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Sterling man sought in Fairfax rape (Fairfax, VA): On the day after Christmas, an 8-year-old Fairfax County girl told her mother that a family friend had raped her earlier in the day. On Wednesday, Fairfax police conducted a manhunt for the "friend," an alleged member of the Mara Salvatrucha street gang, with warrants for forcible rape and forcible sodomy.
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S.J.'s first homicide of 2011 called gang-related (San Jose, CA): San Jose's first homicide victim of 2011 was identified by police today as 15-year-old Oscar Gonzalez, who was shot dead on his front porch in what investigators believe was a gang-related attack.
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Girl gang violence at Phila. school caught on tape (Philadelphia, PA): A YouTube video shows the latest incident of girl gang violence in school corridors in Philadelphia. The assault on an Edison High School student by two others took place Tuesday in the school hallways.
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Long Beach wins GRIP grant to offer gang alternative (Long Beach, CA) : Long Beach's efforts to curtail gang violence, improve public safety and support gang prevention and intervention activities received some extra help last month when then-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger announced the award of a $369,309 California Gang Reduction, Intervention and Prevention (CalGRIP) grant to the city of Long Beach.
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Man, 39, found beaten in Hollister (Hollister, CA): A 39-year-old Hollister man is in critical condition at a Bay Area hospital after he was injured in a gang-related attack, police said.
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Police slash Middle Tenn. gang crimes (Nashville, TN): Police say efforts in 2010 paid off in battling the estimated 2,500 to 3,000 gang members in at least 14 gangs in and around Nashville.
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Saginaw crime numbers drop (Saginaw, MI): Saginaw's latest investigation into gang activity has lead to eight arrests while the search continues for one more suspect.
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Long Beach Police Department announces lowest murder rates since 1971 (Long Beach, CA): Murder rates dropped to near 40-year lows and for the first time the Long Beach Police Department can boast a 90 percent rate for cleared murder cases.
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Attorney General Rob McKenna seeks tough anti-gang law (Tacoma, WA) : Washington's attorney general wants to have legal power to crack down on gangs that prosecutors in California already possess.
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French Chicken Breasts In Red Wine Noodles
|Chicken breasts
|2 , split
|Canadian bacon
|4 Ounce, diced
|Dry red wine
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|2 , halved, sliced
|Bay leaf
|Poultry seasoning
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Wide noodles
|4 Ounce
|Chopped fresh parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
|Nonfat cooking spray
Spray large non-stick pot or Dutch oven with cooking spray for no-fat frying.
Place chicken skin-side-down.
Brown slowly over moderate heat until skin is crisp and well-rendered of fat.
Remove chicken; discard melted fat.
Put diced Canadian bacon in pot; brown, stirring frequently to prevent sticking.
Combine the wine, onions, bay leaf, and seasonings in pot.
Lay chicken breasts on top, skin-side-up.
Cover; simmer gently 20 minutes.
Add water to pot.
Heat to boiling.
Stir in noodles, few at a time.
Cover; simmer 12 to 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Uncover; simmer until all liquid is absorbed by noodles.
Sprinkle with parsley.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1734 Calories from Fat 105
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 13 g19.4%
Saturated Fat 3.4 g17.1%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 255.1 mg85%
Sodium 1873.6 mg78.1%
Total Carbohydrates 169 g56.4%
Dietary Fiber 18.1 g72.3%
Sugars 18.8 g
Protein 120 g239.3%
Vitamin A 54% Vitamin C 110.9%
Calcium 20.9% Iron 55.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Wal-Mart is my LAST choice of store to shop at. I do not respect them as a corporation but I know many people that either work for them or other companies that supply Wal-Mart. So when I do have to go to Wal-Mart I feel OK about it.
But Wal-Mart Corporation needs to look at some of this countries former power house retailers that are now in trouble and take note. Empty shelves to me are unforgivable and yet many times what I am at the store for is not on those very shelves.
Wal-Mart will point out that they contribute to charities and they do BUT PAY YOUR OWN EMPLOYEES A DECENT WAGE!
Those "power house companies" with empty shelves all have the same problem. They pay employees so (too) much consumers revolted from picking up the tab.
Yes Rich, consumers really do control how much employes are paid.
Both the title and the story should have made the effort to differentiate between what one store in Ohio did vs what any or all others are doing.
Your headline would leave readers of a local newspaper to assume that local Wal-Mart(s) were involved or doing the same. Even the last sentence in the article alludes to Wal-Mart in general.
C'mon. Report, don't indoctrinate.
Walmart hires people for entry level jobs, for the most part. If these whiney employees want a higher paying job, do what other people do - get an education or go to work someplace else. I'm sick of these sheeple thinking they're owed a living just because the unions want to sign them up to further their liberal cause.
I know you are from the Mainlandl and all but you should realize that 'entry level jobs' are actual jobs. They are necessary jobs for the functioning of the economic system that is WalMart and they should be reasonably compensated. The determination of reasonable compensation should not be a function solely of the masters of WalMart but input from the workers and the community as well.
