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I've followed it exactly except for the chocolate. I couldn't find the disks asked for, so I got a good thin chocolate bar and cut it into squares about the size of the disks. Because I wanted to check how different the dough would be after resting in the fridge I baked one right away.
I didn't bake the others at 36 hours because I'm crazy but not crazy enough to wake up at 4 am to bake cookies.
The cookies were great, very good really. The fact that the chocolate was very good of course it influences the overall flavour. My thoughts about the all 36 hours resting rule, well I did notice a slighty flavour difference but only in the raw dough. The main difference was the texture, as you can probably see in the picture, the second cookie spreaded less than the first resulting in a chewier interior. Very very good cookie!
It was a fun experiment but it didn't end there...
See that dark cookie? No, that's not overbaked, that's a chocolate chili pepper adaptation of the NY Times cookie!
The day I've baked the cookies I was working from home, trying new ice-cream flavours. At work they asked me for a Chocolate-chili ice-cream, so I had those ingredients laying arround in the kitchen and couldn't help adding them to a bit of the raw cookie dough.
The CCCCC (chocolate-chili chocolate chip cookies) were great as well, they spreaded less than the non-chocolate ones, so they've become densier almost like a fudgy brownie. I liked the hint of hotness from the chilli pepper, but here's a tip: Don't tell your friends you put salt and pepper in your cookies, they will look at you in a strange way (or if you're me, stranger than usual anyway).
CCCCC (for 2 huge cookies)
- 200 gr (3.5 oz) raw cookie dough
- 30 gr (1 oz) melted dark chocolate
- 1 tbsp cocoa powder
- 1/8 tsp chilli powder
Mix the raw dough with the rest of the ingredients and divide it in 2, shape 2 cookies, sprinkle lightly with sea salt and bake as in the recipe.
Now about the chocolate-chili ice-cream, I've experimented with raw chili peppers, dried chilis and chili powder. At the end I've used a combo of powder and dried and the ice-cream turned out just as I wanted.
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S.3187 - Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act112th Congress (2011-2012)
|Sen. Harkin, Tom [D-IA] (Introduced 05/15/2012)
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PENDLETON — The troubled Lehman Hot Springs resort is back with the family that owned it for much of the previous century.
Fancho "Fee" Stubblefield of Amity bought the 242-acre site near Ukiah last year for $1.25 million. That's roughly twice what the previous owner paid in a 2010 foreclosure auction, according to Umatilla County records.
The county noted of the sale: "Buyer feels they paid over market value for personal reasons."
Those "personal reasons" are clear. Stubblefield's grandfather, the first Fancho Stubblefield, paid $500 cash and took on a $6,500 mortgage for the property in July 1925. He sold the resort in 1943 and got it back a few years later.
The family sold it again and got it back again in the 1970s, and Fancho Stubblefield II sold it in 1988 when the economy soured.
In an interview with the East Oregonian newspaper, Stubblefield said he worked on the lodge as a teen, when his father owned it, and his feelings run deep for the hot springs located in the timberlands of the Blue Mountains.
"There's a lot of history there," Stubblefield said.
But the recent history has been all bad.
State authorities cited Lehman Hot Springs for illegal wastewater discharges seven times between 1995 and 2006, and the resort has been closed since mid-2009, when a judge ordered former owner John Patrick Lucas to cease operations because of unsafe sewage lagoons.
Lucas was eventually charged with polluting the water. He pleaded guilty last March and is scheduled to be sentenced Jan. 29 in Pendleton.
Stubblefield said he is paying "a fortune" to correct the problems. Much of that work involved replacing the plastic liner in one of the two nearly acre-sized sewage lagoons.
Project manager Dan Upshaw said 20 workers took three days in late fall to install the new liner. Crews used a special machine to weld together seams of 26-foot-wide rolls of plastic sheeting and tested the strength of the material before each weld.
"This is not just throwing a plastic liner in a hole," Upshaw said. "These lagoons are really a big deal ... we're addressing issues that have to be addressed, there's no doubt about the lagoon and the sanitation issue has to be corrected."
With winter here, Upshaw has been "getting stuff up to snuff" around the rest of the site, from fixing a leaking roof to replacing broken water pipes. When weather allows, contractors will assess the status of the second lagoon and build drainage for overflow and storm water for both lagoons.
Besides repairing the property, Upshaw and Stubblefield are trying to repair ties with, among others, the state Department of Environmental Quality and the Umatilla County Public Health Department.
"It's one of those things where you have a lot of history with different agencies that haven't been real positive relationships," Upshaw said.
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Feet usually have an arch on the inside portion of the foot. A flat foot is a foot that has lost or never developed this arch. It is often associated with the lower part of the legs being angled outwards
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- Foot injuries
- Conditions of the feet that can injure foot tissue such as osteoarthritis
- Conditions present at birth, such as excess laxity of joint capsules and ligaments, such as Ehlers-Danlos syndrome
- Obesity
Flat feet may not cause any symptoms at all. Rigid flat feet may cause:
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- A stiff foot
- Weakness or numbness of the foot
- Rapid wearing out of shoes — worn shoes lean in toward each other
