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Would it be supported in RHEL6 or CentOS-6 ? If so it might save you some time to wait 8 to 10 months and start off implementing using RHEL6 or CentOS-6 instead.
RHEL 5.4 will have fuse support (and RPMforge has fuse included too) so if fuse is the culprit that can be fixed.
I fear that projects like LTSP are making a big mistake by using Fedora for the desktop, especially because Fedora 9 users are advised to first upgrade to Fedora 10 before upgrading to the upcoming Fedora 11. Going directly from Fedora 9 to Fedora 11 is not supported and will not work.
This basically means that you will have to change the end-user desktop every 6 months, or have to merge 2 updates every year to have security updates. Which is something I would not like to support, or have my users to endure :-/
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New York State has the highest cigarette tax in the nation. A study commissioned by the New York Department of Health last year found that the high taxes did not discourage smoking among low-income smokers, ABC News reported last September. Rather, the poor just paid more - as much as a quarter of their income - for cigarettes. The study's author concluded that "low-income smokers are disproportionately burdened by these taxes."
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found in 2011 that "(s)moking prevalence generally decreased with increasing education and was higher among adults living below the poverty level (28.9%) than among those at or above the poverty level (18.3%)." That is, cigarette taxes fall disproportionately upon the poor.
The Department of Revenue Administration estimates that House Bill 659 would raise between $6.7 million and $11.9 million. The bill does not earmark those funds for smoking-cessation programs. So the bill would raise taxes on the poor and middle class to fund the general government. Again, this comes just one week after the House voted to hit everyone with a $1 billion gas tax hike, which would hurt low-income drivers the most. If you smoke and drive and you voted for Democrats in November because you wanted to "soak the rich," the joke's on you, pal.
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Frankly I'm not worried about being kept out of the new country clubs. I'm just a little nervous about , y'know, civil unrest and wars that accompany the breakup of multiethnic states.
Like blacks' reclamation of 'the N word' and homosexuals' (and allies) reclamation of 'fag', this strikes me as a reclamation by a certain kind of dork of that which has in the past been used against them: their love of video games, action movies, uncool music (Metal, Guitar Solo), Lego, and violence-by-proxy. I think the creator knows these things aren't "cool," but (I'm gonna go out on a limb and gender it) he appears to be claiming them as his own under the banner of "awesome." It says to me: 'Yeah, I know this stuff isn't cool, but I don't care about that shit, it's obviously awesome.' This strikes me as a justification of the otherwise unjustifiable values of a threatened-feeling culture. This is weak white dork culture. It holds fast to an immoral privilege because it knows it has nothing else.Anyway, sort of like Stynxno and tempestuoso are saying, I find the use of 'post-racial' in this article to be totally ridiculous. I can't think of a way to describe the phenomenon the article talks about that less means what it says. Just say what you mean, journalists! Don't use dumb lingo.
(As, globally, the decline of white privilege tentatively begins (mostly I'm thinking here: Obama; rise of China), I expect to see in those whites whose most valuable attribute is simply being white increasingly desperate and tautological claims on status solely on the basis of their whiteness.2)
2 Which is of course how racism presently works and has always worked.
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COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - The health department in Coldwater is confirming what a lot of people around here have recently experienced firsthand, an uptick in fever and chills with Norovirus making its presence felt. The Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency Thursday reported an uptick in "stomach flu" type ailments. Norovirus brings with it extreme diarrhea and vomiting and as its name suggests, is caused by a virus. It is highly contagious and known to spread quickly in congregate areas, such as hospitals, nursing homes and schools. Symptoms of Norovirus may include a low-grade fever, chills, headache, muscle aches, fatigue, abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea. Symptoms onset occur suddenly and begin within the first 24-48 hours of exposure. Often times the virus only lasts a day or two and does not require medical attention for recovery. That's the good news!
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I can't wait to get started." The sentiment struck me pretty hard as I struggled to get some sleep on a packed red-eye flight leaving Las Vegas at 11 o'clock at night.
I had visions of components and Flex Forms dancing in my head and I was still reeling from the sheer sense of empowerment that I felt. It's funny, but sitting there with my laptop loaded with the ColdFusion Developers Edition and a copy of Flex Builder, I felt as if I could write the most elegant piece of Web software that my mind could conjure up. I still feel that way now.
But I'm getting ahead of myself.
Simon Horwith, through his blog, recruited me into checking out Adobe MAX 2006 in Las Vegas and report my findings back to you. Having never been, I wasn't exactly sure what to expect. Other than a lot of swag, I anticipated copious demonstrations of Adobe technology and not much else.
I was sorely mistaken.
It all started with CFUnderground on a beautiful Sunday Las Vegas morning. Having no idea what to expect when I stepped into an abandoned bar at 9 o'clock in the morning, I soon relished my time as I made some quick friends and learned something that was true during my entire time at MAX: these developers are some of the nicest and most transparent people I had ever met. Numerous times throughout the day it would not be uncommon for someone to open his laptop and expose his code, either to show you some uncanny way of overcoming some coding roadblock or ask how you could make the code better. People weren't arrogant in the way they explained things and it was welcomed when another developer would join the conversation or even just look over a shoulder to gain understanding. CFUnderground was a fantastic icebreaker, and, for me, was the first time I saw ColdFusion as a scalable object-oriented language. Michael Dinowitz gave a remarkable talk about how to think about ColdFusion in an object-oriented way (which was a helpful precursor to the 23-page article he wrote about the subject that I read just three days later). Mini-MAX soon followed (in the same bar no less) and was a rapid-fire succession of some of the speakers and topics we were going to see at MAX.
Monday morning, after some initial issues with my registration, I was presented with the marvelous MAX 2006 conference bag that would be used by many over the next few days to identify themselves in the throng of Las Vegas gamblers and gastroenterologists who had a much less exciting conference right below ours. I found the exhibit hall to be a great hideout during the pre-conference and in between sessions as developers took root in MAX beanbags and couches strewn all about when they weren't trying to pilfer swag away from the vendors that were strewn about as well. The conference store was stocked (although the Flex books flew off the shelves like they were printed on sheets of $100 bills) and there was always something interesting going on in the small pockets of people gathered around a laptop looking at some chunk of code or wild Flash movie.
