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|Ripe avocados
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|Lemon juice
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|Cottage cheese
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|Green onion
|Chili sauce
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|Lettuce leaves
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|Pitted olives
Peel and seed avocados; mash until creamy.
Add lemon juice, salt, pepper, cottage cheese, green onion and chili sauce; blend well.
Blanch tomatoes; remove skins.
Place tomatoes on end; cut into eighths, slicing almost to bottom.
Spread petals gently; arrange tomatoes on lettuce leaves.
Fill each with guacamole; sprinkle paprika on top.
Garnish with pitted ripe olives.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2587 Calories from Fat 1627
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 194 g298.4%
Saturated Fat 30.5 g152.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 48 mg16%
Sodium 2407.7 mg100.3%
Total Carbohydrates 168 g56%
Dietary Fiber 95 g379.9%
Sugars 55.5 g
Protein 91 g182.9%
Vitamin A 290.3% Vitamin C 460.1%
Calcium 71.1% Iron 61.8%
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Ideal for securing bags while traveling, this Silver Luggage Lock with Keys features a petite light silver lock with a set of identical keys on a ring. Lock measures approximately 1.4" long x 1" wide. Comes packaged in a blister pack.Household Supplies / Travel & Luggage Accessories
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Ever since it introduced Visual Basic .Net some six years ago, Microsoft has been striving to have developers jump the VB6 wagon and onto the .Net one. Being a VB6er myself I can sympathize with all those who still find it difficult to do so.
Migrating VB6 code to VB .Net is at best, a helluva task. Especially if you were like me, everything in one EXE file. No DLLs, no business logic and no stored procedures. In other words no logical architecture of any kind. All SQL statements where adhoc (inline SQL statements) which means amongst other things poor performance and almost no security whatsoever.
I started with VB3 as an amateur and things kinda evolved from there. Proper solution design was not something to look for in an application. Does it work? Does it do the job? Performance and security came in at a distant second.
The truth of the matter lies in realizing that VB .Net is NOT the same language as VB6. It looks the same, tastes the same but isn't the same at all. In my opinion it is, almost always, best to rewrite the entire application. But that is not always feasible. Some of these applications have been years in the making, with literally thousands and thousands of man hours in the making.
Microsoft realizes that and have therefore introduced the 'Visual Basic Power Packs', later herein VBPP. Officially 'Power Packs are free Add-Ins, Controls, Components, and Tools for you to use with Visual Basic 2005 to make developing great applications even easier.' In simple English, they're new tools to ease the transition from VB6 to .Net. To sort of, phase in the transition. To create a familiar environment for VB6ers, one that was alienated by Visual Studio 2002 and 2003.
VBPP includes the 'Microsoft Interop Forms Toolkit' which allows you to open .Net forms in VB6 applications, thus 'instead of upgrading the entire code base, (VB6) applications can now be extended one form at a time'. VBPP also includes the 'Microsoft Printer Compatibility Library' which 'allows projects that used the Printer and Printers Collection in Visual Basic 6.0 to be upgraded without having to re-write your printing logic'.
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Impacts of Personality on Herding in Financial Decision-Making
Experimental analyses have identified significant tendencies for individuals to follow herd decisions, a finding which has been explained using Bayesian principles of statistical inference. This paper outlines the results from a herding task designed to extend these analyses. Empirically, we estimate logistic functions using panel fixed effect estimation techniques to quantify the impact of herd decisions on individuals' decisions about whether or not to buy a financial asset. We confirm that there are statistically significant propensities to herd and that social information about others' decisions has an impact on individuals' decisions. We extend these findings by identifying associations between herding propensities and individual characteristics such as gender, age and specific personality traits including impulsivity and venturesomeness.
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It's not often that you hear one of the world's biggest brands saying sorry, but Pepsico was forced to apologise last week for an illjudged social media campaign that has kicked up one of the biggest advertising storms of the year and highlighted the perils of social media engagement.
Pepsico's problems all began with an iPhone application that was launched in the US this month. The app, for Pepsico's Amp energy drink, is so damn blokey that it ignores – insults, even – half of Pepsico's customers: women. For a mainstream marketer targeting a cross-gender audience, it's a pretty basic error.
The offending app, called "Amp up before you score", is designed as an aid to help blokes pull girls. It's a sort ofmating-game toolkit. It conveniently categorises women into 24 types (from Aspiring Actress to Treehugger), with handy chat-up notes for each type. The guys can then catalogue their conquests, add them to their Brag List and flaunt their triumphs (names, dates, any other interesting details) on social networking sites such as Facebook.