- Difficulty or pain with activities like running — in the foot, knee or hip
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical and foot exam will be done. Flat feet can be diagnosed by appearance. To determine if the foot is rigid, you may be asked to do some simple tasks.
If the flat foot is rigid and causing problems, you will be referred to a foot specialist. Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Options include the following:
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Physical therapy may relieve discomfort. You may be given a specific stretching and strength program. You may also have treatment to help manage the discomfort.
Exercises can help with the strength of the surrounding muscles. It may relieve some of the pressure in the foot.
Orthotics and Support
Orthotics are shoe inserts that support the foot. These inserts may help to reduce pain and disability in some people. In mild cases, a well-fitting pair of shoes with arch support may be all that is needed.
Flat feet caused by nerve or muscle disease may need special braces.
Feet that do not respond to the treatments above may need surgery. The surgery will help to create a supportive arch.
Well-fitted shoes with good arch support may help prevent flat feet. Maintaining a healthy weight may also lower wear and tear on the arches.
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Leptospirosis is a rare, but potentially serious, bacterial infection. It is most common in warm, tropical environments, and it spreads easily.
Leptospirosis is caused by specific bacteria resulting from contact with fresh water, wet or dampened soil, or vegetation that has been soiled by urine from an infected animal.
When contact is made with the contaminated material, the bacteria enter the body through open sores or wounds in the skin, or through mucous membranes. When the bacteria has entered the body, it flows into the bloodstream and throughout the body, causing infection.
Risk Factors
The following people are at an increased risk of developing leptospirosis:
- Canoeists
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- Swimmers in lakes, rivers, and streams
- Workers in flood plains
- Workers in wet agricultural settings
- People who have pets, particularly dogs or livestock
- People who work with the land, including farmers, ranchers, loggers, and rice-field workers
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February 02. 2013 11:07PM
New Hampshire's three Northeast-10 Conference men's basketball teams all posted impressive victories on the road Saturday.
No. 22 St. Anselm, which downed Adelphi, won for the the 14th time in its last 16 games. Southern New Hampshire, which snapped a two-game slide, topped American International, and Franklin Pierce, which has lost just four conference games this season, upended St. Rose.
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St. Anselm 84, Adelphi 65: At Garden City, N.Y., the Hawks were sparked by the career-high 28-point effort of Mike McCahey. Rob Mabrey provided strong support with 19 points and reserve Chris Santo registered 17 points in 20 minutes of play. St. Anselm is 16-3 overall and 12-3 in the conference, its best start since it went 17-2 to kick off the 1995-96 season.
Southern New Hampshire 67, American International 57: At Springfield, Mass., BJ Cardarelli paced four Penmen in double figures with 15 points as SNHU moved to 8-7 in the conference. Phillip Tripodakis, Elijah Bonsignore and Rodney Sanders all scored 11. The Yellow Jackets were held scoreless over the final 5:22 of the first half as SNHU built a 36-27 intermission lead.
Franklin Pierce 78, St,. Rose 65: At Albany, N.Y., Ryen Vilmont and Eric Jean-Guillaume banked in 25 and 18 points respectively for the Ravens who saw a 15-point second half lead trimmed to 66-63, with 4:03 to play. But Vilmont and Jean-Guillaume combined for nine of FPU's final 12 points to salt the game away. Pierce is 11-4 in the league.
Stony Brook 56, New Hampshire 54: At Durham, two free throws by Chris Matagrano pulled UNH to within one, 53-52, with 1:33 to play, but the Wildcats could not take the lead. Chandler Rhoads scored 12 points to top the UNH scorers while Ferg Myrick added 10. UNH is 2-6 in America East.
Keene State 88, Southern Maine 80: At Gorham, Maine, the Owls overcame a seven-point halftime deficit as Ryan Martin scored 13 of his game-high 18 points in the second half. KSC has won three of its last four games and is 7-3 in the LEC.
Eastern Connecticut State 70, Plymouth State 60: At Plymouth, the Panthers placed three players in double figures as Kevin Eisenberg of Moultonborough scored 16 points after converting four long field goals, Shomari Morgan of Manchester contributed 15 points off the bench, and Petey Skevas added 10. The loss snapped PSU's three-game win streak and leaves the Panthers with a 2-8 LEC record.
Daniel Webster 82, Wheelock 60: At Nashua, the Eagles led by as many as 25 in the first half. Daris Cosby led the winners with 15 points.
Thomas 72, Colby-Sawyer 71: At New London, Marquis Pollard converted a game-deciding layup as time expired to drop the Chargers to 9-4 in NAC play. CSC battled back from a 16-point first half deficit and took its only lead of the game, 71-70, with 24 seconds to play in regulation after Wol Majong of Manchester dropped in a pair of free throws.
Albertus Magnus 73, Rivier 55: At Nashua, Bow's Tom Poitras collected 13 points in the loss. Nick Walch chipped in 12. Rivier is 6-8 in the GNAC.
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Rensselaer 3, Dartmouth 0: At Troy, N.Y., the No. 16 Big Green was shut out for the first time in 48 games and fell to 11-8-3 overall and 6-5-2 in ECAC. Despite allowing three goals, Dartmouth goalie Cab Morris foiled several strong RPI bids, making 19 saves including 17 in the first two periods.
Norwich 5, St. Anselm 3: At Northfield, Vt., Liam McKillop, Sean Jenkins and Tucker Mullin gave St. A a 3-1 lead before the Cadets scored four straight.

