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My obsession with meatballs rivals only my long-held fixation with David Tanis's first cookbook. So I couldn't stand to cook through his new cookbook, One Good Dish, without trying his Tunisian meatballs. In his recipe, miniature, well-spiced nuggets of beef or lamb are briefly fried in olive oil before being simmered in a simple, fragrant sauce of broth, onions, and tomato paste. Tanis thickens the sauce using a bit of magic—lightly flouring the meatballs before frying and simmering. The small amount of flour left on the meatballs turns the sauce to velvet, and it clings to both the meat and the buttery pilaf of Israeli couscous and raisins.
Why I picked this recipe: These meatballs, served with buttery couscous, were one of the most substantial meals in Tanis's book. Also, I love meatballs.
What worked: The long list of spices came together in great harmony, and the completed meatballs were perfectly tender.
What didn't: No problems here.
Suggested tweaks: Tanis suggests using beef or lamb in the meatballs. I think they'd also be great with ground pork. I had fregola sitting in the pantry, so I used it in lieu of the couscous to great success.
As always with our Cook the Book feature, we have five (5) copies of One Good Dish to give away this week.


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ICC retains DL method, rejects VJD
The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced yesterday that it was sticking with the Duckworth/Lewis (D/L) rule for deciding rain-affected matches after an Indian engineer put forward a replacement method.
Devised by English statisticians Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis, the D/L rule was first introduced at international level in 1996. V Jayadevan, an engineer in the south Indian state of Kerala, has spent a decade working on his so-called VJD system. This has been used in Indian domestic matches since 2007 following a recommendation from batting great Sunil Gavaskar. Jayadevan argued his system should be adopted internationally, because the D/L method often produced targets that were "not reasonable or sensible".
But the ICC's cricket committee, at a meeting in London this week, decided to stick with the present system. A statement issued on behalf of the committee, chaired by former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd, said it had considered Jayadevan's method in great detail but added: "The committee unanimously agreed that there was no evidence of any significant flaws in the D/L method nor did the committee believe that any improvements could be offered by the VJD method."
The committee, which only makes recommendations to the ICC's main board, due to meet later this month, also called for the end of the bowling powerplay in one-day internationals. Instead they said the standard 10-over fielding restrictions at the start of each innings should be retained, followed by one five-over powerplay, at the batting side's discretion, by the 40th over. A maximum of four fielders outside the 30-yard ring during non-powerplay overs is also recommended, down from five at present.
Fast bowlers would be allowed to bowl two bouncers per over instead of one. The committee reiterated its view that, depending on the ability to finance the technology, the Decision Review System (DRS) should be implemented "universally" in Test and ODI cricket. Indian cricket chiefs have yet to be convinced by the accuracy of the technology and so the system is not used in matches involving India.
Key points
>> ICC World Twenty20 being held every two years and continues to be joint men's and women's events with 16 men's teams from 2014
>> A prototype sensor to determine illegal bowling actions. The next phase will involve further development
>> No change in current regulations on switch hit and reverse sweep shots which was endorsed in 2009
>> ICC to consider day-night Tests in a bilateral series if both countries agree. Trials at domestic level
>> To further improve over-rates, there will be no drinks break other than the official ones and to resume play as soon as possible following referrals


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Every second Sunday near the Temescal Art Center, you will see anywhere from fifteen to fifty people file into a dark room with hushed tones, curious glances, and knowing smiles. While you wait for your pupils to dilate, you can sip on a delicious beverage, often donated by Linden Street Brewery or home-brewed by Gilbert Guerrero himself. (The last one, I heard, was a blackberry wheat with hops and berries from his own garden. I was partial to his jalapeno saison myself.) Then the lights go dim, a projector reel whirrs, and you're ready to explore a unique installation of "Expanded Cinema," a term that encompasses a wide range of exploratory practices that transgress the boundaries separating media.
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The '80s come roaring back in Stephen Chbosky's sensitive adaptation of his coming-of-age novel, The Perks of a Wall Flower (1999, MTV Books). Though the book and film take place in 1991, there's a distinct pre-hip hop, early MTV vibe, thanks to the soundtrack, dominated by the likes of Dexys Midnight Runners and the Smiths, the band responsible for the best break-up songs, according to the film. The retro feel isn't accidental. Even without the music, baby boomers and Gen Xers will fondly recall any number of director John Hughes's character-driven ensemble dramadies, such as The Breakfast Club.
Narrator Charlie (a quietly appealing Logan Lerman) describes himself as the "weird kid who spent time in the hospital," following a bout with depression after his best friend's suicide. Completely without friends, he's already counting the days until he graduates from his suburban Pittsburgh high school—1,385 to be exact. Like anywhere, the cafeteria represents the social pecking order, and no one wants the reticent Charlie at their table—not even his older sister who only hangs out with fellow seniors. His luck changes when he takes charge and sits next to a class clown at a football game, the openly gay Patrick (a tad over-the-top Ezra Miller), and finally finds a friend. He's then initiated into the world of hip and brainy outsiders, who call themselves the "island of misfit toys," which includes Patrick's stepsister Sam (Emma Watson). However, hormones get in the way of their friendship when Charlie falls for her, though she's dating a college boy, and, still feeling emotionally raw, Charlie's just a breakdown away from more treatment.
Part of the film's appeal lies is its timelessness. It could've taken place anytime in the last 30 years as long as some theater somewhere still has a midnight screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show or there are eccentric teens that feel like they don't quite fit in with the popular crowd. The dialogue occasionally drops pop culture references, but the wardrobe and hairstyles aren't too specific—there's no big hair, shoulder pads, or acid wash anywhere.
For the most part, the debut director stays out of his cast's way and manages to showcase his young actors, whose camaraderie is effortless. The tone's edgy and frank enough for a PG-13 rating without downplaying the book's harder, sexual edge—it's not more candid than, say, Glee. Chbosky transfers huge chucks of dialogue from page to screen almost verbatim so that his characters, though familiar, become multidimensional and transcend stereotypes and the hot-button issues, such as homophobia and physical abuse.
Taking on a character like Sam is a smart career choice for Watson, who has loosened up considerably since her days as Hermione in the Harry Potter series, where she often appeared bored. Here, any physical awkwardness on her part works for her character, a brainy senior and former bad girl. Watson's a different sort of movie star, in the mold of another British fashion plate, Twiggy (though not as androgynous), plus her American accent is spot-on. This would be an attention-getting role if she wasn't already a household name.
Adapted and Directed by Stephen Chbosky
Rated PG-13
103 min.


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A box of bandages just won't do for a food allergy crisis. Even diligent efforts at allergen avoidance can be thwarted. You never know when a severe food allergy reaction can occur and require emergency response actions. Serious reactions are often unexpected, sudden and require immediate attention. Time is of the essence when there is a risk of an anaphylactic reaction, an extreme, often life-threatening allergic reaction. So like Scouts, its best to "be prepared" with both plans in place and an emergency kit. Following are some suggestions for both.
- Wear a food allergy awareness bracelet
- Prepare an Emergency Action Plan
- Schedule Calendar alerts for updating allergy-related information and Emergency Kits
Emergency Kit
- Decide where emergency kits are needed: home, school and travel/car
- Store kits in a temperature-controlled area
- Use an easily accessible, durable case that is clearly marked
- Supplies:
- 2 epinephrine auto-injectors, if prescribed
- Oral antihistamines
- Small tube of hydrocortisone ointment (for topical application)
- Fast acting asthma medication (if prescribed)
- A copy of your Emergency Action Plan
- "IF FOUND" info card for the emergency kit to be returned
Supply sources suggestions:
Bracelets- Fashionable food allergy bracelets are available that will suit the needs and style of anyone. Consider your local pharmacy or take a look at these website offerings:
Food allergy Research and Education (FARE) has an online store with bracelets and other emergency-related supplies
Allerbling bracelets are both an educational tool and conversation piece
Medicalert has a variety of choices
Emergency Action Plans can be found on a number of allergy-related websites. Here are several sources to consider:
Food Allergy Research and Education website
Food Safe Schools Organization website
St. Louis Children's Organization website
What do you keep in your food allergy emergency kit?
