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INTERVIEW: Ownership of $26 Million: Patience Jonathan Did No Wrong – Lawyer
Last week, a lawyer, Charles Ogboli, who claimed to represent former first lady Patience Jonathan, appeared on a Channels Television interview.
Mr. Ogboli defended Mrs. Jonathan's actions in the controversial $26 million she has claimed to be hers.
While Mr. Ogboli said in the Friday interview that he is a counsel to Mrs. Jonathan, another attorney known with the Jonathans, Granville Abibo, in a telephone interview on Sunday told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr. Ogboli does not represent the first lady.
In the interview, Mr. Ogboli said the former first lady did no wrong and was truly the owner of the funds.
PREMIUM TIMES's Samuel Ogundipe transcribed the interview.
Read Mr. Ogboli's full interview below
Channels: Can you tell us what is going on with the First Lady's case with the EFCC?
What is going on is worrisome in the sense that the stories on the pages of the newspaper are not true reflections of the story, there's no personal knowledge of fact.
The information EFCC is circulating is (not) the true picture of what really happened. Being an anti-corruption activist, I am against anything that has to do with corruption. I believe it's my duty to fight for an innocent person either by intimidation or by witch-hunting.
Now, the story is all this. The first lady, sometimes in 2013, she wanted to travel out of the country for medical attention. She called on the Mr. Dudafa. She told him she intended to travel with physical cash. Dudafa now said he wanted to get clarification from the EFCC if it was possible to travel with cash.
Channels: That was while she was still first lady?
Yes. Then she contacted EFCC top officials and they advised that she should open an account. So she asked Mr. Dudafa to contact bank which she could open account. Mr. Dudafa now came with two Skye Bank officials. They brought the form. She filled the form with her personal data, there was no company involved. After filling the form and signed, they took the form away. After some few days, they came back with cards, they didn't come back with cheque books. They came back with cards. Now she started operating these accounts.
Channels: What names were on the cards?
Her personal name was on the card, the first card. The other two cards were on the mother's business names. The mother used two of the accounts for business.
So they were registered in the name of companies?
The fact is that the names on the card were supposed to be the name of the mother and herself. Unfortunately, when the ugly development started. When she noticed that the card she was having, three of the cards were in companies' name, Pluto and Seagate and the Transocean Companies. These were the companies that the EFCC is alleging that she has a link with.
Channels: So she did have those cards with her?
She has the cards, but what really happened, when she noticed that the cards were not on her name but only one that bore her name. She reported. She complained bitterly, they had to call the attention of Mr. Dudafa that 'what is all these nonsense? I did not ask you to open account with companies, who owns these companies?' Then Mr. Dudafa said it could be a mistake. Then she said 'please I want these names to be changed.' Then Mr. Dudafa now went to the Skye Bank and came in again with two bank officials.
Channels: Are you privy to these stories, did you speak directly with Dudafa or did you speak directly with the First Lady?
This is a fact. Not a speculation. The issue on ground is that EFCC made some revelations that 22 million, 15 million, 30 million, that is not the true story. That the issue is money laundering is also not the true story.
The true story is that she opened a personal account and the personal account the Skye Bank made a mistake. I can't call it a mistake, it could be a deliberate act. Did you get it?
Channels: There's no way you would open a bank account and then have four other accounts opened for you in companies' names. Is that what you're saying happened?
The three accounts, Pluto, Seagate, Transocean, she filled a form for personal account.
Channels: Which is one account?
Yes, she has one account. The mother has two.
Channels: So she also filled forms for her mother?
Yes, she can fill form for the mother because the mother is not educated.
Channels: What names did she use for the accounts, because you did confirm the mother used the accounts for business?
She used the mother's name on those cards.
Channels: That was while her mother was still alive?
While she was still alive. She used the mother's name and she used her name. And when they returned the card, she discovered that he name was found on only one. The mother's name did not reflect on other accounts. Then she complained, take this card back.
Channels: You said her mother was using the companies. That she had companies, that she was using it for business?
No no no no. Get me right. The mother is a petty business trader. If they trade, they pay money into that account. That was what they did. But it doesn't have business name.
Channels: They were not domiciliary accounts, were they?
They were domiciliary accounts, you understand me?
Channels: With petty business?
It is a domiciliary account. You can change naira and pay in dollar into the account. Did you understand what I mean?
But this is what I am saying, just get it straight. A form was brought after this mistake for the First Lady and for the Skye Bank to effect a change. Based on the fact that the cards given to the First Lady were bearing names of companies that were not known to her.
Channels: So how long ago was that? Can you give us the time frame?
From 2013 and 2014. Because all the accounts were not opened immediately. It was one then the mother wanted to open two. But when they brought the cards, the First Lady noticed these cards were not bearing the mother's name as was supposed to be. Because the forms she filled were on personal data. Not on any company's name. But the bank said they were very sorry and they were coming back with forms for her to refill. She what is the refilling? I have filled the first form. But they said no to make it straight. She now refilled another form and they took it back.
And she was complaining where is the new card? Where is my cheque book? Cheque book was not given to her. They gave her only the platinum Visa card.
Channels: That was around 2013 and 2014?
She complained bitterly to the extent that it became a problem between them and Dudafa.
The bank said you can use the card even though it bore the company's name. She said no. But they said she should use the card, we're bringing in the changed name. As I am speaking with you, they did not do that until when EFCC sealed up the account.
She wanted to go for medical trip but could not withdraw any money. She now called the people, you said you were going to change the name and you have not even brought my cheque book. The Skye Bank is saying that 'they're changing these names.' The question is, we all know that before you open a corporate account there are documents you're required to present. What are the documents? Certificate of incorporation, articles of association and memorandum where the names of directors and secretaries are shown.
And before you open such account, there's what we call 'know your customer' which is where you go to the Corporate Affairs Commission to check if the names tallied with what you're having.
If the EFCC were doing the due diligence, they should have gone to Skye Bank, find the detailed form filled by the First Lady whether she's actually telling the truth. The form she filled was on a personal name. It was not on any company name. She doesn't have access to this company, You cannot be a signatory while you're not a director of a company. The board resolution is not there. So it's just mere witch hunting. I least expected this (EFCC treatment) on her.
