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My sweet tooth was kicking up a notch tonight – I had to go for the gold! If you come to my house, you will never find anything to eat unless you know how to cook. My husband always says, "what do we have?" It's the question I hear a lot. Boxed items you will not find in my house, but bags of flour, oatmeal, peanuts, vegetables, fruits and seeds you will! This becomes a challenge for my husband so I must have plenty items on hand ready for him and the kiddos!
I stopped at the gas station today and picked up a pack of Planter's salted cashews as a pick-me-up before running the kids to school. Guess what? I forgot to eat them. So when my evening snack cravings started, I had to make something and fast! Chocolate is one of those things that you can never go wrong with. Am I right? You can melt chocolate on fruit, add nuts to it or eat it by itself, it's just good. No real story here, I pulled out the food processor and started to create! What happened was out of this world goodness. If you are not into making "balls," that's cool, but be sure to put this in your MUST make list because I promise, it's worth it!
- 1/2 cup salted cashews (I used Planter's)
- 1/4 cup oatmeal (I used instant because that's all I had left! The small flakes were perfect)
- 3 Tbs maple syrup
- 3/4 cup chocolate morsels
Step 1: Combine all ingredients but chocolate in a food processor and combine for about 30 seconds until it forms a ball-type mixture.
Step 2: Put chocolate into a glass bowl and melt in the microwave for 30 seconds or so until melted
Step 3: Form balls with cashew dough and drop into chocolate. Pull out with a spoon and drop ball on air-tight container. NOTE: I put some in glass and some in plastic. The ones on glass stuck and the ones placed on plastic container came right out.
Step 4: Place in freezer for 30 minutes – 1 hour until harden. Eat and enjoy!
This recipe made 12 plus I think I may have eaten two or three prior…..
I was crowned queen at my house tonight – hubby and kids both approved. How could you not? They are soooo gooood. Creating new snacks can be so much fun.
Again, if you have never tried a raw ball, my two-sense would say to make these. The cashews leave a salty taste while the chocolate makes it sweet and rich. The best of both worlds!


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Newcastle Utd relegated from the Premier League
Newcastle United were defeated 1-0 by Martin O'Neill's Aston Villa at Villa Park, and were relegated from the Premier League.
Despite losing to Manchester United, Hull City did enough to keep their Premier League badges. North-East rivals Middlesbrough join Newcastle United in the Coca Cola Championship.
Thank you for tuning in fans and non-fans. It has been a terrible season, and the club deserved to be relegated.
The 17th richest club in the world has gone down. The 17th richest club in the world has been relegated. St. James' Park will be visited by Coventry City, Derby, and Plymouth.
Alan Shearer has not achieved what he came to achieve. No sir, he has not. But at least Mike Ashley is on his way out of the club.

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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5388731228923289276.post2420892853967096819..comments2017-03-04T02:08:24.599-06:00Comments on The Muppet Mindset: Birthday Wishes For The Muppet MindsetRyan Dosierhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5388731228923289276.post-8206619062875187902010-08-28T11:44:14.021-05:002010-08-28T11:44:14.021-05:00"Hoppy Birthday" and a great job. Keep u..."Hoppy Birthday" and a great job. Keep up the great work on Mindset. I love Mindset!

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 AnnANNhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5388731228923289276.post-30782687905378174992010-08-26T08:27:09.997-05:002010-08-26T08:27:09.997-05:00In honour of this special day, I found time to wri...In honour of this special day, I found time to write a speceil poetry!

Ryan gave a gift to the world when you were born,
a Mindset who loves, who cares,
who sees a person's need and fills it up,
who encourages and lifts people up,
Who spends energy on other
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someone who touches everyone they enters,
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because wrinkles of kindness flow outward
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The Miuppet Mindsets birthday deserves to be a national holiday because you are a special treasure
for all that you've done and,
May the love you have shown to others
return to you, multiplied as (name) wish you the happy of birthdays,
and many, many more,
so that others have time to appreciate you more as I do each days.

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A high-tax, big-government Democratic bastion for five decades and President Obama's birthplace, Hawaii would seem a curious place for the Republican National Committee to hold its winter meeting.
But riding high after Republican Scott Brown's surprise victory in last week's Senate race in another Democratic stronghold, Massachusetts, 168 RNC delegates will arrive Wednesday unconcerned about this isolated island state's past political proclivities.
On the heels of Massachusetts plus GOP triumphs in New Jersey and Virginia governor's races last fall, Republicans are invigorated after national elections that saw them lose control of Congress and then the White House. Yet the party faces deep internal divisions and other problems at the opening of the 2010 election season
Just like in Massachusetts, Virginia and New Jersey, the GOP has tasted success in recent years in Hawaii in gubernatorial elections. In 2002, Hawaii elected Linda Lingle its first Republican governor since William Quinn in 1959, when statehood was granted. She was reelected by an almost 2-to-1 margin in 2006.
The gathering at one of Waikiki's most prominent beachfront resorts will be a first for the RNC, which for years sidestepped requests by its Hawaii members to bring its winter meeting to a warm climate. "The concern was appearances,'' said Travis Thompson of Maui, an RNC member from 2000 to 2008.
The lush, exotic locale doesn't cover up polls showing that Republicans fare as poorly as Democrats at a time when candidates' ticket for success with voters is distancing themselves from both parties. Conservatives backed by the anti-establishment "tea party'' movement are challenging favored Republicans in House and Senate primaries across the country.
Some Republicans have said they also may demand a vote on a resolution to rebuke RNC chairman Michael Steele over his book and promotional tour for it. Steele, critical of the last two GOP presidents and the GOP nominee in 2008, wrote that Republicans lost their way during most of the years following President Ronald Reagan's administration.
Others may propose resolutions that would bar party contributions to Republicans who don't meet a conservative litmus test on a number of hot-button issues, including abortion, health care reform, climate change, and illegal immigration.
The resolutions would "address the need for the RNC to work to reestablish our conservative bona fides by ensuring that we only support candidates for office that are conservative,'' said James Bopp, a lead supporter of the effort and an RNC vice chairman from Indiana.
The Arizona Republican said the court has spoken on the constitutionality of political contributions by corporations. McCain had sought to regulate them with a landmark campaign finance law he wrote with Senator Russ Feingold, a Wisconsin Democrat.
The justices ruled that corporations may spend as freely as they like to support or oppose candidates for president and Congress.
Speaking on CBS's "Face the Nation,'' McCain said there is not much that can be done about campaign financing now. Still, he predicts a backlash over time from voters once they see the amount of money that corporations and unions pour into political campaigns.