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Rivier 78, Albertus Magnus 68:Deanna Purcell poured in 26 points in a double-double effort and Rivier was able to overcome an eight-point halftime deficit to edge Albertus Magnus, 78-68, in a Great Northeast Athletic Conference women's basketball game Saturday at Muldoon Gymnasium in Nashua.
The Hudson sophomore was 8-for-18 from the field and 10-for-11 from the free throw line, and she pulled down 10 rebounds for her second double-double of the season.

Stony Brook 60, New Hampshire 47:  At Stony Brook, N.Y., the Wildcats fell behind by 11 points, 37-26, at the half. Cari Reed and Morgan Frame attempted to rally UNH with 14 and 12 points respectively, but the loss snapped a two-game win streak and dropped UNH to 3-6 in America East.

St. Rose 68, Franklin Pierce 59:  At Albany, N.Y., Britanny Martel came off the bench to score a team-high 20 points for the Ravens, and guard Tiffany Johnson banked in 17, but FPU slipped to 10-5 in the NE-10. St. Rose used a 36-21 second half to cement the victory.

American International 58, Southern New Hampshire 42:  At Springfield, Mass., the Penmen struggled against the Yellow Jackets defense which allowed just 11 points through the game's initial 20 minutes. Sloane Sorrell topped the Penmen with nine points as SNHU fell to 7-8 in the NE-10.

Adelphi 68, St. Anselm 54:  At Garden City, N.Y., Allie Jones registered the first double-double of her career, scoring 17 points and 12 rebounds as the Hawks sank to 1-14 in the NE-10. Briana Jones added 15 points.

