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Sanjay: Not Prepared To Lose My Freedom
That is what Sanjay Dutt, who was sentenced to five years in jail, was telling friends in the days leading up the Supreme Court verdict
Among the first people Sanjay Dutt spoke to yesterday after being sentenced to five years in jail, was his Munnabhai director, Rajkumar Hirani. "Please take care of my kids," an inconsolable Dutt told the filmmaker with whom he is now shooting P.K.
On Thursday, the Supreme Court, which delivered the final verdict on the appeals filed by the state and convicts in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case, sentenced Dutt to five years in jail. He has already served 18 months of his sentence and will have to spend another three and-a-half years in jail.
Dutt, 53, was found guilty of acquiring illegal weapons from those blamed for the bombings in Mumbai that killed 257 people and was given a month to surrender.
Though it may have appeared that Dutt was basking in the glory of his hits and enjoying being mollycoddled by his family, deep down it was exactly this day that he had been fearing.
"He recently told me about a recurring nightmare - that he was back 'there'," said a person close to Dutt. "And it kept him awake most nights. He has been living this punishment for the last 18 years since he came out of jail."
In a recent interview to TOI, Dutt said the only reason he was praying for a favourable verdict was because he was now happy in life and did not want to lose it again. "I am so satisfied today as a human being," he had said.
Even as the verdict date drew nearer, Dutt confided to his friends, "At this point of time, I am prepared to lose anything but my freedom."


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MOBILE, Alabama - Robert Parmar was chasing history, but he, like the remainder of the field in Sunday's final round of play in the Mobile Metro Championship at Azalea City Golf Course, ended up chasing Paul McClure instead.
And no one would catch him.
McClure posted 2-under-par rounds of 70 in the 36-hole finish in the Championship Flight and finished with a six-stroke win with a 72-hole score of 10-under 278.
Parmar was seeking to become for the first player in the tournament's 56-year history to win both the Championship Flight and the Senior Championship Flight, but a final-round 81 pushed him to a sixth-place finish in the Championship Flight, though, he easily won the Senior title.
The day and the tournament belonged to McClure.
"From a 65, I was obviously feeling pretty good about my game," McClure said. "I putted great (Saturday) and so it kind of fed over to (Sunday). I didn't really think I missed a putt until I got to 17, and I figured one missed putt in three days, that's pretty good."
McClure won't rest on his victory. He is set to play in the Alabama Golf Association's State Amateur at Gulf Shores' Kiva Dunes starting Thursday. The Metro win provides him with some momentum heading into that tournament, he said.
"Winning this means I can go out there and play with good college players like Jared (Burleson) and Garth (Boyd) from South Alabama and Zachary Hughes (Samford)," said McClure. "There's still some good players who didn't play in this ... but it's a good win. (Shooting) 10 under, that would give them a run for their money. This is a big confidence boost, knowing I can shoot a good score and back it up with two more."
Hughes (73-71 on Sunday) finished second at 284. He was the first-round leader with a 68. Burleson (71-70) finished third at 291. Boyd (75-76) and Matt Ritchie (78-70) tied for fourth at 292, followed by Parmar (72-81) at 293.
Parmar missed out on his chance to make history but he walked away with the Senior Championship. His even-par 72 on his first 18 holes of the day Sunday gave him a 54-hole score of 212 which was good enough for a 10-stroke victory. Mike Fosdick (73) placed second at 222, followed by Wayne Gardner (73) at 223. Jimmy Webb (73) and Bill Prentiss (80) shared fourth at 224.
Doug Harlan (72) won the First Flight with a 36-hole score of 146. He finished ahead of Robbie Pitts (77) at 147 and Pat McDonald (75) at 149. The Second Flight title was won by Paul Maddox (76) at 151. He finished in front of Scott Stevens (77) at 153 and Mitch Nyeste (81) at 159. Jeff Gossett (80) won the Third Flight with a 161 score, three better than Kenny Cross (80) and Mike Wittner (82), who tied for second at 164. The Fourth Flight crown was shared by David Glenn (84) and Randy Gossett (84), who tied at 166. Jarrod Davis (83) finished third at 167.
The Gold Tee Flight used a points system. Joe Olmstead at +13 was the winner. He produced a +11 scorecard on Sunday. Joe Wagner at +10 was second, followed by Jim Armistead at +8.

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Document Management System
To create a workable document management system solution for your business, you will have to start by allocating yourself some time to sit down and think what you need in your document management system. Basically figure out:
* What are your main needs?
* Why do you need such a system to begin with?
The next step is to decide exactly which of your documents need to go into your new system.
* Documents from how long ago are to be included in your system
* What types of documents do you really want to keep in your system, (receipts, invoices, statements, etc.)
* Will you be scanning and copying paper documents to be stored in your new system?
After you decide that, you then want to limit your storage space. It is very easy to get carried away and decide that you need everything but the kitchen sink in your document management system. This is not the case, remember to,
* Add only those documents which you consider necessary for the running of your business. This will limit on the space you eat up with your system.
After you decide on these items, the next step is to try and cluster your documents into manageable groups. This will ultimately make it easy for you to find your documents. Think of it as something along the lines of a library cross-referencing system.
* The more searchable fields that you have, the easier it becomes to find your documents. So for instance, you could have your documents indexed under the fields of name; type; time/date stamp; business section it belongs to etc.
* Make sure that you always have a backup of your document management system in a separate location.
* If your document management system contains data that is sensitive to your business, then you need to secure your system so that only the people you give access to, will be able to go through it.
* And lastly, to keep a good document management system going, you will need to actually keep it up. All necessary documents should be filed timely and without delay. This will help to avoid unnecessary problems down the line.
If you can also have a paper backup of your system stored somewhere, you will find that this can also be a good backup in the event that the unthinkable happens and both sets of your data (the original and the backup system) gets wiped out.
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Most Oregon metro economies are expanding at near-normal rates, but not Medford.
The construction sector hampered the Rogue Valley's economic growth as 2013 came to a close, according to a University of Oregon report out Tuesday.
The UO Regional Economic Indexes show Portland, Eugene, Bend and Salem expanded at about their typical paces this fall. Medford, however, grew much slower than average.
The gauges track signs of economic health, such unemployment applications and residential building permits. UO economist Tim Duy averages several months' worth of trends to siphon out one-time spikes. The most recent data is from December.
The Rogue Valley's low volume of homebuilding permits and lackluster construction hiring have cut into the region's recent growth. The area did get a boost in December from leisure and hospitality jobs, but those gains weren't enough to counteract construction-sector losses.
Other areas fared better, though construction hiring tapered off in most regions in December. Homebuilding permits helped out the Salem index, and home sales had a positive impact in Bend.
In Portland and Eugene, applications for unemployment benefits are now at levels that indicate "solid job growth," Duy wrote in the monthly report.
Unemployment rates fell in all of the metro areas in December, though the measure varies from 6.6 percent in the Portland metro to 9.1 percent in the Medford region. The statewide jobless level was 7.0 percent that month.
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GRAND BLANC, MI – They drum, sing and play the guitar.
And they're only in the teens – well, most of them are, but one is as young as nine years old.
Later this month these eight cool kids will be up onstage performing with their respective bands as part of Grand Blanc Music's 6th annual Rock School.
Grand Blanc Music Manager Kyle Kanon said Rock School is one of the cooler things they do at Grand Blanc Music. The music store provides music lessons, but Kanon said that many times the students don't get to play together.
"You're taking that next step of performing with people,"Kanon said.
As part of the summer-long program through the music store, students practice once a week with Rock Coach Bill Heffelfinger and together they learn four or five songs – including some from Led Zeppelin, Lady Gaga, Paramore and Kid Rock.
The students – who come from Grand Blanc, Mt. Morris, Swartz Creek and Lake Fenton – like playing alongside others – some who they hadn't met before.