His daughters, Sasha, 8, and Malia, 11, spent about an hour and a half shooting hoops with their father yesterday morning at the Interior Department, just a few blocks from the White House. A day earlier, the president and his wife, Michelle, had watched Sasha play a basketball game at a community center in the Washington suburbs.


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ReviewThis truck was two years old, with 33,000 miles when I purchased it (Certified Used). I use this pickup on our family farm and to drive to work, resulting in 40K miles each year. This is the best truck, fantastic engine 5.3, great power reasonable fuel economy. No complaints with the 4WD, I use it frequently. Currently, the truck has over 200K miles, the service record is brief: 5 years old replace rear brakes (still have not replaced front brakes),6 years old replace battery just to be on the safe side, Fuel pump replaced at 175K miles, my fault for not ever replacing the fuel filter. At 180K had to replace the front UJoint. Plan to trade the truck in on a similar equipped 2008 model Sierra.
Best FeaturesEngine and transmission, simple, powerful, responsive, reliable. The color is white but it always looks good, good looking wheels, do not show any wear. Wheel alignment is beyond belief, managed to get 110K miles on one set of tires (never rotated)
Worst FeaturesI had a similar 1999 Z-71 Silverado before this truck, had the same issue, which is no place to put your left elbow. Always end up on the window sill, I think this has been corrected in the 900 series trucks.
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Without ever venturing into overt fantasy, Café Insomniac paints a fantasy landscape local to any city in the world in shades of sleepless deep grays and headlight yellow-whites.
The problem with "The Seven Spiritual Laws of Superheroes" is that it is not about superheroes or spiritual laws. It's about selling a book.
For such a spiritual book, Simple Act behaves like a solid action thriller. Moving at a fine clip, the plot never lets readers get either bored or overwhelmed. There is just enough character development, just enough setting, just enough of everything—Veligor has a fine sense of balance. A multiplicity of threats keeps the hero on his toes even as he struggles with higher philosophical and metaphysical matters, none of which are dwelt upon so long that the reader loses interest, in between walks downtown in his beloved Portland.
Ultimately, intense world building makes The Exile's Violin a success. Between exotic cities and frozen factories, Jacquie and her sidekick Clay seem to move through a world that is at least half travelogue. Readers will enjoy the meticulous details of each locale, particularly during the many dramatic battle scenes.
Chambers is an engaging writer with that rare golden ability to satirize with a straight face. He begins "In Search" almost believably, introducing the protagonist as a dedicated if somewhat dense science hero as he ventures north to locate a Great Auk.
Despite novel's failings, both Asahel and Felix are distinct characters. While sexuality never pops up, the subtext of their love could hardly be clearer. While the many coy hints may enrage diehard romance fans, LGBT readers will appreciate the respect with which Perkins treats these sympathetic, though star-crossed, gay characters.
Monster is an ideal: freed from the body and blessed with ultimate mobility, it cares for others, and is immaculate. The whale is his polar opposite in every way. It hardly matters whether the whale is meant to represent The Monster's uterus, the mother's uterus, or simply the sheer concept of the uterus; knowledge of this engulfing thing is what replaces the monster in importance
In Datafall: Collected Speculative Fiction, Rich Larson explores the entrapment of humanity by technology. Each tale is an ideological Trojan horse set in a familiar, hyperactive future where silicon is at least as much a given as gravity and oxygen. Humanity distorts around its monstrous machines until it is only recognizable by its struggle against them.
Ninety-nine percenters will enjoy the tongue-in-cheek treatment of class status. Whoever heard of Dracula working the night shift at a hospital? Why on Earth would a bloodsucking demon need a paycheck? They may be the ultimate apex predator, but Shoreditch Slayer implies that vampires are stuck in the same grimy month to month realities as their food. After all, we're all active expense accounts in the eyes of Wells Fargo.
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The day is finally here! Your little girl is turning sixteen!
For more than 50 years we have celebrated with young girls as they become young ladies.
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A suspected burglar, who jumped into the Calder and Hebble Navigation in a police chase where he had to be rescued, appeared at Calderdale Magistrates' Court.
Daniel Mclay, 27, of Ravenscliffe, Bradford, is charged with the burglary of a dwelling on Cross Hills Mount, Greetland, taking a vehicle without consent and dangerous driving.
Mclay, who appeared from custody, on September 2, was bailed until September 16 when he will appear at Bradford Crown Court. A condition of his bail is that he must not enter Calderdale.


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How to Perk Up Passover's Plagues? Twitter, Charades and 'Jewpardy'
As the Holiday Nears, Many Jews Seek Ways to Make the Observance More Fun
The Passover story unfolds grimly: Enslaved in Egypt, the Israelites toil in bondage for hundreds of years. Moses, a Jewish shepherd, calls for his people to be freed; when the reigning Pharaoh refuses, God unleashes a barrage of brutal plagues—lice and locusts, diseased beasts, the slaying of every first-born Egyptian son.
It is about here that Rabbi Oren Hayon feels the story cries out for a little perking up.
He has in mind working in a clip from "American Idol" of an earnest young man belting out the spiritual "Go Down, Moses." It is so bad, the judges cover their ears and turn their backs.
And Rabbi Hayon thinks he has just the way to integrate this 21st century TV contest into the ancient tale.
Building on a growing movement to add a bit of fun to the plagues and pestilence, he has recruited a handful of fellow rabbis to act out the Passover story in 140-character Twitter messages, accessible at twitter.com/tweettheexodus.
The drama began Tuesday with a link to a trailer for the 1956 film "The Ten Commandments" followed by @The_Israelites complaining: "We have much to fear from @PharaohofEgypt. He tires of us… " The improvised dialog will continue for two weeks.
At crucial moments in the story, the characters, including @GodofIsrael, will direct followers to online links: Clips from the animated movie "Prince of Egypt," a WebMD article on boils—and yes, the painful "American Idol" audition.
The idea is to immerse Jews in the age-old text by giving it a modern spin, connecting the trials of the past with the touchstones of the present.
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See some attempts to lighten up and speed up the observance of Passover.
How many years were the Israelites enslaved in Egypt? How many days are Jews to abstain from leavened products? Test your Passover knowledge and add a competitive edge to the Seder by playing Passover Jewpardy.
Tweeting the Exodus
Follow TweetTheExodus on Tweeter and "Relive the Exodus from Egypt, one tweet at a time."
New Seder Songs
Read the lyrics and sing, to the tune of The Flintstones, "Moses, he's our Moses he's the man that took us for a tour..." and more with the "Silly Seder Songs" song-book.
