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COLORADO SPRINGS, CO (WKZO) -- For the second time this season Western Michigan goalie Frank Slubowski has been named National Collegiate Hockey Association Goaltender of the Week after his performance at the Shillelagh Tournament over the weekend.
Slubowski stopped 56-of-57 shots on the weekend to help WMU go 1-0-1 against Northeastern and Alabama-Huntsville. He made a game-high 32 saves in the Broncos 1-1 draw
and shootout loss to Northeastern, only allowing a power play goal early in the second period. Nine of his saves came on seven Northeastern power plays, in which he helped the
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As for the Brown & Black forum tomorrow night, the Iowa Independent reports that "concerns have emerged about the way it is being organized. The forum, which is the oldest minority-focused presidential debate in the country, is one of the great traditions of the Iowa Caucuses, but local activists and campaigns have been frustrated by this year's planning and execution."
Mainly, one Obama supporter believes the current chief organizers of this event, Wayne Ford and Mary Campos, are too aligned with Clinton. Reached for comment Thursday afternoon, the two organizers denied any allegations that they were favoring one candidate over others. "I don't think that question needs an answer," Ford said. "I am a little insulted that people would even think that," continued Campos.
BIDEN: The Nashua Telegraph: "Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden warned that if the Bush administration goes to war with Iran, Congress should impeach the president. The Delaware senator said under current circumstances, the president lacks Constitutional authority to attack Iran. He also criticized Republican and Democratic presidential candidates for their 'fixation' on what he called Iran's limited nuclear weapons capabilities."
The Des Moines Register analyzes Biden's "Joe is Right" Web video. "The problem with touting all the times you are right is that others can inevitably point to the times you weren't... Biden has admitted what some anti-war Democrats view as a crucial mistake: voting for the Iraq war… Still, others in the race -- Sen. Clinton, former Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina and Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut -- all have admitted making the same error."
CLINTON: The Boston Globe: "With Hillary Clinton faltering in polls leading up to the Iowa caucuses, the New Hampshire primary is looming as a possible make-or-break moment for her -- in a place where she has most of the party's key endorsements and a sizable lead in the polls, but where a defeat could be devastating." Of course, this next graph explains why she should be the favorite to win the primary. "Unlike in Iowa, where the major endorsements are split among several candidates, Clinton has the support of most of the Democratic party establishment in New Hampshire. She has other important advantages here that she lacks in Iowa, including a history of campaigning for her husband and New Hampshire's recent tradition of electing female politicians."
"But Obama's campaign has also stepped up its efforts and is preparing for a showdown as well. Obama's campaign said it has kept pace with Clinton's in paid staff and its volunteers are just as busy knocking on doors, making phone calls, and writing postcards."
The Washington Post front-pages the frustration the media is feeling when it comes to attempting to cover Clinton. "Clinton aides say they try to stage a 'press avail,' or brief news conference, every five or six days, but they acknowledge the schedule often slips. (Obama is also on a weekly schedule; Edwards, third in the national polls, is more accessible.)"
Clinton's campaign has been very adept at winning the support of prominent African-Americans. The latest feather in the campaign's cap: Jacqueline Jackson, mother of Jesse Jackson Jr., who has been cutting radio ads for Obama.
Clinton got "standing ovations" from evangelicals in her event with Rick Warren, the Orange County Register reports. Although all leading presidential candidates were invited, Clinton was the only one to show up for the annual Global Summit on AIDS and the Church. She delivered a bipartisan message that emphasized the role of the church in addressing AIDS. "Twenty five years ago when people – mostly young gay men – started dying of an unnamed disease, we didn't talk about it in church," she said. "We've come a long way. Not only can we talk about AIDS in church, but churches can lead the way."
"Last year, Warren welcomed Democratic Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois to the stage at Saddleback, and this year, the minister invited all the presidential candidates in both parties to address his congregation on the HIV pandemic. With just five weeks until voting begins in the presidential nominating contest, only Clinton came in person; Republicans Mike Huckabee, John McCain and Mitt Romney and Democrats Obama and John Edwards addressed the congregation through videos."
In an interview with C-SPAN, Bill Clinton talks a bit about the records issue. "'I want this stuff out there. Some of it may be misused, and some people may want it for reasons that are not entirely academic, but that's OK,' he said. 'I want the records out there.' 'The public has to know, they're not my records,' he continued. 'They belong to, and [are] under the jurisdiction of the Archives. But I have the power to keep all of them closed for 12 years. I didn't do that. We've released about a million pages already.'"
