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Sweet & Savory Cutlets
From EatingWell: January/February 1998, EatingWell Serves Two
Miso is usually associated with Japanese cuisine, but here we've appropriated it to lend a decidedly un-Japanese sauce a rich taste. Garnish with fresh parsley and serve with brown basmati rice.
Makes: 2 servings
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- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons dry sherry, or Madeira (see Note)
- 1 tablespoon miso, preferably dark (see Note)
- 4 pitted prunes, diced
- 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 8 ounces turkey cutlets
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 4 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1 small shallot, chopped
- 4 ounces white or cremini mushrooms, thickly sliced (2 cups)
- Combine water, orange juice, sherry (or Madeira) and miso in a medium bowl; whisk until smooth. Add prunes and rosemary; set aside.
- Place flour in a shallow dish. Season turkey with salt and pepper and lightly dredge in the flour, shaking off excess.
- Heat 2 teaspoons oil in a medium skillet over medium-high heat. Add the turkey and cook until golden, about 2 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate and cover with foil to keep warm. 4.Heat the remaining 2 teaspoons oil in the pan over medium heat. Add shallot and mushrooms; cook, stirring, until browned, 3 to 5 minutes. Add the miso mixture; cook, stirring, until slightly thickened, 2 to 3 minutes.
- Reduce heat to low and return the turkey and any accumulated juices to the pan. Simmer gently, spooning sauce over turkey, until heated through, about 1 minute.
Tips & Notes
- Notes: Sherry is a type of fortified wine originally from southern Spain. Don't use the "cooking sherry" sold in many supermarkets—it can be surprisingly high in sodium. Instead, purchase dry sherry that's sold with other fortified wines in your wine or liquor store.
- Madeira, a fortified wine from the Portuguese island of Madeira, has a sweet, mellow flavor somewhat like sherry. Find it at liquor stores or in the wine section of the supermarket.
- Miso is fermented soybean paste made by inoculating a mixture of soybeans, salt and grains (usually barley or rice) with koji, a beneficial mold. Aged for up to 3 years, miso is undeniably salty, but a little goes a long way.
Per serving: 334 calories; 11 g fat (1 g sat, 7 g mono); 45 mg cholesterol; 25 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 32 g protein; 2 g fiber; 430 mg sodium; 479 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (30% daily value), Iron (15% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 112
Exchanges: 1 fruit, 1 vegetable, 4 very lean meat, 2 fat
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Fed Index Ranks Wisconsin 49th In Economic Outlook
More bad news on Wisconsin's economy and jobs outlook. The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's latest index ranks Wisconsin 49th in the nation for economic growth. Senator Jennifer Shilling says the proof's in the pudding.
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Scrabble has 2 build in dictionaries (SOWPODS and TWL06), to search for any word in a combination of letter just enter it in the box. Use the top input to enter a combination of letters already in the board. For any unkown characters use (?) like: ?nter, and the results will be: eaten, enate, benet, etc. Just for the way that is application is developed the longer the word and the more unkown characters (?) the serch will grow exponentionally. I would keep the searches with up 2 or 3 unkowns to keep the running times short.
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A beautiful, spiky addition to prairies or meadows
Liatris, a uniquely shaped plant, is becoming more popular with gardeners for perennial, meadow and prairie gardens. The thistlelike reddish-purple flowers are borne in clusters along tall spikes, somewhat resembling bottlebrushes. The flowers open from the top down, rather than the opposite, as with most spike plants. The rounded clump of rich dark green foliage is grassy-looking at the base of the flower spikes; the flower spikes have smaller leaves all the way up to the tip. Use Liatris as an accent in the formal garden, or plant it in wet meadows or at marsh edges. It is one of the best plants for butterfuly gardens
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Two things distinguish this ace UN Spacy pilot: an astronomical kill ratio and a gutsy independent streak. So, it was no surprise that the UN Spacy reassigned him to New Edwards Test Flight Center as the test pilot for the YF-19 prototype variable fighter. Here on Planet Eden, he will challenge his vaunted prowess and confront some troubling memories from his youth.
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Buffalo. Barbecue. Teriyaki. Chowhounds have been ordering up these chicken wing varieties for decades. But in recent years, the standard bar snack has been elevated to new heights as chefs, professional and aspiring alike, bring new flavors to the humble wing. While Buffalo can lay claim to popularizing the dish, South Jersey has made that spicy, saucy variety its own, with an award-winning version at the Jughandle Inn in Cinnaminson and a gluttonous weekly all-you-can-eat night at the Pic-A-Lilli Inn in Shamong. But, for those looking to venture beyond the traditional, we present some worthy alternatives.
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A relevant theme, I have to say. Here is a notice about this week's performances of The Caucasian Chalk Circle at Oakland Technical High School, as well as some rehearsal photos that were sent my way from the drama program:
Oakland Technical High School's performing arts department performs Bertolt Brecht's play, The Caucasian Chalk Circle, on Thursday, April 30, Friday, May 1, and Saturday, May 2, at 6:30 p.m in the school's auditorium. Drama Teacher Jessa Brie Berkner directs this mythical adventure of goodness and greed, featuring live musicians, comedy, acrobatics, drama, and much more. Purchase tickets at the door: $7 general admission, $5 with a student ID. Oakland Technical High School is located at 4351 Broadway (corner of Broadway and 42nd Street). To reach the auditorium, enter through the gate on 42nd Street.


