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Father arrested after housing estate wardens find baby girl locked in car in 25C heat
A father has been arrested after allegedly leaving his baby daughter alone in a locked car and "forgetting" her on one of the hottest days of summer.
A father has been arrested after allegedly leaving his baby daughter alone in a locked car and "forgetting" her on one of the hottest days of summer.
Firefighters rescued 18 people from a huge fire in a high rise block of flats in south London.
Video: This is the moment a pensioner was savagely assaulted in an "unprovoked attack" which could cost him his eyesight.
A father has been arrested after allegedly leaving his baby daughter alone in a locked car and "forgetting" her on one of the hottest days of summer. Wardens Chris Waite and Ben Ashworth, pictured, found the child.
Visitors to Chessington World of Adventures were told to delete mobile phone photos of passengers stuck on a broken-down rollercoaster.
Ed Miliband will today set out a 10-year plan to rebuild Britain as he makes his key-note speech to the Labour Party conference.
The US has launched a series of air strikes against Islamic State (IS) groups in Syria.
Police frogmen were today continuing to search a river near to where missing schoolgirl Alice Gross was last seen as a knife found in the water is sent for forensic analysis.
Gallery: Jessie J headlined the 22nd day of the iTunes Festival at Camden's Roundhouse last night, bounding on to the stage in little more than a set of black underwear beneath a sheer polka dot top.
Harry Potter star Emma Watson has been targeted by online trolls in an apparent threat to post nude photos of her.
Video: This is the moment a pensioner was savagely assaulted in an "unprovoked attack" which could cost him his eyesight.
Video: Firefighters rescued 18 people from a huge fire in a high rise block of flats in south London.
This sparkling Mercedes, encrusted with real diamonds, gave passers-by a surprise when it was seen parked outside a hotel in Knightsbridge.
A woman has been left "traumatised" after two men pretending to be police officers handcuffed her and stole cash from her house.
Mobile phone seller Phones4u is set to close 362 stores and cut 1,700 jobs, administrators announced tonight.
A retired City trader won more than £1 million on the Scottish referendum result by wagering a staggering £900,000.
Video: A US news reporter last night resigned her post live on air with a shrug of her shoulders and the declaration: "F*** it, I quit".
Plans to create a new transport hub by linking HS2 to London Overground have been unveiled by the Mayor amid a bitter row with town halls.
A grandmother contacted the BBC to help identify a mysterious plant in her garden only to be told she was unknowingly growing cannabis.
A disabled man confined to a wheelchair after a bicycle crash in Edgware thrilled his daughter by making the traditional father-of-the-bride wedding speech standing up.
Gallery: The model opted for a revealing number as she rubbed shoulders with fashion royalty.
Jurors in the trial of DJ Dave Lee Travis, who is accused of indecently assaulting two women and sexually assaulting a third, have been told they can return a majority verdict.
Luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo, famous for its association with Sex and the City, is to list in London giving it a £800 million price tag.
A London street cleaner has won £4.5 million after buying a Lotto ticket just 10 minutes before the draw closed.
A mother has been fined and sentenced to community service in one of the first prosecutions of "education tourism".
Gallery: "Ghost" London Underground stations are set to become a network of tourist attractions, hotels, shops and museums.
A runner who took part in the Reigate half marathon has died.
A father-of-five who collapsed and died at home after an argument in a west London street was today described as "a very good person".
Video: Police investigating the disappearance of teenager Alice Gross were facing criticism today for delays in asking Latvia for help in hunting down the prime suspect.
A body has been found close to the site where a dog walker discovered a human leg.
Going Out: Director Ria Parry ensures there's a buzzy energy throughout, while scorching performances come from newcomer Tony Clay and Natalie Casey.
Life & Style: He's David Beckham's best mate and Kate Moss's pal, Liv Tyler is his (possibly pregnant) partner and Cressie and Chelsy were at his birthday do. He's Dave. Dave who? Susannah Butter reports.
Gallery: The pair worked the red carpet at at the BFI Southbank before moving on to an after party.
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Music review: 'Johnny Depp's appearance was the cherry on top of an already impressive show'
Film review: Are you impressed — aroused, even — by the stinking rich? If so, get ready to hold your nose.
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Theatre review: Like most of Enda Walsh's work, this deliciously strange new play revels in the ludicrous.
Going Out: Car crash, Rolex robbery, run-in with the cops and celebrity wedding — Professor Green has had a time of it lately. But it's all good material for his riotous new album.
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Film review: Colin Firth plays a snooty Brit and Emma Stone is the love-interest half his age — sound familiar?/p>
Theatre review: Anna Chancellor and Calvin Demba play inept revolutionaries in this attack on modern political apathy, laced with exuberant absurdity.
The US has launched a series of air strikes against Islamic State (IS) groups in Syria.
During yesterday's concert, Shashank Subramanyam's performance sounded like a celebration of life while Niladri Kumar's sitar solo had a silky smoothness that drew gasps of wonder
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists he has "no concerns whatsoever" about Reds captain Steven Gerrard's performance level.
Tesco's new finance director is to begin work immediately after the troubled supermarket struck a deal for his early release from Marks & Spencer.
The 500 Days of Summer star is believed to be in negotiations for the role
The Prime Minister's proposal of "English votes for English laws" within the UK Parliament won't work. If Parliamentary majorities are different for different areas, it risks gridlock or constitutional crises. Our constitutional principle is "the Queen's government must be carried on": how, if it can't govern in England?
Is the Italian air-traffic controllers' strike planned for this Saturday still going ahead? I have a journey booked with BA, flying to Venice on September 27 and returning from Athens on October 6. Just in case, I booked a fully flexible flight to Venice on September 26. If the strike goes ahead and I fly out on September 26, and I don't use the first leg of my return journey will BA cancel my return flight from Athens? - Brian Moroney, Hemel Hempstead
On the eve of the referendum, we go in search of the historic Highland piles for sale.
Ultra-expensive central London homes skew the average house price, but most Londoners look to buy for under £500 a square foot. Search beyond Zone 1 and you can find penthouses with roof terraces, and developments with gyms and parking from £205,000.
From the City's tallest tower to the ultimate Hackney shed, it's open house weekend in the capital. Just turn-up, or book ahead, but don't miss these showstoppers...
A study of every council ward in Zone 2 reveals surprising property price ranges, but also pockets of value even in the most expensive areas.