-Jody L. Benitz, MS, RDN
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AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani is reportedly set to fly to London this weekend to try and carve out a deal for Arsenal striker Joel Campbell.
AC Milan's striking line-up for next season remains the subject of much speculation and the latest reports indicate they are leaning towards a move for Joel Campbell.
The San Siro side put their trust in enigmatic marksman Mario Balotelli last season, but it was a mixed campaign for Super Mario, again dogged by incidents off the pitch.
The press had reported that Milan were on the brink of selling Balotelli to Arsenal for just under £30 million at the start of June, but club president Silvio Berlusconi claimed that Balotelli's poor World Cup scuppered the deal.
The sale of Balotelli was essential for Milan to engage in an active transfer campaign this summer and they remain short of resources.
Recently it has been suggested that a swap deal may work with Milan getting Joel Campbell, who is known to be a target, and Arsenal receiving Balotelli.
That may be on the cards as Sky Sport Italia has reported that Milan transfer guru Adriano Galliani is considering jumping on a flight to London this weekend to see Campbell at the Emirates Cup and discuss the Costa Rican with Arsenal's directors.
However, Galliani may have other business in London and could be flying there to discuss Adel Taarabt with Queens Park Rangers.
Taarabt spent the second half of last season on loan to Milan and impressed, but a permanent deal seems to have steadily slipped down the list of priorities at San Siro.


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A fascinating question to reflect on is: who will work in the future, humans or robots?
Will robots take charge of almost all the jobs? And in this case, what else will humans do during the day, with all the free time available? Or the scenario will not change much: even if in a more robotized society, humans will continue to work most of the time anyway?
The two different scenarios correspond to the change, or the persistence, of the very concept of job that exists today, and of some structures, in particular the monetary system and the production of energy. Easy to understand that if the necessity to earn money vanishes, and if the necessity to pay the energy vanishes, more easily also the necessity to work vanishes.
I want to try to analyze the two possibilities. On the first one I can offer a personal point of view, considering that I'm living with it already: I don't have a job and I have a lot of free time. In this case, it must be evaluated what will happen if the percentage of people that live like me, today a minority, will grow in the future. However I prefer to start from the scenario that is more familiar and therefore easy to imagine: the one in which humans will continue to work most of the time.
Humans will continue to work
It seems obvious to me that technology will keep on being developed, so inevitably the trend that has been going on for awhile now will continue: i.e. humans will continue to be gradually replaced by robots in their jobs, since the robots in most cases are more precise and efficient.
For many people that tried to predict the future, this argument meant automatically that will come the day when humanity will be freed from labor. But I'm not sure of sharing this optimism. To me instead, it seems better not to underestimate the possibility that, as human jobs will switch to robots, more and more fake jobs will be invented to keep the humans busy.
With fake jobs I mean unproductive jobs, that don't generate concrete resources, or superfluous jobs, that generate resources in excess that later are thrown away. Actually many jobs of both types exist already now, and keep the humanity busy already now. So what I'm talking about is nothing else than a continuation of the phenomenon already in progress, that could survive and get amplified.
Today very evident examples of unproductive jobs are seen in the banking sector and in politics, while of the superflous jobs the evidence has become internet, that by now is definitely ultra-saturated, because it's flooded every day with new contents created by armies of journalists and authors, contents that however reach an audience that is more and more microscopic. Even many of today's schools are factories for superfluous jobs, dedicated to provide the students with a lot of knowledge that they will never use -so they'll throw it away– in adult age.
It's plausible that the future will present a picture in which, even if in the context of a great abundance of resources generated by robots even more advanced and efficient than the current ones, humans will continue to have very little free time, because they'll be very busy with jobs invented… exactly with the purpose of keeping them busy.
Someone could ask: jobs invented by whom? A conspiracy theorist would probably answer "by the estabilishment", and there's definitely no doubt that the estabilishment gets benefits from having the majority of people busy working, with little free time. In this way there's a more ignorant and tired mass, easy to manipulate. However I believe that in large part it's people themselves that tend toward these useless jobs, with no much need of some "secret agenda" to push them.
To understand the reason it's sufficient to observe how people behave when they have free time: the majority, actually, is not at all at ease with free time.
Free time is a trigger that can cause an increased level of consciousness, and a high level of consciousness often is hard to sustain: questions hard to be answered appear, a lot of uncertainties appear. It's for this reason that often people, when they're not working, do a systematic job to actually lower the level of consciousness: eating junk food, watching television, going shopping, drinking alcohol.
In addition to this spontanous tendency, as anticipated above, two determinant factors are money and energy. If a financial system similar to the current one persists, many humans will continue to find themselves in a situation with great abundance of resources (abundance that will probably become more extreme thanks to the robots), but they will be able to access those resources only through money, that they will try to earn by working. Similarly for energy: if it will not become abundant and easily accessible for everybody, humans will continue to work to pay for it.
Also, a whole series of new artificial needs could arise, to which many new artificial jobs would reply. Here a number of more or less distopyan scenarios can be imagined, for example a planet where despite robots will have solved the problem of producing the essential resources, humans will be absorbed anyway by a gigantic industry of entertainment, made of virtual realities and videogames, inside of which they will continue to work many hours per week.
The idea sounds rather disquieting, but actually it wouldn't be anything else than the acutization of what happens today. In this sense we could say that the future is already now. The only difference would be that, if today the percentage real jobs vs artificial jobs is something like 30% vs 70%, in the future it could lean even more toward the artificial jobs, and become something like 5% vs 95%. Within the small percentage of real jobs that will survive in the future, probably there will only be jobs in which the "human factor" (imagination, creativity, emotions) is an advantage not challenge-able by robotic efficiency.
So as a quick recap, in this first scenario many humans would continue to work also in the future, either to escape from free time or because they would continue to believe that they have to work. This implies that they would continue to adopt the concept of job that exists now (it's "job" if it's compensated with money), and implies that they would continue not to realize that by working for money, in a financial system similar to the existing one, they basically play a poker game rigged to their disadvantage.
It's the scenario I'm less attracted to, because it involves a very unaware future humanity, but it still holds some positive aspects, especially for that minority of people that will decide not to work. In fact, since everybody else will be busy with their jobs, for those who will have more free time there will be more opportunities available, less competition, less traffic, less lines, and so on.
Humans will stop working
The second possibility comes from a more radical transformation of consciousness, and I believe that it's also the most likely scenario. In fact, I would tend to give for a fact that we will go toward this scenario in the future, if it wasn't that the question "but then why it didn't happen already?" makes me cautios. My impression is that a transformation will take place, but much more slowly than some people predict.
In this vision, people will abandon in mass the things that today are considered jobs. Willingly or not, unemployment will come for nearly everyone: some will abandon their jobs consciously and voluntarily, others instead will be pushed into unemployment by the robots, by profound changes in money (maybe from fiat to cryptocurrency), by entrepreneurs that will make energy abundant and accessible, by smaller and more efficient governments.
Those that will be pushed into unemployment, probably, will try more than the others to keep alive a market of fake jobs, that unlikely will disappear completely. The others however will have finally surrendered to the obviousness: in a world that is highly technological and abundant of goods and services, easily produced by the robots and accessible to everyone, the old concept of job doesn't make sense anymore: its motivation to exist, simply, disappeared.