Perhaps you can see why Pepsico (with one eye closed) might think its app was a good idea. Amp is targeting a youth audience, and young consumers are harder to reach than ever through traditional media channels. Social media is their manor. And mobile phone applications can be a branded utility that allows advertisers to be useful to their tech-hungry customers.
So how about an app that helps blokes woo girls? Must be a good idea, right, because it's been done before (though better and more appropriately) by Axe/Lynx. Bartle Bogle Hegarty's splendid "Get in There" application for the pubescent male deodorant brand won plenty of industry plaudits.
But unlike Axe, Amp isn't a clearly targeted male brand. And inviting guys to boast about their conquests across social media channels has inflamed those who see the whole concept as insulting to women. Cue a backlash that ran riot across industry and consumer blogs.
Pepsico's response was perhaps the most interesting thing about the whole farrago, though. It said sorry on Twitter: "Our app tried 2 show the humorous lengths guys go 2 pick up women.
Weapologise if it's in bad taste & appreciate your feedback." And then it linked the apology to a hashtag called "pepsifail".
Now, apologising is one thing. Openly admitting to failure is another. And by perpetuating the pepsifail feed, Pepsico spread the controversy well beyond Amp, drawing its other brands into the row.
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Perhaps the Pepsico team got carried away on the crest of a new media trend ("The answer's an app, now what's the question?"). It happens.
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Looking at options trading activity among components of the Russell 3000 index, there is noteworthy activity today in Weight Watchers International, Inc. , where a total volume of 5,940 contracts has been traded thus far today, a contract volume which is representative of approximately 594,000 underlying shares (given that every 1 contract represents 100 underlying shares).
The JV, called Mealtime Stories, will focus on health ready-to-eat refrigerated products.
Investors in Weight Watchers International, Inc. saw new options begin trading today, for the March 17th expiration.
WTW is in a tug of war between news stories and short-sellers.
In trading on Thursday, shares of Weight Watchers International, Inc. crossed above their 200 day moving average of $11.91, changing hands as high as $12.07 per share.
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Mr Deakins has bagged his 12th Oscar nomination for his work on the Angelina Jolie film Unbroken.
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The film was released in 2012 and was Aardman's first 3-D stop-motion film.
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And the ISOs leak! TREASON!
Separately, the U.S. administration confirmed it would convene a meeting on 18 February to discuss tackling the global fight against Islamic extremism.
Which is entering YEAR 15 at LEAST (does blowing up aspirin factories in Sudan by Clintonian Cruise Missile count?). I suspect this means more droning of weddings, Loya Jirgas and suspicious meetings of dangerous children, and possibly double taps to get red crescent workers.
Not enough blowback yet? Apparently not. Where is my "change" btw?
Note that the US needs more drone operators, they are actually planning to pay bonuses to attract more of the
armchair warriorsstarship operators.
We are far gone and going deeper fast.
Didn't take the spineless molluscs very long to pull the only stunt that their hindbrains can still generate.
How are Ukraine and Lybia coming btw? More 100% Euro-Successes that will blow in our faces like overcooked pastrami. Don't even mention the Euro-destroying Draghi on the economics front.
It means:
1) "Bubble blowout soon, fellow CES explorer!!"
2) "Oh really, when?"
3) ....
If suspect a few Reg-critical commentariat contributions as to the general tone of the Reg-issued article felt as being needlessly dismissive of the BBC contribution to general consumer device knowledge fell under the wrath of a passing moderator?
I am not sure how to feel about this?
Energy density of a low-end battery: 360 kJ/kg
Mass of a battery 100g => 36kJ in that battery
Charging time: 60s => 600W go through the wireless interface?
If We Only Spent All the Money, Then Everyone Would Be Prosperous!
On the front of today's New York Times business section is a remarkable—or should I say remarkably unremarkable—news article whose entire premise, unchallenged in the course of 1,341 words and input from 10 sources, is that more government spending is a very good thing because it leads to more government jobs and therefore helps the economy. Hooray! (...)
Credit where it's due: As government-spending euphemisms go, "preserving the wow factor" is surely in the Top 20...
I have only four questions for the NYT and those who agree with its premise that the more government spends, the more prosperous we are:
1) Why were states not measurably more prosperous after increasing government spending by more than 80 percent in real terms between 2003 and 2007?
2) Between the time of Bill Clinton's last submitted budget of $1.8 trillion, and Barack Obama's first submitted budget of $3.6 trillion, did the average American become more or less prosperous?