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Last month I wrote about alarming trends in eBanking fraud, and how banks are staying ahead of fraudsters. Some of the largest cyber threats have come from Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, so this time around I wanted to look at why these are so threatening to banks. DDoS attacks have reached new levels […]


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An Indian child is administered polio vaccine in Kolkata, India, Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013. (AP Photo/Bikas Das)
ISLAMABAD: Pakistani health officials Monday called for infants leaving the country to be issued polio vaccinations at airports after virus samples linked to a southern Pakistani city were discovered in Egypt.
Two sewage samples from Cairo were analysed and found to resemble a recently discovered strain in the Pakistani city of Sukkur, a joint statement by health officials, the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF said.
"To reduce the possibility of spread of the polio virus beyond Pakistan's borders, the government's Monitoring and Coordination Cell is advising to set up permanent vaccination counters at the international departure lounges of all airports," it said.
The statement recommended that "all children under five years leaving the country are vaccinated against the polio virus."
Though Egypt has been polio-free since 2004, authorities there have ordered the immediate vaccination of all children under five years of age in the areas where the samples were found.
Polio cases in Pakistan have risen sharply in recent years, hitting 198 in 2011 -- the highest figure for more than a decade and the most of any country in the world, according to the WHO.
Unicef's acting chief of polio unit, Michael Coleman said the incident highlighted the importance of vaccination in Pakistan.
"It reinforces the urgent need of all caregivers across Pakistan to vaccinate children under five years of age against polio through the nearest health facility or through campaign vaccination teams," he said.
Shahnaz Wazir Ali, the prime minister's advisor on polio eradication, termed the case "a stark reminder of the risks associated with active polio virus transmission in the country.
Pakistan is one of only three countries where the highly infectious crippling disease remains endemic, along with Afghanistan and Nigeria.
Earlier this month Pakistan provided paramilitary and police support to polio vaccination teams in the northwest after a series of attacks on medical workers.
UN agencies suspended work on a nationwide campaign to inoculate children against the highly infectious disease after nine health workers were murdered in a string of attacks in the northwest and Karachi in December last year.
Rumours about the vaccine being a plot to sterilise Muslims have long dogged efforts to tackle the disease in Pakistan.
Suspicion of vaccination programmes intensified after the jailing of a doctor who helped the CIA find Osama bin Laden in 2011 using a hepatitis campaign.
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'Nobody likes paying tax', says MP who plays down reports of Tory rift
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THE MP for South Derbyshire has played down reports of a row within the Conservative Party after Chancellor George Osborne was accused of saying the middle class 'like paying the 40p tax rate' in a meeting in which she was present.
Purported details of the meeting of the Private Members' Committee were leaked, in which Mr Osborne is reported to have said that people like being in the higher tax band because 'they feel they are a success'.
The comments were later criticised by some backbench MPs on the committee, with one Tory saying the 40p tax rate was 'killing hard-working people who earn around £40,000'.
Heather Wheeler told the Mail 'nobody likes paying tax' but that she couldn't remember 'those specific words' being said at the meeting.
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In this photograph taken on February 13, 2012, Indian bystanders tend to an Israeli diplomat (partially obscured, on ground) following a car explosion near the Israeli embassy in New Delhi. AFP PHOTO/THE ECONOMIC TIMES/FILES
NEW DELHI: Indian police have concluded that members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, a branch of the Iranian military, carried out an attack on an Israeli diplomat in New Delhi in February, a report said on Monday.
The Times of India, citing the police investigation, said that five suspects were believed to have worked with a local Indian journalist to plan the attack which saw a hitman on a motorbike attach a magnetic bomb to an embassy car.
Interpol had already issued international arrest warrants for four of the suspects named in the report in March, but this is the first time it has been alleged they were members of the Revolutionary Guards.
"Details about the suspects have been shared with Iran," the newspaper said.
It named Houshang Afshar Irani, who lists his profession as a builder, as the mastermind of the attack and said he was also behind separate plots to kill Israelis in Thailand and Georgia at around the same time.
The main plotters were believed by police to have entered the country on tourist visas and left after the assassination attempt.
In March, veteran Indian freelance journalist Syed Mohammed Kazmi who worked part-time for Iran's news agency IRNA became the first person arrested in connection with the attack.
A 42-year-old Israeli diplomat, the wife of the defence attache at the embassy, was badly wounded in the attack that took place near the prime minister's residence in the centre of the Indian capital.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - The Long Beach State women's golf team recorded a team high 313 in the second round of the Big West Conference Championship, falling to fourth place at San Luis Obispo Country Club.
LBSU began the day in second, 10 shots behind tournament leader UC Davis after posting a 12-over-par 304 in Sunday's opening round.
