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Report, averaging 77.9 million b/d and 77.5 million b/d respectively for the last two quarters of 2014. " New capacity in the Middle East, an expected rebound in Chinese runs and a more positive outlook for European refiners in the fourth
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actually made smaller, less efficient refineries more profitable, and construction of these plants boomed. "Most of the new capacity was in the form of unsophisticated hydroskimming plants with less than 30,000 b/d of crude distillation capacity
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Gas Alliance Pres. Martin J. Durbin. Global demand is expected to increase 18-35 bcfd by 2035, while proposed new capacity outside the US is about 50 bcfd, he told the committee. "Given the disparity between projected demand and the number
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MOULTRIE, Ga. — A Moultrie woman found dead Friday night was apparently murdered, police officials say.
The Moultrie Observer reports that Colquitt County Coroner Verlyn Brock said the body of 57-year-old Trejo Dominga was found in a driveway along the back of Regency Village, a mobile home park off Quitman Highway.
Brock said the body will be taken to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Crime Lab for autopsy either Monday or Tuesday, depending on the lab's holiday schedule, but that initial indications are that her death is a homicide.
If ruled so, it would be the fifth murder of the year in Colquitt County, the paper reports.
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CLIMAX, Ga. — Residents in the Southwest Georgia town of Climax voiced their displeasure with the U.S. Postal Service's decision to close their post office last week.
According to the Bainbridge Post Searchlight, about 30 citizens of Climax attended a public hearing outside the Climax Post Office building Thursday afternoon, voicing their frustrations with the way the town's post office was recently closed.
Angela Collier, the manager of Post Office operations for the North Florida district, told the Climax residents that the post office had to move quickly out of the building because its lease had expired and could not be renewed. She said that the United States Postal Service (USPS) had initially planned to keep the Climax Post Office open with a reduced six-hour day, but that plan had to be changed when the lease expired on Oct. 31, the newspaper reports.
"We came to the point where we couldn't reach an agreement," Collier said. "So we said we're going to have to take the P.O. boxes out of this office and try to do what we call an 'emergency suspension.' And that's what we did, we put the boxes right down the street at Ware's and they agreed to become a Village Post Office."
Officials say that there were negotiations, but that neither party could reach an agreement.
"The information that we received was that the Postal Service broke off the negotiations," Mayor Charles Hadsock said. "The guy who owns the building did not. He was still willing, and is still willing to negotiate."
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Hailing a patent-pending process for a new line of fresh hamburger patties as a "a natural option for food safety" and a "technological breakthrough," meat-industry giant Cargill has begun using a method of high-pressure processing to produce its newly introduced "Fressure" hamburgers for food-service customers. FULL STORY »
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An upstate New York dairy is voluntarily recalling milk because it was improperly pasteurized, a process that heats milk to destroy bacteria that could cause illness.
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AMI, in partnership with a number of industry associations, is urging the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service and the Agriculture Research Service to strongly support a preventive approach to assure food safety. FULL STORY »
Chicago Company Recalls Ground Beef
The Illinois Department of Agriculture says a Chicago company has recalled about 200 pounds of ground beef patties because of possible E. coli contamination.
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Forget about the Chevrolet Camaro SS because GM Performance Parts has come out with the most amazing Camaro we have ever seen. Called the HT-SS454 Camaro (named for partner Redline Motorsports' owner Howard Tanner), this special muscle car was developed in cooperation with Chevrolet's dealer in New York DeNooyer.
The new DeNooyer 454 Camaro is powered by a GMPP LSX454 crate engine combined with a port fuel injection system for a total output of 520 HP and 530 lb.-ft. of torque at the rear wheels. A front end accessory drive system was added, too, along with a custom flywheel and ZR1 clutch matched to the six-speed manual transmission. In order to handle this amount of power, the car gets stronger axles and stiffer bushings.
Add a cool orange exterior color and some white racing stripes to this kind of power and now we are talking about the Camaro of our dreams. Forget the Zenvo ST1 and the Saleen S7 Competition , this muscle car is much more practical.
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Dealership-created performance packages were an important part of Chevrolet's muscle car heritage. Names like Yenko, Nickey, Berger and others helped drive high-performance options, while enhancing the mystique of one-off collectables decades later. In fact, it was creative ordering on the part of dealers that created the legendary COPO Camaros of the late 1960s – cars available from those enterprising dealers, but not offered in any official catalog or order guide.
More than 40 years later, a couple of dealers – DeNooyer Chevrolet in New York and Georgia's NeSmith Chevrolet – have rekindled the concept of using Chevrolet's own parts to create specialty Camaros that simply aren't offered in regular production. DeNooyer used GM Performance Parts' (GMPP) LSX454 crate engine (part number 19244611) to build a modern 454 engine for the Camaro SS, while NeSmith transplanted the supercharged LS9 engine from the Corvette ZR1 into their Camaro.
