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The loss bothered Judge Memorial coach James Cordova less than what he witnessed on the sideline. The Bulldogs were blaming each other, and he was angry.
In the locker room, Cordova erased the playoff dates from Judge's schedule and wrote a big "0-2" next to Woods Cross, the team that just had trounced the Bulldogs on that Friday night in August. He told his players that admission to the team's Sunday film session would require an index card, listing their goals.
Harsh? "Yeah," co-captain Sean McMinimee said with a wry smile, "but it worked."
Ultimately, Judge's commitment resulted in last Saturday's 36-22 victory over Manti for the title in the modified Class 3A.
In August, I contended the Utah High School Activities Association's move to six classifications for football would devalue state championships. How meaningful could it be in 3A, just to have beaten 11 other schools?
"You're still the champs," Cordova said this week. "You can't sully that in any way."
Not when family ties and player bonds heighten the achievement, when the loyalty inspired by a Catholic school comes into play and when a former dynasty claims its first state title in 30 years.
Gil and James Cordova became Utah's first father-son coaching duo to win football championships. Judge's victory restored a football tradition that was becoming overshadowed by the phenomenal success of Juan Diego, the Salt Lake Valley's newer Catholic high school.
The 10th football title for the school on 11th East brought a 92-year history to life in modern ways, with alumni and other followers flooding Judge's social media accounts.
"It's galvanizing, as a lot of activities are at the school," said Ric Trentman, a Judge board member who played for the 1983 championship team.
Sister Catherine Kamphaus, superintendent of Utah Catholic Schools, marvels "how people can be so attached to this school after so many years."
Line coach Luther Elliss shared Judge's triumph with his son, Kaden, the team's quarterback. The former NFL star summarized the season as one of his best football memories. Cordova said Judge "is definitely a community ... something that defies a normal high school experience."
The victory came 18 months after the death of McMinimee's father, Jim, who had coached many of the players in youth football and as Judge freshmen. Sean always will remember walking into St. Ambrose Catholic Church for the funeral and being welcomed by teammates wearing their Judge ties, demonstrating a bond that would lead Cordova to describe the 2013 Bulldogs this way: "They bicker like brothers, but they love each other like brothers."
Cordova grew up believing championship games were Judge's birthright. He was born in 1969, a couple of weeks before his father coached the Bulldogs in the first of five consecutive title games — with three victories.
As an eighth-grader in '83, Cordova stood on the sideline as his brother, Tony, played quarterback and defensive back for a Judge team coached by Frank L'Etoile in an 26-21 upset of unbeaten Jordan.
Before last weekend's game in Ogden, Cordova brought out the yellow shoe box filled with those index cards, most of them undoubtedly listing a state title opportunity among the players' goals.
"This is what you guys wanted," he said.
And then the Bulldogs fell behind 14-7.
"I might have kicked the box," Cordova said, recalling his halftime speech.
Again, it worked.
"We think we're the best second-half team in the state," McMinimee said, and the Bulldogs proved it as Henry Garcia ran for two touchdowns and Mark Barnett's interception led to the clinching score.
The players wore their jerseys to school and paraded from the locker room to the main office Monday morning. A congratulatory bouquet arrived that afternoon from Juan Diego, a nice gesture from a school lamenting its Class 3AA semifinal defeat last week, via Pine View's miraculous comeback.
And as the school day ended, Sean McMinimee gathered some teammates to fulfill a request from his mother, Sally. She wanted a photo of the boys with the state championship trophy.
Meaningful? I'd say so.
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Championship pedigree
Judge Memorial's football state championships
Year • Coach
1948 • Bill Moran
1949 • Tom Mares
1959 • Frank Klekas
1963 • Frank Klekas
1970 • Gil Cordova
1972 • Gil Cordova
1973 • Gil Cordova
1981 • Frank L'Etoile
1983 • Frank L'Etoile
2013 • James Cordova
Championships by school • West 21, East 16, Skyline 14, Millard 13, Jordan 12, Judge Memorial 10.


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New thread: Favourite wine trade haunts
Within London and even further afield in the UK, I have a few favourite watering holes.Whenever I have dined in these establishments I have also had a memorable experience. The main reason I like to go to those places, sometimes quite frequently, is because of the PEOPLE. In addition, they also have wonderful food and wine offerings, in convivial surroundings, yet the staff and management are always prepared to go that extra mile in ensuring your complete satisfaction. Nothing is ever a problem. In fact, it has been known to have the odd BYO occasion and they are always extremely accomodating. These places genuinely deliver warm hospitality and great customer service.