Tuesday is when things really began to roll with the first of three keynote sessions. The first keynote was kicked off by an awesome performance from the Blue Man Group and then went on a whirlwind tour of some of the really exciting things that Adobe has up its sleeve. It started with a talk about the marriage of Adobe and Macromedia and gave way to demonstrations of some of the new features in Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Flash, Acrobat, and other things. Ben Forta rocked by showing off the ColdFusion/Flex Wizard in Flex Builder where, in a matter of minutes, he was able to create an entire Flex front-end and ColdFusion back-end to a few tables he had written for a Flex version of iTunes. From there Kevin Lynch took the stage to demo Apollo, the Adobe desktop publishing application. It was cool that it wasn't this new complicated architecture that we'd all have to learn and pore over to get things published. It was a way for us developers to take the stuff we're doing already with ColdFusion and Flex and bring it to the desktop. Needless to say, it started the conference on a good note. Well, that and the $100 million venture fund announced by Adobe to invest in Apollo developers.
The Wednesday keynote focused on Verizon and the ability of U.S. phones to run Flash content now through Brew and the different ways Flash developers can get their content to those phones. The "Can you hear me now?" Verizon guy made an appearance as well as the Flash-enabled Chumby. Thursday was sneak peek day as features were finally revealed from Fireworks to Dreamweaver and, of course, ColdFusion. Ben Forta took the stage aptly dressed as Scorpio Man as he and Tim Buntel showed off the ColdFusion eight-server monitoring tool and the much anticipated cfimage tag. There was some other cool stuff in the form of Soundbooth, the Flex-AJAX bridge, a demo of the ability to export MXML from Fireworks, and a very welcome debugger panel to be found in Flash 9. The keynotes were quite a production as over 3,000 people converged into the giant auditorium each morning in fervent anticipation of hearing the morsels of information Adobe was going to release next.
The developer sessions were something that I would really come to appreciate as being the greatest part about MAX. Gone was the lofty manager-speak and 25-cent developer phrases - here's where we got down to code and, at the risk of sounding like a haughty superficial mind shrink, I really enjoyed watching people who knew what they were talking about teach their chosen craft. Any Google search will return the content of those sessions but certainly not the spirit - I learned so much from the guy sitting next to me or from the bowling-shirt-wearing ColdFusion team member who always seemed eager to answer my constant barrage of what I thought to be annoying and elementary questions. Two really great sessions from this track were the "Component Development to ColdFusion MX 7" session taught by Dave Gallerizzo and "Leveraging ColdFusion Components in ColdFusion" taught by Ray Camden (who is about as pleasant and approachable as they come). The Flex sessions were simply amazing and as I sat through them I had to bolt myself to the chair so I wouldn't run out to try all of the new effects and techniques that they were covering. The "Leveraging Flex 2 and Flash Player 9 for Truly Cinematic Experiences" session given by Alex Uhlmann was, well, truly cinematic and the "Building Rich Internet Applications with Flex Builder" by Mark Shepherd was as great a teaching session as it was an example of how fast someone who is experienced with Flex and ColdFusion can build a working and impressive application in a brief amount of time. In short, I couldn't take enough notes and I find myself wishing now that I had had more time to attend more sessions - there was simply too much for one person to take in at once.
So here I am back on the plane. It's funny, but as I'm sitting here thinking of the various development projects that I know I have to rework, based on my new understanding of how to em ploy the various Adobe products I use on a day-to-day basis - I can't help but think of how my users are going to react to the new things they're about to experience. What are they going to say when I plunk down that first Flex app in front of them and they see how much more quickly and easily they can do their jobs than previously thought. What are they going to say when the time it used to take me to develop a Flash application drops by 75% or when I ask them to download their first Apollo app to use right from their desktop? Although MAX is a slickly produced and well-funded event, it's really the developers who made the experience for me - the networking alone is worth the price of admission. I left knowing that the ColdFusion/Flex/Flash community isn't one of fierce competition and cutthroat politics, but of friends and a general spirit of cooperation. I'll certainly be coming next year - even if Simon doesn't pay my way again.
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LiveElection day: All the news, views and results as it happened
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- Former council leader Alec Robertson (Con) has lost his seat in Helston.
- Falmouth has two Labour councillors as Candy Atherton defeats Diana Merritt (Ind).
- Cornwall now has six UKIP councillors.
- Alan Jewell (Con) has beaten sitting councillor Steve Eva (Ind) in a close run battle for Falmouth Boslowick. Just 15 votes in it!
- Colin Brewer, the councillor caught up in the 'put down disabled children' row has won back his seat in Wadebridge.
- Mary May (Ind) and Tony Martin (Con) have retained their seat in Penryn/Mylor.
- Jude Robinson (Lab) has lost her Camborne seat.
The votes are in but we're still a long way from knowing who's going to win. It's going to be a weekend of frantic deal-making – within parties, as well as between them.
The first thing that will happen is that the political parties (including the Independents) will elect their group leaders and front bench spokespeople.
Those leaders will then look around at the other parties and try to decide who they can do business with.
Anyone who is able to stitch together a coalition of 66 councillors – or close to it - will be the next council leader.
It's already clear that both of the major groups – Conservatives and Liberal Democrats – have lost ground relative to their results in 2009.
But the Liberal Democrats have lost fewer seats than they might have expected, given that in 2009 they were not part of a coalition government in Westminster.
In 2009 they got 38 councillors elected in Cornwall. As I write this, they still have 35.
The Conservatives are the biggest losers – down from 50 seats in 2009 to 31 at the moment – but in 2009 they didn't have to see so many of their voters backing UKIP, who have taken six seats.
If you combine the Conservative and UKIP share of the vote together, they polled 40% and could claim to be the biggest single block of votes in Cornwall.
The Independents are up slightly – on 35, compared with 32 in 2009 – and Labour is up from zero in 2009 to eight.
But the failure of Labour's Jude Robinson to hold on to her council seat will prompt some serious questions for the party.
See what she had to say about it all:
One down, seven up for Labour http://t.co/vq7X5MnaIl— @Juderobinson 03 May 2013
Mebyon Kernow won four seats – up one from 2009.
And the election of Cornwall's first Green Party councillor will add a small splash of colour to what otherwise looks like a rather grey council chamber.
Final vote share:
- Conservative - 24%
- Lib Dems - 23%
- Independents - 21%
- Labour - 7%
- Mebyon Kernow - 5%
- Green - 3%
- Other - 1%
And here's what the new Cornwall Council looks like now, colour coded for your pleasure:
And that's it for the Council declarations at Carn Brea - preparations underway for the start of town and parish council count #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
Finally, confirmation that Andy Wallis has indeed taken the Porthleven and Helston West seat with 706 votes - a huge 65% of the vote.
Behind him with 189 votes was Conservative Liz Lane, followed by UKIP's Stephen Gough with 156 votes and Lib Dem Richard Goedegebuur with 35.
Truro Trehaverne - Fiona Ferguson (Cons) - polled 45% of vote. Turnout 33.88%
Roseland - Julian German (Ind) with 68% of the vote.