"These great Camaros exemplify the spirit of dealer-built super cars that grew out of the muscle car era," says Dr. Jamie Meyer, product integration manager for GM Performance Parts. "They are the COPO Camaros of the 21st century."
Both cars are featured on the cover the 2011 GM Performance Parts catalog.
The DeNooyer 454 Camaro, dubbed the HTR-SS454 (named for partner Redline Motorsports' owner Howard Tanner), takes the GMPP LSX454 crate engine and adds a port fuel injection system to its LS7-style LSX six-bolt cylinder heads. The engine has an all-forged rotating assembly and an 11.0:1 compression ratio. A front end accessory drive system was added, too, along with a custom flywheel and ZR1 clutch matched to the six-speed manual transmission.
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A Newberg teenager was arrested Tuesday by McMinnville police in connection with the Friday, April 25 stabbing of a 17-year-old McMinnville youth in the Greater McMinnville Area Chamber of Commerce parking lot.
Capt. Dennis Marks said the incident was determined to be gang-related, but he would not elaborate.
Marks identified the suspect as Favian Cruz Velasquez, 19. He was arraigned Wednesday in Yamhill County Circuit Court on one count each of second-degree assault, a Class B felony, and fail to report as a sex offender, a Class A misdemeanor. The assault charge falls under Measure 11 mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines.
Velasquez was also in violation of his probation on the underlying charge of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, a Class C felony. Velasquez was convicted last November and was sentenced to 14 days in jail and placed on 18 months probation upon his release from custody.
He was lodged in jail without bail.
"We had a couple of potential suspect names," Marks said. "A check with adult and juvenile probation officers and further investigative work resulted in the arrest."
The victim of the 1 p.m. stabbing, whose identity was withheld, was transported by McMinnville police to the Willamette Valley Medical Center. He underwent treatment there for a minor hand wound. Marks called it a "defensive" wound.
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An Oregon State Police trooper, accompanied by a recruit, were in the area when they observed a fight develop in the parking lot. When the trooper activated his emergency lights and siren, a Latino male fled on foot, leaving the victim behind.
The recruit pursued the man, but lost sight of him. He was seen in the vicinity of Northwest Birch, Cedar and Yamhill streets.
Clothing discarded at the scene led police to conclude the incident might be gang-related.
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Why we still don't use water to run our engines?
Scientists had already discovered that hydrogen can be extracted from water to power a car (the media said so). But due to technological and political reasons that could seriously disrupt the oil industry.
Water is one of the most powerful and affordable sources of energy for sure. But why we still don't use it instead of oil, daily?
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Mar 3 2011: Assuming this truly can be done:
It's cheaper for us and better for the environment = AMAZING
It's bad for oil industries, capitalism because the supply of water is so high, and bad for most economies = NEVER WILL HAPPEN IF GOVERNMENTS CAN AVOID IT
this is indeed very sad but the truth, although you should take into account not all countries have a good water supply and that we have messed up our oceans far more than enough.
Mar 3 2011: "Assuming this truly can be done..." It can't! You can prove anything if you start with a false assumption.
Water is nothing more than hydrogen combined with oxygen. The two elements are held together by a chemical bond. It doesn't matter how you separate the two elements from each other, whether by electrolysis, photosynthesis, or any other means, the energy required to break the bond is greater than the energy generated when they combine again, which happens when you burn hydrogen in oxygen. It has nothing whatever to do with the big bad oil companies, capitalism, or anything else except basic Grade 6 physics and chemistry.
Anyway, burning hydrogen in vehicles would be a non-starter as it has a tendency to explode. Experimental cars that do run on hydrogen use fuel cell technology, which is a whole nother issue. But you still can't get something for nothing.
Mar 3 2011: We do not expect every country to follow suit in order for US to start making economical decisions.
Whether or not a country has a "good water supply": I will presume there are 'people' in the countries you're referring to, and seeing as people NEED water, I'm guessing there is some kind of supply.
And, when comparing the availability of water to that of oil in my own geographic region: I know where a river is nearby, but not an oil well... so does this help me determine that I don't have a "good oil supply"? Or can that shit be pumped through veins across the Earth for thousands of miles, just like water?
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Measure S increased the amount of taxes charged per barrel of oil drilled in the City of Santa Fe Springs from $0.20 per barrel to a minimum of $0.41 and a maximum of $0.52 per barrel. The money was required to be spent locally in the city of Santa Fe Springs, funding the city's efforts to:[1] [2]
- Maintain rapid 9-1-1 response times
- Maintain the number of police officers proactively patrolling neighborhoods, parks/schools
- Keep adequate firefighter/paramedic staffing levels
- Maintain the City's ability to respond quickly and effectively to natural disasters such as earthquakes
- Preserve youth after-school recreation, anti-gang and anti-drug prevention programs
- Continue health, nutrition, and transportation programs for local seniors
The funds from Measure S were designed to be subjected to annual audits from independent sources.[1]
Election results
|Measure S
- These final, certified results are from the Los Angeles County elections office.
