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Every hockey player's dream comes when they receive the call to play in the National Hockey League. It's a dream developed on backyard ponds and ice rinks worldwide.
For several New Jersey Devils rookies, there dream became a reality this season. A rash of injuries this season forced the Devils to use several rookie skaters. Fourteen rookies played for the Devils this season, with nine making their first appearance in the league. Most of those 14 haven't been just one game replacements. Many of them became integral parts of the team this season.
One of those players is Mark Fayne, who was drafted in the fifth round (No. 155 overall) in 2005 out of Providence College. Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello keeps deep roots to his former employer, and had two former Friars on the roster. Fayne watched as fellow rookie and former Friar Matt Taormina broke camp and started with New Jersey. But an ankle injury ended his season, and Fayne got his chance on November 22 against the Washington Capitals.
Fayne's first taste of the NHL was, as he described, a bit "nuts".
"My first game was kinda nuts playing against Ovechkin," he said. "I wasn't matched up against him, but a few times I was out when he was at the end of his shift and I thought 'Oh my God, that's Alex Ovechkin.'"
Since then, Fayne became a regular on the Devils blueline. He's played in the last 23 games and 32 of the past 33 contests. He's receiving regular minutes, routinely topping 18 minutes of total ice time per game. He's earned time on both the power play and penalty kill. While he's not an offensive defenseman, he's chipped in four goals, tied for eighth among rookie blue-liners.
Despite the success, Fayne knows his stay can be temporary. Waiting in the wings are injured defenseman Anton Volchenkov and Colin White. Bryce Salvador, who missed this season with post-concussion syndrome, will most likely return next year. To succeed, he's simply listening to the coaches.
"Just trying to do everything the coaches ask, right down to the way I'm warming up and cooling down after," Fayne said.
For as little hype as Fayne received, Mattias Tedenby entered this season as one of the most talked about rookies. Tedenby, fresh off a season with the HV 71 Jonkoping in Sweden, came into camp with high expectations. Fans watched Youtube clips highlighting his spectacular goals and salivated over his potential. While he underwhelmed in the preseason, he dazzled after his callup. He recorded points in five of his first six games, and even scored on a penalty shot.
Tedenby described the callup as "the dream," but it hasn't all been good. When Jacques Lemaire took over the team, Tedenby struggled to adjust to the new system. He spent several games as a healthy scratch, failing to earn a regular spot in the lineup. He believed that time helped him learn the system.
"He has a different system than the old coach here (MacLean)," the rookie said. "I had to get used to that system and it was good for me to learn under it for a little bit."
Tedenby also has prime position in the locker room, seated next to veterans Brian Rolston and Dainius Zubrus. He's credited the veterans for helping him improve.
"They help out a lot," he said. "They give me tips to make me a better player. It's not much, but it's a little thing that can help so much and those guys have been in the NHL for a long time so they know what they're talking about."
Tedenby leads all Devils rookies with 20 points, and his play with fellow rookie Jacob Josefson and veteran David Clarkson formed a productive third line.
Those aren't the only two rookies who have contributed this season. Nick Palmieri spent most of his 39 games on the top line with Travis Zajac and Ilya Kovalchuk. He's already chipped in 15 points and recorded two game-winning goals. Josefson has eight points in 24 games and drew rave reviews from Lemaire. Others, such as Olivier Magnan and Tim Sestito, admirably filled in for injured starters.
The Devils rookies are making immediate impacts and learning on the fly. Some already made an impact, and others are waiting for their chance.
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This is not the first time this has happened to me in New York City. Actually the 4th. I grew up here. And am aware of my surroundings. This morning a young guy – looked relatively normal – was looking at me from the platform. I was sitting inside the R train. One other man was in my train car but seated in the opposite direction.
The young guy exposed himself and was masturbating towards me. I didn't know how to react. Normally I would say something but I realized I then didn't trust the other male in the train car with me. My instinct was to look down. I cried realizing it ruined my judgement of the other male who could have been a nice person.
As an after thought I should have maybe taken a photo to report him. Wish I could do something more.
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Happy Friday Hollaback!'ers,
This week has seen some targeted press, with articles in The Huffington Post, Fast Company, and PIX 11.
Hollaback! sites around the world are busy this week:
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Hollaback Des Moines held a monthly meet up and tabled at the Iowa Student Power Convergence.