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Chuck rubber frogs, fake hailstones and faux lice on the gefilte fish to simulate God's wrath with Bag of Plagues.
Even some participants find it edgy: "Setting up a Twitter account for the God of Israel was the most irreverent thing I could think of," said Rabbi Phyllis Sommer of Glencoe, Ill., who will be playing the Divinity.
But it fits right in with a broader trend that has been building steadily for decades—to lighten up the observance of Passover.
Even as they serve ritual foods laden with somber symbolism—bitter herbs to represent the Israelites' suffering; saltwater to stand for their tears—American Jews are increasingly insisting that Passover can be fun.
They are interrupting the traditional dinner-table service, or Seder, to play Passover charades or challenge guests to a pyramid-building contest using Legos.
They are singing sassy Seder songs, such as this riff on "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," which begins: "Take us out of Egypt / Free us from slavery / Bake us some matzoh in a haste / Don't worry 'bout flavor / Give no thought to taste.…"
Kid-friendly versions of the Seder prayer book, or Haggadah, downplay the terrors of the 10 plagues.
'There's No Seder Like Our Seder'
Sing to the tune of "There's No Business Like Show Business"
There's no seder like our seder,
There's no seder I know.
Everything about it is halachic
Nothing that the Torah won't allow.
Listen how we read the whole Haggadah
It's all in Hebrew
'Cause we know how.
There's no Seder like our seder,
We tell a tale that is swell:
Moses took the people out into the heat
They baked the matzah
While on their feet
Now isn't that a story
That just can't be beat?
Let's go on with the show!
One names just a couple of the least-scary–and turns them into a bouncy song, to the tune of "If You're Happy and You Know It."
Then there is the $15 Bag of Plagues, which encourages kids to chuck rubber frogs, fake hailstones and faux lice on their gefilte fish to simulate God's wrath.
"We've only been telling the story for 3,000-plus years. It was time for a change," says Robin Shwarts, a business analyst in Dallas who rallies his Seder guests to act in Passover skits and play a mock game show he calls "Jewpardy."
The traditional Passover service does include some joyous songs and a matzohide-and-seek game—as well as a triumphant ending to the story, with the Israelites escaping to freedom.
But that isn't enough for many parents and grandparents, who want the Seder to be "a fun time, not something the kids are begging to get through," says Jane Gold, a Miami mother of four who relies on stickers, costumes and blocks to keep her brood engaged.
The new emphasis on levity doesn't sit well with everyone.
"Tedium is part of the tradition," says Dorothy Raphaely, a retired textile designer who lives in Miami.
Mrs. Raphaely's Seder lasts hours and is conducted almost entirely in Hebrew.
She expects her 7-year-old grandson to sit through it—as his father did, and his father's father, and on back for generations.
"It's about preserving tradition," Mrs. Raphaely says. "And not making it too easy."
But many Jewish scholars welcome the trend to update Seder traditions and enliven the Haggadah.
"We have to make sure that rituals don't become dead symbols," says Rabbi Kenneth Brander, a dean at Yeshiva University, an Orthodox Jewish institution in New York.
Rabbi Brander isn't ashamed to admit that he plans to give his 4-year-old son a Bag of Plagues.
"The fact that Talmud writers were not blessed" with knowledge of such a toy, he says, "doesn't mean that it doesn't have an appropriate use at a modern Seder."
It is in that spirit that Rabbi Hayon, of Temple Emanu-El in Dallas, set out to bring Passover to life for the iPhone generation. He recalls the Seders of his youth as "mundane and boring and horrendous," a joyless march, line by line, through a dour Haggadah. He believes the story deserves better.
"The worst thing we could do is say that a text is too important to be played with," he says.
He ran into a few snags, like trying to find a Twitter name for Pharaoh that wasn't already taken. "There were hundreds of them," he says. "It was like, who are these people?"
But once he got going, Mr. Hayon couldn't stop thinking up scenes—and special effects. During the plagues, he decided, he would link to a campy clip from the movie "Magnolia," showing a freak storm where frogs fell from the sky.
He would use a civil-rights protest speech to explore the theme of oppression. Tourism photos from Egypt. Biblical quotes. Charlton Heston. An indie rock band singing "Let my people go-go!"
The drama will end March 29, the first day of Passover, with the Red Sea miraculously parting, the Jews fleeing and Pharoah's evil henchmen drowning. Rabbi Hayon plans a medley of celebratory songs.
"We've even got some Bob Marley in there," he says. "I'm trying to make connections in ways that are relevant but not goofy."
Despite the irreverence, Rabbi Sommer, aka God, says the project feels right.
"If we were in the midst of the Exodus right now," she says, "I can't imagine there wouldn't be someone twittering."
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Gameforge, Europe's leading publisher of online games, has announced today that music legend Chris Hülsbeck will create the score for the browser based free-to-play game Star Trek - Infinite Space™, which takes place in the Deep Space Nine timeline and is set to release the summer of 2011.
The renowned computer game music composer became famous with his soundtracks for milestone games such as Turrican 2 and The Great Giana Sisters. Today, he can look back on 25 years' experience in the computer games industry. In 2008, the Cologne based WDR Radio Orchestra performed 'Symphonic Shades', a classical re-interpretation in honor of his music. Hülsbeck marked the 8-bit era as one of its outstanding musicians and stands as an example for many of today's DJs.
"This commission is a great honor, to work on a Star Trek product was a dream that has now come true," Hülsbeck explains.
Ralf Adam, Gameforge's Executive Producer, adds, "We are all very proud of being able to enlist such an outstanding artist. Chris Hülsbeck has decisively influenced a whole generation of computer games."
A first taste of the soundtrack can be downloaded free at: www.startrek-is.com/media. When the game is released in the summer of 2011, the entire soundtrack will be available as a free download - in line with the free-to-play-tradition.
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There is almost nothing I hate more than taking a sick day from work. Any time I'm at the mercy of my body and can't do the things I've committed to doing in my life, I get incredibly frustrated. I hate disappointing people and not doing the things I'm expected to do.
Late Sunday night into early Monday morning, I was up with a terrible stomach bug or food poisoning. I'm not 100% sure which and think it's quite possible it was food poisoning based on my other symptoms (fever, specifically – I'm thinking Salmonella thanks to a grilled chicken salad on Sunday afternoon).
Regardless, I had every intention of going into work yesterday because my shift didn't start until 2:30pm. After being awake all night, I was able to sleep off and on most of the morning. When I got up around noon to take a shower, I had some water and ibuprofen for my fever and got sick all over again. After the shower, I was so dizzy I almost passed out.