The Aggies continue to lead of the field of eight teams at 7-over, holding a commanding 12-shot lead over Cal State Northridge (+19) in second and 20 shots over UC Irvine (+27) in third. Cal State Fullerton and tournament host Cal Poly (+41) are tied for for fifth, followed by UC Riverside (+42) and Hawai'i (+52).
Sophomore Kassidy Teare was the top player for the 49ers, carding a 74 to tie for eighth at 5-over 151. Teare started the round with back-to-back birdies on her first two holes as she went 2-under through five. On the last four holes on the front-nine, the Vista, Calif. native picked up one birdie and three bogeys to go even on the turn. She would go onto collect two bogeys and six pars to go 2-over through 17 holes before closing out the round with a birdie on the par-4 18th.
Sophomore Shawnee Martinez recorded a 76 for the second consecutive day to tie for 12th at 6-over. Martinez had two birdies for the round, while collecting five bogeys on 11 pars.
Junior Chaewon Park fell in the standings after shooting an 82 to tie for 17th at 9-over, while senior Rochelle Chan posted a team-high 85 to finish in 38th.
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Sunday, December 16, 2012
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AKILA WORKSONGS will kick off its anniversary year with a one-night only Off-Broadway showcase at BPAC. The show, Elevating: 20 Years of Arts and Activism, LIVE!, is a performance collage of poetry, music, dance, and drama and will take place on Sunday, December 16, 2012 at 2:30pm. For more info, http://www.akilaworksongs.com/. In alphabetical order, confirmed artists include:
Camille A. Brown – Award-winning choreographer for the Broadway revival of A Streetcar Named Desire; Artistic Director, Camille A. Brown and Dancers
Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai – Poet, author, 3x feature on Russell Simmons' Def Poetry Jam
Masauko Chimpbere of Blk Sonshine – internationally acclaimed musician
Mo Beasley – Award-winning poet, playwright, and actor
Pyeng Threadgill – Award-winning jazz vocalist and composer
Ras Baraka – Poet, educator, and author; Principal, Central High School, Newark, NJ
Safiya Washington, Poet, Philadelphia Youth Poetry Movement alumni and 2011 National Brave New Voices Gland Slam Poetry Champion
Toni Blackman – Internationally acclaimed performance artist; the first Hip Hop Cultural Envoy/Musical Ambassador of the US State Department
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There's only one thing wrong with this amazing restaurant - its name
The name sucks. Everyone knows it, no one's denying it, and there's no point harping on about it. And yet you can't avoid it because GastroPark (shudder) is the restaurant that Sydney can't stop talking about. It occupies the old Baron's site, which was home very briefly to Blanco, followed by Steak Haus (Beach Haus, the bar for holidaying Euro clubkids, is still upstairs) and is the project of Grant King - the russet-haired Kiwi and ex-head chef of Pier.
There's a certain leap of faith you have to take when reading King's menu. Sweet, smoky hunks of gleaming tuna belly, say, impaled on a polished tuna bone ($9). If you're feeling really adventurous, King can occasionally get his hands on some tuna marrow, too. This is just one of the many snacks offered on the first part of the menu. If there are a few of you, order all of them because there isn't a single fail here. A plate-sized parmesan wafer ($6), bejewelled with capers, anchovy, tomato and olive, looks like an edible fascinator, served rising out of a big river stone. A single, foot-long grissino ($11) is wrapped in air-dried wagyu beef short rib, sprinkled with dried olive bits and rests like a sabre on a piece of polished marrow bone. It's not really something you can share. Same goes for the glistening veal sweetbreads ($9), skewered with a rosemary spear, doing a highwire act over a rich, dark mushroom and onion consommé. Toast fingers of brioche come topped with fresh fig and fine shavings of foie gras ($18) – it'd work just as well at the beginning of the meal as it would at the end. Liver for dessert? At GastroPark we say yes. The magic doesn't stop with the snacks, either. Floor managers Martijn de Boer and Timothee Servajean give the casually laid-out room all the decorum of a triple-clothed restaurant. They even supply magnifying glasses for reading the comically tiny wine list.
An entrée of many duck bits (salted breast, smoked tenderloin, duck ham, duck jelly – $26), interwoven with fine ribbons of tagliatelle and finished with just a few tiny marigold petals, is right up there in terms of dishes-thatmake- your-fellow-diners-jealous. The snapper ($38) looks more like a Miro than lunch, the fillet cooked with the scales lifted and crisped so it resembles a fish with its hackles up. It's joined by slicks of squid ink and a bubble of squid crackle and is probably the most beautiful dish to have graced a Sydney restaurant in some time.
There's also the lamb ($38) – a beautiful mess of loin and crumbed shoulder, with thin slices of pickled cauliflower and baby kale leaves, some dressed, some deep fried. And if you're really keen, you might consider ordering a side of potato churros ($8). They're long tentacles of potato dough, deep fried and served with aioli. There's no momentum lost with the desserts, either. A chocohoneycomb globe ($20) – yours to smash with the cutlery of your choice – is made all the sweeter with the addition of nip-sized cookies'n'cream macarons. Oh, but there's the vodka espresso – nitro style. Soft, snowy flakes of boozy, coffee-flavoured granita are a great set-up if you intend to head out after your meal.