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In my opinion, the best ones which I have tasted either come from Washington State in USA, Coonawarra and Margaret River in Australia and Gimblett Gravels (Hawke's Bay) in NZ. With regards to Europe, Tuscany has become like Napa Valley and most wineries have jumped on the 'Super Tuscan' bandwagon and are charging some very high prices. Within Italy, I really think the places to watch for Bordeaux varietals are Trentino-Alto-Adige and Friuli. Keep your fingers on the pulse.
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My personal suggestions would be a crisp, dry and aromatic Albarino from Rias Baixas in NW Spain or a Portuguese alternative. Of course, it depends on the dish itself, yet I always believe that when you match wines with food you need to consider the origin/provenance of the ingredients. Try to keep things 'local', as the freshest seasonal ingredients always seem to taste better with the wines from the same region. So, for instance Northern Spain – great shellfish, thus Albarino wine. Alternatively, try a dry fino or manzanilla sherry with a plate of langoustines and prawns. Again a wonderful combination. A light, crisp and fragrant Fiano from Campania is a very enjoyable marriage with the linguine alle vongole from nearby Naples. New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc works extremely well with green-lipped mussels and crayfish because of the same regionally-based tastes and flavours.
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1) Aldriana is a girls name thus my error. I apologize.
2) I get that. They are allowed to run their forum as they choose. I do believe that there is a great benefit to filtering out people from posting idiotic requests and non-informative posting in their forums. I do not agree with a grammatical mistake being grounds for open forum banning. To each is own, and I personally never post there for this reason. Although I have many things I would like to add or ask, it is not worth public shaming for math mistakes.
I would have to say you summed up my exact feelings for EJ, Ruxor. It has to be one of the most informative sites I have ever used, especially when I'm learning a new class; of which I've gotten great info from the "4.0.1 Rogue FAQ" about what I should be looking at for my PvE/PvP subtlety rogue.
Yet, the strict policy and the whole "holier than thou" attitude that drips from almost every moderator is a real turnoff. I can understand it's their website and they have the right to do whatever they want. Yet, WoWinsider does a fantastic job conveying professionalism. Then again, you guys are getting paid for it.
Ultimately it boils down to what I've always been told about the news: The harder it's censured the less trustworthy it is.
I also don't post on EJ for fear of being infracted.
That also may be my favourite part of the site. I don't go there to ask my peers for advice on playing a class that I feel very passionate about. I go there to read the experts that spend even more time than I do mastering a class. I don't pretend that I'm an equal and I also don't have to worry as much about the plebes yelling at each other.
That being said, I also check out The Banhammer every day to watch the people get chastised for not getting it.
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To be fair, when you have the words "elitist" and "jerks" in the name of their website, you should know what to expect. They are elitist jerks. No qualms about it, they know it, we all know it.
I personally would never post on there. I only go there sometimes for advice on my DK, but the nice thing is that WoW Insider gets the same information and posts it in an awesome format that is much nicer for me to digest.
Also, Aldriana isn't necessarily a girl's name. There have been lots of character names of mine that my friends have made fun of for sounding girly, but I don't think they do. To each their own.
I can not down rate this enough. EJ continues to be the defacto location for rogue theory crafting in spite of it's fame specifically for these reasons. Making a single post with a slight grammer mistake will not get you banned. The same is even true of a math mistake. However if either of these are the product of a poorly thought out post you will be banned. It is a place for serious discussion of rogue mechanics as informed by statistical analysis.
Your comments about Aldriana are a perfect example of a poorly thought out post. Aside from the open disrespect you've shown, your remark about many of the best rogues not making use of his research (I assume this is what you meant by FAQ) is absurd. No other rogue has contributed to our understanding of the classes mechanics more than Aldriana. I would say that's a much bigger contribution than pushing out a bit more dps on your own rogue.
I don't post on EJ, but it's not for fear of being infracted. It's because I have nothing useful to add. I have not done my own research, or theory-crafted anything. I simply go there to read what others have researched and discovered, and make up my mind how I should gem/enchant/etc based on the available research, data, and simulations.
I am glad they are quite liberal with the banhammer. It keeps the forums clean, easy to read, and full of mostly useful information. That is the primary reason that EJ is the goto site for correct and detailed information on any class. No other site has that kind of reputation, and no other site ever will unless they have similar policies.


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I'm a long-time chowhound lurker, first time posting. My fate in an upcoming Macaroni and Cheese cookoff depends on you wonderful, knowledgeable hounds. Please critique my recipe below and help me ensure victory!
