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You might be amazed at the variety of pork recipes that you can use. These include many impressive recipes that highlight different ingredients that make the flavours of your pork stand out. These items can go well with high quality pork that you can get from Wales.
Apple and Cinnamon Are Great To Add
You can start by using apples and cinnamon in your recipe to create a great texture. Apples and cinnamon are both added in many cases to create a sweeter tone. This works particularly well if these are cooked alongside the pork. In some cases the cinnamon can be used as a perfect glaze over your recipe. The glaze will create a good texture if you spread it over evenly around all parts of the pork recipe.
Fits In With Salads
Free range pork can be chopped and served in a great salad. You can add the pork into a recipe to create a more detailed flavor that goes well with all kinds of greens like lettuce and spinach. This can especially fit in well with black beans to add fiber and a dense flavour. Check Porc.Wales for more details.
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The council also voted 5-0 to appropriate an additional $40,000 to complete a paving and curbing project on Weston Avenue.
Donna Cali-Charles of Center Avenue asked for a breakdown of cost to residents of the library bonding.
Councilman Richard Plambeck said it would costs homeowners 1.3 cents per-$100 of assessed valuation or $13 per- $100,000.
North Passaic Avenue resident Michael Dean asked what the projected interest rate was.
Mayor Herbert Kiehn said any numbers given were "ballpark figures," adding the rates were figured on 4 percent interest for 20 years.
Plambeck said any money raised by the library that exceeded the project's total cost would be used to reduce the municipal obligation.
He added that the state requires the bonding by both Chatham and Chatham Township.
Additional Costs
Plambeck said the additional $40,000 for Weston Avenue was the result of additional costs since the original estimate was given "about a year ago."
Borough Administrator Robert Falzarano said the original bid was for $187,000 an d $180,000 had been designated for the project. A state Department of Transportation grant for the project totals $100,000.
Falzarano said when he came on board as Borough Administrator in late August, he noticed the grant was due to expire in September and requested an extension from the state.
He said when the original bid came in there was no contingency fund and there we re additional engineering and materials costs.
He said some of the expense would be offset because residents along the affected portion of Weston Avenue would be billed for curbing.
Dean asked what the new total cost was and Falzarano replied $220,000.
Councilman R. Tyler Compton Jr. said the project would not be started until spring because the weather was more predictable.


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Buenos Aires - The Center & Puerto Madero (PDF Chapter)
This is the Center & Puerto Madero chapter from Lonely Planet's Buenos Aires guidebook.
Buenos Aires' Center is where bustle meets hustle and lines of business suits rush along the narrow streets in the shadow of skyscrapers and old European buildings. BA's youngest and least conventional barrio, Puerto Madero is home to old brick warehouses converted into some of the city's trendiest lofts, offices, hotels and restaurants.
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Kiley [ki-ley] as a name for boys (also used more generally as girls' name Kiley) is of Gaelic origin, and the name Kiley means "narrow, straight". Kiley is a variant form of Kyle (Gaelic).
RELATIONS VIA KYLE Kile, Kye▲, Kylan▲, Kylar, Kylen▲, Kyler▲CREATIVE FORMS
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Kiley is an unusual first name for men but a very prominent last name for all people (#5798 out of 150436, Top 4%). (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Kiley was first listed in 1970-1979 and reached its apex rank of #1157 in the U.S. in the 1970s, but is not found in the list currently. (2015 BIRTH Statistics)
Which version is better?with its source form and related boy names. Kile, Kye (#978 LAST YEAR), Kylan (#665), Kylar (#1567), Kyle (#175), Kylen (#979) and Kyler (#287) are the popular variation forms of Kiley ranked in the Top 2000. These relations of Kiley were at the peak of their popularity 25 years ago (MEDIAN #1566) and are now significantly less conventional (#1081, 78.6% LESS USAGE). Kyle has historically been preferred by parents, though Kylan has gained in usage, while Kyle is now less popular.
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Stating that there was wide variations in the interest rates on single term deposits of corresponding maturities, RBI said banks should put in place a board approved transparent policy on pricing of liabilities
Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked state and central co-operative banks to ensure minimal variation in interest rates on single-term deposits of Rs15 lakh and above and other deposits for corresponding maturities, reports PTI.
"It has been observed that there are wide variations in the interest rates offered by banks on single term deposits of Rs15 lakh and above and those offered on other deposits (i.e. deposits less than Rs 15 lakh) of corresponding maturities," RBI said in a notification to these banks.
Stating that there was wide variations in the interest rates on single term deposits of corresponding maturities, RBI said banks should put in place a board approved transparent policy on pricing of liabilities.
RBI further said banks are offering significantly different rates on deposits with very little difference in maturities.
It said such practice of banks suggested "inadequate liquidity management system" and "inadequate pricing methodologies".
Banks are allowed to offer differential rates of interest on term deposits at their own discretion, on condition that they should disclose to the depositor in advance the schedule of interest rates payable on deposits, including deposits on which differential interest is paid.
"The Board/ALCO should ensure that the variation in interest rates on single term deposits of Rs15 lakh and above and other term deposits (i.e. deposits less than Rs15 lakh) is minimal for corresponding maturities," RBI said.
