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The first stage in a controversial increase in Maryland's fuel tax took effect Monday, part of a plan to raise hundreds of millions of new dollars each year for transportation projects
The tax rate on gasoline increased from 23.5 cents per gallon to 27 cents per gallon, according to the office of Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot. The tax rate for diesel and biodiesel fuel increased from 24.25 cents per gallon to 27.75 cents per gallon, according to Franchot's office.
The additional 3.5 cents per gallon marks the first increase in the tax since 1992, and is the result of a new law tying the tax rate to the Consumer Price Index, so it keeps pace with inflation, as well as a sales and use tax-equivalent rate of 1 percent.
The indexing accounts for 0.4 cent of the increase, while the sales and use component accounts for 3.1 cents, said Charles Brown, a spokesman for the Maryland Department of Transportation.
The tax increase, adopted by the General Assembly earlier this year, led Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) to approve $1.2 billion in funding for several road and transit projects. The package includes $125 million for an interchange at Interstate 270 and Watkins Mill Road, $280 million for the proposed Purple Line light-rail system and $100 million for the proposed Corridor Cities Transitway bus rapid transit system.
Additional projects will be announced later this year, leading up to the release of MDOTs new six-year capital budget for transportation projects in September, Brown said.
Opponents of the increase, such as Del. Kathy Afzali (R-Dist. 4A) of Middletown, argue that most of the new revenue will go to transit projects that rural Marylanders won't be using. Afzali and other western Maryland lawmakers held a press conference Monday afternoon in Frederick to denounce the measure.
"We fought against this with everything we had," Afzali said. "The whole thing stinks."
Gas prices when the bill was introduced averaged about $3.69 per gallon, but had dropped to an average of $3.49 per gallon the week before the increase kicked in, underscoring that market forces caused more volatility in gas prices than the tax increase, Brown wrote in an email.
Increases in the fuel tax due to inflation are limited to 8 percent per year, and the sales tax on fuel will increase to 5 percent, phased in over three years. If the federal Marketplace Fairness Act is adopted, the sales tax on fuel would be capped at 3 percent.
The O'Malley administration expects the new law to support 57,200 jobs over the next six years.
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• Samuel Allie, from Bargersville, attends Center Grove High School.
• Carlee Schlatter, from Reelsville, attends South Putnam High School.
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I had a dream in which I was in a blank, yet glitchy world... there was nothing there. No people, no wildlife, not even a solid ground by the looks of things... just little... squares in the distance, but I have no clue what they are.
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King made the announcement Wednesday morning in Washington, ending months of speculation about which party he would choose.
King is not joining the party, but will caucus with them, meaning he will work closely with Democratic leaders on everything from committee assignments to getting bills admitted for consideration.
During the campaign, King said he wanted to be truly independent, possibly choosing not to align with either party. But today, the Senator-elect said that to get anything done in the Senate he needed to align himself with one of the parties. And he told reporters that since Democrats won a clear majority, he can accomplish more by working with them.
"The outcome of last week's elections in some ways makes this easy," said King. "In the situation where one party has a clear majority and effectiveness is a criteria, affiliating with the majority makes the most sense."
King says he won't be an automatic vote for Democrats, however, and will try to be an independent bridge between the parties. King says he did meet with a member of Republican Senate leadership as well as Democrats before making the decision.
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He also pointed out that King will be the only member of Maine's Congressional delegation who is in the majority. Sen. Susan Collins, a Republican, is in the minority in the Senate. And Maine's two Democratic Representatives are in the minority in the House. Strimling says having a member of the majority party should help Maine.


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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Anaerobic Actinomyces are non sporeforming, thin branching, gram-positive bacilli that are part of the normal flora of the human oral cavity and may also colonize the gastrointestinal and female genital tracts. Their presence is important in preserving the usual bacterial populations of the mouth and in preventing infection with pathogenic bacteria.
Actinomyces are generally of low pathogenicity but may be an important factor in the development of periodontal disease and may cause soft tissue infections in colonized areas of the body following trauma (surgical or otherwise). The typical lesion consists of an outer zone of granulation around central purulent loculations containing masses of tangled organisms ("sulfur granule"). Chronic burrowing sinus tracts develop. Typical actinomycotic infections occur around the head and neck, in the lung and chest wall, and in the peritoneal cavity and abdominal wall. Actinomycosis of the female genital tract occurs in association with use of intrauterine contraceptive devices. Purulent collections containing "sulfur granules" may drain from some sinus tracts opening to the skin.
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Diagnosing anaerobic Actinomyces involved in infections
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Isolation of anaerobic Actinomyces in significant numbers from well collected specimens including blood, other normally sterile body fluids, or closed collections of purulent fluid indicates infection with the identified organism.
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Specimens should be collected by needle and syringe aspiration or surgical drainage to avoid contamination with normal-flora Actinomyces, especially in and around the oral cavity; such contamination would make interpretation of culture results impossible.