So all these people will find themselves in front of the same question that I faced already few years ago, when I quit my job: what do I do during the day? Until today, for many people this question would probably sound as threatening: they would associate it immediately to the question how would I avoid boredom? It's from here, in fact, that begins the search for distractions, for activities that "keep us busy" (as many existing jobs are, at this point).
But what will happen in the future, if people will look inside this boredom, instead of trying to avoid it with entertainment? In fact, if fake jobs will have lost any credibility as option of partial time-fillers, extending the television fictions and the videogames to the whole time could feel as unsatisfactory for many people. Even traveling in the real world, an activity that many fantasize to do "if it wasn't for the job", if done constantly could not dissipate the feeling of a lack of purpose.
What do I do with my time? is a difficult question -even existential– since inevitably it originates other questions in chain: what do I do with my life? and so what is the meaning of life? In front of this last question a huge number of people could land in the future, a lot more than today. And from the great variety of answers that will come, the planet and the society could really be transformed in unpredictable ways.
It's possible that, after several reflections, many people will reach a conclusion similar to the one that I reached: unless we decide to live life waiting for the manifestation of some "divinity" or "superior authority" to reveal to us a universal meaning of life, valid for the whole humanity (something that maybe, probably, will never happen) it makes sense that we assign it by ourselves, individually, a meaning to our life. The meaning we choose is exactly the meaning of life, the "right" one.
This choice will be crucial to decide if even in the future we humans will continue to do something during the day, rather than becoming an almost completely inactive species, fed by robots. Those who will take the time to decide how to use their life, will have the motivation to act.
But at this point, these actions will be part of a totally new concept of labor, profoundly different from the previous, just because the motivation that generates it will be profoundly different. The motivation will not be anymore obtaining the "old" goods and services, at this point redundant and not really interesting, but it will be an impulse coming mostly from the inside, and not anymore from the outside.
To such a substantial change in the motivation that will generate labor, probably a substantial change in the fields toward which labor will be addressed will follow. Hard to imagine, in fact, that in a scenario where labor will be highly optional and humans will decide to work following a process of introspection, the efforts will be employed to produce souvenirs or irrelevant education. Possibly those that will get a strong momentum will be new fields like genetic experimentation, space exploration, and in particular the research on how the mind works.
So, the one I'm describing here is a scenario in which humans would stop working -but for what is the old concept of work-. However many of them could stay active by adopting a new philosophy, and according to it they could more often start to feel to want to "work".
My journey
I've been lucky enough to reach the question what do I do with my time? well prepared. Unemployment is something that I searched for and that I wanted strongly. The reason for my determination came in fact from having taken the time to decide what was the meaning of life, for what I wanted to use mine.
The answer that I found, that went through refinement with time anyway and that is still being refined, is that the meaning of life is love: the love that we give and the love that we receive. Secondly, the meaning of life consists also in exploring and understading better the universe, enjoying the beautiful things that exist, and producing new beautiful things.
This type of vision had effects in many areas of my life, and obviously also on my practical concept of job. The concept I had before became obsolete and not proposable anymore. Working has become adding something beautiful to the world, and having high quality. To me favoring quality over quantity seems necessary at this point, considering the degree of saturation reached by the human production in many many areas, both of material and immaterial products.
I find that for me it works well, to keep this general principle in mind: in fact whatever is the specific project I decide to work on (be it writing an article, producing a documentary, building a house…), it always reminds me why I'm doing it and how to do it. This doesn't imply certainty of good results, but I find that it motivates me to act. It's a principle that created and creates with ease activities to insert in my time, when I feel that I want to "work". To be honest it's difficult at this point to label it as working time or free time, as the boundary between the two has inevitably become very blurry.
Picking up a paper in the street is work? Taking care of the garden is work? Even when people ask me what is your job? I'm not really sure what to answer, even if lately I solve the doubt by using the quick and elegant answer "entrepreneur".
About how much to work, in these latest years I felt like working on my projects just few hours per day, a small amount of time that anyway made me obtain several results that seem good to me. The reason why I didn't work more are essentially two: the first one is that, actually, I don't want to miss all the beautiful things "out there" in the universe (there are so many) working most of the time.
The second reason comes from one of my biggest internal conflicts, explained well by the famous allegory of the cave by Plato. In short, I have the impression that some of the most valuable things I have to give to the world (e.g. the useful information I found) often are not of any interest for the world, so spending many hours working on them maybe doesn't make sense. At the same time, I'm not sure I want to work a lot on something for which there is more interest, but that I don't "feel" is my strength. This is a doubt I haven't solved yet, but anyway I believe that it belongs to many other people, so I don't feel lonely in the conflict 🙂
Actually, I believe that is right through this type of internal "journeys" (introspection, as I wrote above) that the redefinition of labor could pass in the future. If jobs will survive taking a new form, abandoning the current one -often grotesque- of fake jobs, such form could be influenced by processes like the one of disidentification by humans with their job role. So here we're talking of "reviewing" the relationship with the ego, a relationship not easy… at all.
Notes: While fascinating, this topic is to say the least theoretical and philosophical. The article could have some contradictions, however I believe that it contains several useful points.


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Rockfish in the Severn are heating up again. For the past couple of weeks, I've been catching fish, just not the bigger keeper fish that make your drag sing like Whitney Houston.
I launched at 5:15 this morning as the tide was just starting to flood. The sun was still hiding but light out enough to paddle without navigation lights. I'm still using my 1oz bucktail/paddletail combos to troll. One deep and one shallow. I also have two other rods ready and rigged with a 1/2oz bottom jig and a top water popper.
I get up to troll speed about 100ft from my launch and casted my shallow lure first. As soon as I casted my second lure my first lures gets a taker. I land the fish and turns out to be 14 inches. For the next 45 minutes I land around 10-15 undersized rockfish ranging from 12"-17" and couldn't troll without a small fish grabbing either lure at any depth. Definitely a fun time right off the bat but I wanted to find a little more size.
I look off into the distance and see some breakers, not that it looked like bigger fish but just gave me another avenue to fish a different method. I paddled as hard as could (without my trolling lures deployed) to get to the same vicinity of the breakers and grabbed the rod with my popper tied to it. I casted it and retrieved using a sharp but slow and steady jerk-jerk-pause motion. Right away, I had a fish jump a foot out of the water trying to get to my lure. I get the lure all the way in with no other bite attempts. I casted a second time and get the lure about ten feet from my board and WHAM! I knew immediately that this was larger than any of the keepers I caught earlier in the week. I literally only had to put three revolutions on my reel to get this guy boardside and then land him. As I was trying to get ahold of the fish the line broke at the lure so I was scrambling to keep him topside. Luckily, I managed to keep him and the lure in my possession. After getting him tied off to my stringer I measured him out to 25-1/4". I was extatic!
The bite died down after this fish so after 6-7 more casts I went back to trolling to find another keeper or breaking fish. For the next 30 minutes I caught 1 dink and decided to call it a morning.
As I was headed back to my launch I noticed some bigger swirls in the shallows about a mile from my launch. So, I retrieve my trolling lines and once again grabbed my popper rod. I casted using the same method as earlier and by the 3rd cast another fish with some fight hits hard. I land it and get him in my fish grips and measured out to 20-1/2". It was an awesome feeling limiting out when I was already content with the one fish that I had.
All in all, topwater made it possible for me to head home limited with a 25-1/4" and a 20-1/2" rockfish while trolling made the rest of the time exciting with dinks.