Property values in Barking Riverside, one of London's biggest regeneration zones, could rise substantially if the London Overground extension proposals are approved.
Niki Chesworth and Laura Varnam discover portion control on Tesco's new My Fit Lifestyle programme
KOOZA is an electrifying return to the origins of Cirque du Soleil combining two circus traditions - acrobatic performance and the art of clowning.
London Fashion Week kicks off this Friday, and this season you're all invited, thanks to a eight-day fashion showcase taking place on Oxford Street for a front-row seat.
Style magpies are in for a treat next season as the fashion gods dig deep for gold. From sweatshirts to shorts.
Savour everything from Banksy's art to Brunel's splendid engineering and plentiful open spaces in buzzing Bristol, reports Sarah Baxter
Shop London follows the recent user video competition and finds out what makes people feel #FASHIONHAPPY
At the best real ale pub in King's Cross, 50 lucky readers had the chance to meet boxing legend David Haye. Read and watch the video now >
Brogues vs trainers. The great winter coat debate. Shape-shifting silhouette PLUS win the edit
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It's almost London Fashion Week, which means new trends aplenty for style buffs. Take your lead from the best-dressed fashion editors in town this fall.

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elijah, bonnie, lexie,pearl, and anna
so much for the elijah love i guess it's dead wrong for him to want his family back?*rolls eyes*
people are so fickle smh y'all was never true elijah fans
It appears people expect Elijah to do what the other characters of the show wouldn't. It doesn't matter how they spin it, every character on Vampire Diaries go to extreme measures to protect friends and family. Why should Elijah be any different?
Well, no one is blaming Elena for her choices which ended up in many people getting killed, choices that she made because she wanted to save her family and friends and most importantly her humanity but Elijah's such an evil person for wanting to see his family again...
Exactly. He just exercised the same decision we have seen from other characters in this show.


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COSTER John married Agnes CORBET 1863
Information & Research Journal.
John COSTER and Agnes CORBET were married in Victoria in 1863.
Possible death for John is 1908 in Carngham, Victoria, aged 68 years.
Parents named as James COSTER and Mary COLLINS.
Possible death for Agnes is 1930 in Ballarat, Victoria, aged 86 years.
Parents named as John COSTER and Sarah CORBETT.
The parents named for Agnes will be wrong, but I'm sure someone reading this will have the correct names.
Ten children located Victorian and New South Wales records for John and Agnes.
Sarah COSTER.
Born: 1864 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: 1948 Balwyn, Victoria, aged 83 years.
Married: John BURDETT.
Year: 1883.
Place: Victoria.
Elizabeth COSTER.
Born: 1866 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: -
Henry James COSTER.
Born: 1868 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Edith Helen HAYBOCK.
Year: 1899.
Place: Victoria.
Alexander John COSTER.
Born: 1871 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: 1952 Hornsby, New South Wales, aged 81 years.
Married: Elizabeth EDWARDS.
Year: 1894.
Place: Hay, New South Wales.
Hannah COSTER.
Born: 1873 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: 1903 Mossgiel, New South Wales.
Married: James MALONE.
Year: 1894.
Place: Victoria.
Sydney Mercer COSTER.
Born: 1875 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: 1967 Orange, New South Wales.
Married: Ellen Mary Josine EGAN.
Year: 1900.
Place: Victoria.
Adelaide Agnes Ann COSTER.
Born: 1878 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: James GATTEY.
Year: 1898.
Place: Mossgiel, New South Wales.
Mary Harriett COSTER.
Born: 1885 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: 1968 Ballarat, Victoria, aged 83 years.
Married: John FRASER.
Year: 1911.
Place: Victoria.
George Gladstone COSTER.
Born: 1887 Carngham, Victoria.
Died: 1961 Ballarat, Victoria, aged 73 years.
Married: Flora Helen KELLY.
Year: 1912.
Place: Victoria.
Emma Christina Caroline COSTER.
Born: 1890 Mossgiel, New South Wales.
Died: 1952 Ballarat, Victoria, aged 63 years.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, New South Wales.
Corrections and further details to help complete this family record would be appreciated. Thank you.
Updated 28 January 2012.
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Plover service poised to expand
expanded Plover service proposal moves forward to state and federal review after
the city planning commission agreed upon a few minor wording changes. The changes
were made in three recommended conditions of approval after a short discussion
and revision period on October 11.
We have completed approval at the community level, community planner Russell Nelson said, but there are still a number of state and federal level permit hoops to jump through. Once that is in line we can begin project and construction work.
The idea, proposed by Blaine community economic and development director Terry Galvin and Richard Sturgill of Drayton Harbor Maritime, received unanimous approval by city council late this summer.
The proposal includes running the vessel seven days a week instead of three and operating on a demand-response basis, meaning it would only leave the dock when needed. The Plover will also be allowed to depart from the municipal pier at the end of Marine Drive, using the ports facility now leased by Washington Crab, as well as a portion of the overflow floats lodged just within the breakwater. This would allow a real viable connection of communication between both sides of our community, Sturgill said. Washington Crab currently uses the facility one month out of the year.
There was good discussion on public access and the concern about safety and vandalism, Nelson said. The city is strongly supportive of public access to the waterfront.
The municipal pier offers immediate possibility for expanding Plovers sailing schedule. The Washington Crab office building would be used as a concession stand selling food, souvenirs and services. It would also serve as the ferry office. The revenue generated from these sales would cover the expenses for the expanded service and operations. As part of the review process, higher level government approval must be sought. Proximity and other interested agencies concerned with endangered species require this approval. The next step includes approval from the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife, Department of Ecology, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers before any construction or plans can move forward.
City council is recommending that the Port of Bellingham and the city of Blaine enter into an interlocal agreement wherein the Port of Bellingham would provide for the citys use of the property surrounding the Washington Crab building.
Ken Ely, council member suggested the proposal go out immediately so that these good feelings become more than just good feelings. City manager Gary Tomsic, cautioned the council to consider whether the letter was too narrow. We want the entire community to be in on this, getting behind and supporting us, he said.
Grant funding has been provided for historic dock restoration, but an exact amount is unclear, Nelson said.
Plover ferry route is regarded as a key component in the plans of both the city and the port for building the prosperity of northwest Whatcom County, Sturgill said.