One Response to INTERVIEW: Ownership of $26 Million: Patience Jonathan Did No Wrong – Lawyer
Judging by his response to the questions posed to him by Channels correspondent, it is obvious that this lawyer is incoheren and putting up a bravado attempt to twist the course of justice by defending the indefensible. All actors in this saga are adults and should take responsibility for their actions or inaction. Lies and falsehood can prevail for long but it takes one moment for truth to catch up with it. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse. And the lawyer should stop referring to her as 'first lady'. Her name is Mrs. Patience Jonathan, for crying out loud.


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Your GP may refer you to hospital for tests and X-rays. Or you may see a specialist before having any tests. The specialist is usually a gastroenterologist, (gas-tro-enter-ol-o-jist) who is an expert in illnesses of the digestive system.
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The specialist will examine you and ask about your medical history and symptoms. You may have blood tests and a chest X-ray to check your general health. Then your specialist will arrange some tests, which may include an ultrasound, CT scan, MRI scan with MRCP and tests using dye to show up the gallbladder and bile ducts (ERCP or PTC). You may go into hospital to have your tests. Or you may have them as an outpatient.
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These tests might show an abnormality that could be caused by cancer of the bile duct. But the only way to be absolutely sure is to remove a piece of tissue to check under the microscope for cancer cells. This is called a biopsy. You usually have a biopsy during another test – CT scan, ultrasound, endoscopy (ERCP) or dye injection (PTC).
You can view and print the quick guides for all the pages in the diagnosing bile duct cancer section.
If you are worried about symptoms, start by seeing your GP. Your doctor will examine you and ask about your general health. They will also ask when you get symptoms, and if anything makes them better or worse. Your doctor will look at your skin and eyes. They may ask you to have blood tests and give a urine sample to check for signs of jaundice. It may be possible for your doctor to feel a lump in the bile duct area. Or your liver may feel enlarged.
After examining you, your doctor may refer you to hospital for tests and X-rays. Or you may have an appointment to see a specialist before any tests. The specialist is usually a gastroenterologist (gas-tro-enter-ol-o-jist), who is an expert in diseases of the digestive system.
At the hospital the specialist is likely to
- Ask about your medical history and any symptoms you have
- Check for signs of jaundice by looking at your skin and the whites of your eyes
- Arrange for you to have blood tests and a chest X-ray to check your general health
After examining you the specialist will arrange for you to have one or more of the following tests, usually as an outpatient
You will have blood tests to check your general health, including tests to see how well your liver is working (liver function tests). One of these is a test to find out how much bilirubin there is in your blood. Bilirubin is a chemical in bile. A small amount of bilirubin in your blood is perfectly normal. But a high bilirubin level could mean you have a problem with your bile ducts, gallbladder or liver.
Your doctor may also test for cancer markers. These are chemical substances that can show up in the bloodstream with some types of cancer. Bile duct cancers may produce 2 markers – CEA and CA19-9. But both of these can show up in a variety of other conditions. And some people with cancer of the bile duct don't have raised levels of these markers. So your doctor will use the blood test results alongside the results of your other tests to decide if you are likely to have a bile duct cancer.
This is a scan using sound waves to look at your bile ducts, pancreas and liver. The doctor is looking for cysts, stones or other abnormalities, and for signs of cancer. There is information about having an ultrasound in the section about cancer tests.
Doctors call this an endoluminal ultrasound or endoscopic ultrasound. Your doctor may call it by the initials EUS. After you have had some medication to make you drowsy, the doctor puts a flexible tube called an endoscope down your throat. The endoscopy tube contains a small ultrasound probe. The ultrasound picture helps the doctor to see any areas that might be cancer and guide a small needle into them to remove a sample of cells (a biopsy).
You may have a type of MRI scan called an MRCP. This stands for magnetic resonance cholangio pancreatography (col-an-jee-oh pan-kree-at-og-raf-ee). It uses magnetic fields to give detailed pictures of your pancreas, gallbladder and bile ducts.
You may have an MRI scan of your abdomen at the same time as the MRCP. You must not eat or drink for 4 to 5 hours before the scan. If you have just the MRCP, you can't eat or drink for 2 hours before the test. You then have to lie very still inside an MRI machine for up to 30 minutes.
An MRCP is not usually uncomfortable so you don't need any painkillers or other medicines. And you don't need to swallow a dye or have a dye injected, as you do with a CT scan. But with an MRCP, doctors can't take samples of any lumps they find. And MRCP isn't available in all hospitals.
You may have a CT scan of your abdomen and chest. This is a computerised scan using X-rays. There is detailed information on our page about having a CT scan.
You may have a particular type of endoscopy called an ERCP if your doctor thinks you may have a bile duct cancer. ERCP stands for endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ret-ro-grade col-an-jee-oh pan-kree-at-og-raf-ee).
You swallow a long, flexible tube so your doctor can look at the inside of your small bowel (duodenum). The doctor can take biopsies of anything that looks abnormal. They can squirt in some dye to help show if there is a narrowing or blockage of the bile duct or pancreatic duct. This can help with planning surgery. The whole test takes anything from 30 minutes to 2 hours.
There is detailed information about having an ERCP in our section about cancer tests.
You may hear your doctor call this test PTC. That stands for percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography (per-kew-tay-nee-us trans-hep-attic col-an-jee-oh pan-kree-at-og-raf-ee). This is another way for your doctor to look at your bile duct.
Before the test, you have an injection to make you sleepy. Then you have a local anaesthetic injection in the right side of your tummy (abdomen). Your doctor uses a needle to inject some dye into your bile duct. The dye shows up any blockages on X-ray. Your doctor can also take a biopsy while you are having this test.
You have the test in the X-ray department. The injections can make you drowsy. So you won't be able to drive afterwards, and will need someone to take you home.
A biopsy means removing a sample of tissue and looking at it under a microscope. This is the only certain way to tell whether a growth is a cancer or not. But if your doctor is fairly certain from the results of your other tests that you have a cancer, you may not have a biopsy.
A biopsy can be done in a number of different ways. You may have biopsy tissue removed during an ERCP or a PTC.
If you have a fine needle aspiration (FNA), you need to have an ultrasound scan or CT scan. The doctor uses the scan to guide a very thin needle through your skin and into the bile ducts. Once the needle is in the right place, the doctor draws a sample of cells into the needle. They then send the specimen to the laboratory to be looked at under a microscope.