3) The United States after World War II, Canada in the 1990s, and Australia in the 1980s all became significantly more prosperous—despite ample warnings to the contrary—after cutting, not increasing, government spending. Wha' happen?
4) Is there a ceiling on what percentage of GDP the government should account for, and if so why should there be one, and where should it be?
Hitch your bandwagon onto this Japanese Company Event. There are a few billion in freshly printed subsidies in the air and voters to be seduced with random promises.
What the hell, what the hell, what the hell?
A dicarbon molecule is blasted off the comet surface by solar radiation. At that point the molecule has a kinetic energy larger than or equal to the mean kinetic energy of a molecule of a container of dicarbon at 3650°C. As this is a "no pressure" environment where kinetic energy is likely to be retained instead of being exchanged with nearby molecules, it will most likely wander off into interplanetary spaces instead of cool off and re-form carbon as it would do in a closed flask in a lab.
There are actually two tails; some explanation here: TAILS
Next you will tell me MBAs are for cargo cultists so challenged that they need the voodoo spelled out for them?
That would make it a layered sanctions cake.
Depending on the missile attack style, there won't be any 11 o'clock news and the NSA will have helped bugger all. And I'm not talking about mythical magic nukes from Iran on top of working launchers, a 100% Only Democracy In The Middle Eastern invention.
"I remain very confident: this was North Korea"
While I assume that the NSA knows its shit (though it would lie mercilessly about anything), this sounds to me like having one foot out the door already. It's going to close soon, leaving people in the rain.
One by-product of that was that they temporarily took down air travellers in Australia. The Altea reservation and departure system run by Amadeus, one of the largest computer travel reservation systems on the planet, couldn't cope and crashed. For 48 minutes, passengers and staff at Qantas and Virgin Australia were thrown back into the 1990s world of manual check-in and delayed flights.
To be used the next time some snide arsehole come on to you and pretends the Y2K effort was all hype and smoke.
Then punch him in the face to set his clock straight.
Yes, but about 15 people died because of a cartoon being published, didn't they?
So the cartoon leap out and bit them to death or what?
Also: Gun control, trollanon. "I don't dial 911, I just dial 357"
So; Google supports needling, taunting and provoking Muslims.
I wonder who is behind this post?
> Luther
A radical. Basically the ISIS guy of back then. Unkorked the demons of religious war. Couple of centuries of pro-cleaning came in his wake. Now can be admired on pictures and as statues.
Luther and even Calvin had no intention of fragmenting Christendom; on the contrary, each set out to reform a unified Christian Church. But the consequences of their revolution was to open Pandora's box. Whereas frictions and heresies had before been either stamped out or accommodated within the Church, now Christianity split apart in literally hundreds of different sects, some quite bizarre, each propounding different theologies, ethics, and prescriptions for social life. ... If reason cannot be used to frame an ethic, this means that Luther and Calvin had to, in essence, throw out natural law, and in doing so, they jettisoned the basic criteria developed over the centuries by which to criticize the despotic actions of the state. Indeed, Luther and Calvin, relying on isolated Biblical passages rather than on an integrated philosophic tradition, opined that the powers that be are ordained of God, and that therefore the king, no matter how tyrannical, is divinely appointed and must always be obeyed ... Thus, on a crucial question which had vexed scholastics for centuries: whether private property is natural or conventional, i.e. merely the product of positive law, Luther was characteristically anti-intellectual. He was not interested in such questions; therefore they were trivial: 'it is vain to mention these things; they cannot be acquired by thought, ...'. As Dr Gary North has commented, 'So much for 1500 years of debate'. All in all, Richard Tawney's assessment of Luther on these matters is perhaps not an overstatement: "Confronted with the complexities of foreign trade and financial organization, or with the subtleties of economic analysis, he [Luther] is like a savage introduced to a dynamo or a steam engine. He is too frightened and angry even to feel curiosity. Attempts to explain the mechanism merely enrage him; he can only repeat that there is a devil in it, and that good Christians will not meddle with the mystery of iniquity."
In: Murray N. Rothbard in "Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought, vol 1" 137ff.
Such is
lifethe human mind.
After what happened in France, Egyptian leader Sisi is critical of Muslims staying silent on the issue of the violence.
...he is presumably VERY critical of Muslims NOT staying silent on the issue of GOVERNMENTAL violence.
Also, they sometimes accidentally the whole skyscraper.