I have my hands on a rather good, yet quite boring Macaroni and Cheese recipe (see below). My roomate and her two incredibly gourmande grade-school aged children (7 and 10) believe it to be the best they have ever tasted. They challenged two friends who pride themselves on their M&C to a cookoff against me. They will be judging along with another friend.
Background information on the judges.
1) Adventurous, food-knowledgeable 40-something woman. Likes mild spiciness. Favourite cheese - Oka.
2) 10 year old child. Likes just about anything and everything except for "hot" flavours including black pepper. Favourite cheeses: blues.
3) 7 year old child. Can not tolerate anything "hot", less adventurous than her sister. Favourite cheese: Provolone.
4) (the REAL challenge) Late 30s man. The polar opposite of a foodie. Eats canned peas and turkey burgers every day for dinner (not an exagerration). No spice whatsoever (will eat basic Italian-ish herbs and garlic and that's about it). Probably a super-taster with a preference towards over-processed foods. Wants to be a judge most likely because of memories of Kraft Dinner (oy). Favourite cheese: mild cheddar.
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Macaroni and Cheese
2 cups Elbow Macaroni
10 cups Boiling Water
2 tsps Kosher Salt
3/4 cup Chopped Onion
1/3 cup Butter
3 tbsp Flour
Pinch Pepper
1/2 tsp Paprika
1 tsp Dry Mustard
2 cups Milk
¼ cup Heavy Cream
1 cup Grated Medium Cheddar Cheese
1 cup Grated Old Cheddar Cheese
½ cup Grated Smoked Gouda
4 tbsp Melted Butter
½ cup Panko Bread Crumbs
¼ cup Grated Parmesan Cheese
2 tbsp Parsley
Grease 2 quart casserole dish.
Cook macaroni in salted, boiling water for 5 to 7 minutes and then drain (pasta should NOT be fully cooked).
Sautee onion in butter in large saucepan until clear and soft.
Sprinkle onion with flour, pepper, paprika and mustard. Cook for 1 minute (flour should not brown).
Mix and stir in milk and cheese until it boils and cheese melts.
Add macaroni, mix and turn into casserole.
Mix bread crumbs, melted butter, parmesan cheese and parsley and sprinkle on top.
Bake uncovered at 350 degrees F for 30 minutes.
Hey, I am all for bribing the judges...throw in some of those canned peas!
Seriously, I think it is a looking recipe. I would mincing the onions as fine as possible mysel, if not grate. That is again, with the turkey burger guy in mind, seeing those onions might put him off.
And I would go with an aged gouda, but not a smoked one. (again I think it would set off the turkey burger guy). Have you considered a mellow cheese like Comte?
Good luck, sounds like a fun contest. Let us know the results!
I've made a lot of homemade mac n' cheese that needs to appeal to a variety of tastes - I think you're on the right track.
Here are just a few suggestions: So you know the last guy likes cheddar - some might consider this taboo, but what about the processed american or old english cheddar? It's not spicy, it's pretty bland and boring -the smooth melting quality might remind him of his slightly boring Kraft palate - and you'll still get a good cheese flavor.
Also, for those girls who like the jarlsberg and gouda (hmm...gouda, my favorite) - could you do 1/4 of a cup of gouda and 1/4 of guyere? Another smooth melting cheese and will give a good hearty slightly nutty quality without negative points from Mr. Late 30's man?
Also, I'm assuming your panko crumbs are for the topping? To make it slightly crunchy/crusty and delicious? Could you maybe do 1/4 cup of crushed ritz crackers or townhouse crackers (and either decrease the amt of melted butter or keep the same) for the richness flavor? and 1/4 cup of panko crumbs? Or even 1/4 cup of crushed old dutch potato chips? Just a few thoughts.
Another possibility for the 1/4 cup of parmesan cheese -is to get that tub that is a combo of asiago, parm and romano? Since it is such a small amt - I would think if you use TRUE parmesan -the tang of a real parm might create a face? But a combo of all three might be enough to throw him off and focus on the cheddar aspects while the other 3 judges can sense the flavor coming through?
Also, what about a few dashes of hot sauce? I know you said he despises spice, but in a quantity like that, the hot sauce would only liven up the other flavors you have going out without Judge #4 even noticing.
Also, I know if he's bland- probably things like diced tomatos, etc. is out of the question -any thoughts on adding fried pancetta? or adding a few pieces in the crust topping?
Your M&C recipe looks good to me. I'm partial to the addition of muenster cheese.
Your judge descriptions were a fun read...I could almost hear a "game show" theme playing in my head.
Good luck!