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I don't think you're an idiot but your casual attitude on what goes on with electricity
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When I said
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I was speaking of the wiring only, from the box to the 6-50P outlet, I know what the difference is, but when you only have your 3 wires coming from the power pole into the box, because the grounding conductor is tied into the same power block as the grounded conductor... or as I like to say "the neutral is connected to the ground in the box" .
Yeah I know I sound casual when I speak it, but trust me man I take it seriously, dying is not on my list of things to do. I think this is all just a matter of my garage has an outdated wiring setup, I assumed you knew,and you assumed it was up to National electric code.
I rent, so it's staying that way... no separate grounding bar to appease those NEC fellas, oh well... I have renters insurance.
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Soy is similar reaction to gluten and as above makes me super nauseated.
Can't believe it - I can't eat canned tuna either - makes me really sick.
This all came on about 3 - 4 months gluten free and I have wondered if it is one of the reasons I can't eat gluten free processed food (health bars, choc, etc) they all contain soy. In the past (pre gluten-free - I think it was soy that gave me sore breasts).
It is my belief that soy is really bad for humans - get rid of it !! (Why is it in everything anyway ).
Thanks for letting me know you react to soy similar to gluten. That made it hard for me to figure out what was going on.


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- Scot Wilcox
- Provo, UT
- United States
This conversation is closed.
How do we save the family?
According to many, the family as we know it is changing. Divorce, separation, children out of wedlock, high workloads and decreased time together seem to be rendering the nuclear family as null and void. How can we prevent this? Do we need to prevent it? What problems are brought about by the disintegration of the family? Are there any benefits from it? Your opinions are welcome.
There's been a host of research done on the benefits of a two-parent, stable home to children. Increased financial, emotional, and even medical welfare seem to derive from the nuclear family. I believe it's the fundamental building block of society. Kids without strong role models and mentoring in the home seem to have more difficulties succeeding. If the homes the children are raised in fall apart, those children are going to have a much more difficult time. I'm certainly not saying any kid whose parents get divorced is doomed to failure. That's just not true. But I do know that divorce, or the problems in the marriage that caused it, cause emotional damage that lasts for years.
If the new generation is raised in a world where there are no more permanent relationships, how will that change our society?
Closing Statement from Scot Wilcox
Dang, the debate closed long before we even got really started! I wish we could open this back up again so I could reply to all your comments. I did want to talk to Grace Greene and Random Chance though. You both seem to have grown up in broken homes. By that I mean a home where the nuclear family didn't work. The balance was off. I obviously don't know the details, but it seems very clear to me that a nuclear family done wrong is much worse than no family at all. A nuclear family does not need to spell oppression for women, it doesn't need to be founded on lies. The possibilities for love, openness, education, and even training for careers and human relationships is endless with educated, qualified parents who are committed to doing it right. They have their priorities straight, with each other and their children elevated above their own welfare. I wish we could have more families like this. I feel like then at least 90 percent of our society's problems could be solved. Unfortunately, the kind of personal and spiritual growth necessary to get to that point is a very personal thing that can't be legislated and can't be forced. That's what I feel will save the family. Better parents.
Feb 7 2013: We must be really willing to change. Building anything worthwhile requires hardwork, discipline, wisdom, sacrifice and patience. These days we pay lip service to relationships.
One can not build families on selfishness and immorality; its like building a castle of sand by the seashore.
Peter Law
Feb 6 2013: In the West the family is closely related to Christianity. As Christianity is marginalised, marriage will be as well. Our present preoccupation with money & science may prove to be our downfall.
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Fritzie -
Feb 6 2013: In what sense in the West is the family closely related to Christianity? Do you believe Christian parents love their children and grandchildren more than parents and grandparents who are not Christian love theirs?
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I am, frankly, astonished.
Feb 7 2013: Genesis 2:24 (KJV)
Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.
Nothing to do with the amount of love. Right from the start the bible lays down the guidelines for marriage. One man, one woman, respectful children etc. Most western countries followed this plan up until recently.
Gail .
Feb 7 2013: Fritzie, I do not see any reason to be astonished, and I do not interpret Peter's words in any way that would support what you suggest. My astonishment is that you do not recognize the truth of Peter's words with respect to marriage here in the west. It is Christianity that is working hard to define marriage for everyone - even to the point of denying it for same-sex couples. Some states do not acknowledge common-law marriages because of Christianity. Peter did not even hint that theists and non-theists love their children less or more than the other.
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Perhaps you read Peter's answer too quickly, thereby missing the gist of what he is saying?
Feb 7 2013: I do not see that the family is any more central as a value to Christianity than to other common faiths or those without any particular faith. I gave feelings about family as an example of a commonality among humans.
Elizabeth Spelke, of Harvard, writes in a recent book that people share the same fundamental concepts, values, and concerns. One shared core system , however, "centers on a notion that is false- the notion that members of different human groups differ profoundly in their concepts and values. This notion leads us to interpret the superficial differences between people as signs of deeper differences."