Hollaback! London has raised up to £730 in crowd funding for the Good Night Out Campaign.
…And participated in a Russian radio panel discussion on sexism!
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Guy working at a cell phone booth near the mall food court called "hi sweetie" as I passed. I'd never seen his face before. I told him not to call me that and not to give nicknames to strangers because they don't like that. He didn't take me seriously, but he got told.
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Coachella with the ghosts of musicians past...............................
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Metric, Of Monsters, Local Natives, Beach House, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Band of Horses, Stone Roses, Foals, Tegan and Sara or How to Destroy 2 Bears, Violent Femmes, Portugal, Hot Chip, Spiritualized, Simian Mobile or Postal, Moby, New Order, Sigur Ros DIIV, Oh Sees, Grimes, Paul K, Oakey, Vampire Weekend, Pretty LIghts, OMD, WU, RHCP, Dead Can Dance
Wait is this happening or not?
How is the hologram going to fucking work during the daytime?...
That's Dre's people....he's paid a fortune for it....and they programmed for months...it's not like they can make a call and have Jimi Hendrex or Kurt Cobain there on call.
so you have 2 major probs ...
1. it doesn't work during the day and that's when his set is
2. I doubt they've programmed it
Look at the URL- "red herring"
tupac wasn't a hologram you nitwits.
a better question might be...how long can this hologram joke go on? We are going to have hologram jokes about every deceased artist in history all the way until at least Coachella 2013 right? longer?


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Why Investors Won't Make Money On Next-Gen Video Games
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Video games are a billion-dollar business by sales, but they are a bust for investors. As the console wars heat up, we'll look at why video game companies are the worst way to play rising consumer discretionary purchases.
The business of gaming
The video game console industry is built on the idea of "platforms," much like more modern smartphone and tablet makers. The idea is simple: video game companies subsidize the sale of console hardware in order to grab gamer marketshare. From there, licensing and game sales are expected to generate the profits.
Betting on gaming is difficult, as there are no true pure-plays in the space. Here's a quick background on videogame stocks and why they're uninvestible:
Nintendo (NASDAQOTH: NTDOY.PK) – Nintendo led the next generation of console wars with its new Wii U console release, which beat rivals to be first to launch. What plagues Nintendo isn't the device or the market reception, but rather the financial mismanagement at Nintendo.
The company has net cash of $11 per American ADR. The balance, literally about $800 million of market cap, is attributed to a combination of Nintendo's vast video game franchises and the partial ownership of the Seattle Mariners. Despite carrying no debt, Nintendo has no plans to pay a dividend or repurchase shares, which makes Nintendo just one massive value trap, regardless of the Wii U's performance.
Sony (NYSE: SNE) – This down and out electronics company used to lead where it mattered. Sony was the company that was known as the innovator for big products like the smallest transistor radio and a record-selling Sony Walkman.
Sony's foray into video games has been marked with losses, however. The company lost a combined 415 billion yen in video games from 2006 to 2008, only to turn a tiny 47 billion yen profit in 2010. The "One Sony" plan has yet to turn around the video game segment, which can hardly sustain another subsidized generation of consoles. Sony's silence on its future video game plans – with the exception of a launch with zero new details – should steer investors clear.
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) – Microsoft's bread and butter are the operating systems and Office Suite, which provide the company with virtually all of its operating profits. The Xbox division provides virtually little upside for this behmoth. Investors would likely gain more from attacking its $68 billion in cash and short-term investments, which should be paid out to investors as part of larger dividend or share repurchase plan.
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There simply isn't a good way to play the next batch of video game launches. Nintendo is unwilling to part with any of its retained earnings for shareholder friendly moves. Sony has yet to provide enough information about its PS4 system – and history suggests it is much better at losing money than making money on consoles. Finally, Microsoft's Xbox profits are merely a drop in the bucket compared to its profits from operating systems and the Office Suite.
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Little is the new big. Were talking really little, as in micro, as in microgreens, teensy young vegetables and herbs harvested when theyre just a week or two old.
Flavor- and nutrient-intense and eater-friendly, theyre popping up in supermarkets and growing here in an appropriately little space the three-acre Miami Green Railway Organic Workshop, or GROW.
It may be small, but it has a big heart and a bigger mission Sustainability, community outreach and urban agriculture, says Thi (pronounced Tee) Squire.