Clinton explained some of the possible reasons for delay. "'If there was a private cell phone number there, the archivist has to go through and mark that out for privacy reasons, just on the off chance that they still have the same cell phone number,' he said. 'If there were the names of Secret Service agents or a list in questionable places of how many agents were there, they mark that out so they won't be giving deployment information." More: "'Those are their rules, not mine,' he added. 'And I get why they do it. But we're not trying to hold up anything… I think we have to follow the law. They're not my records, and it's not my law."
So why didn't more folks assume the RFK Jr. endorsement of Clinton had something to do with winning favor with someone who might have some say in who replaces her in the Senate... hmmmm
EDWARDS: The candidate yesterday talked up the penalties he'll impose on Americans if they choose not to get health insurance under his plan if it's passed. "'My health-care plan requires responsibility from everybody. The government's responsible, the individual's responsible, the workers are responsible, and the employers are responsible… 'So if you don't have health-care coverage, and you go to the emergency room, you get enrolled. If you're a 5- or 6-year-old and you go to kindergarten or sign up for school, you get enrolled, if you're not on a health-care plan. If you go the library, you get picked up.'"
The Des Moines Register looks at "The Evolution of John Edwards." "John Edwards tells voters that there are still two Americas. What Iowa caucusgoers must decide is if there are two John Edwardses. Four years ago, the fresh-faced then-North Carolina senator defended his support for the Iraq war, prescribed a gradual approach to health care reform and told Iowa caucusgoers not to expect him to criticize his fellow Democrats running for president. Today, he calls his Iraq vote a mistake, embraces universal health care and regularly attacks party front-runner Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York."
OBAMA: Here's a report of Obama scheduled coffee meeting with Michael Bloomberg this morning.
It was Showtime at the Apollo last night for Obama. "The event, held in what is perhaps Harlem's most famous landmark, was symbolic not only because of the site but also because it took place in Mrs. Clinton's backyard -- and at a theater only a few blocks west on 125th Street from the offices of former President Bill Clinton."
The New York Post found one Obama quote they viewed as a shot at Clinton: "'Telling the American people what we think they want to hear instead of what they need to hear just won't do" in this election, Obama said at the historic theater, just down the street from Bill Clinton's office."
NBC/NJ's Aswini Anburajan was on the scene, and she says some of the most memorable lines of the evening were not delivered Obama -- but rather by Chris Rock, who introduced the candidate. Urging the audience to support Obama, Rock teased the crowd, "Progressive people want to be on the right side of history, because you'd be real embarrassed if he won and you weren't down with him… 'I can't call him now I was with that white lady what was I thinking what was I thinking?'"
Rock went on to belittle President Bush and compared the way the federal government handled its response to the wild fires in California to the emergency response in Katrina. "This is how [Bush] dealt with catastrophe. The fires in LA, he was there the next day," Rock said. "White people burning he was there. Black people drowning he don't care… He was putting out the fires with Katrina water!"
The crowd went crazy, and when Obama took the stage he joked that it wasn't always a good thing to follow the likes of not only Chris Rock, but also academic Cornell West who had previously spoken. The only other well-known VIP to attend the event was rapper Q-Tip, who never took the stage. Speaking for about half an hour, Obama stuck to a speech that he has delivered before in South Carolina on why he's running for office with a new kind of politics. He repeated lines such as "textbook" and "poll-driven" when talking about how the country needs a new direction, but largely stayed away from either contrasting his positions or attacking his fellow Democrats.
Anburajan notes, however, that the real political story may have happened a few hours before Obama's appearance at the Apollo Theater. Yesterday, Obama sat down to have dinner with Al Sharpton at Sylvia's Restaurant, a Harlem institution. The two glad-handed with diners, and Obama even carried a baby before he and the reverend sat down for some soul food. Obama had shown up at Sharpton's office just a few blocks away and had asked the reverend to come and have dinner with him at Slyvia's so they could "talk" about the importance of hate crime legislation. The Obama campaign made sure to invite the New York and the national press along to photograph the event.