The court orders that in the backdrop of too much and vague information asked for by the citizen, providing copies of 3,419 pages in 30 days is an 'impossible' task for the Public Information Officer
In 2010, when I asked for the contract agreement between Ideal Road Builders (IRB) and Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) for the operation and maintenance of the Pune-Mumbai Expressway, which ran into 800 odd pages, I was provided the copy within two days.
Recently, in a Leave Patent Appeal (LPA) filed before a division bench of the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court by the State Information Commissioner, First Appellate Authority and Public Information Officer (PIO), the judge ordered that 3,419 pages of information was 'impossible' for the Public Information Officer to provide within the statutory 30 days. The order states that the information sought by the RTI applicant was vague, making it difficult for the PIO to collect the information and furnish it within the stipulated time. It also questioned the motive of the RTI applicant in seeking information, deeming his intentions as "malafide intentions".
Let's see what the RTI applicant asked for in his application
Tushar Mandlekar, a Nagpur resident, asked for documents relating to illegal registrations of imported vehicles and taxes evaded by their owners. He addressed his application to Transport Commissioner's office, Mumbai. However, he asked much more information which is as follows:
(1) It is reported in the Lokmat newspaper that a large number of imported vehicles were registered illegally and the taxes were evaded. Kindly give the copy of the letters written by the transport secretary to the transport commissioner and vice versa. (Kindly give the copies of the entire communication between the office of transport secretary and the office of transport commissioner).
(2) Kindly give the copies of all the complaints/directions received by your office from ministers, NGOs, MLA, MLC, individuals or any other person in this regard.
(3) Kindly also give the preliminary report sent by the transport commissioner in this regard to the government.
(4) Kindly give the copies of all the letters/communication made by the DRI officials with your office.
(5) Kindly give the copies of the show-cause notices sent if any to the Motor Vehicle Inspectors/officers.
(6) Kindly give the copies of the reply of motor vehicle officers received if any by your department in this regard.
(7) Is it true that your office has initiated the steps to give the enquiry to the CBI? If yes then kindly give the copies of all such letters, files and records of decisions made by the transport department.
(8) Kindly also give the amount of estimated loss of customs, octroi, excise duty, road tax caused to the state exchequer because of the illegal registration of the imported vehicles.
(9) Kindly give the procedure and rules in registration of imported vehicles along with the list if requisite documents.
(10) Kindly give the copies of the complaints made by your department to the police in this regard.
(11) Kindly give the list of the vehicles along with the vehicle numbers which were found to have evaded the necessary taxes.
What happened next?
Mr Mandlekar did not receive his information within the stipulated 30 days. So, he filed an appeal with the First Appellate Authority (FAA) stating that under the rules of Section 19 (1) he should get information free of cost and the PIO should be penalised.
Meanwhile, a day later than the stipulated 30 days, the PIO sent a reply to Mr Mandlekar's RTI application stating that he needs to pay Rs3,310 as charges for copies of information that ran into 3,419 pages. He received this reply a few days after the stipulated 30 days. The FAA ordered the PIO to provide the information free of cost. However, the PIO did not oblige.
So, Mr Mandlekar filed the second appeal with the State Information Commissioner (SIC) who rejected his appeal. Mr Mandlekar then filed a writ petition against the order of the SIC. The single judge of the Nagpur division of the Bombay High Court ordered the PIO to provide Mr Mandlekar the information in 10 days.
Unsatisfied with the high court order, the SIC along with the AA and PIO made a petition to the Leave Patent Appeal (LPA) division bench of the Nagpur division of the Bombay High Court. The judge slammed Mr Mandlekar for seeking voluminous information. The order stated: "It is apparent from a reading of what is stated above that instead of seeking information on some specific issues, the respondent sought general information on scores of matters. The application is vague and the application does not make it clear to the information officer as to what information is actually sought by the respondent from the officer.
"It was literally impossible for the appellants, as pointed by the learned assistant government pleader to supply the entire information sought by the respondent to the respondent within a period of 30 days. The documents ran into 3,419 pages.
"We had asked the respondent while hearing of this letters patent appeal as to what action did the respondent take in pursuance of the information sought by the respondent after the information was supplied and it was replied by the respondent appearing in person that nothing was done on the basis of the information supplied by the appellants as there was some delay in supplying the information.
"It is really surprising that thousands of documents are being sought by the respondent from the authorities and none of the documents is admittedly brought into use. We are clearly of the view in the aforesaid backdrop that the application was filed with a mala fide intention and with a view to abuse the process of law."
What could have been the ideal solution?
The Transport Commissioner's office is required to regularly upload such information on its website as it comes under pro-active disclosure as per Section 4 of the RTI Act
RTI experts opine that, while 'intentions' of the RTI applicant for seeking information are not mentioned in the RTI Act, experts say that, what the applicant asked for came under the suo motu proactive disclosure under Section 4 of the RTI Act but thanks to the public authority, in this case the Maharashtra Transport Commissioner's office not uploading such information in the public domain, the citizen applicant has had to bear the brunt of a harsh court order and against his favour.