Urban is right. The farm is an organic oasis surrounded by commercial warehouses near Miami International Airport. Next-door neighbor and partner Rock Garden Herbs, which employs Squire, packages and distributes the microgreens.
Its such a bizarre thing to want to do, admits Squire, GROWs director of education. Who wants to grow food in the middle of a city and make it commercially viable?
It took over a year of work before the site, originally zoned for industrial use, earned organic certification and the citys blessing.
Traditional planting would be impossible, with chemicals from surrounding warehouses compromising the soil. But GROW, which launched in 2008, thinks and grows out of the box. The staff of 10 raises vegetables and herbs in pots and microgreens in flats. If a crop isnt flourishing, they shift it elsewhere on the property to give it access to different light.
The farm also grows full-sized vegetables and herbs, but right now, microgreens are having their moment, available at major retailers including Publix, not just locally but nationally.
Restaurants are also feeling the microgreen love.
For me, the products taste and appearance really sets it apart, says Yardbird chef Jeff McInnis. We love using the celery to serve with our pimiento cheese and kale for items like our big kale salad.
Keeping up with microgreen demand is easy the farm has installed more greenhouses. Harder is growing microgreen awareness among consumers.
A lot of people have seen them, eaten them, but didnt know what they were called or know theyre actually available at a local store, says Squire.
Do not confuse microgreens with sprouts. Both are tiny, but sprouts, the germinated seed and shoot of plants, have been linked with so many contamination issues that many stores have yanked them from their shelves.
Microgreens are only the tender new shoots of herbs and vegetables you know and love, like kale, arugula and broccoli. They dont need cooking, add flavor to salads, fluff up sandwiches and top off tacos.
Rock Gardens four microgreen blends are not only grown sustainably, theyre packaged that way, too.
And were able to promote them as local and organic, says Squire, which is what everyone wants.
That includes her. Squire grew up in Miami, moved away for school, married and came back with husband Bill in the 1990s.
We felt like it was the it place to be, she says.
She also wanted a greener lifestyle.
I have kids, says the mother of sons Sean, 19, and Stirling, 6, and daughter Sage, 17. I started reading more about food production and chemicals. I made a lot of changes. We ate healthy, but I did even more from scratch, paid more attention to where my food came. My childrens school friends were overweight, and I was thinking, how can I make an impact, make a change in my community?
GROW and Rock Garden donate vegetables, herbs and microgreens for local events that focus on greener living and healthier eating. They hosted an onsite dinner for Slow Food Miami, with Squire preparing a Vietnamese meal an event so popular, says Slow Food Miami president Renee Frigo Graeff, theyre contemplating doing it again.
GROW and Rock Garden also host GROW Your Lunch field trips for schools. Squire gives students a tour of the farm, they weed flats and harvest microgreens, and then use them to make lunch.
Over a fresh, delicious lunch, We talk about the environment, land reclamation, carbon footprint, irrigation they learn and get more connected, excited, says Squire.
The adults are just as enthusiastic and interested. Some dont even know what broccoli looks like. They ask, How do you make tomato sauce? They become interested, take home information and they eat better.
Its one of the ways Rock Garden and GROW do the community outreach thats part of their core message. And its just good business.
If the kids understand and enjoy fresh, healthy produce, says Squire, theyll be more likely to ask for it.
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PORT ORANGE - I have driven past Hidden Treasure Tiki Bar & Grill on Rose Bay more times than I can count.
Each time, I told myself I would stop by the quirky, rustic-looking, waterfront restaurant sometime soon. It looked too fun to pass up.
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We ordered fried gator tail as an appetizer. Another great appetizer is the seared ahi tuna, served with a cucumber wasabi. While we waited for it, we caught up on the football game playing on the TV at our table and enjoyed watching people in kayaks paddle by on the bay.
Our first course came out hot and fried to perfection, crunchy on the outside and tender and delicious inside. The wild-caught, all-white meat gator tail was served with the restaurant's special "treasure" sauce.
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The restaurant has lots of TVs and a full sports bar that would be a perfect place to meet friends or catch a game. It also offers daily & nightly dinner specials and happy hour from 2-7 p.m.
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Dining in Union Square, Financial District, and Chinatown
Fashion, business, and history collide in this broad swath of the city, where you can eat for pennies or spend your rent in a single sitting.