He resigned from the cabinet last year over the ousting of Alec Robertson - turnout 47.96%
St Ives West - Andrew Paul Mitchell (Independent)
Bude - David Parsons (Lib Dem) and Nigel Pearce (Lib Dem) - turnout 30.19%
Independent Bert Biscoe retains his seat in Truro, with the Truro Boscawen division.
In the Penzance Promenade division James Andrew Robert McKenna is elected as an Independent.
Menheniot - Christopher Bernard Ellis (Con) - turnout 45.85%
Former Truro mayor Rob Nolan (Lib Dem) retains his seat on Cornwall Council with his election to Truro Redannick.
In Camelford Robert Rotchell (Lib Dem) takes the seat, following a turnout of 29.48%
Almost all Cornwall Council results now declared at Wadebridge so town and parish council results coming up #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
Lynher - Stephanie Mcwilliam (UKIP) - turnout 38.34%
The St Keverne and Meneage seat has been retained by Conservative Walter Sanger.
He received 631 votes, with his closest rival being Dominic Brandreth of the Green Party polling 502 votes.
Brian Bailey of UKIP took 355 votes while Ann Round of Labour received 69 votes.
Cornwall: Lib Dem in the east, Tory in the west, weird UKIP bit in the middle: http://t.co/yIQSrrA2LA— @patroclus 03 May 2013
Tony Martin (Con) has retained Penryn East, narrowly defeating Mylor parish chairman John Symons (Ind) by 343 votes to 327.
Judith Whiteley (Lib Dem) received 320.
St Just in Penwith - Suzanne Jeanette James (Lib Dem)
St Buryan - William Gordon Maddern (Conservative)
Rame - George William Trubody (Independent) - turnout 48.90%
The results so far, mapped:
Looe West, Lansallos and Lanteglos - Edwina Mary Hannaford (Lib Dem)
NATIONAL: Looks like a bad day accross the UK for the Tories and to a lesser extent the Lib Dems.
Polling expert John Curtice has said on the BBC: "It is quite clear that a particularly strong UKIP performance was achieved mostly at the Conservatives' expense, though the Lib Dems and Labour evidently suffered to a smaller extent as well."
National figures so far.
Con: - 214 seats
Lib Dem: - 68 seats
Labour: + 185
Councillor Mrs Mary May re-elected for Penryn West with 43% of the vote. Results for Penryn East and Mylor still awaited.— @PenrynTC 03 May 2013
Liskeard East - Sally Jane Hawken (Independent) - turnout 26.37%
The people of Cornwall, England have elected someone who said disabled people should be 'put down'. No words.— @KenJFallon 03 May 2013
Lelant and Carbis Bay - Elizabeth Mary Penhaligon (Conservative)
Fantastic news - Tim Andrewes elected to Cornwall Council for the Green Party - our 1st one @WCornwallGreens @CornwallGreens— @SteveH1492 03 May 2013
St Agnes - Peter Alan Mitchell (Lib Dem)
St Austell Bethel - Malcolm Alan Brown (Lib Dem) - turnout 27.65%
Lanivet and Blisland - Christopher Charles Batters (Lib Dem) - turnout 34.68%
St Dominic, Harrowbarrow and Kelly Bray - Jim Flashman (Conservative) - turnout 38.12%
Looks like another hung Council for Cornwall. Stand by for the obvious jokes!— @Davey1Michelle 03 May 2013
A flurry of final results - just a few left to declare now:
St Ives East - Timothy Howard Andrewes (Green)
Pool and Tehidy - Malcolm John Moyle (Labour)
Marazion and Perranuthnoe - Susan Nicholas (Conservative)
St Minver and St Endellion - Andrew James Penny - (Independent) turnout 42.65%
Liskeard North - Roger Graeme Holmes (Independent)
Here is the make up of Cornwall Council based on the results so far.
What this means is hard to say, with quite a bit of horse trading expected over the weekend.
Who will have overall control will depend on what deals can be done...
Probus, Tregony and Grampound - Robert William Egerton (Independent)
Wadebridge West - Scott Mann (Conservative) - turnout 41.64%
Cornwall Council election count at Carn Brea has finished - last few declarations to follow #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
Chris Ridgers (Con) has lost the Mabe, Perranarworthal and St Gluvias seat to Michael Charles Keogh (UKIP) by 3 votes.
NATIONAL: Cameron's own county council - Oxfordshire is lost to no overall control
Threemilestone and Gloweth - Timothy James Deeble (Independent)
Conservative Stephen Chamberlain takes the Feock and Playing Place seat with 801 votes to Bob Richards (Ind) 700.
Colin Brewer, the councillor caught up in the 'put down disabled children' row has won back his seat. He resigned recently after a media storm over his comments.
Cheers, and boos, at the count, say BBC Spotlight.
Just four votes in it, with a turnout of 42.32%
In Launceston North and North Petherwin the Lib Dem candidate Adam Paynter takes it after a turnout of 39.64%
St Austell Poltair - Jacqueline Bull - 27.7% turnout
The Penzance East seat goes to Labour candidate Timothy Guy Dwelly
Grenville and Stratton - (Lib Dem) - turnout 37.61%
Mount Hawke - Joyce Mitchell Duffin (Lib Dem)
Altarnun - Vivien Thomas Chavasse Hall (Conservative) - turnout 40.21%
St Austell Poltair - Jacqueline Bull - 27.7% turnout
All the results are now in for Falmouth. The fresh crop of Cornwall Councillors are
Candy Atherton (Lab) Smithick
Alan Jewell (Con) Boslowick
Geoffrey Evans (Con) Arwenack
David Saunby (Ind) Trescobeas
Hanna Toms (Lab) Penwerris
In Penryn - Mary May, former mayor and incumbent, has retained her seat.
Andrew Wallis retains Porthleven & Helston West by a huge majority of 706 votes.
Other candidates: Liz Lane - 189 votes, Gough - 156 votes, Lib Dem - 35 votes
Mary May (Ind) has retained her seat in Penryn West with 43% of the vote (399 of 936).
Cait Hutchings (Lib Dem) came second with 261 votes.