You are comfortable with paying taxes to give health care to the employees of WalMart? Shouldn't WalMart pay enough for their own necessary workers so that they do not have to sponge off of you?
Interesting issue.
The ACA will provide some subsidy for a family of four making as much as 94,000 bucks a year. That's roughly 45 bucks an hour for one person for a year at an average 2080 hours per year.
The sponge just keeps getting bigger, no matter how much money is paid per hour.
On Forbes recently published list of the country's most wealthy, Wal-Mart had three in the top ten. Each with a net worth of over thirty billion...that's with a 'b'. The total together was north of 100 billion. Much of the wage and benefit complaints against the giant is deserved. Others like Cost-Co seem to do a better job for their employees and still do well for their bottom line.
How do you know Cost co does OK for it's bottom line.
Do the owners, the Chineses peoples army, report profits?
IHOG, you must be confused. COST-co was founded by two Americans, one of which remains the CEO. In no way is it associated with any Chinese owner ship. Do your home work. If you can provide evidence to the contrary, I stand corrected.
Less volume, fewer employees equals less overhead. Cost-Co's business model is predicated on those facts.
If Walmart cared anything at all about our island and it's history, they would
Replace the memorial that was destroyed by Ike. The St. Mary's Orphanage
Where so many children died in the 1900 storm. They built the store on top of the
Site. Capitalism at its worst. Walmart.
Paying more than a job is worth is a HANDOUT.
Unfair to consumers who must pay the difference.
If pay were doubled would the product or service be worth double?
Wal *Mart's 1.400,000 (1,4 million) employees serve over 2,000,000,000 (2 billion) customers. Who should they serve?
$17 billion profit? Not enough to properly service their outstanding shares of stock. Who deserves that $17 billion?
The stockholders who financed the company or a union that contributed nothing but strife?
Unions would like to reduce the take home pay of Wal*Mart employees by deducting union dues. Union dues are before tax, forcing members to pay taxes on money the union takes from their paychecks.
If Wal-Mart's wages are not sufficient to allow its employees to be independent, who do you think is making up the shortfall? If they need healthcare and cannot afford it, or the wages aren't enough to allow them to feed their families, then they will receive government assistance. Do you think that's a more "efficient" cost for the consumers than a wage hike? Perhaps to Wal-Mart shoppers, since a government tax is going to hit ALL consumers, regardless of whether they shop at Wal-Mart.
Also, common stock has virtually nothing to do with a company's indebtedness. A share of common stock of Wal-Mart means little more than what another investor thinks it's worth. You're not a lienholder, nor do you have title to a single can of food on their shelves. If the company goes bankrupt, you will likely get nothing.
When you buy a share of stock of any company you invested in the company. Your investment deserves it's share of the corporate profits. If profits are too low the stock ( investment ) looses value. Without profits the investment has no value. Called bankruptacy.
Yes, in bankruptacy stock holders ( investors ) can lose everything. All employees can also become unemployed.
Good corporations make sure they earn enough they don't become bankrupt.
$17 billion profits for the outstanding shares of the worlds biggest retailor is barely enough to satisfy investors and service corporate debt.
Wal*Mart already pays it's 1.4 million employees $32 billion a year.
When quoting Wal*Marts profits of $17 billion you should also quote their $32 billion payroll.
Common stock has next to nothing to do with the book value of a company. Many companies have a far greater market cap than they have in asset values. In fact, many tech companies issue common stock before they've even earned a profit.
In most cases, when you buy common stock, you're speculating on the future of the company, not the present. There is nothing guaranteeing the value of your investment. The company, without adding any assets, can issue 20 million more shares tomorrow, diluting the value of your investment. Or, they can sell off 90% of their assets, virtually eliminating any security for your investment.
In many ways, the value of a common stock is very much like the value of a dollar. It's based on the assesment of what the full faith and credit of the issuer is.
In my youth I was the epitome of a Yellow Dog Democrat, mostly because my parents voted Democratic. Later in life I shifted my political views toward the right though it took a long time for me to call myself a Republican. In light of today's unbridled corporate greed and the in your face arrogance of our elected officials and government agencies, I don't know what to call myself anymore, maybe awake and eyes opened to this country's strife.
But specifically; Walmart's food drive, the idiocracy of it is mind boggling. Regardless of Walmart's good speak rhetoric about why the collection bins were set out they profited from it. If they have valued employees as they state, maybe the use of a tiny drop on the 17 billion profit margin would be appropriate, or even more common sense, pay your employees a living wage. I realize that any corporate giant owes its soul to the stockholders but at 17 billion profit and dividend of $1.88 a share, not many shareholders are going to dump their stock. Also, Walmart is saving $180 million on federal taxes this year by paying dividends at the end of 2113 rather than the first of 2014, this straight from the Walmart website. http://news.walmart.com/news-archive/2013/02/21/walmart-increases-annual-dividend-18-percent-to-188-per-share There's a nice little windfall to help the people that make the Walton family some of the richest people in the world.
IHOG "Walmart has had a history of opposition to unions," And the best way to avoid a union is to go into states where it's more difficult to unionize." Walmart has very few if any union employees It also has history of not letting you work full time unless you are management
I do not know where you work or retired from but even if you were management a union may have played a part in your wages and benefits.