He reported he had over 6000 passengers this past summer, all funded by donations. A set price would be charged per passenger and it is anticipated that sales along with ridership would increase over time and eventually lead to full ferry operation. This is a real positive win-win situation, Galvin said.
Although no dates are set, Nelson said hopefully construction will begin by next summer..


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Perronnelle de Croy
Argent, on a pale azure between two lions combattant gules three fleurs de lys argent.
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Perronnelle de Croy is a 12th Century Frenchwoman. Mundanely I am married and have one son, husband, two cats and a dog. I have participated in the SCA since I was 10 yrs. old and have lived in the fair Kingdom of Merides in the Shires of Sea March and Sangre del Sol as well as the Baronies of L'ile du Dragon Dormant, Carolingia and the Shire of Quintavia in the East Kingdom.
Perronnelle de Croy is a middle 12th century Frenchwoman from the northwest or Brittany region and was born to a merchant and his lady. Married to an English merchant, her pastimes are playing with her son, sewing and spending time with her dog. Mostly she enjoys running the household and the varied work it brings.
Offices & Positions
Intrim Chancellor Minor of the Sire of Quintavia - July 2014
Web Minister for the East Kingdom Chirurgeonate - June 2014
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Clean Up Coordinatior, FROSTBITE TOURNEY, Jan. 23, 2010
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Mundanely I work from home and create historically accurate clothing reproductions for collectors, museums and reenactors. I am shifting my business to SCA garb since that's mostly what I attend now and most of my requests come from. I have a site that's a work in progress [1]


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Transcript of an interview with Jazz guard Deron Williams on Thursday night following Utah's 100-89 road loss to the Portland Trail Blazers.
Whether the team faces a major challenge in dealing with injuries, and the theory that championship-caliber clubs are eventually able to overcome them:
Yeah. We're dealing with some injuries and that happens. I'm used to that. We've had some injury-plagued seasons the last couple years, and we're able to battle through it and fight through it. Portland has just played us well twice. They played better than us. They played harder than us.
The Jazz had an impressive comeback road win Wednesday against the Los Angeles Clippers, but the defeat to the Blazers is a reminder that Utah has to improve its consistency and ability to play a full 48 minutes, since the Jazz are not a superpower-type team:
Yeah. We can't keep getting down early. We're going to burn out. It's hard to come back every night. It takes a toll on your body. It takes a toll on you mentally. I don't know what it is, but we have to do something else.
How his body is holding up:
I'm good. Frustrated, but I'm good.
Where the frustration is coming from:
Well, I've only felt we've played good in a couple stretches. Really the first road trip, we got lucky. We could easily have a lot worse record than we do right now. We got lucky. Everything might look good because of our record but — it's not time to panic, but we have to play better.
Chemistry and teamwork have improved, so is execution the main problem:
I think that's a big problem. I think you look at all the games where we've had success, we play well offensively. The defense has been pretty solid all year. We've had some bad games and we've had some games where we didn't play well enough defensively, but we've let our offense dictate a lapse on defense. I've said it all season: When we come out and have under 22 assists, we're not successful. It's not Jazz basketball. That's execution. We're not screening, we're not running the floor, we're not gelling.
The Jazz's on-the-court communication:
It's something that's going to take longer than we thought, you know? Everything wasn't great my first year here, when we had some new guys, and it took us a while. That second year we came out and we just [played]. It's something that's going to take a little more time than we thought. Hopefully we can get it going sooner than later.
— Brian T. Smith
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Blueberry Scone
A moist scone studded with blueberries and topped with sugar crystals.
|Calories 460
|Calories from Fat 190
|% Daily Value*
|Total Fat 22g
|Saturated Fat 12g
|Trans Fat 0.5g
|Cholesterol 75mg
|Sodium 420mg
|Total Carbohydrate 61g
|Dietary Fiber 2g
|Sugars 17g
|Protein 7g
|*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
|**Each caffeine value is an approximate value.
Allergy Information
Contains: Milk, Egg, Soy, Wheat
Nutrition information is calculated with data provided by the suppliers who manufacture food and beverage items for Starbucks Coffee Company. Variations may exist due to periodic changes in formulations.
Nutrition information is calculated with data provided by the suppliers who manufacture food and beverage items for Starbucks Coffee Company. Variations may exist due to periodic changes in formulations. Serving sizes may vary from those used to calculate nutrition information. We attempt to provide product information that is as complete as possible. Product changes or new product introductions may cause this information to become outdated or incomplete. Data is rounded to meet current U.S. FDA NLEA guidelines. Percentage data for vitamins and minerals refers to percentage of U.S. Daily Values for a 2,000 calorie diet. Products may vary from location to location. Our foods and beverages are produced and stored in environments where known allergens are present.
unbleached, enriched wheat flour (wheat flour, malted barley flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), unsalted butter (cream [from milk]), blueberries, sugar, heavy cream, buttermilk (cultured pasteurized nonfat milk, salt, sodium citrate), whole eggs, baking powder (sodium acid pyrophosphate, sodium bicarbonate, cornstarch, monocalcium phosphate), water, soybean oil, lemon flavedo (lemon peel, sugar, lemon oil), sea salt, vanilla extract, xanthan gum.
Scones and other "quick breads" trace their origin to Britain. And although this delicious offering – loaded with plump, sweet blueberries – is unlikely to turn you into a royalist, it will certainly give you a new appreciation for English baking traditions.
Did you know
While the scone may have originated in England, the blueberry is one of the few fruits that are native to North America.


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Field Hockey
Field Hockey Welcomes Back Alumni
Nineteen former MSU field hockey players returned to campus for the alumni game.
Field Hockey Honored at Team Banquet
The Spartans celebrated their 2011 season.
Eleven Athletes Earn NFHCA Academic Honors
Team also honored for academic success
Academic All-Big Ten Honors Announced for the 2011 Fall Season
Ninty Spartans student-athletes were recognized for having a 3.0 or better GPA.
Barker and Lever Named All-Big Ten
Junior Adelle Lever and freshman Abby Barker were named to the Second Team All-Big Ten.