I had emailed Joe telling him I was going to work and after my dizzy spell I found an email from him.
"Somewhere you've written a blog post about doing for yourself which you can edit and update as at least not sacrificing yourself. A sick trainer is no good and one sick day beats three."
He was right on so many levels. I was in no shape to go to work and it would be in the best interest of my clients for me to not go, especially if it was a stomach bug and not food poisoning (the last thing I want is a stomach bug running rampant in the gym). So I called my boss and then canceled my clients.
For the rest of the day I attempted to hydrate and sleep. Today I'm still weak, but I'm on the mend.
I've said it before, but I'll keep saying it. Listen to your body, rest when you need to. One sick day beats three.
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Ok so many of you know Im from Brooklyn, which is home of some of the most celebrated Hip-Hop Artists in the world...IE. Biggie, Jay-Z, Lil Kim, Foxy Brown, Fabolous, and the list goes on! Were pretty proud of our rap roots and stars, so we always support them. However, me and my friends were presented with an opportunity to go see Staten Islands (Shaolin) own Wu Tang Clan. All of us were super excited, because we love Hip-Hop that has a story to tell..not the stuff you hear bumping over the radio today that is nothing more than a good beat and a catchy hook. Im not getting up and doing the Super Man or Super Soaking any ho's....Dont get me wrong I listen to it, but I prefer stuff with content.
None of us could pass on the opportunity to be brought back to that state of Hip-Hop, so we bought tickets to see WU at an intimate spot in Manhattan called the Fillmore. I know at least 2-3 of us (including myself) spent the entire day before the concert listening to Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), Tical, Return of the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version, Only Built for Cuban Linx, Liquid Swords, and Ironman. These albulms produced hit music that was influential to us, and thought a chance to see these songs live....oh man sign me up!
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La semaine en France: Week 27
A bite-size round-up of the week's events in French football, for anyone who wants to keep up with what's happening in Ligue 1 but hasn't got the time (or the French) to do so.
Ligue 1
Once may have been a fluke, but to score match-winning goals in injury time twice in the space of a week suggests Lille may have the stomach for a bare-knuckle title brawl after all.
Seven days after Pierre-Alain Frau gave them a last-gasp victory at Marseille, Lille found themselves being held 1-1 at home to local rivals Valenciennes as the clock ticked into stoppage time. Cue Eden Hazard. Having located a pocket of space inside the visitors' box, the Belgian showed a sublime, Velcro touch to cushion Rio Mavuba's stinging pass before rattling a shot into the bottom-left corner. He claimed that he had "just hit it hard," but no matter. Lille's three-point lead remains intact and they now face a kinder run of fixtures than their rivals.
Rennes stayed second but saw their five-game winning run come to an end in a 2-0 defeat at home to Marseille. Lyon, adopting an unfamiliar 4-4-2 formation, prevailed by the same scoreline at Sochaux to leave the two Olympiques on 48 points, one shy of Rennes and four adrift of Lille.
With 31 minutes of the weekend's action remaining, fifth-place Paris Saint-Germain were just a point behind Marseille and Lyon, only for Olivier Giroud's slick strike – his second of the game – to earn Montpellier a 2-2 draw after they had fallen 2-0 down inside 13 minutes. For Paris, a club permanently on the brink of eruption, defeat in Sunday's clasico at Marseille could spell the end of their Champions League ambitions.
At the bottom, Monaco displayed remarkable efficiency to claim a 1-0 win at Bordeaux despite mustering just two attempts on goal. They are now out of the relegation zone on goal difference above Auxerre, for whom the autumn's Champions League sojourns to Milan and Real Madrid must now seem a very long way away.
Ligue 1 results
Friday: Rennes 0-2 Marseille; Saturday: Arles-Avignon 3-3 Lorient, Lens 0-1 Toulouse, Nancy 2-0 Caen, Nice 1-0 Auxerre, Saint-Etienne 2-0 Brest, Sochaux 0-2 Lyon; Sunday: Bordeaux 0-1 Monaco, Lille 2-1 Valenciennes, PSG 2-2 Montpellier
Goal of the week: Eric Mouloungui (Nice 1-0 Auxerre)
Player of the week: Olivier Giroud (Montpellier)
Signed from Ligue 2 side Tours (for whom he scored 30 goals in 61 league games) to replace the Rennes-bound Victor Hugo Montaño, Giroud initially struggled to adapt to Montpellier's single-striker system. "It involves lots of effort," he complained in August. The tall, strapping 24-year-old now looks every inch a Ligue 1 player, however, and he needed only two glimpses of goal to earn his side a point at PSG. He brought the visitors back into the game with a typically towering header from Younes Belhanda's 47th-minute free-kick before swivelling sharply to flash a shot into the bottom-right corner for the equaliser shortly before the hour. Montpellier's hopes of creeping into the European places may rest on Giroud's ability to sustain his impressive chances-to-goals ratio.
Quote of the week
"It was hard tonight. We can't lose points like that. And I was rubbish. Before I was the solution for the team, now I'm the problem."
– Nenê offers a strange mea culpa after PSG's draw with Montpellier, amid murky rumours of an altercation in the Paris changing room following the game
Stat of the week (courtesy of OptaJean)
Anthony Mounier has directly assisted half of Nice's 18 goals this season in Ligue 1.
Top goalscorers
18: Moussa Sow (Lille)
16: Kévin Gameiro (Lorient)
13: Youssef El-Arabi (Caen), Nenê (PSG)
12: Lisandro López (Lyon)
11: Gervinho (Lille), Modibo Maïga (Sochaux), Grégory Pujol (Valenciennes)
10: Brown Ideye (Sochaux), Anthony Modeste (Bordeaux)
9: Olivier Giroud (Montpellier), Bafétimbi Gomis (Lyon), Park Chu-Young (Monaco), Dimitri Payet (Saint-Etienne), Loïc Rémy (Marseille)
8: Guillaume Hoarau (PSG)
Top assists
11: Marvin Martin (Sochaux)
9: Anthony Mounier (Nice)
8: Jaroslav Plašil (Bordeaux)
7: Morgan Amalfitano (Lorient), Gervinho (Lille)
6: Ludovic Giuly (PSG), Bruno Grougi (Brest), Eden Hazard (Lille), Jérôme Leroy (Rennes)
Week 28 fixtures
Saturday: Auxerre v Sochaux, Brest v Lille, Lorient v Saint-Etienne, Montpellier v Lens, Toulouse v Nice, Valenciennes v Bordeaux, Lyon v Rennes; Sunday: Caen v Arles-Avignon, Monaco v Nancy, Marseille v PSG
There will be no French colours on either of Europe's two major trophies this season, after the three remaining Ligue 1 sides in continental competition were eliminated in the space of just three days. Marseille were the first to go, losing 2-1 at Manchester United in the Champions League on Tuesday, but they were left with keen regrets after André-Pierre Gignac, Souleymane Diawara and Benoît Cheyrou all spurned excellent chances to snatch a game-changing away goal before OM finally got on the score-sheet, all too late, via a Wes Brown own goal in the dying stages.