Speaking of which -- The lingering, darkly ominous accusations against Huawai by various Animals of High Couleur are of the same QUALITY TRUTHFULNESS as the accusations against North Korea concerning hacking of an obscure part-japanese company, made by The President Who Was Robbed of His X-Mas Viewing Pleasure and His Extraordinary Three-Letter-Agency Circus.
Can we have some proof? Meanwhile, I will continue to check for NSA deposits in my CRISCO router.
I won't go into stylistically dodgy formulation, but please:
Tetra uses 2w ----> Tetra uses 2W
25KHz ----> 25 kHz
The craft's six 30cm-apeture telescope inserts are helium-cooled to 1.5˚ K. The instruments on board SPIDER include six cameras
It's "aperture", and I feel there is some repetition in the phrasing.
Now stay quiet in that little question of Microsoft data to be exfiled from Ireland.
Also, if you continue to follow our lead on Ukraine, there will be a nice doggie treat for you at the end. Or not.
This guy is from Microsoft.
Microsoft makes a living from billing customers to do the tests for them.
End of discussion.
Correct. Also, unlike what this clown on stage believes, it is not about testing, even if they are called unit tests. It's about specifications.
Course, I would like my specifications to be Dijkstra-airtight and not depend on random examples to be verified against, but you get the Zimmer frames that you can in this "industry". Better than nothing, until Lamport's TLA+ or similar things get acceptance.
Meijer also managed to include a jab or two at Microsoft, his former employer
Thumbs down? Sounds like targets for pieces of metal measuring 5.56mm in diameter are dropping by?
SCIENCE! For the good of all of us.
Please explain exactly why you use Pastebin for this instead of proper tooling.
The last time this happened, the Amadeus airline booking system , Hadoop and Linux servers around the world struck trouble, probably because they weren't set up to cope with the extra second.
Rather because nobody can be bothered to check the assumption, read the specs, think things through (true?) then test before shitting code into production.
"Coburn's dossier notes that the DHS bagged $61bn"
Fuck me, those luxury mansion pools must be VAST.
Considering that the Department of Heimland Sicherheit was created by Bush as a super-bureaucracy layer on top of the bureaucracy layers of the TLAs that had utterly failed prior to 9/11 with the sole justificiation of doling out the dollars rolling off the printing presses after the post-Greenspan-Bubble pop, I would say: "Mission Accomplished".
Well one of you can spot a joke.
"Verily, my retardation was all an act!"
But does HMRC pursuit ships able to do the Kessel Run in less than 20 parsecs?
single-handedly unbalencing trade routes
What, like imposing sanctions against nominal partners when you feel like it and things like Merry Kerry visiting Saudi Brutalia just before the oil price drops?
It's just a shrimp.
...luckily without Jesus.
Bacterial mats on my dead planet? Its more likely than you think!
"I have very high confidence in that attribution."
Unfortunately the à priori probability of a govt official being right or actually telling the truth is so low right now that its multiplicative factor drags the gentleman's high confidence straight into the shitter.
Especially when the FBI is involved as these are they guys bragging about discovering terrorist plots that they themselves incited.
Luckily we went to the Moon a bit earlier.
"Yeah Neil, can you switch to camera #2 ... why did you hit Abort? OMG!!"
Please tell me this bullshit would have been spotted by an intern working for free to get company brownie points, pumping the code through Sonar one bored afternoon.
Well, you CAN buy a keyfob for AWS access.
Woah, 3 thumbs down. I wonder why? Guess the general level of interest in interesting IT has gone down the toilet and has finally arrived in the web circle of hell, populated by zombies emitting noises like "Hurrr AJAX WIDGET Durrrr". Oh well.
Designed by Miles Bennett Dyson.
Now in your Caliphate-cleaning Cyberdyne T101.
The future. It happens while you read.
Would be a good occasion to hack something up.
Must be one of Lord Blair's recommendations.
I've no idea what this is doing in the Reg.
Not producing orgasm, evidently.
El Reg: A staid webzine for the discerning public.
Always that schoolyard bully canned marketo-quote. Right up there with "all options on the table" (except the genital ones I suppose) and "at the time of our choosing".
One could simply pick up the phone instead.


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Saturday, November 2, 2013
Asuka Hybrid Chapter 10
Aww hell yeah! Asuka Hybrid Chapter 10
But don't get too excited. This release will just leave you blue-balled for more.... Quite simply, the Asuka Hybrid Chapter 11-19 raws are no where to be found.
So what can you do to help? Well, nothing, unless you know the Chinese scans groups that did AH already. If you can find the original Japanese raws for Ch.11-19 from them, let me know. Otherwise, Asuka Hybrid is already dropped (again)...