As for performing for an audience, these students aren't shy.
"I love it I love being in front of people," said Drew Duncanson, 14, who plays drums.
This year only eight students make up the two bands that are participating – the smallest yet in the six years the music store has been hosting the school, Kanon said. He said this year the word didn't get out as it typically does.
"The kids love it. It's such a cool thing – putting them on stage," Kanon said.
The two bands are made up of: Drew Duncanson, 14, on drums; Jenna Jernigan, 14, on bass; Ezra Duncan, 12, on guitar; Ava Watson, 9, on keyboard; Katelyn Stuck, singer; Trevor Hrenyk, 14, on guitar; Sara Abdelkader, 16, singer and Brenden Stevens, 14, singer.
Dan Duncan, whose 12-year-old son Ezra Duncan has been taking lessons at the store for about a year and is participating in this year's Rock School, said Ezra is excited about playing the guitar.
"As a parent you love to see that enthusiasm," Duncan said.
The Rock School performance will take place at 3 p.m. on Sept. 8 at The Jewel of Grand Blanc, 5270 Perry Road in Grand Blanc. It is free and open to the public.
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Bella is pretty in a natural, down to earth kind of way.
Alice is because she is so gosh darn sweet and perky which reflects on the outside as well.
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FAQs about us and our "IT'S A DISASTER!" products & services
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Q. Who is Bill and Janet Liebsch and what / who is Fedhealth?
Q. Why are your prices so low?
Q. What is match and why is it so important?
Q. What if my agency or volunteer group can't do a "fundraiser" or accept a donation?
Q. Isn't this too much information for citizens?
Q. How do I get my products customized?
Q. What are my freight options?
Q. Are your products available online or in bookstores?
Q. Do you have any other products?
Q. Who is Bill and Janet Liebsch (pronounced Leepsh) and what / who is Fedhealth?
A. We are the company's founders, authors and publishers of "IT'S A DISASTER!" books, CDs and eBooks … but we're actually just two average citizens trying to help our country.
In 1996 we formed Federal Health & Safety Corporation and created our trade name as Fedhealth. We tried becoming a nonprofit entity, however the IRS had some concerns about our collaborative Advertising / Sponsorship ideas [i.e. to get businesses involved to help nonprofits, volunteers, schools, etc … plus it was taking too long] so a new for-profit entity was formed in 1999. The legal name is now Health & Safety Information Corp, but we do everything under our trade name Fedhealth.
Since 1999 we have over a million copies in circulation and developed many exciting fundraising programs for schools, youth groups, nonprofits, First Responders and their volunteer groups (like Community Emergency Response Teams [CERTs], Medical Reserve Corps [MRCs], Explorers, Ham radio clubs, etc.).
Q. Why are your prices so low?
A. We print about 20,000 to 25,000 books per run a few times a year and, since we are the copyright owners, publishers and do all customization in-house, we can keep our overhead low. And since there is a lot of resistance to this subject matter, we market our discounted products direct to government agencies, businesses, nonprofits, civic clubs, faith-based groups and others so they can personalize them and GIVE them away.
Unfortunately most of these groups have extremely limited budgets for community education so we've developed collaborative Public-Private Partnership programs to help fund and support volunteers, youth groups and others so it can become a community-wide project and benefit everyone involved.
Q. What is match and why is it so important?
A. Federal, state and local grants sometimes require the applicant to come up with a percentage of match to receive the funds (e.g. like 25% of the amount being awarded). Match can come in the form of documentation that proves to the grantor that an agency or nonprofit received contributions like donated goods or services, money, etc.
Our products provide about a $3 or $4 to $1 match on the discounted price for government agencies, nonprofits and groups like Citizen Corps and others. In other words, you get $3 or $4 worth of match for every $1 spent when you add in our labor and costs to do the customization, any savings on freight we pass through and other donated goods and services. Plus if volunteers get local businesses involved to help sponsor a purchase or place ads inside the books (or CDs, flash drives or eBooks), every penny spent can also be classed as match giving groups access to future dollars.
All of our donated goods and services are itemized on paperwork so your agency or nonprofit can utilize that value as in-kind or community match. And if additional paperwork is needed ~ just ask!
Some nonprofits live on match to keep their doors open while other NGOs and agencies have taken these values out to the matching grants programs and doubled their money.
Please let your Grant people know about this tool since all of our products qualify as community / public education, plus it's a perfect "draw down" vehicle. For example, say an agency has leftover dollars in various grant or budget buckets that need to be cleaned out before a specific date or it will be returned to the State or Fed. We can individually Receipt each bucket in unit price increments (depending on the product) .. or we can back into a specific dollar figure within an hour of your request to commit funds before the money goes away.
And we can explain the match benefits in a sole source letter since we are the copyright owners and publishers. We are also registered on GSA's SAM database, Ariba and various state and local procurement systems. And, if we are not in your county or state's purchasing system, just ask since we can register on it as needed.
If you have further questions please email or call 1-888-999-4325.
Q. What if my agency or volunteer group can't do a "fundraiser" or accept a donation?
A. All of our fundraising programs have been designed to help fund and support First Responder volunteers, nonprofits, schools, faith-based organizations, civic clubs and others, but we also understand there are some who cannot accept a cash donation.
We are more than willing to purchase needed equipment or items for the amount due your group … or we can give you that amount in books. And we'll still customize those books (or CDs or flash drives) so groups can convey their special messages to recipients. Or … we can just hold that amount as a credit towards any future purchase ~ whatever is best for your agency or group. And we welcome ANY other ideas or suggestions.
Q. Isn't this too much information for citizens?
A. This actually hasn't come to us as a question … but we have been scolded several times by officials saying this is "too much information for the average citizen". Well … Bill and I are "average" citizens and we believe what you DON'T know can KILL you.
We'd rather give people the data and let THEM decide if it's too much. It's a helpful and easy-to-use reference manual and, during a time of crisis, this information could save a life
Our hope is that if the book (or CD or flash drive with eBook) is in every home and office in our country, people will sit down to read and discuss parts of it, especially with children, teenagers and seniors. With knowledge comes power and … if more people would learn what to do before, during and after certain types of scenarios, it could alleviate a lot of stress, anxiety, fear and problems.
We've had many officials and experts review, critique and contribute data in our book over the years. And thousands of City, County, State and Federal officials, organizations and businesses use our books across the U.S. and Canada. Plus we add new topics and verify data each time we print so it's as current as possible.
And with the ability for agencies and groups to collaborate with businesses and local partners to include advertisements, freebies and other discounts inside custom books, it hopefully incentivizes the public to get more involved in preparedness.
And we welcome and appreciate input from the field … drop us an email with your comments, suggestions, reviews or topic ideas.
Q. How do I get my products customized?
A. Fedhealth provides FREE customization on books, eBooks, CDs and flash drives so groups can personalize them for employees, customers, members, volunteers and local citizens.
Some ideas for customization include things like local Emergency numbers, local plans, maps, shelter locations, special thank you messages, marketing data, etc ~ basically anything you want conveyed to the people receiving it. You can even change the book TITLE … we don't care!
Or make it a community effort and have your local volunteers (or schools) get local businesses and groups to help sponsor a purchase or sell Ads. Those groups can keep all the money (or barter, trade or lines of credit) and we'll print the custom data for free!
In small quantity and on rush book orders, we do it with peel & stick labels using our standard red books ... and in larger volume (1,000 units and up), we can personalize books in the print process. The first 11 pages of the paperback can be personalized with your data on full color glossy pages ... and, if more pages are needed, you can upgrade to insert extra full color glossy pages in the front or back (call 1-888-999-4325 for more information!)
Customizable CDs or flash drives (500 units & up) allow businesses, agencies and others to hand out copies of "IT'S A DISASTER! ..." on a convenient CD or drive. The PDF version of our book is about 2MB leaving lots of room for local maps, plans, training materials, and marketing or promotional data.