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The U.N. Security Council has demanded a stop to both that effort and all enrichment in a series of resolutions since 2006. Iran denies any interest in atomic arms, insists its enrichment program serves only peaceful needs, says it has a right to enrich under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and describes U.N. Security Council demands as illegal.
The lack of progress at Almaty was a clear indication that Tehran wants greater rewards for any concessions that the six are ready to give. Among other incentives, they have offered to lift sanctions on Iran's gold transactions and petrochemical trade. But Iran demands much more substantial sanctions relief, including an end to international penalties crippling its oil trade and financial transactions
A senior U.S. official cited Iranian officials who described the six-power offer of limited sanctions relief in exchange for meeting their demands on 20-percent uranium as a "turning point" when the two sides met last month. The official said the U.S. administration was "disappointed that this rhetoric did not carry over into our negotiations."
The official demanded anonymity as a condition for participation in a post-meeting briefing for reporters.
Jalili in turn urged the six powers to demonstrate their "willingness and sincerity" by taking appropriate confidence-building steps in the future" — shorthand for Iran's demand to lift major sanctions and offer other concessions.
At the same time, he suggested some potential give on the Iranian side, suggesting discussion on some curbs of 20-percent enrichment "can be continued in the talks" if the six "move away from hostile treatment ... of the Iranian people."
With Iran previously describing the crushing sanctions on its oil exports and financial transactions as hostile acts, his comments suggested that Iran would consider compromise only if those penalties were lifted. That is far more than the relief being offered, with the six prepared to remove sanctions only on Tehran's gold transactions and petrochemical exports.
In demanding recognition of its right to enrich, Iran may hope to exploit some differences among the six, with Russia in recent months pushing for concessions on that point as a way to break negotiating deadlock.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, who led his country's delegation at Almaty, said after the talks that Moscow "considers that it's necessary to recognize all rights of Iran, including enrichment." In exchange, he said Iran must accept more international monitoring of its nuclear program.
A British Foreign Office statement said "a wide gap remains between the parties. Iran's current position falls far short of what is needed to achieve a diplomatic breakthrough."
Indirectly warning of further sanctions, the statement urged Tehran to "consider carefully whether it wants to continue on its current course, and face increasing pressure and isolation from the international community, or to enter into meaningful negotiations."
But Ryabkov described the meeting as "undoubtedly a step forward." Those remarks, and his comments on enrichment, both to Russian news agencies, suggested differences exist among the six, despite assertions by negotiators from Western nations of total unity at the negotiations.
Associated Press writers Mansur Mirovalev in Almaty, Daniel Estrin in Jerusalem, James Heinz in Moscow and Cassandra Vinograd in London contributed to this report.


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Ambition fuels Fiat
Italian automaker eyeing GM's European brands
MILAN, Italy – Fiat is trying to build a global automaking powerhouse out of parts scavenged from broken-down General Motors and Chrysler.
The Italian automaker struck a deal last week that could eventually give it a controlling interest in Chrysler, but its ambitions are bigger than that: Now it is negotiating to buy GM's main European unit, which includes the Opel and Vauxhall brands.
Fiat Group Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne's grand plan is for Fiat to spin off the resulting automaker, which he said would be big enough to compete with the mightiest of car companies, with capacity to turn out 5.5 million vehicles a year.
Fiat could become the fifth-or sixth-largest automaker in the world if it can complete its deals with Chrysler and GM, said Michael Robinet, vice president of global vehicle forecasts for CSM Worldwide, an industry consulting firm in Northville, Mich.
Currently, Fiat is considered a smaller, regional player, ranking 10th worldwide in cars and trucks produced.
Fiat's aim eventually is become the world's No. 2 automaker, behind Japan's Toyota, according to Germany's economics minister, who met with Marchionne yesterday in Berlin.
There are lots of questions about whether Marchionne can pull it off.
The plan is audacious, not the least because Marchionne is hoping to execute it without putting down a cent. Fiat is hoping to take advantage of the crisis in the auto industry by obtaining billions in loan guarantees from the United States, Canada and various European governments.
"We're in the middle of an automotive yard sale," Robinet said. Marchionne has "gone to a yard sale and picked up the really good stuff."
Fiat's deal to take a big piece of Chrysler could not only save Chrysler, it would give Fiat access to the huge North American market.
And by buying GM's main European operations, Fiat could cut its production and development costs through economies of scale and gain expertise in building midsize and larger cars. Fiat, the maker of Fiats, Alfa Romeos and Ferraris, specializes in small cars.
Marchionne made the rounds in Berlin yesterday, seeking to persuade German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her economics and finance ministers that Fiat can save many of the 25,000 jobs at Germany's Opel, not to mention its supplier network. GM employs 54,000 in Europe, including at Sweden's Saab and Britain's Vauxhall. It is not clear whether Saab would be part of a deal with Fiat.
Max Warburton, an auto analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., questioned whether a collection of loss-making auto companies can generate cash, noting that Fiat's auto business posts a profit only because of its Brazil operations. But the really big question is: Where will the capital come from for the new company?