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Well that a shame that can be find the rest of the chapters, but thank you for the hard work!ReplyDelete
Android app for it apparently. Seems legit, but I dunno how to download or use it and stuff. Hopefully you guys can do something with it cause I really want to finish this damn series after 3 years ;A;
I have the raws for chapter 20-23 if that helps at all.ReplyDelete
Alot of the people have the raws for 20-23 as it was hosted online for a very brief time.ReplyDelete
but seriously. 4 years o.o
I'm willing to pay real money for the raw volumes if someone can give me a website to buy from (english or foreign website, it doesn't to me which)ReplyDelete
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2016 and it's still no updates :(ReplyDelete
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Ever since peer-to-peer lending emerged as the new big fashion in finance, the people involved have been wondering what would happen when one of the lenders failed.
Would there be a public or political backlash? Would the regulator become much tougher and risk stifling innovation? How would the crash be handled and the mess cleared up?
Well, we may be about to find out. Though no public statements have been made, the industry is buzzing with rumours that there is a peer-to-peer company in trouble.
The sums are not large in the greater scheme of things because it is one of the smaller of the 100 or so firms in the business and operating under Financial Conduct Authority regulation that is in trouble, but it is a test nevertheless.
There seems to be a desire, if not a consensus, in the industry that the failing firm should be rescued for the good of the reputation of everyone else. This approach is reminiscent of the way larger building societies would always quietly absorb weaker members if they got into trouble through too many bad loans, or more often because those in charge had been helping themselves to the cash.
"Unlike a bank, they are not in the front line if the loan does not get repaid. The customer is."
And though these rescues could not be done entirely behind closed doors, it was unusual for any publicity to be sought for the real reasons behind them.
The publicity issue is apparently central to the present debate.
One group suggests that the failing firm should be quietly taken over and the whole episode swept under the carpet so that no one outside the business is any the wiser and life can go on as before.
The other group says that the regulator should be seen to organise a rescue by a white knight with all the attendant publicity because this would demonstrate that the industry is growing up and has the will to deal responsibly with problems.
The other aspect of having the rescue in public is that it might provide a timely reminder to the public who want to put money into these vehicles not to get too carried away. It is probably true that the peer-to-peer lenders' risk is spread because they have only a small slice of a lot of loans and they won't lose all their money because all the companies won't go bust at the same time. It is also true, however, that peer-to-peer embraces the same principle that lies behind securitisation — in that the person who takes the initial decision on whether the borrower is creditworthy — the platform — is not actually lending his or her own money.
This means that, unlike a bank, they are not in the front line if the loan does not get repaid. The customer is.
It also means that it is virtually impossible for the individual lender to do due diligence on all those seeking to borrow the money — although the growth of professionally run lending funds goes some way to solve this problem.
The Government has a major interest in all this because it has (rightly in my view) been a cheerleader for peer-to-peer lending and is working on proposals that have the potential to provide a huge boost to all forms of non-bank finance.
Having tried, with limited success, to force banks to increase lending to small businesses, it is now focusing on what is called mandatory referral, which means that if a bank decides to say "no" to a customer, it is then obliged to refer the business to one of the alternative lenders that might be able to supply the necessary funds.
This could potentially provide a huge boost to the alternative sector. It is estimated that between 250,000 and 500,000 small firms have a loan request turned down every year.
So if only one in 10 actually followed through on referral, it could create up to 50,000 new leads a year. But it does raise the question of who the customers will actually be referred to.
It would be invidious for the Government to force the banks to channel all this potential business to a chosen few among alternative direct lenders because it would be crippling for those not on the list. But conversely, there are not that many intermediaries and brokers who are completely open to all the market and who could cope with this volume.
That said, it remains a good idea. Conrad Ford — the founder of Funding Options, a pioneer in providing an online advisory and guidance service for people seeking small business loans — says a lot of those initially rejected by the banks could indeed be helped.
His firm acts as a broker linking loan applicants to crowdfunders, challenger banks, leasing firms, invoice financiers, property-based lenders or whatever provides the best answer.
In his experience, the big funding gap is for firms seeking working capital finance of between £10,000 and £50,000, and he adds that such money can be found for around 60% of every 1000 firms of this size turned down by a bank.
In practice, however, the take-up is significantly lower than this: only between 10% and 20% actually come through. What happens is that a large number of people, when they are finally offered the money, decide not to take it because they do not like the terms.