"'A man who likes fried chicken and corn bread can't be all that bad,' Sharpton declared with a smile after he and the Illinois senator dined at Sylvia's Restaurant in Harlem. Asked if he would endorse Obama over Sen. Hillary Clinton, Sharpton replied, 'I haven't made a decision yet.'"
The Washington Post's Solomon has another follow-up on the story about Obama's leadership PAC and the donations it's made over the last few months. "Obama's presidential campaign helped recommend several of the donations his political action committee made in recent months to politicians in key primary states as the campaign was working to secure endorsements, campaign officials said yesterday. The acknowledgment alters the campaign's original account of how donations were directed and raised questions among some legal experts about whether the presidential committee was using Obama's leadership PAC to benefit his campaign. The Obama campaign said it is confident it complied with the law."
"An Obama campaign spokesman last week said that 'there is no connection' between the PAC donations and the presidential campaign. But Bob Bauer, the private counsel for both Obama's campaign and Hopefund, said yesterday that campaign workers were involved over the summer in identifying and recommending possible recipients when Hopefund was deciding how to spend its remaining money. In particular, Bauer said, senior campaign strategist Steve Hildebrand was consulted 'multiple times' on potential donations."
Somehow, we're starting to think that Paul Krugman doesn't like Barack Obama. A couple of weeks ago, it was on Social Security. Today, it's on health care. "Obama, then, is wrong on policy. Worse yet, the words he uses to defend his position make him sound like Rudy Giuliani inveighing against 'socialized medicine': he doesn't want the government to 'force' people to have insurance, to 'penalize' people who don't participate. I recently castigated Mr. Obama for adopting right-wing talking points about a Social Security 'crisis.' Now he's echoing right-wing talking points on health care."
Meanwhile, it looks like Doug Wilder is up to his old games. After previously hinting he may endorse Obama, he issued a statement this week that he's still neutral. (Let us guess: Obama hasn't called Wilder in a while and the former Virginia governor -- and now Richmond mayor -- isn't happy about that. Or maybe Obama's campaign didn't agree to a major event in Richmond. Or maybe...)
RICHARDSON: S.R. Sidarth -- a.k.a. "Macaca," the Jim Webb volunteer who was filming George Allen when the Republican uttered that now infamous slur -- has signed up to work for Bill Richardson.


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Tell the story of your travels with this large-scale, full-color, personalized map. Choose a title to be printed on the metal crest describing your trip, displaying your family name, or a unique travel saying or motto. World Map is mounted on sturdy foam-core and comes with a variety of color pins to mark your past and future travels - red for completed trips, blue for upcoming travels, yellow for your favorite destinations, and green for dream getaways. Framed in wood (26 1/2" x 34") Metal crest can be printed with up to 50 characters. Allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. No rush delivery or gift box. Free shipping today when you join Signals Circle. Click here to learn how!
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The map is what I ordered and will let us capture our travels in a visual format. A nice way to reminisce. Only complaint is that the words on the map are a little small but it is because of the size of the map.
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Below are some tips and links to other parts of the web site that might be helpful for you and your student throughout this year.
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Encourage your student to download the How to Write a Resume handbook (PDF) for a detailed guide to writing a resume.During the school year drop-in appointments are available.
The Senior Job Search Handbook (PDF) provides a step-by-step guide for your student's job search process, including references to other booklets which might be helpful.
Encourage your student to use our job and internship website.
The career services staff can assist your student with their personal statement. They can contact us to set up an appointment.They can download the How to Get into Graduate and Professional School (PDF) for a timeline for the application process and other helpful tips.
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Alice in Chains takes the term "rocking out" to a new level in their video for "Stone," the next single from their upcoming fifth studio album, The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here . The five-minute clip features footage of the band performing the track on top of a large mountain of rocks, accompanied by scenes of several people straining to push boulders of various sizes up a steep hill.
The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here will arrive in stores on Tuesday, May 28, and features 12 new tracks. If you pre-order The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here now at iTunes , you'll score an immediate download of "Stone."
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MADISON, WI (WSAU) The Wisconsin men's hockey team shut out Alabama-Huntsville 5-0 last night in Madison. The Badgers wasted no time getting on the board, as Nick Kerdiles scored four minutes into the game off an assist from Kevin Schulze.