After a biopsy you have to stay in hospital for a few hours, or overnight. There is a risk of bleeding afterwards and your doctor will want to keep an eye on you.
You won't get the results of your biopsy straight away. It takes a while to prepare the samples before they can be checked for cancer cells. Don't forget to ask the doctor when the results will be ready and how you will get them.

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Cross-border insolvency law and multinational enterprise groups: Judicial innovation as an international solution
Gopalan, Sandeep & Guihot, Michael (2016) Cross-border insolvency law and multinational enterprise groups: Judicial innovation as an international solution. George Washington International Law Review, 48(3), pp. 549-616.
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During the first year of a chick's life it will be called a pullet if it's female and a cockerel if it's male. After one year the chick will be called a hen or a rooster based on gender. At birth a pullet and cockerel may look identical to each other, and neither will develop reproductive organs outside the body. To accurately determine a chick's gender, there are many physical characteristics that can easily be observed over time.
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Look at the tail. Both the cockerel and pullet have short rounded tail feathers, but the cockerel has saddle feathers. Saddle feathers start growing at the base near the tail feathers, and some go beyond the length of the tail feathers sticking upward into the air.
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Look at the comb and waddle. These will both be larger on a cockerel. The comb is skin on top of the head, and it will stand straight up on a cockerel and will flop down to the side on a pullet. The waddle is the skin below the beak that looks similar to a beard.
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View the colouring on the body and the wings. A cockerel has much more colouring in multicoloured breeds and has colourful wings and swaddles. The pullet will be mainly one colour without much detail or will have neutral colouring.
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Many were the evenings I spent watching basketball, sucking down beers and challenging my resistance to capsaicin devouring hot wings at Mira Mesa's Callahan's Pub. Opened in 1989, it was a favorite hang for me and my beer-buds long before there was anywhere near the number of spots geared toward the ale-enamored that now exist throughout San Diego. The owners of Callahan's were among the first local restaurateurs to see the value of hand-crafted beer. So all-in was their belief that, four years after opening Callahan's, they went on to build their own fermentation operation, San Diego Brewing Company. That company celebrated the opening of a satellite brewery and tasting room in North Park in January, but that new arrival brings forth the end for Callahan's Read more »
From the Beer Writer: Of the most recent entrants to the San Diego brewing industry, few have been so impressive from the get-go as Eppig Brewing. The first interest to open in North Park's Craft by Brewery Igniter complex, it has a lot to offer. There are currently well over a dozen beers on-tap, but even when they had less than half of that available early on, that handful included some real winners. Tops among those first drafts was Eppig Natural Bridge Festbier. Much like Christmas ales or Lent beers, most brewers only produce this lager-style during a certain period, in this case Germany's Oktoberfest season. But not at Eppig, where they smartly realize their Festbier's quality is such that it should be a year-round offering. Bready yet light with bristly mineral notes, it's a study in balance and elegance that comes in at 6% alcohol-by-volume. Behind this and the other members of Eppig's Natural Bridge family of lagers (Baltic porter, hoppy Pilsner, schwarzbier, zwickelbier and, soon, a lightly oak-smoked Vienna lager), this young brewery belongs among the small number of breweries brewing top-notch lagers in ale-heavy San Diego. Read more »
I've interviewed many brewers in my day, and when asked about their portfolios, nearly every one of them rifles off the same statement: "We brew beers that we want to brew." This answer's ubiquity in no way detracts from its authenticity, but it means a lot more for the most recent fermentationist to say it to me, Brian Mitchell of Pariah Brewing Company (3052 El Cajon Boulevard, North Park). Doing things his way doesn't mean daring to brew a lager in ale-town San Diego, brewing gluten-free beers or shooting for extreme alcohol-by-volume. His family of beers—which will make their official debut at a trio of grand-opening sessions (which are nearly sold out) next weekend, before Pariah's tasting room opens to the public on Sunday, February 12—are unlike anything being brewed anywhere in San Diego, or pretty much anywhere else.
Of the six beers that will be on-tap when Pariah opens, the tamest is Off-White Wit, a Belgian-style witbier inspired by Taiwanese boba tea. Honey, green tea, lemongrass, ginger and orange find their way into this exotic brew, but Mitchell leaves out one of this style's most traditional ingredients, coriander. The result is a wheat beer with herbal notes versus overbearing citrus character. On the opposite side of the spectrum is Uni Stout…and it's just what it sounds like, a take on an oyster stout brewed with lacto-sugar, sea salt and fresh sea urchin gonads from Catalina Offshore Products. The sea fare (added in the whirlpool) combats some of the sweetness, drying things out and leaving flavors of chocolate and pumpernickel behind. It makes Dorcha, a nicely balanced stout brewed with molasses, cacao nibs and a proprietary blend of coffee from Bird Rock Coffee Roasters seem everyday by comparison.
There is one traditional beer on the board, a West Coast IPA fortified with Amarillo and Mosaic hops that's been cleverly dubbed Dank Drank. Dry with a lasting lemon pithiness, it's 6.66% ABV and comes in at 66 on the IBU (international bittering unit) scale. But even it is offset by a more avant-garde IPA that's brewed with mangoes, peach-flesh and hemp oil. Mitchell hates fruit IPAs produced by "certain local companies" and aimed to use real fruit (versus extract) to marry with and amplify the qualities of the hops used for this beer. The result is an IPA with malt character reminiscent of a Pacific Northwest IPA and heavy tropical flavors.
The most ambitious of the lot is Erotic City. The name is inspired by the dearly departed "Purple One", while the recipe for this strong ale resulted from a challenge issued by Mitchell's wife, who wanted a beer brewed with Muscat grapes, honey and grains of paradise. The resulting beer is big on grape flavor, but low on the mustiness that typically accompanies wine-grape beers. There is some sweetness, as one would expect, but I'ts earthy and honey-like as opposed to cloying. This is a beer for adventurous drinkers, but that seems to be the point at Pariah.