You folks officially rock btw. Keep the suggestions coming.
The one response I have thus far is regarding the hot sauce suggestion of snoboardbabe77. The two girls don't like hot stuff along with Mr. Late 30s so that has to be out.
I *do* think one of the other competitors is going to go with his standard reciepe which I know includes siracha sauce.
BTW clarification - I accidentally wrote jarlsberg as being the 7 year old's favourite cheese when in reality in is provolone (I believe).
I think the non-smoked gouda is a go(u)d idea too! :)
re: elkerette
Sneak a slice of good old processed american cheese to add to the creaminess. It melts so well and might help it stay smooth.
in making mac and cheeses using a bechamel I find that the flavor of milder cheeses could get lost so I usually go for a very strongly flavored cheddar. For the same reason, and also cause i love the cheeses, I add Gruyere and parmesan cheese to the bechamel since they are strong nutty cheeses that won't get lost.
Also, add a small pinch of cayenne to the dry mustard. It definitely won'tbe enough to make it spicy but be a good addition.
I was going to share my story (I did below anyway) and then realized most of your tasters don't do spice...I'm sorry. But for your personal enjoyment anyway, I'll share my Mac fave: Well, I'm not as gourmet as most Chowhounds but I do enjoy making a Chipotle Mac and Cheese. It's got penne, light alfredo sauce, cheddar, monterey jack or a jalepeno jack, the chipotle and it's adobe sauce. the hotter you want the more chipotle. Of course that might not sound fancy but if you have experience and it sounds like you do then just the 'idea' of chipotle mac could be an inspiration...good luck!
Your recipe looks very similar to the recipe I've been using. My husband's tastes are very similar to the Mr. Late 30s and he loves this version of mac and cheese I make. I add just a bit more flavor for my preference and my husband can't tell the difference. The only difference in our recipes is the cheeses.
Majority of the cheese that I use is sharp cheddar, than a little bit of Asiago and a small portion of ripe Stilton. My husband would not touch anything near a Stilton on it's own but, he loves this combination.
It probably wouldn't hurt to make a few batches a head of time with some suggested changes, just to see how it's going to taste. Hehehehe!
Good luck, let us know how you did!
i think your recipe looks great, too--it looks like it will appeal to all of your judges. i second the recommendation for using crushed crackers or potato chips for the topping--panko is great but using the extra grease and salt of crackers and potato chips gives it a really homey, yummy crunch.
you might try adding in a little gruyere to appeal to the children, who seem to have more adventurous cheese tastes. it melts so wonderfully and can just add a little subtle deeper flavor to the other cheeses.
i don't know if this is out of bounds since it's adding extra ingredients to the basic mac&cheese structure, but what i do to make macaroni and cheese extra-yummy is crumble some bacon in right before turning it in the oven, as well as some sauteed portobello mushrooms. it sits in your stomach like a ball of lead for like two days afterwards but it's really good, especially if your judges are bacon fans.
re: ginqueen
All four judges live for Bacon which made me think of at least sauteeing the onions in bacon grease.
Unfortunately, one of the other competitors is a vegetarian, and to keep things fair, we are not allowing the use of meat.
Not being a jerk -just clarification here -I did see the "no hot stuff" for your judges, but depending on which kind of "hot" sauce you use -it's a flavor enhancer, like it releases more of the flavor of the other ingredients (here, cheese) without making things hot. Just a few dashes, say like you would worchestershire sauce is what it does -not necessarily making it hot.
Like what calla said about stilton - just a smidge - I could not see Late 30s man liking a stinky cheese like that, but just a little might enhance the flavors of everything else you have going on!
Let us know how you do in the competition!
re: snoboardbabe77
I understand where you are coming from regarding the small addition of a hot ingredient to add to the total flavour while not making the dish actually "hot". It is something I will definitely consider along with the stilton siggestion.
Looks good to me- fun contest! I agree about not using smoked gouda. I find that dry mustard is the key to a good m&c. I'd just be sure they all like onion, or that could throw it off. Good luck!
my recipe has some of your ingredients but we differ on spice and some cheese etc. i just won a mac off two weeks ago against four competitors so i will pass along a tiny bit of info.....when you grease the pan, put panko crumbs in the bottom as well - provides extra secret crunch factor, never use aged cheddar - it gets way too greasy and separates when it melts, a shake of tobasco/a pinch of cayenne will not call attention to itself but will round out the flavor. and straight parm mixed with panko for the topping will not be too strong! good luck.
Check out the 365 recipes books on PAsta, they have a great mac and cheese recipe. Whole Foods also has a great creamy mac in their deli.