Here's a link to my Instagram for those of you who would like to check out the short video I made.
Good luck to all!


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Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary Edition World Tour Gets Lots Of Screenshots Showcasing New Episode
Gearbox Software has released a whole bunch of screenshots for Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary Edition World Tour, available October 11th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
The recently released images showcase eight new levels created by original level designers for Duke Nukem 3D – Allen H. Blum III and Richard "Levelord" Gray, who got back together to create new maps for the anniversary edition. World Tour will introduce a brand-new episode, "Alien World Order", which will send the games loveable protagonist around the globe to iconic locations in order to "save babes and kick alien ass", the new maps will feature in that episode.
"We took the same approach that we did 20 years ago – making fun maps was our primary goal," said Gray. "The most important thing specific to the new content was to make the biggest levels ever in a Duke game, and we did! Players will be amazed by how massive some areas are."
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We hope that this resource might help clear away any wonders one might have about the Russian alphabet of today and its pronunciation.
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It took longer than usual to get the Warden away from Dr. Phillips down at the hospital. No matter how much the Lieutenant disagreed or how he argued his case Phillips figured all those broken ribs, that collapsed lung and the injury to his back needed to stay in the hospital and, being a doctor, he had the last word. All of them continued to go down and keep him company. Casino did his best to be there when the physical therapists started to work him over up in his room, and then, later, when Garrison went down to take his sessions in the therapy department. He even learned how to do some of the stuff. Make the transfer from the bed to the chair, then from the chair up to stand with the help of the braces and canes. And he was the one who was there when the Warden took his first steps.
Garrison still managed to get out a couple of weeks early, on good behavior,… and because the cons promised to keep an eye on him. With four experienced 'parole officers' Phillips decided he couldn't get into too much trouble. He was making remarkable progress so, with a warning not over do it, the doctor finally let him go.
They ignored his protests and brought the car around the back, right up on the lawn near the terrace outside the Warden's office so he wouldn't have to tackle the steep set of stairs that led up to the front entrance. Even the few steps up the back way and the short distance he had to travel across the stone terrace winded him and he pulled the chair away from his desk and took a seat to rest. Goniff went off to organize a drink in celebration, Actor headed for the kitchen to bring up the soup Winnie'd left for him, Chief stood just off the Warden's left shoulder in case he needed anything and Casino picked up his kit bag and headed for the door that adjoined his office.
"We set you up in here again." Opening the door just enough to set the bag inside he turned on their leader, fists planted on his hips, his voice as scornful as ever. "As often as we gotta do this I don't know why you don't just pack everything up and move it down here permanent."
"And make it even easier for you guys to get out that window?" Laughing hurt, and Garrison just managed to avoid it. "Not a chance, Casino."
Casino dismissed that with a wave of his hand. "You being up there's never stopped us…. Man, knockin' that bed apart and hauling it down those stairs was a pain in the butt."
"The bed?" Garrison sat forward in the chair and started to get up, thought better of it and leaned gingerly back again. "Why didn't you just set up the cot like before?"
An irritated thumb was jerked in the direction of the door that had just opened to admit Actor and Goniff bearing their trays. "Orders from his Highness, here. I tried to talk him out of it but he insisted you'd be more comfortable."
"Casino," Actor said as he moved the steaming bowl of soup off the tray and onto the desk in front of the Warden. "As I recall, it was you who first brought up rearranging the furniture. The fact that I agreed with you and organized the move does not make me entirely responsible for it." Out of the corner of his eye he caught sight of Garrison shoving the bowl aside just as Goniff arrived at his elbow with the tray of drinks. Taking a brandy for himself he lifted the hi-ball glass full of milk off the tray and sat it down next to the soup bowl. "Lieutenant, the only reason you were released before lunch was served at the hospital was the promise we all made Doctor Phillips that you would eat as soon as you arrived, and then go straight to bed." Turning a pointed gaze on the younger man he continued. "I heard you make that promise as well. What kind of an example will you be setting for us if you go back on your word?"
Garrison just rolled his eyes and picked up the spoon. The others laughed and sipped at their drinks as he ate.
It wasn't a large portion, he still couldn't manage much, but it took some doing to get rid of it all. By the time he reached the bottom of the bowl, he'd almost reached the end of his energy too. Craig lifted the glass in a silent toast to his men and downed the milk in one go. Setting the empty glass back down with a clunk he turned a glare, that was tempered by a half smile, on his second and asked. "May I go now?"
Actor directed a benign smile in his direction and gave a little nod. "Yes, you may," then his voice took on a note of concern. The paperwork and discharge instructions from the doctor, and then the drive itself, had taken time. When they'd arrived to pick him up the Warden appeared well rested and almost fit, now, pain and fatigue etched lines on his face and darkened the area below his eyes. "Do you require any assistance?"
Garrison carefully got to his feet. "I can manage thanks. You guys take off for a while. Go on into the village, hit the pub or the movie house and give me a break. It'll be nice not to have someone hovering around for a change." That was one of the things that made a hospital so uncomfortable, every time you moved there was someone at your elbow… Besides, he knew the men had been in the city most of the time he was there because one or two of them would wander in for a 'quick visit' pretty much round the clock. They needed a rest just as much as he did.
There was a chorus of 'As you wish', 'sure thing', and 'why not' to his suggestion as the men finished their drinks and headed for the French doors that led out to the terrace. Craig didn't watch them out to the car, he was beat and was more than willing to go in and get some rest, so he didn't notice that they'd stopped just outside the door and edged down to stand under the window that was cut high in the wall of the room they'd set his bed up in.
Garrison turned to the left as soon as he stepped into the room. There was a chair in the corner, and hooks on the wall that would serve as a temporary wardrobe. He worked the buttons down the front of his shirt and eased out of it, hanging it on one of the hooks. Toeing out of his shoes he shoved them under the chair, then unbuckled the belt, loosed the button and unzipped his pants. Letting them drop off his hips he caught them with his left hand and stepped free of them. Mindful of the crease he folded the trousers over the back of the chair, letting his wallet and the other content of the pockets spill out onto the seat. Glancing down at his feet he sighed in mild frustration. He'd keep the socks on, they'd be too much trouble to get off, let alone back on again when he got up.
Intent on the bed when he turned around he didn't see it at first, when he did he let out an unguarded laugh, groaned over it and pressed his right hand down over the thick layer of tape and padding that still encircled his chest and ribs while he waited for the pain to subside. Moving past the bed to the far side of the room he bent stiffly at the hips and studied the layout. A length of miniature track ran along in front of the table that usually had a map spread over the top of it. He followed along it with his eyes, there was a gentle curve as the track turned the corner of the room, ran in front of the oak two-drawer file cabinet that had been drafted as his bedside table, and disappeared under his bed. Backing up a couple of steps he could see the sharper turn it took on the far side as it looped back to run along the wall at the head of the bed. A quick survey turned up the transformer and controls sitting conveniently atop the oak file cabinet.
Craig lowered himself gingerly down on the edge of the mattress and reached out to flip the switch. Nothing happened. He gave the dial on the control an experimental twist and was rewarded by the chuffing sound of a small engine as it moved along the track. A moment later it came into view as it slowly chugged out from under the bed and he couldn't help laughing again, even though it hurt. The small locomotive pulled a line of flat-bed and open cars… Every one of them held rank after rank of tin soldiers. Trying out some of the other switches on the control unit he was rewarded by a fairly realistic train whistle and a warning bell that clanged discordantly as a small barrier dropped down over in the corner of the room near the table leg. He tried different combinations out and dialed up the speed.., until he nearly lost a company of men when the little train rounded the corner a bit too fast.