Text of measure
The question on the ballot:
|Shall Ordinance No. 1044, which would increase the oil barrel tax charged to operators of oil wells in the City from $.20 per barrel to an amount ranging from a minimum of $.41 to a maximum of $.52 per barrel, be adopted?[2][3]
Proponents argued that Sacramento has taken much of the funding that used to go to the City of Santa Fe Springs and that Measure S was a sure way to introduce more revenue for city services without raising taxes on city residents or local businesses. They pointed out that only companies extracting crude oil within the city limits would be subject to the tax increase. They also focused on the fact that the current tax rate for oil companies of 20 cents per barrel was one of the lowest rates in California and that it had not been raised for more than 20 years.[1]
ElectionForum.com opposed Measure S and recommended a "NO" vote.[4]
See also
External links
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 City of Santa Fe Springs website
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Smartvoter.org, California, November 5, 2013, Los Angeles County ballot measures
- ↑ Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributed to the original source.
- ↑ ElectionForum.com November 5, 2013 election recommendations


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In typical fashion, we started off with a few blind wines:
Bollinger 1955
Gold. An oaky, and a little evolved nose of ripe apples, mushrooms and earth. Fine mousse. The palate is slightly sweet, fruit forward but with fantastic acidity balancing it. Outstanding.
I guessed it as 1989 or 1990 Champagne! Ooops.
Sassicaia 1968
A rather salty nose of rye bread and red berries - seemingly falling apart. Yet it didn't deteriorate from that during the evening :confused: The palate was much better with lovely sweet, old fruit, resolved structure, layered, and great length. Ok nose; very good palate.
Sassicaia 1971
An immensely beatiful nose: leafy, red berries, elegant though full on. The palate had fine fruit and lovely, almost Sangiovese-like red berriness, but was unfortunately rather low in acidity. Good, but not great. In no danger of falling apart.
Sassicaia 1978
A nose of lead and blueberries, some peach and dung - a bit simplistic. The palate has fine concentration of fruit and good acid, but isn't quite as layered as some of the others. A bit simple but fine enough.
Sassicaia 1979
Dung and lilacs on the nose, peach, blueberry - a nose as classic Sassicaia as can be - but not favoured by all! The palate was very also with lovely balance: the overt fruitiness balanced by equally great acidity. Sassiciaia isn't really a wine made to my tastes, but this was perhaps the only wine in this tasting that I would gladly share a bottle of! Excellent.
Sassicaia 1980
A full on and floral nose, rather inelegant, but with the typical Tuscan red berryness well in evidence. Sweet, fruity, long, fresh, elegant perhaps, but also a bit simple. Good.
Sassicaia 1981
A nose of blueberries, salt and leaves. Still a bit tannic, with fine fruit, fine oak, rather intense, but still manages to be rather non-descript! Good, but not great.
Sassicaia 1982
A bit of dung, pleasantly leafy, much blueberry, very ripe. The palate is still rather tannic, but it has fine fruit and acidity which will surely survive until the tannins resolve themselves. I am a bit concerned about the aftertaste though - it is rather short despite the promise on both the nose and mid-palate.
Sassicaia 1984
Simple fruit, leafy, pleasant enough. Rather green (positive for me!) and tannic palate. Not very layered. A fine effort for what I understand to be an off-vintage. Good.
Sassiciaia 1985
Honeyed, very fat, leafy, slightly toasted nose which has bit of cassis. The palate is sweet, un-Sassicaiaish, very ripe, very fine, but has too much fat on it. Very good, but I do prefer the vintages with more acidity to them. But in all fairness, I do understand why some make such a fuss of this wine.
Sassicaia 1988
Sassicaia 1990
Very full on scent, fat, noticably oaky, blue tinged as the wine so often is, with just a slight hint of dung. The palate is also very fat, fairly tannic, but with very fine acidity and length. Obviously a wine in the same mold as the 1985. Very good.
Sassicaia 1991
Confected nose of Coca-Cola - very sweet and confected and quite unpleasant: like a bad Burgundy! The palate is sweet, watery and weak. Quite unpleasant.
Sassicaia 1992
Most preferred the 1991 to the 1992. Not me. It was a touch green (remember: not a negative term for me!), rather tough, charmless maybe, but delightfully savoury - a food wine if there ever was one. The palate had sweetish fruit, was very savoury and still quite tannic, but some (not me) will say it is unripe. I rather liked it. But then again, I do also like the "lean and mean" Loire reds!