RTI applicants should be precise in the information they ask for
At the same time, experts comment that it should be lessons for RTI applicants to be precise with the information they seek and not ask unnecessarily seek lengthy information. In this case, the court observed that despite the department having assigned half a dozen persons to procure the information, it was difficult to coordinate it. The judgment states: "Officers were required to search and collect the information, which was required to be supplied to the applicant. We find that the information sought by the respondent and reproduced in this judgment was so general and extensive that it could not have been found out within a couple of days or even within a fortnight in spite of the best efforts of half a dozen persons working in that direction."
"It is apparent from a reading of what is stated above that instead of seeking information on some specific issues, the respondent sought general information on scores of matters. The application is vague and the application does not make it clear to the Information Officer as to what information is actually sought by the respondent from the officer. It was literally impossible for the appellants, as pointed by the learned assistant government pleader."
Following are excerpts from the Leave Patent Appeal (LPA) judgment in a chronological order:
(Vinita Deshmukh is the consulting editor of Moneylife, an RTI activist and convener of the Pune Metro Jagruti Abhiyaan. She is the recipient of prestigious awards like the Statesman Award for Rural Reporting which she won twice in 1998 and 2005 and the Chameli Devi Jain award for outstanding media person for her investigation series on Dow Chemicals. She co-authored the book "To The Last Bullet - The Inspiring Story of A Braveheart - Ashok Kamte" with Vinita Kamte. She can be reached at [email protected].)
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If John Kerry seems like a natural choice for the next secretary of state, that's because he is. He's a 27-year veteran of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which he's chaired since 2009 (taking the seat left by Joe Biden). In that time, he's bounced from country to country, and issue to issue, on congressional delegation trips. He's met with high-level officials from around the world and carried sensitive messages for successive administrations. But it's hard to find insights into Kerry's diplomatic style when so many meetings take place behind closed doors.
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Voice of Ireland star Laura has no regrets about snubbing Kian
Beautiful Laura O'Connor is on a roll after all four judges on the hit TV show tried to woo her on to their teams.
She soared through the battle rounds and tonight she competes with eleven other singers in the Live Knockouts to get through to the final stages of the show.
The 20-year-old stunner from Finglas, Dublin, said she had no regrets about snubbing Kian Egan to join Rachel Stevens' team, even though he snapped her up when she first appeared on The Voice as an 18-year-old two years ago and reached the live shows.
The former Westlife star told her he would be "gutted" if she didn't choose him again – and she didn't!
"Rachel (inset) turned first in the blind auditions and she just seemed so lovely when she was giving her pitch so I said I would go with her," says Laura.
"I thought she would know what to do with me and I am delighted I went with her because she has been so helpful giving me advice.
"I don't have any regrets about not choosing Kian. I can now say I have worked with Kian and Rachel which is a great thing.
"It was never personal towards him, I just wanted a different experience and Rachel seemed like the best coach for me and I was lucky enough to have a choice.
"There are no hard feelings, not from me anyway. I felt bad for Bressie too because the last time I was on the show he turned as well.
"But I have to think about myself and what is best for me and who can take me furthest.
"I know Una [Healy] is pop as well but I just thought Rachel was lovely so I went with her. I could not be happier with my choice."
Laura, who works part-time in a perfume shop, said she was having a ball on the show.
"It's different this time round because I am more confident. I went away and really worked on my confidence which was the main thing.
"In 2014 I had never really done anything before. I was seeing all these amazing singers and I was comparing myself but I was only 18 and just a kid.
"I was gutted when I was sent home but you have to take these things on the chin and keep at it.
"When I came back this time I knew what not to do. I'm delighted I had another go because I'm after getting this far again and hopefully I will continue on in the competition."
After losing out last time Laura had a go at The X Factor and got as far as the boot camp. She believes the experience is helping her.
"I have done a lot and I think I can sing anywhere as I have the experience.
"I can't make up excuses any more, I just have to go and do it. The Voice came round again and I thought I would go for it.
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"It is nerve-wracking. But when the beat started I just closed my eyes to get into the zone and then I was on my way and the chairs kept turning around."
Laura said she was now dreaming of a career in music when the show is over.
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Meet, greet Summit County Common Pleas Court candidates at La Mexicana Sept. 22
A "meet and greet" for Judge Joy Oldfield and Magistrate Alison Breaux has been scheduled at
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Join Tallmadge elected officials Mayor Dave Kline, Law Director Megan Raber, Finance Director Mollie Gilbride, County Councilman Jerry Feeman, City Council members Craig Sisak, Mary Tricaso, Carol Kilway and Tallmadge Democratic Club President Christine Higham in meeting with the Summit County Common Pleas Court Candidates.
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Nissan Versa, Versa Note Under Safety Probe
The 2012-2014 Nissan Versa and Versa Note models are under investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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The agency has opened a "preliminary investigation" into the issue and Nissan has responded that it is fully cooperating with the investigation.
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The Aylesbury Duck
The Aylesbury Duck, information about the history of the famous breed of duck.
The Story of the Aylesbury Duck
Wherever the name "Aylesbury" is mentioned the usual comment is "where the ducks come from", well many years ago that may have been true but you would be hard pressed to find an Aylesbury Duck in the town today. So how did the famous duck become so synonomous with the name of the town and why are there no longer any to be found?