Specifically, I think many people hold to mistaken notions of the value placed on family of groups with different beliefs.Feb 7 2013: In the West? How many people are we talking about?
What do the people in the rest of the world do, the non-Christians?
We might also ask how we evolved in with just a tribal structure, when for tens of thousands of year there was no "Christians."
Feb 7 2013: You obviously believe the evolution theory. For me there were Jews before Christians & a flood before Jews. We are all descendants of Noah, & knowledge of God is passed down in our shared heritage & in our conscience .
The bible starts at the beginning of history & wastes no time in outlining marriage.
Genesis 2:24 (KJV)
Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.
:-)Feb 7 2013: I think we should count it as a human failure, we earn lots of thing in every generation but also lost lots of things too. I we loose permanent relationships, we lost one of the meanings of life, maybe one of the most important ones.
We should avoid such a thing that holds us from the beginning why that after that we can only imagine what will happen.
We should trust people more and step on our pride to have permanent relationships, a very good ones.
Feb 7 2013: yes, perhaps we learn the most about ourselves from those relationships that endure, or that we do not run away from.
I also learnt so much of lasting value by observing how difficult it was for my parents at times..to always get along, to accommodate the other as they inevitably changed, to be different from each other but still loving and loyal when it really mattered.
We learn about forgiveness in this way too.Feb 6 2013: The issue is that we focus far too much on materialism.
Just like any skill: marriage, parenthood and friendships take time, effort, energy and experience, all of which are consistently taken away and distributed into the favoring of tedious work inorder to acquire possessions that often serve no necessary purpose.
Usually because advertising considers whatever you currently have to be 'inferior' to the near-identical item that just came out, which will also be quickly replaced until the end of time..
At some point or another we need people to sit down and really think about their lives, such as:
'Why am I sitting for 2 hours a day in a traffic jam, spending a full extra month in the office completing mind-numbing tasks in an environment that allows no creativity, taking time away from my sleep, my hobbies, my friends, being away from my wife and kids and stressing myself out, just so I can have an upgraded iphone that is almost identical to the one I already bough 3 months ago, only with a marginal difference that provides no observable improvement to my life..'
When we start to realize that most of our work life is infact due to idiocy such as above, maybe then we'll have some free time to act like people and be with our loved ones and do what makes us happy and then maybe we wont have so many relationship and parental issues..Just a thought.Feb 7 2013: If people don't value and understand the meaning and importance of the "human family" then the micro-family doesn't really mean a thing. It only means separation from one another and that is a bad thing.
So families might contribute more negative than positive because of this separation.
It is how we have been fooled into living, believing, acting, saying and doing.
My family sucked royally. Everything was a lie.
My friends down the street came from a good family. In his family everything was a lie also.
How could that be?
Because it had to be lies to keep us apart, separate, at odds, better than or worse than but never all a part of, without all this religious, moral bullshit.
If we care not for one another, all over the globe, then what good is family? It's a lie.
Barry Palmer
Feb 6 2013: There are many issues related to the modern family. This is one that gets too little attention:
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The sophistication and speed of modern life require both education and experience to become a competent adult. Personally, I was not ready to become a father before the age of 27, when my son was born. I think this age is about right for many people. Biologically, this age is absurdly old. Many children are biologically able to produce children at 13. Biologically the ideal age for women to have children is around 18. So we have built a culture that is out of sync with our own biology. And as our culture becomes more complex, the problem is getting worse. A big reason why this is a problem is because most of our cultural ideas and attitudes about family have not changed, at least not in a way that is helpful. The notion that a persons' family consists of his/her spouse and closest biological relatives, and no one else, no longer meets the needs of many people.
We urgently need a new philosophy of family, marriage and child raising...
This philosophy must start by stating the purposes of the family and the functions that society expects the family to perform or support. It must foster a new attitude about the biological aspects of family, as opposed to the people who actually love and care for the children. Eventually, it must lead to changes in our laws.
This new philosophy must provide a basis for all of the new forms of family. Some people today consider their true family to be their close friends, not their biological relatives. People who were abused by their biological family should have the option of choosing who will be considered their family members. This is a social issue as well as a legal issue.
I think the most important step in fostering the family is to provide and require education and training. Most people who get married, and most people who have children, have no idea what they are really getting into.Feb 7 2013: By your standards, I was raised in a nuclear family. I never heard my parents have an argument. We ate dinner as a family every night. I was never beaten. We weren't rich, but we didn't know that we were poor. It was the same throughout my neighborhood.
But I would never wish my childhood on anyone. As Random Chance said so well, "It was all a lie". I was not prepared to live in the world as it exists outside of that lie. When I left home, I didn't even know that it was a lie, so I began living the lie as my truth.
My life experience includes learning that as a woman, it was my responsibility to be subservient - to serve - to subdue my own desires if my husband's desires were different - to support his desires in any way that I could. I had no sense of "self". This did incalculable damage to me. I was "set up" for failure from the start. It was a very abusive thing to do to not only the girls, but the boys that they would one day marry.