Although slightly off topic, has elkerette considered checking for culinary resources at Robards Library, part of Canada's #1 post-secondary institution?
Alton Brown had a great episode on making mac & cheese a few months back on "Good Eats". A worthwhile recomendation from the show was to bake it in a round casserole dish (a souffle dish would work), because this eliminates 'dry corners'.
Definately leave out the smoked gouda, not that some with crackers doesn't sound good. The idea of using ritz crumbs really does have more appeal than panko. My mother used fine cornflake crumbs on her m&c, it was so good, Everyone used to fight over the crunchy edges. I'd give anything for a big bowl right now. Good Luck! Can't wait to hear the results.
I echo the asiago and gruyere suggestion-- great melty cheeses, add some nice flavor without taking over the dish. Dried mustard is also key (as is a pinch of nutmeg, in my book-- it's totally subtle, but maybe that still would turn off the spice-averse?)
With all these mild cheeses, you'll want to taste for salt of course. (I notice it isn't in your recipe, but you might well want some--a lot of mac & cheeses turn out slightly boring not because they don't have nice cheese flavor, but because there's not quite enough salt to bring it out.) I'm not usually a big salter but mac & cheese is one of the four things I think takes a decent amount (along with corn, mashed potatoes, and eggs).
I use fontina and swiss, with grated parm/romano blend in a herbed bechamel. whole wheat crumbs on the top , not buttered. and use mostaciola noodles. nice combo for flavor and texture.
You might want to try the leb version: mash 1 large garlic clove with salt in large bowl. Add 3 T tahini, mix well. Gradually add 3 T water, blending thoroughly, then add 3 T lemon juice. Blend well. When macaroni is cooked, drain and rinse inn cold water. Add 2 T chopped parsley and macaroni to tahini sauce and toss thoroughly. Eat hot or cold.
Thank you all so much for your help with this... I did end up making something very similar to the recipe above (substituting mild gouda for the smoked gouda).
You can see the results of the competition in my housemate's youtube video (I was contestant C - aka the woman in the blue shirt whose Mac n' cheese was on the multicoloured dessert plates)
The sight of my housemate's youngest daughter singing the Mac n' cheese song she made up is worth the time of viewing the video alone!
re: elkerette
Congratulations to you!!! And looks like you all had fun (and some good mac & cheese which always makes any occasion better).
I have added some of that Campbells Cheddar cheese soup to my m&c along with grated cheddar, some munster for that stringy effect and some edam or fontina. I will also add some canned tomatoes, mix in casserole dish top with grated cheese mixture (reserved before mixing with other) and sprinkle some bread crumbs ontop. I then bake it in oven till the top gets nice and crispy (even burnt!)
The cheddar cheese soup gives a great additional flavor and creaminess to the whole thing.


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The horrified response to the Japanese specification Ducati 1199 when it was unveiled in 2012 has prompted this revised exhaust system, spotted by a spy photographer at the Ducati test track last week. The noise regulations in Japan are so strict that the 1199 was unable to pass without a massive carbon-fibre end can and modified crankcase with a noise-supressing ...
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This is the new water-cooled Monster 821 which joins the range below the recently launched 1200 version to replace the outgoing Monster 796. The bike is powered by the 821cc Testastretta 11 V-twin engine first seen in the Hypermotard which has 112bhp along with the completely overhauled styling, chassis and running gear first seen with the bigger 1200cc model. MCN ...
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Official images and technical data reveal that Ducati's game-changing Diavel will benefit from a host of revisions for 2014, three years after the bike was launched to widespread acclaim for delivering sportsbike levels of performance to the cruiser class. The main changes centre around a new twin-spark version of the 1198cc Testastretta V-twin engine. While Ducati claim that it will ...
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Ducati has started building the first of the new generation of Monster 1200 models ahead of next months official press launch. The new Monster 1200 comes in two versions, a standard bike with 135bhp and a more powerful and higher specification S model with 145bhp and different suspension, wheels and brakes. Ducati boss Claudio Domenicali was on hand to start ...
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Ducati recently revealed plans for a limited run of 1199 Panigale Senna recreations of the original 916 but there is a catch; they are only available in Brazil. Now Ducati Aylesbury has come up with this tribute version and it could be yours for £15,995, which is the same price as the standard Panigale 1199 ABS. Interested? Call sales manager ...
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Ducati has finally released full details of the 1199 Superleggera limited edition superbike. Magnesium and titanium abound, and the combined weight loss results in a bike weighing just 155kg dry – 177kg fully wet and ready to ride. That's not a lot of weight to push around, and with a claimed output of 'in excess of 200bhp', you're unlikely to ...