And these aren't specialties or one-offs. The beers described above comprise Pariah's core-beer line-up. That's gutsiness that bleeds over into Dogfish Head territory. (Erotic City actually closely resembles Dogfish's "ancient ale" Midas Touch.) That Delaware-based veteran brewing company has been manufacturing "off-centered ales for off-centered people" for 21 years, growing into the 16th largest craft brewery in the country in the process. Mitchell's aspirations aren't that large, however, he does want to grow his business. As such, he has hired employees to handle sales and distribution, something not that many new breweries devote start-up funds to. His business practices seem sounder than many, lending method to what, to beer purists might seem light outright madness.
With new breweries opening at a rapid clip and nearly 140 operating brewhouses, many wonder if our county needs any more brewing companies. This opinion is fueled mostly by people who feel the majority of each business' offerings are nearly identical, especially where hoppy beers are concerned. Pariah's wares soundly answer any questions about why this interest exists—because without Pariah, beers like this wouldn't exist…anywhere. It's refreshing to come across a new brewery with so many unique offerings, and even those who don't take to Mitchell's creations will likely agree with that sentiment.
Pariah's out-there line-up offers an advantage to a pair of other breweries—Eppig Brewing and San Diego Brewing Company. Those businesses are located on either side of Pariah in the second of H.G. Fenton's Brewery Igniter complexes. All three companies entered these ready-to-brew, tasting room-supplied spots with equal brewing and cellar capacity. It was up to each to differentiate themselves and that's just what's happened. San Diego serves its vanguard staples plus worldly one-offs, while Eppig is gaining a good name behind high-quality lagers and a mixed-bag of hoppy beers and kettle-sours. Then there's Pariah, which also features the most jarringly disparate environs. Purple (more Prince influence) is the main color in the dimly lit space, which San Diego Brewing co-owner Lee Doxtader has taken to (respectfully) calling "the dungeon". But how many captive environments are so nerdy about glassware that every beverage served there comes in its own specific type of glassware (including the aromatic-enhancing Spiegelau IPA glass)?
Pariah's tasting room will be open Monday through Wednesday from 12 to 9 p.m., Thursday through Saturday from noon to midnight and Sundays from 12 to 7 p.m. The tasting room is equipped with 13 taps that will soon be filled. Bottled wild ales are also in the works, as is a three-way collaboration between the North Park Brewery Igniter's tenants.
They were the last to go into H.G. Fenton's three-suite Brewery Igniter campus, but San Diego Brewing Company (3052 El Cajon Boulevard, North Park) became the second tenant to open last week. The veteran business' 2,500-square-foot tasting room is open seven days a week and accepting all comers. The beer flowing from its 15 taps is a mix of longtime staples such as Blueberry Wheat, Old Town Nut Brown and Google-search darling San Diego IPA, as well as newer creations like Pale In Drop D session ale and Black Orchid imperial chocolate milk stout.
Head brewer Jeff Drum opened with one entirely new beer on-tap, a Scottish Ale called 80 Shilling (named for its alcohol-content per historic Scottish practices). He has another beer in development which he plans on debuting at the new space, an IPA called Shadow Fall. In addition to all that ale, San Diego Brewing's satellite also serves house-made root beer and a pair of kombuchas, one of which is pumpkin pie-flavored and served on nitro.
The North Park facility is equipped with a 10-barrel brewing system Drum uses to double-batch into 20-barrel fermentation and conditioning tanks. The tasting room is open to the public from 4 to 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday, 3 to 10 p.m. on Fridays, noon to 10 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 9 p.m. An official grand-opening event will take place from 12 to 4 p.m., Saturday, January 28 and feature brewery tours, a raffle and food from various mobile vendors. The space is kid- and dog-friendly with a large-screen TV to occupy the former…and their parents.
It's the final month of the year, and time to reflect on the year nearly gone-by. For me, that means assessing San Diego County's brewery landscape. That's what I'll be doing in a three-part series of posts this week, starting with a look at the plethora of new brewing operations that opened in 2016. More breweries opened this year than any in history. And it's important to note that more good breweries opened in 2016 than in the past several years. Many tout the double-digit number of rookie fermentation operations added to San Diego's brewery-count each year, but I'll be honest and say that the past half-decade has seen too many average-to-subpar businesses join the fold. Sure, some duds opened in 2016, but the same can be said of any food-and-beverage business. The bottom-line is, aspiring entrants into the local suds-scene seem to understand, now more than ever, that they better have good beer if they're going to compete, and that's leading to better breweries, from conception to birth and beyond. The following are my picks (in order) for best new breweries of the past 365 days (with the exception of some that were simply too new to be fairly evaluated).
Burning Beard Brewing Co., El Cajon: Rockin' beers and rock-and-roll make for amenities worth an East County excursion at this small but well-run spot featuring a variety of beers ranging from Belgians to San Diego-style hop-elixirs to deep, dark stouts and, eventually, fouder-aged ales. Throw in employee exuberance that ranges from the brew-crew to the bar staff, and it's sort of a holy-grail situation.
North Park Beer Co., North Park: One of the most anticipated new brewery project of the past four years, the brainchild of its namesake community's proud denizen Kelsey McNair finally came to life. Its former MMA gym home has been transformed into a beautiful, two-story, wood-paneled den of communal enjoyment of beers that are largely sessionable and rely on impressive balance versus belligerent brawn.
Resident Brewing Co., Downtown: Urban bar and eatery, The Local, is a long-time supporter of the craft-beer movement, but when it added on-site fermentation to its equation, the resulting product was something special. An award-winning homebrewer-turned-pro is pumping out some of the bolder, ideally hopped West Coast-style beers of the rookie-class while bringing flavor with myriad other styles.
Pure Project Brewing, Miramar: If a wide array of easy-drinking beers—crisp to full-bodied, clear to hazy, fruited to (GABF medal-garnering) barrel-aged—weren't enough reason to become enamored with this, the first brewery to test out the Brewery Igniter ready-to-brew model, the fact it's a generous One Percent for the Planet business is enough to pull the wishy-washy off the fence.
Bear Roots Brewing, Vista: A small homebrew-supply store opening a three-barrel nano-brewery with a bar that takes up half its shop…sounds risky if not ill-advised, but a husband-wife duo have not only made it work, but amassed such a cult-following behind a varied beer line-up that includes a tasty cookie-inspired dessert beer that they're looking at growing their baby to papa-bear status in 2017.