Sherman & Lucik recognized for Senior Day
Meet the Spartans: Angie Lucik
2011: Named captain of the team for the 2011 season... Honored as a member of 2011 NFHCA National Academic Squad... 2011 Academic All-Big Ten honoree... Honored as MSU's recipient of the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award... Started all 18 games she played in... Tallied one goal, two assists, and two defensive saves... Recorded a defensive save at Northeastern (9/5)... Assisted on Allie Ahern's goal against Boston University (9/4)... Scored the Spartans' lone goal in their 4-1 loss to Maine (9/17)... Tallied an assist on Becky Stile's overtime game-winning goal against Kent State (9/25)... Recorded a defensive save at Penn State (10/30)
2010: Member of the 2010 Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad...2010 Academic All-Big Ten honoree ... Competed in 12 games for the Spartans, starting in seven ... Tallied one goal and three assists ... Assisted on Sabine van den Assem's goal against Northwestern (Oct. 31) ... Also helped on van den Assem's tally against Northwestern in the 2010 Big Ten Tournament ... Recorded both a goal and an assist against Virginia in the first round of the 2010 NCAA Tournament.
2009: One of five Spartans to play in and start all 22 games ... Played 70 minutes or more in 13 games ... Recorded a goal and a career-high six assists on the season ... Registered assists in each of the Spartans' Big Ten Tournament matches ... Recorded two assists vs. Indiana ... Scored the game-winning goal vs. Ohio ... An Academic All-Big Ten honoree.
2008: Started all 23 games ... Recorded a career-high three goals and six points on the season ... Scored her first collegiate goal against Syracuse (Sept. 7) ... Posted a defensive save against Ohio (Oct. 18) ... Notched seven shots on goal during the season ... Earned a place on the NFHCA National Academic Team and received Academic All-Big Ten honors ... Named the team's Most Improved Player.
2007: Appeared in four games before taking a medical redshirt season ... Selected to the NFHCA National Academic Team.
Prior to MSU: Lettered in field hockey, 2003-07, under Emmaus head coach Sue Butz-Stavin ... Emmaus was District Champs each of her four years ... State semifinalists in 2006 and 2003 ... State Champions in 2005 and 2004 ... Second-team all-state in 2006 ... Helped Emmaus to a High School National Championship in 2005 ... Named team's Most Improved Player in 2005 ... Participated in the Junior Olympics in 2005 ... Also lettered in soccer, 2004-07 ... A member of the National Honor Society ... On the honor roll at Emmaus ... 2006 NFHCA High School National Academic Squad.
Personal: Born Oct. 18, 1989 ... Daughter of John and Debbie Lucik ... Older sister, Amanda, plays field hockey at Central Michigan ... Human biology major.
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Hurricanes wider group named
The Hurricanes have named the five players in their wider training group for the 2013 Super Rugby season.
In 2013 the wider training group will stay in camp with the side for the whole season unlike previous years, and each week can be picked to play on merit, as opposed to several injuries required before a player was allowed to be selected.
The five players in the Hurricanes 2013 wider training group with their province in brackets are:
Richard Buckman (Hawke's Bay), Mike Coman (Hawke's Bay), Ash Dixon (Hawke's Bay), Callum Gibbins (Manawatu), Ope Peleseuma (Taranaki).
With three representatives from Hawke's Bay, and one each from Manawatu and Taranaki, this group shows the regional talent within the Hurricanes catchment pushing their way forward for full squad selections. Three of those players, Dixon, Gibbins and Peleseuma are new to the Hurricanes environment.


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Mediterranean Pasta in Minutes
Recipe courtesy of Tyler Florence
Recipe courtesy Tyler Florence
- Food 911
- Total Time:
- 25 min
- Prep:
- 10 min
- Cook:
- 15 min
- Yield:
- 4 servings
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 pound skinless boneless chicken breasts, sliced diagonally
- 1 (8 1/2-ounc) jar sun-dried tomatoes, julienned (1 cup)
- 2 tablespoons garlic, minced
- 1 pound fresh angel hair pasta
- 1/4 cup fresh basil
- 1 (8 1/2-ounce) can artichoke hearts in water, quartered and drained (1 cup)
- 1/2 cup kalamata olives, pitted (1/4 pound)
- 6 ounces feta cheese, crumbled
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- Salt and pepper, to taste
Boil water for pasta in a pasta pot, fitted with a strainer. Heat oil in a skillet over medium heat. Brown chicken strips until no longer pink -- about 3 minutes each side. Add sun-dried tomatoes and garlic to skillet. Saute for 2 minutes. In the meantime, add the fresh pasta to boiling water, cook until al dente, about 5 minutes.
Now add the basil, artichoke hearts, olives and feta cheese to the skillet. Saute 1 minute then stir in the cream. Strain the pasta and transfer to a large pasta bowl. Add the chicken saute to the pasta and toss. Season with oregano, salt and pepper before serving.
More Recipes and Ideas
Seafood Pasta in a Foil Package
Recipe courtesy of Ree Drummond
Pasta and Swiss Chard in Broth with Meatballs
Recipe courtesy of Emeril Lagasse
Pasta and Swiss Chard in Broth with Meatballs
Recipe courtesy of Emeril Lagasse


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Excellent price for comfortable shorts
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I ride for exercise. About 10 miles (1 1/2 hrs) per day 4 days per week. Neighborhood streets and sidewalks, fairly level. 24 speed mtn bike. These shorts give me the comfort and support plus appearance I like. I am 79 yrs old.
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Very comfortable
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Extra cushion for long rides
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I really like these. The material is high quality. The only problem is the pad looks a little saggy from the back. So if you are a confident person no problem. But a little self conscious myself. Maybe thicker panels would hold it tighter to the body.
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These provide the same comfort as another pair/company's shorts that I paid double the price for. They have enough padding. I do get sweaty in the gell area but the comfort can not be beat especially on rough roads.
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Ive only worn them a few times but I have no complaints. In fact I think the padding is better than the PI shorts I have been using (less saddle pain).
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I was excited to find these gel shorts at the price as I had a pair of performance gel shorts that i love.I bought two pairs and found that the place that I sat on the seat of my bike was where the seam between the two pads met leaving me with sitting on no pad at all.I also found that the pads are not fixed in the pouch within the shorts and move around.I am sad to say that I threw one pair in the trash after one season and gave the other pair away to a family member to see if they would fit better for him.
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28 U.S. Code § 1876 - Trial by jury in the Court of International Trade
(a) In any civil action in the Court of International Trade which is to be tried before a jury, the jury shall be selected in accordance with the provisions of this chapter and under the procedures set forth in the jury selection plan of the district court for the judicial district in which the case is to be tried.