Colby-Sawyer 91, Thomas 53:  At New London, Cailin Bullett scored a career-high 31 points and the Chargers remained undefeated in NAC play with a 14-0 record (17-4 overall). Bullett was 13-for-14 from the free throw line, tying the school record. Kelsey Cahill had a double-double of 15 points and 10 rebounds.

Southern Maine 58, Keene State 56:  At Gorham, Maine, a pair of Erin McNamara free throws with 13.2 seconds sealed the Huskies victory. Keene's (2-7) Courtney Roberts led all scorers with 23 points. Her 10 rebounds completed a double-double performance.

Eastern Connecticut 56, Plymouth State 33:  At Plymouth, Loudon's Krystin Corliss netted 15 points and Lancaster's Bry Bennett pulled down seven rebounds for the Panthers who are winless in the Little East.

Daniel Webster 77, Wheelock 40:  At Nashua, Vanessa Bosques and Ashley Giampetruzzi of Manchester registered 22 points each and combined for 13 rebounds. Bosques became the fourth Eagle woman to reach 1,600 points.

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New Hampshire 4, Vermont 2:  At Burlington, Vt., Hannah Armstrong scored a pair of goals and UNH improved to 11-14-2 on the year and 7-7-1 in Hockey East. Arielle O'Neill and Kristina Lavoie (two assists) also scored.

Manhattanville 3, New England College 0:  At Henniker, Lauren Hopps made 29 saves in the setback which left the Pilgrims at 4-7-3 in ECAC East.

St. Anselm 4, Salve Regina 2:  At Middleton, R.I., Tiffany Herron scored a pair of goals to lead the Hawks Saturday. The victory ups the Hawks record to 9-2-4 in ECAC Women's East.


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PALM SPRINGS — After suffering its first setback of summer, the Burroughs girls basketball team bounced back to win its final two games of the Palm Springs tournament and capture fifth place. The Burros won four of their five tourney games to continue an impressive start to summer.
PALM SPRINGS — After suffering its first setback of summer, the Burroughs girls basketball team bounced back to win its final two games of the Palm Springs tournament and capture fifth place. The Burros won four of their five tourney games to continue an impressive start to summer.
"They're coming along and they're playing well together – better than I thought at this point," said head coach Robert Campbell. "It was a good tournament with better teams than we face in Bakersfield – we got to play at a high level."
Burroughs concluded the three-day tournament with a dramatic 41-40 win over Hanford on Sunday afternoon. Aubrey Hayes made the go-ahead three-pointer with 12 seconds remaining – a shot that came after Alex Simmons rebounded a miss inside and kicked the ball out to the perimeter, where it was eventually dished to an open Hayes.
"They'd been calling 'Shooter, Shooter,' the entire game so I wasn't really open that much," said Hayes, who missed the shot that led to Simmons' rebound. "I went to the short corner, Alex passed it to Madison Felix after the rebound, she kicked it to me five feet away, and I shot it."
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"It was kind of a scatterbrained pick up," Hayes said. "They put up a shot from 10 feet away – and everyone's hearts kind of stopped for a second – but they missed it, which was awesome."
Hayes scored a team-high 17 points and added four rebounds in the win. Her game-winner came in the first late-game situation that Burroughs has faced during the summer, and didn't come off a set play because Hanford came out in zone.
"The last game could have gone either way and was fun to watch," Campbell said. "It was good to see the kids get rewarded for not panicking and not giving up."
Madison Schiller scored eight points in the fifth-place game, and Simmons had seven points, four rebounds and four assists. Hayes, Simmons and Schiller were named to the all-tournament team.
"They're learning how to play together and they really hustle and play hard all the time," Campbell said about the backcourt trio. "I've talked to Alex and Aubrey about taking on leadership roles, and they've responded well."
In the quarterfinals on Saturday, cold shooting sank Burroughs against Westminster. The Burros fell behind by double digits early and struggled to hit shots throughout the game in a 31-25 loss.
The Burros cut Westminster's lead to one in the fourth quarter, but the Lions hit consecutive three-pointers in the closing minutes to stretch their lead and put the game away. Schiller scored nine points in the loss and Talia Forsythe had four points and eight rebounds.
Hours after its first defeat of the summer, Burroughs bounced back on Saturday night with a 48-22 win over Rancho Buena Vista. Hayes led the team with 15 points to go along with four steals, Schiller had 14 points and five rebounds and Forsythe finished with eight points and eight rebounds as the Burros rolled to victory.
"We were really tired, but we played well," Campbell said. "We shot the ball well and played inside-outside."
Allie Sliva had a team-high five steals against the Longhorns, and Simmons dished out five assists. Burroughs finished 4-1 in the tournament, the most wins the team has notched in Palm Springs.
"We're all on the same page as a team," Hayes said. "We're still getting there and it's working out. It's together like it should be."
Currently 12-1 overall in the summer, Burroughs returns to the court Wednesday for a pair of Bakersfield summer league games. The Burros head to San Diego this weekend for a tournament at Point Loma Nazarene.