Bitter Brothers Brewing Co., Bay Ho: The first brewery to open in 2016 has done well for itself, producing a solid line-up of hoppy beers offset by a number of English-style malt-driven styles and "candy-bar" beers. Further refinement of its wares in the coming year should keep this operation on its upward trajectory, as should fun, well-done quarterly beer dinners in its tasting room.
It's important to note that, in previous years, a half-dozen picks for best new brewery would have been excessive. This year, I could have added another two or three rather easily. The following are those that missed the cut, but never before has the division between the best and the rest been so slim. Cheers to that!
This Year's Contenders: Culver Beer Co. (Carlsbad), Guadalupe Brewery (Carlsbad), Kensington Brewing Co. (Mission Valley), Little Miss Brewing Co. (Miramar), Longship Brewery (Mira Mesa), Mason Ale Works (Oceanside), Midnight Jack Brewing Co. (Oceanside), Mikkeller Brewing San Diego (Miramar), Oceanside Brewing Co. (Oceanside),
Maybe Next Year: Burgeon Beer Co. (Carlsbad), Eppig Brewing Co. (North Park), Knotty Brewing (East Village), OB Brewery (Ocean Beach), Thunderhawk Alements (Miramar)
Previous Top-Ranked Breweries
2015: Fall Brewing Co. (North Park), Second Chance Beer Co. (Carmel Mountain), South Park Brewing Co. (South Park), Bay City Brewing Co. (Point Loma), Abnormal Beer Co. (Rancho Bernardo), Duck Foot Brewing Co. (Miramar)
2014: Bagby Beer Co. (Oceanside), Nickel Beer Co. (Julian), Council Brewing Co. (Kearny Mesa), URBN St. Brewing Co. (El Cajon), Toolbox Brewing Co. (Vista)
2013: Rip Current Brewing Co. (San Marcos), Benchmark Brewing Co. (Grantville), Amplified Ale Works (Pacific Beach), Belching Beaver Brewery (Vista), Modern Times Beer (Point Loma)
2012: Societe Brewing Co. (Kearny Mesa), Monkey Paw Pub & Brewery (East Village), Latitude 33 Brewing Co. (Vista)


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For connecting two servos to one channel.
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Designed with an in-line thermal switch to help protect the motor from drawing excessive current under heavy loads or in the stall condition when you are prototyping or experimenting with design ideas. For use with the DC motor.
The TETRIX® Powerpole Extension Cable extends the length available for creating connections to TETRIX DC motors and battery. Each cable is 18" long and comes equipped with Powerpole connectors on both ends. Users can connect multiple cables together to create longer lengths.
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Our range of Counter Fridges are supplied by Foster Refrigeration Equipment, Infrico Catering Equipment, Gram, Blizzard and Inomak Refrigeration. From a 2 door through to a 5 door unit we will have the unit you need at a very competitive price. All our brands are built to a high specification with Foster Catering Equipment offering a 2 year parts & labour warranty whilst the Inomak units are supplied with 3 years parts & labour warranty.
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We sell three refrigerated counters that measure 700mm deep the two door 282 litre HBC2, three door 417 litre HBC3 and four door 553 litre HBC4. All of these units have a temperature range of -2 to +8'c (ambient 32'c) making them suitable for meat storage as well as general day to day refrigeration. These units have a up stand to the rear of each unit ensuring items on top do not fall down the back while the fan assisted cooling with automatic defrost has even air distribution by a ducted system, which is controlled by a Dixell Blueline controller.
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We are delighted to offer two new counter refrigerators from the Xtra range manufactured by Foster refrigeration. These two cabinets the two door XR2H with a 280 litre capacity and the three door XR3H with a 435 litre capacity have been designed to provide equipment that meets your refrigeration requirements on a budget. These units are priced to compete against the entry level machines in the industry on price but have been manufactured to be "Best in Class" which you would expect from a Foster product.
The Xtra range is fully manufactured in the UK at the Kings Lynn factory and is supplied with the Foster 2 year parts & labour warranty as standard. Each unit has a stainless steel exterior and aluminium interior and is supplied with 1 x 1/1GN shelves per door section as standard, removable door gaskets, fan assisted cooling and are fully automatic with easy read digital controllers. These Xtra range units will operate to high ambient temperatures up to approx 40'c.
There is also the option on both counters to have fitted 100mm splash backs, basket drawers to storage flexibility and a stainless steel rear cover if the unit is going to be house in the middle of the kitchen.
The Foster range of counter fridges are available in 2,3 or 4 door models with two temperature options of general refrigeration +1 to +4'c and also Meat temperature of -2 to +2'c. All of the units offer the highest specification for energy efficiency and performance with a sleek new design and are supplied with a 2 year parts & labour warranty.
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We are proud to offer the full range of Inomak counter refrigeration with Drawers. We have 6 units within the range starting with the 2 drawer and single door PN29 through to the 8 drawer PN2222. All of these Inomak units are now supplied with FREE FITTED CASTORS as well as being manufactured with a stainless steel interior and stainless steel exterior including the back. All of the drawer sections will accept 1/1 gastronorm trays and operate to a high ambient of 43'c ensuring they will operate even in the most hostile kitchen environments and with the Inomak 3 year parts & labour warranty peace of mind in guaranteed as well.
Supplied with a 2 year parts & labour warranty. We are delighted to offer you both 600mm & 700mm deep refrigerated counters from Infrico. These top of the range counters are manufactured from high grade stainless steel both inside and out and with a temperature range of -2 to +8'c in ambient temperatures of 38'c all of the counters in the range are perfect for any busy commercial kitchen environment. All of the units also benefit from fan assisted cooling with automatic defrost, electronic controllers with temperature display, while all the internal corners of the units are rounded for ease of cleaning. The counters also have a 100mm up stand to the rear of each unit to ensure that items do not drop down the back of the unit. All of the counters can also be supplied with drawers supplied in liu of doors at an additional cost (please call for prices and lead time)
There are also two compact models in the range with a temperature range of 0 to +6'c the ME1000 and ME1003 units.
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Our True units are manufactured to the highest standard and supplied with a 5 year parts & labour warranty we are delighted to bring you the True TGU-2-HC 297 litre two door counter and thye 3 door TGU-3-HC with a 456 litre capacity.