Well the story of the Aylesbury Duck goes back to the beginning of the 18th century when a select breed of duck evolved in the town to supply the lucrative London trade, the London dealers in particular favoured birds with a white plumage and so this special large white variety was encouraged and developed.
The most popular area of Aylesbury where the ducks were reared became known as "Duck End", a poor part of town where the inhabitants lived in unsanitary conditions, the ducks were often reared inside the cottages, especially during cold weather, making conditions even worse.
History tells us that the Aylesbury Ducks were walked from the town into London by drovers, a not inconsiderable feat for the times, as this was a distance of 40 miles or so. The birds feet were protected by a tar and sawdust concoction to help prevent damage on the journey. The drovers would have stopped at inns along the way, with the birds being kept overnight in large pens, specifically provided for this purpose.
The Aylesbury ducks were not only raised in Aylesbury town itself but also in surrounding villages, Weston Turville, for example, had a large number of duck breeders.
London provided the primary demand for the Aylesbury Duck throughout the 19th century and by the middle of the century the railway took over as the main means of transportation. The ducks were also sold at local markets as growing wealth made for a wider market.
By the mid-nineteenth century the number of ducks produced began to decline and an outbreak of "Duck Fever" accellerated this decline. The pure breed of Aylesbury Duck was also affected by the introduction of the Pekin Duck from China in 1873, a breed of domesticated duck that derived from the Mallard, bred specifically for eggs and meat. The Pekin Duck also became the most popular domesticated breed in the USA after just 9 birds were introduced (also in 1873). Duck rearing in Aylesbury had virtually disappeared by the 1940's.
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I'm a fan of Woodcraft and don't like dumping on one of the tools they sell. However this screw extractor is made cheaply of material way too soft for the task. I followed the directions to the letter and the darn thing shattered on the 4th or 5th rotation. $$ bucks gone in 2 seconds. I was drilling into soft maple - the face frame on kitchen cabinets. I'm just going to fill the broken screw hole with epoxy, make a new cabinet door and move the hinge screws to another location. Don't waste your money on this loser.
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Small screw extractor
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After checking the morning surf reports/forecasts and bemoaning the continued flat conditions, I found this article in today's VA Pilot:
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Thread: Great White Off VA Bch?
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Aug 4, 2013, 12:18 PM #1
Great White Off VA Bch?
wouldn't doubt it.
plenty of them cruising around out there - check out Ocearch's tracking site
of course this is just for the few they've tagged
Aug 4, 2013, 01:56 PM #4
Yeah there are 3 off of SC right now. Think they got the facts wrong in that article. Mary Lee 16ft and over 3200 lbs yet they claim this 15 ft shark was upwards of 700-800 lbs? Must have meant upwards of 1700-1800 lbs.
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Some idiot commented that there needs to be a shark warning. There is always sharks in the water. Touristas!
My cousin just showed me a pic his buddy got at the OCMD inlet a couple weeks ago. His go-pro fell off and was dangling in the water, when he ant home he watched it and there was a 12' great white right there under him. Was blown away by the pic, got to try to get it so I can post it on here...just proves one thing, if they were there to eat people there'd be mass carnage on our shorelines.
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Nothing unusual there. The lineups would probably really thin out if we knew just how many sharks are in close proximity to us. We are, after all, in their domain.
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Aug 5, 2013, 12:22 AM #9
A friend from San Diego also posted that shark under the board picture, claiming it was from a local surfer out there.
at this point, pretty sure the picture itself is fake, regardless of where its from.


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Your client instructs you because they want to purchase a lease of a shop. It was previously a charity shop, however your client would like to change the use to an internet cafe. Assuming there are no other issues, your client would need planning permission?
There is a need for an Energy Performance Certificate.
Paul finished building his house in January 2009. He began building it himself in August 2006 bit by bit. He moved in January 2010. in December 2012, He wants to sell the property to Fred for £20,000 even though its worth £86,000. The searches show that no Planning Permission was sought. What would your advice be to Fred?
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There is an enforcement period of 10 years, which means the council could ask Fred to demolish the property and he would be left with just the land. Therefore, he should consider whether he is prepared to take this risk.
The enforcement period of 4 years started when there was a breach in 2006 and therefore the enforcement period lapsed in 2010. Fred is good to go.
The four year enforcement period is not up until January 2014. Therefore, he should hold off for a short time until that time. That way, he can purchase the property free of Planning Permission enforcement. Although there may be issues with Building Regulation control, which building control is unlimited.
Ask Paul for a regularisation certificate for the lack of planning permission.
Planning is essentially an easement and you can just get around buildings regs and planning by registering the property.
If Building Consent has not been obtained what are the options available?
Appeal to the Tribunal under s.84 of the Land Registry Act 1025
Regularisation certificate. This gives retrospective consent.
Appeal, Insurance and Certificate.
Insurance and Certificate.
What is the time limit for building control enforcement.
Within 12 months.
No time limit
Four years
10 years
12 years as a result of prescription. The same as adverse possession
You can build anywhere you like on your own land, because an English man's home is his castle. Is this TRUE or False?
Barry owns the freehold of a restaurant in Manchester's Northern quarter. Business has been dwindling and he's considering turning the place in to a bar with food snacks. Which is/are correct?
