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The school year is almost over, the students recap their year on camera, and the teachers stealthily dance their hearts out to Whitney Houston in the background. The video, inspired by The Ellen DeGeneres Show's recent string of dance dares, was shot by history teacher Mike Penney, Gawker reports.
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I received a nice tip via email recently in regards to the Wicks family line. A Mr. Glen Larson has suggested I look up "Arnes Telles Slekt" to find out more about the Haktor Olsen Vika family. Glen says that the Arnes Telles Slekt tree contains the complete line of Haktor Olsen, which indicates he has 10 children by three wives.
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FORT RUCKER, Ala. (Mar. 1, 2012) -- Maj. Randell D. Voas lost his life in a CV-22 crash in Afghanistan on April 9, 2010, but his legacy will now continue to influence future Aviators in the Air Force's 23rd Flying Training Squadron at Fort Rucker.
On Feb. 24, the squadron named its new consolidated operations center after Voas who was in the Army for eight years before transitioning to the Air Force where he flew missions in Iraq and Afghanistan and served as an instructor pilot for the 23rd FTS at Fort Rucker.
"I'm challenged to find a better name to put on this building," said Col. James Cardoso, commander of the 58th Special Operations Wing at Kirtland AFB, N.M., during his dedication ceremony address.
All Air Force helicopter pilots start their rotary-wing training with the 23rd FTS at Fort Rucker. "As we teach them the skills, it's appropriate that we also show them what they're going to be a part of," he said, adding that many of the instructors and evaluators currently with the 23rd FTS were trained or mentored by Voas.
He went on to say Voas was a "decorated combat Aviator, a quiet professional and a humble guy" who loved to instruct and pass on the lessons he'd learned during his time on the battlefield.
During the ceremony, much applause was given for each person on a list of honored guests, but the loudest applause was given to the members of the Voas Family. The late major's wife, Jill, and their two children, Maddeline and Mitchell, were there along with several other Family members.
Jo Kallemeyn, the mother of Voas, said the ceremony was "quite an honor for Randy's memory."
"The main thing I want and that our Family wants is that he's not forgotten," she said.
Kallemeyn said her son loved to fly. He was given the Cheney Award in 2003, an annual award given by the Air Force for an act of valor or self-sacrifice in a humanitarian interest, but she said his response was to say he was just doing his job. "But, he did it very well," she added.
"I have learned so much about Randy since this happened. He was my son, and we had good conversations, but I just never really understood the depth of his involvement and what he meant to so many people," she said.
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Suffolk, ss. Division of Administrative Law Appeals
Shirley Svenson,
v. Docket No. CR-07-322
Malden Retirement Board,
Appearance for Petitioner:
Michael A. Torrisi, Esq.
Torrisi & Torrisi, PC
555 Turnpike Street, #44
No. Andover, MA 01845
Appearance for Respondent:
Michael Sacco, Esq.
285 College Highway
PO Box 479
Southampton, MA 01073
Administrative Magistrate:
Maria A. Imparato, Esq.
Shirley Svenson filed a timely appeal under G. L. c. 32, s. 16 (4) of the November 20, 2006 decision of the Malden Retirement Board ("Board") to deny her request for accidental disability retirement benefits without convening a medical panel because she was not injured while in the performance of her duties. (Exs. 1, 2)
I held a hearing on April 29, 2008 at the office of the Division of Administrative Law Appeals, 98 North Washington Street, Boston, MA. I admitted documents into evidence. (Exs. 1 - 15) I marked the joint pre-hearing memorandum "A" for identification. The Petitioner testified. There is one tape cassette of the hearing.