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A U.S. federal court reportedly has granted a one-year injunction barring oil producer group OPEC from fixing prices. Prewitt Enterprises won a civil anti-trust case in an Alabama court, accusing the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) of conspiring to fix oil prices through oil supply agreements. OPEC is for the next year "restrained from entering any agreements among themselves or with third parties to raise, lower, or otherwise determine volumes of production and export of crude oil," a Senior U.S. District Judge ruled March 21. OPEC made successive cuts in production through 1998 and 1999 that pushed crude oil prices to their high level since the Gulf War and lifted gasoline pump prices to record highs.
Chemoil Files Suit Against STUSCO
Chemoil Corporation announced today that it has filed suit against Shell Trading US Co. (STUSCO) in the Federal Courts of the Southern District of Texas in connection with certain acidic products, which STUSCO supplied to Chemoil during 2003. In this suit, Chemoil is seeking indemnity from STUSCO, as well as damages for breach of contract and other causes of action. This action is directly related to a series of TAN (Total Acid Number) bunker claims received by Chemoil in New Orleans
Indefinitely Moored Vessel not Subject of Admiralty Jurisdiction
In an unpublished opinion, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that an indefinitely moored gaming vessel is not a vessel for purposes of general maritime law and not subject to the admiralty jurisdiction of federal courts. In the instant case, the gaming vessel was afloat, but had not moved since arriving at its Lakes Charles mooring in 2001. The owners had no intention of moving the vessel. Plaintiff alleged personal injury from a slip-and-fall on carpeting outside the
TSA Issues Security Threat Assessment Application
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) issued a notice stating that it is seeking approval from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to require that individuals seeking access to Sensitive Security Information (SSI) for use in civil proceedings in federal court submit a security threat assessment application. As part of this application, as proposed, the attorney will be required to submit identifying information, information regarding the litigation
Enviro Fugitive Caught
Sherman Smith, owner of Seawall Construction, a Seattle area marine construction company, was surrendered to the U.S. Marshall's Service in Tucson, Ariz., on April 1 by the Mexican Government. Smith had forfeited $20,000 bail when he failed to appear for trial in federal court in Washington State in May 1996 and had been living in Mexico. Smith was previously charged on Sept. 27, 1995, in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington in Seattle with violating the Clean Water Act
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Company and Senior Officers Fined for Falsifying Export Certificates
The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) issued a news release stating that a Louisiana company specializing in the export of agricultural products and its principal officers plead guilty in federal court to counterfeiting and using phytosanitary certificates. The company president and vice president were sentenced to five years probation and fines of $250,000 each. The company was assessed a criminal fine of $500,000
Canada Appeal Denied in Port State Control Case
Transport Canada stated that the Supreme Court of Canada has declined to consider the appeal of the ship owner in a case challenging the decision of Canadian port state control inspectors to detain a ship for an extended period. The Federal Court of Appeals (FCA) of Canada had ruled that the government is not liable for the extended detention of a ship based on an allegedly negligent port state control (PSC) inspection
Rowan Pleads Guilty To Dumping Waste
Rowan Companies Inc. will pay $9m in penalties and add a corporate environmental division under a plea agreement in which it admitted the routine discharge of pollutants and garbage into the Gulf of Mexico from one of its drilling rigs, the Justice Department recently announced. Rowan pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Beaumont, Texas, to three felonies in connection with the dumping of waste hydraulic oil mixed with water, used paint, paint cans
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CVR Energy Inc is bound by agreements to pay Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Deutsche Bank AG more than $36 million in fees and expenses stemming from billionaire investor Carl Icahn's 2012 tender offer for the oil refiner, a New York state judge has ruled.
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Baghdad Seeks to Have Kurdish Oil Dispute Settled in Iraq
Baghdad wants to settle a high-stakes dispute over $100 million worth of Kurdish crude oil in Iraq's courts, although the oil is sitting in a tanker off the coast of Texas, a U.s. court filing said on Friday. Iraq's central government has also asked Iraq's Federal Supreme
Jordanian Shipping Company Pleads Guilty
Jordan-based Arab Ship Management Ltd. pleaded guilty today in federal court in Wilmington, Delaware, to one count of violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships, the Justice Department and the U.S. Coast Guard announced. In accordance with the terms of the plea agreement
Conditional Settlement of Leighton Class Action
Leighton Holdings Limited announces that it has entered into a conditional agreement to settle the shareholder class action brought against it in relation to the 11 April 2011 disclosure of a revision of its profit forecast for the 2011 Financial Year.