Sassicaia 1993
Leafy and a bit oaky and sweetly fruity scent. The palate has fine fruit, fine acid, but is a bit watery and simple. Very drinkable, pleasant infact, but rather uninspiring.
Sassicaia 1994
Leafy, a bit green. Not a favourite (not even mine, lol!!), but not the worst of the lot either. The palate is a bit green with fine tannins. Long, savoury. Decent for me, but a bad Sassicaia.
Sassicaia 1995
Confected nose, some savoury notes like exhaust fumes. The palate is confected also and is a bit dilute. Drinkable certainly, even has a little bit of charm, but frankly for the name, I would expect so much more. Poor (unless it would cost 15 euros!!!).
Sassicaia 1996
Well, here S. seems to have gotten its act together again! A lovely, savoury nose with a slight, but not overpowering, touch of blueberry liqueur. Finely balanced palate, with lovely acidity! Some found the acidity a bit too much, but for me that was what endeared me to the wine! Lovely.
Sassicaia 1997
Some forest floor character that I so often get with youngish Tuscans. Also some pine. Fine fruity yet savoury scents. The palate is sweetish but a bit flat due to very light acidity. Decent.
Sassicaia 1998
Youghurt. Some savoury notes to the sweet fruit also. Rather anonymous, though there is fine depth to it. The palate is sweet but also a bit flat. Good, pure fruit though, if you're into that sort of stuff. Spoofulated and rather anonymous.
Sassicaia 1999
A lovely nose of Cantillon's Gueuze (brettanomyces bruxellensis). I loved the nose: so deep and so Tuscan. The palate was a let down: light, spoofulated, smooth, so forgettable.
Sassicaia 2000
Forest floor and pine character again on the nose, warm and open. The palate is overtly fruity, with fine structure and surprisingly good acidity for such a warm year. Good.
Sassicaia 2001
Closed. Some earth and dark fruit peeking through. A rather elegant type of S., sweet fruit yet structured. Shows some promise.
Sassicaia 2002
Yoghurt on the nose, some savoury elements, good fruit but it somewhat hidden under the overt oakiness. The palate is berryish, light, slightly vegetal. I liked the other elements except the oak. Is a very decent effort for the year.
We then had a few fully blind wines to finish off the tasting with:
Niepoort Vertente 2002
Dark. Chemical nose, some hedge and savouriness. The palate is very sweet, rather harshly tannic. Not pleasant.
Dönnhof Oberhäuser Brücke Riesling Eiswein 2001
Lovely young Riesling characteristics of hedge, olive stone (which I find is a precursor to budding petrolliness) - very savoury, and shows few signs of the sweetness on the palate. The palate is a bit too pineappley, but has very fine acidity and minerality and is supported by the fine sweetness. Very good.
Robert Weil Kiedrich Gräfenberg Riesling Spätlese 2004
Light as water. The nose has olive stone, hedge and lots of minerals. It is very slightly sweet (thought it has c.100 g/l RS!!!), high in acid, a bit tart some would say, but I say this is frigging fantastic stuff!


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Harry Hoosier Institute Dedication
Kingdom Encounter
February 3-5, 2013 – Florida Dunnam Campus, Orlando, FL
Dedication of the Harry Hoosier Institute, Asbury Theological Seminary
The Florida Dunnam Campus has been chosen to house the Harry Hoosier Institute and will be ready to welcome students in the spring of 2013. A formal dedication of the institute is scheduled to immediately precede Kingdom Encounter (February 3-5, 2013). Dr. William E. Pannell will present a series of lectures during Kingdom Encounter; and, along with Dr. Richard Gray, Professor of Leadership and Christian Ministries, and Dr. Steve Gober, the Vice President of the Florida Dunnam campus, will conduct the formal dedication for the Harry Hoosier Institute. African American scholars who participate in The Obsidian Society have been invited to meet together on the Florida Dunnam campus to present papers on the life and ministry of Harry Hoosier and share in the dedication of the Harry Hoosier Institute.


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My hubby, Thomas (Jim) Schneider, recently spent 10 days in Central Peninsula Hospital. The four young men who responded to my 911 call were here lickity split and I was so grateful to hand Jim off to their capable hands! Jim progressed from the ER to ICU to a regular room, all the while receiving excellent care from a great team of doctors, nursing staff, housekeeping and meal preparers — the meals were delicious! Because of the reason he was there it was a very scary, stressful time for me but I knew he was in good hands.
Apparently there is considerable confusion over who authored a July 7 letter to the editor. I too was surprised to learn that there is a Larry Simmons with views far left from the views of this Larry Semmens. I proudly serve as chief-of-staff for Senator Micciche. He and his team members have always honorably provided excellent service for District O constituents; the folks he always demonstrably places first in every consideration.