If the end of the nuclear family means that our children will grow up with a more clear understanding of how the world works, with a more clear understanding of who and what they are as humans, and with a sense of purpose that does not include demeaning others in order to lift one's own self (lack of self-esteem), then it's a good thing.
But if the end of the nuclear family does not achieve these things, I don't see that the child is any worse off except perhaps economically. And in my view, money doesn't determine the value of a person, nor does it limit the individual in any MEANINGFUL way.
Feb 7 2013: RE: "our children will grow up with a more clear understanding of how the world works, with a more clear understanding of who and what they are as humans"
What does this mean?
How does the world "Work?"
Who are we as "humans?"
What is our "purpose"?Feb 7 2013: Is the family lost?
W. Ying
Feb 7 2013: .
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To save the family is easy!
Just quit the INVALID (ineffective) happiness.
(For INVALID happiness and FAMILY, see the 1st article, points 1-3, 4-5, 14, at https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=D24D89AE8B1E2E0D&id=D24D89AE8B1E2E0D%21283&sc=documents)
Feb 7 2013: I think that in order to be understood, you might word it:
"Just learn what true happiness is".Feb 7 2013: One thing and only one thing, SHRINK GOVERNMENT.
If you understand this no explanation is necessary, if you don't understand this there is no explanation possible.
Feb 7 2013: yes, self-responsibility, and self-government...


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Tour Overview :
Koh Tarutao is a large island (25K) and is heavily forested. The West Coast is sloped with several mangrove estuaries, forested beaches and sea cliffs. The East Coast is cliff-cut with several offshore islands.
Tarutao's most striking feature is the pristine hardwood forest that carpets the island. Hardwood trees up to 70 meters often extend down to water's edge. This forest holds numerous species of mammals, birds, and reptiles which may be seen on either nature walks or kayak paddles. During the high season, four species of sea turtle nest within the Park, but sightings cannot be predicted. Tarutao's estuaries contain large and pristine mangrove forests that are heavily populated by mammals, birds, and reptiles. Sightings of macaques, langur, kingfishers, hornbills, pythons, and water monitors are common. Of course, wildlife sightings can never be guaranteed. Tarutao hosts several excellent sand camping beaches as well.
Koh Tarutao was a prison for hundreds of political prisoners during the 1940's. Tarutao is a historical attraction, as the island was once used as a maximum security center for hardened criminals and political prisoners, a place reminiscent of pain and bitterness suffered by the detainees. Once it was cut off from its supplies the prisoners and guards turned to piracy and the waters around the island were very dangerous, but this was a long time ago and it is now uninhabited.
Departure Date : Daily
Remark : The above itinerary can change depending upon weather
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Pick-up from Hadyai airport or Trang airport or Hotel. Depart for paddle in fresh water caves at Satun. Depart to Pak Bara with dinner and overnight at Pakpara.
Date 2 : Tarutao - Tarutao
Breakfast. Depart on public ferry for Tarutao (1 1/2 hour). Lunch at National Park restaurant. Paddle on the west coast. Dinner and overnight in National Park.
Date 3 : Tarutao - Tarutao
Breakfast. Paddle in mangrove swamp and explore caves - expect wildlife but no guarantees. After, box lunch. Continue to paddle until sunset. Dinner and overnight in National Park (At Son Bay).
Date 4 : Tarutao - Trang
Explore former prison site. Back to National Park and have lunch. Public Ferry transfer back to Pakpara.


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A new model for long-term contracts could significantly change the timing of revenue
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The elimination of industry guidance could result in earlier revenue
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A new model for license fees could significantly change the timing of revenue
Revenue is no longer deferred due to lack of fair value evidence
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Revenue is a critical performance metric — and revenue accounting rules affect how you do business. They can influence key business decisions, including how companies draft contracts and negotiate with customers. Now that the new revenue guidance is final, a first step is assessing its impact on existing contracts and transactions. It also means taking a close look at your business practices and go-to-market strategies, and considering whether to make changes in light of the new rules.
The new guidance eliminates much of the prescriptive — and often industry-specific — guidance that exists today. Companies currently following industry-specific guidance, such as software companies, will see the biggest change. These companies may also find that the new rules result in reported revenue that better reflects the economic substance of their transactions.
The timing of revenue recognition will be similar to current practice for some transactions, but you won't know for sure until you apply the new guidance to your company's specific circumstances. One key difference is that revenue from contingent fees (including performance bonuses or royalties) might be recorded earlier as compared to today's model. Other differences include new approaches for reporting fees from licensing intellectual property and capitalizing contract-related costs. Additionally, the time value of money could affect the amount of revenue recorded for longer-term contracts.
Getting ready for the new guidance should be a cross-functional effort. Changes to the top line can have a broader impact on other areas of the business, including income taxes and arrangements such as bonus plans, commissions, and debt covenants. Some agreements may need to be adjusted or renegotiated to maintain their original intent.