This is a change outside the class, but the UCO allows this
This is a change from A3 class to A4 class and permission would be required if the UCO did not allow it.
The UCO does not allow it and as a change from A3 to A4 planning permission is required as it is a change of use and therefore a development. Buildings regulation consent may also be required.
Peter has bought a commercial property in a conservation area and intends to use it as a pizza restaurant. However, the old style sash windows are not suitable. Can you clarify the position?
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As it is only windows only building regulation consent is required.
Planning, building consent and conservation consent is required.
No consent is required.
Building and conservation consent is required.


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text: Maria Chappelle-Nadal Nixon To Call Special Session To Pay For Ferguson-Related Security Costs By Jason Rosenbaum • Nov 28, 2014 Bill Greenblatt | UPI Gov. Jay Nixon plans to call a special session of the Missouri General Assembly to pay for the Missouri National Guard and Missouri Highway Patrol's operations in Ferguson and the St. Louis region. It's a move that comes amid immense disapproval of how the governor handled the aftermath of a grand jury's decision to not indict Ferguson Police officer Darren Wilson for shooting and killing Michael Brown. Clay, Chappelle-Nadal On Opposite Sides, But Still Pleased With Election Results By Jo Mannies • Nov 10, 2014 St. Louis Public Radio U.S. Rep. William Lacy Clay and state Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, both University City Democrats, were on opposing sides during St. Louis County's battle for county executive. But you might not guess it from their post-election assessments. Both are proclaiming victory. While Clay's candidate — fellow Democrat Steve Stenger — won on Nov. 4, Chappelle-Nadal is celebrating victory as well, because the Republican she endorsed, Rick Stream, came close. "It was a cool win, it was beautiful,'' said Chappelle-Nadal, who appeared in a TV ad for Stream. Politically Speaking: GOP Consultant Keller Assesses Election Landscape By Chris McDaniel, Jason Rosenbaum & Jo Mannies • Oct 22, 2014 Chris McDaniel, St. Louis Public Radio This week, the Politically Speaking crew welcomes Gregg Keller, a locally based Republican consultant who now runs his own firm, Atlas Strategy Group. Keller represents a number of corporate and political clients, including state Auditor Tom Schweich, who's expected to run for governor in 2016. A graduate of Clayton High School, Keller got his political start after college (Florida State). He began as a volunteer, and later as a staffer, for Jim Talent when he ran in 2002 for the U.S. Senate (defeating Democratic incumbent Jean Carnahan). Chappelle-Nadal Crosses Party Lines To Appear In Stream's Ad By Jason Rosenbaum • Oct 8, 2014 File photo by Jason Rosenbaum I St. Louis Public Radio (Updated noon, Thursday, Oct. 9) State Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal is the star of Republican Rick Stream's television ad, an unusual example of cross-party dynamics in the race for St. Louis County executive. Chappelle-Nadal, a University City Democrat, appears in an ad promoting Stream's bipartisan credentials. Could McCulloch Delay Grand Jury Announcement To Help Stenger? By Jason Rosenbaum • Oct 1, 2014 Bill Greenblatt, UPI St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch was helping Councilman Steve Stenger in his bid for county executive from literally the moment he started running. McCulloch was the introductory speaker at the Affton Democrat's campaign kickoff last year. He's contributed close to $100,000 in in-kind contributions to Stenger's campaign. And he's appeared in ads attacking incumbent St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley and praising Stenger's promise to "clean up" St. Louis County. Catching Up On Events In Ferguson By Erica Smith • Sep 22, 2014 File photo | Tim Lloyd I St. Louis Public Radio The protests, town hall meetings and conversations continue, but six weeks after the shooting death of Michael Brown, there are still a lot of unanswered questions in Ferguson. Nixon Picks Maida Coleman To Lead New Agency Reaching Out To Minorities By Jason Rosenbaum • Sep 18, 2014 After facing intense heat from some of his party's African-American leaders, Gov. Jay Nixon is tapping a former St. Louis-area senator to serve as a liaison to the state's poor and minority communities. French Turns Camera's Eye Toward Ferguson Unrest By Jason Rosenbaum • Aug 14, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio When Antonio French noticed social media activity bubbling up about Michael Brown's shooting death last weekend, the St. Louis alderman got in his car and drove to Ferguson. What he said he saw was striking: Police from neighboring municipalities had formed a "human shield" around the scene. Lesley McSpadden, Brown's mother, was screaming and crying over not knowing what happened to her 18-year-old son. And Brown's body was still in the street after being shot and killed by a Ferguson police officer. Discussion: What's Next For Ferguson After The Death Of Michael Brown? By Erica Smith • Aug 11, 2014 Rachel Lippmann / St. Louis Public Radio Saturday's shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson resulted in overnight violence, including looting, arson and gunshots. As cleanup began Monday morning, so did discussions about the tension throughout the St. Louis area, the response in Ferguson, and the lack of information about Saturday's shooting. "There should be no need anywhere for a young man to lose his life," said Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III. "We need to start talking about bridging the gap between law enforcement and the young people in the community. Nixon Faces Backlash Over Latest Appointment To Board of Education By Jason Rosenbaum • Jul 29, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio Gov. Jay Nixon is taking heat from his own party, especially from women, for appointing Maynard Wallace to the state Board of Education. And while Nixon, a Democrat, isn't backing down, the outcry from several Democratic legislators may not