It might be too expensive; they think that it is too great a risk to put their house on the line as security; they worry that they are simply pouring good money after bad.
The list of alternatives is also another reminder that peer-to-peer is only one alternative source among many, and despite its stellar growth, still only a relatively small part.
Much of the additional lending to SMEs comes from challenger banks such as Shawbrook and Aldermore and from a growing breed of special-purpose loan providers that are in effect pools of funds provided by investing institutions. How active these will be when the business cycle turns down remains to be seen.
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Hungary's far right is gaining groundIn Hungary the centre-right Fidesz party won the first round of last Sunday's Parliamentary election by a landslide. The final round, on 25 April, will simply finalise the exact number of seats. The other 'winners' of the election were a far-right party Jobbik, which came a remarkable third, and will enter Parliament for the first time. Nick Thorpe reports from Budapest on who they are, and what they want.The advertising campaign that went sourLawyers in Athens say they are pursuing a criminal case against a Swedish firm which has used the image of an elderly Greek man to sell Turkish yoghurt.They claim that the photograph is an insult and a misuse of personal data and that the chief executive of the Swedish company could face 10 years in jail. From Athens Malcolm Brabant reports.The poetic side of EU President van RompuyThe EU's first President, Herman van Rompuy, has been criticized for being bland and boring since he was selected for the bloc's top job at the end of last year.But he's certainly making a name for himself in the more esoteric world of poetry. This week, he published an anthology of his haikus. These are unrhymed verses consisting of just 17 syllables, a format which originated in Japan. And the critics are agreed - van Rompuy's haikus stand out. Our correspondent John Laurenson has the detailsAnother milestone in Northern IrelandThis week Northern Ireland took a major step forward in the peace process after electing its own justice minister. The majority of lawmakers in the Belfast parliament voted for David Ford, the leader of the cross community liberal Alliance Party. His election marks the final step in Northern Ireland's devolution process from London. 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This linen cloth is believed by many Christians to have been wrapped around the body of Jesus Christ at his burial. It bears the image of a crucified man. The Shroud has been kept at Turin's Cathedral since 1574 and opportunities for the public to see it are rare. But it's now on display until May 23rd and around 2 million visitors are expected to travel to Turin. But as Helen Seeney reports, the debate over whether it's genuine goes on.Railing against the EU's liberalisation of passenger trafficThis week transport trade unions descended on the European Railway Agency in Lille, protesting against what they see as an ill-fated attempt by the EU to liberalise passenger traffic. Since January European rail operators have been allowed to compete for passenger routes in all EU countries, challenging powerful state-run companies such as Germany's Deutsche Bahn and SNCF in France. The model was pioneered by the UK, where British Rail was nationalised in 1994. 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2)Reduce the heat and simmer for 10 minutes.
3)In a bowl, mix Milkmaid Sweetened Condensed Milk, sooji, maida, water and baking powder.
4)Let it stand for 10 to 15 minutes.
5)Very finely crumble the paneer and put it into the sooji mixture. Mix well.
6)In a frying pan, heat oil.
7)Drop 2 tablespoons of batter in to the oil. Let it form a small, flat malpua about 2 to 3 inches in diameter.
8)Deep fry till the malpuas are browned on both sides and turn crisp around the edges.
9)Drain the oil and remove from pan.
10)Soak the malpua in sugar syrup.
11)Remove the malpua from the sugar syrup and serve hot.
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Calories 6386 Calories from Fat 4184
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 474 g728.5%
Saturated Fat 68.1 g340.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 53.2 mg17.7%
Sodium 399.6 mg16.7%
Total Carbohydrates 518 g172.7%
Dietary Fiber 6.6 g26.3%
Sugars 378.9 g
Protein 39 g78.9%
Vitamin A 8.3% Vitamin C 6.1%
Calcium 53% Iron 27.2%
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In downtown Gardiner, the roaring Cobbossee Stream caused Maine DOT engineers to worry about the safety of two bridges: the Water Street bridge and the Route 201 bridge on Bridge Street.
The state monitors water level on more than a hundred critical bridges, using color-coded placards. Engineers say they worry about rushing water undermining the foundations of older bridges like the two in Gardiner. If stream levels read the red mark on the gauge, they say closing the bridge becomes a real possibility.
Two Gardiner businesses, the A-1 Diner and Dennis' Pizza, are located right on the end of the Route 201 bridge, and the owners of those businesses were very worried about the possibility of closure. Both said it would cost them customers.