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"You can also fry up red tomatoes with this recipe but make sure they are not over ripe or they will be mushy. Serve these tomatoes outside with a glass of iced tea one summer night and enjoy the sunset with someone you love."
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4 large
green tomatoes
1/2 cup
1 cup
all-purpose flour
1/2 cup
1/2 cup
bread crumbs
2 teaspoons
coarse kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1 quart
vegetable oil for frying
These were the BEST fried green tomatoes I've ever had in my entire life. I followed the directions EXACTLY and they couldn't have been any better. The batter stuck perfectly, and held up really well. This was my first time making these myself, and I had NO problem whatsoever - in fact, I had NEVER even friend anything before and I STILL had no problems. For all you "first time fryers" my sister gave me this tip: to tell when the oil is hot enough, dip a wooden spoon into the oil and look to see if bubbles form around it. If bubbles form, your oil is ready to fry in.
The directions to cut the tomatoes so thick is definitely wrong in my opinion. I find they will not get done or tender when cut so thick!
I've been cooking for 54 plus years, but am still willing to learn. I now cut mine very thin (about 1/8th inch), salt and pepper them and simply flour them in SELF-RISING FLOUR and fry them in very hot Peanut oil -- A few at the time and very quickly. They are great and CRISPY!!! Drain them on several UNCOATED (cheap) paper plates.
600 Ratings
Loved these tomatoes! Used only egg whites to ensure they came out super crispy and crunchy. Egg yolks can make fried foods a little greasy and sometimes soggy.
Having lived in North Carolina for the last 16 years, I've had these tomatoes in various southern restaurants. This recipe was great in flavor, but I wasn't crazy about the texture. After the first batch, I made some changes and found them to be exactly what I was looking for. The flour made the breading too soft. I reduced the flour by 1/2 cup, which made equal parts flour, cornmeal, and breadcrumbs. This gave the tomatoes the crispness that they needed. Again, the flavor was great! I received many compliments and will continue to use this recipe. Thanks!!
These were delicious - I had a recipe that didn't call for breadcrumbs and there were quite a bit of seasonings but I can't find it. Until I do I will surely be using this one. Here's a no fuss no muss tip that I use whenever I am breading things - I just simply pull out a long sheet of wax paper and put it on the counter next to the stove - line up the flour, next the cornmeal and breadcrumbs (you can mix it with your hands on the paper), put the breaded tomatoes on the end. Roll up the wax paper when you are finished - the only plate you have is the egg mixture!!!! I love wax paper to cut down the mess. Thanks for sharing the recipe Diana.
I was having a tough time with the ingredients sticking to the tomato. I tried again using only egg, breadcrumbs, salt and pepper and when cooked the tomatoes was fully coated and delicious
Made this for my husbands birthday in April. He is from the South we live on the West Coast and he thought they were great. I served them with a dip made out of dijon mustard, a bit of mayonaise, some horseraddish and a dash of red wine vinnegar. The were even good cold as leftovers the next day.
We loved them! I used egg & fat-free buttermilk to dip and added cayenne to my corn meal mixture. When I turned them over to cook on the second side, I added fresh Parmesan cheese to the cooked side.
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Calories: 510
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It's all about the positives for Kamui Kobayashi and Marcus Ericsson as they head to the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Kamui Kobayashi: "The last race before the August break is Hungary, another really popular race with both fans and everyone in F1. For me one of my best memories of the Hungarian GP is 2010, the first time I raced on this track in F1. I had a grid penalty for something so had to start on the last row, in 23rd, but I overtook about six or seven cars on the first lap and then finished in the points! I think we're realistic enough to know that probably won't be possible this year, but we'll still go there ready to fight as hard as we can, and hopefully come away with something positive.
"On track the Hungaroring isn't one of the most challenging circuits we race on, but one of the keys to a good time is to find a rhythm, especially in sector two. You need to let the corners flow, one after the other, and with the high temperatures we usually have there and the tyre choice being soft and mediums, tyre management will be even more important than normal."
Marcus Ericsson: "Straight on to Hungary after the German GP and another chance to take the fight to the cars ahead. For the last couple of races I've had a few issues that compromised my race before it started, so I'm targeting a clean weekend with maximum track time, especially in quali after what happened in Hockenheim.
"I've always had great support in Hungary. It's one of the races a lot of Swedish fans come to and after seeing so many Swedish flags in Germany I'm looking forward to the same at the Hungaroring. This time I want to give them something to cheer for all weekend, especially on Sunday, so it's important we have good reliability across the whole package, giving us the chance to fight in quali and race properly on Sunday."
Christijan Albers - Team Principal: "We now have completed two races since taking over the team and I have to say I am pleased with the progress we are making. In Germany the gap to our competitors was closer than it has been for several races and we are definitely aiming to continue that progress in Hungary. We can keep making small but significant improvements across the whole team, both on track and at the factory, and they will contribute to our ongoing development."