Check out samples and overviews on our Free Customization page, read about our Ad / Sponsorship ideas or call 1-888-999-4325 to brainstorm.
Q. What are my freight options?
A. If you are outside the 48 contiguous U.S. states, freight costs depend on the quantity of books (or CDs or drives) being ordered so we encourage groups to call or email for estimates, duty charges (if in Canada or overseas), etc. Our printer has locations worldwide so we have that option as well, esp. if you are needing a large quantity run.
In small volume we offer Ground options. Large orders (8 cases or more) are shipped via motor freight and we will get the best rate possible to help offset costs. Domestic and Canadian shipments usually take 3-10 business days.
Our suggestion is if you are outside the U.S. contiguous states either call us toll-free at 1-888-999-4325 (7a-4p Pacific Mon - Fri) or drop us an email and we'll provide you some options passing through any savings.
Q. Are your products available online or in bookstores?
A. Since 2000 our paperback has been available online and in some stores, however a majority of our sales have been custom books in bulk direct to government agencies, businesses and organizations. We also have some nonprofits and preparedness sites reselling our book to members and the public. Our products are available in bulk direct from us and through normal book channels like Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Baker & Taylor and others. Resellers and distributors are welcome to contact us by calling 1-888-999-4325 or via email.
Q. Do you have any other products?
A. Currently we have our customizable paperback, CD, flash drive and eBook and can do customizable booklets ~ call for details.
We also are considering doing a Spanish version but don't have a specific release date yet. We will consider other languages too but realize it costs tens of thousands of dollars for a professional translation, and we have to print a minimum of 25,000 books at a time so would need to have enough orders / requests to offset the investment.
Someday we do hope to have additional booklets and titles on other health-related topics keeping our "…and what are YOU gonna do about it?" theme and the same reference format.
One title we are considering doing is called "UR FULL OF CRAP! ...and what are YOU gonna do about it?" explaining Bill's health ordeal with heavy metals, toxins, parasites, leukemia, T-cell disease and celiac disease.
But for now our IT'S A DISASTER! products have taken a life of their own, plus we feel it is critical we get this data into the public's hands to help educate them so they can become part of the solution rather than part of the problem.
Also ... check out the action packed Primal Deity series by Allen Ozark published under our Fedhealth Fiction division.
You can learn more about our book and our funding programs and, as always, feel free to call 1-888-999-4325 or email if you have any questions, ideas or needs!
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The Philadelphia 76ers have a lot of holes to fill in their roster.
Tonight they will take the first step in trying to fill some of those holes in the NBA Draft.
Leading up to drafts in professional sports, the "experts" love to tell you where they think all the prospects will go and why they are right.
While I don't claim to know where everyone will be drafted in the first round tonight, there are some intriguing players that have been projected to still be sitting on the board when the Sixers draft with the 11th overall pick.
If you check the Sixers Draft Central on sixers.com, they have 7-foot freshman center Steven Adams from Pittsburgh listed as the 11th overall prospect. Taking the young big man would make sense for the Sixers, because let's face it — Andrew Bynum is not going to be the franchise center he was brought to Philadelphia to be.
He averaged 7.2 points and 6.3 rebounds per game in 23.4 minutes. He has plenty of raw talent, as he only started playing basketball seriously five years ago. And most importantly, he scores and defends in the paint.
Then there is Cody Zeller, a sophomore center out of Indiana.
The younger brother of the Cleveland Cavaliers' Tyler Zeller, he is coming off a season where he scored 16.5 points and pulled down 8.1 rebounds a game. He has a better offensive game then Adams does right now, but he still has plenty to work on in the post.
There are also a few other glaring needs on this team — most notably a back-up point guard. But with the problems the Sixers had in the interior last season, and all over floor at times, the first round of the draft is not the spot to grab a back-up.
They will need a long-term solution at shooting guard, and possibly one for next season. But they have players on the roster that can step up and play the position. And while he might not be the best option, they are set at power forward with Thad Young. At small forward, they have Evan Turner, for now.
So that brings us back to the biggest problem the Sixers faced this season — the interior.
It is the one spot that no matter what the Sixers and general manager Sam Hinkie plan on doing with the roster that needs to be filled. Plus, when you throw in the fact that the Sixers still don't have a head coach, adding a bonafide young center to the roster could be what helps sells the position.Contact staff writer Wes Szafran at 856-845-9478 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W. Va., has requested that the government update the families of the Upper Big Branch mine explosion victims on the ongoing federal investigation of the accident.
The Labor Department's Mine Safety and Health Administration has not provided the families of the 29 miners with any information since September, Rockefeller said in a letter to U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis.
"Three months is too long for these families to wait for information," Rockefeller wrote, according to The Associated Press. "I request that MSHA meet with these families as soon as possible, and that you provide me with the expected date that this briefing will occur. Further, I would also request an update on the status of MSHA's investigation, including when we can expect the investigation to be completed."
The April 5 disaster occurred 1,000 feet underground in a Massey Energy mine in Raleigh County, West Virginia. It was the deadliest mining accident in the U.S. since 1970.
In addition to MSHA's civil investigation, the U.S. Department of Justice is also conducting a criminal probe. Massey Energy denies responsibility for the accident, claiming the blast was caused by an unexpected overflow of natural gas. MSHA has largely rejected this explanation, AP reports.
The agency announced that it plans to meet with the families after the holidays.
"Our response to Senator Rockefeller's letter will provide additional details, including an outline of our ongoing efforts to keep the victims' families up to date on the status of the investigation," the Labor Department said in a statement.


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Release Date: October 26th, 2007
R|1 hr. 37 min.
Plot Summary
An aging man, Felix Bonhoeffer (Anthony Hopkins), finds that the characters in a murder mystery, which he is writing as a screenplay, are invading his life. Although it astounds him that the real world and the play are merging, he fails to realize that he is losing his mind.
Cast: Anthony Hopkins, Stella Arroyave, Christian Slater, Lisa Pepper, Lana Antonova, Fionnula Flanagan, Monica Garcia, Christopher Lawford
Director: Anthony Hopkins
Genres: Comedy drama, Science fiction, Fantasy
Distributor: Strand Releasing


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St. Paul, MN (NNCNOW.com) --- The Minnesota Wild has re-signed defenseman Tyler Cuma to a one-year, two-way contract, it was announced on Tuesday afternoon.
The 23-year-old Cuma finished the 2012-13 seasons with one goal and 11 assists across 42 games with the Houston Aeros of the American Hockey League (AHL).
Originally selected with the 23rd overall pick of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, Cuma has played in just one NHL game with Minnesota in his three seasons of professional hockey.


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First on suggestions of high-pass filters...or the even worse the useless suggestion of a small variable capacitor. Also, BC interference normally gets strong at night because then you have the combined signals of many BC stations propagated in. The only possible advantage is you might have a strong local daytime-only station that pulls the plug at dark. Virtually all filters will shift the resonant frequency and readings, unless you use a filter that does not act like a transmission line and is tunable. The MFJ filter is virtually transparent, because you set the tuning so the reactance change is zero. It does not look like a long transmission line electrically, and will solve all but severe cases of problems. > Just for fun, I decided to substitute a small roll of RG-8X as the > series capacitor (440 pf measured) and see what SWR my VFD measures at > the shack end of 200 feet of 75-ohm CATV hardline. To my pleased > surprise, it indicates an SWR minimum of ~2.1, at the same frequency > where the Autek indicated a Z minimum, and the radio's internal tuner > found it very easy to match. It is very odd (improbable) for RF to cause an error in SWR and not in Z reading. The reason is a diode that mainly is used in Z is right across the feed terminals, and the SWR stuff is further in. Z is by far more sensitive than SWR to external voltages, because it involves squares in the calculations. Z is notoriously unreliable for finding resonance, especially if Q is high or transmission lines involved (and ALL antennas act like they contain transmission lines). Since Z is scalar unless you can sort out the real and imaginary parts, you have no idea what you are measuring. > Can I declare victory and start laying down radials, or do I need to > drag a radio out to the base of the tower to verify what I think I'm > seeing in the shack? It might be useful to get a better idea what the impedance is, but it sounds like you are close. 73, Tom W8JI email@example.com List Sponsored by AN Wireless: AN Wireless handles Rohn tower systems, Trylon Titan towers, coax, hardline and more. Also check out our self supporting towers up to 100 feet for under $1500!! http://www.anwireless.com ----- FAQ on WWW: http://www.contesting.com/FAQ/towertalk Submissions: email@example.com Administrative requests: firstname.lastname@example.com Problems: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Featured Manali hotels & deals
Manali hotel list
List of 400 available hotels in Manali. All Manali hotels can be booked online (click links below to sort hotels).