In Truro Tregolls the seat has been taken by Loic Joachim Rich (Ind)
Poundstock - Nicola Chopak (Lib Dem) - turnout 36.3%
Padstow - Richard Buscombe (Lib Dem) - turnout 39.31%
Redruth Central is taken by Conservative Michael Stanley Eddowes while in Bodmin St Mary's Ann Kerridge takes it for the Lib Dems following a turnout of 27.48%
Penzance Central is taken by Labour candidate Cornelius Michael John Olivier
Newlyn and Mousehole - Roger Harding (Conservative)
St Austell Bay - Thomas George French (Conservative) - turnout 34.45%
Ladock, St Clement and St Erme. Michael John Eathorne-Gibbons (Cons)
Launceston South - Jade Lynne Farrington (Lib Dem) 35.15% turnout (Hat tip to a former hack turned politician)
Redruth South - Ian Thomas (Ind)
Newquay Tretherras - Patrick John Lambshead (Con) 26.95% turnout
Hayle South - John Roberts Coombe (Independent)
The #ccelections count at Carn Brea http://t.co/bemHTYEbOW— @zakstanley 03 May 2013
Newlyn and Goonhavern - Lisa Donna Shuttlewood (Conservative)
Saltash West - Robert Austin (Lib Dem) - turnout 30.37%
Gunnislake and Calstock - Dorothy Kirk (Labour)
Lanner and Stithians won by John Thomas (Ind) beating Neil "the reasons for approval of controversial Halvasso solar farm development seem to outweigh those for refusal" Plummer.
St Teath and St Breward - John Lugg (38.1% turnout)
Ludgvan - Roy Albert Mann, Conservative
Former cabinet member Lance Kennedy, who switched to an Independent from the Tories, has lost his Bodmin seat to Lib Dem Steve Rogerson.
That means that both the father and mother of MP Dan Rogerson are on the council.
Falmouth Boslowick results in more depth:
Alan Jewell, Conservative - 289 votes
Steve Eva, Independent - 274 votes
Roger Bonney, Liberal Democrat - 262 votes
Mairi Hayworth, UKIP - 237 votes
Nicholas Jemmett - 192 votes
Blimey I can see now why #falmouth #boslowick was late to declare #neckandneck— @sam_white67 03 May 2013
Perranporth - Michael Leigh Callan (Independent)
Independent Steve Eva has lost Falmouth Boslowick to Conservative Alan Jewell in a close run battle. Just 15 votes in it!
Ooh some interesting #ccelections results coming through - waiting on #falmouth #boslowick now— @sam_white67 03 May 2013
It's round-up time again.
Bodmin St Petroc - Stephen John Rogerson (Lib Dem) -
turnout 30.02%
Bugle - Simon Rix (Lib Dem) - turnout 25.4%
Gwinear-Gwithian and St Erth is taken by Conservative Lionel Anthony Pascoe while the St Germans and Landulph seat is woon by Daniel Richard Pugh, also Conservative
Shock as Grenville Chappel loses his seat in Falmouth Penwerris #ccelections http://t.co/C9erhg7j3P— @PacketEmma 03 May 2013
Independent David John Pollard takes Hayle North with 65% of the vote.
YES @hanna_909 LABOUR GAIN IN FALMOUTH PENWERRIS. YEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHH.— @yeskatiedear 03 May 2013
Grenville Chappel has LOST his seat in the Falmouth Penwerris division to Hanna Toms of Labour, who polled 361 votes against his 283.
Independent John Body polled 183 votes while Amanda Warner of UKIP took 169.
Trelawney - James Patrick Candy (Lib Dem) - turnout 42.20%
Alex Folkes retains his seat for the Lib Dems in Launceston Central, where there was a 26.18% turnout.
It seems that not paying your council tax when you are a councillor is no bar to being re-elected.
Tintagel - Glenton Brown (Lib Dem) - 36.37% turnout
Breage, Germoe and Sithney seat is won by John Keeling, Conservative candidate, with 562 votes. It was a relatively close vote, with his rival Michael Mahon of UKIP polling 458 votes.
Illogan seat taken by Conservative Terence Wilkins
The rise of UKIP.
Election result: Four Lanes - Derek Elliott (UKIP)
This makes it five for the party that previously had not managed to win a single seat in the Duchy.
But who are they taking votes from?
At the moment it looks like the Tories are suffering most, which seems to be having a positive effect for the Lib Dems, but it is probably too early to say.
Keep checking back.
Four Lanes - Derek Elliott (UKIP)
Mount Charles - Gary James King (Independent)
Deputy leader and cabinet member for children's services, Neil Burden, has retained his seat in Stokeclimsland with 810 votes - a massive 62% share.
Falmouth and Helston round-up.
David Saunby has retained his Falmouth Trescobeas seat (Ind).
Judith Haycock (Independent) retains her seat in Helston South by a comfortable majority, polling 427 votes.
Conservative Neil Hatton has retained the Constantine, Mawnan and Budock seat with 57% of the vote.
Independent Phil Martin has taken the Helston North seat from former council leader Alec Robertson by 96 votes (590 votes to 494 votes).
'Multi-mayor' of Falmouth, Geoffrey Evans (Cons), has won the Arwenack seat with 624 votes. Robin Johnson, for Labour, came second with 180.
Falmouth has a Labour councillor. Former MP Candy Atherton has won the Smithick seat with 316 votes. This was the seat that town councillor Diana Merritt was contesting. She came second with 156.
Mullion and Grade-ruan. Carolyn Rule (Ind) takes seat.
St Columb Major - Patricia Harvey (Independent) - 28.4% turnout
Newly Independent Carolyn Rule retains the Mullion and Grade Ruan seat with 577 votes, a strong lead over the other two candidates.
UKIP's Nina Sutherland polled 341 votes while Conservative Alfred Mesropians polled 285.
David Saunby has retained his Falmouth Trescobeas seat (Ind).
Vicky Eva, wife of Cornwall Councillor Steve Eva came in fourth.
Another seat for UKIP at Camborne Treswithian. Arthur Lewis (UKIP)
Loveday Jenkin retains her seat for Mebyon Kernow in Crowan and Wendron with 751 votes, a really strong majority. The next closest was Conservative Linday Taylor with 290 votes.
Election results: St Enorder - Richard Cole ( Mebyon Kernow) 27.16% turnout.
The leader of MK keeps his seat
Jeremy Rowe has retained his seat at St Issey and St Tudy - (Lib Dem) 33.4% turnout.
The leader of the Lib Dems at County Hall keeps his seat
Conservative John Dyer takes the Chacewater, Kenwyn and Baldhu seat
Looks like Labour's Jude Robinson is out, more to follow!
St Austell Gover - Sandra Elizabeth Heyward, 26.2%
Camborne Trelowarren goes to Conservative Jon Stoneman
UKIP pick up second seat, in Camborne Pendarves. Henry Blakeley (UKIP) wins
Judith Haycock (Independent) retains her seat in Helston South by a comfortable majority, polling 427 votes.
Lib Dem John Martin came second with 215 votes, UKIP's Scott Blandford polled 210 votes, Conservative Tanya Dyer 141 votes and Independent James Buchanan 94 votes.