Turning the control knob back to a slow steady 'chug' he used one of the canes to help lever his legs up onto the bed, slipped under the blankets and stretched out to try and get comfortable. The ache in his chest and back was almost constant, the relentless tingling in his legs maddening and the brace they had him strapped into was driving him crazy. To take his mind off all of it he concentrated on listening to the train as it traveled around and around the room.
It was almost hypnotic, the soft 'chug' of the small engine, the ticking of the wheels on the track as the train made it's way around the room. ... Around, and around, and around as he finally drifted off to sleep.
Late that night Goniff propped himself up on his elbow and directed a mildly irritated glare through the darkness at his friend and teammate. "Y' know, mate…. That might not a been one a the best ideas you ever had."
Casino just groaned and turned on his side as laughter filtered through the darkness from the other cots. The sound of that train clicking along the track seemed to be coming from everywhere. Who knew the ductwork between their room and that room off the Warden's office down on the first floor would act like a damned amplifier? Squirming to the edge of the pillow he reached back and pulled the other end of it up and over and jammed it down on his ear. Jeeze! He still heard it! The sound vibrated up the cot's wooden legs and drove right into the middle of his brain… The sound of that stupid train was gonna drive him nuts!


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The city of Glendora announced it is extending the deadline to apply for vacancies on several of the city's boards and commissions to 5 p.m. May 22.
The seats will become vacant on June 30.
Two spots will be open on the library's board of trustees for three-year terms. The group meets the third Monday of the month and "provides strategic leadership and serves as the creative catalyst for developing and implementing the mission, values and vision of the Glendora Public Library," the city announcement states.
Three seats will be open on the Business Improvement District's Advisory Board. Two are three-year seats, while the third is an unscheduled vacancy for a term expiring June 30, 2015. The board meets at 8:30 a.m. the first Thursday of each month and members must operate businesses within the district that are subject to the city's assessments.
Two three-year terms will be available on the Community Services Commission. The group meets the third Thursday of the month and provides advice to the council and community services director on parks, recreation and community services issues.
A vacancy is set on the Investment Advisory Committee, which reviews the city's holdings and provides economic insight to the city treasurer. The committee meets quarterly and members serve three-year terms.
Three vacancies on the city's Water Commission must be filled by customers of the city's Water Division of the Public Works Department. Members serve three-year terms and advise the council on policies and programs that involve conservation and financial matters. The commission meets quarterly.
A seat will be available on the Planning Commission for a four-year term. Members advise the council on land-use policy and help guide future development in the city. The commission meets on the first Tuesday of every month.
Applications are available at City Hall in the Office of the City Clerk from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays at 116 E. Foothill Blvd. Applications also can be downloaded at www.cityofglendora.org. Completed forms must be filed with the city clerk.
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According to an article from the Globe and Mail, Canadians have wasted over $27 billion worth of food after purchasing groceries from the grocery store (e.g. the food never made it into our bellies, where it belongs). In more concrete terms, the average Canadian, according to a Statistics Canada survey, wasted about 122 kilograms of fruits and vegetables, 6 kgs of dairy, 26 kg of poultry and red meat, and over 15kg of oil, fats, sugar, and syrup in 2009 alone.
The amount of garbage Canadians produce is shocking, as we have been notorious for producing the most garbage, using the most electricity compared to even our neighbors to the south. The average Canadian produces 777kg of garbage compared to the 578kg average produced by citizens of sixteen other developed nations in 2009.
Although the cost of groceries has remained stable this year, the inflation of breads, meats, fruits, and vegetables has risen substantially within the past few years. With the cost of groceries continuing to rise, it is important to make sure that we are not letting our food go to waste.
Therefore, here are a few money saving tips to make your groceries last longer and to get most bang for your buck with your grocery money!
Separate your Bananas
Ripe and brown bananas are the bane of my existence, especially in the summer when the fruit flies particularly enjoy them. Bananas produce ethylene gas which causes enzymatic ripening of fruits nearby in addition to the banana itself. Most of the ethylene gas is produced in the stem of the banana. Therefore, according to Life Hacker, if you separate the bananas into individual bananas (rather than leaving them as a bunch) this should help slow down the browning process. In addition, if you want to go a bit further, you can wrap the stems of the individual bananas with plastic wrap or aluminum foil to prevent emission of the ethylene gas. Doing this, you can make your bananas last three to five days longer than they normally would.
Where's the Cheese?
To make your cheese last longer, if you are serious about it (or if it's an expensive piece of cheese), TheKitchn recommends that you buy cheese paper. Alternately, you can freeze your cheese for up to six months, however it might not taste the same as its pre-frozen state. If you do get mold growing on your cheese, it is acceptable to cut the piece of mold off, unlike bread. When handling cheese and cutting it, try your best not to touch the cheese, as the bacteria on your hand may encourage the growth of more bacteria, speeding up the mold growth.
Freeze Your Bread
I hadn't done this until a few years ago, but it works wonders. The cost of bread has increased in the past few years and I can't fathom throwing a loaf of bread away every time I see a bit of mold. Unfortunately, the bacteria has probably made its way to the rest of the loaf, so you can't just throw away that one bad slice. Throwing the loaf of bread into the freezer (this works well for pita breads as well) has helped prevent the wasting of bread. I can now wait until bread is on sale and then throw them in the chest freezer. Yahoo recommends that you keep your bread in the freezer for a maximum of three months, or else the texture of the bread might change and become soggy when you defrost it.
Put Foil On It
Instead of putting a ring on it, put a piece of foil on it. Lauren Conrad (who by the way, has a very pretty website!) suggests that you wrap aluminum foil on your greens like broccoli, celery, and lettuce to make them last longer. Life Hacker states that using this method, celery can last as long as two to three weeks in the fridge. Although I'm not a big fan of celery (unless it is in a Caesar or doused in blue cheese sauce served with wings), this is a great tip to extend the length of green vegetables.
Bargainmoosers, do you have any other tried and true tips to keep your groceries lasting longer?
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BROOKSVILLE — When Hernando County lost its business development manager to the private sector in August, county commissioners embarked on a nationwide search to find a replacement with a proven track record.
They found that person Tuesday, and he had been sitting in the room with them all along.
Commissioners on Tuesday agreed to allow County Administrator Len Sossamon to take on the role of economic development director in addition to his job of running the county, at least on a trial basis.
When Sossamon was hired, part of the appeal, commissioners said at the time, was his experience as both administrator and economic development point person in his old job in Concord, N.C. Among his accomplishments there was developing the city's airport and industrial areas.
After a national search to replace Michael McHugh, 31 applicants were narrowed to just two to be interviewed in person. The interviewers — including Sossamon, his staff, commissioners and local business leaders — decided neither one was the right fit.
On Tuesday, Sossamon asked what to do next.
Commissioner Wayne Dukes suggested hiring a professional recruiter, which is how the commission found Sossamon nearly two years ago.
But Commissioner Jim Adkins suggested that Sossamon be tapped for the job because he had done it before, even if just temporarily. In his current job, he has already been involved in some economic development activities, he said.
Commissioner Nick Nicholson said he had been talking to Sossamon about the possibility for months. "He's got the track record,'' he said.
"I'm in agreement,'' said Chairman Dave Russell, as long as Sossamon didn't find that he was "spreading himself too thin.''
Sossamon thanked the board and members of the public who spoke up in favor of the idea. He said he was happy to take on the challenge and would let commissioners know if he was in over his head.
The choice takes the county in a different direction, one that puts the administrator in a more active business recruitment role. In recent months, there has been a tug of war between the county's airport and the administrator's office for control of the airport's industrial components.
A proposal for how the new job will work will be negotiated between Sossamon and Russell and be brought back to a future meeting.


