contact with other objects. My laptop has a screen like that so when im writing, i can place my hand on the surface but it only responds to the pen, making it much easier to write. I would imagine that would make it suitable for screens that may experience the occasional brush or something like thatjust my 2c
Interesting... this looks very similar to Wacom's Cintiq line, but perhaps less artist-centric:


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UMBC forward/midfielder Andrew Bulls (Baltimore, Md./McDonogh) was selected by the Columbus Crew in the 2012 Major League Soccer Supplemental Draft on Tuesday, Jan. 17.
Bulls was selected in the fourth round with the 67th selection overall.
He becomes the third Retriever in the last year to have an opportunity to compete in the top soccer league in the United States as Levi Houapeu (Philadelphia Union) and Matt Watson (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) signed with their respective clubs.
"We are very happy that Andrew was selected and I feel that he was one of the best college players in the country," head coach Pete Caringi said. "He has been a tremendous asset to our program throughout his four years of playing, and we all look forward to watching him play at the next level. In the span of one year, we are very proud that three of our former players are now in the MLS."
Bulls earned three NSCAA postseason awards during his four-year tenure at UMBC. He earned first team honors as a forward in 2009, second team recognition as a forward in 2010 and was a third team midfielder after his senior campaign last fall.
Bulls became just the second Retriever in the nine-year history of UMBC's tenure in the America East Conference to earn three first team honors after receiving All-Rookie Team recognition in 2008. He became the first player in school history to record 30 goals (33) and 30 assists (30) in a career and his 96 career points are currently fourth on the Retriever all-time list.