Warburton suggested that Fiat will need to sell off its "jewel assets," CNH agricultural and construction vehicles and Iveco trucks. Marchionne has ruled that out.
In Germany, Economy Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg said Fiat estimated its short-term financing needs in Europe – stemming from GM's debts and pension obligations – at $6.6 billion to $9.3 billion, which could be covered by loan guarantees from various governments.


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Good afternoon, welcome to The Last Call. Iâm Rob Lorei. Coming up weâll talk about what to do about Global Climate change with Mark Reynolds who is executive director of a group called The Citizenâs Climate Lobby. The group would like to see a carbon tax as a way to discourage using fossil based fuels and to move the country to forms of energy that do less to promote global climate change.
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CommentsNo long term increase in energy costs.
Mark says that there's no getting around increasing energy costs with energy transition. He should be specific and say that there's no getting around *short-term* increases in energy costs. I love the idea of getting a climate insurance dividend check and then putting that money toward putting solar on my house!


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New York, NY (May 31, 2012) – Sundance Selects announced today that the company is acquiring North American rights to Lucy Mulloy's UNA NOCHE. The film, with a screenplay by Mulloy, stars Dariel Arrechaga, Anailin de la Rua de la Torre and Javier Nuñez Florian. Mulloy, Daniel Mulloy, Maite Artieda, Sandy Perez and Yunior Santiago served as producers. The film had its world premiere at the Berlin Film Festival and had its North American premiere in competition at the Tribeca Film Festival, where it won three awards — "Best New Narrative Director Award," "Best Cinematography in a Narrative Feature Film Award," and the "Best Actor in a Narrative Feature Film Award" for Dariel Arrechada and Javier Nuñez Florian.
Mulloy's passionate and fearless film follows a dayin the lives of two Cuban teens Raul and Elio. Faced with the stark contrast between the tourists' lives and their own struggle with poverty, they dream of Miami, just 90 miles across the ocean. When Raul is accused of assaulting a foreigner, he has no choice but to flee, but Elio must decide whether his desire for abetter life and helping Raul are worth leaving Lila, his beloved twin sister.
Jonathan Sehring, President of Sundance Selects/IFC Films said: "UNA NOCHE is a remarkable first film that vividly takes us into the lives of 3 teenagers living in Havana looking for a better life. Lucy Mulloy is a major director to watch and has created a film that is both vibrant and sexy but also powerful. We look forward to working with her and her remarkable cast on the release of this film."
Mulloy said: "We're thrilled to have found such a great home for UNA NOCHE with Sundance Selects. It's been an incredible journey with many amazing people from Havana to New York having invested somuch energy, dedication and love into creating this movie. We are honored and thankful to work with such a respected company as Sundance Selects and are very excited that UNA NOCHE will now be brought to its audience."
The deal for UNA NOCHE was negotiated by Arianna Bocco, Senior Vice President of Acquisitions & Productions for Sundance Selects/IFC Films, with the UTAIndependent Film Group and XYZ Films on behalf of the producers. International sales of the film are being handled by Fortissimo Films.
IFC Films and Sundance Selects are sister labels, owned and operated by AMC Networks Inc.
Lucy Mulloy is spelled with a U not an A. I think that this should be updated.
Also, the movie is awesome. The characters are so real and the acting is amazing. Una Noche stuck in my head. I was lucky enough to catch it at Tribeca. When is it coming out? I want to see it again.
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The last time I checked the Heilyser JB200 vaporizer was still $99.00 which includes shipping, the old German will only take cash or money orders and you will receive it in 2 weeks. I have had mine for 2 years now and it works great. http://www.members.shaw.ca/orioleln/
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JB200 was $90.00 this spring. Works like a charm.
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I stand corrected, $90.00 is even better.
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You need a 3/4 in. entrance and just slip it in.
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do you treat while they still have brood in the hive?
why vaporize it ?
This is what I ave gleaned from folks in the know...I am not.
OA kills phorectic mites on adults...not in the brood. It doesn't harm brood but if you treat when there is brood you need to treat a few times to get the emerging brood with mites.
Formic acid..MAQS....use once...7 day treatment...gets mites both on adults and in brood...but is greater chance of bee loss, especially newly emergent bees and ones soon to be dead anyway.
So use OA in late fall when no brood, or use repeat Q 7-14 days.
Hope I have it correct.
You can build your own that you use a propane torch on with parts from the plumbing section. Cap, short pipe, piece that reduces to attach a piece of copper pipe to and the 12-19inchpiece of pipe. less than 20$ not as cool as the one that uses a glow plug and a battery, but cheaper.
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I now own a oxalic acid vaporizer got it for 90.00 that's with shipping plus these guys take C.cards very easy transaction.
Is this the right oxalic acid?
Say hello to the bad guy!
year five==== 31 hives==== T{OAV}
This is the stuff that I bought. It's a lot cheaper than what you are looking at.
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does it hurt the bees to do an O A treatment if mites are not a huge problem? From what I am reading , if I understand it correctly , an O A treatment is very bee friendly .