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D.I.Y. Greek Yogurt
We love Greek yogurt - the extra-thick, creamy yogurt found in Greek or Lebanese groceries. We like it dolloped on soups or as dessert with a little honey and fruit. We can't always find it, however, and sometimes we just don't remember to keep it around.
So when we want to get that extra-thick texture, sometimes we resort to the old technique of draining plain low-fat yogurt overnight. This method slowly drains away the extra water, giving us a richer, thicker yogurt.
To drain yogurt, line a large bowl with several thicknesses of cheesecloth. Dump the canister of yogurt into the cheesecloth, then gather the ends and fasten them tightly with a rubber band. Slip the rubber band over a cupboard knob and hang the bundle over the bowl. There will be a thin stream of water that comes out immediately, which will slow to a drip.
Leave hanging all afternoon, or transfer to the fridge and drain all night.
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I had it served recently with toasted almonds and rosemary honey-DELISH!
You can drain yogurt in a paper coffee filter too.
I drain yogurt with paper coffee filters, too. I use them to line a sieve, place the sieve over a mixing bowl, pour in the yogurt, cover the whole thing with plastic wrap and put it in the fridge overnight.
Coffee filters are the method I use, too. I never have cheesecloth around, but I always always have coffee filters. Doubled up and they work just fine.
I usually serve this with some olive oil drizzled over it and some mint leaves - it's really good!
I prefer making this with whole yogurt because it's smoother. Low-fat tends to make it clumpier, in my experience.
One more vote for coffee filters. Obviously, though, this method will work for much larger quantities.
It shocks me that people pay for the Donvier yogurt "cheese maker."
Then again, I paid for the Donvier yogurt maker. On second thought, it was actually a gift. But I would have paid.
Does anyone else make yogurt at home?
honestly.. i just used 2 or 3 paper towels lining a small colander, over a bowl in the fridge. i stirred it about halfway through, let it sit overnight maybe a total of 24 hours. Lost about 1/2 it's volume but oh so thick!
turned some of it into a sauce for lamb, with garlic, lemon zest, lemon juice (thinned it out) and thyme. divine!
I have one of those reusable coffee filters - plastic edges and a super fine material covering the sides and bottom? Since I don't even drink coffee, I bought it specifically for draining yogurt. In the summer I do this alot since I use it as a base for vegetable dips. Yummy and super easy. I'm always a little worried about letting the yogurt sit on the counter to drain. How long can the yogurt be at room temperature before you need to start worrying about contamination of some kind?
i just discovered how delicious greek yoghurt is. i am a sour cream addict and i think this may have just topped that! i'm hoping yoghurt is much healthier than sour CREAM too??? maybe wishful thinking...
Is the drained liquid that collects usable for anything other than pancakes ? ~ have only tried with pancakes and they were lush: one cup plain flour seived, 1 teaspoons of sugar, table spoon of melted butter, drained liquid and skimmed milk, egg yoke all mixed together; then lightly beat the egg white and fold through; leave to stand for 5 mins...


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Often I have a lot of excuses why I can't do something. I have been guilty of quoting Milton from "On His Blindness" and saying "Will God require day labor, light denied?."
Of course I am referring to failing eyesight in these 81 year old eyes. And then I have difficulty walking, and embarrassed by the way I do the "Teaberry Shuffle" when I walk.
And then there is the excuse that I am a widow and except for my children I am all alone. Or perhaps I refer to my bad health, or to a feeling of inadequacy because of a lack of a college education.
I remember trying to enlist someone for a job in church work and I thought I had heard all the excuses that could be given, but not so.
If you have ever found as many excuses as I have perhaps you will enjoy the column my pastor, the Rev. Wayne DuBose placed in the bulletin, and the column was named "Excuses" on Sunday May 2.
I think he covered all the excuses that have ever been given by folks or reasons that they could not do something. He gave credit to "Copied" at the bottom.