So, the new LIO "Taj Mahawker" in Anchorage is going to get $500,000 in new furniture. For this nice little spending spree, we can thank the members of the Legislative Council, which includes Speaker Chenault and Senator Micciche. Of course, this elite group had already authorized $100,000 for furniture design, so the new office furniture expenditure will be a measly $600,000. Wonder if they are getting gold inlay on the chairs? Oh, and they also approved the highest bid of $343,246 for the purchase of new audio/visual equipment for the grotesquely expensive downtown Anchorage office.
August 19th is your chance to "Have Your Say on the Oil Giveaway!"
With all due respect, the $2 billion budget shortfall just ain't workin' out for me, so I'll be voting YES on Prop 1! Money talks and in this case it's speakin' up loud and clear!
As the rain continues to fall, as the ditch levels continue to rise, and as increasing numbers of us continue to have problems with our septic systems … I am prompted to write letters, hoping for some results.
We were asked last fall to be patient with the Kenai Peninsula Borough as you conducted studies, gathered information, and came up with a plan for the flooding in the K-Beach area. We have never heard back from you … just as all of our recent phone calls have not been returned.
The July 1 Clarion printed the comments by Rep. Don Young and Sen. Mark Begich on the U.S. Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby decision. The Begich comment saying "bosses should not be able to prevent access to family planning and birth control is disingenuous and typical. From what I've read, Hobby Lobby offers in their employee health plan 16 different forms of birth control. The remaining four are in the "morning after" category, and it is those which they regard as a form of abortion and refuse to pay for.
There are approximately 10,000 senior citizens on the Kenai Peninsula and a majority are registered voters. We are a strong voter demographic. Let's use our vote to insure that senior issues are addressed and that KPB politicians support them.
KPB residents and seniors have a full plate of political topics this election season. Primary races and propositions will be up first in August and then a full slate of candidates and issue votes to follow. Let's take a quick look at some of those and how they affect the KPB senior voters.
As I drive along the spur, north of Kenai, I see more signage going up stating "Vote No on 1." It seems small and medium size businesses understand who runs this State, Big Oil. Certainly our politicians understand. If the mega-oil companies do not get what they want they will pack their bags and leave. Many individuals believe these behemoths would never abandon Alaska. However, Corporations have only one fiduciary responsibility. It's all about making more money. And so they do. Rules and regulations ignored. Pay the fines as long as the profits continue. Just ask the big banks.
Fourth of July was a beautiful day, with largest crowd I can remember for the parade and park get together. Every body was in good spirits, with lots of sacks of goodies being passed out, but I had one disappointment with the hundreds of flags given away. I had a hole in the top of my cap so I could display mine, but hundreds went undisplayed. A thought came into my mind after the parade that with the enormous amount of money it costs to put on a program this size maybe something could be done. Frequently on the front of the newspapers I get, there are stick-on advertisements.
I am writing to express my concerns over flooding issues for the K-Beach area. As you are well aware, last fall there was considerable flooding in our area. It was declared a borough, state, and federal disaster. We are still dealing with the paperwork and process of obtaining any of the funds to repair from last year. We are still trying to fix our home, farming business, and property from the damages caused by last year's flooding. My septic system was flooded and sank into the ground.
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The popular free social networking application for musicians now with new chat feature
San Diego, CA / http://www.myprgenie.com/ / ACCESSWIRE / April 24, 2014 / BandFriend, the popular free social networking application for musicians available on Android and iOS devices, is being upgraded today to version 2.5 and features new in-app messaging. BandFriend helps local musicians discover, connect, and share all things music. Now with BandFriend's new in-app messaging feature, finding musicians nearby to jam and collaborate with has never been easier.
BandFriend's unique mobile collaboration and sharing approach fits the on-the-go lifestyles of musicians creating a great mobile networking app experience for musicians. BandFriend helps musicians discover local talent, connect to jam or share ideas, and capture inspirational moments with a mobile device and share using SoundCloud and YouTube integration anyplace, anytime.
"Being a musician, I know that inspiration rarely strikes sitting at home in front of a computer," says Stefan Immich, BandFriend's Founder and CEO. "BandFriend provides musicians a convenient solution to connect, discover, share, and now communicate even better with our in-app messaging. Whether it's sharing ideas or reminding band members about upcoming practice sessions and gigs, BandFriend makes it easy."
"Plenty of people dream of becoming musicians but few realize just how hard that life can be. To break through, aspiring musicians must not only be good at their art but also know the right people so they can have a chance to show off just how good they are. With BandFriend, musicians are now able to connect and share with each other like never before." -Jordan Minor, 148Apps.com.
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A Crockett woman died after losing control of her vehicle in Trinity County.
According to the Department of Public Safety, Karla Torres, 40, was driving North on State Highway 19, 2 miles North of Trinity, when she lost control of her vehicle.