Didier Deschamps declared his side's profligacy "infuriating", but worse was to follow on Wednesday for his Lyon counterpart Claude Puel, who saw his side ripped apart 3-0 by Real Madrid at the Bernabéu. Where Marseille had lacked sharpness in the opposition penalty area, Lyon were sloppy all over the pitch and their defensive frailties were exposed with impressive frequency by a ruthless Real side, who claimed their first win against Lyon in eight attempts. Centre-backs Cris and Dejan Lovren, in particular, had evenings to forget and were each awarded a score of 3/10 in Thursday's L'Équipe.
PSG completed a dismal week for French clubs when they went down 3-2 on aggregate to Benfica in the Europa League on Thursday after a 1-1 draw at Parc des Princes. A stunning Mathieu Bodmer volley drew the hosts level after Nicolás Gaitán had put Benfica ahead, but PSG were ultimately left to rue glaring second-half misses from Mevlüt Erding, Guillaume Hoarau and Jean-Eudes Maurice that were symptomatic of the team's disconcerting rustiness in front of goal in recent weeks.
Les Bleus
Franck Ribéry and Patrice Evra returned to the France fold for the first time since the World Cup when Laurent Blanc announced his squad for the Euro 2012 qualifier in Luxembourg on March 25 and the friendly with Croatia in Paris four days later. Ribéry is rewarded for his scintillating current form for Bayern Munich, but Evra's call-up owes to the sad and shocking news that Éric Abidal (pictured) had to undergo surgery to remove a liver tumour on Thursday. Laurent Koscielny and Jérémy Menez both held onto their places in the squad but there was no room for Mathieu Valbuena as he continues his recovery following a knee injury.
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We got one of those "hot" air fryers to try after seeing several demonstrated on TV.
In our case it was the one made by Farberware. Basically it's a round convection oven in an egg-shaped housing. There's a drawer with a removable basket to use for cooking your food.
Tater tots seemed like a good test food, so that's what I did. After studying the booklet that came with the machine, and the directions on the tater tot package, I decided to thaw the frozen potatoes. It seems to me the point of a convection oven is to crisp, not to steam, so the ice crystals had to go.
After I thawed the potatoes, just enough to clear their surfaces, I tossed them with about two teaspoons of olive oil. I used about a third of the bag, enough for two old ladies to have for lunch.
Then into the air fryer at 400 degrees for 20 minutes. Half way through, I opened up the basket to stir the tots.
After 20 minutes, the tater tots were nice and crispy on the surface and creamy on the inside, just as if they had been deep fried. Bonus: no excess oil. There was a little left in the basket and the bottom of the drawer (basket holder).
Very tasty! So far, the air fryer gets top marks.
Another bonus: the basket and drawer are both dishwasher safe.
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That's DOCTOR Freeman you alien scum! Or do you want to talk to MISTER crowbar?
From the opening moments of Half-Life, I knew that first-person-shooters - nay, videogames in general - were changing forever.
Half-Life was a game that broke down the walls of tradition and reinvented the storytelling aspect of videogames. Conventional levels gave way to near seamless worlds that spanned the entire game while both NPCs and enemy characters, both human and alien, sported unique AI that gave the game an unheard of depth. Goodbye, days of settling for hunting demons in dark corridors. Hello, renaissance of videogame storytelling.
Join us as we talk a look back at the game that started it all, the expansions, the community and the sequel that set the bar for gaming as we know it.
Gordon Freeman is a nerd, no doubt about it. He's a scientist, a graduate of MIT and he wears thick, horned-rimmed glasses. What more do you want? As one of the top-ranking researchers in his field, Freeman is chosen to work at the Black Mesa Federal Research Facility, a decommissioned missile base. Freeman's job puts him square in the middle of a project so top secret that he doesn't even know what it's about. But, being a workaholic, he still comes to work every day, taking the long tram commute deep into the heart of the base to start the day's testing. Until something goes wrong.
One fateful day, Gordon is sent into the large test chamber to examine a mysterious crystalline specimen. After running a few tests, everything appears to be going fine. And then, all hell breaks loose.
God knows how it happened, but one of the tests on the object seems to have opened a portal to another world, as strange alien creatures begin appearing all over the base, killing scientists and security personal by the scores. And there's only one thing for Gordon to do...survive!
It isn't long before the government learns of the "accident" and soldiers are sent in to clean up the base, eliminating any possible leak of the incident, including Gordon himself. His only chance is to stop the alien attack at the source, heading to the alien homeworld and killing a giant space baby to stop the invasion.
It's only after the assault on the alien world of Xen that Freeman can finally breathe freely...or can he? Upon his return, Freeman is confronted by the mysterious G-Man, a government suit with a lisp. G-Man gives Gordon an offer he can't refuse: work for him or die. Gordon decides to work for him.
The most notable thing that Half-Life accomplished was telling a story in an action game. This was a notion that seemed lost in the mid to late-nineties and was a refreshing turn for the first-person shooter genre. Gordon Freeman's plight to escape the Black Mesa research facility was a compelling tapestry that was woven of mystery, science fiction and government cover-ups.
Of course, this tale was a vehicle for action, the likes of which we hadn't experienced before. Half-Life used this opportunity to introduce a whole slew of alien creatures, which, through unique behaviors, hinted at the world from which they came and emphasized the importance in stopping their invasion. Then came the military. Soldiers actually worked together to pin you down with suppression fire while their buddy flanked you. You couldn't count on the enemy to line up and be gunned down. You had to act to stay alive.
Luckily, you were not alone in the Black Mesa complex. Scientists were around to help you open security doors, but more importantly, security guards were around to be an extra gun in the fight to stay alive. Sure, they weren't going to save the world on their own, but the backup helped. As you moved through Half-Life, the idea of a conspiracy kept rearing its head with a mysterious G-Man showing up repeatedly; he was there, but always just out of reach. For whatever it was worth, he pulled Gordon from the aftermath of the game's ending, only to cryptically imply Gordon's role in the future of man.