Conservative Neil Hatton has retained the Constantine, Mawnan and Budock seat with 57% of the vote.
The Helston South seat is retained by Independent Judith Haycock - stats to follow
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St Cleer seat goes to Derris Rosslyn Watson (Lib Dem) - turnout 39.7%
Camborne Pendarves - Henry Blakeley
Looe east - Armand Toms (Ind) turnout 42.3%
Lostwithiel - Benedicte Poula Gwyneth (Con) turnout 36.9%
Confirmation that Independent Phil Martin has taken the Helston North seat from former council leader Alec Robertson by 96 votes (590 votes to 494 votes).
UKIP's Leonie Gough polls 184 votes while Lib Dem Mollie Scrase receives just 68.
Election results : Looe east - Armand Toms (Ind) turnout 42.3%
Labour has already doubled the number of seats it has on @CornwallCouncil. Ok so it's only two so far, but still. #labourgain— @JoeVinson 03 May 2013
'Multi-mayor' of Falmouth, Geoffrey Evans (Cons), has won the Arwenack seat with 624 votes.
Robin Johnson, for Labour, came second with 180.
Par and St Blazey Gate - Douglas Scrafton (Lib Dem), 24.2% turnout; St Blazey - Roy Taylor (Lib Dem)
Falmouth has a Labour councillor. Former MP Candy Atherton has won the Smithick seat with 316 votes.
This was the seat that town councillor Diana Merritt was contesting. She came second with 156.
Conservative seat for Camborne Roskear with the election of Paul White with 475 votes, while Labour candidate Robert Webber has been elected to Camborne Treslothan by just seven votes over the UKIP candidate.
Saltash East - Derek Holley (Ind) 32.3% turnout
Newquay Pentire Joanna Kenny (Lib dem) turnout 26.4%
First ever seat on Cornwall Council for UKIP - Mark Hicks has taken Newquay Treviglas with 266 votes in a close election, where second place Andy Hannan (Conservative) polled 237 votes and third place Sandy Carter (Lib Dem) 218.
Reports that lone Labour councillor Jude Robinson has lost her seat. More to follow
A 'tense' atmosphere at Carn Brea count centre according to one standing candidate
BREAKING: Unconfirmed reports Alec Robertson has lost to Phil Martin at Helston North. Could be a shocker as the former top dog loses.
Lib Dems hold Gulval and Heamoor. Mario Fonk (Lib Dem) elected with 889 votes, large majority over UKIP and Tories
St Mewan - Malcolm Harris (Ind) Turnout 33.1%
Fowey and Tywardreath - David Hughes (Lib Dem) turnout 38.3%
Michael George takes Liskeard West and Dobwalls with 796 votes for the Liberal Democrats
Narrowest seat yet in Newquay Central, with Lib Dem Geoff Brown taking it with 267 votes - just 23 behind opposition candidate Steve Slade, Independent.
Carharrack, Gwennap and St Day - Mark Kaczmarek (Ind) retains his seat
NATIONAL: Burnley is now BNP-free for the first time in 11 years. Not only lost seat but came last.
It's round up time.
Bit early to say whether a pattern is emerging, but it seems safe to say the rise of UKIP and dissatisfaction with the Lib Dems nationally has thrown a spanner into the Cornish political landscape.
Torpoint West seat is taken by Conservative Michael Pearn, turnout 25.6%
St Dennis and Nanpean seat goes to Independent Fred Greenslade with a large majority, polling 518 votes (turnout 21.4%)
Bodmin St Leonard is taken by Lib Dem Pat Rogerson who polls 517 votes, another large majority (turnout 23.7%)
Election results : Roche - John Wood (Ind) Dem) 27.8% turnout http://t.co/oK2YBDEwmV #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
A second seat for Mebyon Kernow with the election of Andrew Long to Callington (712 votes - a huge majority)
UKIP on 322. Lib Dems just 34.
Hilary Anne Frank is the first Lib Dem to be elected (685 votes) for Saltash South while John Fitter is the first Conservative for St Mawgan and Colan (588 votes)
Verification finally complete at Carn Brea - the count begins!
This is one seat the Lib Dems have lost to MK:
St Austell's Penwinnick and Boscoppa division goes to Matthew Luke (Mebyon Kernow) - Turnout 23.93%
Election resuts; Saltash South Hilary Frank (Lib Dem ) 30.2% turnout http://t.co/oK2YBDEwmV #ccelections
— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
That is seat retained for the Lib Dems
National: Liberal Democrats won a miserable 352 votes in South Shields, putting them in seventh place. inning just half the votes won by the BNP. Are the Lib Dems nervous in Cornwall yet?
Election New from Carn Brea. No phones allowed in to count area. Verification is underway. Count expected to start at 12:15 #CCElections— @CllrAWallis 03 May 2013
Those 75% who couldn't be bothered to vote yesterday, your opinions are now null and void. #ccelections— @alntylr 03 May 2013
15 minutes to go at Carn Brea count centre #ccelections http://t.co/ekYNhKLAqT— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
An independant has picked up the first seat at the Cornwall Council elections.
RT @CornwallCouncil: Election results: Saltash North - Geoffrey Ellison (Ind) #ccelections— @alwynaphuw 03 May 2013
Turnout turnout in Saltash North just over 25%
Taking slightly longer at Carn Brea count centre, where verification is expected to be completed by around 12.15pm and possibly the first declarations made at around 2.30pm #ccelections
Countdown begins to the first result from the Wadebridge counting centre. Here we go folks...
A total of 123 Cornwall Council seats are being contested today by 480 candidates #ccelections
Verification and count going well at wadebridge - could see first result within 30 mins #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
The Conservatives have lost control of Gloucestershire Council
Asked by the BBC if they would try to form an alliance with UKIP, their leader did not rule it out.
Anxious wait for candidates and agents at Carn Brea as verification process continues #Ccelections http://t.co/RPhuXYYDQS— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
Loud rustling of ballot papers as count begins and candidates look on #Ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
We have 470 count assistants verifying and counting votes at Wadebridge and Carn Brea today #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
National news still all about the rise of UKIP.
Party leader Nigel Farage has called early gains across England "remarkable".
The BBC are reporting that UKIP has won 42 seats so far, averaging 26% of the vote in the wards where its candidates are standing.
It's not the end; it's not the beginning of the end. But it might be the end of the beginning of the fight back.— @paddyashdown 03 May 2013
Staff at Wadebridge asked to take their seats as we get ready to begin the count #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
15 minutes to go at Carn Brea count centre #ccelections http://t.co/ekYNhKLAqT— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
So - a Tory/UKIP controlled Cornwall Council? Discuss...