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Hi Lauren
I must find out about that guide,i got the lonely planet guide, havent read it much yet though,although have the trip from ireland to oz to look through it.The main thing about booking a hostel for me is the security, especially been on my own, thats the next challenge for me. I siad id start in sydney cause its the most central and could move on after, I also know of a girl who lives there from home. Have you any tours or trips planned when you get there?


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I met Al Robinson back in 1993. He loved to read. He loved watching old war movies – I think Wake Island was his favorite – and he loved his family and he loved his association with Temple Israel. Those who attended the Saturday morning shul could always count on Al Robinson handing out candies at the front door. That was his post. That was his enjoyment.
One of my favorite memories of Al Robinson involved professional wrestling.
For a few years, back when I was married, I would watch the Monday night wrestling shows with Vicki's cousin Joel, her family friend Chris, and Vicki's father, Al Robinson. I called him "Pop." Couldn't call him Dad or Father or anything like that, he was just "Pop" as far as I was concerned. He watched the orchestrated male ballet with the rest of us, and while we were enjoying the program, Pop watched it and sorta paid attention. I think he was just happy to spend time with the rest of us.
Then one night, I think it involved a pay-per-view event, there was a match involving Sean Waltman – at that time wrestling under the name of Xpac. Waltman had a chance to beat somebody for a title belt, and he pretty much controlled the match. His opponent was dazed and on the ground, and at that time Waltman decided to take some time and perform his signature "crotch chop" and preen and pose for the crowd.
All of a sudden, I heard a voice shout, loud and clear from the couch, "PIN HIM, YA SHNOOK! PIN HIM ALREADY!!"
Yep. Pop was getting into the match. Apparently Waltman wasn't paying attention to my father-in-law's commands from the other side of the television screen, because Waltman turned around, ran into his opponent's finishing move, and stared up at the lights while the referee counted to three.
Alvin Robinson passed away in his sleep at the age of 80 on Tuesday, October 15, 2013. He is now reunited with the love of his life, Doris, in eternal rest.
Al and Doris lived with Vicki and me in a two-family home in Pine Hills for many years. After Doris passed away in 2004, Al continued to live with us for several years, until he found a new home at the Massry Residence at the Daughters of Sarah Senior Community living facility on Washington Avenue Extension. He felt comfortable there, and I visited him on occasion – even during the time when Vicki and I had separated and were in the midst of our divorce. Heck, at one point I even found a way to get him a lift chair. It was tough going there, and the visits I made were few and far between. And I have to be totally honest. I hate seeing my family members in assisted living facilities or nursing homes. I hate it. I don't care if it was my Grandma Betty in a nursing home in New Hampshire, or any other family member. Seeing them in that situation reminds me of my own mortality, and how my life will drift away some day. It scares me. Scares me like nothing else could in this world.
Some people think that by my not visiting my relatives at that time in their lives, it means that I don't love them or that I don't care about them. That's not true. I just can't be there when someone I truly cared about is trapped on a hospital bed, with wires and tubes connected to them like they were a car on a diagnostic lift.
On October 15, 2013, I received the call. Al passed away in his sleep.
The toughest emotions one goes through when someone close passes away is what did that person mean to you. Did that person improve your life by his or her existence on this earth? Al Robinson improved many lives. He was a good man, dedicated to his shul and dedicated to his family. The world is a better place because he was here. And the world is now a less pleasant place because he is gone.
Twenty-four hours after his passing, I had to make other arrangements. That included getting my daughter Cassaundra back to Albany for a few days. One round-trip plane ticket later, and she was on her way to the Capital District for the first time in nearly three years.
Sunday afternoon. The services are held at Temple Israel, Pop's home away from home for many decades. His casket – a simple pine box – is at the front of the altar. No one is around. I say a few words to him, thanking him for everything he's done. Then I find a seat in the back row of the synagogue.
The services take place. The family gathers at the front row of the pews. Songs are sung. Prayers are read. Remembrances are spoken.
And then, we drive 4.8 miles – from Temple Israel to the cemetery associated with Temple Israel.
As I park my car, I notice that one of the grave markers next to my parking spot is that of Avram Pock. And I smile. I remembered Avram Pock when he operated the Blue Note Record Store on Central Avenue. Did I ever tell the story of how my first record I ever purchased that didn't have a "Disneyland" or "Cricket" label was "Bohemian Rhapsody" at the Blue Note Record Shop back in 1975?
I take a moment to read the inscription on his stone. "Smile when you think of Avram." Wow. Still works.
The rest of the family and the mourners are gathering near a green tent. I have to hurry. They're not going to wait for me.
We are asked to throw dirt on the grave. It is the mitzvot of chesed shel emet – in Hebrew, as חסד של אמת, it's known as the debt that cannot be repaid. I grab a shovel and, with all the strength that I can muster, I pour ten shovelfuls of dirt on the casket. A few moments later, and with a second wind in my lungs, I throw ten more shovels of dirt – twenty shovelfuls, one shovel for every year that Al Robinson has been part of my life.
I know there's a reception afterward. Family members have been sitting shiva since his passing, and will continue to do so for the next few days.
I can't do that.
I just need to be alone. Right now, I need to find solace in a quiet, empty place. We all approach the finality of life in different manners. For me, I need some individual reflection.
I drive to a town called Crescent. Park the Blackbird. Walk through the canal path.
Death is something we must all endure. Sometimes it's a long and arduous process. Sometimes it's quick and sudden and shocking. It is not a comfortable process. It never is.
And in these reflective, retrospective moments, I take this picture. It's a picture of a tree, its orange-yellow foliage falling to the ground, the leaves falling like the treasures and gifts of a lifetime of wisdom and caring and love.
Rest in peace, Al Robinson.
You will be missed by all of us.


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Written: Written on August 21, 1922
Published: First published in 1928 in Lenin Miscellany VIII. Printed from the original.
Source: Lenin Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1971, Moscow, Volume 36, page 580.
Translated: Andrew Rothstein
Transcription\Markup: R. Cymbala
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August 21
Svidersky, Reske, Rozmirovich, Ruzer
and other members of the Collegium of the W.P.I.
I very much regret that Tsyurupa did not manage to do any work in the Workers' and Peasants' Inspection.[1] I am afraid that the work is not quite rightly organised. The type of work is individual investigations and reports. This is old hat. But there is no reorganisation of the machinery or its improvement. There are no model staffs composed entirely of Communists, or entirely of students of Schools of Soviet and Party Work; there are no systematically worked-out rates of work, which might be applied to other departments; there are no systematic statistical studies of what Soviet employees can do in this or that branch of government in the course of a week, and so forth.
I had constantly hoped that the influx of new people into the Collegium of the W.P.I. would liven up the work, but from my questioning of Stalin I have not been able to see this. Please write to me, and then we shall organise a meeting, if necessary. You have a staff of 8,000 instead of 9,000. Would it not be possible to cut it down to 2,000, with salaries for 6,000 (i.e., to treble the payment) and improve their qualifications?
If Avanesov arrives soon, show this to him too.
With communist greetings,
[1] A. D. Tsyurupa was ill and unable to take part in the work of the Workers' and Peasants' Inspection.


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Trying to sneak some veggies into my kids' diets, I came up with this and it was a big hit!
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Classic easy lunch--delicious and filling!
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Star Plus' serials Saath Nibhana Saathiya, Mahabharat and Saraswatichandra are apparently going to face the axe shortly, bringing in an array of new shows to the channel. A new show, Airlines - Har Udaan Ek Toofan, marking Bollywood actress Tulip Joshi's TV debut, is said to replace one of the three shows. The show has a different storyline, and is about the thrill, glamour and danger that is part of the Aviation industry.