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There are a number of considerations when operating with Reed Relays. The following blog post explains how Reed Relays should be placed and the different ways to drive a Reed Relay coil.
Magnetic Field Interaction
Reed switches are operated by magnetic fields provided by coils and in the case of energize to break (Form B), sometimes internal bias magnetics within the reed relay assembly. For Pickering Electronics Reed Relays the inclusion of a magnetic screen ensures they can be densely packed together. However, it does not make them immune to magnetic fields generated by EMR relays or by other reed relays that do not include magnetic screens (or include ineffective screens). So when reed relays are used on PCB some care should be taken to avoid them being excessively close to parts that might generate a strong field, including disc drives and large inductors.
Transistor Driving
A common method of driving reed relays is to use either a bipolar transistor or an FET to directly
drive the coil using an open collector/source. The coil can have one end connected directly
ground or to a power supply – the most common method used to is to connect to a power supply so that a grounded transistor or FET can be used.
When driving with a transistor a diode has to be fitted to control the Back EMFvoltage spikes
generated when the coil drive voltage goes open circuit.
Using LED Drivers
number of different LED drivers which can make excellent products for driving reed relays.
LED drivers made by companies such as Macroblok and Texas Instruments.
limited by (typically) a single resistor. Using these outputs to drive reed relays is simply a matter
of setting the current limit to (say) 50% more than that required by the reed relay connecting one end of the reed coil to the voltage supply and the other to the LED driver output. LED drivers are typically rated to 17V on their outputs so they can interface with most coil options. A back EMF protection diode should be used as described in the previous section.
A useful feature on LED drivers is that in the event the relay coil or connection becomes shorted the current flowing is limited. Many LED drivers also include diagnostic modes where open circuit loads (in this case coils) can be detected and reported via the serial control interface.
Logic Driving
Standard logic families can be used to drive 5V or 3.3V reed relays directly. The output of these logic families (excluding open collector or drain types) uses CMOS drivers which ensure that there is path either to ground or logic supply at all times. When they are used to drive relay coils the reed relay does not need a built in diode since no back EMF spike is generated. Because the drive is connected to either ground or supply in turn with no back EMF the release time for the relay may be longer than when driven by an LED driver or an open collector drive.
Pickering Electronics Reed Relays designed for 3.3V operation are designed with a 3V operating criteria since the voltage drop in the driver can be a significant issue. Designing the relays around 3V ensure good operation even when driven by 3.3V logic with a significant voltage drop in the drive circuit or the power supply.
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Learn to prepare impressive dim sum dishes, including deep-fried squid-shaped spring rolls; penguin dumplings (yes, they're as cute as they sound) and traditional shrimp dumplings
All equipment, materials and recipes will be provided as well as refreshments
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Once done, feel free to enjoy your creations, or pack them up to-go so you can wow your family!
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Yum Cha is a Cantonese term that means 'to drink tea.' It is a tradition where families, usually on a weekend morning, get together to chat and eat dim sum with Chinese tea. Typically steamed or deep-fried, savory or sweet, dim sum is a huge part of Chinese culture and takes a leading role in yum cha. Let your culinary skills flourish in this class, as you learn the tricks and techniques to making your own delicious dim sum under the guidance of professional chefs and instructors!
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People were friendly and helpful. I really enjoyed it. Please on the voucher also write the name of the place, not just the number of the store because I got confused getting there. Thank you Marilena
Not what I was expecting. It was no more than assembling . Great for kids 7 and up.
Class is taught in a clean and modern cooking classroom behind a small storefront. The Dim Sum ingredients are all pre-made and the class is spent teaching you how to make 3 different Dim Sum treats, followed by a lunch with your own food plus some other items they made. Overall it was a great experience, and much harder than it looks. Fortunately, even if your Dim Sum creation looks terrible, it still tastes great.
I love the experience, highly recommended for couples or parents and sons/daughters. The whole experience worth the price. I put four instead of five starts given that you do not receive the recipe to make the main dishes, I understand it could be chef's secret but maybe they could suggest some books at the moment so you can buy it.
Great, lightweight class. Don't expect to really learn how to make dimsum but do expect to have a go at making a few novelty ones with the help of the chef. It was really fun and included a little lunch with tea. I brought my dimsum home for take away.


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Having read Stanley Fish's plaintive May 21 Op-Ed article, I register my amazement. I agree with almost everything he says, but it seems that the point of Alan Sokal's hoax was quite different. Looking at the difference may tell us something about the various "culture wars" in academia.
Scientists must have faith that what they report to one another is factual in the paradigm of their discipline. The faith that humanists must place in one another turns out to be more fundamental -- that at least they are engaged in meaningful discourse. The old geezers of the academy have for a long time accused hip criticism of being nonsensical.
But that the editors of a learned journal should be unable to distinguish between sense and nonsense is alarming, to say the least. We have always worried whether what was said was true, then we began to worry whether it was correct. Now we have to worry if something has been said in the first place.
An aphorism by Nietzsche states: "The public easily confuses people who fish in muddy waters with those who draw from deep wells." Some fellow humanists have just been shown actually to belong to the "public" and they don't seem to like it.
Perhaps it is time to rethink the academy's addiction to opaque language and to make sure that we are indeed drawing from deep wells. Mr. Fish's exposition on the sociology of science is an excellent start.
J. ECKHARD KUHN-OSIUS New York, May 21, 1996
The writer is an associate professor of German at Hunter College, CUNY.
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
A Walk Around Lower Manhattan
I went on this stroll a month ago, on a perfect late September day.
Please admire the way they've fit the buildings together.
No idea what this is, there was not a sign in sight but isn't it cool?
The required dose of texture.
Not really how I had pictured the bull...
Wall Street is a good location for this store.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
More Beach Goodness
We spent a few days last week in Martha's Vineyard, working hard. So--I finally have some new raw material to play with!
At one beach, I decided to make a collection of fishing net and ropes--pretty amazing, all the colors that exist.
I even salvaged the seams from a ratty life jacket that I found.
We cleaned up the beaches and brought home pieces of lobster trap, lots of interesting wood, a bit of shells and other flotsam and jetsam (just love saying that).
On our way back to the parking lot, we passed some fishermen who asked us if we had left anything on the beach. Good little scavengers...