bode well for the appointment to be confirmed. Wallace is a former teacher, superintendent and Republican state legislator from Thornfield. For a time, Wallace was also a registered lobbyist for the Missouri Association of School Administrators. Shadow Of Clay And Carter Dynasties Looms Over Peters, Carter Race For State House Seat By Jason Rosenbaum • Jul 27, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum | St. Louis Public Radio On a slightly overcast day in St. Louis' Penrose neighborhood, state Rep. Joshua Peters briskly moved from brick bungalow to brick bungalow to get the word out about his re-election campaign. Sporting a sky blue polo and dark-rimmed eyeglasses, the 26-year-old exuded the experience of an old political pro when greeting potential voters. Sophia Hubbard told Peters a member of his campaign staff had already come to her door. Oliver Williams told him something similar – and signaled that Peters had his vote on Aug. 5. Politically Speaking: Chappelle-Nadal Details Student Transfer Bill's Impact By Jason Rosenbaum, Jo Mannies & Dale Singer • May 27, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio This week, St. Louis Public Radio's education reporter Dale Singer joins Jason Rosenbaum and Jo Mannies as we welcome back state Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, D-University City, to the show. The Politically Speaking podcast is diverging from our usual alternating schedule of Republican and Democratic guests. Instead, we are focusing on opposing views on one of the region's hottest issues: the transfer of students from the Normandy and Riverview Gardens school districts -- both unaccredited -- to neighboring districts. Transfer Bill Revives Ill Will Between Nixon, Some Black Politicians By Dale Singer • May 15, 2014 Missouri Senate A long-simmering feud between Gov. Jay Nixon and some black politicians, going back to his days as Missouri's attorney general, flared up again in Jefferson City this week, fanned by the debate over school transfer legislation. But not all African-American officials are taking sides against the governor. Some, especially in the state House, are urging Nixon to veto the student transfer bill, because they consider its changes in the transfer law harmful to black students. Lawmakers Call On Nixon To Sign Student Transfer Fix; Would End Free Transportation By Marshall Griffin • May 15, 2014 Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio The Missouri Senate has passed the final version of legislation designed to ease the burden of the state's school transfer law. It includes a provision that would end free transportation for transfer students -- a provision that would make it harder for students from failing schools to actually attend other districts. Normandy Transition Panel Hones Ideas, Lawmakers Grapple With Transfer Issue By Dale Singer • May 13, 2014 UMSL A task force charged with making recommendations for the future of the Normandy School District finished meeting Monday and plans to send its report to state education officials later this week. Carole Basile, dean of the school of education at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, said she plans to take the discussions from the task force over the past several weeks and draw up a list of recommendations that she will submit to Chris Nicastro, Missouri's commissioner of elementary and secondary education. School Transfer Law Should Include Private School Option, Lawmakers Say By Dale Singer • Apr 25, 2014 Bubbles | sxc.hu Despite opposition from a coalition of Missouri school groups, a bipartisan panel of lawmakers said Friday that to win passage, school transfer legislation needs to include the option of non-sectarian private schools. State Sens. John Lamping, R-Ladue, and Maria Chappelle-Nadal, D-University City, along with House Speaker Tim Jones, R-Eureka, discussed the issue at a forum on tax-credit scholarships. With three weeks left in the legislative session, a transfer bill that passed overwhelmingly in the Senate is now moving through the House. Five Questions To Ask In Legislative Session's Waning Weeks By Jason Rosenbaum • Apr 13, 2014 UPI/Bill Greenblatt With roughly a month left to go before adjournment, many of the Missouri General Assembly's big issues remain unresolved. That's not too surprising. Big-ticket legislation often passes — or dies — in the last weeks of the session. With about a month to go before the final gavel falls, legislation dealing with tax cuts, the state's criminal code and the student transfer situation are all still up in the air. The resolution of some conflicts could hinge on unity from Republicans, who control the legislature, while others may fall along less predictable fault lines. Under The Microscope: Questioning Low-Income Housing Tax Credit's Impact And Future By Jason Rosenbaum • Mar 12, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum/St. Louis Public Radio Carl Miles' apartment at Rosie Shields Manor has everything he could want in a home – and then some. Miles' spacious room has sleek wood-like floors and a modern-looking kitchen. He's within walking distance of a bank and grocery store. And he can even throw parties in the Pagedale facility's community room or common area – with management's permission, of course. "It's wonderful. It's a wonderful place to live," said Miles, who is 70 and retired. "It's got a lot of security. The people are generally pretty friendly. We socialize a lot. And we have a pretty good time." Missouri Senate Begins Debate On Nixon's Tax Cut Compromise By Marshall Griffin • Mar 5, 2014 Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio The Missouri Senate has begun debate on a compromise tax cut brokered last month between Gov. Jay Nixon, a Democrat, and state Sen. Will Kraus, R-Lee's Summit. Wide-Ranging Student Transfer Bill Passed By Mo. Senate Committee By Marshall Griffin • Feb 20, 2014 Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio Nine bills that either directly addressed or were related to school transfers and accreditation were combined into one bill and passed Thursday by the Missouri Senate's Education Committee. Chappelle-Nadal Calls For Nicastro's Resignation By Marshall Griffin • Jan 14, 2014 Mo. Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education A Missouri State senator has filed a remonstrance that calls for the immediate resignation of Elementary and Secondary Education Commissioner Chris Nicastro. Amid Controversies, Embattled Nicastro Tries To Keep Focus On Kids By Dale Singer • Dec 16, 2013 DESE website Missouri's commissioner of education has been buffeted by two controversies that have led to calls for her resignation but also expressions of support from her bosses on the state board of education. To explain the controversy swirling around Chris Nicastro, Missouri's embattled commissioner of elementary and secondary education, state school board member Mike Jones invokes the words of a legendary Texan, Jim Hightower: The only things you find in the middle of the road are yellow lines and dead armadillos. Chappelle-Nadal buries the hatchet, as Koster headlines her latest fundraising event By Jo Mannies • Dec 3, 2013 This article originally appeared in the St. Louis Beacon. - Five years after she endorsed a Republican for Missouri attorney general, state Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal is holding a fundraising event where the headliner is the Democrat she had rejected in 2008: now-Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster. Does transfer law allow loophole or present opportunity? By Dale Singer • Oct 14, 2013 This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: State Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal knows firsthand about the ins and outs of transferring from one school district to another. When she was a student growing up in University City, her family moved to the city of St. Louis, where she attended a private school for a year. Then, she took advantage of the area's voluntary desegregation plan and transferred to school in Clayton. On the trail Answering the five questions posed before this year's veto session By Jason Rosenbaum • Sep 13, 2013 This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: If this past veto session were judged by the sheer amount of legislative activity, it was an unqualified success. Whether it met expectations, however, is a completely different story. Politically Speaking: Sen. Chappelle-Nadal On Education, Guns, And Sinquefield's $1.3 Million Push By Chris McDaniel • Jul 11, 2013 Erin Williams, St. Louis Public Radio. Every week, St. Louis Public Radio's Chris McDaniel joins the St. Louis Beacon's Jo Mannies and Jason Rosenbaum to talk about the week's politics. Historic tax credit faces - and deflects - slings and arrows of critics By Jason Rosenbaum • Jul 9, 2013 This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: Former state Sen. Jason Crowell, a Cape Girardeau Republican, was -- and still is -- one of the sharpest critics of the state's historic preservation tax credit program. In 2011, he compared the program to when his parents gave him a credit card "only for emergencies." Locations Accepting EBT Cards Would Be Strictly Limited Under Mo. Senate Bill By Marshall Griffin • Mar 4, 2013 Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio Legislation is moving through the Missouri Senate that would strictly limit where Electronic Benefits Transfer, or EBT cards, can be used in the state. State Senator Will Kraus (R, Lee's Summit) is sponsoring Senate Bill 251. He says a new federal law that just took effect will ban EBT card use in casinos, liquor stores and adult entertainment venues. "We're taking that federal law (and) putting (it) into state statute," Kraus said. "But we're also adding a few places that we think these cards shouldn't be used at: amusement parks, entertainment events, athletic events, (or) to purchase alcohol, tobacco (or) lottery tickets." Second Injury Fund Debate Begins In Mo. Senate By Marshall Griffin • Feb 5, 2013 Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio The Missouri Senate spent more than two hours debating legislation Monday that would keep the state's ailing Second Injury Fund alive. The proposal being considered would raise fees that businesses across the state currently pay into the fund while placing restrictions on future claims. State Senator Maria Chappelle-Nadal (D, University City) said in floor debate that raising the cap on businesses was a good move, but expressed concern that people with pre-existing conditions would be left out. Mo. Sen. Bill Would Require Parents To Notify Their Kids' Schools If They're Gun Owners By Marshall Griffin • Jan 23, 2013 Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio Legislation filed in the Missouri Senate would require parents to notify their kids' schools if they are gun owners. If passed, parents would have to provide written notification that they own a firearm within 30 days of enrolling their child in school or within 30 days of becoming a gun owner if the child is already enrolled. Failure to do so would be an infraction and result in a $100 fine. It would also make it a Class A misdemeanor if the parent or guardian knows that their child is illegally in possession of a firearm and does nothing to stop it or does not report it to police -- and the parent or guardian would be guilty of a Class D felony if their minor child kills or wounds someone with an illegally-possessed gun. 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- Date: 1828 transitive verb to populate too densely ; furnish or provide with more than the environment or market will bear intransitive verb to become overly populous
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Capsaicin is the chemical in spicy foods, particularly peppers, that gives them their heat. Many people experience a burning sensation when they harvest peppers in their gardens or chop hot peppers such as jalepenos. When capsaicin is applied to the skin, it can cause chemical burns.
Immediately after the Burn
If you experience burning of your skin following the handling of a food containing capsaicin, apply milk to the burn immediately. Because capsaicin is an oily chemical, the lactic acid in the milk breaks down the capsaicin and allows the oils to be washed away. Drinking milk can also break down capsaicin in the mouth and throat and help relieve the burning sensation from eating capsaicin-heavy foods such as red pepper and jalepenos.