1. Shirley Svenson, d.o.b. 6/5/1936, worked part-time as a Licensed Practical Nurse ("LPN") at the City of Malden McFadden Nursing Home from September 1999 to January 10, 2003. (Testimony, Ex. 5)
2. Ms. Svenson worked between 24 and 30 hours a week as the charge nurse on the 3 - 11 p.m. shift. She passed medications, performed treatments, oversaw the nurse aides, directed patient care, lifted patients and completed paperwork. (Testimony)
3. On January 10, 2003 Ms. Svenson arrived at work at about 6:30 a.m. to take an extra 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. shift as a favor to another nurse who could not come in. Ms. Svenson parked her car in the facility parking lot, about 10 feet from the door. She walked up two stairs and opened the door to the facility when a maintenance man called to her from outside and told her she could not park in that spot because the laundry service would not be able to get in. Ms. Svenson turned around and came down the stairs to move her car when she slipped and fell on the ice. (Testimony, Exs. 7, 8, 12)
4. Ms. Svenson was taken by ambulance to Melrose-Wakefield Hospital with a trimalleolar fracture dislocation of the left ankle joint that required surgery. She was hospitalized for five days, and confined to her home for 15 or 16 months. She presently walks with a limp and cannot walk great distances. She feels pain every day. (Testimony, Exs. 6, 9)
5. Ms. Svenson filed a report of injury and collected worker's compensation benefits. (Exs. 10, 11, 12)
6. By letter of January 26, 2005 the Board's Retirement Director informed Ms. Svenson that after review of her notice of intent to file for accidental disability retirement benefits, that Board determined that her injury did not occur while she was in the performance of her job duties. (Ex. 13)
7. By letter of February 3, 2005 Ms. Svenson's counsel disputed the Board's position, and asked to have an application for disability retirement forwarded to him. (Ex. 14)
8. On or about September 8, 2006 Ms. Svenson filed an application for accidental disability retirement benefits citing a "severe injury to my left ankle" as a result of the incident of January 10, 2003. (Ex. 5)
9. Robert R. Pennell M.D. filed a statement in support of the application, answering all certificate questions in the affirmative. Dr. Pennell opined that Ms. Svenson "is totally and permanently disabled for gainful employment. All of her disability is the result of the work accident of 1/10/03." (Ex. 6)
10. By notice of November 20, 2006 the Board informed Ms. Svenson that her application had been denied without convening a medical panel because she had failed to establish that the claimed disability was the result of a personal injury sustained while in the performance of her duties. (Ex. 1)
11. By letter of April 3, 2007 Ms. Svenson's counsel notified the Board that he had not received any correspondence from the Board with respect to Ms. Svenson's application. (Ex. 2)
12. By letter of April 9, 2007 the Board supplied a copy of its Notice of Retirement Board action to Ms. Svenson's counsel. (Ex. 3)
13. By letter of April 19, 2007, Ms. Svenson's counsel filed an appeal on her behalf. (Ex. 4)
The decision of the Malden Retirement Board to deny the application of Shirley Svenson for accidental disability retirement benefits without convening a medical panel is affirmed because the Petitioner was not performing a duty of her job when she was injured.
In order to prevail on her application the Petitioner bears the burden of proof to demonstrate that she is permanently unable to perform the essential duties of her job as the proximate result of a personal injury sustained or hazard undergone as a result of, "and while in the performance of, [her] duties." (G. L. c. 32, s. 7 (1)) The Petitioner was injured prior to the start of her work day while she was on her way into work. She was not performing a duty of her job at the time she was injured. The Supreme Judicial Court considered the "while in the performance" issue in the case of Namvar v. CRAB, 422 Mass. 1004, 663 N.E.2d 263 (1996), where a member was injured while returning to her office from the school cafeteria. The SJC reaffirmed its historically strict construction of the clause and concluded that "if the employee had been going from one place at which she had an employment obligation to another such place, if she had had an employment duty in the cafeteria (as well as at her office), or if she had been performing a duty of her employment while walking to her office, the result would be different." Id., 663 N.E.2d at 264. The SJC reaffirmed its holding in Namvar in the case of Richard v. Worcester Retirement Board, 431 Mass. 163, 726 N.E.2d 405 (2000), where a public health nurse who worked in the public schools was injured while driving from her home to her first school assignment of the workday. The SJC concluded that the member's application for accidental disability retirement benefits was properly denied because she was not injured while in the performance of her duties. "[S]he was injured while traveling from home, where she had no employment obligation, to a workplace designated by the City, prior to the regular start time of her workday." The commute from home to her assigned work site was not deemed to be an employment duty.