Torres' 2002 Toyota Sienna crossed the center stripe and left the roadway before hitting a tree.
Trinity County Justice of the Peace, Bernie Beard, pronounced Torres dead at 1 a.m. Sunday morning.
According to the accident report, the roadway was wet and it was cloudy when troopers arrived on scene.
The body was taken to Waller-Thorton funeral home in Trinity.
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Rains and cricket are the only equalisers in our megacities - only in times of a torrential downpour or a tense humdinger do our people stand as one, in awe of proceedings. But what happens when one equaliser flattens the other?
It must take a lot for the inimitable joy of cricket to take a beating, if at all. Take now for instance, the last international cricket match starring our players was more than two months ago so everyone's felt a discreet vacuum. The street cricketers, though are among the worse ones to be hit with rains diluting their 'stumps' on yard walls or inch-high grass and puddles appearing on and around their pitches.
However, the love for the game has been famously kept alive in Mumbai through the special tournament called Kanga League, where cricket is played even under extreme conditions - damp wickets and rough outfields. Many have credited this, the only such competition in the world, for the gritty talent that the region has produced at Ranji and national levels over the past decades. Unfortunately, torrential showers and resulting logistical difficulties have been instrumental in washing out the last two years' editions of the league and it'll be interesting to see how far it goes once it kick starts this year on August 5.
Also, before you decide that India abandons its favourite game temporarily during the season of dark clouds, think again. Many of Mumbai's and Delhi clubs begin fitness sessions from July onwards. Both Tendulkar and the Tendulkar-inspired are found taking a few knocks and roughing it out on cloudy, drizzly days simply to keep away the rust from their technique. Besides, some cement pitches and indoor centres don't mean much interruption.
Indoor cricket can mean a different game, ask any one raised on a diet of bat and ball. The average urban boy (or the sporty girl, for that matter), will display an array of entertaining cricket 'games' - such as trump cards, board games or the vastly popular ones on computers and Playstations. It's almost as if they're socially conditioned to not stop 'living' cricket even if the national team's on a break or it's pouring outside!
Thankfully, Team India isn't on a break any more. Their hiatus, the longest in six-seven years, has ended and they're already in hunting mode in the current series in Sri Lanka. It's a rather pointless one but will get cricket back on the front foot anyway.
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OCMC is thrilled to have sent our first Mission Team of 2013 to Kenya this past weekend. Team members traveled to the Makarios III Patriarchal Seminary in Nairobi before traveling to Lodwar where they will be serving for the next week. They are helping plant the seeds of Christianity to those who have begun to respond to the Gospel in the Turkana tribe. Evangelism and teaching are taking place in rural areas outside of Lodwar.
This Team, being led by OCMC Executive Director, Fr. Martin Ritsi, will help the three Orthodox clergy in the Turkana region nurture and expand the Church among the Turkana people. The Turkana are one of the least evangelized groups on the continent. Through use of Bible skits, stories and the use of the Jesus Film (in the Turkana language), Team members will present the Good News of Christ's love for His people in four villages that have no church and that have not yet been exposed to the Orthodox Faith.
At the time of the team's arrival, there was an election being held in Kenya for the presidency. Millions of Kenyans are voting in the first elections since 2007, when polls were marred by violence. There have been sporadic reports of violence in Mombassa, which is far from where the team is serving. Despite the violence, the Kenyan people are peacefully standing in lines to vote today. Please keep the team in your prayers as they serve, bringing the message of Christ's love to the Kenyan people in the midst of the political situation around them.


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Although I rated this book 4 stars, I would have preferred a 4.5 rating if it was possible.
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I love JR Ward and this series did not let me down. I love the storyline and if your a fan I think you'll like these too.
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This installment of the Fallen Angels series is definitely a game-changer. Jim's decision to save Sissy has impacted his ability to "play the game" a..Show More »
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SPOKANE -- Justin Sprenger, in his second appearance of the season, gave up a tie-breaking three-run home run in the top of the eighth inning to Yasiel Balaguert, giving the Boise Hawks the eventual winning score of 4-1. The Spokane Indians fell to 1-6 on the season.
The Indians started off on the right foot, as Evan Van Hoosier belted his third double in the bottom half of the second. Next, newcomer Kevin Torres reached on a fielder's choice as Boise pitcher Paul Blackburn committed a throwing error that allowed Van Hoosier to round third and score the game's first run.
Blackburn, the NWL leader in ERA, gave up three hits and one walk before being taken out in favor of Carlos Martinez. Martinez (2-0) pitched three scoreless innings to earn his second win.
Indians pitcher Yohander Mendez lasted 4.2 strong innings and retired ten batters in a row at one point, while striking out five and allowing just three hits to lower his ERA to 1.17. Sam Wolff, son of former Spokane Indian Steven Wolff (1983), struck out all three batters he faced in the ninth.