Think if you had to work for a low wage part time .
Also think if walmart or other companys will not pay enough to live on most likely you and I will have to pick up the cost .
If there ever WAS any incentive for WalMart to put all employees on a 40 hour week, that is now utterly dead with the ACA's fallout making 30 hour weeks, actually 29.5, the 'new normal' for many businesses, or pay a staggering price for their business' success. A 'tax' on good performance, as it were. Very 'progressive'.
And certainly with the 'fundmental change' in DC directed hostility towards business and strangulation by regulation, THOUSANDS of new ones, of increased jobs opportunity. Robbing Peter to give to Paul doesn't make for much job growth.
Jim, I have recognized you to be a fair and honest person all the many years I've known you, agree or disagree with each other.
So, question:
With college graduates with marketable skills now competing for low skill jobs, and with formerly long time fully employed skilled people let go due to the economic principals in play that prefers to see them on Unemployment Insurance (more 'bang for the buck'...) rather than at a real paying job, WHAT is the incentive for ANY business to raise employment or salaries, especially if that businesses main client base is OTHER people struggling to make ends meet?
Aside, that is, from the special exemptions and favors that The Powers That Be have given to their political cronies that will, TEMPORARILY, aid those cronies.
Why temporary? Because BUSINESSES are the ones who create and maintain jobs, not employee advocacy groups. And right now, in this miserable excuse for a 'progressive' economy, there is a lot more likelihood that businesses, and along with them jobs, disappear, than that employees get more than token, short lived power.
I don't like that. But, you get what you vote for, even if you find out later you got lied to. Unfortunately, all the rest of us got it, too...
Merry Christmas, Jim.
Hope you and yours are well.
The way I look at it is not a Democrat or Republican problem. It is part of cycle where we swing from pro business to pro labor. We went along this path in 80's. If we look deep into what happens we might expose the people behind the seen that are calling shots. Look at lobbyists and we might get a hint as to what is happening. Most of the time its the same people behind seen whether a Democrat or Republican is President (all about the money)
Also to me part of the problem is that we for years told every young person to go to collage. Now we have a lot of people with large student loans and low paying jobs.
My nephew is a Veterinarian and he has own practice .He is just breaking even. The vet schools are telling the incoming student to look at something else as we have to many vets as a lot of the older vets are not retiring. You can look at this as x number of jobs in market place and now we have x+ people trying to find jobs. If everyone had a collage degree we would have collage degreed people in every job we have .
As far as the Affordable Care Act
I look for it to be changed to what they wanted us to have in first place and we will be so happy. Kind of like gas at $3.50 that is now $3.00 and no one is upset about it.
Merry Christmas, George .
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We are garden fairies and we think that Carol is just using us to tell about what's really going her at May Dreams Gardens when what's going on involves her and something she has gone and done and she won't tell about it.
We are collecting evidence now to see if this is the case, but we really do believe that is what is going on.
However, that is not going to stop us from telling about what happened today in the garden when our own Buzz Honeycrisp, a well known bee whisperer amongst us garden fairies, rescued a bee right here in this garden.
What happened was that Carol planted three Lo & Behold® 'Blue Chip' buttefly bushes on one side of her front walk and planted three more Lo & Behold® 'Blue Chip' butterfly bushes on the other side of her front walk.
This means, of course, that when they are in full bloom, like they are now, they are covered with bees and butterflies and other pollinators and many of these pollinators, especially the bees, do not appreciate when people walk up and down the front walk disturbing them, like Carol seems to do. Geez, can't she just go one place and stay there?
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We are garden fairies and we saw Carol try to wave the bee away but it came back so she waved again and it came back a second time. Well next thing we know, we thought Carol was going to swat the bee and we were going to having another stinging situation on our hands like that time when she tried to destroy a nest of German Yellow Jacket which resulted in the German Yellow Jacket Stinging Incident of 2007.
Then there was the other time when Carol was mowing and she actually was stung by a European Paper Wasp. She thought that was unfair, as we recall, because she had done nothing to provoke the wasps, except mow near their nest or hive or whatever you call that place where they all go and lay eggs and multiply.
Well, we are garden fairies and we were determined that there would not be a stinging incident today, so we sent Sweetpea Morningdew to go wake up Buzz Honeycrisp so he could talk the bee out of stinging Carol.
Buzz was not too pleased to be awakened mid-day like that, but he did his duty and went and whispered to the bee and got it to calm down and leave Carol alone. By the time he did this, she had already moved away from the butterfly bushes anyway, so who knows if we really needed Buzz. But it was good to have him help, regardless, and it probably saved that bee's life because Carol looked like she was swatting to kill.
Anyway, we are garden fairies and we help how we can, whether it is by whispering to bees to leave Carol alone or by doing other various and sundry other things around this garden, which we will not go into at this time because we are garden fairies and we do not like to brag.
However, we thought you should know why Carol was waving her arms around while mowing, in case anyone happened to see such a thing.