Verification of votes due to begin at Wadebridge count centre in 40 minutes #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
The Times are reporting a poll that says The Conservatives are losing six times as many voters to UKIP as the Labour Party.
Nigel Farage, the leader of UKIP has hit back at detractors who called them a bunch of "clowns", saying "send in the clowns" and adding that the results so far will send a shockwave through the establishment.
How will they do in Cornwall? And which party's votes will they take?
Keep checking back for the results as we get them.
Steady stream of people now arriving at the Wadebridge count centre as we prepare for the 10 am start #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
In total 480 candidates are contesting 123 seats in 122 wards.
Nationally today looks like it will all be about UKIP, which has delivered its strongest ever performance in local elections (in the areas already declared).
Calling it the biggest surge by a fourth party in England since the Second World War, the BBC estimates UKIP has averaged 26% of the vote in council wards where it stood.
There could be some nervous local politicians in Cornwall this morning as many winning margins are small to say the least.
Seven of the 35 council election results nationally have been declared so far, the Tories have lost control of two of the seven and the Liberal Democrats have also lost seats, including four in their key target area of Somerset.
With the Lib Dems hoping for a solid performance in Cornwall, this does not look good. But we will have to wait and see.
Keep checking back for more as it happens.
The count is due to get underway in Cornwall soon, so keep checking back to see the results as they happen.
Growing air of anticipation at Wadebridge count centre as staff begin to arrive ready for the 10 am start #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 03 May 2013
In a few hours I will be off to the count. It is a nerve-racking experience for any candidate awaiting for the election result #CCElections— @CllrAWallis 03 May 2013
Polls have now closed. Counting of votes for county, town and parish councils begins tomorrow.
Polling stations across #Cornwall close at 10pm so time is running out to cast your vote. #votecornwall #ccelections #voteonthewayhome— @CornwallCouncil 02 May 2013
I hope all of you who were eligible to #vote today did? If you haven't, you've got until 10pm.So, GO VOTE!! #ccelections— @alntylr 02 May 2013
Polls close in a little under two hours - have you voted yet?
Well that's my democratic duty done, how about you? Polls close in 4.5 hours, vote while you can! #CCElections http://t.co/2heEXCDY95— @PacketGreg 02 May 2013
There are contests in 58 towns and parishes for Thursday's elections with 1,965 candidates. Make your vote count on Thursday. #votecornwall— @CornwallCouncil 29 April 2013
@CllrAWallis #ccelections Sad reflection of modern politics. Big parties have murdered peoples trust in politics— @peterdmccann 02 May 2013
So far Porthleven Polling Station has had 411 people voting #ccelections— @CllrAWallis 02 May 2013
On a Cornwall tour of poll stations.... Bude to lands end!!,,, brilliant staff http://t.co/h5ieKUDJrZ— @johnpaulmasters 02 May 2013
Polling stations are open and will be until 10pm. If you're registered to vote, make sure you have your say! #votecornwall— @CCPressteam 02 May 2013
3:51pm Thu 2 May 13
GrahamHarris says
Can I just warn people to be vigilant with their personal information today.
It appears there are people sat outside some polling stations doing an 'exit poll' and asking who you have voted for!
Firstly this is none of their business.
Secondly, I believe they are they on behalf of one political party, they are asking to see your polling cards when you enter and I don't believe they have any right to see it.
Well i have been and voted only one local candidate has taken the time to talk and ask my opinion I was very impressed #votecornwall— @Louise1Andrew 02 May 2013
Rona and Harold Binham and Elaine Snell vote at the Dracaena Centre in Falmouth
Polling and candidate info for Mylor and Flushing
Mylor and Flushing Parish Council candidates
Gill Bray, Bob Bridge, Mike Burden, Tony Deacon, Heather Hall, Sam Heard, Martin Jewell, Haylee Leary, Patrick Polglase, Jan Robson, Neil Rogers, John Skinner, John Symons, Judith Whiteley and Michael Willmore. Thirteen people will be elected to the council.
Cornwall Council candidates
Mylor and Penryn East division: Tony Martin - Conservative, John Symons - Independent, Miriam Venner - Labour, Judith Whiteley - Liberal Democrat, David Garwood - Mebyon Kernow, Paula Clements, UKIP
Me too, mainly thanks to @cernyw RT @james_blue_cat Voted Mebyon Kernow. Yup. Went there.— @patroclus 02 May 2013
COCK-A-DOODLE-DO! It's warming up out here on the point. Are you at the polls today? Looking for a protest vote? VOTE ROCKY FOR PRESIDENT!!— @PacketRocky 02 May 2013
Polling and candidate info for Feock
Feock Parish Council candidates
Carnon Downs ward: Sandy Anderson as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Lisa Paterson as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Jim Bell, Sue Felton, Cathy Kemp as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Mike Kemp as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, John Langdon, Gary Matthews as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Bob Richards. Five people will be elected to this ward.
Feock ward: Rob Andrew, Brian Ashdown, Colin Blake, John Brock, Alan Groves, Caroline Johnson as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Diana Smeath, Tim Smithies as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Colin Taylor and Elisabeth West. Five people will be elected to this ward.
Devoran Ward: Susan Baker, Claire Carter as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Vanessa Gordon as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Roger Higgins as an Independent, Dominic Kiernander as an Independent - New Parish Partnership, Ben Shankland as an Independent - New Parish Partnership and Rachel Westley as an Independent. Four people will be elected to this ward.
Cornwall Council candidates
Feock and Playing Place division: Steve Chamberlain - Conservative, Bob Richards - Independent, Jayne Kirkham - Labour, Christine Ryall - Liberal Democrat
Vote cast. Done my duty. #ccelections— @TheHappySlapper 02 May 2013
2:29pm Thu 2 May 13
guest01 says
Disappointed there are uncontested candidates being automatically elected. No chance to vote for Town council in my Falmouth area.
Polling and candidate info for Falmouth
Falmouth Town Council candidates
Arwenack ward - UNCONTESTED: Maureen Davies for Liberal Democrats, Geoffrey Evans for Conservatives and Steven Gray. All three candidates elected.
Boslowick ward: Rowenna Brock as an Independent, Steve Eva as an Independent, Alan Jewell for Conservatives, Malcolm Leather for the Conservatives, Ann Minson as an Independent and Marie Ryan for Conservatives. Four people will be elected to this ward.
Penwerris Ward: John Body as an Independent, Grenville Chappel, Gerald Chin-Quee as an Independent, Louise Coley for Labour, Simon Coley for Labour and Tony Leamon for Mebyon Kernow. Three people will be elected to this ward.