Alberto Truinfel and Janluis Castro both collected hits for the Indians.
The Indians will host Boise for a doubleheader tomorrow beginning at 5:30 PM, with the second game following approximately 30 mintues after the conclusion of Game 1. Both games will be seven-inning contests.


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Hailey French's Story – When millions barely cover the bills.
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On July 1st, 2010, the California legislature implemented an ignition interlock device or IID pilot program to run through December 31st, 2015. The new legislation required all individuals convicted of 1st or repeat offense...more
A fatal accident in Santa Barbara in 2012 provides ample evidence of how a case of driving under the influence (DUI) can escalate vehicular manslaughter to a second-degree murder charge. In that incident, two women...more
It would be a mistake to think that average people charged with driving under the influence (DUI) receive the same treatment as troubled actress Lindsay Lohan. Count that as a good thing, because even though it might seem as...more
Washington has a dram shop statute that states, "[n]o person shall sell liquor to any person apparently under the influence of liquor." Statutory violations are "punishable by a fine of not more than $500 as well as separate...more
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ALLOUEZ, WI (WTAQ) - No one was hurt after a house fire in the Village of Allouez.
The call went out to a home in the 1400 block of Bismarck Street just after 5 a.m. Sunday.
Green Bay Metro Fire officials say no one was inside when the blaze broke out.
The house was undergoing renovations. Officials are investigating what may have sparked the fire.


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Like a bad boy on the playground, the Who 's Pete Townshend has said he's sorry for swearing at a 7-year-old girl.
The legendary guitarist issued the apology -- which he wrote personally -- to young Janey Costello , whose dad Eric brought her to a Who show two weeks ago in Ontario. The pair held up a sign that said, "Smash your guitar, Pete!" and Townshend responded by scolding the pair, "Don't bring your children...use them. I want to tell you two words but I can't because you've got a child there." He then mouthed "f**k off".
According to Canada's Sun News , Townshend felt badly about the incident and asked a Canadian friend of his to help him locate the Costellos, to whom he sent a note of apology. "I am so sorry. I sympathize with you both, and your daughter's mother," he said. "I am most certainly not angry. I was not angry on stage either. I was in rock star mode, the big mouth." The 67-year-old admitted, "I could have handled it differently. I thought of sending someone to find you both and telling you I was not upset, but we were flying to New York straight after the show, and had no time to spare. I wish things had been different."
Townshend then went a step further and asked if they might all be able to get together privately and put the incident behind them. The Sun News reports that the Costellos will meet up with Townshend in April, and that the rock star has promised, "I won't swear" at the get-together.
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For Nonprofits, Local Buy-In Creates Sustainable Value
STANFORD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS—Even though they're not always as efficient as cash grants, development initiatives that rely heavily on partnerships with local communities are far more likely to create sustainable value, four of the world's leading social entrepreneurs said during a March 3 panel.
"The reality is that partnerships are incredibly inefficient," said Martha Jimnez of TransFair USA, an organization that encourages fair-trade practices by empowering local farmers in developing countries. "Partnerships aren't efficient, but they are transformative." The other three panelists agreed that active engagement with local communities is critical to achieving sustainable social change. The four speakers, representing organizations selected by Fast Company and the Monitor Group as recipients of its 2005 Social Capitalist Awards, were presented by the Business School's Center for Social Innovation.
On a practical level, engagement with local communities helps to ensure that development initiatives actually work to improve the quality of human life in developing countries, said Christopher Elias, president of the Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH). PATH improves health conditions in poor countries by focusing on innovation while relying on larger organizations to distribute its products and ideas. "Our goal is to take the best new science and get it into the hands of the weakest health systems in the world," Elias said. In addition, PATH's partnerships with local communities influence and inform the design of the products and technologies that he and his colleagues develop. "We have 19 offices in 13 countries, and these offices are staffed primarily by locally hired professionals," Elias said. "If we didn't have that type of engagement with the local communities, we would probably develop a lot of products and technologies that wouldn't work very well."
While the involvement of local residents and organizations certainly has practical value, it also promotes a sense of ownership among communities eager to assume an active role in development projects. "Local residents have the ability and the desire to contribute, but they simply aren't asked as frequently as they should be," said John Wood, one of the panelists. Wood is the founder and president of Room to Read, an organization that works with villagers in developing countries to build school libraries. Through his own experience, Wood has observed that development initiatives that are completed without the involvement of local communities are rarely sustainable.