If I knew who compiled this list I'd be glad to give credit for it is wonderful. The list of excuses and character flaws were:
Noah was a drunk
Abraham was too old
Isaac was a daydreamer
Jacob was a liar
Leah was ugly
Joseph was abused
Moses had a stuttering problem
Gideon was afraid
Samson had long hair and was a womanizer
Rehab was a prostitute
Jeremiah and Timothy were too young
David had an affair and was a murderer
Elijah was suicidal
Isaiah preached naked
Jonah ran from God
Naomi was a widow
Job went bankrupt
John the Baptist ate bugs
Peter denied Christ
The Disciples fell asleep while praying
The Samaritan woman was divorced, more than once
Zaccheus was too small
Paul was too religious
Timothy had an ulcer and
Lazarus was dead
Faye Gordon brought me some excerpts from the actual church minutes of a Webster Parish Baptist church where some people were excluded from the church fellowship over a hundred years ago. I thought you might enjoy a few of the causes:
October 14, 1893. a report was made against one of the brothers for fishing on Sunday. A committee was appointed to look into the matter for the church.
November, 1905. Sister Culpepper says she "has been dancing and expects to continue when it comes convenient." Sister Culpepper excluded from the church on charges of dancing.
April , 1906. A committee of three was appointed to investigate a report of certain brethren having been engaged in gambling.
June 16, 1906. the investigating committee reports having heard nothing from Bro. Hadley, but have seen Bro. Brunson and he denies gambling, but says he has been cursing. A motion was carried to entertain a charge of profanity against him. Also on this day charges were preferred against four of the brethren for non-attendance.
July 14, 1906. The investigating committee reported still having heard nothing from Bro. Hadley. Motion carried that the church entertain a charge against him for non-attendance. After some discussion he was excluded on the charge.
January 19, 1907. Two of the brethren and two of the sisters acknowledged dancing and asked the church to forgive, which She did.
December 18, 1910. After a statement from Sister Stone that she could not believe as the Baptist did, a move prevailed and the church withdrew fellowship from her on account of heresy.
Now these were the reasons or excuses that this church used to withdraw fellowship from their members.
As a child I remember a man coming before my church, apologizing for coming to church under the influence of liquor. Several men had their names removed form our rolls for selling liquor and being convicted for selling it. In my mother's childhood you could be excluded from your church for even attending a dance, whether you danced or not.
I had better be careful with my excuses and absences, (I don't dance, drink, nor fish, and I surely don't gamble) but it would be awful at 81 years of age to be "churched" wouldn't it?.
Juanita Agan passed away in October, 2008 at the age of 85. She had been a Minden resident since 1935 and a columnist for the Press-Herald since 1995. A constant writer, Mrs. Agan had many stories written but unpublished. The Press-Herald will continue to publish these articles as long as they are submitted.


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Using less does mean clearing the clutter. But it also means taking a good, hard look at what's left, what you consider to be un-clutter and saying, "Is this helping me live my best, most positive and healthy lifestyle?"
We will always need things in life, but how about applying the quality vs. quantity principle theory here as well:
- Natural foods vs. packaged ones.
- Locally-grown items vs. items coming from unknown places.
- Simple items which require minimal maintenance vs. time spent on tiring maintenance tasks.
- Less ingredients more ingredient(s) for better time spent on enjoying quality food.
Again, it's not about dumping a load off at the dumpster. It's about paying attention to the leftovers.
Using less.
Living more.
Making it all oh-so-simplified:)
Question: How do you use less to live more?
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EXIF version information in image metadata is stored as a 4-byte (32-bit integer) ASCII string, which is not NULL-terminated. The following solution shows how to extract this information using CExifRead and convert it to a unicode descriptor for displaying purposes.
#define KEXIFVersionInfoLength 4 #include <exifread.h> // for CExifRead (ExifLib.lib) #include <utf.h> // for CnvUtfConverter (charconv.lib)
// imageData is a buffer containing the image data CExifRead* exifRead = CExifRead::NewL( imageData ); CleanupStack::PushL(exifRead); TUint32 exifVersion = 0; TBuf8<KEXIFVersionInfoLength> exifVerDes8; TBuf<KEXIFVersionInfoLength> exifVerDes; TInt err = exifRead->GetExifVersion( exifVersion ); CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(2); // exifRead, imageData if(err == KErrNone) { // Copy to a temporary UTF-8 string and convert to unicode descriptor exifVerDes8.Copy( (TUint8*)&exifVersion, KEXIFVersionInfoLength ); CnvUtfConverter::ConvertToUnicodeFromUtf8( exifVerDes, exifVerDes8 ); } else { // Error handling }


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49 U.S. Code § 44916 - Assessments and evaluations
(a) Periodic Assessments.— The Under Secretary of Transportation for Security shall require each air carrier and airport (including the airport owner or operator in cooperation with the air carriers and vendors serving each airport) that provides for intrastate, interstate, or foreign air transportation to conduct periodic vulnerability assessments of the security systems of that air carrier or airport, respectively. The Transportation Security Administration shall perform periodic audits of such assessments.