Trescobeas Ward: Keven Ayres as an Independent, Allyson Biggins as an Independents, Vicky Eva as an Independent, Brod Ross for Labour, David Saunby as an Independent and Miriam Venner for Labour. Three people will be elected to this ward.
Smithick Ward: Candy Atherton for Labour, Alex Brinnen as an Independent, Tony Canton as an Independent, Oliver Cramp for Liberal Democrats, Janey Davis as an Independent, Simon Fudge as an Independent, Diana Merrett as an Independent, Rolf Munding as an Independent and Christopher Smith as an Independent. Three people will be elected to this ward.
Cornwall Council candidates
Falmouth Arwenack division: Geoffrey Evans - Conservative, Robin Johnson - Labour, Catherine Thornhill - Liberal Democrat.
Falmouth Boslowick division: Alan Jewell - Conservative, Steve Eva - Independent, Nicholas Jemmett - Labour, Roger Bonney - Liberal Democrat, Mairi Hayworth - UKIP
Falmouth Smithick division: Liz Ashcroft - Conservative, Christopher Smith - Independent, Tony Canton - Independent, Diana Merrett - Independent, Kenny Edwards - Liberal Democrat, Candy Atherton - Labour and Co-operative Party
Falmouth Trescobeas division: Peter Williams - Conservative, Euan McPhee - Green Party, Vicky Eva - Independent, David Saunby - Independent, Rhun Davies - Liberal Democrat, Brod Ross - Labour and Co-operative Party, Carole Douglas - UKIP
Falmouth Penwerris division: John Body - Independent, Hanna Toms - Labour and Co-operative Party, Amanda Wymer - UKIP, Grenville Chappel - Unspecified
Constantine, Mawnan and Budock division: Neil Hatton - Conservative, Susan Webber - Labour, Lomond Handley - UKIP
Politicians are like diapers; they need to be changed often, and for the same reason. Mark Twain— @jjauthor 26 April 2013
Polling and candidate info for Penryn
Cornwall Council candidates
Penryn East and Mylor: Paula Clements for UKIP, David Garwood for Mebyon Kernow, Tony Martin for Conservative, John Symons as an Independent, Miriam Venner for Labour and Judith Whiteley for Liberal Democrats.
Penryn West: Cait Hutchings for Liberal Democrats, Jim Lloyd-Davies for Labour, Mary Katherine May as an Independent and Martin David Orders for UKIP.
Oi you... Yes, you... And you... Go and vote... Now... #ccelections #democracy— @alntylr 02 May 2013
Polling and candidate info for Helston
Helston Town Council candidates
Helston North ward: John Boase, Niall Devenish, Lloyd Harris, Jonathan Radford-Gaby, Nicola Roberts, Mike Thomas. Five candidates will be elected for this ward.
Helston South ward: Ronald Edgcumbe, Gillian Geer, Tim Grattan-Kane, Martine Knight, John Martin, Christopher Ring, Mark Upton, Ronnie Williams. Five people will also be elected to this ward.
Cornwall Council candidates
Helston North division: Leonie Gough from Porthleven for the UK Independence Party, Phil Martin from Sithney as an Independent, current councillor Alec Robertson from Helston for the Conservative Party, Mollie Scrase from Marazion for the Liberal Democrats.
Helston South division: Scott Blanford from Helston for the UK Independence Party, James Buchanan from Helston as an Independent, Tanya Dyer from Helston for the Conservative Party, current councillor Judith Haycock from Helston as an Independent, John Martin from Godolphin Cross for the Liberal Democrats.
Porthleven and Helston West: Richard Goedegebuur from Sithney for the Liberal Democrats, Stephen Gough from Porthleven for the UK Independence Party, Liz Lane from Porthleven for the Conservative Party, current councillor Andrew Wallis from Porthleven as an Independent.
Over to you fair Cornwall - it's time to get out and vote http://t.co/wxeNJc75XA— @PacketSkipper 01 May 2013
I just voted #votecornwall #ccelections https://t.co/XNYBtaB7Hf— @HanLRees 02 May 2013
@CornwallCouncil I was hoping for a bit more info. It really is hard to find out what each candidates's policies actually are! #votecornwall— @Von_Sparron 02 May 2013
RT @HanLRees: Wherever you are, use your vote today. This is your local voice, use it! #democracy #votecornwall #ccelections 7am-10pm— @aball_localgov 02 May 2013
Don't forget to vote today in the local elections. All polling stations are open from 7am until 10pm tonight. #votecornwall #ccelections— @CornwallCouncil 02 May 2013


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This was a great recipe! I served as a dessert for my in-laws at a Mother's day brunch and it went over quite well. I served it with angel food cake and then later had some leftovers with vanilla ice cream. I have to say it was better with the cream, but probably not very light. Will be making this again.
Summer Berry Medley with Limoncello and Mint
sedutta Posted: 05/11/09
TDufour Posted: 07/14/09
This was delicious! Very nice and light. I served it with a vanilla bean cream. Everyone raved about it.
laura808 Posted: 05/20/11
This is a wonderful recipe! I have prepared this many times (in fact, I'm making it tonight) and everyone loves it. I normally serve it with a little low-fat vanilla yogurt, but ice cream or pound cake would be good too. This is a fresh, light dessert.
D0rkg1rl Posted: 05/06/12
This would probably work well with melon,as well.
PKcookin Posted: 05/28/12
Delicious. Added a little tarragon I had on hand and that was great too. Paired well with a red wine (Turley).
mmasten Posted: 04/15/12
I have made this lots of times and it always gets rave reviews. It's really simple and is a delicious light summer dessert
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Gettn' back to the basics. #thesis #ATCQ & #architecture
I love the, "Your are only my disciples if…" verses. JC makes himself clear.
Luke 14:25-33
25 Large crowds were traveling with Jesus, and turning to them he said: 26 "If anyone comes to me and does not hate father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters—yes, even their own life—such a person cannot be my disciple.27 And whoever does not carry their cross and follow me cannot be my disciple.
28 "Suppose one of you wants to build a tower. Won't you first sit down and estimate the cost to see if you have enough money to complete it? 29 For if you lay the foundation and are not able to finish it, everyone who sees it will ridicule you,30 saying, 'This person began to build and wasn't able to finish.'
31 "Or suppose a king is about to go to war against another king. Won't he first sit down and consider whether he is able with ten thousand men to oppose the one coming against him with twenty thousand? 32 If he is not able, he will send a delegation while the other is still a long way off and will ask for terms of peace. 33 In the same way, those of you who do not give up everything you have cannot be my disciples.