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Bistro Mediterranean and Tapas Bar
As we drove down Main Street, East Haven, I was not anticipating finding an oasis of fine dining. We parked in the lot in the back which was only one-third filled at 6:30PM last (Friday) night. The restaurant is quite large with white table clothed tables spread between 2 good size rooms plus seating at the attractive bard and a patio located out front.
We were immediately greeted and shown a table for 2, provided menus and asked for our drink (iced tap water) orders. Like most of the other diners this evening, we were planning on ordering off the tapas section of the menu though the full plate (Platos Principales) section looked very interesting as well.
We received an amuse bouche of olives along with some bread to sop up the delicious olive oil, garlic and assorted spices while we perused the menu. On entering I had noticed a table with mussels and French fries in the bar area so we made Mejillones al Vino Blanco our first order. These are PEI mussels cooked with slivers of garlic, small pieces of tomato, parsley in a light white wine sauce. The taste was truly excellent though the bellies were on the small size.
As the night progressed, tables rapidly filled all around us, but the service staff never skipped a beat, continuing to be both attentive and uniformly friendly. For a second order we chose the house salad with mixed greens and large piece of gorgonzola cheese with a light dressing plus crab cake Mediterranean. This pair of cakes served with a red pepper coulee and some torn greens were delicious.
Neither of us was hungry at this point, but we forced ourselves to look at the dessert menu finally opting for a Crema Catalina that by any other name, namely Crème Brulee, would have been so beautifully plated and equally as delicious.
Shortly after receiving the bill, we received a small muscatel aperitif. In yet another gesture of friendliness by the staff, two different members shook my hand and thanked us for our patronage as we exited.
Overall, we were highly impressed by the quality of the food, friendly pricing and the service provided this evening. .
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Bistro has rapidly become our favorite restaurant in Ct after just 2 visits. On our recent recent visit the food was excellent, the pricing friendly and the service way above average. My wife and I started off by ordering 2 tapas, piquillos rellenos de cordero and berengena rellena de vegetables.
The former are Spanish peppers stuffed with lamb and a port Shallot reduction while the latter is a single baby eggplant stuffed with a mixture of vegetables. Both were delicious. We also ordered paella Valencia which contained 2 good sized shrimp, several small mussels, chicken, chorizo and calamari in a delicious seafood broth. Though this dish was not prepared in the classic manner and had too much broth, it was also delicious "as is" and a bargain at only $16. We closed out the meal with a beautifully plated and perfect slice of flan and a complimentary glass of Muscadet. As mentioned by other diners, the staff is very professional yet friendly.
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I'm so glad you posted this. I was recently chatting with a friend about this place as I've been wondering how it would be for a business dinner venue for about 20-25 people. I had a really impressive conversation with the owner one time on the phone and would like to try it for a work dinner since many if our employees live on the shoreline and I figured it would be an easy commute from new haven and beats having to find parking at a downtown location. What do you think? Does it look like they could accommodate a large table off to the side?
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There is a large room between the entrance from the parking lot and the main dining room that looks like it could be closed off. Even if it cannot be closed off, it looks like it would still provide a good degree of privacy. I haven't been seated in that room, but it appears it could easily accommodate 25 people.


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This story was corrected June 28, 2013. An explanation follows the story.
Last week, parents of students at Rock Terrace School in Rockville, a school for developmentally disabled students, claimed that the school's administration had misappropriated money students had earned in work-study programs.
Now, parents and students are stepping forward to share their stories, with some saying they are unsure how much money students' bank accounts should have and if all of the money is there.
Rock Terrace administrators have kept mum so far; calls to the school and to a publicly listed number of the home of Principal Dianne G. Thornton have not been returned.
Montgomery County Public Schools issued this statement last week: "While these are just allegations at this point, we are taking the matter very seriously and are conducting a thorough investigation."
"Appropriate action will be taken based on the facts of the case, once the investigation is completed," the statement said.
Ramon Korionoff, spokesman for the Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office, said the office was made aware of the situation at Rock Terrace School last week.
"We are working to obtain all the pertinent information and will go where the evidence and information leads us. As of now, it would be inappropriate to comment further on the matter," Korionoff said.
A spokesman for Maryland Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot said that because of the tax ramifications, the comptroller's office would work with state and local authorities to investigate the allegations and would do everything the law allows to watch out for children and their families.
Rock Terrace School serves students from ages 12 to 21 and offers work-study opportunities.
At issue is whether the students actually received money they were entitled to for work they did and whether parents were properly informed about the bank accounts created for their children.
The program, according to a former employee with knowledge of the situation, is set up so that students who work inside the school should be paid. They are not compensated for work outside the school, such as at CVS, Kohl's and a Hilton hotel. The former employee would speak only on condition of anonymity.
Tamara Clark's son graduated earlier this year from the school. She said she only recently learned about her son's earnings, after she was denied federal assistance in the program formerly known as food stamps, when she was laid off from her job earlier this year. Her son's income affected her eligibility for the food benefits assistance program.
Clark asked that her son's name not be printed.