White Mist - A Sterling Resort
Map: Prini
Sterling White Mist is a beautiful 3-star hotel painted in white. Gushing natural beauty of mountains and valleys on outside, bring tranquility and splendor to the property. The hotel has
Hotel Baragarh Regency
Map: National Highway 21
Hotel Baragarh Regency, Manali, gives an opportunity to enjoy warm hospitality and striking natural beauty. The simple interiors, prompt service, set of essential amenities, fine food and airy accommodations make
The Manali Inn
Map: Rangri
Gifted with serene location, Manali Inn is a splendid property with grand architecture and lush garden. Well equipped with modern amenities, the hotel offers recreational facilities too. The hotel
Majestic Woods Cottage
Map: Kanyal Road
Travellers can recline in the elegant and charming rooms of Majestic Woods Cottage, while on a leisure tour of Manali. The hotel has a cafe that serves delectable Indian as
Hotel Sheetal
Map: Naggar Road
Hotel Sheetal, Manali has been serving quality service for its guest. Visitors arriving in Manali look for a hotel that has adjoining restaurant and enough facility to provide comfort stay
Sarthak Resorts Manali
Map: Naggar Road
A superb blend of tranquility and amenities in the valley of Gods. Located in the Peer Panjal Range of the western Himalayas, Sarthak Resort is a 3-star property, welcoming the guests
Hotel Rudra Palace
Map: The Mall
Hotel Rudra Palace, Manali is well-built and provides guests with comfortable stay. Rooms are spacious and are pleasingly decorated with simple interiors and wooden flooring. Guests get access to contemporary
Negi's Hotel Mayflower
Map: Club House
Hotel Mayflower, Manali offers a unique experience to the guests. The snow-clad mountain views, fast- flowing rivers and streams along with the cosy rooms offer a comfortable stay. The delectable
Royal Park Resort
Map: Prini
Marvelous resort set in the lap of Mother Nature, perfect for adventure seekers, corporate and leisure travelers. Offering a stellar view of the mountain and river in the distance, Royal Park
Hotel Imperial Palace
Map: Aleo-New Manali
Enjoy the view of lush meadows and gushing stream with a comfy stay. Offering the spectacular and mesmerizing view of the meadows and river, Hotel Imperial Palace is a beautiful 3-star
Hotel Dream
Map: The Mall
Hotel Dream, Manali, presents a warm decor and a relaxing ambience. The rooms are cozy which create a perfect setting for a weary traveller to unwind during the stay. Variety
Manali Heights
Map: Log Hut
Plush property in Log Hut area with fine dining options. With a castle like look, Manali Heights is a beautiful 4-star property. Set amidst 5 centuries old Dhungri forest, the scenic
Hotel Royal Orchard
Map: Kanyal Road
Discover a destination where exceptional value meets unmatched location. Discover Royal Orchid Resort. Situated in the heart of the Mountains, minutes from the Mall, Manali and Charing Cross national Highway,
Hotel Park Paradise
Map: Aleo-New Manali
Hotel Park Paradise, Manali is an ideal stay option for all those who constantly tries to move away from the urban chaos. Guests can connect them with lush greenery and
Pause at Manali
Map: Kanyal Road
Pause At Manali, Kullu, highlights the true spirit of an ideal holiday by showcasing regal hospitality and flawless services to both leisure and business travelers. Spacious, well furnished rooms are
Hotel Siyal Holiday Inn
Map: Near The Mall
Based on the requirements, guests can choose from a range of various lavish suites and plush rooms at Hotel Siyal Holiday Inn and relish a soothing and tranquil stay. The
Sparsh Resort
Map: Log Hut
Sparsh Resort, Manali, is a sprawling estate surrounded by a lush green garden. This beautiful holiday home is nestled in the lap of nature. Spacious rooms, essential amenities and delicious
The Neelgiris Hotel
Map: Club House
The Neelgiris, Manali, overlooking the River Beas, is encircled by far-reaching mountain peaks and tall trees. This cosy abode is ideal for those who want to spend their vacation time
Hotel Green Cottages
Map: Kanyal Road
Quaint cottage in the valley, offering mesmerizing view. Set amidst apple orchards, Hotel Green Cottages is a nice 3-star property. Beautiful wooden interiors, lush lawns and well furnished accommodation make the
OYO Rooms Beas River View
Map: Aleo-New Manali
Travellers can lounge in the modish and charming rooms of OYO Rooms Beas River View. The hotel has an in-house restaurant where guests can treat themselves to mouth-watering and hearty
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Roberto Mancini leads Manchester City into another FA Cup final today with speculation once again surrounding his future.
Malaga coach Manuel Pellegrini is again being linked with Mancini's position even though the Italian could win a third major trophy in three seasons with victory over Wigan at Wembley.
Mancini has been the subject of scrutiny throughout a generally disappointing campaign in which City have failed to defend their Barclays Premier League title and struggled in Europe.
Pellegrini has been mentioned a number of times as a potential successor in recent months and reports that director of football Txiki Begiristain dined with the Chilean's agent last month fuelled the rumours.
Several other names have also been mentioned as possible City managers this season but Mancini, to his credit, has brushed off all the conjecture and regularly voiced his confidence about the project ahead.
Yet even he accepted, on the eve of the cup final, that his profession can be a precarious one.
"I won seven trophies at Inter in four years and they sacked me after four years," said the 48-year-old.
"This is football. I know football enough to understand this situation."
"I won seven trophies at Inter in four years and they sacked me after four years," - Roberto Mancini
Pellegrini admits Malaga exit likely
Fresh doubts emerged after Manuel Pellegrini admitted he is unlikely to remain as coach of Malaga next season.
The Chilean coach's agent met with representatives from City in April and an agreement has apparently been reached, according to reports emerging from Spain.
Although Pellegrini did not confirm or deny the story ahead of his team's Primera Division match against Sevilla tomorrow, he declared he and several players would not be staying at Malaga, due to the club's ailing financial situation.
He told reporters: "I have already made it clear that it is not ideal to end the season in this way.
"We are in unusual circumstances. I don't think any of us really want to leave Malaga.
"Everyone would prefer to stay but unfortunately, the circumstances we are in don't allow that."
Pellegrini was relaxed about the speculation but insisted it would not distract him or the players from their attempts to secure European football for next season.
"Being linked to other clubs doesn't annoy me or make me feel uncomfortable - it's something that usually happens every year," he said.
"We are just concentrating on making sure the team finishes in the European places.
"The future is uncertain for all of us, the coaching staff and players have discussed our situation but right now, Malaga's main concern must be to focus only on reaching the objectives we set at the start of the campaign."


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LGF cuts could be subsiding
LISBON -After years of cuts, Columbiana County's allocation of state Local Government Fund money may actually increase next year, although just barely.