Rod Sullivan, MO
I am not too concerned about mites until August, at this time I will pull a number of drones from their cells and look for mites just to see what the mite level is, these tests have never shown excessive mites but it is just for my piece of mind. I treat my hives during the month of October but if tests showed high levels in August then I might treat at that time so the hive would have time to recover from the mites however since I started using OA 3 years ago early treatment has not been necessary.
I do use OA every year to keep my hives healthy and strong during the winter and vibrant in the spring. Here where I live your hives must be in top condition to make the most of the spring flow, it usually only lasts long enough for the bees to fill one deep.
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Law students take negotiation skills to the next level at national competition
Willamette University College of Law students Lauren Askeland and Anthony Estrada first enrolled in the Dispute Resolution Certificate program to gain practical experience that would help them in their future careers.
Little did they know that three years later, they would become one of the top negotiation teams in the nation.
The students, who both graduate in May, recently beat out 22 teams from law schools across the country to take the second place prize at the American Bar Association's national negotiation competition.
"It was exciting to compete at that level," Askeland says. "One of the biggest things I learned is that there are a million different ways to negotiate and be successful. It taught me problem-solving skills, and how to handle working with different attorneys from different backgrounds."
This was the second time in the past three years that Willamette has sent a negotiation team to nationals — although winning competitions is not the main objective, says Sukhsimranjit Singh, associate director of Willamette's Center for Dispute Resolution and the students' coach.
"We're teaching them skills in how to be an effective, collaborative lawyer who can help society at large," Singh says. "This competition gives the students an opportunity to practice those skills."
Learning to Negotiate
The Certificate in Dispute Resolution provides students with a foundation in mediation and negotiation, giving them an in-depth look at problem-solving, deal-making and decision theory.
Students seeking the certificate can also participate in an intra-school negotiation competition. Two teams of two, each representing a client in a fictional legal situation, spend 50 minutes negotiating a deal with each other, looking for something that is acceptable to both parties while still protecting the interests of their client.
"One of the most important things they need is flexibility," Singh says. "When teams negotiate across the table, they usually have a plan when they begin. But they need flexibility in deviating from that plan if the negotiation goes differently than expected.
"We also look for teamwork — how well these two students work with each other and with the other side — as well as their level of preparation."
Students who do well in the Willamette competition can go on to compete at the regional level, and if they win there, they advance to nationals.
Askeland and Estrada took on several tough teams at nationals to make it to the final round. They ended up losing to the first-place team by only two points.
"I think Lauren and I have done so well together because our styles are different, but complement each other at the same time," Estrada says. "I tend to be a little more assertive. I am the one delivering offers and giving bottom-line stances. Lauren is more of a relationship-builder. She listens well and reassures the other side that they are being heard."
Practical Skills for the Future
Both students said their experiences in the certificate program and the competitions will benefit them when they become lawyers.
"I would recommend the program to anyone who is even remotely interested in negotiation or dispute resolution — which should be most anybody, because it permeates every aspect of law," Estrada said.
Askeland plans to go into criminal defense or prosecution, where a large percentage of cases are settled outside of court through negotiation.
"By being able to take classes in dispute resolution and learn the doctrine behind it, and then also have the practical competition experience along with one-on-one coaching, I've gotten a unique experience at Willamette," she says. "The people in this program really care about your success."


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Teen Mom 2 Season 4 is coming to a dramatic end on Monday, April 29 at 10 p.m. ET on MTV. Read on for what you can expect in the highly-anticipated twelfth episode of Season 4!
Jenelle Evans: Jenelle hit a breaking point in Episode 11 after getting evicted from her apartment, spiraling into a deep depression. Her boyfriend, Kieffer Delp, cheered her up with some "dope," which we're pretty sure doesn't mean marijuana. In the finale, we'll likely see the pair engage in some serious drug use and we're already clutching our Uggs in fear. On the upside, all her charges were dismissed from her fight with ex Gary Head, so there's that.
Leah Messer: After three years, it looks like Leah and Corey will finally get the answers they deserve about their daughter Ali. The divorced parents take their little girl to the hospital for a muscle biopsy in the Season 4 finale, which will most likely lead to that much-needed diagnosis. Check out the emotional sneak peek clip of Leah and Corey taking Ali to the hospital for her big test.
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Kailyn Lowry: Kailyn and Javi are engaged (squee!) but not everything is fun and games. In Episode 11, Kail finally tells baby daddy Jo about their plans to wed and Javi's plans to join the Air Force. In the Season 4 finale, the pair will tie the knot at the courthouse and say their emotional goodbyes as Javi leaves for basic training. Can Kail hold down the fort without her man? That remains to be seen.
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Harare — A WORLD Bank Institute (WBI) report revealed recently that Zimbabwe was among the few African countries in the throes of a precipitous economic decline due to endemic corruption. This is hardly surprising!
Transparency International (TI)'s ranking of corrupt countries has shown Zimbabwe steadily sliding down the ladder to take up the worst spot among continental states ravaged by graft.
The rot has become so entrenched that it has ceased to be viewed as disgraceful but a way of life. And it has hit at the heart of central government.
Government's machinery to deal with the vice seems to have been attacked by the virus as the festering cancer of corruption spreads.