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who still live in the area make their beautiful beads and jewelry from it. It's absolutely gorgeous when it's all polished up.
Friday, October 8, 2010
No Bicycles Please
Provincetown MA
I know I've been a bad blogger lately, running off without a word, but I promise you, there will be posts aplenty in the future. After a much needed ten days away, I'm ready to start afresh and show you some things I saw in the rainy Northeast, mainly New York City and Martha's Vineyard. But that will be for another post, so please come back soon...
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During Millersville Ornithology Labs, we have been able to get a couple of views at some nice birds. The bottom picture below is of an uncommon Bonaparte's Gull spotted along the Susquehanna River and we even spotted a pair of mating Peregrine Falcons at Safe Harbor Dam.
Millersville Endangered Species Team Meets with the College of William and Mary in Washington D.C.
On January 28th, Millersville students Alex Sandercock, Delaney Costante and Kayli Thomas met with students from the College of William & Mary University to discuss the development of a database that outlines threats for all federally listed threatened and endangered species. This was a productive meeting that went into the biological and political complexities of how species are determined to be in need of federal protection. Students are now progressing forward with this project and are conducting a validation analysis of their current database.
Great Article From The Wildlife Society on Conservation Research Students are Conducting at Millersville
Millersville Squirrel Patrol Committee
For the last few winters, the Millersville squirrel patrol committee has been busy on campus helping to control the population of problem squirrels. Thanks to their efforts, complaints about squirrels jumping out of garbage cans, entering dorm rooms and chasing students has declined. Many are calling these efforts some of the most protective on campus. Below are images of the committee at work. A special thanks to Fiona Haines for these images.
Conservation Biology Class with Director/Producer Sylvia Rokab
On November 21st, The Millersville Conservation Biology Class had the opportunity to attend the Premier of a brand new documentary entitled 'Love Thy Nature'. Click on the following URL to get more information on this excellent film http://www.lovethynature.com/. The next day, the Director of the documentary, Sylvia Rokab, visited the Conservation Biology Class in person and lead the class in discussions about conservation issues and what students can do to make a difference. This was a great opportunity for students to share their experiences and thoughts about conservation issues and discuss solutions for the large conservation challenges of the future.
Millersville Biology Students Help at Elk Check Station
On November 2nd 2016, Millersville Biology students (Bernard Hopewell, Halie Parker, Maggie Wallner and Brendan Miller) helped out at the Pennsylvania Game Commission Elk Check Station in Benezette, PA. Under the guidance of Elk Biologist Jeremy Banfield and Wildlife Veterinarian Justin Brown, students helped with weighting and aging elk. Students also learned how to take samples and check for diseases such as Tuberculosis, Meningeal worms and Chronic Wasting Disease. This was a great learning experience provided by great Professionals at the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Funds for Millersville student travel were provided by the Hummelstown Shooting Association and Field and Stream Association.
Millersville Students Win Research Award at 2016 International Wildlife Society Meeting
On October 16-19, 2016, Millersville Biology students, Alex Sandercock and Kayli Thomas, attended the 2016 Wildlife Society Meeting. They both presented research posters on quantifying threats to threatened and endangered species. This was a joint research effort with fellow Biology student Delaney Costante and students from the College of William & Mary working with Dr. Mathias Leu. Their research efforts made quite an impression, as they received the Best Undergraduate Poster Award at the meeting. Funds for Millersville student travel were provided by the Hummelstown Shooting Association and Field and Stream Association as well as the Millersville University Noonan Grant.
Small Mammal Marking Study
Undergraduate Research Students Tyler Bridgehouse and Grace Nussbaum have been busy marking and monitoring small mammals since the beginning of the Fall 2016 semester. They are comparing different brands of temporary animal hair dyes in comparison to permanent ear tags. The use of these new dyes show promise for small mammal studies lasting many weeks, and these dyes have less of an impact on mammal health in comparison to ear tags.
Environmental Biology Students at Field Day Training Event
On September 26th, 2016, six Millersville University Environmental Biology students (Rachel Malampy, Kira Klaassen, Maggie Wallner, Zoe Zentner, Brendon Miller and Anthony Kessler) joined Dr. Aaron Haines for a day of Workshop training Sessions at Penn State Du Bois. This event was hosted by the Pennsylvania Chapter of the Wildlife Society with the purpose of offering professional development educational opportunities for natural resource biologists working in Pennsylvania, including State and Federal agencies, Private consulting groups and Academics.
Workshops were also open to students, of which, Millersville University students attended training workshops dealing with Mist-netting and Bird Banding, Non-lethal Methods in Wildlife Damage Control, Speed Training in Wetland Delineation, Raising and Tagging Monarch Butterflies, New Geospatial and Sensor Technologies for Quantifying Animal Behavior, Plant Identification for Biologists and an Introduction to Bat Sampling Technology.
This was the first time such an event has been hosted in the state. The goal is that future field day professional development opportunities will continue to become available to students. Funds for Millersville student travel to this event were provided by the Hummelstown Shooting Association and Field and Stream Association.
Conservation Biology Class Help with Master Naturalist Program
The Pennsylvania Master Naturalist program is a statewide partnership initiative that aims to connect people with their local ecosystems through intensive natural science training and local conservation service work. It is designed to teach adult participants about the natural history and ecology of Pennsylvania's diverse ecoregions.
As a service learning project, students from the Millersville Conservation Biology class helped set up a mammal workshop for the Pennsylvania Master Naturalist program. Students set out small mammal traps and remote cameras to survey mammal species at the Climber's Run Nature Preserve. Below are some of the results from this effort.