Chief Deputy County Auditor John Goempel said the state is estimating that county commissioners and cities, villages and townships are to receive a combined $2,245,506 in 2014- an $11,000 increase over this year.
While the increase is not much by the time commissioners get half and the rest is distributed among communities based on population, it is a change from the series of LGF cuts that have occurred over the past five years. The county's combined allocation was $4.8 million as recently as 2008 before the state legislature began cutting LGF to address funding problems in the state budget.
Commissioners receive half of the county's LGF allocation ($1.12 million) with the remaining $1.12 million distributed to the 30 cities, villages and townships according to population. Every community is guaranteed a $15,000 minimum.
For example, Salem, as the county's largest community, receives the next largest share after commissioners – $88,246.
At the other extreme, the village of Summitville, with just 135 residents, will receive $803 over the $15,000 minimum.
State Rep. Nick Barborak, D-Lisbon, voted against the new state budget that was passed by the legislature, saying it is shifting the funding burden to communities by cutting state funding to communities. He suggested at a Yellow Creek Township trustees meeting last week that the new state budget included more LGF cuts, but Yellow Creek's 2014 allocation is $27,755, an increase of $11.
Barborak was unaware the county's allocation would remain unchanged but he said overall LGF funding was definitely cut in the new two-year state budget, which took effect July 1. "It doesn't always translate year to year," he said of the cuts. "If you do a side-by-side comparison (in budgets) there is a $200 million reduction in LGF."
According to the Columbus Dispatch, the new state budget continues LGF funding at about the same level as previously but eliminated the estate tax, which benefited cities, villages and townships to the tune of $250 million per year. The budget also accelerates the phase-out of the personal property tax on businesses, which will cost communities another $300 million in tax revenue.
Randy Cole, a policy analyst for the state budget office, has said there are more than 40 separate funding line items in the state budget that result in 85 percent of state spending benefiting local governments and schools. He said the allocations in those line items will increase from $13.7 billion in 2010 to a projected $14.2 billion in 2015.
Cole said the philosophy behind these moves is to create a state economy that will attract new businesses and encourage existing businesses to expand, with the result being more local tax revenue that will exceed what is being cut by the state.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.


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EAST LANSING — Max Bullough knows better than to provide bulletin-board material for what, barring a Rose Bowl appearance this season, will likely be the most meaningful game remaining in his decorated collegiate career.
But Michigan State's All-Big Ten middle linebacker and senior team captain knows the difference between hype and reality, and he wants to make sure that this week's captive audience understands the Spartans' mindset.
"Yeah, we should win it — we should win every game we play, especially, yeah, we should win this game,'' Bullough said at Tuesday's press conference at Spartan Stadium, site of Saturday's 3:30 p.m rivalry matchup.
"And I think that they're probably saying the same thing, and I think every team says that every week. That's not me saying anything that's locker board material or anything.''
But if you choose to take it that way, and use it to put more pressure on Bullough and his teammates to back it up with their play on the field when the No. 23 Spartans (7-1, 4-0 Big Ten) tackle the No. 24 Wolverines (6-1, 2-1) in the ABC television matchup, that's fine with him, too.
For that matter, Bullough welcomes all the former Michigan State players who have said this has to be the year the program makes its long-awaited return to the Rose Bowl.
"Oh, I'm pumped to hear them say that; I feel the same way,'' said Bullough, whose 47 tackles this season rank second to Denicos Allen's 48.
"Bring the pressure on. I love the pressure. I think this team plays well under pressure. I think this defense specifically has always responded well under pressure.''
Ah, but what of last year's 12-10 loss at Michigan, when Dennard Robinson drove the Wolverines down the field to set up the game-winning field goal?
Bullough had no problem with that being brought up, as his response indicated it's just more fuel for the fire.
"You're always sick coming off a loss, (and).we had a lot of those feelings last year,'' Bullough said. "It's a special emphasis when it's Michigan obviously because of the importance we put into that game and the work we put into that game, how much we look forward to it. It's a motivating factor. It allows us to‑‑ we've felt both sides of it. We know how great it feels to win and how awful it feels to lose it.
"So I think that just gives us that much more motivation because we want to have that good feeling and we sure as heck don't want to have that bad feeling. I mean, it just doubles our motivation.''
So did the notion tabled that this season's Michigan team realizes that there's not as wide a gap in talent between the teams as past seasons.
"I think if you ask the Michigan players that have played us the last four, five, six years they wouldn't even know what gap you're talking about, and I quite frankly don't, either,'' Bullough said. "We're Michigan State, we've got good football players here, we always have. We don't take a backseat to anybody, Michigan or anything. We can play with the best.''
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Big numbers, clutch plays and reliability are a nice recipe for a solid football season. When all of that is rolled into one player, well, it's hard to not identify that player as most valuable.
Such is the case for LSU junior Jarvis Landry this season.
The Tigers' junior wide receiver was recognized as the 2013 Charles McClendon Most Valuable Player at the LSU team banquet on Sunday night.
The Lutcher native delivered one of the best seasons by a receiver in Tigers' history with 75 catches for 1,172 yards and 10 touchdown receptions - leading the revitalized LSU offense in all three categories.
It wasn't just raw numbers that set Landry apart in a season when he teamed with Odell Beckham to give the Tigers' one of the best receiving tandems in the country.
He also became a security blanket for quarterback Zach Mettenberger, particularly on third down.
Of Landry's yardage total, 453 yards came on third down and six of his TD grabs came on third down. He recorded 18 plays of 20 yards or longer, with seven scoring plays of 20-plus.
Heading into the Outback Bowl on Jan. 1 vs. Iowa, Landry's 2013 season ranks as the third best in school history in receiving yards and the fourth best in catches. He needs 72 yards to catch Wendell Davis for second place in yards (Davis had 1,244 in 1986) and five receptions to match Davis in second place in catches (80 in 1986).
Landry joined Mettenberger, senior linebacker Lamin Barrow and senior receiver James Wright in being named the permanent captains for 2013 as well.
Freshmen cornerbacks Tre'Davious White and Rashard Robinson were picked as the newcomers of the year.


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April 26, 2014
Men's Conference-2 day event at Sparta Evangelical Free church
Men's Conference- All men invited to attend on Friday, April 25th from 7-9PM & Saturday, April 26th from 9AM-4PM
All men invited to attend. Come and learn biblical strategies for overcoming: self pity, sexual temptation & procrastination. Guest speaker: Phil Moser and Musical Guests: Little Church
No charge to attend conference
Optional $5 for breakfast & lunch on Saturday
Register to attend online at www.spartaefc.org
Roast Pork Dinner
Roast Pork & Black Forest Brownies with Cherries Dinner at The United Methodist Church of Shady, Saturday, April 26, 2014. Serving 5:00 & 6:15, Adults $12, Children $6, Takeouts available. Reservations: 340-1599 or 679-2982
Grandma's Attic
Grandma's Attic is a sale in which we offer gently used items to the community. It is held on Sat, April 26, inside our fellowship hall at the Cornwall United Methodist Church. All proceeds go towards our missions that the church supports. Refreshments will be available.
Faith Christian Academy Pancake Breakfast
Pancake breakfast to benefit the FCA athletic programs. Pancakes, bacon, fruit, juice, tea and coffee will served. All proceeds will benefit the FCA sports teams. There will also be a baseball game between FCA and the Well Played Warriors from Hyde park at 10AM.
Trash To Treasure Sale to Benefit Alzheimer's
Sat., April 26, 9am – 4pm FREE to public. All proceeds benefit the local chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. Held at New Hamburg Fire House, Channingville Rd. Wappingers Falls, NY . "Bargains Galore", Raffles, Food available.
Antique Appraisal Service by Professionals.
