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2 pork tenderloins (washed, dried and trimmed of fat)
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Pour liquid ingredients into a gallon re-sealable storage bag, making sure they are blended, then add pork. Marinate for 4-5 hours in the refrigerator. Drain the meat and rub each loin with 1 Tablespoon of the steak rub to coat. Bake in a shallow roasting pan at 350 degrees for 45-50 minutes, or until meat reaches 160 degrees.


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Draft meeting minutes of the March 5 Manhattan Beach City Council meeting show that the council discussed a brief story about the history of the city that potentially would be placed on the back of the plat map at city hall.
Resident Larry Wannebo is writing the story, which was before the council March 5 and in February.
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The State Highway Patrol has identified the man who was struck and killed in Smithfield on Sunday.
Troopers identified the pedestrian killed as Jonathan Barbour, 16, of Smithfield.
Barbour was walking east on Black Creek Road between Long Branch Road and N.C. 210 around 8:54 p.m. when he was struck by a 1995 Ford Mustang driven by Amber Stewart, 19, of Smithfield.
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Things can go wrong on holiday. You could fall ill or have an accident; you could have money or luggage stolen; your visit might be cancelled or cut short through injury or illness; your family may need to fly out to be with you if there is a serious incident. All these risks and more can be covered by taking out travel insurance.
However, you should check the small print of your insurance policy very carefully to see if any exclusions might apply. Exclusions are situations/conditions which, if they exist, will allow your insurer to refuse your claim. They are always set out in your policy. We discuss exclusions and conditions in more detail later in this section. If your trip involves particular sports or activities that are considered a risk, check that your insurer offers extra cover or you may need to call a specialist insurer. Get several quotations before you choose your travel insurance and check carefully what each offers.
Many people don't take out travel insurance, in the belief that their credit card accident cover, home insurance, or private health cover is sufficient. However, it is unlikely that these will give adequate cover. You should be aware that the costs of an emergency abroad are high; a medical evacuation to the United Kingdom, for example, will cost you tens of thousands of pounds, so getting proper insurance is vital.
For more information on holiday claims against credit card companies, see our 'Paying for your holiday: cash or credit?' section.
Shop around to find a good price and the right product, rather than opting to travel without cover. Bear in mind that a cheaper policy may have less cover. If you make several trips each year, consider taking out annual multi-trip insurance to save time, money and effort. There are a number of sites on the internet which provide comparative services for travel insurance or you could use the Yellow Pages or search for insurance companies individually.
If travelling to Europe, make sure you complete a European Health Insurance Card Form in addition to travel insurance. An EHIC gives the holder rights to healthcare that may become necessary during a temporary visit to EEA (European Economic Area) countries or Switzerland.
Always book through an agent that's with ABTA, ATOL or other relevant Financial Protection Organisations. Decent travel agents and tour operators will give you security by holding:
You should know what your policy covers and ensure that the cover is adequate. If in doubt, ask your insurer.
You should ensure your policy covers:
Travel insurance should also cover personal liability. So, if you accidentally cause injury or damage to others or their property, and they sue you, the policy will meet the cost of a claim.
Your policy should pay out if you need to cancel or cut short a trip (this is often referred to as 'curtailment') because, for example, you fall ill. It should cover pre-paid expenses, such as excursions, and any extra costs incurred in getting home. Check your policy documents to see what would be covered – accident, illness, pregnancy unknown when you buy the policy, jury service or witness summons, etc.
Cover may also be provided if you are needed at home because of fire, storm or flood, or if you are required by the police to come home following a burglary.
Some policies also cover cancellation arising from you being made redundant or if a strike or bad weather affects the departure of a flight or ship.
You need a policy with sufficient cover to refund the full cost of your holiday. Check your policy for details.
Travel insurance can cover stolen, lost or damaged possessions. You can normally set the limit of the cover, but the limit should be adequate and realistic for your own circumstances. The higher the limit of the cover, the more expensive the policy will be.
Policies will generally limit claims for single items – the limit can vary from as low as £250 up to £1000 or more. There is likely to be a similar limit on the total paid to replace valuables, such as cameras or jewellery. Check that these limits are sufficient.
You should not rely on compensation from the airline if it loses your luggage. By law, airlines need only pay a specified minimum value per kilo of lost luggage – this will probably be inadequate to cover the full value of your belongings.
All insurance policies will almost always say that you must take care of your belongings at all times. If you don't, the policy may not pay out, so as a general rule, treat your property as if it were uninsured.
Remember that losses should be reported to the local police within 24 hours, and proof of notification will be required when you make your claim.
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Many holiday insurance policies have a provision relating to emergency repatriation. This is returning you to your country of residence. Insurance companies require that you adhere strictly to their terms and conditions, so it is important that you have read and understood the terms, before starting the process of emergency repatriation.
If you are relying on them to reimburse you for emergency flights, please contact your insurance company directly before making travel arrangements, as they usually have specific procedures and providers that they want you to use.
You may also want to check if your policy covers you for legal expenses to help you pursue compensation or damages following personal injury whilst abroad. This could be of particular use if there is no legal aid system in place in the country to which you are travelling.