(b) Investigations.— The Under Secretary shall conduct periodic and unannounced inspections of security systems of airports and air carriers to determine the effectiveness and vulnerabilities of such systems. To the extent allowable by law, the Under Secretary may provide for anonymous tests of those security systems.
Source(Added Pub. L. 104–264, title III, § 312(a),Oct. 9, 1996, 110 Stat. 3253; amended Pub. L. 107–71, title I, § 101(f)(3), (7),Nov. 19, 2001, 115 Stat. 603.)
2001—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 107–71, § 101(f)(3), substituted "Under Secretary of Transportation for Security" for "Administrator" in first sentence and "Transportation Security Administration" for "Administration" in second sentence.
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 107–71, § 101(f)(7), substituted "Under Secretary" for "Administrator" in two places.
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Horse trading exposed by British beef scandal
LONDON (Reuters) - As Britons choke on discovering they may have eaten horse that was imported as beef, and ministers blame an "international criminal conspiracy", this new scandal has exposed the sometimes murky labyrinth by which food reaches Europe's dinner tables.
Lurid headlines reveal a culinary gulf between distaste for the notion of horsemeat in Britain and its status as a delicacy elsewhere in Europe. But as governments play down the health risks, a greater impact may stem from a shattering of public confidence in EU systems of labeling and quality control introduced after previous threats hit the human food chain.
As details emerge of a complex network of slaughterhouses and middlemen standing between the farm and the supermarkets across Europe, France and Britain have vowed to punish those found responsible for selling horsemeat purporting to be beef.
With DNA tests needed to tell the two kinds of flesh apart, retailers and makers of processed meals complain of being duped by suppliers; one French firm has pointed a finger at Romania.
"This is a conspiracy against the public," said British farm minister Owen Paterson. "I've got an increasing feeling that it is actually a case of an international criminal conspiracy."
Prime Minister David Cameron has called it "very shocking".
Adding to concerns are indications that some horsemeat, perfectly edible in itself, may contain a drug known as bute - a common, anti-inflammatory painkiller for sporting horses but banned for animals intended for eventual human consumption.
Britain's Food Standards Agency said it was checking whether horse carcasses exported from Britain contained phenylbutazone. It said five such animals were sold abroad last year and it had told foreign agencies. French media said the horses went there.
One firm hit by the British horsemeat scandal, frozen foods group Findus, said it was recalling its beef lasagne product after discovering they included horsemeat. Its French supplier, Comigel, said the questionable meat came from EU member Romania.
An EU-wide alert has been sent out and governments debated how to bring the increasingly complex industry under control.
Food experts say globalization has brought benefits to food supply, with exotic items now available from around the world all year round, but it has also created a system that is so complex it has increased the risks of adulteration, whether by design, to use cheaper inputs, or through neglect of standards.
The "mad cow" crisis, which saw British beef banned in the EU in the 1990s over fears of a degenerative brain disease, left a legacy of tight controls on the identity of European animals, intended to ensure the origins of fresh meat are traceable.
But in meat minced into processed product, while hygiene checks are the norm, testing for something as seemingly basic as which species it came from is complex and not widely undertaken.
Mystery over the contents of a sausage is far from new, but mass production means any problem can escalate rapidly:
"Food adulteration has been going on for as long as it has been prepared, for thousands of years," said Chris Elliot, a professor working on food safety at Queen's University Belfast.
"We are at the stage now where whenever this adulteration happens, it tends to happen on a very large scale, extremely well organized."
Doubts over quality controls in processed food could damage sales across Europe, but the greatest impact of this scandal may be in Britain, where assurances that horsemeat is safe have done little to lessen the disgust felt by many, or suspicions that it reflects another unpopular aspect of membership of the EU bloc.
One leading British lawmaker called for a ban on EU imports.
"Nabbed, stabbed and beaten: wild horses to go in our beef," ran the headline on Sunday's mass-selling Sun newspaper over a story alleging cruelty to horses to be slaughtered in Romania.