Event to benefit Alzheimer's Association of the Hudson Valley will be held on Sat., April 26 from 9am – 4pm at New Hamburg Firehouse on Channingville Road in Wappingers Falls, NY Find "Bargains Galore" including vintage collectibles, manufacturers new merchandise, unique gifts, and so much more. Bring an antique item for appraisal by experienced professional s, win a basket full of beautiful items, or purchase food from the "Cool Bu Cafe". FREE admission and ample parking.
Help Send A Kid To Summer Camp Church Yard Sale
Time for another great yard sale.
"Help Send Kids To Summer Camp" – 2014!!!!.
Saturday April 26th from 10AM to 4PM.
At: McAfee Bible Church
Located on the corner of Rt 94 and Rt 517, McAfee, NJ
Moving? Unwanted storage facility?
Cleaning out the garage? Donations accepted.
Drop off at the church or call to schedule a pick up.
All money goes to send kids to summer camp.
For more information call: 973-764-1174
Thank you for thinking of the kids
Hudson Valley Women of Purpose Spring Luncheon
This year's theme: "Women of Purpose" Come join the ladies of the Hudson Valley as they share a wonderful day together in the Lord. You will be blessed by the message of this year's speaker, Dr. Anna Ramos of Long Island Teen Challenge as she encourages and challenges us to be "Women of Purpose." Worship with ladies from throughout the Hudson Valley and enjoy a wonderful meal at Anthony's Pier 9 in New Windsor, NY. DEADLINE FOR TICKETS IS APRIL 1ST!
20th Annual Women of Excellence Luncheon
Luncheon sponsored by Holy Light Pentecostal Church, Inc. Please join us as we celebrate this special event. Guest speaker will be Pastor Mary Pitts from Life Focus Ministries, Orlando, Fl. Theme: "Unloved but not unnoticed by God" Genesis 29:31-35
$45.00 Adults / $20.00 Children 12 and under. Luncheon time – 11:00 am – 4pm. Doors open at 10:00.
20th Annual Celebration of Survivorship Luncheon
Join us at our 20th Annual Celebration of Survivorship Luncheon
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Officials at the Birch Run Expo Center are ready to put up their dukes.
Eastern Michigan Golden Gloves has inked a one-year contract with the entertainment and trade show facility to host its amateur matches.
The deal could bring the Expo Center $15,000 to $20,000 from contract payments plus ticket sales and concessions during the length of the pact, said Sergey Kalnish, sales and marketing manager.
Golden Gloves has set preliminary bouts for 7 p.m. Thursday, March 6. It's one way to "fight" the sluggish economy, he said. Semifinals are Thursday, March 13; finals are Saturday, March 22. Other bouts aren't scheduled yet.
"It would generate even more than that for the area," Kalnish said. "The area can really benefit from this. We expect a long relationship with the Golden Gloves."
General admission will cost $10, while ringside seats will go for $20 at the center, which holds up 1,500 spectators.
Originally based at Flint's Perani Arena and Event Center, boxing club officials have seen attendance shrink since 2000, organizers said.
Ken Dinnan, president of the Eastern Michigan Golden Gloves, called traffic "adequate" at 600 to 700 spectators per event.
"We're just trying to improve our fan base," he said. "We wanted to be in a more centrally located place, and we're hoping this does that."
Dinnan said boxers from the metro Detroit area to the Upper Peninsula take part in the matches.
For more information about the Golden Gloves, call 624-4665, extension 221.


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The Next Big Zing and SkyMall Launch Product Contest
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CHICAGO-An independent award program, The Next Big Zing has partnered with retailer SkyMall to find the most innovative products of 2012 in a product contest. Five winners will have their products sold in a future edition of SkyMall, which will be seen by airline passengers for three months.
"This is the first time we decided to team up with SkyMall," said Dhana Cohen, founder and president, The Next Big Zing, nextbigzing.com. "Obviously, the exposure is huge, and travelers have time to look through the catalog, their audience alone is a potential 1.8 million people daily...Who wouldn't want that?"
People can enter by going to thenextbigzing.com. The contest deadline is March 15, 2012, after which The Next Big Zing will evaluate the products and then send SkyMall its top 10 picks. SkyMall will choose five of those as the winners, which will be announced in SkyMall's summer or fall 2012 catalog. In addition, the winners will have exposure through The Next Big Zing website, as well as use of the award seal on their marketing materials, trade show booths, websites and more. The price package is worth about $7,000. There is a $95 application fee for each product submitted, though 2011 Next Big Zing Award winners will be allowed to apply for the SkyMall contest with an additional fee of $30.
Each winner will be responsible to carry inventory of at least 150 units prior to June 22, 2012, and throughout the three months following.
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Tuesday dispositions
Driving under suspension or revocation - Tina Marie Vasquez, 22, New Town, $200 transfer fee, $225 court fee, $25 victim-witness fee.
Theft of property - Melody Sundbakken, 38, 1708 Foothill Road SW, $750 court fee, $25 victim-witness fee, five years, four years suspended for 10 years, credit for one day served, pay $43,455.97 restitution.
Drove or in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence - Charles Robert Voldarski, 35, Ontonagon, Mich., $750 fine, five days, credit for five days served, chemical dependency evaluation required, attend victim impact panel, 24-7 sobriety program for six months, also no liability insurance, $150 fine, also false reports to law enforcement or other security officials, $500 fine, $300 court fee, $25 victim-witness fee.


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HIGGINS (0-0) vs. EAST JEFFERSON (0-0)
Kickoff: 7 p.m. Friday at Joseph Yenni Stadium.
Last week: Helen Cox beat Higgins, 17-3, in the West Bank Optimist Classic Jamboree. Slidell beat East Jefferson, 7-0, in the Northshore Jamboree.
Last year: East Jefferson won, 38-0.
Worth noting: Non-district game. East Jefferson's reigning Class 4A state champions carry a 15-game winning streak into the Marc Martin coaching era at the Metairie school, but are unranked in both the Class 4A state poll and in the New Orleans Metro area rankings for large schools from Classes 5A and 4A compiled by NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune. Martin is replacing Nick Saltaformaggio, who resigned following last year's 15-0 campaign to become head coach at Hahnville and in the process took Offensive Coordinator Frank Allelo with him. East Jefferson and Class 1A state champion Haynesville carry the state's longest active winning streaks at 15 games. East Jefferson does return seven starters on defense that should make the Warriors a factor in defending their District 8-4A championship. A huge key likely revolves around how successful the offense proves to be with two All-State players in quarterback Eugene Wells and running back Ronald Green having graduated. Wells was a four-year starter and Green the Outstanding Offensive Player on the Class 4A All-State team. Senior Tracey Bright is the Warriors new quarterback while seniors Morris Sarah and Kalib Brown and junior Quincy Cummings man the running back spots. Higgins is making its debut under new Coach Craig Laborde. The Hurricanes also are transitioning to a Spread passing attack following years of operating from various run-oriented offenses. The 'Canes lone points versus Cox came via a first-half field goal from 27 yards out by Brian Martinez that followed an opening touchdown by the Cougars. Higgins quarterbacks Jordan Joseph and Daniel White completed 6 of 10 passes for 80 yards, with White hitting 5 of 8 passes for 79 yards.
Pick: East Jefferson, 20-6.
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text: I purchase a toro belt drive from a friends dad today. The clutch is 2 months old the filter looked spark plug good newer drive belts(yes it is a belt drive), the deck belts are really new, oil was fairly clean but not new and was full to the mark. I cranked it and once below idle no smoke at all. Runs like a champ cut with it yesterday and it cuts pretty dang good for an older mower. What are some good accesories for these older 37" recyclers? I wouldnt mind having the choice to bag instead of just mulch. Also i rode some hills today on it and going straight up hills well lets just say im 180 pounds so i was laying down on the handles keeping the front end down. Do i need to buy the toro weights or would racing go cart weights work well? i cant see why they wouldn't. So far i like it other than that. It has a 2 wheel velkie that isnt bad. Should i try to change tire air pressure before i add weight? If so what should i run being under 200 pounds? Also should i deflate the velkie to get a better ride? I think with the new clutch and the overall shape $650 wasnt too bad. It does have the 12.5 hp kawi maybe in the future i can throw a bigger motor on it... Hopefully when i get a new one. Any tips help this is my first wb dont bash me too much


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Chicken Stew
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 40 mins
Very delicious comfort food!