Some travel insurance policies cover you if your airline goes bust before you travel or whilst you are abroad. If you have no other form of financial protection, you may want to ensure you buy a policy that includes this cover.
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STAFF WRITER | January 26,2013BENNINGTON A 15-year-old high school student is facing a felony charge of sexual assault and facing three years to life in prison after police said he sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl last year.
Adelbert G. Capen, 15, of Bennington, pleaded innocent to the charge in Bennington criminal court Thursday. He was released without bail but ordered not to be alone with females younger than 18.
In an affidavit, Detective Trooper Scott Dunlap of the Vermont State Police said he was contacted by a supervisor with the Vermont Department for Children and Families. The parents of a 14-year-old girl said they had learned she had sex with a boy in the summer of 2012 through the girls postings on a social network website.
A friend to whom the girl reported the sexual contact told the girl she believed it was rape because the girl had told Capen no.
The girl was interviewed by Dunlap and Kyle Hoover, an investigator with the Department for Children and Families, on Dec. 6.
She told the investigators she and Capen had sexual contact three or four times consensually, but she said the first time they had sex, she had told him to stop at least twice. According to the girl, she had to push Capen away to stop the sexual contact.
The girl told Dunlap that she didnt think what happened was bad until she told friends about it who told her that she had been raped. She said she understood that to mean this guy did something to her that she did not want to do, but he did it anyway.
Dunlap and Hoover interviewed Capen on Jan. 9 at his home with his mother and family friends present.
According to the affidavit, Capen admitted he had sexual contact with the girl and continued even after she said no at least twice.
Dunlap said Capen said he hadnt stopped because he was in the moment but later said if he could take that day back, then he would have.
The affidavit said both Capen and the girl were ninth-graders at Mount Anthony Union High School. Judge Cortland Corsones told Capen that even if he had contact with fellow students in a classroom, a teacher had to be present.
A competency and sanity evaluation of Capen was ordered by the court.
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Unless you sit staring at Facebook all day, every day, learning all its ins and outs, you could easily miss some valuable tools designed to help your business make a mark in the social networking world. Case in point? Facebook Insights, a free tool that illuminates your page's performance statistics.
In my last blog, I gave you a brief overview of what Facebook Insights holds in store for you. This month, we are going to dissect the leaderboard statistics, which are the first thing you see when you click on the Insights icon. CLICK HERE to review the last blog to learn how to access Facebook Insights. You must make sure you are looking at the most recent version of Facebook Insights, which should have four key metrics across the top. If you see only three, click the link at the top of your screen that says, "Take me to the new Facebook Insights."
On this page you'll have the four metrics, each displaying a figure for the previous seven days. Every day these numbers will refresh to show whether the past week's figures have gone up or down since the week before. In other words, you can see at a glance whether you are up or down this week.
This first area, along with the graph below and a few numbers on your wall, give some basic indicators of your performance over time. Understanding what these numbers mean will help you understand the rest of Insights, where the figures are broken down in more detail.
Total Likes: This one is just as it sounds—it's the total number of people who have liked your page. This includes all the likes and unlikes your page has received and shows by how much that figure has gone up or down since the previous week.
Friends of Fans: This is the total number of people who are friends with your fans, so is the total number of people you have a potential connection to. If you post an update on your wall and every single one of your fans shares and reposts that message on their wall, this is the number of people who would see it—all of your fans and all of their friends.
People Talking About This: This is a new addition to Facebook Insights and helps you focus on the number of people who are truly spreading the word about your page. When someone engages with your page updates, that action shows up in certain areas on Facebook for that person's friends to see. For example, when someone comments on your post, it shows up in the Ticker, on their wall under Recent Activity and in the Newsfeed.
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- RSVPing to an event
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Himalaya Herbal Healthcare, with global headquarters in Bangalore, India (pictured here), is a worldwide pioneer in the field of scientifically-validated herbal healthcare. Now in over 75 countries, Himalaya's North American office is located in Houston, Texas. Starting in 1930, Himalaya succeeded in combining the rich value of an old system of natural health with all the processes of modern pharmaceutical technology. Since then, the result of this gigantic effort has been widely sold throughout the world and Himalaya has established a position of uncontested leadership in pharmaceutical-grade Natural Health Products. Himalaya Herbal Healthcare's result of over 81 years of formulation research and clinical trials is glad to offer a complete range of modern, totally safe and Natural Health Products for the self-care needs of today's consumer. Himalaya Herbal Healthcare is marketing this truly unique and complete line of Herbal Healthcare products developed, manufactured and evaluated according to the most scientific and rigid standards of modern pharmaceutical products.
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DALLAS, TX (December 30, 2011) – Roofing Supply Group, LLC ("RSG"), a national leader in the wholesale distribution of roofing supplies and related materials, today announced that it has acquired Intermountain Supply, Inc. ("IMS"). RSG is a portfolio company of The Sterling Group, L.P. With locations in Seattle and Spokane, Washington, IMS is a leading distributor of residential and commercial roofing supplies and other building materials in the region. "Founded in 1995, Intermountain Supply has established itself as the leading roofing supply distributor in the state of Washington and throughout the Northwestern US and has an excellent reputation," said Mike Farrell, President and CEO of RSG. "We had identified Washington as an attractive market for RSG's entry in 2011, and …
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