President Robert Mugabe has previously admitted the existence of rampant corruption among top members of his ruling party and Cabinet.
But despite an array of enabling legislation and state arms to deal with the vice, these agents lacked the teeth to bite these real economic saboteurs sowing seeds of corruption.
A report detailing massive looting at ZISCO involving politicians in high places was last year suppressed, while nothing has been done to apprehend top officials plundering the country's precious minerals despite startling revelations by the police that they have the names of senior government officials behind the smuggling of gold.
A report by the Comptroller and Auditor General released early last year revealed widespread graft in government, with blatant violation of procedures in the issuance of monetary advances to officials. The report also highlighted widespread incompetence within government and the uniformed forces.
Government has responded by punishing the small fish and runners, as has been the case with the current war against "cash barons," and not those at the epicentre of corruption.
The WBI said while the quality of governance in 212 countries measured between 1996 and 2006, had greatly improved, Zimbabwe, together with Cote d'lvore and Venezuela were exceptions.
While government created institutions such as the Anti Corruption Commission, and even a ministerial portfolio specifically tasked with dealing with the scourge, nothing on the ground suggests the country is moving forward to deal with corruption.
The worrisome thing is that corruption is more rampant in high places, and subordinates have joined in because of the get-rich-quick syndrome now characteristic of attitudes among the country's restive workforce.
It is now common to pay someone a bribe in order to get a passport, or any other service, without waiting in the long-winding queues that are now a common feature in the country.
And the culprits in government know too well that their bosses will not deal with them because they are themselves the major drivers of dishonesty. This is not to say corruption has only been confined to the public sector alone.
Corruption levels are equally worrisome in the private sector, both at executive level and on the shopfloor.
A worrying trend, though, is the entry of ordinary folks into the corruption culture. High inflation has eaten into incomes, and to escape the erosion of their purchasing power, workers are engaging in all manner of illicit activities to survive.
Economic distortions are also prevalent in the economy, creating arbitrage and corrupt business practices. Multiple fuel and maize prices as well as fickle exchange rates are fuelling corrupt tendencies.
Government officials and their cronies are getting cheap, subsidised fuel and staple grains from the state granary, which they are quickly selling on the black market at extortionate prices.
Others are accessing foreign currency from the official market at hugely discounted rates, only to sell the scarce resource on the thriving parallel market at exorbitant prices.
When these corrupt tendencies become entrenched in an economy, and are made to partner skewed economic policies, a breakdown of the rule of law, and the government's destruction of the commercial farming sector - previously the bedrock of the country's economy - there is potential for a major economic condensation.
Zimbabwe's gross domestic product has contracted by a cumulative 40 percent over the past eight years, and it has the largest budget deficit in the world at over 10 percent. This has the effect of undermining confidence in the economy.
Levels of confidence in business and the economy dropped from 50 percent to 9 percent between 2000 and 2005, according to independent studies.
Last year, government announced its intention to conduct a baseline survey to determine the level of corruption in the country.
The survey, officials said, was meant to debunk the myth created by international bodies like WBI and TI, which ranked Zimbabwe among the most corrupt countries in the world. The survey was commissioned in February, but has been stalled by the lack of funding.
Even the Anti-Corruption Commission established a year earlier has failed to grit its teeth against powerful politicians busy plundering the country with impunity.
It's time the powers-that-be moved forward by showing real commitment towards tackling widespread corruption derailing economic revival efforts.


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PHYSICS has come a long way since the 5th century BC when the philosopher Leucippus articulated the notion that nothing happens without reason, everything has a cause and is the result of necessity. Perhaps the biggest development has been the toppling of this view in favour of probability. Roger Newton's previous books suggest he would have a fascinating take on the history of physics. The reality is a bog-standard plod through the usual stuff and it runs out of puff just as it starts to tackle the current debate over theories of everything.
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The PlayStation 4 version of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag has received a whopping new 2.3GB patch.
The huge update focuses on the single-player component of the game, and promises a fix to the longstanding 100 friends limit bug that would prevent users from signing into uPlay if their PlayStation Network friends list went into triple digits.
The patch should automatically download if your PlayStation 4 is being kept in standby mode, and will apply the next time you try and launch the game.
An upcoming title update will also offer various tweaks to the game's multiplayer component, with the update scheduled to arrive on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, and Xbox 360 on February 11. Ubisoft has detailed the full suite of multiplayer changes on its blog.
Last week Ubisoft confirmed that it has an indefinite plan for the Assassin's Creed series--think Doctor Who--and if previous years are anything to go by, we should soon be hearing about whether we'll be getting Assassin's Creed V or a Black Flag spin-off this holiday season.
The AC4 1.04 PS4 patch notes in full:
- Fixed rare crashes and freezes
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Familiar Face Returns to Run CS Parks
Posted: 02/20/2008 - A longtime local parks director is coming home. Marcos "Tony" Cisneros has been named the new head of the city of College Station's Parks and Recreation Department.
Posted: 02/20/2008 - A longtime local parks director is coming home. Marcos "Tony" Cisneros has been named the new head of the city of College Station's Parks and Recreation Department.