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More than once, I have been asked to resolve a dispute in which my client was surprised to learn either that it could not force the other side into arbitration, or that arbitration was very different from its expectations. Many companies devote hours (if not weeks and months) to
US Top Court Upholds Cross-State Air Pollution Rule
The U.S. Supreme Court handed President Barack Obama a victory on Tuesday by upholding a federal environmental regulation requiring some states to limit pollution that contributes to unhealthy air in neighboring states. By a 6-2 vote, the court said the U.S
Chevron Wins A Round In U.S. Suit - Ecuador Case
A federal judge on Friday rejected a bid by a U.S. lawyer to stall the enforcement of a ruling that found he used fraud to secure a $9.5 billion pollution judgment against Chevron Corp in Ecuador. Lawyer Steven Donziger is appealing a 500-page decision issued by U
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Two Ocean Shipping Companies to Pay $3.4M
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Odfjell Pleads Guilty to Pollution Charges
Company agrees to pay $1.2 million penalty; $300,000, will fund Long Island Sound projects. Singapore-based Odfjell Asia II Pte Ltd and one of its senior crew members pleaded guilty yesterday in federal court in Hartford, Conn., for violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS)
Coast Guard's Proposed Maritime Preemption Assessment Framework
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Umngazi River Bungalows & Spa is actively involved in making a difference.
Below are some of the community upliftment projects social programs the resort participates in.
PEOPLE DEVELOPMENTUmngazi provides learning oppurtunities to people in the poorer communities, training and development of staff for future leadership positions.
A group of employees have taken it upon themselves to make a difference in the lives of the staff at Umngazi (HIV training).
UMNGAZI GILLIESUmngazi facilitates a Gilly service (paid a daily or hourly rate by guest) - the gillies assist guests and their children with fishing excursions on the river banks and on the beach and rocky outcrops in the area. The hotel supplies meals, uniforms (shorts, shirts and hats) and name badges. One such an excursion is to a nearby fishing spot called Brazen Head for an overnight stay, where car guards are employed as well as wood gatherers and porters from the village at Brazen Head
UMNGAZI NANNIESThe nannies assist guests on a daily or hourly basis. They offer assistance as baby sitters or helping with bath and mealtimes. Umngazi manages their rosters, supplies uniforms, name badges & rate charged to guest includes a meal per shift.
The hikes and walks (activities offered to guests) afford the River-Guides(s) employment in the area. The Mangrove Swamp hike is to the next valley, where the River Guides from the Umgazana valley take over from our guide(s) and canoe the guests through the swamp, from where they walk back to the hotel along the beach.
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Miranda Kerr has posed in nothing but thigh-high boots for a magazine shoot.
The Australian supermodel and mother-of-one, who is married to Lord Of The Rings star Orlando Bloom, bared all for the latest issue of US Harper's Bazaar.
"I have always admired Audrey Hepburn's style and my Nan has always been a style icon for me," she admitted.
"Growing up I would play in her wardrobe and was very influenced by her. She taught me that you don't need to have a lot of money to have style. It's the way you put things together and how you carry yourself."
Miranda, who welcomed son Flynn in January 2011, revealed her motorbiking days have been numbered since becoming a mum.
"I definitely still love motorbikes. However since having Flynn I haven't been riding - these days, a lot of my adventures come from chasing Flynn around and watching him grow," she admitted.
"Most of my childhood was spent outdoors climbing trees, swimming in the river, riding dirt bikes and horses and I would like Flynn to experience all of those things."
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jay came up behind her and gave a kiss on the cheek.
It had been exactly one week they'd been married.
Now they we're on their honeymoon in Hawaii.
They we're in a expensive hotel. Theresa was looking at the sliding door window at the graceful beach and the smooth ocean. Outside was a balcony and a porch. The sheets of the bed we're nice and white. The floor was made of a nice shade of dark wood and the funiture was clean and soft.
"this is going to be lovely" Theresa said.
She could just imagine it, walking on the sandy beach, riding horses, sailing with her now husband, and eating pineapples and coconuts under the hot sun. It was paradise.
Her wedding had been absoulutely perfect!! So romantic! And Archei had porposed to Atlanta!! She could not wait till the wedding. And she had been asked to be the bride's maid. And Jay had been asked to be the Best Man.
"Do you want to take a walk?" Jay asked.
"Sure, darling"
Jay loved the sound of Theresa voice whenever she called him Jay dear, or darling. Her voice belonged to an angel, yet she was his angel. Her voice sounded like a soft melody played by the very instrument she plays.