Around Union Square department stores and boutiques rule, and hotels—from Campton Place to the Sir Francis Drake with its Scala's Bistro (432 Powell St. 415/395–8555 4:F3)—pull diners in for pricey lunches and pricier dinners.
Here and in the nearby Financial District, CEOs can hide away in old-school dining rooms, like the red walls and tufted booths at Alfred's Steakhouse (659 Merchant St. 415/781–7058 1:E4), while ladies who lunch pop into Café Claude (7 Claude La. 415/392–3505 4:H2).
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New Asia (772 Pacific Ave. 415/391–6666) is perfect for dim sum newbies—English is spoken here, and the sprawling room means you won't stick out like a sore thumb. For the best selection, try for a table near the kitchen; by the time the carts make their way upstairs, they're picked over.
For more-adventurous spirits, Dol Ho (808 Pacific Ave. 415/392-2828) is a hole-in-the-wall serving up good dim sum at great prices. Neighborhood regulars fill the small space, snapping up the best items from the single cart. There's not much English spoken here, but the authenticity and low tab make any sign-language efforts pay off.
When you walk downstairs into Hang Ah (1 Pagoda Pl., at Stockton St. 415/982-5686), you'll feel that you've discovered a long-hidden gem, where you can fill up on conventional dim sum for a song.
If you're in a rush, stop at friendly You's (675 Broadway 415/788-7028), a busy take-out spot famous for its (huge) barbecued pork buns.
Many locals like Great Eastern (649 Jackson St. 415/986-2500) because they can check off what they want on dim sum menus instead of waiting for a cart.
Others, especially Financial District workers on weekdays and families on weekends, migrate to City View Restaurant (622 Commercial St. 415/398-2838) for its relatively quiet dining room, ample choices, and atmospheric location.
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Chinatown's Eastern Bakery (720 Grant Ave., near Sacramento St. 415/982-5157) is the neighborhood's oldest bakery (since 1924) and best-known outpost for traditional mooncakes, in some two-dozen styles, from winter melon to yellow bean to coconut. If you're not tempted by mooncakes, try the tiny egg-custard tartlets (often still warm) or the coffee crunch cake, with coffee-flavor pastry cream between sponge-cake layers and crunchy toffee on top.
If you're willing to head a little bit into the "TenderNob," that minineighborhood where the lower part of Nob Hill meets the Tenderloin, you'll be rewarded at Hooker's Sweet Treats (442 Hyde St., near Ellis St.), a stylish and small oasis known for its house-made salted chocolate-caramels, chocolate-banana bread pudding with hard sauce, cookies, and locally roasted coffee drinks. The owner (Hooker) is from New Orleans, which shows in the bohemian aesthetic.
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FARGO, N.D. (AP) -- A prisoner transport company says it will pay $70,000 in expenses to law enforcement agencies and farmers who helped capture an escaped convict who tried to hide out in a North Dakota cornfield.
The payment is part of a settlement agreement filed Monday in federal court. The government filed the complaint against Extradition Transport of America, which had been transporting Joseph Megna from Florida to Washington state in October 2011 when he escaped from a rest stop on Interstate 94.
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Lester also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of violating court-ordered conditions of release.
In exchange for his guilty plea, state prosecutors dropped three other DLS charges brought against Lester this year along with another charge of violating his conditions of release.
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Brent Hoberman reveals Made.com growth plans following £6m Series B round
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Made.com, the London-based online furniture retailer chaired by Lastminute.com and MyDeco founder Brent Hoberman and started by Growing Business Young Gun Ning Li has completed a fresh funding round worth £6m.
The Series B funding has been provided by American investment firm Level Equity in tandem with PROfounders, in which Hoberman is a partner.
Made.com, which was founded by former banker Ning Li in 2010, will use the funding to push its expansion plans overseas, particularly in America, which is one of the company's key target markets.
The company, which purports to offer designer furniture at factory prices, has already attracted 100,000 customers, and collaborated with a string of big-name artists, including Damien Hirst and the Chapman Brothers.
CEO Li and founding management team Julien Callede and Chloe Macintosh, are currently recruiting a new employee every week, and it is thought the business has grown six-fold since launch.
Discussing the new investment, Hoberman told Growing Business: "The funds will be used to build upon the solid brand foundations we have laid, and help us move towards international expansion.