Learning her son had earned about $1,000 left her "perplexed," she said. "Where is this money? It hasn't come into my household," she thought. Despite the money he had supposedly earned, she had been paying money for weekly field trips, life-skills programs and other school-related costs.
Her son was in the school-work program, she said. He did jobs in the school, such as mailings. He also volunteered at Kohl's and Magruder's.
After she began investigating, she learned a bank account was created for her son in 2008, she said.
Her son had been in programs and working since 2005, she said.
She heard about bank accounts, but "it wasn't to be used for anything," she said. She thought the money was to teach her son and other pupils how to navigate tasks such as how to use a bank account or similar life skills.
"I never recalled them saying they were going to open physical bank accounts for my child," she said from her Silver Spring home Sunday evening.
She checked with the administration, she said, asking for paperwork she might have signed allowing for a bank account to be created.
"I was asking if they could supply paperwork, so I could make sure I wasn't accusing anybody of anything," she said.
She said she never saw the W-2 issued to her son in 2011, but saw one he received for last year.
"I think the only reason I got a W-2 in 2012 is because staff changed and someone did their job correctly and wasn't aware we as parents didn't know," she said.
The W-2s from 2012 and 2011 showed he had received an hourly wage, and at one point, had accumulated more than $1,000 in his account. Chunks of money were taken from his account during both of those years, she said, and when she saw the account, $780 was withdrawn.
She emailed Thornton, asking where the money had gone. Eventually, the school reimbursed the money. There was no explanation of why the money was taken out or returned.
The experience left her unsatisfied. She started talking to other parents to see if they had gone through similar experiences.
"I hope to God none of the money was pocketed," she said. "I hope they put it back into [programming] at the school."
Territa Moon-Johnson said she thinks she is one of the students who didn't get money she deserved.
Moon-Johnson, 20, graduated from Rock Terrace this month. The school has three academic levels, including a middle school, a high school and an upper school transition program.
In the upper school program for 18- to 21-year-olds, students receive on-the-job training among other instruction, according to the school's website. The students also learn functional math skills, including how to fill out a deposit slip, write a check and maintain a check register.
Students in Rock Terrace's high school can take vocational courses, such as in culinary arts and in office skills and procedures, according to the school's online high school course offerings.
Under the description for the "Office Skills and Procedures" vocational course, the high school course offerings PDF says, "Students learn to associate work with compensation."
Moon-Johnson said she worked for five years in the school's kitchen and other places outside of the school, but thought until recently that she was not supposed to be paid.
She said she received a letter from the school in 2008 asking her if she wanted to create a bank account, but decided not to because she "didn't think it was a big deal" whether she was paid. The idea that she was getting paid was a surprise.
Around late May or early June, a Rock Terrace parent told Moon-Johnson's mother that she might have an account, she said. Moon-Johnson said she asked a teacher at the school, who confirmed she had one.
"I had an account, but no one told me I had an account," said Moon-Johnson, of Olney. "They made my account for me without my permission and without my mother's permission."
Other students had money in accounts and went on outings to a bank to access them, Moon-Johnson said.
Deborah Albert of Silver Spring said her 21-year-old daughter, Jascina Albert, who also graduated this year, worked for about four years while at Rock Terrace, doing work both inside and outside the school.
Albert said she gave the school permission to open a bank account for Jascina and the school told Albert the account would be used to help teach Jascina skills such as how to do withdrawals and how to make deposits.
She said she thought Jascina would use small stipends she earned from her work. She didn't think the money would be enough to affect the benefits Jascina was receiving from the Social Security Administration.
But Albert received a letter in November 2012 from the SSA saying that her daughter had worked from 2009 to 2011. She was surprised the amount of money her daughter had received was enough to affect her benefits.
When she approached a teacher, Albert was told that Jascina's work had been volunteer work, she said.
Albert said she never received bank statements or W-2 forms regarding the work her daughter had performed. She said Sunday that she and her daughter planned to go to the bank soon to try to find out whether or not an account exists.
Nina Liakos said she remembered hearing about a bank account several years ago when she spoke to the school to see if it would be a good fit for her daughter.
"I knew there would be a bank account, and I knew the money didn't belong to (my daughter)," she said.
She said she was told the money her daughter made would be pooled with other students' earnings to be used for all of the students as a group.
Liakos asked that her daughter, who graduated in June, not be named.
After another Rock Terrace parent suggested she check if her daughter had an account, Liakos said, she went with her daughter to the bank a few weeks ago and found she had had an account, but it had been closed in September.
"I was only concerned that if she were earning money, that it might jeopardize her eligibility for SSI," Liakos said, adding that the money had not affected those payments.
About $60 was withdrawn from the account when it was closed, she said. Based on several statements the bank gave her, there was never more than about $80 in the account, she said.
Other parents at the school don't know whether accounts were made for their children.
Michele Folley said her 21-year-old daughter worked at CVS, Montgomery County Print Shop, and a Hilton hotel, often working 12 hours a week at the various jobs. She never received any compensation, Folley said.