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The UNDP is a central operational agent of the United Nations. It concentrates mainly on poverty reduction and the advancement of the Millennium Development Goals. The UNDP operates in 177 countries globally and focuses on democracy and good governance; prevention of environmental threats and climate change; support in conflict prevention; and post-conflict recovery work. It is one of Finland's most important collaborative partners in multilateral development work.
Ms Clark was appointed as administrator of the UNDP in 2009, following her career as a prime minister of New Zealand. She visited Finland previously in October 2009.
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Hooksett's former DPW chief headed to jail
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CONCORD - Hooksett's former Department of Public Works director will serve six months in jail after being convicted of 11 of 12 charges related to theft of town-owned property.
Dale Hemeon, 57, converted town property to his own use, operating a side business on the weekends using town employees he paid cash under the table, according to Assistant Merrimack County Attorney Wayne P. Coull.
The defense case was: "He didn't do this, he didn't do that," said Coull. But after Hemeon was convicted and faced the prospect of prison, Coull said: "Suddenly he has an epiphany."
Hemeon did not testify during his trial, but at Thursday's hearing he said: "I take full responsibility for what happened. "
Paid $78,600 by Hooksett in 2010, Hemeon was a town employee for 21 years before he was fired in April 2011.
"I always tried to be a good person," he said Thursday.
He said he's now working six days a week driving a truck. If he goes to jail, he said he would lose his house. He also said his wife doesn't know how to operate the snow blower and he needs to check in on his 83-year-old widowed mother.
Coull called the 30-plus citizens who showed up to support Hemeon at Thursday's sentencing hearing in Merrimack County Superior Court "collateral victims."
Many of those in attendance, however, view Hemeon the way Jim Sullivan, chairman of the town council, does. Sullivan, speaking as a friend of Hemeon's since the 1980s and not as a town official, asked Judge Larry Smuckler for leniency in sentencing Hemeon.
"I believe we are better off because of his involvement in the town," Sullivan said.
David Erickson, a Manchester middle school teacher and Hemeon's brother-in-law, said Hemeon is family-oriented, takes care of his elderly mother and once was voted Hooksett's Citizen of the Year.
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Mary Farwell said she has known Hemeon since the early 1980s and described him as a "good and decent man."
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Coull asked the court to sentence Hemeon to 12 months in the county jail, with four months suspended, on the misdemeanor convictions, and give him a one- to three-year sentence, all suspended, on the felony convictions.
Smuckler sentenced Hemeon to six months in the Merrimack County House of Corrections on each misdemeanor, with the sentences concurrent, and ordered Hemeon to surrender to start serving the sentence June 3.
On the felonies, he sentenced Hemeon to one to six years in the New Hampshire State Prison, consecutive to the jail sentence, all suspended for five years of good behavior.
Hemeon was charged with felony and misdemeanor theft by unauthorized taking, and conspiracy to commit theft by unauthorized taking. He was convicted of 11 charges and acquitted of a 12th, the theft of a landscaping trailer.
The thefts occurred between April 10, 2009 and March 23, 2011.
The other charges involved taking chain saws, a push mower, hedge trimmer, weed trimmer, a leaf blower, two generators, tractor, shelter, aerator, plow, mower and a silt seeder all on March 23, 2011.
Coull wanted Hemeon to be ordered to pay $11,763 in restitution, an amount defense attorney Emile Bussiere Jr. disputed. He said the $3,600 was split among four people and the value the prosecutor assessed on the other property was inflated.
Smuckler ordered Hemeon to pay restitution of $3,274 to Hooksett in a check delivered to Coull by the end of the day Thursday.
Joshua Lacroix of Goffstown, who worked for the DPW for 11 years, was convicted in Hooksett District Court of misdemeanor theft charges in relation to the items sold at the scrap yard. He was ordered to make restitution, according to Coull. He, too, was fired.
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Boulder should pursue an aggressive goal of reducing its greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent by 2050, and it can do that without extreme austerity if it can add a lot of renewable energy in the next decade through a municipal utility, City Council members said Tuesday night.
At a study session, the City Council took up the question of what the city's new climate goal should be, now that the Kyoto Protocol is widely viewed as inadequate to slow climate change: carbon neutrality or 80 percent reductions by 2050.
Many climate scientists believe at least 80 percent reductions are necessary to mitigate the worst effects of global warming.