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Star Plus has been known for having daily soaps run for light-years, like Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bhau Thi, Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, and Saath Nibhana Saathiya to name a few. But with the building pressure on Star from competitors like Colors (who have interesting shows like Comedy Nights With Kapil, Jhalak Dikhla Jaa, Big Boss 8, Khatron Ke Khiladi and the upcoming Anupam Kher Show) to provide something out of the box, I think the channel has decided to let go of the shows that are not able to impress the viewers.
According to a tweet by Mahabharat actor Thakur Anoop Singh, who plays Dritarashtra on the show, Mahabharat has got an extension till September. But Saath Nibhana Saathiya and Saraswatichandra's fates have not seen any such development. But the tweet was a month ago, and things could have changed since.
Look what ur love has done! ; * pleased to announce that Mahabharat has been extended till September ;) enjoy the show n the performances!
— Thakur Anoop Singh (@DRITARASHTRA) June 4, 2014
This comes as a shocking news to the ardent lovers of Saath Nibhana's Ahem-Gopi (Mohammad Nazim-Devoleena Bhattacharjee) and Jigar-Rashi (Vishal Singh-Rucha Hasabnis), and Saraswatichandra's Kumud-Saras (Jennifer Winget-Gautam Rode), as these are some of Star's most loved onscreen pairs.
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The news is also unbelievable as Mahabharat and Saath Nibhana... were high TRP garners since they went on air, and even according to the TRP ratings last month, the shows were among those with the three highest TRPs. Looks like Star Plus has decided to focus more on shows with innovative storylines like Yeh Hai Mohabbatein.


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Troy, McMonagle, Denker atop Stamford Amateur Golf
Updated 10:02 pm, Saturday, July 26, 2014
STAMFORD -- For the field of 119 golfers competing in the 2014 Stamford Amateur Golf Championship, it was their weekend to shine.
Their weekend to take center stage. Their weekend to battle the Sterling Farms and E. Gaynor Brennan golf courses for history and glory, not for $5 nassaus.
And whether it's your first time or 30th appearance at the Stamford Amateur, one thing never changes.
The butterflies never go away.
And when all participants had completed their rounds at Sterling Farms Saturday, there was a three-way tie for first place in the Men's Championship Division.
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Teeing off between 6:30 a.m. and 6:50 a.m. in the first three groups of the day, Michael Troy, Cahal McMonagle and Jason Denker all fashioned 4-over-par 76s. They hold a one stroke edge over Jim Romaniello, Cameron Warner and Alasdair McMaster (77).
"It was a little early in the morning for me, but it was fun. I had a better back nine," Denker said. "The greens were rolling well. My golf game has been better of late."
Troy, a standout golfer during his St. Luke's School career, played well Saturday despite a limited summer golf schedule. McMonagle is the 2012 Stamford Amateur Men's Champion and 2011 runnerup.
"I played better on the back nine," McMonagle said. "I'm looking forward to Sunday since Hubbard Heights is my home golf course."
Sunday's final round will be a challenge since the forecast calls for rain at various points throughout the day.
In the Ladies Division, Jen Kaplan is the leader at 85 followed by Jeanette Chagaris (89), Sue Cortese (92) and Madeleine Terenzio (93).
The Ladies Handicap Division title is a race with Pat DiVasto (98-net 71) just ahead of Karen DeBartolo (99-net 72) and Patana Iamkrasin (100-net 74).
The Men's Senior Division title will go down to the final hole Sunday.
Veteran Alex Lionetti leads at 78. He is being chased by Robert Whetsell (79), Lukas Konandreas (79), Mark Vassalotti (80) and Lou Argenio (81).
"I've been hitting the ball well the last few weeks. I played a steady round. I didn't get ahead of myself," said Lionetti, a past Stamford Amateur seniors champion. "I was 2-over par on the front nine with a 40-foot birdie on No. 7. I had a 3-foot birdie on the par-3 15th and parred in. I'm looking forward to Sunday."
In men's handicap A division (5.7-10.8 handicap), Jamie Russo and Bill Duggan are tied at 79.
David Tiscia lurks at 80 with Kevin Behan and Noel McNamara at 82.
In men's handicap B Division (10.9-14.4 handicap), Tom Birkett fashioned an opening 83 for a two-stroke edge over Peter Szemenyei, John McGroarty and Howard Meditz (85).
Men's handicap C Division (14.8-17.9 handicap) is up for grabs with a seven-way tie for first.
Peter Rathman, Sheldon Hochstedler, P.J. Tynan, Rory Barry, Terry Rhodes, Jacob Rocco and Charles Arnold all shot 89. They hold a one-shot edge over Zack Smith and Frank Meno (90).
In men's handicap D Division (18.9-26.9 handicap) young Rob Sherwood (90) has a four-stroke advantage over his dad Bob Sherwood and Ken Swan (94). James Bailey shot 97.
Despite the cutback from three rounds to two rounds and one weekend, summer vacation plans and a wedding cut into the 2014 Stamford Amateur field.
Going back to a fall weekend after Labor Day may push the Stamford Amateur closer to its hoped-for 192 entry limit.


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ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - A second round of genetic tests on the underwear of a woman who accused NBC sportscaster Marv Albert of sexual assault shows his sperm was present, according to a laboratory report filed in court.
An analysis by the Virginia Division of Forensic Science matched semen stains in the woman's underwear with a blood sample taken from Albert.
The analysis, filed late Thursday, concluded that there was a 1 in 8.8 million chance that semen found in a stain in the front of the underwear could have come from anyone other than Albert. However, tests on a stain in the rear panel of the underwear showed that there was 1 chance in 760 that the DNA was from someone other than Albert.
The reason for the widely disparate results is that the tests on the DNA found in the front of the underwear were more discriminating. Scientists tested four groups of genes from that sample but tested only two groups of genes from a stain found in the rear panel of the underwear, said Edward Blake, a forensic science expert in California.
A 42-year-old Vienna, Va., woman accused Albert of throwing her onto a bed in his hotel room on Feb. 12, biting her back severely and forcing her to perform oral sex.
Albert is charged with forcible sodomy and assault and battery and could face up to life in prison if convicted at his Sept. 22 trial.
Previous genetic tests on the semen on her underwear and other material recovered from a bite wound on her back and her underwear showed a 1 in 2.6 billion chance that the DNA came from someone other than Albert.
The most recent examination, however, involved specific tests that apply to genetic material found on fabric. Its results are broader because of the type of test and the size of the sample against which it was compared.
Albert was ordered to provide a blood sample and copies of his dental impressions in June. Results of the dental testing have not been made public.
Prosecutors ordered the second round of tests simply to provide a fallback in case the first tests are ruled inadmissible.
"The analysis contained in the second report is simply redundant. What's going on here is the prosecution basically is covering its rear end," said Blake, a DNA expert at Forensic Science Associates in Richmond, Calif.
Albert's defense attorney, Roy Black, complained bitterly that releasing the results of the DNA tests would jeopardize Albert's chance for a fair trial.
On Thursday, Arlington Circuit Judge Benjamin N.A. Kendrick rejected Black's request to dismiss the case because of the DNA publicity.
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Drupal White papers , Cheatsheets and Free books
If you have started with drupal and want to expand your knowledge, you either need to sit and spend time on Drupal Handbooks or buy some Drupal books.
Here I am giving some good collection of PDFs available on the web, which can be used for beginner or intermidiate developers.
2. Drupal module developers reference.
3. Building next generation Public Library websites with Drupal
4. Drupal handbook.
A complete reference for those interested in Drupal, both novice and experienced Drupal administrators, Drupal users and Drupal developers.