The Half Life Legacy
Half-Life left an impact on the world of video games. Developers wanted to experience Valve's success, and gamers wanted more of the incredible experience that HL delivered. Valve brought a little bit of happiness to everyone with their two Half-Life expansions: Opposing Force and Blue Shift.
With Gearbox Software working within the world that Valve created, the gaming community was treated to two different perspectives on the Half-Life story. Opposing Force put you on the other side of the Black Mesa conflict. No, not as one of the invading aliens, but as a member of the government assault squad sent in to quiet the incident. Blue Shift gave us yet a third perspective on the story, this time through the eyes of Barney, a security guard at the Black Mesa compound.
What was unique about these two expansion packs was how they complimented the story already crafted with the original game. They showed the other side of conflicts you had already played and even had you interacting with Gordon Freeman. The best thing is that deep down, both Opposing Force and Blue Shift were Half-Life.
Also of note regarding the Half-Life expansion packs were the little "extras" that they brought to the table. Between the two retail releases and a free download, Gearbox added more multiplayer deathmatch maps, a capture-the-flag mode and enhanced player and weapon models for use in all three releases.
The Half Life Community
They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Perhaps in the gaming world the same could be said for modding. If so, then Valve should be flush with embarrassment. The Half-Life engine has produced some of the most, if not the most, successful mods ever created. A lot of that is due to the support and tools that Valve was careful to provide to developers. The rest comes down to having a great product to work with.
Team Fortress Classic is a true testament to Valve's dedication to the fan-development community. Created so that Valve could test out the tools and code under development for the Half-Life modding community, Team Fortress Classic gave Half-Life a multiplayer mode worth playing. Class-based combat was the name of the game and the action was fast and intense.
Multiplayer combat remained the focus of the game with Counter-Strike, a retail-released mod that has also spawned a console version (on the Xbox) and a bot-filled single-player experience, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero. Counter-Strike emphasized team-based combat with a counter-terrorist unit squaring off with a terrorist organization. The goal of CS was to invoke a taste of realism into the gaming experience with real-word weapons and situations. There was also a goal-oriented gameplay twist. Sure, you could take out all of the members of the opposing team in traditional deathmatch style, but a true victory was achieved by rescuing that hostage or planting that bomb.
Day of Defeat kept the team-based combat going, this time in a World-War II setting. Day of Defeat pitted Axis vs. Allies. Like Counter-Strike, Day of Defeat enjoyed a retail release and like Team Fortress Classic, it was available as a free download.
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The Zambia Information and Communication Technology Authority (ZICTA) has directed the country's three mobile phone operators - MTN, Airtel and Zamtel - to immediately limit mobile spam and unsolicited messages sent to subscribers.
In response to complaints from mobile phone users about the growing number of spam SMSes they receive from the operators, ZICTA said no promotional message may be sent between 8pm and 7am. ZICTA said only one promotional SMS message may be sent per day and only promotional SMSes of the same nature may be transmitted each week.
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Mobile operators have over the past year been competing for customers, resulting in increased promotional messages being sent to customers, in a bid to keep them on the networks.
The complaints allege the same text messages are sometimes transmitted repetitively and within a short period of time. Customers further allege messages are transmitted at awkward hours, including late at night.
ZICTA said while sending of promotional messages via mobile phones was not an offense, it called on operators to be cognizant of their obligation to deal reasonably with customers.
"Effective 1 September 2011, the authority has directed service providers to allow customers the option to subscribe or unsubscribe to any promotion that may be on offer. The option should accompany any SMS," said Ngabo Nankonde, ZICTA PR manager.
While most people are familiar with spam e-mails, the last year has seen a sharp rise in the number of spam messages being sent to mobile phones by operators promoting their products and services.
Sometimes, mobile phone service providers have partnered with other organisations to run promotions where they request that users send their name, passport or national registration card numbers, residential address or workplace address.
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Nankonde said that under the current legal framework, the authority now has powers, and the regulatory mandate of protecting the interests of customers has been enhanced by the new law.
The Zambian government, through the Ministry of Communications and Transport, last year enacted a new law, the Electronic Communication and Transaction Act, which enabled ZICTA to punish any erring operator.
Nankonde said service providers have to be proactive and ensure priority is given to the convenience of consumers at all times.


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DAKAR, Senegal — The mob violence wracking Central African Republic imperils the future of the country's Muslims, with tens of thousands fleeing the violence and untold numbers killed.
Bangui, the capital, is engulfed in an orgy of bloodshed and looting despite the presence of thousands of French and African peacekeepers.
"We are in a moment where immediate action is needed to stop the killings," said Peter Bouckaert of Human Rights Watch, calling for a full U.N. peacekeeping mission. "Otherwise, the future of the Muslim community of this country will be gone."
Muslims make up about 15 percent of Central African Republic's 4.6 million people. More than 800,000 people have fled, according to the United Nations.
"There are some who don't want Muslims in this country," Prime Minister Andre Nzapayeke said on local radio Saturday. "But when the Muslims have left the country, what happens next? The Protestants will throw out the Catholics, and then the Baptists against the Evangelists, and finally the animists? It is time we regain control and stop ourselves from plunging into an abyss."
Thousands of Muslims left Bangui in a massive convoy Friday that was jeered by crowds of Christians. One Muslim who fell off a truck was quickly killed by the mob. Muslim women who could not get on the trucks tried to hand their children to strangers aboard the vehicles.
No one knows the true death toll from two months of the worst inter-communal violence in this country's history: It is often too dangerous for crews to recover the corpses. More than 1,000 were killed in early December, when a Christian militia attempted to overthrow the Muslim rebel government then in power.
Babacar Gaye, the U.N.'s special representative to the Central African Republic, has called for the murderers to be held accountable. Yet in a country where police officers long ago fled their jobs and courthouses are shuttered and looted, it's not even clear where to begin.


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My dinner at Crush Wine Bar ends my 2013 Summerlicious adventures. I think I did pretty well this year given a hectic work schedule and just overall lack of energy after a day at the office. I managed to try 3 different places and I just realized I had fish as a main for all three of them… I guess my appetite for fish dishes is growing.
For my appetizer I decided to go with the Beef Carpaccio with arugala and parmesan vinaigrette. It was so delicious! The beef was seasoned perfectly and the greens and Parmesan vinaigrette was a great addition. It was also sliced thinly; it almost melted in my mouth.
My main was the olive oil poached Albacore Tuna. The tuna was paired with mizuna, edamame and a soy glaze. I'm a personal fan of sashimi so I'm not terrified of eating raw fish. I thought the tuna was delicious, well poached without being overcooked. It was on the border of being cooked and sashimi, which was perfect. The vegetables were also very good and had a lot of flavour.