(b) Whenever the Court of International Trade conducts a jury trial—
(1) the clerk of the district court for the judicial district in which the Court of International Trade is sitting, or an authorized deputy clerk, shall act as clerk of the Court of International Trade for the purposes of selecting and summoning the jury;
(2) the qualifications for jurors shall be the same as those established by section 1865 (b) of this title for jurors in the district courts of the United States;
(3) each party shall be entitled to challenge jurors in accordance with section 1870 of this title; and
(4) jurors shall be compensated in accordance with section 1871 of this title.
Source(Added Pub. L. 96–417, title III, § 302(a),Oct. 10, 1980, 94 Stat. 1739.)
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Research Profile
Ms Victoria Silverwood
Telephone:+ 44 (0)29 208 76871
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MSc Social Science Research Methods (Socio-Legal). Passed with Distinction. Cardiff University. 2010.
MSc Criminology and Criminal Justice. Passed with Distinction. Cardiff University. 2009.
BSc (Hons) Sociology and Criminal Justice. University of Plymouth. 1997.
Victoria is currently completing a PhD in socio-legal studies, funded by ESRC until 2013.
Before returning to education, Victoria worked as a Legal Executive in a criminal defence firm, where duties included attending clients in the police station and at court.
Teaching Profile
SI0199 - Theories of Crime and Punishment
SI0201 - Offending and Victimisation
Research Interests
Victoria's multi-disciplinary research interests lie at the boundaries of criminology, law and sociology.
Interests include:
- Violence, particularly legitimised violence, such as that within the context of sport and particular occupations.
- Innovative qualitative research methods; specifically the use of visual elicitation in qualitative research.
- Public criminology; the communication of criminological research to the general public - explicitly through multi-media approaches, such as ethnographic hyper-media environments
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Victoria is conducting a socio-legal qualitative research study into sanctioned violence in the UK's Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL).
Her research investigates the phenomenon of violence through the lens of legitimised violence in ice hockey. It locates ice hockey violence among the boundaries of criminality, where violence is managed, organised and regulated outside of the criminal justice system. Here, violence is organised through an accepted code of conduct, widely understood and acknowledged by players, spectators and regulators. Violence is organised through the sport, through spectacle, entertainment and audience. In sport, the criminological boundaries of violence are not set and enforced by criminal justice agencies; rather they are constructed, managed and mediated through the culture of the sport and an accepted code of behaviour.
The focus of the PhD is a thorough ethnographic study of the culture of the sport, including intensive in-depth interviews with hockey players. The use of innovative game-analysis audio-visual software in eliciting responses from participants is a central aspect of the study.


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Huntsman's (NYSE: HUN) shares have had an excellent run up in recent weeks, gaining 10% year-to-date, which also meant a fresh 52-week high in late January. For its shareholders, there could be more in store as the chemical giant checks in with its fourth-quarter numbers next week.
Huntsman has surprised in each of the past four quarters, even when peers failed to deliver. There are reasons to believe it can do an encore on Feb.12.
What's holding back growth?
Huntsman's revenue and profits have hardly grown over the past few quarters. The strikingly flattish graph indicates how hard the company is finding growth to come by. Naturally, when four out of five businesses struggle to stand against global slowdown, you can't expect much.
HUN Revenue Quarterly data by YCharts
Huntsman's pigments business can take most of the blame. Destocking in the titanium dioxide (TiO2) market messed up the demand-supply balance, hitting every TiO2 player hard enough to knock their top and bottom lines down. What started several quarters ago still persists, a fact DuPont (NYSE: DD) confirmed recently. The largest TiO2 producer's sales from the performance chemicals business slumped 15% on significantly low prices and volumes in this past quarter. DuPont expects even lower sequential sales for the first quarter, and doesn't see a turnaround until the second half of 2013. Accordingly, it slashed its forecast margins further, expecting it to fall by a high single-digit percentage for the full year.
You might hear the same story from Huntsman next week. If its third-quarter TiO2 sales volumes slumped 30% year-on-year, the fourth quarter could be no different. You can safely expect another blow of about $350 per ton to its TiO2 margins in the fourth quarter as input costs remain firm. Tronox (NYSE: TROX), the 'complete' TiO2 player that not only makes the pigment but also the raw materials that go into its production, had to put up with a 45% higher cost of goods sold in its third quarter. Coupled with flattish sales, its gross profit plunged a massive 85%.
Likewise, while sales fell 14% for the other TiO2 specialist, Kronos Worldwide (NYSE: KRO) in its last quarter, a big jump in costs resulted in a 59% lower gross profit. For the full year, it expects to shell out at least 50% more on costs compared to last year. The double blow of soft demand and rising costs will prevail for some time. Tronox expects costs to remain high this year as well, and like DuPont, doesn't see demand picking up before the middle of the year. We'll know better when it suits up with numbers on Feb. 18. Before then, Huntsman will have already told us where the TiO2 market is headed.
Only, and interestingly, despite persistent weakness in the pigments business, Huntsman expects to end 2012 with record operating earnings. Before you jump, here's what you need to know.
Be Foolish
Huntsman uses a non-GAAP metric called EBITDA, i.e., earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization, to measure its operating performance. More specifically, it is aiming at record adjusted EBITDA this year. Now what's that? Adjusted EBITDA excludes charges such as those pertaining to restructuring, debt extinguishment, acquisitions, legal settlements, etc. Nothing wrong with that, you may say. Well, in Huntsman's case, such charges matter more than you think.
One of Huntsman's priorities over the past few quarters has been to turn around two of its ailing businesses – textile effects and advanced materials. Actions included shifting of operations from one country to another. So one can imagine how much the restructuring must have cost. As an example, in the third quarter of 2011, Huntsman's EBITDA stood at $204 million, but restructuring and impairment costs amounted to $155 million. Adding the two, together with other charges, meant the company reported adjusted EBITDA of $346 million, which looked pretty decent. So if next week's headlines shout out Huntsman's record earnings, you know what to make of it.
However, the good news is that such costs have diminished as the shake-up program nears its end. Both businesses showed some signs of life in the third quarter, and the fourth hopefully should confirm it. Though real savings from the entire restructuring move is still months away.