Councilwoman Lisa Morzel supported the more ambitious goal of achieving complete carbon neutrality and pointed to the example of some European countries that have made significant strides in adding renewables and changing energy use.
City Council members did not take a vote Tuesday because they were in a study session, but a majority said they supported the 80 percent goal as more feasible and better defined.
Councilman Ken Wilson said to achieve complete carbon neutrality, the city would need to account for the goods residents buy, the food they eat, their airplane travel and every other product and service they use.
Without changing the energy supply, achieving an 80 percent drop in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 would require Boulder residents to cut their electricity use a quarter by 2020 and in half by 2030. They would have to reduce their travel by car from an average of 20 miles a day in 2013 to less than four miles in 2050.
But Senior Environmental Planner Brett KenCairn said the future could be one of energy abundance and economic prosperity if Boulder adds significant renewable energy and positions itself as a leader in emerging technologies related to energy conservation and clean energy.
"This isn't just the right thing to do morally and ethically," he said. "It's actually the most powerful economic engine we could engage our community in to position ourselves for the future. The path to austerity is if we stay tied to carbon energy. The future is very bright with renewable energy."
For example, with cleaner electricity, people could drive electric cars without adding to the city's emissions.
Boulder Mayor Matt Appelbaum said more important than the city's stated goal is the rate at which it makes progress. With a municipal utility, the city could get half of its electricity from renewable sources within a few years.
But Councilman George Karakehian said the city may end up buying power from Xcel Energy for several years even if it forms its own utility.
Councilwoman Suzy Ageton said the city should be careful not to make commitments about things that are out of the city's control.
Environmental planners are working on five- and 10-year targets to keep the city on track to meet the new climate goal, which is expected to be formally adopted in early 2014, as well as new tools to help them measure their progress.
The city may eventually adopt new commercial energy-efficiency mandates, but planners say they first need better ways to track energy use in more complicated commercial buildings that may have multiple tenants or a wide variety of business types.
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One idea the city is considering -- borrowed from Portland -- is the idea of "eco districts," neighborhood organizations that would work on efforts to reduce emissions that matched local priorities, whether that was improving pedestrian safety so people can walk more or contracting collectively for solar panels.
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Ontario County announced Thursday a new, free, mobile app that encourages people to have a plan to get home safely if they are impaired by drugs or alcohol.
Ontario County announced Thursday a new, free, mobile app that encourages people to have a plan to get home safely if they are impaired by drugs or alcohol.
The app for available for iPhone, Android, and Windows smartphones targets the 18-34 age range with features such as an ability to preload a list of designated drivers, find a taxi cab via GPS, an alcohol impairment estimator, various motor skills tests to assess impairment level and a 'Report DWI' button that connects users to their local 911 service.
The app also offers a list of DWI facts and myths, access to STOP-DWI social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, as well as a RSS feed to get the latest news on impaired driving.
"The 'Have A Plan' app will be important in the effort to prevent impaired driving," stated Sue Cirencione, Ontario County STOP-DWI coordinator. "We want people to enjoy themselves, but we also want them to get home safely."
"This app helps its users do that by placing a tool in the hands of a potentially impaired driver to find a safe way home."
Developed by STOP-DWI New York and Staples Marketing under a grant from the New York State Governor's Traffic Safety Committee, "Have A Plan" is one of the most comprehensive traffic safety mobile apps in the country, according to a release.
Users can download the "Have A Plan" app by visiting www.stopdwi.org/mobile app and selecting the link for the Apple Store, Google Play, or the Windows Phone Store.
"I urge drivers to make advance plans to get a sober ride home from a friend, a taxi or by using public transportation. The new "Have A Plan' app can help guide individuals to make the right choice to get home safely. Don't put yourself or others in harm's way by driving while impaired," stated Cirencione.
STOP-DWI, which stands for 'Special Traffic Operations Program for Driving While Intoxicated", was created by the state Legislature in 1981 to empower county governments to coordinate local efforts to reduce alcohol and other drug-related traffic crashes within the context of a comprehensive and financially self-sustaining alcohol and highway safety program.
For more information about Ontario County STOP-DWI or the "Have a Plan" program, contact the STOP-DWI office at (585) 396-4308 or follow the program on Facebook.