1.) Must hold relationship w/ God and JC's teachings higher than ANY other relationship. There is no close second. Must deny self daily. (*When needed: Will deny emotions, feelings, traditions, comfrotZones, personal pleasures, flesh desires, etc.) #deep
2.) Must first count the cost BEFORE deciding to be a Christian. Not during. Very important because…
3.) Cant submit to God w/ stipulations, demands, and hidden sin/guilty pleasures. You either submit or stubbornly go to war against a stronger army than you. (i.e GOD).
Christian = Disciple = Saved
Disciple = Saved = Christian
Follower of christ = (?) can be a number of things —> John 8:31-32
Lots of ppl followed JC, however JC felt the need to ever so often turn around to his followers and say. "You are really my disciples if…"
tim 4:16
Stay thirsty my friends ;-)
The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art / Morphosis Architects
#Relationships & #Hurt —— There once was a little boy who had a bad temper. His father was very concerned for his son's future and thought hard about how he could explain to his son why relationships are so important and controlling his temper is a key factor in this. After much thought his father gave him a bag full of nails and told him, "Every time you lose your temper, hammer a nail into the back of the fence." His son did not understand but knew that his father was wise so he agreed. On the first day that the boy received his bag of nails he ended up driving about 37 nails into the fence. Each day he learned little by little to control his temper. He discovered it was easier to hold his temper than to drive those nails into the fence. Finally the day came when the boy didn't lose his temper at all. He was very proud of himself and went to share his good news with his father. His Father was very proud of him and offered a challenge to his son. "Why don't you pull out a nail everyday that you are able to hold your temper?" As there were many nails in the fence it took the boy sometime to finally remove the nails from the fence. But eventually that joyous day arrived. He was so pleased with himself and he wanted to share this with his father. His father was so proud of his son, but he wanted him to understand that holding his temper was more than just being able to add or remove nails from a fence. He took his son's hand and showed him all the holes that were left from the nails. "As you see my son, this fence will never be the same, the fence is scarred with holes from your temper. Think of these holes as the words you have spoken in anger, the wounds you have left in people's lives. Words really are like weapons they leave a wound, that does not heal easily. Son, your family and friends will make you smile and encourage you to succeed, they will lend an ear, share words of praise and they always want to open their hearts to us. Always remember the fence before you speak words of anger."
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The novel's narrator, Nick is a young man from Minnesota who, after being educated at Yale and fighting in World War I, goes to New York City to learn the bond business. Honest, tolerant, and inclined to reserve judgment, Nick often serves as a confidant for those with troubling secrets. After moving to West Egg, a fictional area of Long Island that is home to the newly rich, Nick quickly befriends his next-door neighbor, the mysterious Jay Gatsby (Leonardo DiCaprio). As Daisy Buchanan's (Carey Mulligan) cousin, he facilitates the rekindling of the romance between her and Gatsby. The Great Gatsby is told entirely through Nick's eyes; his thoughts and perceptions shape and color the story.
The Great Gatsby was released May 10th, 2013 and stars Lisa Adam, Frank Aldridge, Amitabh Bachchan, Steve Bisley, Richard Carter, Jason Clarke, Adelaide Clemens, Vince Colosimo. The film is directed by Baz Luhrmann.


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Super-thin model with tiny waist shocks Tyra Banks
Media entrepeneur/supermodel Tyra Banks joins The CW Network at their "Welcome to Reality" event as they debut two new reality shows and premiere Cycle 14 of "America's Next Top Model", held at the Simyone Lounge in the Meat Packing District, New York City. Tyra is joined by U.S. Vogue Editor-at-Large Andre Leon Talley, who joins the show as the new judge.
A super-thin model with a waist so small a man's hands can reach all the way around it shocks Tyra Banks on America's Next Top Model.
Thin-waisted Ann, who stands 6ft 2ins tall, stuns supermodel Tyra and the judging panel as she auditions in a promo for the new series.
When Tyra first sees Ann she tells her, "You have the smallest waist in the world! Look at that waist!"
But she soon gets over her surprise and admits, "There's something about her I quite like."
Fellow judge Miss J Alexander looks even more shocked than Tyra.
He gets up and puts his hands around Ann's waist to show just how thin she is and finds they can touch on either side.
Third judge Jay Alexander jokes Ann will make Miss J "eat Tic Tacs and watercress for the rest of the season".
Catwalk queen and TV host Tyra, 36, famously became an unofficial spokesperson for full-figured women after gaining 30lbs four years ago.
But she was recently described as looking "gaunt" during a visit to London last month.
The new series of America's Next Top Model starts in the US in September on The CW.


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Good Product: Messermeister Kitchen Shears
Who could have guessed that a pair of $20 kitchen shears would become our most used kitchen gadget? But these little guys have 100 uses in the kitchen. Click through to read about some of our favorite uses, and find out what you should look for when buying kitchen shears.
Of course you know that you can open packages with kitchen shears, but that's certainly not all they're good for.
• Snip a Few Herbs Whether you've got a window box full of herbs, or just plastic containers in the fridge, kitchen shears can easily snip the fibers in herb stems. Thus, they rarely bruise herbs the way a knife will.
• Spatchcock a Chicken Shears are the best way to take the backbone out of a chicken. You could get a pair of poultry shears specifically for this job, but we find that most brands of all-purpose kitchen shears will do.
• Cut Tomatoes When we add whole canned tomatoes to a sauce, we use kitchen shears to roughly chop them in the pan, rather than dirtying the cutting board.
• Trim the Fat Have a little extra fat on your meat? Whip out your trusty shears to easily get rid of it.
• Make Pita Triangles Sure, when we're working by ourselves, it's faster to use a knife to slice through pita. But when we've got a young helper, kitchen shears are a relatively safe way for them to participate.
• Open Bottles Many brands feature a ridged area between the handles, designed to help grip and open tough jars.
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Scissors made from stainless steel won't rust and are pretty easy to keep clean. Look for blades that come apart for easy cleaning, especially if you'll be using them to cut raw meat and other bacteria-carrying foods. We love the Messermeister kitchen shears pictured above, which have stainless blades that are easy to take apart. Best of all, you can find them for less than $20.
What are your favorite uses for kitchen shears?
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Cutting pizza!
I use mine for a lot of the above, but mostly just to open packaging! I'm also guilty of using them to trim flower stems if the stems aren't woody. Also, they're not just good for pie dough, but for making designs in any dough--I use scissors to cut the epi form out of a basic baquette.
I use mine for pizza too.
I have been looking for these darned scissors everywhere! Cooks Illustrated highly recommends this pair. Guess I'll have to break down and get them online, thanks for the link!
Kitchen shears definitely make breaking down a chicken much easier, and I think safer than cutting through bones with a knife. Those other uses are great!