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Transformers DLC Adding More Robots, MP MapsPublisher Activision today revealed a summer-due downloadable content pack for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 editions of Luxoflux's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
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Featured in Living Etc. magazine, this colorful boys room has Cath Kidston wallpaper, an Eames rocker and a timeless striped rug. In this design-conscious, comfortable North London family home, even the kids' rooms don't skimp on style...
This soothing all-white girl's room has a few well-chosen girly pink accents that can easily be swapped out as she grows older.
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Ohhh... I love the tent "walls" on the bunk beds. Must go see if I can source those...
Love, love, LOVE those kids rooms!
Can anyone figure out where rug is from? Love the color combo-
The rug is from IKEA.
Ours is about 4.5 years old.
Started out as an ugly rug covering and now is great in the kids playroom.
Still looks awesome.
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The health fraud in food advertising
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Forbes says that "foods masquerading as drugs" have become a huge business, as companies realize they can make serious bucks by adding omega-3 fatty acids and beneficial bacteria to their products.
This "functional food" industry is a $160 billion business worldwide, and sales are growing at about 7% a year, Forbes reports. The magazine lists several food cons that could dupe shoppers into paying more for benefits that aren't really there. Here's a list:
ProBugs: This yogurt beverage, found at places like Whole Foods Market (WFMI), says it can stop the growth of harmful bacteria in your digestive system. But in a clinical trial, Forbes reports, a daily dose of ProBugs didn't reduce antibiotic-associated diarrhea in children. It didn't help stomach pain or reduce the number of missed days of school, either.
DreamWater: This water is advertised to help people relax and fall asleep. But an independent group found no proof that the water affects the brain at all.
Cheerios: The U.S. Food & Drug Administration came down on General Mills (GIS) for saying this popular cereal can lower cholesterol.
POM Wonderful: This company, which makes the pomegranate juice sold in grocery stores, has spent millions of dollars on scientific research. But, Forbes reports, "there's not a single definitive result among studies listed on POM's website."
Vitaminwater: Coca-Cola (KO) bought this brand in 2001 for $4.1 billion. But your body only needs a certain amount of vitamins -- which Americans generally get enough of as it is -- and taking more than that is unnecessary and can even be harmful, Forbes reports.
Coke tells the magazine that Vitaminwater has less sugar than soda, and that vitamins have an important role in health.
Kellogg's GoLean Honey Almond Flax: This cereal advertises 500mg of omega-3s, but they contain alpha-linolenic acid, Forbes reports. That acid only converts to a small percentage of the truly beneficial elements in omega-3s.
If you really want to get into omega-3s, look for products that contain eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) or docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), the magazine reports.
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Time to add Outkast to the first post.
Time to add Outkast to the first post.
Paging HCB, first page update needed...
so sad.. b.ut is life. where are we going? Cr****
September 20 - Skeletonwitch
September 21 - Nails
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October 2 - Beck
October 3-5 - Austin City Limits
October 10 - Bonobo
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October 29 - The Melvins
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The expense of landing Outkast would explain why GV booked fun. as a budget headliner.
9/10 Swans @ Roxy, 9/17 Karen O at Masonic Lodge, 9/19 Tokimonsta @ El Rey, 9/20 Chvrches @ Tower Theatre, 9/30 Cibo Matto @ the Roxy, 10/3-4 Desert Stars, 10/9 Zola Jesus @ El Rey, 10/16 Massive Attack @ Greek Theater, 10/22-25 CMJ, 10/26 Asobi Seksu & Slowdive @ Royale
Do we even have reason to believe this "some guy" is anyone with status to know anything?
You obviously didn't look at the vimeo link... or my post was just a failed attempt of making fun of both gaga and the coachella wizard
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give your phallic obsession a rest buddy.
Outkast would be fucking ACE!!!!
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Christopher was born in Putney in 1947. He and his wife, Christo, have two children. Chris was educated at Marlborough College, the University of St Andrew's and the Inns of Court School of Law. He was called to the Bar in 1972 and practised as a Barrister until his election as Member of Parliament for Southampton Itchen in 1983. At that election Chris overturned a Labour majority and became the first Conservative MP for that constituency since the Second World War. After a short period as Parliamentary Private Secretary to Peter Brooke when he was a Treasury Minister, Chris was appointed to the Government in 1986 at the Department of Environment. He specialised in local government, planning, housing and construction until he was appointed Minister for Roads and Traffic at the Department of Transport in 1990.