From Queen Elizabeth downwards, Britons cast themselves as a nation of horse lovers, treating sporting thoroughbreds with no less reverence than human athletes and viewing the species as whole with an affection rivaled only by that for the family dog.
There are only a handful of licensed horse abattoirs in Britain, and these mostly export carcasses to the continent, where Italy leads consumption tables with an unsentimental taste for both horse and donkey; horsemeat also has a niche in the cuisine of France and of many other European nations.
At a Sunday market in north London, where shoppers strolled among rain-soaked stalls selling vegetables, sausage and cheeses direct from the small farms that produce them, many said they would buy fewer frozen ready-meals after the revelations.
That is good news for the likes of Amie Peters, who runs a family beef burger business: "They've kept it secret from everyone. It was concealed from the public. That's not nice," she said of equine DNA found in supermarket burgers, nodding to her own grill and adding with a smile: "No horsemeat in these."
Distaste for horsemeat is widely shared across the English-speaking world, although the U.S. Congress in 2011 overturned a five-year-old effective ban on slaughtering horses for food.
Tracing processed meat back to its source is difficult in Europe's complex market, and the path from abattoirs where cows and horses are slaughtered and minced to people's dinner tables often meanders through a confusing chain of middle companies.
Last week's problems for Findus came less than a month after British supermarket Tesco and fast food outlet Burger King found horsemeat in beef burgers from Ireland.
French officials tracing the contamination of the Findus beef lasagne said a Luxembourg factory had been supplied by the French firm Poujol, which had bought the meat frozen from a Cypriot trader, who in turn had subcontracted the order to a Dutch trader supplied by a Romanian abattoir.
However, Comigel, a frozen foods producer based in eastern France, told a newspaper it had bought the meat from another French company, supplied from a Romanian abattoir.
In Romania, officials said one of the two Romanian abattoirs suspected to have provided horsemeat had been cleared of all suspicion: "I believe that, even though the investigation isn't finished, that everything left the country properly and officially," Constantin Savu of Romania's food safety authority was quoted as saying by state news agency Agerpres on Sunday.
"I find it hard to believe that such errors could exist."
In France, six big retailers said they were recalling lasagne and other products suspected to be mislabeled.
Britain's Paterson summoned leading food retailers and representatives of food processors to an emergency meeting at his office at the weekend to discuss the crisis.
Anne McIntosh, who chairs the parliamentary food and environment committee, called for a temporary import ban on processed and frozen meats from the other 26 EU states.
"My concern is that consumer confidence will have collapsed across the European Union," McIntosh, from Cameron's Conservative party, told the BBC on Sunday.
"We seem to be no clearer as to what the source of this contamination is, or whether the supply was ever destined for human consumption. Is this a fraud of such a massive scale that it should never have entered the human food chains?"
(Additional reporting by Luiza Ilie in Bucharest and Leigh Thomas in Paris; Writing by Maria Golovnina; Editing by Alastair Macdonald)
Probably calculating their tax-payer funded pensions, and looking for ways to cover their ar*e's and close the stable door after any horses have bolted.
As usual. International criminal conspiracy? or just another case of politicians letting the super-rich get super-richer, and pretending to be shocked when news like this comes out.
There is a certain irony in this latest outrage among many angry consumers that they may have injested meat from horses believing it was beef.
But far, far, more injurious to their health are the countless additives and ingredients found in thousands of ordinary household staples including hundreds of different freely available frozen fast food meals that comprise an almost daily portion of many people's daily meals.
Few people bother to read the lengthy lists of legally required labels on food packaging both in the US and the EU. Many of the ingredients are chemicals which one has to be a PhD. scientist just to pronounce, much less to understand their dangers to the human body in accumulated quantities in human cells over many years.
The same can be said for various cookies, cakes, sundry deserts and dry packaged cereals. Not to mention the tons of "munchy snacks" injested by consumers by the train load all over the world, 24/7.
The average consumer lacks even the foggiest notion of what a high per cent of their daily diet consists of ingredients which are extremely harmful to their health- second only to that worst of all habits- the smoking of tobacco, which harms the human body's delicate organs, in every manner, shape and form.
Indeed even something as seemingly innocent as tooth paste must by Law carry a strict Warning on the packaging, as follows:
"Warning- Keep out of reach of children under six years of age.
"If more than used for brushing is accidentally swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away."