In top form
So is Huntsman's fourth quarter numbers headed for disaster? All but one business could help the company save face – polyurethanes, which also happen to be its largest division. Key product methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (MDI) continues to demand higher selling prices as companies try to offset high input costs. Dow Chemical (NYSE: DOW) confirmed the strength in propylene costs when it released numbers some days back, mentioning how it increased by $0.15 in January and is expected to rise further. Yet, double-digit volume gains helped Dow maintain margins. The same should help Huntsman in its fourth quarter.
Dow is even ready to raise product prices further, and expects an uptick in demand from critical markets this year. Given that Huntsman is a bigger player than Dow in terms of MDI capacity -- Huntsman enjoys 18% market share compared to Dow's 12% -- what it has to say next week will be critical for investors of both companies.
The takeaway
That Huntsman gets a good chunk of revenue from Europe shouldn't deter investors as most of it comes from MDI, which thankfully, is a profit churning product. Analysts expect the company to report 5% lower sales and an 18% fall in EPS from last year. That may not sound good, but Huntsman knows how to prove analysts wrong. A beat would be enough to bump its shares up again to its 52-week peak. Where the journey leads to will depend on its outlook and growth plans. Stay tuned as I tell you why Huntsman could still be worth your money. Click here to add Huntsman to your personalized stock watchlist.
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The 9th International Summer School / Conference "Let's Face Chaos Through Nonlinear Dynamics" in Maribor, Slovenia is dedicated to Theo Geisel's 65th birthday.
The conference takes place from 22 June to 6 July. For more information, follow this link.
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Die Max-Planck-Gesellschaft zeichnet heute Wolfgang Keil für herausragende wissenschaftliche Leistungen in seiner Doktorarbeit aus. Der Forscher hat dazu beigetragen aufzuklären, wie sich die Aufgabenverteilung im Gehirn selbst organisiert.
09.10.2012 A glance at the brain's circuit diagram
A new method facilitates the mapping of connections between neurons
The human brain accomplishes its remarkable feats through the interplay of an unimaginable number of neurons that are interconnected in complex networks. A team of scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, the University of Göttingen and the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Göttingen has now developed a method for decoding neural circuit diagrams. Using measurements of total neuronal activity, they can determine the probability that two neurons are connected with each other.
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03.07.2012 Research on Humanizing Music on cover of Physics Today
The cover of the July 2012 issue of Physics Today features an article by Holger Hennig et al. on their recent research on humanization of music.
05.02.2012 Whale Communication and Zipf's Law
Trevor Pinch of Cornell University / New York and Mark Lane from Paris present a radio show on the widespread phenomena (roughly) following Zipf's law statistics. Jan Nagler and Heike Vester's research on whale communication compared to the size statistics on cities and other seeminly unrelated topics.
11.01.2012 Schiefer Ton, guter Ton
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2014 is the second year for the first MTSU Faculty-Led Study Abroad program to Israel! Both Dr. Byrnes and Dr. Petersen have traveled to Israel and will accompany the group throughout the program. While in Israel, we will be accompanied by a professional guide and historian, Ronny Simon. Instruction in Israel will occur on site and in transit in English (our classroom will be Israel!). Dr. Petersen will provide course instruction prior to the trip as well. Students will have the opportunity to study the history of Israel as both a nation and a state along with the politics of modern, democratic Israel. We will visit many of the major Judeo-Christian sites during our tour as these locations are significant to the history of Israel and the relationship between Israel and The United States. Political site visits (scheduled) include: the Golan Heights, the Knesset, significant areas from the 1948 and 1967 wars, Yad Vashem, and more.
Click here to see what 2013 participants had to say about their experience in Israel.
The language of instruction is English. Knowledge of Hebrew is not necessary.
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For MTSU Students seeking academic credit. Others see below.
1) Visit the MTAbroad website and begin the application process with study abroad, or go directly to our program page here and click Apply Now at the bottom of the page.
2) Review the cost sheet (below). Please understand that our program fee includes AIRFARE from Nashville (most do not), all accommodations, all ground transportation, all entrance fees, breakfast and dinner daily, and comprehensive trip cancellation insurance. We estimated your personal expenses--you can adjust that amount up or down to fit your needs. Tuition is estimated as well.
3) Complete our program application (below) and bring it to Todd Hall 231 (College of Liberal Arts), or scan a completed and signed copy and email it to Dr. Petersen (firstname.lastname@example.com).
4) Applications will be reviewed as they are received; therefore, early applicants receive priority consideration. Once your application has been reviewed and you have been accepted, Dr. Petersen will provide you with the form to pay your non-refundable deposit.
5) Apply for your passport immediately (if you do not have one already). If you have a passport, it must not expire within six months of the date of travel.
6) Complete your Pathway Packet via MTAbroad.
7) Make your payments on time (Dr. Petersen will provide payment forms and instructions to you).
8) Attend the MANDATORY pre-departure orientation (2015 date TBA).
9) If registered for the course, we will begin the course work during the summer. All work (other than pre-departure orientation sessions) will occur via D2L.
MTSU Students who do not wish to earn academic credit, students from other institutions, and community members
1) Complete our program application (below) and bring it to Todd Hall 231 (College of Liberal Arts), place the completed application in Dr. Petersen's mailbox in Peck Hall 210, or mail it to:Karen Petersen, Political Science 1301 East Main Street Box 29 Murfreesboro, TN 37132
2) Applications will be reviewed as received. Once your application has been approved, you will receive instructions. Please note that participants who are not seeking academic credit will not qualify for financial aid.
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42 U.S. Code § 10710 - Records and reports
(a) Reports
The Institute is authorized to require such reports as it deems necessary from any recipient with respect to activities carried out pursuant to this chapter.
(b) Records
The Institute is authorized to prescribe the keeping of records with respect to funds provided by any grant, cooperative agreement, or contract under this chapter and shall have access to such records at all reasonable times for the purpose of ensuring compliance with such grant, cooperative agreement, or contract or the terms and conditions upon which financial assistance was provided.
(c) Submission of copies of reports to recipients; maintenance in principal office of Institute; availability for public inspection; furnishing of copies to interested parties
Copies of all reports pertinent to the evaluation, inspection, or monitoring of any recipient shall be submitted on a timely basis to such recipient, and shall be maintained in the principal office of the Institute for a period of at least five years after such evaluation, inspection, or monitoring. Such reports shall be available for public inspection during regular business hours, and copies shall be furnished, upon request, to interested parties upon payment of such reasonable fees as the Institute may establish.