Submitted by
Violet Greenpea Maydreams, Chief Scribe and Head Bee Watcher for the Garden Fairies at May Dreams Gardens.
Posted by Carol at 10:00 PM
9 comments:
- Leslie Kuss said...
A perfect end to a Sunday evening...garden humor at its best!
- Sun Sep 08, 11:41:00 PM 2013
- fairegarden said...
Thank goodness that scary story had a happy ending!
- Mon Sep 09, 07:01:00 AM 2013
- Flower Freak said...
Bees are very easily offended. We could all use a Buzz Honeycrisp as a mediator!
- Mon Sep 09, 08:08:00 AM 2013
- Claudia said...
Love this observation.
- Mon Sep 09, 11:43:00 AM 2013
- Helen Malandrakis said...
Love this!
- Mon Sep 09, 03:57:00 PM 2013
- LostRoses said...
Wondered what Carol was doing waving her arms around like that - I thought it was a kind of aerobic mowing. Thank you, Garden Fairies.
- Mon Sep 09, 04:11:00 PM 2013
- Gail said...
Bees can sure get in a buzz about things~Glad it worked out. xogail
- Mon Sep 09, 05:56:00 PM 2013
- Jean said...
I see now how useful garden fairies can be. Fun blog!
- Wed Sep 11, 08:16:00 AM 2013
- africanaussie said...
Carol sure is lucky to have you guys around looking after here. I am sure she could not manage without you.
- Thu Sep 12, 07:14:00 PM 2013
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Street Performers
Faneuil Hall Marketplace has some of the best entertainment in Boston.
With performances daily, you never know what you'll see at the marketplace!
|Act Name:Alkazam
From: Sydney, Australia
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program: 1998
Short Bio:
Try it. Go on, just try to relax and unwind as you watch Aussie contortionist Alakazam tie himself up. You'll Laugh and squirm simultaneously as you witness his insane body contortions, daredevil feats of danger and cheeky comedy. Alakazam counts Bruce Springsteen and Sting as fans. Don't miss it!
Favorite thing about performing at Faneuil Hall Marketplace:The audience!!
|Act Name:Bob at Large!
From:Kanab, UT
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program:2013
Short Bio:Bob at Large is no stranger to danger! This is where circus meets the streets and three-wheeling, cylinder stacking, comic adventure begins. Unbelievably high skills and seemingly deadly stunts are tightly woven into a show with as much comic tension as a family of whales on a bungee cord. Now you decide; unbalanced inspiration or inspiration-ally unbalanced? Bob's show is a side splitting laugh a minute.
Bob's been juggling since August 7, 1986, when he received his first set of juggling clubs, on his 13th birthday. Still in love with circus arts, Bob is the author of "Juggling Step-by-Step" a book and ball set that's been to print 5 times! Teaching literally tens of thousands to juggle. He's performed with over 20 circuses. Appeared on the Late Show With David Letterman. Bob's clip was so outrageous, Dave exclaimed, "Thats just insane, Bob!" CBS even included this stunt it in their tribute, "David Letterman: A Life on Television." Above all... Bob's favorite is street performing, "The spontaneous generosity of spirit that comes from an unsuspecting audience is magic"
|Act Name:Cate Great!
From:Fort Lauderdale, FL
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program: 2012
Short Bio: A world class world traveler, Cate has performed on stages, pitches and at festivals across the globe, including England, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Dubai, in addition to cities throughout the United States and Canada.
Cate is a native of sunny Florida and an alumni of snowy École de Cirque de Québec. She's been lavished all kinds of praise and won all kinds of awards, including the title of 2011 IJA Busking Champion, (which everyone agrees sounds pretty impressive), and is just pretty darn great in a general sort of way.
|Act Name:Hip Hop Juggler
From:Harlem, NY
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program: 2014
Short Bio:Given the nickname the "Hip Hop Juggler" by Al Roker himself, has been dazzling audiences with his brand of juggling for over a decade. His combination of style, interactive stunts, witty comedy, and world class juggling talent is sure thing to excite any crowd.
Favorite thing about performing at Faneuil Hall Marketplace: The chance that one day, I'll finally meet a person from Madagascar. I could just fly there myself, but performing at Faneuil and just waiting for one of them to come to my show is cheaper.
|Act Name: Kilted Colin
From: Boston!
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program: 2010
Short Bio: Kilted Colin is a high energy performer filled with hilariousness from head to toe. Doing things you would never believe you would see from a man in a kilt.... Acrobatics, Bagpiping, Unicycling, Juggling, Hilarious dancing, and Extremely good looks.
|Act Name:Malik the Magic Guy
From: Boston!
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program: 2005
Short Bio: Malik is a full time comedy magician who has performed all over New England. He has been a featured performer at events like Harborfest, Hanpton Beach Kid's Fest, and the Cape Cod Festival of Magic.
|Act Name:Robert Clarke
From: Chelsea, MA
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program: 2000
|Act Name: The Real McCoy Show
From: Greensboro, VT
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program: 2009
Short Bio: Brent McCoy grew up on a dairy farm in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. He is a world-touring physical comedian known for his boundless charisma, breathtaking circus skill, and hilarious comedy. He may look like an ordinary construction worker, but rest-assured, this is the Real McCoy.