As the tide on the Kennebec River rose Monday afternoon, the MDOT did close the Water Street bridge, but decided to keep the Route 201 bridge open.
Engineers say they will keep watch on Cobbossee Stream overnight, and particularly at the next high tide, scheduled for sometime after 3:00 AM. The Water Street bridge will remain closed until at least Tuesday morning, when the DOT can evaluate it again.


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The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty showed a nice rebound in late trade on Friday led by outstanding performance by SBI in fourth quarter numbers and sharp recovery in rupee from record low to near previous close. However, the global markets stayed under pressure due to eurozone concerns and weak US data.
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The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty showed a nice rebound in late trade on Friday led by outstanding performance by SBI in fourth quarter numbers and sharp recovery in rupee from record low to near previous close. However, the global markets stayed under pressure due to eurozone concerns and weak US data.
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The Indian rupee too bounced back quite smartly to 54.56 a dollar from record low of 54.89 a dollar, but still down 9 paise from previous close of 54.47 a dollar. Currency has fallen due to sliding euro and other Asian currencies due to Eurozone turmoil.
European markets were off day's low at the time of closing of Indian equities; France's CAC and Germany's DAX were down 0.2% while Britain's FTSE fell 0.9%. Asian markets were down 1-3% at close. Spike in German government bond yields to record lows, rising US dollar, downgrade Greece by Fitch and bank crisis in Spain dampened investors' sentiment globally.
Back home, country's largest lender State Bank of India rallied 5% after better than expected net profit of Rs 4,050 crore for the fourth quarter of FY12 as against Rs 21 crore a year ago, aided by higher interest income and lower provisioning for non-performing loans. Analysts on average had expected profit at Rs 3,580 crore. Net non-performing asset (NPA) ratio declined to 1.82% as against 2.22% in the October-December quarter while the gross NPA ratio fell from 4.61% to 4.44% during the same period.
Private sector lenders ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank gained 2.26% and 0.93%, respectively. Yes Bank, UCO Bank, IDBI Bank, DCB and Syndicate Bank too moved up 1.6-3%.
Technology stocks too turned positive towards the close; Infosys and Wipro rose over 0.5% while rival TCS was flat. In midcap space, Mahindra Satyam (post strong numbers in Q4) and KPIT Cummins jumped 6% (gained 56% in a month post Q4 numbers and strong outlook).
Index heavyweight and oil & gas producer Reliance Industries rose 0.5% while state-owned ONGC was up 1%.
FMCG majors ITC and HUL too rebounded quite nicely, rising nearly 2% and 0.6%, respectively.
Among metals and mining stocks, Sterlite Industries, Jindal Steel, Sesa Goa and SAIL gained around 2-4% whereas Tata Steel and Coal India fell 1-1.5%.
Auto stocks were beaten down badly as rising rupee may increase the cost of imports and royalty payment for these companies. Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto and Maruti Suzuki tanked 2.6-4%. Hero Motocorp was down 1% whereas M&M gained 1%.
In the second line shares, aviation stocks witnessed buying interest after CNBC-TV18 reported quoting top government sources that foreign direct investment in aviation sector is in final stages of approval. Kingfisher was up 2.8%, Jet Airways rallied 6.4% and SpiceJet shot up nearly 9%.
Future Capital and Pantaloon Retail surged 5-6% after 2.5 crore equity shares (38.6% equity) of Future Capital changed hands at Rs 129.58/share via block deal.
However, state-owned earthquake equipment manufacturer BEML tumbled 7.5% after the Karnataka police frozen company's bank accounts.
Manappuram Finance was down nearly 4% ahead of fourth quarter numbers of FY12.
Declining shares outnumbered advancing by 1464 to 1232 on the BSE.
For the week; the 30-share BSE Sensex and 50-share NSE Nifty fell around 0.8%.
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While the hockey world waits for the NHL's verdict on the re-submitted contract for LW Ilya Kovalchuk, the New York Post wonders who goes if Kovalchuk stays. The Dallas Stars are thought to be a possible destination for D Bryce Salvador, with Dainius Zubrus – a target we looked at a little Friday – also mentioned. Other possibilities are far more complicated given no-trade-clauses in their contracts, but one name may cause the faithful to groan at the continually rising cost to keep the Russian sniper.
According to a new blog post from the Post early this morning, C Travis Zajac is rumored to be on the trading block should Kovalchulk's deal be approved. The center makes $3.89 million per season, which would help solve the Devils' salary cap concerns, but he also put up 67 points last year as the team's top pivot.