(d) Funds accounted for and reported as receipts and disbursements separate and distinct from Federal funds
Non-Federal funds received by the Institute, and funds received for projects funded in part by the Institute or by any recipient from a source other than the Institute, shall be accounted for and reported as receipts and disbursements separate and distinct from Federal funds.
Source(Pub. L. 98–620, title II, § 211,Nov. 8, 1984, 98 Stat. 3344.)
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This chapter, referred to in subsecs. (a) and (b), was in the original "this title", meaning title II of Pub. L. 98–620, Nov. 8, 1984, 98 Stat. 3336, known as the State Justice Institute Act of 1984, which is classified principally to this chapter. For complete classification of title II to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 10701 of this title and Tables.
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CHICAGO — Only hours after the thunderous ovations ended and President Obama had managed a short night's sleep, the challenges beyond his hard-won victory quickly eclipsed the sights and sounds of a raucous celebration.
America's longest war, in Afghanistan, has not ended. The nuclear ambitions of Iran remain a threat. The economy is still struggling, the federal debt has not evaporated — and the bitter divisions that continue to hobble the country need to be bridged.


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In his music, he routinely celebrates/deconstructs his public persona: brutalizer, coward, agnostic, and wannabe deity. "20,000 Days on Earth" is accordingly not a biography, but…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
"Life Itself" opens at many more venues, including the Gene Siskel Film Center.
Chaz Ebert and Steve James will discuss "Life Itself" at the 2014 Chicago Humanities Festival.
Don't miss "The Homestretch" from Kartemquin Films, now at the Siskel Film Center in Chicago.
A tribute to Leonard Maltin by RogerEbert.com's writers, on the occasion of his reference book Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide ceasing publication after 45 years.
A personal appreciation of George Takei in light of the release of "To Be Takei."
An FFC Review of Kim Beyong-seo and Jo Eui-Seok's South Korean thriller "Cold Eyes."
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Here's a quick quiz for you: What does Jack Frost look like? Young or old? I confess I've never had a mental image of Jack. In fact, until seeing "Rise of the Guardians," I never gave him any thought at all. The kids around me at a preview screening seemed more expert, perhaps because they know the inspiration for the film, William Joyce's book series, "Guardians of Childhood."
In those books, unread by me, Joyce imagines a loosely knit Avengers-style federation of the guardians of childhood. Most of them are famous: Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Sandman and so on. Jack Frost's reputation suffers sadly in comparison. Voiced in the film by Chris Pine, he finds himself literally invisible. When he visits Earth, people are able to walk right through him. Since he is a spritely boy, he finds this depressing, although many kids have probably felt the same way.
Why is this so? The Man in the Moon never explained it to him. The Man in the Moon functions in the story as sort of a symbolic nature god, who never does anything but shine enigmatically in the sky.
This is a hyperkinetic 3-D action comedy, with the characters forever racing on Santa's sleigh, hurtling down chutes and zooming through tunnels that rework the same 3-D illusions over and over again. The characters aren't all referred to by what we might call their Earth names, and we get such as North, a broad-shouldered Santa (voice of Alec Baldwin); Tooth, the fairy (Isla Fisher), and Bunny (Hugh Jackman).
There's also a villain, called Pitch by others and sometimes resentfully the Boogie Man by himself. This dastardly fiend (voice of Jude Law) is envisioned as all darkness, teeth and claws, determined to put the Guardians out of business. In this moment of crisis, the team calls on Jack Frost to lead their resistance, and in the process, he inevitably redeems himself, becomes visible and achieves a personal victory. Now we know what he looks like. I was reminded of Peter Pan, although he isn't green.
There's an audience for this film. It's not me. I gather younger children will like the breakneck action, the magical ability to fly and the young hero who has tired of only being a name. Their parents and older siblings may find the 89-minute running time quite long enough.
Still, let it be said that director Peter Ramsey and his art team have created a crisp, colorful fantasy world, sharper-edged than many feature-length children's cartoons. Especially fetching: The Tooth's countless followers, called "Baby Teeth"; Bunny's ranks upon ranks of Easter eggs and Pitch's scary manifestations. I thought by the end of the picture, Pitch had earned some sort of redemption, but I guess he goes back to wherever Pitches come from.
A new look at the role of hero and villain in Ridley Scott's "Blade Runner."
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Fine needle aspiration of the thyroid
A fine needle aspiration of the thyroid gland is a procedure to remove thyroid cells for examination. The thyroid is located in front of the trachea (windpipe) at the top of the neck.
Alternative Names
Thyroid nodule fine needle aspirate biopsy; Biopsy - thyroid - skinny-needle; Skinny-needle thyroid biopsy
How the test is performed
This test may be done in the health care provider's office or in a hospital. Usually numbing medicine (anesthesia) is not needed because the needle is very thin.
You will lie on your back with a pillow under your shoulders and your neck extended. The biopsy site is cleaned. A thin needle is inserted into the thyroid, and a sample of thyroid cells and fluid are removed. The needle is then taken out.
Pressure will be applied to the biopsy site to stop any bleeding. The site will be covered with a bandage.
How to prepare for the test
Tell your health care provider if you have drug allergies, bleeding problems, or are pregnant. You should also make sure your health care provider has a current list of all medications you take, including herbal remedies and over-the-counter drugs.
How the test will feel
You may feel a sting as the needle is inserted.
Why the test is performed
This is a test to diagnose thyroid disease or thyroid cancer. It is often used to get information on thyroid lumps that can either be felt by the doctor or seen by ultrasound.
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The Cooperative Conservation & Horticulture Internship Program of Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden is rooted in our mission statement: to save tropical plant diversity by exploring, explaining, and conserving the world of tropical plants. By working closely with our colleagues at a private botanic garden in Palm Beach County, we have developed a unique program that exposes interns to two very different professional arenas in the botanic world. Interns will gain exposure to conservation and horticultural methods with a focus on native, Caribbean and tropical plants.
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There are two tracks in this program: Horticulture and Research & Records.
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Interns will participate in selected field trips to other botanical institutions and natural areas. These serve as opportunities to meet professionals from a variety of backgrounds, experience native habitats and identify plants in the field.