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- 1⁄4 cup oil
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1 (14 ounce) can diced tomatoes
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 4 cups diced potatoes
- 1 1⁄2 cups sliced carrots
- 2 cups chopped chicken breasts (, 1in pieces)
- Heat oil in large pot, saute onions for 2 minutes.
- Add next 7 ingredients.
- Bring to a boil.
- Add potatoes, carrots, and chicken.
- Simmer until vegetables are done, about 30 minutes.
- Thicken with cornstarch if you like a thicker stew.
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This was such a delicious meal!! So easy to prepare and all in one pan. I kept to the ingredients exactly although I whizzed the tomatoes in the procesor(son doesn't like lumpy! tomatoes). Didn't need to add cornflour, it was thick enough. Thanks so much for posting. This is one that will be cooked again and again and again......
I found this to be a top rate recipe. My DH and I thought it to be an incredible mix of flavors. Will make again for sure. I did add cornflour for thickness and it went well with crusty rolls. Next time I may add celery. Well done, Inez!
The BEST chicken stew I have ever had. I added some rutabaga and parsnips to it. Excellent:)


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Danny's mother lost her five-year battle with cancer three weeks before his graduation-the one day that she was hanging on to see.
Now Danny is left alone, with only his memories, his dog, and his heart-breaking ex-girlfriend for company. He doesn't know how to figure out what to do with her estate, what to say for his Valedictorian speech, let alone how to live or be happy anymore.
When he gets a letter from his mom's property manager in Tokyo, where she had been going for treatment, it shows a side of a side of his mother he never knew. So, with no other sense of direction, Danny travels to Tokyo to connect with his mother's memory and make sense of her final months, which seemed filled with more joy than Danny ever knew. There, among the cherry blossoms, temples, and crowds, and with the help of an almost-but-definitely-not Harajuku girl, he begins to see how it may not have been ancient magic or mystical treatment that kept his mother going. Perhaps, the secret of how to live lies in how she died.
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- Publish Date: June 2013
- Page Count: 261
- Reading Level: Ages 14-17
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Whitney's (The Rivals) evocative novel about living life to the fullest traces the journey of high-school valedictorian Danny Kellerman as he tries to find answers about his mother's final months before succumbing to cancer. His quest takes him away from his Los Angeles home, where he is tormented by both his mother's death and his breakup with Holland, the former girlfriend who left "without a reason, with barely a call." Wanting to soothe his wounded heart and hoping to discover "the secret to how she was the most joyful person when she was dying," Danny travels to the family's second residence in Tokyo, where his mother received alternative treatments. Guided by the apartment caretaker's flamboyant teenage daughter, he visits his mother's favorite haunts, meets the people she knew (including the doctor who also served as a spiritual guide), and makes a shocking discovery about Holland. Set against the colorful backdrop of Tokyo's bustling streets, teahouses, and markets, this intricate story vibrantly depicts the stages of Danny's enlightenment and celebrates his mother's sanguine attitude toward life, love, and death. Ages 12–up. Agent: Michelle Wolfson, Wolfson Literary Agency. (June)


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Washington has the highest seat belt use ever recorded in the United States and the world, according to a survey.
96.3 percent of Washington drivers wear their seat belts and the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC) hopes to keep it that way.
For the first time since its inception, Washingtons Click it or Ticket campaign will focus on nighttime seat belt usage.
Starting Monday, 75 law enforcement agencies, including the Kitsap County Sheriffs Office and Washington State Patrol, will look for seat belt violators at night. The heightened patrols will take place during the next two weeks.
Even though theres lower traffic volume at night, its almost the same amount of people getting killed, said Carolyn Pence, traffic safety task force coordinator for the Kitsap County Sheriffs Office. Some of those fatalities could have been avoided with seat belts.
From 2001 to 2005, 49 percent of vehicle occupant deaths occurred during the day and 51 percent occurred at night. The death rate at night is approximately four to five times higher because traffic volumes are much lower at night, according to a news release.
More risky driving behaviors happen at night, Pence explained.
From 2005 to 2006, 85 percent of seat belt tickets in Washington were written during the day, with only 15 percent written at night.
Between May 21 and June 3, Kitsap County Sheriffs deputies will spend 48 extra hours patrolling the Silverdale area at nighttime looking for unbuckled motorists.
The goal is to get everybody wearing seat belts, said Sgt. Mike Merrill of the Kitsap County Sheriffs Office.
When used correctly, lap and shoulder belts reduce the risk of fatal injury by 45 percent and critical injury by 50 percent nationally. WTSC and law enforcement agencies hope the Click it or Ticket campaign, which features television advertisements, will educate motorists and save lives.
Its quite simple, seat belts save lives, stated Kitsap County Sheriff Steve Boyer in a news release.
The new nighttime project is being funded by WTSC with a special federal pilot grant from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). NHTSA will conduct research on the results of the project to determine if it increased nighttime seat belt usage.
We believe this project will raise awareness and keep the seat belt rate high in Washington, Pence said. I think that over time it will be a successful campaign.
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Westbrook led the team with a 3-1 mark and 2.92 ERA in September/October and posted quality starts in 9 of his 12 starting assignments for the Redbirds.
Westbrook's career mark is 73-75 with a 4.29 ERA in 233 games. The 6-3, 215-pound Athens, Ga. native won 14 games with a 3.38 ERA in 2004, earning selection the American League All-Star team. Westbrook was the 21st overall pick in the 1996 amateur draft by Colorado and was dealt to the Montreal Expos in 1997. He was traded to the New York Yankees in 1999 where he appeared in three games as a rookie, and less then a year later was traded to Cleveland in a four-player trade for David Justice.
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Adam has some good photo's on page 2 of how to do it actually, probs just figure it out from them.
Adam has some good photo's on page 2 of how to do it actually, probs just figure it out from them.
Not to mention the mess of the passenger. Many a lunchtime you scared the **** out of poor cartman at the council en route to burger king! lmaoOriginally Posted by Adam Kindness
hehehe... different corsa now!
Still as mad as ever tho, eh?Originally Posted by Adam Kindness
I take it you are a little more careful on king street junction by bmw dealer with your front bumper now tho? lmao
LOL that was a daft bump!
So the breather mod causes toxic fumes to be consumed in the car?
How much is the "proper" way of doing this with a catch tank, that wouldn't give u any sign of the vapours?
The price of a catch tank funnily enough! lol. Just do exacly the same thing, but put the pipe that goes between the cam cover and throttle body into a catch can instead of just leaving it open.
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very.hard.to.get.rid.of.so.thought.it.would.be.fine.to.leave.them lmao
Assuming you have a proper catch tank....
- there will be no vapours of the oil??
- no harm whatsoever will be done to the engine?
The catch tanks I have seen have a vent/filter. Crud goes into the tank and lets the fumes out of this vent.
The way Ive done mine to avoid the fumes is to direct the out pipe right down to the bottom of the engine, don't notice any fumes at all so seems to work
yes this can be very painfull i fitted a piper cross breather with no catch tank it wasnt till i ran the neumburg ring i realised it ****ed oil onto my front wheel which caused me to spin off the track and make friends with the armco this is one painfull and expencive learnig curve heres some pics if the link works:Originally Posted by lee may
Ouch! Thats a sweet car as well
what inlet bore size do you need for the breather filter?
my car is bog standard and doesnt splutter or nowt....
so should this mod only be d one if its needed - dont exactly want to collect loads of **** in engine bay.....
can it do any harm not carrying out the mod? even if theres no problems with spluttering?