My friend ordered the Potato Gnocchi, with roasted peppers, spinach and a cheese boutique goat cheese cream.
Last but not least was the dessert. I opted for the Chocolate Pudding Cake. When I first saw it on the menu, I thought it would be one dish but it was basically chocolate cake with pudding in the middle. The cake tasted a bit dry but when paired with the chocolate pudding it was okay. There wasn't enough pudding for me to finish both pieces of the cake. I probably would not order this in the future.
My friend ordered the Coffee Glazed Doughnut. It wasn't on the original Summerlicious menu online so it was a nice surprise to see it had replaced the assorted cookies.
Overall the food was enjoyable; I would definitely go back for the appetizer and main. The service was a bit slow which I thought could have been prevented especially with an event. The restaurant should be aware of what the bookings are like and have enough people serving. We waited quite some time between each of the courses. The ambience of the restaurant was more laid back and it was an easy place to chat and hang out with your friends.


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He was the detective who led an undercover police team which smashed one of the country's most feared football hooligan gangs – Birmingham's Zulu Warriors.
The Blues thugs brought violence to the terraces of St Andrew's and in towns and stadiums around the country in the 1980s, with bloody clashes on and off the pitch with rival fans and officers.
But the Zulus met their match after West Midlands Police targeted the group, whose criminal activities had strayed into drugs and organised shoplifting.
A crack team was assembled by a then Detective Sergeant Michael Layton and the groundbreaking Operation Red Card was launched in 1987.
It was one of the force's first ever undercover investigations, which saw officers bravely infiltrating the hooligans over a period of months where they saw soccer violence at first-hand – and occasionally came within a whisper of being exposed.
By the end of the operation, which had involved the then high-tech use of covert video and photography, scores of Zulus had been arrested and brought before the courts – with many main players subsequently jailed.
It was the beginning of the end for the gang who had instilled fear in rivals with their fearsome chant: "'Zulu, Zulu, Zulu!"
New book reveals inside story of how undercover officers infiltrated Blues hooligan gang who brought terror to terraces in 1980s
Source: Revealed: How undercover cops smashed Birmingham's feared Zulu Warriors – Birmingham Mail


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The Parable of the Persistent Widow
Luke 18:1–8
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Runner's World (8/91), told the story of Beth Anne DeCiantis's attempt to qualify for the 1992 Olympic Trials Marathon. A female runner must complete the 27-mile, 385-yard race in less than two hours, forty-five minutes to compete at the Olympic Trials. Beth started strong … More
"That men ought always to pray, and not to faint" means to be persistent (v. 1). To be persistent in prayer does not mean endless repetition in painfully long prayer sessions. Always praying means keeping our requests constantly before the Lord day by day, believing He will answer. God may delay in answering our prayer, but His delays always have good reasons. As we persist in prayer we grow in character, faith and hope. If we know He loves us, we can believe He will hear our cries for help.This passage is often referred to as the parable of the unjust judge (v. 2). This judge was unprincipled, lawless and not prone to do what was right. The poor widow, on the other hand, was helpless, friendless and with no hope (v. 3). Women in that day had very little recognition by the law. Yet because of her great persistence, the wicked judge became so bothered that he finally granted her request (vv. 4-5). The idea portrayed here is that if this poor widow with no hope received help from a wicked judge, how much sooner and greater will be the help of a loving heavenly Father for His own dear children (vv. 6-8). If we know He loves us, we can believe he will hear our cries for help. She pled out of her poverty, but we have all of God's riches available to us to meet our every need (Philippines 4:19).
Am I satisfied with my prayer life? Do I see things changed because of my prayers? God is ready to answer when I call on Him. I just need to be consistent and persistent.
Luke 18:1-8 (English Standard Version)
And he told them a parable to the effect that they ought always to pray and not lose heart. He said, "In a certain city there was a judge who neither feared God nor respected man. And there was a widow in that city who kept coming to him and saying, 'Give me justice against my adversary.' For a while he refused, but afterward he said to himself, 'Though I neither fear God nor respect man, yet because this widow keeps bothering me, I will give her justice, so that she will not beat me down by her continual coming.'" And the Lord said, "Hear what the unrighteous judge says. And will not God give justice to his elect, who cry to him day and night? Will he delay long over them? I tell you, he will give justice to them speedily. Nevertheless, when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?"
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Critic's Picks: "Late Nite Catechism" at Centerstage Federal Way, the Puget Sound Piano Trio at UPS,Gjertrud Schnackenberg at PLU and nature glass art at Traver
Centerstage Theatre teaches us a "Late Nite Catechism"
"Late Nite Catechism," the nun-based stand-up comedy and longest-running show in Seattle history comes to Centerstage Theatre, with Nonie Newton-Breen as the ruler-wielding Sister. Opens 8 p.m. tonight, then 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Saturday-Sunday through Oct. 9. $27.50/$22.50/$12.50. 3200 SW Dash Point Rd., Federal Way. 253-661-1444, www.centerstagetheatre.com
Contemporary American composers Carter Pann, Bright Sheng, Marilyn Schrude and Paul Schoenfeld will be on the program for the Puget Sound Piano Trio (Duane Hulbert, piano; Maria Sampen, violin; David Requiro, cello) this weekend at …


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Julian senses that Edith is hiding something from him, but she refuses to tell him what it is. He promises to wait until she is ready to tell him. Julian gives some of the nineteenth-century newspapers in his sleeping chamber to Doctor Leete Leete informs Julian that the anarchists who were making such a fuss in the nineteenth century were actually subsidized by prominent capitalists in order to scare the public into opposing economic and social reform. The reforms that did occur were brought about not by labor or political parties, but by a universal social commitment to the ideal of the brotherhood of man.
Women are also members of the industrial army, as they have been freed from the burden of domestic labor. Therefore, women are no longer dependent upon men for their maintenance. They are ranked according to a different system than male workers, and they have their own female general-in-chief, elected in the same manner as the male general-in-chief. She serves in the President's Cabinet and has veto power over any measure concerning women's work. Female judges preside over cases that involve only women, but judges of either sex may decide cases involving parties of both sexes. Leete explains that marriage is now based on love rather than wealth. Now that women are free to marry men who make the best fathers, society in general has improved greatly. Moreover, the relations between the sexes are much more frank. A woman can just as easily confess her love for a man as vice versa.