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Edited by saimadhav at 2017-02-28 07:18 PM Namaskar Punekars, This month we decided to come together for a noble cause to donate the various things required by an orphanage in Pune. As always most Pune Fans were very excited to help and contribute for this. On Friday Amit, Rohan and myself took some time out to make the purchases as per the requirement given to us by the orphanage. Once that was done we were ready to meet and spend some time with these lovely kids.... All of us reached the venue on time... Only person in Mi FC Pune who can do this... That's 50Kg's... We started with a round of introduction where all the kids told their names and age. After this we had a round of activities planned for them... First was dance in which they participated egearly... Second Round.... Dance performed by a different set of kids... After this we played a game called passing the ball. Music was played in the background and the kid with the ball in her hand when the music stopped had to do something...This was real fun as everyone present was involved in the game... She sang a very lovely song ... After this all of us started interacting with the kids... This is Ms.Gyaneshwari who is 9 years old and wants to become a teacher when she grows up. The best smile of the day... With Amit Joshi... Swapnil and Gaurav also danced with them. At it was really awesome to follow this cute lil girl :D After this we decided to move on to the next thing... Can anyone guess what??? Cake for everyone... Just looking at their faces brings satisfaction... These are a bunch of talented kids....Some of their drawing... Finally it was time for us to say goodbye...As it was their lunch time and we did not want to disturb their routine... This is no doubt best Mi FC Pune Fan Meet where everyone helped to spread joy... I really wish from the bottom of my heart that all these lovely kids get their wishes fullfilled and have a great childhood... Sai Madhav Mi FC Pune President P.S. I want to thank Mi FC Pune Core Team Members and other fans who gave their valuable time for this noble cause. A very special thanks to Prasad for making today possible... |
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The Chicago Linguistic Society is the oldest student-run linguistics organization in the United States. Our linguistics conference has been held every year since 1965. This academic year, CLS will host its 53rd annual meeting, which will be held from Thursday, May 25, to Saturday, May 27, 2017.
On this site, you can find information about CLS 53, view the call for papers, find information about conference proceedings, and learn about past conferences. An announcement about CLS 53 conveying a proper subset of this information is also available on LinguistList and can be accessed here.
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Disciples III - Resurrection (STEAM) Activation details
Disciples III - Resurrection (STEAM)
- Developer: Kalypso Media Digital
- Genres: Strategy
- Languages: EN, DE
- Official website: http://www.disciples3.com/
Disciples III: Resurrection – a grand sequel of the series!
This is a new landmark in the history of Nevendaar, when a new race ascends to power – the ruthless and merciless Undead Hordes. It is the story of selfless love and unfading glory. Heroes of the past, who had lost their lives, but not their sentience, are exacting their revenge in the name of Mortis, the Goddess of Death.
This Disciples 3 game is dedicated to a new race – the Undead Hordes. It was the mostly anticipated race among the gamers and fans of the Disciples series, and now their dreams have come true.
Key features:
- The most expected race – The Undead Hordes!
- Over 70 hours of gameplay. This is even more than in the previous game in the series – Disciples III: Renaissance!
- Two storyline characters, four leaders of the Undead Hordes, two bosses and over 50 new units.
- Revised gameplay balance.
- Famous distinct gothic atmosphere. Unique style and design. Detailed and realistic world.
- Dramatic and intriguing plot with countless different exciting quests.
System Requirements
- OS: Windows XP SP 2 / Vista / Windows 7
- Processor: 2 GHz Single Core
- Memory: 1 GB
- Graphics: DirectX 9.0c compatible, 128 MB (Shader Model 2.0 required)
- DirectX®: 9.0c
- Hard Drive: 8 GB
- Sound: DirectX compatible
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Chocolate Chip and Banana Muffins
Like banana bread, these especially moist chocolate chip muffins are a great way to use up overripe bananas. Muffins are an easy baking project because there's very little prep; this batter comes together in just 15 minutes. To add extra protein and delicious crunch, chopped toasted pecans would be delicious in them, too.
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- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 1 1/2 sticks unsalted butter, melted
- 2 cups mashed overripe bananas (about 6)
- 3 large eggs
- 2 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup mini chocolate chips (6 ounces)
How to make this recipe
Preheat the oven to 350° and line two 12-cup muffin tins with paper or foil liners. In a large bowl, combine the sugar, melted butter, bananas and eggs; mix thoroughly. In a medium bowl, whisk the flour with the baking soda and salt. Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and whisk until the batter is evenly moistened. Stir in the chocolate chips.
Spoon the batter into the prepared muffin cups. Bake for about 28 minutes, until a toothpick inserted in the center of the muffins comes out with a few moist crumbs attached. Let the muffins cool for 10 minutes before turning them out onto a rack to cool completely.
Make Ahead
The banana muffins can be wrapped in plastic and frozen for up to 1 month. Let thaw and toast in a 350° oven.
To serve these muffins for dessert, warm them just until the chocolate starts to melt, split in half, and top with vanilla ice cream.
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In November of 2014 the Lake County Board of Commissioners, realizing the heroin epidemic we are facing here in Lake County, granted funding for the formation of the Lake County Sheriff's Office Heroin Task Force. (November 2014 Press Release Complete Text)
In Ohio in 2013, nearly six Ohioans died every day from unintentional drug overdose, or one every four hours. There is a disturbing trend that directly links prescription pain medication (opi
oid) abuse to eventual heroin use. All too often, the path that goes from prescription pain killers to heroin use also leads to an unintended destination: death.
The above statement just speaks to the number of deaths related to heroin usage, now let's examine all of the collateral victims this epidemic impacts. The retail stores who fall victim to shoplifting so the addict can resell the stolen merchandise or trade it for drugs. Your neighbor whose property is stolen by an addict to support his/her habit. Maybe even your own property stolen by a relative to support their habit. Bottom line is that the epidemic touches us all in one way or another.
The Sheriff's Office Task Force is committed to driving heroin out of our community, making resources available for those addicted to heroin and other drugs, and providing education throughout our community on heroin and other illegal substances (see bottom of this page for programs and informational links). Through partnerships with local law enforcement, our Lake County Narcotics Agency and our Crime Lab, the Ohio BCI, the FBI, the DEA and corrections officials, the Sheriff's Office Heroin unit will be able to coordinate efforts on a number of fronts to:
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Australia A sudden revolt within Australia's ruling party gave the country its first woman prime minister, who promised today to safeguard her government's reforms in education, health and industrial law.
Julia Gillard had been deputy to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd since their Labor Party swept to power in a landslide election victory in 2007.
In a sudden move that took many government lawmakers by surprise, she challenged Rudd late Wednesday to hold a leadership ballot only month out from an election expected this year.
Rudd acknowledged that the party's factional power brokers had lost faith in him and did not contest the leadership at a party meeting today, leaving Gillard to be elected unopposed.
"I asked my colleagues to make a leadership change ... because I believed that a good government was losing its way," Gillard told reporters.


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