This is because tooth paste contains quantities of hydrated silica.
Finally we come to the billion dollar industry of beauty products.
Cosmetics are the least regulated products under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA). The FFDCA does NOT require pre-market safety testing, review, or approval for cosmetics.
The U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) pursues enforcement action only AFTER the cosmetic enters into the stream of commerce or sometimes after it is on the shelf.
The National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health found that 884 of the chemicals available for use in cosmetics have been reported to the government as TOXIC substances.
A U. S. General Accounting Office report notes that the FDA has committed NO resources for assessing the safety problems of those chemicals which have been found to cause genetic damage, biological mutations, and CANCER. Because of minimal regulation, products plainly dangerous to your health can be, and are being, sold.
Thus whilst millions of people are furious that they may have consumed small quantities of horse meat, believing it to be "beef", there are countless other products/ingredients that they place on the outside AND inside of their bodies, on a daily basis that can potentially do them far more harm than just the injured feelings of having been conned by the predatory habits of Europe's various "horse traders".
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The abrupt announcement Thursday of Attorney General John Swallow's resignation left in limbo an investigation by the Utah House that has already cost taxpayers $1.5 million.
House Speaker Becky Lockhart, R-Provo, said she is committed to fulfilling the bipartisan panel's mission: Ferret out the facts surrounding a litany of alleged misconduct by Swallow and recommend changes to Utah law that might help prevent such scandals.
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"With the events that transpired today, we will get with our special counsel and we will re-evaluate the course of the committee work," said Rep. Jim Dunnigan, R-Taylorsville, chairman of the House Special Investigative Committee.
But Senate President Wayne Niederhauser, R-Sandy, said Swallow's exit raises serious questions about whether it's time to shut down the House probe.
"My understanding of the House investigation is they're investigating whether they should impeach or not, and if the need for impeachment goes away, I would question — most of the Senate would question — if any kind of House investigation needs to continue," Niederhauser said. "We've at least been supportive of what they're doing so far. We would have some big questions about whether that would need to continue, and we'd need some big justification if we're going to continue to support that financially."
House Minority Leader Jennifer Seelig, D-Salt Lake City, who is on the investigative committee, said the panel should finish its work even with Swallow bowing out.
"We have a job we were tasked to do and we need to finish that job," she said. "We at the very least need to come up with a report [of the findings]."
Jim Dabakis, chairman of the Utah Democratic Party and a state senator from Salt Lake City, was more direct, saying that shutting down the House probe would allow Republicans to sweep wrongdoing under the rug.
"Swallow is not the problem. He is the canary in the coal mine for the continuing culture of unethical and questionable behavior rotting the pillars of our state government," Dabakis said in a statement. "Our state leaders must stay the course, avoiding the urge and political pressures to close the investigation, whitewash the whole thing, and once again look the other way over a system that is eroding the very foundations of our Constitution."
Rep. Dan McCay, R-Riverton, said logically the investigation should end, adding that numerous representatives share that sentiment.
"We have a constitutional duty to deal with people in office," he said. "We no longer have a person in office, so the growing sentiment is we need to save the taxpayers money."
Dunnigan could exercise his authority to forgo calling any more meetings of the committee and block any more expenses paid to the attorneys and investigators the panel hired.
"There's no reason to call another meeting," McCay said.
Rep. Jim Nielson, R-Bountiful, said the House probe "is moot," but since "it was done with public funds, the findings should be shared with the public and the other investigations that are going on."
"Let's stop spending money," said Rep. David Lifferth, R-Eagle Mountain, "but let's make everything that has been discovered publicly available."
Rep. Janice Fisher, D-West Valley City, said she had mixed emotions about pressing on with the House probe. "Do we want to continue spending? Does it matter that we have answers to all the questions? There's obviously been some wrongdoing, because he resigned. But would money be better spent on something else?"
John Fellows, general counsel for the Legislature, said he believes that, even with Swallow out of office, the investigation could continue since the Legislature has both a constitutional power and a statutory charge to investigate.
Dunnigan teared up as he explained that his only goal is a fair investigation and whatever outcome it yields.
"My responsibility," he said, "is to the state House — it's a body I greatly admire — and to the people of Utah."
House investigators already have interviewed more than 140 witnesses, served 15 subpoenas and received more than 11,000 documents from Swallow and the attorney general's office.
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