Updated: 02/21/2008 - The 2008-2009 school year will include a longer winter break for students. Semester exams will also be moved up to before winter break.
Updated: 02/20/2008 - Health experts say the old saying "you are what you eat" may hold some truth. That's because the road to a healthy heart begins with what you consume.
Updated: 02/20/2008 - School districts from across the state headed to a Bryan middle school to see how technology is changing the kids' learning experience. Students at Stephen F. Austin had the opportunity to show off the school's 1Vision plan.
Posted: 02/20/2008 - Cloudy skies forced the Brazos Region Astronomy Service Society and the Brazos Valley Astronomy Club to cancel the lunar eclipse viewing session planned for tonight at Veterans Park in College Station.
Updated: 02/20/2008 - It's been seven months since the CDC suspended Texas A&M's biodefense research, but that program could resume as early as next month.
Updated: 02/20/2008 - The Blinn College Board of Trustees, at its regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, finalized administrative changes.
Updated: 02/20/2008 - Bryan-College Station Habitat for Humanity hosted their annual Community Builders Breakfast this morning.
Posted: 02/20/2008 - Police in Louisville, Kentucky, have placed a high school under lockdown after a student reported that she thought she saw a young man with a gun in the school cafeteria.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - With Texas now a major player in the presidential race, turnout has been higher than normal at Brazos County's polls.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - A new project at Texas A&M may bring some welcomed relief for property owners plagued by wild animals.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - The identities of the three people killed in a Grimes County accident were released Tuesday. They are Navasota resident Charles Jessie, Magnolia resident Adrianna Walden, 18, and Robert Jones whose age and residency are unknown.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - George Bush, 41st President of the United States, will host His Excellency Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations, Friday, Feb. 29.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - It is the end of era as Fidel Castro steps down after governing Cuba for nearly half-a-century. However, a pair of College Station residents, who fled the country, say though Castro is out of office the effects of his reign will be felt for years to come.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - A former Brazos Valley band director convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager will spend the next 10 years on probation.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - A New York based photographer hopes to put what used to be Boonville, Texas back on the map.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - College Station police are investigating the death of a one-year-old child. Police say they responded to the 2500 block of Central Park Lane Monday night, where the child was not breathing.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - Oil, heating oil and gasoline prices spiked today as investors eyed the possibility that OPEC may cut production just ahead of the second quarter.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says the results of Pakistan's parliamentary elections mean the U.S. can shift its policy toward the country.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Reports out of Cuba state Fidel Castro, the longtime leader of the island nation, has resigned as the nation's head of state and commander in chief.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - D.J. Augustin scored 27 points and No. 7 Texas rolled over No. 22 Texas A&M 77-50 on Monday night for the Longhorns' sixth straight win.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - Three people are dead and a fourth seriously injured following a head-on collision in Grimes County.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Is the new ordinance in Madisonville banning pit bulls illegal? Some legal experts say yes.
Posted: 02/18/2008 - Brazos County is one of four Texas counties participating in a new pilot program to monitor cases of MRSA.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - It's a nod of approval from the Republican political dynasty's patriarch that sends a strong signal to a GOP establishment wary of McCain.


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ALIEN lifeforms may be hurtling around the Galaxy on dark, nomadic planets that have been expelled from their solar systems. "It is conceivable that these are the most common sites of life in the Universe," says David Stevenson, a planetary scientist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.
Some astronomers believe that when a new solar system forms, the gravity of giant planets can catapult Earth-sized embryonic planets out of the system. These planets could have radioactive elements providing heat at their cores, and possibly hydrogen-rich atmospheres.
Thinking about these atmospheres, Stevenson realised that they would prevent a planet's internal heat from radiating away quickly. "The surfaces of the body do not cool down," he says.
Stevenson has now calculated that the temperature at the surface of a nomadic planet with a hydrogen-rich atmosphere would typically be a comfortable 300 kelvin (
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First 'Magic Mike 2' Set Photos: Channing Tatum Is Back in the Saddle!Nick Romano September 30, 2014 @ 10:04 AM
'Magic Mike 2' is in full swing! With the official cast firmed up, and Channing Tatum and his boys returning for another round of twerking and gyration, production on the sequel has commenced in Savannah, Georgia, and we've got the first set photos for your enjoyment. Check out Tatum as he starts his own business.


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A young British father remains held without bond facing the possibility of 10 years in prison for threatening to go on a shooting rampage at Warren County High School last week. Still up for debate is where he will be tried, his native Great Britain or in Warren County.
The Facebook threat allegedly issued by Reece Elliott, 24, of South Shields, England led to the absences more than 2,900 students from the local school system last Thursday. The number reflects a 700 percent increase in the normal absentee rate.
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March 8: Departure of the Remains of Ex-President John Quincy Adams -- In accordance with a previous arrangement, the honored remains of the late John Q. Adams were yesterday morning, removed from the rotunda of the Exchange. The Independent Blues, Captain Shutt, who had been on duty all night, were on the ground at nine o'clock to act as escort. At half-past nine o'clock, the train started for Philadelphia.