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State Police troopers stopped cars at a sobriety checkpoint on Memorial Avenue in Chicopee.
Trooper Mary Wakeham administered a sobriety test to a suspected drunk driver at a checkpoint along Route 16 in Everett.
A driver performed a sobriety test at a checkpoint in Chicopee.
A trooper held a portable breathalyzer at the Chicopee sobriety checkpoint.
State Police Trooper Matthew Sheehan took a suspected drunk driver into custody along Interstate 93. A breath test later indicated the driver's blood alcohol content was .17, which is above the legal limit. Sheehan was on "saturation patrol" looking for drunk drivers.
A man was arrested for drunken driving at the Everett checkpoint.
Judge W. Michael Goggins in Northampton District Court. He acquitted a defendant with a .13 breathalyzer test, saying, "I'm going to give you a break."
Judge Paul F. Healy Jr. retired from the bench in December 2010. His portrait hangs in a courtroom in Framingham District Court. He acquitted a defendant who caused a crash and admitted drinking four or five beers. An ER doctor testified the driver was "highly intoxicated."
Judge Thomas S. Barrett in Quincy District Court. He acquitted a defendant who got into an accident and told police, "I was driving, I'm drunk, and it's all my fault."
Judge J. Thomas Kirkman at New Bedford District Court. Earlier this year he cited an outdated jury instruction that the breathalyzer has a margin of error of .01. The real margin of error is a small fraction of that.
Judge James J. McGovern in Brockton District Court. He was charged with drunken driving in 1995 and was acquitted at a bench trial. Of 11 OUI bench trials he held in Bristol County in 2009 and 2010, he found all 11 defendants not guilty.
Judge Robert G. Harbour in Marlborough District Court. He heard a case where the defendant's lawyer was Daniel W. O'Malley. Because of the friendship between Harbour and O'Malley, the judge had been warned not to hear O'Malley's cases.