Favorite thing about performing at Faneuil Hall Marketplace:I love the variety and volume of people that come through FHM - folks from all over the planet, and from right around the corner stop and watch some live street theater.
|Act Name: The Red Trouser Show
From:Wilton, NH
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program:2007
Short Bio: David Graham and Tobin Renwick, are a high energy acrobatic, juggling and comedy duo. They have been performing in circuses and theaters, and busking all over America and internationally since 2000. After starting out in Circus Smirkus, an internationally acclaimed youth circus that gave them an in-depth training in multiple disciplines from world-renowned coaches, they are now sought after worldwide. They have been called "A spectacular and unique act" by the Midnight Circus, and "Amazing Acrobats" by ABC News.
Favorite thing about performing at Faneuil Hall Marketplace:The history.
|Act Name:Wacky Chad!
From:Syracuse, NY
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program:2009
Short Bio:Wacky Chad's award winning pogo stick skills, charmingly funny jokes and antics got him on America's Got Talent (Twice!), and a performance at the Superbowl. For more than a decade, he has made thousands of people laugh at schools, fairs, festivals, theaters, colleges and universities all over the world. He has been voted as a fan favorite for his mix of hilarious stand up comedy, unusual tricks and stunts.
Favorite thing about performing at Faneuil Hall Marketplace:Creating memorable magical moments to a loving audience. Performing for audiences that appreciate the value of talented-quality street performers.
|Act Name: Yo-Yo Show
From:Amherst, MA
Joined the Faneuil Hall Marketplace Street Performer Program: 2002
Short Bio: John Higby is the Yo-Yo Guy! He has performed his unique high energy comedy yo-yo show in 26 countries from New Zealand to Japan, holds the World Yo-Yo champion title and 4 Guinness World records. He has been featured on David Letterman, The Today Show, Discovery Channels TIme Warp, Comedy Central, the Guinness World Record Show, Disney World, Fetch with Ruff Ruffman on PBS, and even has his own Topps trading card. ESPN magazine coined him "Unsung hero" of 2008. The Yo-Yo guy is an interactive performance with yo-yos, unicycle, and a giant yo-yo that john walks on! specializing in family show this show is great for all ages!


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Michael Cole swabbed his cheek and had Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) run a DNA test. He then became exercised that (A) FTDNA posted his full DNA results on one of the FTDNA Project pages; and (B) shared his results with RootsWeb.
Cole is now the lead plaintiff in a class action lawsuit against Gene by Gene, Ltd. the actual legal name of the entity that does business as Family Tree DNA. He has enlisted (or, perhaps, been enlisted by) Edelson, PC, a Chicago law firm that specializes in, among other things, class action litigation. This is not necessarily a bad thing. There are bona fide abuses whose resolution is best accomplished in the context of class action litigation. Quite often, however, the lawyers for the plaintiffs are the disproportionate beneficiaries of class action litigation. This posting posits no accusation or value judgment in such regard with respect to the subject litigation; as will be discussed presently, the litigation is likely far from finished and its outcome is not certain at this time.
Gene by Gene had purchased several liability insurance coverage policies from the Evanston Insurance Co. Evanston sought to decline coverage, but the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas has ruled that Evanston indeed has the duty to defend Gene by Gene under the policies.
Under insurance law, the duty to defend is broader than the duty to indemnify. Evanston must engage an independent attorney to defend Gene by Gene; they cannot just assign their own in-house lawyers (which would constitute an obvious conflict of interest). The lawyer they engage for Gene by Gene will have the duty to zealously advocate for Gene by Gene.
This case is likely to be in litigation for some time to come. It may well set precedent for various issues, including but not limited to (1) what are the voluntary consent standards posting an individual's DNA on the Internet; (2) what are the permissible bounds for DNA testing firms to share their information with one another; (3) what actions must and must not be taken to safeguard the privacy of DNA test results; and (4) what is the value of genetic privacy.


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Samantha is the eldest of the sheep and always has a look of anger on her visage. She used to be a hardcore head butter but now she's more into glaring.
She was rescued as a lamb about to be slaughtered for a backyard easter bbq.
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Homemade Creamy Chicken Liver Pate
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped peeled cored apples
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chicken livers
|1 Pound, trimmed and cut in half
|Bay leaf
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dried crushed thyme/1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Dried crushed marjoram/1 teaspoon chopped fresh marjoram
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Heavy cream
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
Melt the first 1/4 cup butter in a frying pan.
Add the onions and saute over medium heat 3 minutes.
Add the apples and continue cooking until the apples and onions are transparent.
Pour into the container of a blender.
Melt the second 1/4 cup butter, letting it foam up but not burn.
Add the livers, bay leaf, salt, pepper, thyme, and marjoram.
Saute over moderate heat until the livers are browned but still slightly pink inside.
Remove the bay leaf.
Add the livers to the onions and apples in the blender.
Blend, adding the cream, until the mixture is smooth.