Good for the C20LET too ?
Aparently Courteney do the mod to the LETs and XE's they tweak so I guess so, altho I've never James Bonded anyone behind me in the CallyT...
I paid £20 for the Stainless Steel Bracket that Courtney sell. Fit that and drill tow 12mm holes in the Plate and job done, Basically the bracket acts as a splash guard and prevents oil bein thrown up into the breathers.
It works Well, i am going to fit one on any Xe or LET that i own from now on.
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I got mine from a well known auction site.
Guy with a user id of "lepo5" sells the bracket for £9 delivered. Same as the Courtney one by all accounts.
Car's still not back on the road so don't know if it'll help with anything...
Is this the 'U' shaped bracket?Originally Posted by the m@trix
If it is,SBD have a dimentional drawing of it as they are that simple to make,ive made one at work for my XE'd nova,ive just not gotround to fitting it yet,usual story,ill get round to it.....lol
They also have a drawing of there version of the breather mod.
SBD Breather mod
Extra plate for cam cover(identicle to courtney one)
dathers thats the one (2nd link). I no longer work anywhere where I can make or get made stuff so £9 was a quick fix for me, it arrived next day too.
Not quite sure why the SBD drawing says it must have the main breather blocked off though.... perhaps I need to read up some more.
Courtenay dont say anything about blocking the braether,they say fit the 'U' shaped thingy and drill the two holes in the 'L' shaped plate,thats the way im gonna do it when i finally get round to it,ive other jobs on the list before that,Im halfway through fitting a Toad Ai606 to my nova,ive stopped for tea now,them im going out on the p1ss,so its gonna be tomoz now.Originally Posted by the_fbi
Originally Posted by dathers
Hi, Yes it is the u shaped one, It is very easy to make. i made one up for a mate from 1mm stainless steel plate.
You have got to use stainless otherwise it can rust and that is the last thing you want in your engine.
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just checked that link you put up to this u bracket, and it says only to be used when main breather to block has been blanked off. Courtney's instructions in January's Tv never mentioned anything about blocking this breather back to the block, and i never done it. and got no problems.
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i can see the sense in using stainless,but how would oil covered mild steel go rusty?Originally Posted by the m@trix
The guy at courtney told me if the car is left standing for a period of time the oil will drain off the plate and if any air gets into the engine it will oxidise. however as long as you use the car daily it will be ok.
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Gears of War 2 might be wowing the critics, but Epic's lead designer CliffyB - Cliff Bleszinski, if you prefer - is concerned that players don't really care too much about the worlds they play in.
"One of the problems with videogamers is that they don't take the videogame worlds very seriously," Cliff tells Edge.
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So, with their less patient, less cerebral players in mind, Epic have - begrudgingly, it seems - included the option for players to skip through all conversation and narrative.
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JACKSON, MI – Voters will be going to the polls again this summer to decide the fate of special education funding in Jackson County.
On Tuesday, the Jackson County Intermediate School District Board voted unanimously to put a five-year, 1.55-mill proposal on the Aug. 7 ballot.
The proposal includes a renewal of the current 0.9 mill enhancement millage set to expire in May 2013 and .65 of the .77 mills that have been rolled back by the Headlee Amendment, which stops increases in taxes collected from exceeding the rate of inflation.
The proposal would keep an estimated $3.7 million coming in from the enhancement millage and add to it about $2.7 million in new taxes, which would cost the owner of a $100,000 home $32.50 a year.
Last August, voters defeated a proposal asking for the full .77 mill Headlee rollback. This new proposal, said ISD Superintendent Kevin Oxley, keeps in place the cost-cutting measures the defeat of that millage necessitated, but stops a further decline in special education services.
"This won't make us whole and it won't change how we've resized ourselves, but it will help us level off what is now a downward flow of services," Oxley said. "It will stop us from putting a big hole in our special education programming."
The ISD provides most of the special-education services countywide to almost 4,000 students. Traditionally, it has reimbursed local school districts for most of their special-education costs, but that has changed since the defeat of the millage request last summer.
Schools must meet federally mandated special-education requirements. All Jackson County schools have had to use general fund dollars to pay for those services this year and will continue to have to do so if this new millage is not passed, Oxley said.
In 2012-13, the ISD is estimating that schools will have to pay 25 percent of their current special education costs – almost $2 million that they would normally use to support programs for all students.
"We have heard concerns from all of our superintendents that we need to do something or all of our kids in this county will suffer," said ISD Board President David Salsbury.
In the past, campaigns for special education millages have been done fairly quietly. That will change with this millage, which all local superintendents will be supporting in their own districts, Salsbury said.
"This money not only affects special education, but it affects regular educational programming, too," he said. "We will be more aggressive in passing out that message."


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Frey snaps up Fadini
May 7, 2004-- Home Textiles Today,
PARIS — Pierre Frey has acquired Boussac Fadini which has been in receivership here since January.
The acquisition, approved by the Commercial Court last month, "gives Pierre Frey a presence in the silk sector via Fadini Borghi" as well as the extensive decorative and fire-resistant fabric collection from Boussac, said Patrick Frey, son of the founder and chairman of the group.
The new collections complement the recently launched Pierre Frey furniture collection of sofas, chairs and accent upholstery, lighting, decorative accessories and tabletop. "The acquisition gave us products that add to our range, and also we wanted to save a French textile company," Frey explained.
The new group will have five brands, Frey said: silks by Fadini Borghi, an Italian line ranging from voiles to velvets to jacquards; classic fabrics from Braquenie, acquired by Pierre Frey in 1991; contemporary fabrics from Pierre Frey; the Boussac collection with its origins dating back to 1762; and a very broad selection from Romanex.
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Arlington ends season with 29-7 win
EVERETT — Quarterback Andy Smith and the rest of the senior Eagles made the most of their last game.
Arlington dominated Cascade 29-7 in a Class 4A, District 1 cross-over game Nov. 5, finishing the year 5-5.
"That record doesn't define these seniors," said second-year coach Greg Dailer. "They are a great group of kids and gentlemen in the classroom. Our program has a great reputation around school because of their leadership."
That leadership was shown at Everett Memorial Stadium Thursday, by Smith, who threw for a trio of touchdowns, starting with a 53-yard strike to Connor Varnell on the Eagles' opening drive.
"Andy had a great game tonight," Dailer said. "On both sides of the ball, he really showed what kind of a player he can be."
Smith ran for a 5-yard score in the second quarter, helping the Eagles to a 14-7 halftime advantage.
Outside a long scoring run by speedy quarterback LeQuondis Bruce, the Eagles kept the Bruins' offense in check.
"The key was just to contain him," said senior linebacker Jeff Owen. "And make sure that when we were hitting him, to hit him high so he knew that we were going to come in hard."
Combine hard hitting with perfectly timed safety blitzes by Smith, and Arlington shut down the Cascade run game, resulting in a couple of forced turnovers and a second half shutout.
Meanwhile, Smith and company put a couple more touchdowns on the board, starting with an 8-yard run by Jake Parduhn. The Eagles were able to throw against a faster, more athletic and seemingly throwing focused Bruins defense.
"They certainly lined up like they were ready (for the pass), but we had a lot of success going up and getting passes," Dailer said.
The Eagles put the game out of reach in the fourth quarter with a 32-yard score from Smith to Brandon Pierce. Smith finished the game completing 15 of 18 aerial attempts for 268 yards.
"That is just a testament to our guys. Cascade is a 6-4 team and probably should be in the playoffs, but we showed just what teamwork and execution can do," Dailer said.
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