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" Giuoco Pianissimo " is an old Italian phrase meaning "very quiet game"; if you can't remember that you might prefer if we just call this line " Old Stodge "...
It's probably one of the most common ways for games to start, and I think it's one of the worst. What's the problem?
Beginners (and others) should play open games:open games are more lively and more fun open games are easier to get ideas in open games are better for learning about the game
Whatever is happening in Old Stodge, it is most unlikely that lines are going to be opened very soon. Both sides clamp down on the opponent's Queen's Pawn, preventing the opening of the game. The whole position gets bogged down in sticky toffee and both players are often bored and confused by the positions that come about.
It's enough to put you off chess! The position is blocked, the sides are equal and it's hard to get things going. It can take a long time to beat worse players because things are so solid. Also, it may be that almost every game you play ends up something like this, and perhaps you would like some variety.
In fact, probably the best plan in the standard Old Stodge position is to aim for d3-d4 after a sequence like:
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Bc5 4. Nc3 Nf6 5. d3 d6 6. Bg5! h6! 7. Bxf6! Qxf6 8. Nd5 Qd8 9. c3!
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For my next apple recipe I continue with my apple and cheddar theme in this tasty roasted apple and cheddar soup! This apple and cheddar soup could not be easier, you start out by roasting some apples to bring out even more flavour and then the apple flavours continue with the use of apple cider as part of the soups liquid base. A ham broth goes particularly nicely in this soup as the main liquid but otherwise a chicken broth or even a vegetable broth would also work. Of course the second star of the show is a nice aged white cheddar which really packs in the flavour so you do not need a lot of it. I have to say that this soup is a truly beautiful blending of sweet and savoury and I like to finish it off with a touch of grainy mustard and maple syrup to really bring the effect home!
For the bacon addicts out there, this apple and cheddar soup is amazing with a garnish of crispy bacon!
Roasted Apple and Aged White Cheddar Soup
A tasty fall roasted apple soup with age white cheddar and bacon.
- 4 apples, peeled, cored and cut into 1 inch pieces
- 1 tablespoon oil
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- 1 teaspoon thyme, chopped
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- Toss the apples in the oil, salt and pepper, place in a single layer on a baking sheet and roast in a preheated 400F/200C oven until lightly golden brown, about 20-30 minutes.
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jfontana wrote:This quote you cite "Ambiguum est participium quod aut verbum aut adjectivum". Is this your own or is this some "classic/classical" citation?
Scarlatti wrote:Vulnerati miseri sunt. Can't this be translated three ways?
1) Present tense: The wounded ones are miserable.
2) Also present tense: "The miserable are the wounded ones / those who were wounded," if miseri is taken to be a substantive.
3) Perfect passive tense: "The miserable ones were wounded ( by someone or something )."
Is this correct?
Participles are verbal adjectives. As adjectives they can modify nouns and pronouns and can sometimes stand alone as substantives. As verbs they can have tense and voice.
The so called passive perfect of cápiō is always 'captus' and all that varies is the form of 'esse' for the different persons and tenses.
jfontana wrote:Unless Adrianus, or some other list participant who knows way more Latin than myself, make me blush by pointing out some obvious fact that I'm ignoring, it looks to me that talking about perfect or past passive participle when referring to expressions such as the ones we are discussing (e.g 'captus eram') is nothing else than an imposition of categories from English or other modern Western European languages on Latin.
Adrianus wrote:captus sum = "I was captured (verbal)"
captus sum = "I am captured/captive (adjectival/a captured person)"
captus eram = "I had been captured (verbal)"
captus eram = "I used to be [a] captive (adjectival)"
jfontana wrote:When you read Latin textbooks you often see statements such as:Participles are verbal adjectives. As adjectives they can modify nouns and pronouns and can sometimes stand alone as substantives. As verbs they can have tense and voice.
New Observations on Voice in the Ancient Greek Verb
November 19, 2002
Carl W. Conrad
Associate Professor Emeritus of Classics, Washington University in St. Louis
[...]1.2. Introductory remarks: In 1997 I formulated and published on the B-Greek internet discussion list some concerns regarding what seemed to me misleading and confusing ways of teaching Greek verb voice.
Terminology and assumptions either implicit in the teaching or openly taught to students learning Greek seem to me to make understanding voice in the ancient Greek verb more difficult than it need be. In particular I believe that the meanings conveyed by the morphoparadigms for voice depend to a great extent upon understanding the distinctive force of the middle voice, that the passive sense is not inherent in the verb form but determined by usage in context, and that the conception of deponency is fundamentally wrong-headed and detrimental to understanding the phenomenon of "voice" in ancient Greek.
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