In the instant case, the Petitioner was injured before the start of her work day when she slipped on ice in the parking lot on the way to move her car so that she could begin work. She was traveling from a place where she had no employment obligation (her home) to a place where she had an employment obligation. Under the Namvar standard, she was not injured while in the performance of her duties.
Under PERAC regulation 840 CMR 10.09 (2), the Board is permitted to terminate the proceedings and deny the application "if it determines that the member cannot be retired as a matter of law." The Board was therefore not required to convene a medical panel to examine the Petitioner for accidental disability retirement benefits because she cannot prevail on her claim as a matter of law.
I recognize, as did the SJC, that this case yields a harsh result. "As in the Namvar case, we acknowledge that the strict causation requirement of G. L. c. 32, s. 7 (1) can yield harsh results for employees who have suffered disabling injuries. However, to reiterate what we said in the case, unless and until the Legislature amends the accidental disability retirement statute to relax this requirement, fairness demands that we apply the statute's terms consistently to all claimants." Richard, 726 N.E.2d at 407.
I note that the timeliness of the Petitioner's appeal is not at issue here. I conclude, as did the Board, that the appeal is timely because the first notice of retirement board action was not sent to the Petitioner's attorney of record.
The decision of the Board to deny this application for accidental disability benefits without convening a medical panel is affirmed.
Maria A. Imparato
Administrative Magistrate
This information is provided by the Division of Administrative Law Appeals .


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(b) Transcript of proceedings.On or before filing the notice of appeal, the appellant shall order from the reporter a transcript of such parts of the proceedings as he has designated in the notice of appeal and make any financial arrangements required by the court reporter pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. § 16-13-510(c). If the appellant intends to urge on appeal that a finding or conclusion is unsupported by the evidence or contrary thereto, he shall include in the record a transcript of all evidence relevant to such finding or conclusion. If the appellant has designated less than the entire record or proceedings, the appellee, if he deems a transcript of other parts of the proceedings to be necessary, shall, within ten (10) days after the receipt of the notice of appeal, file and serve upon the appellant (and upon the court reporter if additional testimony is designated) a designation of the additional parts to be included. The appellant shall then direct the reporter to include in the transcript all testimony designated by appellee.
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(f) Access to parts of record under seal. When the record contains materials under seal, all counsel of record and pro se litigants shall have access to all parts of the record including the material under seal. For good cause shown on the motion of any party, the appellate court may modify the terms of access. Explanatory Note. This minor amendment harmonizes part of this Rule with part of Rule of Appellate Procedure—Civil 4(a). Under the latter rule, a party has at least ten days after receiving a notice of appeal to file a notice of cross appeal. The deadline for taking that step should be the same as the deadline for designating additional record materials under Rule of Appellate Procedure—Civil 6(b). The change makes Rule 6 track Rule 4: the ten-day window for filing either a cross appeal or a designation of additional record materials opens when a party receives a notice of appeal and closes ten days later.
Addition to Reporter's Notes, 2014 Amendment: Rule 6(e) provided that if anything material to either party is omitted from the record by error, accident, or misstatement, the appellate court, on motion, could order that the omission or misstatement be corrected. However, the rule did not impose a time limit for making the motion. The amendment sets a time limit for making the motion of not later than 30 days after the appellee's brief has been filed in the appellate court.
History. Adopted and amended July 10, 1995, effective January 1, 1996; amended June 7, 2001, effective July 1, 2001; amended February 10, 2005; Amended October 23, 2008, effective January 1, 2009; amended March 13, 2014, effective July 1, 2014.


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Application deadline Aug. 1
MANHATTAN — The 10th Annual Youth/Handicap Assisted Deer Hunt is just three months away, and now is the time to sign up. The Riley County Fish and Game Association; Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism; and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Tuttle Creek Reservoir are seeking participants for the hunt, to be held Sept. 8 and 9.