Folley said she and other parents and advocates for the students wonder whether funds are owed to other Rock Terrace students and whether school officials might have misappropriated those funds.
"My question is, where is the money? Where did it all go?" Folley said.
Lyda Astrove, a Rockville-based lawyer and special-education advocate working with Rock Terrace parents, said Rock Terrace students had accounts opened at the Montgomery County Teachers Federal Credit Union. How many is unclear, she said.
"I don't think we know yet how many possible kids this has affected," Astrove said. She believes the school system should contact every student who has attended Rock Terrace since 2004.
"I don't know who was taking kids to the bank," Astrove said. The accounts go back to at least 2004, she said. The statements she has seen show an account opened that year by a student and Principal Thornton, she said.
"I can't think of [a reason] why the principal would have opened a bank account with them," she said.
Parents also say the allegations about misuse of funds echo questions parents have had about Rock Terrace School's use of funds in the recent past.
An internal audit of the school by Montgomery County Public Schools auditor Roger Pisha from August 2008 to Sept. 30, 2011, found that "financial records had not been properly maintained" since the position of the school's financial specialist was abolished in July of 2011.
The audit also found that the school had used funds to buy gift cards without naming recipients, and that in fiscal 2010, the school used almost $1,000 to buy a PlayStation, a Nintendo 3DS, and nine iPod shuffles, "with no documentation to indicate the disposition of these items."
Staff Writer Daniel Leaderman contributed to this report
Due to an editing error, Ramon Korionoff's name was misspelled in a previous version of this story.
Also, an earlier version incorrectly referred to money that was in Tamara Clark's son's account. The $780 was withdrawn from the account, not left in the account.


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Lewis Hamilton is confident he is not joining a team in turmoil despite rumours surrounding team boss Ross Brawn's future...
Lewis Hamilton is confident he is not joining a team in turmoil despite rumours surrounding team boss Ross Brawn's future.
Earlier this week reports emerged claiming that Brawn's position within Mercedes was under threat from not one but two parties in Toto Wolff and Paddy Lowe.
Wolff recently joined Mercedes taking on a management role that some speculated could result in him pushing Brawn out while Lowe was rumoured to be leaving McLaren and taking Brawn's job.
However, the 58-year-old was quick to quash the reports saying: "I am the team principal and I am in charge of sporting, technical and racing matters."
But despite Brawn's statement there are still some concerns that Hamilton is walking into a team in turmoil. The 28-year-old has denied this.
"No, I don't think it is," he said. "Everything feels really positive for me. While today is the day I get to speak to the team, I have been around and about and there is a great spirit here.
"The guys seem hungrier than any group of people I've seen before. They seem seriously hungry to win and excited they have another shot at it this year."
Pressed on the Brawn situation and the rumoured arrival of Lowe, who Hamilton worked with at McLaren, he said: "As far as I'm aware there are no plans to bring Paddy here.
"I've been assured by Ross his commitment is for the long term and he is here to try to win with me, which reassures me and gives me a positive feeling moving forward.
"There are lots of good people here and I've obviously had great experiences with Paddy, but he works with McLaren as far as I'm concerned."
Hamilton also outlined the importance of Brawn's role if Mercedes hope to reach the top.
"Having a head figure in the team is vital in any business," he added. "In any team it's important to have that head figure who leads the way and who is the one that inspires everyone to go that extra mile."
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* Programs like VNC allow copy/pasting but only after I've established a connection which also has all kinds of unwanted screenshots giong back and forth.
* There's also programs like synergy which allow mouse and keyboard commands to transverse computers over ip address.
Seems like the technology would exist to allow copy/paste by ip address but I can't find anything :p


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Video Depicting Urination On Corpses Won't Derail Peace Talks, Taliban Says
Though experts are warning it will inflame anti-American sentiment in Afghanistan and hurt efforts to start peace talks with the Taliban, a video that appears to show four U.S. Marines urinating on the corpses of three Afghan men will not affect efforts to begin such negotiations, a Taliban spokesman tells Reuters.
"This is not the first time we see such brutality," the spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, said.
As we reported Wednesday, the Marine Corps is investigating the video and has strongly condemned what it appears to show.
The video's authenticity and any details about exactly where and when the incident occurred have not yet been verified. It first appeared on YouTube and some newssites yesterday afternoon. The three Afghan men were Taliban fighters, according to information posted with the video by the unknown person who put it on YouTube. During the approximately 40-second long clip, the men who appear to be Marines are also heard joking.
According to The Associated Press, "the case is being referred to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, the Navy's worldwide law enforcement organization, said NCIS spokesman Ed Buice."
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"The militant movement's emailed statement suggests that efforts to bring Afghan factions to the table are gathering momentum, but also highlights some of the roadblocks on the way to any settlement — in particular, the Taliban's insistence that the government of President Hamid Karzai is an illegitimate 'stooge' of the West.
"Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said the militants had been fighting for the past 15 years to establish an Islamic government in Afghanistan 'in accordance with the request of its people.' "