For very smooth paste, press the blended liver mixture through a fine sieve.
Soften the last 1/4 cup butter.
Gradually incorporate the liver mixture into the butter.
Mix in the brandy and add salt and pepper to taste.
Pack into containers and press waxed paper or plastic wrap onto the top of the paste.
Refrigerate at least 4 hours before serving.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1134 Calories from Fat 700
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 79 g121.7%
Saturated Fat 43 g215%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 1727.1 mg575.7%
Sodium 2684.9 mg111.9%
Total Carbohydrates 19 g6.5%
Dietary Fiber 4.1 g16.4%
Sugars 9.2 g
Protein 80 g159.1%
Vitamin A 1049.7% Vitamin C 199%
Calcium 16.8% Iron 248%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Date & Thyme - Help Yourself
Serves meat, vegan options available. Veggie friendly cafe, juice bar, and market Help Yourself rebranded (same owner). Offers veg choices in breakfast, wraps, bowls, salads, beverages, grab-n-go. Beverages include fresh juices, smoothies, wheat grass shots, and herbal tea. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-6:00pm.
Category: Vegan-friendly, American, International, Organic, Juice bar, Take-out, Non-veg
Reviews (25)First Review by Lisa
Great spot for vegan food! - Edit
Loved this little cafe/health food shop! The store has lots of terrific vegan and hard to find items, and the cafe serves some terrific breakfast and lunch items. We sat outside and drank our coffee and ate avocado toast while watching the family of chickens strolling around the outdoor seating area. Great smoothies too!!
Pros: Outdoor seating, Live chickens to pet! (Wild, not caged), Great coffee!
Cons: Limited seating at busy times
AWESOMENESS! - Edit
I usually pack my own food when traveling to make sure that I can eat well, but Date & Thyme makes that unnecessary for me to do when in Key West. If I lived there, this would be THE PLACE for me to shop for all of my needs! They have it all, and a very friendly and accommodating staff as well. A cafe with great nourishing choices, a little store but BIG on variety of all sorts of things.. Organic fresh Produce, fresh juices, and snacks, gourmet Vegan cheeses, Raw Foods, Protein Powders, they have done a great job of including many necessary staples into a small place. Being on an island has not stopped them from offering many great things. A nice outdoor courtyard in which to enjoy your meal with the Roosters as well! This is the BEST and HEALTHIEST place to eat in all of Key West.
Pros: Great Variety of many staples
Best Go-To! - Edit
I just stayed in KW and went every morning for coffee and breakfast. Decent prices. Extensive menu clearly labels everything vegan or gluten-free. Coffee is great. Also EXCELLENT outdoor seating, very comfortable. Staff very friendly recommended several other restaurants for dietary restrictions on the island. Store is great, a lot of specialty items, refrigerated and essentials. Makes their own coconut milk.
Pros: GREAT outdoor seating, Friendly Staff, Excellent Coffee
Yummy vegan lunch - Edit
Very friendly staff and food is good. I tried the hummus wrap and the Indian Summer Salad. Both good, but the salad was superb.
Pros: many vegan items, all well marked, food is delicious
Cons: only open 8 am to 4 pm
changed name - Edit
They've changed their name. Now called 'Date and Thyme ' Same owners. Same delicious food and flavor.
great food, friendly place - Edit
Stopped there few minuted before closing and still was able to get some food and eat. Nice seating outside. Food was delicious. Lots of vegan options. Please recently changed decor/menu and name. little store inside for food and snacks.
Warm and friendly service, lots of Vegan options. - Edit
Great service and friendly atmosphere. A few dishes with tuna, eggs and cheese, otherwise about 80% of menu is Vegan. Right next door to where I was staying at NYAH hostel. Limited options here in Key West so this was a welcome find!
Updated from previous review on Saturday December 26, 2015
Pros: Excellent food, Friendly Staff, All ethically sourced and organic
Cons: Above average prices, Cafe section closes at 4pm
Super! - Edit
We bought snacks from the market and then lunch here in preparation for the 4-hour ferry trip to Fort Myers Beach. Lunch special was a vegan Indian plate - very good. We also liked that everything was very clearly labelled: vegan, vegetarian, gluten free.
Pros: Market, lots of choice, friendly
Great vegan breakfast option! - Edit
We enjoyed this place on our short stay in key west. It's hard to find good vegan breakfast options. They serve their entire menu all day long so you have access to breakfast and lunch options throughout the day. I had the bagel with cashew cream cheese, avocado, tomato and sprouts and it was delicious! They also have gluten free options (I added the gluten free sriracha!) I also got a side of their homeamade coconut yogurt and a macchiato. They have several vegan milk options: soy, almond, and coconut! Cute place with delicious food!
Pros: nice vibe, friendly staff, great food
Cons: price
Good place to stop by - Edit
Food is good. Had the oatmeal, very filling. Lots of stuff to buy in the market from chocolate to ready made meals. The food served looked good and the smoothies were funky. I had the greens and it tasted great. Staff nice enough.