She grabbed her flip-flops and changed intpo her green bikini with a pink palm tree on the side. She slipped on a white sharong over her bikini bottom and headed out the door of their suite.
The beach was breezy and sandy. It was wonderful!! Theresa loved puting her feet in the warm sand. She walked with Jay, their arms around each other. It was that sunny, but it was perfect not too hot not too cold. The breeze blew her hair gently in the wind.
She watched kids run passed her laughing and playing. She smiled. Kids we're like precious angels that touch your heart. She loved babies.
She looked out into the sea. It shimmered like sapphires sun touching the sea. It was like a giant blue crystal fell in between the grassy mountains and golden beach.
"You want to go surfing? I always wanted to try."Theresa asked.
"Sure, that would sound great!" Jay replied.
The walked over to the SurfBoard Shack. "two to rent please' Theresa said.
"Here you go" The saleperson said.
She gave them two long boards with brilliant colours. "Have you ever surfed before?"
"I haven't..but my husband has" Theresa said. She loved saying her husband.
"Well there are free lessons?" The person handed a brochure.
"No thanks" Theresa said. She wanted jay to teach her.
They walked to the water.
This will be fun, Theresa thought.
"Now" Jay began. He instructed her how to start stabnding on the board and move herself in the water.
It took her a whoile to get use to it. Falling and slipping and laughing at the same time.
SHe watched Jay beat those waves and glide through them. it was amazing! She wanted to do that herself.
They'd been surfing all day till it was 6PM.
"Let's go grab something to bite" Jay said.
"Race ya to the suite!" she said. Hse knew she couldn't run in the hotel but she felt so much more energy in her!
"Hey you had a head start!" Jay yelled back at her.
They raced and ran until they both got to the door first.
They both tried to put their key in there first but knocked each others and they started laughing all over again.
They opened the door and changed into dry clothes.
Theresa wore a tube top and a white skirt with a green sweater.
She put a lay in her hair.
They walked passed stres and shops looking for a fish n' chips restaurant by the docks.
The water looked colourful like the rainbow.
Finally they found a place called Al's Fish N' Chips.
They walked in. The air smelt like fries and so nice.
They read a sign that said Please Seat Yourself.
They sat on a table for two with whole in the table so the fish and chip holder went through. In the middle of the table we're ketchup, napkins and vinegar. Theresa and Jay sat on long stools by the tall table. The walls of the restaurtant had many decorations of lifesavers, ancors, pictures and a swordfish.
"This is nice" Theresa said.
"Yeah," Jay said. He could smell the juicy fish and could feel the fries melting in his mouth already.
The waitress came by with two Fish N' Chips. "Would you like drinks" she asked.
"I'd like a lemonade please" jay said.
"Just water, thank you" Theresa said.
She nodded and left.
The first day on their honeymoon was absoulutely amazing!!!!
After dinner
"Dinner was delicious" Theresa said.
"You wanna go for a sail?" Jay asked.
That was the same thing he asked the day he had porposed to her.
She wondered if there we're more surprises.
"Yes, Jay" theresa said with a sweet smile.
jay had rented a boat since he couldn't bring his all the way to Hawaii.
Once again they watched the sunset go down in beauty.
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United States v. Lisa Kim, Court Docket Number: 12-cr-114-JCM-VCF - Case assigned to Judge James C. Mahan; Defendant pleaded guilty on 5/31/12.
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Both our son and daughter attended the MMC from kindergarden until fourth and second grade respectively until we moved out of Michigan. We absolutely loved the school and specially the dedicated and caring teachers. The school was demanding academically but light on sports. Our kids really miss their old teachers and still keep in touch with them.
Excellent School: My Son went to this school for 3 yrs. Simply Great Teachers and Great School. Great Foundation for the Kids. I strongly suggest this school for parents.
My 2 daughters goes to Maria Pre-K and 2nd Grade . Faculty is very efficient and you see Kids well disciplined. Kids get good presentation skills, Attention to detail, Good Education. Only thing you can't expect from MMC is not so much fun like other public schools.
I recommend this school as teachers are very nice and there is discipline for the kids who go to this school. My kid is excellent after she joined this school. Simply superb school and marvelous. Regarding extra curricular activities, don't expect too much and that is in parents hands to send their kids on their own. But, if you talk of studies, your kid will get foundation which will last life long given by teachers and principal. I like that kind of foundation which any parent could expect in long run.
I liked the school a lot. I child has learned lot by going to this school. I will strongly recommend to any parent to send there child to this school. Education is excellent.
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