One Sunday, Leete invites Julian to listen to a sermon by Mr. Barton transmitted over the telephone wires like music. When Julian hears that he has been the inspiration for the sermon, he is eager to listen. Barton praises the vast improvements made in the conditions of the nation's citizens in only a century. The conditions of the nineteenth century seem now like unmitigated barbarism. Afterwards, Julian becomes melancholy because he contributed to the inhumane and immoral conditions of the nineteenth century that Barton so fiercely criticizes. He feels that he inspires revulsion, pity, and curiosity in the people around him as a representative of such an ugly age. Noting his distress, Edith asks Julian to tell her the reason for it. Julian explains that the sermon has dashed his hopes of becoming an equal and integrated member of modern society. Edith assures him that she and her family are sincere in their feelings of friendship for him. Julian confesses his love for Edith, and Edith confesses her love for Julian. Afterwards, Julian learns of her secret: she is the great-granddaughter of Edith Bartlett
Julian has a nightmare that his awakening into the twentieth-century utopia was all a dream. In the nightmare, he reads a nineteenth-century newspaper, a catalogue of the human misery caused by an economy based on private capital. In the nightmare, he fervently explains to Edith Bartlett's family why their way of life is so horrendous. He tries to explain to them how society can be changed for the better, but they become angry and expel him from their home. Julian is greatly relieved to find that his sudden return to the nineteenth century was nothing but a nightmare.
For a nineteenth-century reading audience, Bellamy's ideas are radical, incredible, almost frightening. Likewise, the anarchist movement was reviled as a serious threat to social order. Bellamy cleverly makes his ideas for social reform more palatable by implying that they are less radical and threatening that those of the anarchist movement.
Bellamy only belatedly addresses the role of women in his imagined utopia. He very delicately addresses the narrow roles allotted to women in nineteenth-century society, because the women's rights movement was an extremely controversial issue when he wrote his novel. He ignores the matter of women's rights in favor of pushing for economic reform. Although this may have been a pragmatic move, it is problematic that Bellamy affords so little attention to half of humanity in his portrait of the perfect society.
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The Service Canada Centre for Youth is volunteer holding in hopes of encouraging young Windsorites to volunteer.
The aim is to provide young people ages 15 to 30 with over 15 different organizations within the city that need volunteers.
The fair will be held this Thursday, downtown at 400 City Hall Square in room 409 from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
For more information, you can contact the youth centre at 519-560-2481 or email joel. [email protected]


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Congress Is About To Approve A Slew Of Green Energy Subsidies
You can thank 'the swamp' for this.
We Watch CNN's 'Reliable Sources' So You Don't Have To (10-1-17)
The host spends the whole show bashing Trump.
Eliminating Federal Waste Means Swimming Upstream
The USDA catfish program is seen by many as the lowest-hanging fruit for budget cuts.
Major Marijuana Reforms Deep Inside Senate Spending Bills Would Allow Vets Access To Medical Marijuana
'This is a rare case of Congressional leadership actually listening to their members'
Sen. Thad Cochran Marries Longtime Aide At Center Of Campaign Controversy
Cochran's campaign had denied any relationship
Longtime Aide To Sen. Thad Cochran Arrested In Chinese Sex-For-Drugs Scheme
Planned to trade meth for sex
COULTER: A Tough Night At MSNBC
'After Tuesday night, Republicans' main objective is clear: Convince Oregon Measure 88 to run for president.'
Chris McDaniel's Attorney Is Contesting His Own Vote In Mississippi's Run-Off
A strange twist
Grand Jury Subpoena In Mississippi Senate Fight Includes A Shocking Name
'Any and all records regarding your conversations and dealings'
McDaniel's List Of Illegitimate Votes Includes A Surprising Name
'The level of absurdity here seems to reach new heights every day'
MCDANIEL CHALLENGES COCHRAN'S WIN: 'Here We Are With The Evidence'
Announcing challenge, McDaniel rails against 'race-baiting'
Exclusive: McDaniel Team Strikes 'Black' References From Press Release
"Thad Cochran lost Republican votes in the runoff, but made up the difference with black democrat votes," the early version says.
COULTER: Eyes On The Prize
'Why shouldn't Cochran ask black people for their votes in a primary?'
Chris McDaniel Campaign Accuses Thad Cochran Of 'Race-Baiting'
Cochran campaign fires back
The Tea Party Is Still The Future Of The GOP
The establishment's smears only show how much they're like the Democrats
The Mess In Mississippi
If only both sides could lose…
RNC Member Wants Investigation Into How Race Card Was Played In Mississippi Primary
'Deeply offensive, indeed unacceptable'
Grandiosity Wins The Day: Reporter Is 2K Shy Of Funding Goal
Hey, if it works…
McDaniel Campaign Offering $1K Reward For Proof Showing Voter Fraud
Cochran campaign dismisses allegations
Listen To This Thad Cochran Campaign Conference Call With The Media Go Completely Haywire
'Why do you think it's ok to harvest their votes?'


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Every other week we will collect your refuse which could include:
- waste items not included in your recycling service
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- polystyrene (cups and trays)
- ash and Vacuum bags and dust
- glass - please wrap carefully
Please don't put these in your refuse:
- any materials we can recycle
- garden waste
- large bulky items
- construction and demolition waste
In your non-recyclable refuse collection, please ensure that this waste is securely contained and left out for collection in the normal way. If you do use a wheelie bin to store your waste, please use standard size refuse sacks. We do not provide containers for non-recyclable refuse.
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According to ABC's The Blotter the Pakistani government of Pervez Musharraf has, in essence, offered Osama bin Laden safe harbor within its borders as part of a peace deal that cedes control of tribal areas in mountainous Waziristan, along the Afghanistan border, to Taliban forces.
According to a Pakistani general, bin Laden "would not be taken into custody ... as long as [he] is being like a peaceful citizen."
How's the War on Terror going? Five years after 9/11, the mastermind of the attacks is still at large, the Taliban army that gave him a surrogate nation state from which to launch his attacks is now the law of the land in Northwest Pakistan, and as far as our erstwhile ally is concerned, bin Laden is welcome to make himself at home there?
"The Taliban and al Qaeda leadership have effectively carved out a sanctuary inside Pakistan," former counter-terror czar Richard Clarke told ABC.
Is the Bush Doctrine no longer in effect? What happened to making no distinction between terrorists and the states that shelter them? Where is the president who said: "Anybody who harbors terrorists needs to fear the United States and the rest of the free world. Anybody who houses a terrorist, encourages terrorism will be held accountable."
Why aren't we leading an international force to uproot the Taliban and Al Qaeda from their mountain perch, or making Pakistan pay "a heavy price" for standing with the terrorists?