Following the loss of Southampton Itchen in 1992 he worked for Ernst & Young as a consultant. He also served on the Health & Safety Commission and the Local Government Commission for England and was a member of the DTI De-Regulation Task Force on Transport and Communications.
In May 1997, Chris was elected as Member of Parliament for Christchurch recording the only 'Conservative gain' of that Election, overturning a substantial Liberal Democrat majority. He was appointed a Vice Chairman of the Party with responsibility for local government and oversaw the establishment of the Conservative Councillors' Association and the recognition of local government in the new Party Constitution. He also served as a Frontbench Spokesman for the Environment and Transport. After a spell as a member of the DTI Select Committee, he was an Opposition Treasury Spokesman in 2001 and served as Shadow Minister for Transport and Environment up to May 2005. Following the 2005 General Election, Chris joined the Speaker's Panel of Chairmen and is serving on the Procedure and Administration Committees. He was Chairman of Conservative Way Forward from 2001-2009 and is now an Hon Vice President. He is a member of the Council of The Freedom Association and Joint Secretary of the 1922 Committee of Conservative Backbenchers. Chris is Vice Chairman of the Human Rights and Legal Affairs Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
Prior to entering Parliament, Chris was Leader of Wandsworth Council between 1979 and 1983 where he pioneered local government privatisation and achieved substantial expenditure reductions. He received an OBE for services to local government in 1982.
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Tapatio for most everything that needs spicing up.
Although I must admit that I preferred Tabasco for MRE's (Meals-Ready to Eat). One of the greatest things they did was make the little, tiny bottles and include them in the MRE's.
Concur with job. I used to use Tapatio for everything until I found sri racha. Now that is the only hot sauce I use.
Or as my old roommate used to say "Tapashio"
This is ALL you need to know!
Tapatio = the Mexican ketchup!!!
Frank's Red Hot...
BTW...I believe my major posed for the Tapatio bottle... Either that or he has a twin he doesn't know about...
I prefer
I've bought bottles of both over the years but I couldn't tell them apart now if you asked me. lol
I've already mentioned in past posts my favorite hot sauce is Lingham's Hot Sauce, Original blend. It's a malaysian sweet hot sauce.
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The people of Hartlepool have voted to reject the mayoral system after ten years.
On a low turnout of just 18 per cent, total of 7,366 people voted to reject the mayoral system and return to a traditional committee system.
That compared to 5,177 voters who wanted to keep the mayoral system.
The Labour Party in Hartlepool campaigned against the mayoral system.
The Labour group is now the most powerful on Hartlepool Borough Council and will have a clear majority on all the committees.
Councillor Carl Richardson, deputy leader of Hartlepool Labour Party said: "It was a good result for democracy."
Chris Webber
Counting is underway at the referendum on whether to keep a directly elected mayor in Hartlepool.
Nothing is confirmed and it is very early but The Northern Echo has been told turn-out is low, about 15 per cent, and early indications seem to indicate a tight race.
Some people at the count say it looks as if the people of Hartlepool may reject the mayoral system.
The Labour Party has campaigned in the town to abolish the mayoral system. If successful the Labour group will be the most powerful political grouping on Hartlepool Council.
TEN years of directly elected mayors could come to an end tonight in Hartlepool.
Voters are still going to the polls in the town to decide whether to keep directly elected mayors or return to a traditional committee system.
Stuart Drummond has won all three mayoral elections so far.
He said he has not made up his mind whether to stand again next May if the people of Hartlepool decide to keep directly mayors.
However he has argued that the system should be kept as the most democratic option because every voter can consider issues affecting the whole town and it gives the mayor a clear mandate. He will not be attending tonight's count.
The most powerful group arguing for a return to the committee system is the town's Labour Party, the biggest political grouping on the council.
Hartlepool Labour's leadership has argued the committee system would be more democratic because elected councillors representing specific wards would receive more power. They also argue the mayor system is too expensive.
Both sides say they are unsure which way the vote will go. Polling stations close at 10pm. Results and reaction will be posed on this blog.
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Polling stations across North Yorkshire reported turn-out as slow.
By 1pm today many polling stations in York had reported single-figure turnouts.