"In the entire history of the travel industry, no one has ever washed a used car," said Wood, quoting the renowned Harvard Business School strategist Michael Porter to emphasize the important relationship between ownership and value creation. "Sustainable development works the same way," Wood said. "If we simply go in as outsiders and build a school without the community's involvement, then the community has no sense of ownership over that school." Instead, Room to Read operates under a challenge grant model. With this system in place, individual villages nominate projects, and Room to Read provides capital from donors in the United States and elsewhere as long as the villages themselves provide the land and the labor necessary to finish the work.
"On the day that a new school opens, you see the look of dignity on people's faces. They've done the work, and they can see that the community came together to complete the project. Hopefully, they'll still have that same sense of pride and ownership of that school or library 20 or 30 years down the line," Wood said.
Like Wood, Gillian Caldwell agreed that involving local communities in development projects offers benefits that simply can't be measured or quantified. "What's most potent is not captured by metrics," Caldwell said. "What's important is not just that you've opened 15 schools this week; what's important is that you've transformed people's lives and their sense of their own potential." Caldwell serves as the executive director of Witness, an organization that helps locally based human rights advocacy groups to improve their campaigns through visual imagery. Like Room to Read, Witness also relies on a "co-investment" model in which the local residents take an active role in improving their own communities. "In our case, Witness provides the video cameras, technical guidance, and tactical advice to help grassroots organizations leverage their voice and articulate their vision," Caldwell explained. "Core to our organization's work is the belief that you need vibrant, powerful local civil society to create truly democratic countries around the world."
Nonetheless, true partnerships with local communities remain the exception rather than the rule in today's development environment. And according to Elias, this situation will persist until the prevailing attitudes toward development change and evolve. "We need to devise new models in order to create true sustainability," Elias said, eschewing the commonly held view that development should be viewed solely as a charitable, humanitarian enterprise that doesn't require the active engagement of local communities. "For development to be truly sustainable, it's important to recognize that local communities actually have ideas; they have budding entrepreneurs who have the ability to create sustainable value—if they're simply given the opportunity."
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This was a wonderful recipe. I highly recommend using a teflon pot when making the sugar mixture and a candy thermometer is a must. I also added a little kosher salt the the brittle right after pouring it onto the pan. It was delicious!
Cinnamon Pumpkin Seed Brittle
This warmly spiced brittle also makes a crunchy garnish for your holiday pumpkin pie.
Yield: Makes 1 3/4 lbs. brittle; 28 1-oz. servings (serving size: 1 oz.)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 137
- Calories from fat: 34%
- Protein: 1.8g
- Fat: 5.2g
- Saturated fat: 1.7g
- Carbohydrate: 22g
- Fiber: 0.2g
- Sodium: 111mg
- Cholesterol: 4.8mg
- 1/4 cup butter, cut into chunks, plus more for pan
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- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 1/2 cups sugar
- 1/3 cup light corn syrup
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- 1. Lightly butter a 10- by 15-in. baking pan. In a small bowl, stir baking soda in vanilla to dissolve; set aside. In another bowl, stir together cinnamon and salt (to help the cinnamon distribute evenly when it's stirred into the sugar mixture).
- 2. In a 4- to 5-qt. saucepan over medium-low heat, use a heatproof spatula or wooden spoon to stir together sugar, 1/2 cup water, corn syrup, and 1/4 cup butter until butter is melted and sugar is completely dissolved (see "Caramelizing Sugar: Watch Closely,â€Â? below). Increase heat to medium and boil sugar mixture, stirring occasionally, until it turns a deep amber and measures 335° to 340° on a candy thermometer (see "Using a Candy Thermometer,â€Â? below), 8 to 12 minutes.
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- Caramelizing sugar: Watch closely. Sugar cooks quickly once it begins to brown, so have your ingredients measured and your tools assembled before you start. Before bringing your sugar mixture to a boil, make sure you completely dissolve the sugar and melt the butter: Stir the mixture with a flexible heatproof spatula over medium-low heat, running the spatula around the inside of the saucepan a few times to thoroughly mix everything together.
- Using a candy thermometer
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- Test it first: If you have an old thermometer in the back of your gadget drawer, test its accuracy by immersing it in boiling water; it should read 212°. (If it doesn't, get a new thermometer.) Our favorite in the test kitchen is the Taylor Classic Candy and Deep-Fry Analog Thermometer ($13; available at housewares and home improvement stores), an inexpensive model that's easy to read and attaches securely to the pan's side.
- Read it accurately: Attach the thermometer to the side of the pan after the sugar mixture has come to a boil. The placement of the heat sensor varies among brands, but generally the bottom of the thermometer must be completely submerged in the sugar mixture to get an accurate reading. If the mixture is too shallow, carefully tilt the pan until liquid completely covers the bottom of the thermometer when you want to check the temperature.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per oz.
Note: To toast raw green pumpkin seeds—often labeled pepitas in Latino markets—bake in a 350° oven until they start to pop, 8 to 10 minutes.
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