Other substances that break down oils, such as dishwashing liquid or lemon juice, can help remove the capsaicin from your skin. Use cold water when washing your hands and avoid scrubbing the affected area, which could irritate the burn and rub the capsaicin deeper into the skin.
Treating Capsaicin Burns
Treatment for capsaicin burns is similar to treatment for other chemical burns. Capsaicin burns are generally minor chemical burns and will heal on their own with time. If the burns have blistered, apply antibiotic ointment to prevent infection while the blisters break and heal. If your skin needs additional protection, apply a loose, non-stick guaze bandage.
Avoiding Capsaicin Burns
Always wear rubber gloves when working with capsaicin-rich foods or harvesting peppers in the garden. Wash cutting boards on which peppers have been cut thoroughly with a grease-cutting dishwashing liquid and hot water. Protect your eyes when working with capsaicin by washing your hands and arms thoroughly after chopping peppers or gardening to remove any remaining chemical from the skin before you touch your eyes.
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- Ph.D., Indiana University, Higher Education Administration
- M.A., IUPUI, Philanthropic Studies
- B.A. summa cum laude, Minnesota State University—Moorhead, History
Genevieve G. Shaker, Ph.D., serves as associate dean for development and external affairs in the Indiana University School of Liberal Arts and assistant professor of philanthropic studies in the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis. She also is adjunct professor of liberal arts. She is one of the few academicians who is also an active advancement officer.
Shaker completed her Ph.D. in higher education at Indiana University Bloomington and holds a master's in philanthropic studies from the Lilly Family School's predecessor, the Center on Philanthropy. She has focused her research on higher education advancement as well as the changing nature of the American professoriate, and on philanthropy, public good, and faculty work. She has a particular interest in faculty and staff philanthropic giving and is extending her workplace giving research into other employment arenas.
She has presented numerous papers, workshops, interviews, or speeches for scholarly and practitioner audiences, including a paper judged among the best at the 2013 Association for Institutional Research (AIR) Forum. The quality of her research was recognized early with the dissertation of the year award (2009) from the Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE) and by the nation's primary group of faculty development professionals (Professional and Organizational Development Network) with the 2009 Robert Menges Award for research in educational development. As a reflection of the quality of her teaching, Shaker was selected for the Indiana University Trustees Teaching Award in 2013 and 2015. Most recently, she was recognized nationally for her work as a scholar-practitioner and named the Association of Fundraising Professionals' Emerging Scholar for 2015. She has been recognized as one of Indianapolis' leading young professionals by the Indianapolis Business Journal and as an on-campus leader through recognition from the IUPUI Office for Women.
Courses Taught
- Giving and Volunteering in America
- Workplace giving in universities: A U.S. case study at Indiana University. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly
- Sequential online course re-design: When "it just takes time" works no more. To Improve the Academy: A Journal of Educational Development
- The ecology of internal workplace giving at Indiana University: A case study of academic and non-academic staff campus campaign fundraising. International Journal of Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Marketing
- Despite faculty skepticism: Lessons from a graduate-level seminar in a hybrid course environment. College Teaching
- The impact of alumni status on institutional giving by faculty and staff. Research in Higher Education
- The generosity of the professoriate: Faculty as donors and academic citizens. Metropolitan Universities
- The road taken: A report on the career paths of a modern academic workforce for faculty developers. The Journal of Faculty Development
- The donors next door: Raising funds from faculty for faculty development centers. To Improve the Academy
- The hybrid and dualistic identity of full-time nontenure-track faculty. American Behavioral Scientist
- Understanding and supporting full-time nontenure-track faculty: A needed change. To Improve the Academy
Research Interests
- Higher education advancement
- Fundraising
- The academic workforce
- Workplace giving
- Intersections of philanthropy and professionalism
- Online teaching and learning
Honors & Awards
- Indiana University Trustees Teaching Award (2015)
- IUPUI Outstanding Woman Leader Award—Newcomer faculty (2015)
- Indianapolis Business Journal, Forty Under 40 (2015)
- Emerging Scholar, Association for Fundraising Professionals (2015)
- Skystone Partners Research Prize in Philanthropy and Fundraising, Association for Fundraising Professionals (2014) Chapter contributor to award winning book Expanding the Donor Base for Higher Education (N. Drezner, editor)
- Charles F. Elton Best Paper Award, Association for Institutional Research (2013)
- Indiana University Trustees Teaching Award (2013)
- IUPUI Student Athlete "Favorite Professor" Award (2013)
- Bobby Wright Dissertation of the Year, Association for the Study of Higher Education (2009)
- Robert J. Menges Award for Outstanding Research in Educational Development, Professional and
- Organizational Development Network (2009)
- Graduate Student Association Educational Enhancement Award, IUPUI (2008, 1998)
- Holmstedt Dissertation Award, HESA Program, Indiana University (2007)
- Glenn W. Irwin Experience Excellence Award, IUPUI (2005)
Other Activities
- Book author: Shaker, G. G. (2015). Faculty work and the public good: Philanthropy, engagement, and academic professionalism. New York: Teachers College Press, Columbia University.
- Board member, American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis
- Neighborhood Working Group, Children's Museum of Indianapolis