Hambleton and Richmondshire District Council said polling stations had been "very quiet" and voting slow across the district.
Significant number of voters appear to be saying they will be registering their protest by spoiling ballot papers.
City of York Council has said it will publish the number of spoilt ballot papers received, but this figure will probably not be established until after the election outcome is declared.
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A CATHEDRAL funeral service will be held next week for a North-east soldier killed in Afghanistan.
A funeral service with full military honours will be held for Lieutenant Edward Drummond-Baxter in Durham Cathedral on Tuesday (November 20) at 2pm.
The 29-year-old, who lived with his parents near Consett, was killed alongside Lance Corporal Siddhanta Kunwar on October 30, one month into his first tour of duty in Afghanistan.
Both soldiers, from the 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, were attending a meeting in Nahr-e Saraj when a man in Afghan police uniform opened fire.
Motorists are facing traffic chaos in Bishop Auckland after a two car collision.
The emergency services are in attendance at the two car crash on the roundabout linking Newgate Street, Cockton Hill Road and Bob Hardisty Drive in the town centre
One person has been cut free and taken to hospital, along with a second adult, for treatment on what are believed to be minor injuries.
The incident took place at about 12.50pm.
Police officers are on the scene diverting traffic while crash investigations are carried out.
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DURHAM CROWN COURT: A MAN has appeared in court accused of causing a fatal accident at the weekend.
Pantelimon Ovidiu Iordache appeared at Durham Crown Court this morning charged in connection with the death of pedestrian Dean Laing, who was involved in an accident on Claypath, in Durham City, early on Saturday.
The 37-year-old is believed to have been walking home to Gilesgate after a night out in the city centre when the accident took place.
Mr Iordache was subsequently charged with causing death by dangerous driving and failing to stop after an accident.
The case was adjourned for a plea hearing in the New Year.
POLICE POWERS: NEW powers allowing the police to seize booze from adults drinking in the streets of Stanley came into force today.
Officers will be able to confiscate alcohol from anyone they believe is causing disruption or disorder in large parts of the County Durham town.
The Designated Public Places Orders cover Stanley town centre, part of South Moor, Hollyhill Gardens and surrounding streets in South Stanley, Annfield Plain, New Kyo and Catchgate.
A1 INCIDENT: TEENAGERS who threw breeze blocks and bags of cement off a motorway footbridge onto cars driving along the A1(M) in County Durham are being hunted by police.
At least one lorry was hit and damaged earlier this week at Coxhoe, near Durham City.
There have been a number of similar incidents in the area in recent months and in one attack in September a lorry driver had to go to hospital to have glass removed from his eyes.
Police spokesman says: "It is only a matter of time before someone is seriously injured if the persons responsible are not apprehended".
Do you recognise this male? Call Durham Police on 101.
PCC: More voter comment from the polling station at the Friends Meeting House on Cambridge Road in Middlesbrough:
Mohammed Majid, from Linthorpe: "I voted for the Labour candidate because he is a local person and I think he will be good for the job. The campaign has been a bit weak though and generally only publicised in newspapers with not much being done by the candidates themselves."
PCC: I've been out around polling stations in Teesside chatting to those casting votes in the election for Cleveland's Police and Crime Commissioner.
First stop was The Roundel Pub in Thornaby but there were no voters to speak to.
The polling station at Thornaby Central Library had seen around 15 voters by mid-morning.
One voter, Pat McKie, from Thornaby, said: "I am voting for Labour because I am Labour. I don't really know who he is, though. We did not have enough information through the door about what the candidates' policies are. How are we supposed to know who we are voting for? It's all been a bit confusing. I have not really given a fair vote, I have just voted for the Labour party because I didn't have enough information."
Janet Porteous, 81, from Thornaby, said: "I voted for Labour and my second choice was Alam because I am a Labour supporter and because Thornaby is independent and so is Alam. There has not been enough information and people do not even know why they are voting. If there had been more information, there might be more people here to vote. There is not enough out there about what they are going to do or who is going to be in charge."
Joanna Morris
Putting the D&S Times together, deadline at 1pm. The fact I have the Sonic the Hedgehog level one music in my head is not helping.— @MasonEcho 15 November 2012
Off to Rockliffe to see Mowbray to talk Cardiff. Hope there's a decent biscuit selection on the go today.— @StephClarkEcho 15 November 2012