Pros: original stuff to buy, tasty food
Cons: little room to sit and it's outside
fantastic place - Edit
My husband and I are both vegan and recently traveled to Key West to run the Half Marathon that was just held in January. So we were looking for a good food place to eat that was healthy. This cafe was excellent place to eat for lunch. I had a great smoothie with a wrap loaded with very flavorful veggies and pesto. There were quite a bit of options for us. The store was very quaint and had everything that one would need. The service was excellent and everyone was very friendly. Very unique place where seating is only outside. I would recommend this to anyone who visits there.
Pros: great menu, excellent smoothies and juices, friendly staff
Cons: no seating inside
5 stars!!!! - Edit
I was lucky enough to stay right next door this spring when visiting! So amazing I will be back. I ate so many amazing things there.
Pros: good asmosphere, great vegan food, nice little grocery
yogurt parfait and PB and J bagel - Edit
Coconut yogurt parfait was great! Lots of fresh fruit and home-made granola. PB was really great on the warm bagel. Runny and delicious! We have been twice and will def go back!
Pros: organic, nondairy choices
Favorite place in Key West - Edit
I loved this place so much that I went there twice in one day! I had the vegan French toast for breakfast and it was probably the best French toast of my life. The bagel with cashew cheese and tomato and avocado was also very good. We returned later for a frozen coffee smoothie and fruit smoothie (both made with organic ingredients). This place is just superb. Everything is environmentally friendly and recyclable. They even make their own coconut milk. We are outside around their plant gardens- beautiful and cozy! This place is casual, quaint, and the real deal. Will be back!
fresh and delicious - Edit
We stopped in for lunch while visiting the island and were quite pleased. The food is organic, fresh and delicious. We got the purple jungle smoothie, TLT wrap and coconut curry with tempeh. Yum! We were told the menu is vegan by default unless there is chicken or fish specifically mentioned in the description. The seating is outside around produce planters. Nice green atmosphere that extends to their eco disposable utensils and recycling containers. There's a little store attached as well with produce, pantry and refrigerated items. Unfortunately, there is meat, dairy and eggs next to the vegan items. Overall, a good place to stop, but it would be nice if the green theme extended to being all vegan.
Pros: lots of vegan options, green and organic, nice staff
Cons: not all vegan
Felt full and healthy - Edit
We found this place for lunch and enjoyed the food. We both had the Super Spinach ( I also had the soup of the day - very filling) and it tasted very, very good. The staff is friendly and the seating was a bit awkward as we kind of sat around planters but nevertheless interesting for lunch. A good spot, try it out.
Pros: Great tasting food, Healthy food, Not too expensive
Excellent!! All around top notch place - Edit
The owner Charley is so kind and generous, the food is delish! It just smells healthy. Awesome tasting too! Highly recommend this place. I would give it 5 stars, but the system won't let me!
Pros: taste, generous, preparation
Cons: none
Tasty Healthy Food - Edit
My husband and I were here earlier this year when visiting Florida and lucky for us Help Yourself was there to save the day when we were hungry.
We both ordered the Coconut Curry and it was SO delicious. Their brown rice and quinoa are very good too. I liked how fresh everything was and it was not greasy.
We're into raw and weren't really thrilled by the raw menu since it's essentially the same dishes every restaurant offers and it's all nut based. So we always opt for fruits or vegetable based dishes instead of nut dishes.
If we every come back to Key West we'll be back.
Their strawberry lemonade was also very good.
I wish I could give 5 cows, but happy cow refuses to let you if a place is not all Vegetarian...
Why? All the food is vegetarian to start with!
Pros: healthy food, tasty and fresh
Cons: small, sit outside
Enjoyed breakfasts - Edit
Small, environmentally-responsible restaurant. We enjoyed eating vegan breakfasts here while on vacation. Not a large selection of vegan options.
Delicious - Edit
I live in Key West and I am consistently pleased when I visit Help Yourself. The thai noodles made of jicama instead of noodles are great as is the veg taco salad with almond cream instead of sour cream. Their ice cream is good too!
This is THE Go-To Place in Key West - Edit
So I was skeptical when I saw that they served chicken, eggs and such other items that were not vegetarian, let alone vegan. That said, I've been here every single day since coming to Key West.
They use fresh, organic ingredients, delicious healthy flavor combinations, and nearly every item on the menu can be made-to-order for vegetarians and vegan.
Their Key West Coconut Curry Nourishing Bowl was lightly flavored and has a delicious, savory combination of coconut with curry and lime. I came back for the "Korean BBQ Chicken" but had them substitute Tempeh for the Chicken (all meat items can be substituted or left out). YUMMMM!!! So filling and well spiced but not too spicy. Delicious!
Their Chocolate Buzz Smoothie was really rich in cacao and not too heavy.
I have been here every day of my vacation so far and plan to hit it a few more times before going home. I wish we had one just like this back east.
Pros: Vegan/Vegetarian Options, Organic/Healthy foods, quick, friendly service
Cons: No indoor eating area
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This place definitely had more going on than any of the shops off of Duval Street. The menu was exciting and it seems like the people who own it care to make a difference in food service - more of the outdoor linear space seemed dedicated to composting than consuming. The wrap I tried was alright, though the price seemed high. Everything does cost a little bit more in the Keys due to land values & transportation costs. I will definitely be back.