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Steve Megison did his General Surgery Residency at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas: 1985-1991. He did his Pediatric Surgical Fellowship at Oklahoma City College of Medicine, Children's Hospital of Oklahoma: 1991-1993. His interests include Resident Education, Pediatric Surgical Oncology, and Thoracic Congenital Malformation.
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|Based on natural deduction, Pure Type Systems (PTS) can express a wide range of type theories. In order to express proof-search in such theories, we introduce the Pure Type Sequent Calculi (PTSC) by enriching a sequent calculus due to Herbelin, adapted to proof-search and strongly related to natural deduction. PTSC are equipped with a normalisation procedure, adapted from Herbelin's and defined by local rewrite rules as in Cut-elimination, using explicit substitutions. It satisfies Subject Reduction and it is confluent. A PTSC is logically equivalent to its corresponding PTS, and the former is strongly normalising if and only if the latter is. We show how the conversion rules can be incorporated inside logical rules (as in syntax-directed rules for type checking), so that basic proof-search tactics in type theory are merely the root-first application of our inference rules.
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Prep time: 15 minutes plus time to toast the pecans and cook the wheat berries
Serves 4
A mixture of fresh herbs works best here, rather than just one variety.
Adapted from "Vegetarian Cooking at Home With the Culinary Institute of America" by Katherine Polenz .
1 orange, peeled and cut into supremes (see instructions at bottom of recipe), juice reserved
1 teaspoon each chopped thyme, sage and rosemary (1 tablespoon total)
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil, plus more as needed
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1/4 teaspoon salt, or more to taste
Freshly ground black pepper
2 cups wheat berries, cooked according to the package directions (to yield about 4 cups) and cooled to room temperature
1 medium red onion, cut in half from top to bottom and thinly sliced
1/2 cup dried cherries, plus more for garnish
1/2 cup coarsely chopped toasted pecans (see instructions at end of recipe), plus more for garnish
Whisk the juice from the orange, herbs, oil and vinegar in a large bowl to thoroughly combine. Season with the salt and the pepper to taste. Add the wheat berries, onion, cherries, pecans and orange segments, and toss to combine. Taste and adjust the seasoning.
Transfer to a serving bowl or to individual plates and garnish with additional cherries and pecans, if desired.
To cut the orange into supremes: Slice off the bottom and the top. Stand the fruit on a cutting board with one of the cut sides down. Use a serrated knife to cut the peel and the pith away from the fruit, top to bottom, exposing the flesh.
Then, holding the fruit in your hand, cut the orange segments away from the membrane. (The idea is to leave behind all of the membrane and white pith.)
To toast pecans: Spread them on a baking sheet and place in a 350-degree oven, shaking sheet occasionally, for 8 to 10 minutes. Careful, nuts burn quickly.
Per serving: 630 calories, 14 g protein, 92 g carb., 24 g fat, 3 g sat. fat, 0 mg chol., 150 mg sodium, 15 g dietary fiber, 16 g sugar


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5 lessons this year's market holds for 2014
With 2013 coming to an end, it may be a good idea to heed these tells as you prepare your playbook for next year.
The stock market rebound that began in March 2009 has proven to be remarkably durable.
While many thought the bull needed a breather after rising at a double-digit clip in 2012, it has actually grown stronger: Even with a series of boulders thrown in its path, the S&P 500 Index has tacked on 20% gains thus far in 2013, which is surely higher than even the most bullish forecasts had anticipated when the year began.
For people like Warren Buffett, a steadily expanding bull market can lead investors to the wrong conclusion: "Once you reach the point where everybody has made money no matter what system he or she followed, a crowd is attracted into the game that is responding not to interest rates and profits but simply to the fact that it seems a mistake to be out of stocks." He said that back in 1999.
I'll disagree that the real risks for 2014 are the ones we can't see. The ones we can see are potentially devastating. Remember the debt ceiling and budget battle? That smacks us in the face early in the year. Then we've got to deal with Yellen and a more hawkish Fed and tapering will be on the mind of everyone. The fallout from Obamacare is still in its infancy - there will be plenty more "unintended" and negative consequences next year. And don't forget, 2014 is an election year.
But there is some potential good news, at least for investors, at least temporarily. Ultimately, we could see the election used as an excuse to push all of these issues to the back burner and into 2015. It might sound far fetched to think of QE as extending into Q4 of next year, but just look at where we've been, it's really not that improbable at all. Politicians are infamous for kicking the can down the road, especially in an election year as most of them are cowards and afraid of alienating any segment of their constituency. The same also applies to Obamacare - it will inevitably be delayed as the politicians turn their attention to winning an election.
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2)Rising Interest Rates
3)Soaring Global Government DEBT
4)Soaring Corporate Debt(used for Stock Buybacks)
5)Student Loans
6)The China Black Hole
7)Record Stock Margin Debt
These just to name a few. To taper or not and it's effects, mostly guesswork as there are no time machines to prove whether or not the Markets would have reacted as many have suggested if Taper was severely cut. People always assign blame to why Markets go down but rarely is there Real Proof that was the sole reason or the Real Reason. The Feds actions are the convenient excuse for latest ups or downs in the Markets. Remove that as a factor an folks will find another convenient excuse for why we have ups and downs in the Markets. That has been the case for Decades.
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BUFORD -- Originally scheduled for the beginning of May, country singers Andy Velo and Jordan Rager will play a free concert Saturday at the Buford Community Center's amphitheater.
"We are excited to have these two up-and-coming artists bring their high-energy performances to our community," BCC Director Todd Cleveland said. "We invite families to bring their chairs and blankets and come enjoy a fun concert under the stars."
Velo is known for his radio hits "Hank It Up" and "Southern Thing." He has hit the road with Jason Aldean, Brad Paisley, Toby Keith, Trace Adkins and Kid Rock over the years.
Loganville resident Rager got his claim to fame by appearing on NBC's reality show "The Voice" and ended up on Blake Shelton's team. Although he didn't make it to the top, he has shared the stage with Kip Moore, Casey James, Gretchen Wilson, Bo Bice and David Allen Coe.
The show starts at 7:30 p.m. with the gates opening an hour prior to the event. BCC encourages people to bring chairs and blankets to the concert, but no outside coolers. There are concessions on site for purchase.
BCC is located at 2200 Buford Highway in Buford. For more information, visit www.bufordcommunitycenter.com or call 770-945-6762.
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