On one hand, trading Zajac would be a serious hit to this team, as newly acquired C Jason Arnottwould inherit top-line duties and the Devils would likely have to promote their second-line center from within the organization. On the other, the trade market for Zajac would be far more lucrative than for either Salvador or Zubrus, meaning GM Lou Lamoriello could earn some decent low-salary pieces for the future (prospects, draft picks) in return. The Washington Capitals have been searching for a second-line center all summer and would almost certainly be interested in Zajac. The Caps also have one of the deepest farm systems in hockey and could send the Devs some solid value.
But even then it's far from an ideal solution. There is a thought that centers and defensemen are the building blocks of Stanley Cup champions in today's NHL, with the elite blue line of the Detroit Red Wings (2008 champions) and Chicago Blackhawks ('10), and the three-deep center corps of the Pittsburgh Penguins ('09) often used as examples.
Should the Devils move Zajac, his most likely replacement is Swedish C Jacob Josefson (drafted 20th overall in 2009), ranked as the second-best prospect in New Jersey's system (behind Mattias Tedenby).
Josefson spent last season playing in his native country (20 points in 43 regular-season games for Djurgardens), but inked an entry-level deal with the Devils in May. Thought to be a heady, two-way player capable of reaching the NHL this season, he may now play a far more pivotal role than expected.
Trading the 25-year-old Zajac just as he enters his prime is certainly not an appealing avenue for the Devils to pursue, but the team will have to do something to clear the necessary space, thought to be at least $3.07M.
The Post's speculation on Zajac is only attributed to rumors, and it's doubtful he's the team's top trade option. But with so many players enjoying no-trade clauses in their contracts (Patrik Elias, Colin White, Brian Rolston, Jamie Langenbrunner and Johan Hedbergamong them), Zajac may not be as far from the top of the list as you might think.
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Active For Life
Directory of clubs and organisations running sports and physical activities in Brighton and Hove with fitness and health advice.
Bird Studios Ltd
Dance and recording studios. Includes details of classes and timetables with team profiles.
Brighton and Hove Crescent Cricket Club
Official site for this Sunday, non-league side with fixtures, reports, all-time statistics and club history.
Brighton and Hove Greyhound Stadium
Details of the facilities and track, plus racing calendar, form guide and results. Racecourse of the year 2001.
Brighton and Hove Gymnastics Club
Men's and women's artistic and tumbling club for most levels. Activities,information and results.
Brighton Cross
Description of a straight line walk across the city.
Brighton Dolphin Swimming Club
Has results, photographs, information for swimmers, history and constitution of the club. It offers competitive, fitness, synchronised and Masters swimming, also learn-to-swim and diving.
Brighton Model Railway Club
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Brighton Racecourse
The south coast's premier horse racing location. Offers business entertainment, corporate hospitality packages, catering and facilities.
Brighton RFC
Results, fixtures, tables and statistics.
Brighton Swimming Club
Includes history, fees, joining information, training times, fixture lists and results. This competitive club also offers Masters, water polo, synchronised, life saving, open water and year-round sea swimming.
Brighton Taekwon-Do School
Martial Arts classes across Brighton and Hove for men, women and children. Profile, classes and locations.
Bristol Gardens Health Spa
List of facilities, opening times, location map and prices.
The Choi Foundation
Martial arts school. Profile and news archives with details of class times and locations.
City Synergy
A sports and social group for vision impaired people in the area. Events and contact details.
Hove Lagoon Watersports
Features activities, membership details, local links and maps.
Hove RFC
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How's Your Running Ltd
Offers online video gait analysis. Provides tariff and appointment booking form.
Moulescoomb Forest Garden and Wildlife Project
Information about a project on a Brighton allotment site. Includes details of the project, and Tales from the Allotment Shed. Also photos, and visitor details.
Shiverers Swimming Club
Gives information about the club, including a guide for new members, forthcoming events, results, photos and club policies. Located on the Sussex coast, the club offers beginners lessons and age-group and masters competition.
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Flying training. Offering a complete range of services, including ab-initio training for the Private Pilot's licence, aerobatic and instrument instruction as well as self-fly hire.
United Kingdom Ki Federation
Official UK member clubs of the Ki No Kenkyukai HQ, Japan. Includes a description of Ki Aikido, dojo list, and seminar schedule.
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Geo. Area: Borough of Sainte-Foy - Sillery - Cap-Rouge
Type: Motels
Only 15 minutes from Old Québec and 3 minutes from the airport. Landscaped grounds. This quiet motel was recently renovated: full private bath in every ...