5. How to effectively manage and release your drupal contributions
8. Drupal Multi Site Management Tools
9. How to Install Drupal on a Windows Workstation
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By contrast, the change control management process can get very complex. This may require a separate change management system to process requests, keep track of them, provide alerts when critical dates are approaching (or have been missed), and facilitate closing out each request.
Change management is a key function within IT Service Management (ITSM), which addresses a broad range of activities associated with an IT operating environment. Within the ITIL framework, change management defines controls associated with managing changes to all configuration items (CIs) in a Configuration Management Database (CMDB). A key point is that ITIL addresses live, test and training environments, and not development or deployment environments. An Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) term, CMDB denotes the repository of all components within an information system.
ITIL defines the goal of the change management process as ensuring that "standardized methods and procedures are used for efficient and prompt handling of all changes, in order to minimize the impact of change-related incidents upon service quality, and consequently improve the day-to-day operations of the organization."
Encouraging the use of standardized methods and procedures is an important way that ITIL improves the change management process.
ITIL's approach to change control management includes the notion of business justification, which demonstrates that there is a defined business reason for the requested change and the associated funding. The business justification process typically takes place in the early stages of change management, such as defining the change or initiating the change.
The change management process typically includes the following activities (controls): defining changes; requesting and recording them; analyzing the business impact, costs, benefits and risks; developing a business justification; obtaining approval and funding, facilitating the change process; implementing the change; monitoring and reporting on the change implementation process, updating documentation; coordinating training; auditing the change against company change policies and controls; and then closing out the original change request.
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we were not made to live like you
We are a generation of blind patriots,
Floating amidst a sea of culture clashes and contradicting tides.
We roam.
Scattered across the corners of the globe,
We walk motionless, live lifeless and inhale; but we remain breathless.
We do not own the memories of our elders,
Nor share the scars that define our history
Yet the pain of loss lingers in our veins giving our blood a darker hue.
We relish our fluidity,
Our ability to assimilate and exist in these concrete jungles;
Though this was not our destiny.
We sought shade beneath square silhouettes,
Hung our heads in respect when passing celestial buildings
And bit our tongues during the winter months.
But we were not made to live like you;
To think like you;
To be like you.
Our skin is thinner than yours,
Our ribs bent further and spine's curved into submission.
We cannot stomach food that comes in packages,
Fruits so filled with chemicals that they would make our throats itch
And water so metallic in its essence, its very scent could make us flinch.
Our feet stutter against concrete roads;
Limbs cower from gusts of wind that travel up our trouser legs and seep into our spine's
And our skin is dull here; dark and dry
Beneath skies so grey, one would think the sun was shy.
This was not meant for us,
We come from a people who live to rove,
Drifting across the seething Serengeti, guided by the harmattan winds.
Our hearts beat a different rhythm and our souls dance in tribal motions.
We exist in English but come to life in our native tongues;
Ululating a lovers lullaby beneath a blistering sun.
No, we were not made to dance like you;
To dream like you;
To love like you.
And mama said, her accent thick as cement,
"Do not let them bury me in their coffins when I die. Shroud me in white sheets and bury me beneath red sands and saffron skies".
I watched her then;
with her smooth chocolate skin,
Dark sunken eyes and brown trembling lips.
She sits tightly clenching prayer beads with henna covered finger tips as if, Silent prayers could take her back 20 years.
She ages quicker here,
Her skin curled inwards in an attempt to veil itself from the cold and the bite of their lies.
Yet in these coldest of climates she remains sun kissed.
We continue to survive and elevate
Because thinner skin does not define the texture of our blood,
Or its rummaged warmth, destined to be living;
And living we are.
Even though the souls of our feet are strangers to the soil of this land,
We continue to strive through perishing pains and out cried goodbyes.
And the native remains sewed onto our tongues,
So that we taste the sourness of England with the sweetness of Somali sentiments-
As if without each other they would no longer function,
And we would no longer breathe those tones that have heavy African inheritance
But stay soulful to the eardrums of anyone that lusts flavour.
We are the red wine to the meal,
Coloured and colourings are foamed through every spec that made us different. Missing our roots and dust
But again we are living;
And living we are.
Cultured in tokens of wishful seeds that you could never begin to suffice in.
Separated but succulent;
Our ancestors would be proud of the embedded warrior that lies in the depth of our coloured and colouring skins.
- Farah Gabdon (c) 2009


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My professional background has provided me with a broad range of experience in this line of work. For instance, I am very skilled in:
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* Trained in Hoyer lift
* Medication : tracking, giving, and ordering
* Engaging clients in community outings, activities , and light exercise
* Caring for a variety of needs from dementia, head trauma, amputees, and congestive heart failure
* Immerse knowledge in direct care principles and procedure
* Preparing and prepping food for dietary needs and modified diets
*Intervention for behaviors and tools for preventing behaviors
* Maintain a clean and safe wholesome environment
* Transferring in a vehicle safety with wheel chair safety equipment
* Financial book keeping, along with monthly reconciliation, transferring and tracking of funds
* Training and monitoring of new hires
I enjoy working with the clients of all ages / socio-economic backgrounds and have a demonstrated ability to develop great relationship with them and their families. Moreover, I am trustworthy and responsible person who take great pleasure in caregiving tasks. Besides, I am dedicated to work hard and always accept challenges to produce winning outcomes. Over and above, I am an active team player who is able to work effectively with managers and co-workers.
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Jalisco, Mexico
Sarah Michelle Gellar married Freddie Prinze Jr. on September 1, 2002 at El Careyes Resort near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Sixty guests joined the four-day destination wedding, including Shannon Doherty, Wilmer Valderrama and Dule Hill. The couple exchanged vows in a non-denominational ceremony officiated by their friend, director Adam Shankman.
The groom wore a white linen suit by Sy Devore and went barefoot. The bride, who was given away by her mother, wore a strapless layered Vera Wang gown and flip-flops. The ceremony took place inside a private villa, Sol Del Oriente, after rain forced them to change their outdoor beach plans.
Following the vows, a reception was held overlooking Playa Blanca. Round tables were set up decorated with votive candles, white flowers and white linens. The dinner menu included filet mignon, lobster tails and egg rolls. For dessert, local baker Jesus Verdusco created a four-tier vanilla wedding cake adorned with rosebuds.
The couple shared their first dance to "Someone to Watch Over Me," performed by a Guadalajara band. Afterwards, guests joined the newlyweds on the dance floor and boogied to traditional Mexican music. The couple left the wedding at 3 a.m. as guests showered them in rose petals.
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While it is far from certain yet how strongly these storms will develop and where they will go, production platforms are already shutting down in some parts of the Gulf of Mexico in anticipation of the storm Gustav. Here is the latest satellite image and track overlay from my meteorological business, IntelliWeather:
The last time we saw oil platforms shut down in the Gulf, prices at the pump went up almost immediately. Today I noticed a 5 cent jump in prices at my own local gas station from yesterday as crude oil prices push higher.
Here is another wider Atlantic view of the two storms:
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So Little Time
Multnomah Publishers, 2002 - Fiction - 295 pages
Romance and revulsion, distance and determination frame a story that spans the continent in the late 1800s. McClain Reardon had saved ten-year-old Rya's life when the fugitive John Wilkes Booth held her at gunpoint in Virginia. Reuniting with McClain years later on the wagon trail to California, lovely Rya falls in love with her lifelong hero, and they plan to get married. But there is one dark shadow on this bright future: a sore old suitor's merciless harassment. Even though the Reardons have found true love, separation seems unavoidable. Trusting God is crucial when there is so little time...
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