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I visited once for dinner during my Key West visit. vegan friendly, although NOT STRICTLY VEGETARIAN. Outdoor picnic table seating. I had a veg wrap that with some unusual veggies that was delicious.
Pros: Good food, Friendly, varied menu
Cons: Serves meat and fish
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we were very pleased to have breakfast here - a vegan cremecheese bagel and something i seem to remember as vegan pancakes with butter and bananas.
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Absolutely wonderful little place! There are a few tables outside to sit at, but I think it's mostly a take-out/delivery place. The staff is really friendly and helpful, especially if you're vegan. All the sauces are vegan and just about everything on the menu is vegan, except a few meat dishes. They have a farmer's market on Sundays too!
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Cons: Not much seating
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This trip was amazing! We had a private van take us to the Vineyard which was such a nice surprise. The driver was so friendly and catered to our needs. He stopped so that we could take pictures of the mountainside. He took pictures of us. He then waited while we did the tour. The gentleman that gave us the tour of the vineyard was fantastic. We had a nice private tour followed by wine, cheese and meats that are paired with the wines. He explained to us the history of the vineyard and how wine is made. He also taught us how to taste and smell the wine. We then stopped off at a gelato shop on our way back.This was one of our favorite parts of the trip! All of the staff was so friendly :
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54 Ly Van Phuc Stress, Tan Dinh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam,
Tastefully appointed, comfortable, and clean restaurant. Most menu items are vegan but a few have dairy ingredients: Vietnamese cuisine, western style pasta, soups and porridge, hot pots. Has Wi-Fi. Dining on two floors, with room for large parties on both floors. Open Mon-Sun for all meals.
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I loved the idea of an organic vegetarian restaurant and went there with high hopes for a great dinner.
The room is very brightly lit with electric light and the decorations have not been thought to be cosy or create a nice atmosphere.. It felt like a place where you eat really quickly and leave, and that is never my aim. I like to enjoy my food.
I ordered fresh spring rolls which were very nice. My main dish was too spicy, and the next one I had to order was too salty. So I wasnt impressed.. Will not be going there again, unfortunately..
Pros: friendly staff, english speaking manager
Cons: not cosy, strange chairs
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We visited this restaurant in August 2014 with 5 persons. Together, we ordered app. 10-12 different dishes to share. All of the food tasted alright, nothing special though. Maybe I expected too much from the reviews and the high prices, but truely I was slightly disappointed that the taste wasn't that great, despite the fact that it was frequented by Vietnamese celebrities. The attentive service, fairly clean toilet and the quiet ambience made up for the food somewhat. Another good point is that some vegetables and plants are grown in their own garden. Other than that, I don't know where the other alimentaries come from. In total, we paid app.1.5 mio VND. I don't think that we'll come back here.
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Cons: High prices
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The tofu claypot I ordered was fairly average, nothing to write home about, but the lemongrass + honey iced tea was very tasty. Menu had quite an extensive selection of mainly Vietnamese style dishes and it all seemed reasonably priced.
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Updated from previous review on Wednesday July 30, 2014
Pros: Central location, Good iced tea, Reasonably priced
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Do NOT ever go to "The Organic" restaurant in 54 Ly Van Phuc.
Expensive, I ordered braised mushrooms with tofu and they only brought me this miserable clay pot of mushrooms (no tofu anywhere) which I can fill a small bowl. So so salty (here u can feel how much MSG do they use even if in their webpage they are proud of themselves for being an organic anf healthy restaurant) and something that really annoys me is that there is one guy of the staff who is standed just innfront of me. Controling or whatever. Ugh!!!! This things make me angry grrr.
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It's really hard to eat vegetarian in Vietnam, and when visiting in-laws, they drag me to meat restaurant after meat restaurant, so the first time I was alone for a meal, I tried this, and everything was absolutely delicious! The fried rice was amazing, and the tofu sate had just the right amount of spiciness. The fruit shake was good, too. I will be returning tomorrow.
Cons: Place could use a coat of paint.
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We enjoyed this restaurant so much we went back during our short stay in Saigon. The restaurant is aesthetically designed and clean. The service is excellent and the menu lists a wide variety of dishes. The food was very good indeed.
Pros: Excellent food, Friendly and professional staff, Pleasant atmosphere
Cons: Needs more non-fake meat dishes
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We loved this place. Great atmosphere (we sat out front in the garden) and friendly staff. English menu with a huge selection. We ordered the Thai style vermicelli which was excellent, also had several stir frys that were fresh and tasty. They also do beautiful fresh juice.
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The building that houses this restaurant is of the older french-style architecture, so it has quite a romantic feel about it. The owner is very friendly, and the staff are helpful. I had braised eggplant with cashews, which was very tasty and just enough to feel satisfied. The menu had a variety of different kinds of dishes, both asian and western, though I can't comment on the quality of the western fare. The coconut and pineapple juice I had was lovely too. I'd recommend this place as a nice, atmospheric, yet casual dining experience.
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