Kansas youth 11 through 16 years old and Kansas residents with a certified disability are eligible to participate in this hunt. Participants will need a Kansas hunting license, a deer permit, and, if required by Kansas law, to take or have taken an approved hunter education course. Sponsoring agencies and associations can provide assistance meeting these requirements, including scholarships to help purchase licenses and permits. Rifles and/or ammunition can be provided, as well.
Each hunt participant will be paired with an experienced hunter who will serve as guide. Arrangements have been made with area lockers, where basic processing of harvested deer will be handled free of charge. Other items provided for this hunt include accessible hunting blinds, access to hunting property, hunter orange hats and vests, and transportation to the field.
Hunt participants will also be required to attend a firearm safety presentation and sight-in at the Fancy Creek Shooting Range at 4 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 19.
Other groups and organizations contributing to this hunt include the Friends of Fancy Creek Range, Kansas City Chapter of Safari Club International, Kansas State Rifle Association, and the Tuttle Creek Lake Association.
For more information or an application, phone Steve Prockish at the Tuttle Creek Lake Corps of Engineers Office, 785-539-8511, ext. 3167, or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Applications will be accepted thru Aug. 1.


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Wall Street sell-side analysts have given shares of Liberty Broadband Corporation (NASDAQ:LBRDA) a near-term target price of $94.8. This is the consensus number provided by analysts used by Zacks Research. The number includes targets provided by 5 analysts. Analysts have provided price targets of where they see the stock headed in the future. These targets may vary from analyst to analyst. Analysts may use prior stock resistance and support levels to help with determining a future target price. The highest current target price estimate provided by analysts polled by Zacks Research stands at $107.
The lowest target price estimate from these same analysts is $75. Zacks research also gives calculated recommendations from sell-side analysts that cover company shares. These recommendations land on a simplified scale provided by Zacks Research. Using data provided from various analysts, shares of Liberty Broadband Corporation (NASDAQ:LBRDA) are presently listed with an ABR of 1. This number is using a recommendation scale where the ratings range from a 1 to a 5. Following this scale, a 1 would signify a Strong Buy while a 5 would represent a Strong Sell.
We can also take a look at some company earnings per share or EPS information. Earnings per share is the segment of profit for a company that is allocated to every outstanding share of a company's common stock. Earnings per share numbers can serve as an indicator for the profitability of a certain company. EPS is broadly thought to be one of the most important factors when evaluating the price of a share. A Zacks consensus currently shows Street analysts projecting the company to post per share earnings of $0.31. For the period ending 2017-03-31, Liberty Broadband Corporation (NASDAQ:LBRDA) reported actual EPS of $-0.08.
This number was $-0.28 away from analyst predictions, providing a surprise factor of -140%.
The company is expected to next release earnings on or around 2017-08-02.
The data in this report is in part provided by Zacks Research and Yahoo Finance. The author does not have, nor plans to take any position in Liberty Broadband Corporation shares within the next 14 days. Readers should not consider this as a recommendation to buy or sell company stock. This piece is for informational purposes only. Potentialy investors should always conduct full research before making investment decisions.


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Garlic-Lime Steak with Avocado Salsa
Dish That's Low on Labor, but High on Flavor
The goal here was to make a steak that was mouth-puckeringly savory. The secret ingredients are lime zest and soy sauce. This steak and salsa combo is wonderful as is, or nestled in a warm flour tortilla.
Cooking Directions
In a medium bowl, whisk together the olive oil, lime juice and zest, vinegar, soy sauce, garlic powder, and pepper. Set aside 2 tablespoons of the mixture.
Add the steak to the bowl and toss to coat. Cover and set aside for 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a small bowl, gently toss together the avocado, cilantro, garlic, and reserved 2 tablespoons of the lime marinade. Mix well, then season with salt. Set aside.
Heat the grill to medium high and coat the racks with oil or cooking spray.
Grill the steak slices just until grill marks appear, 1 to 2 minutes per side. Arrange the steak on a serving platter and serve topped with the avocado salsa.
Recipe Summary
Main Ingredients: flank steak, lime, soy sauce, avocado
Course: Dinner, Main Course, Side Dish


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"Creelsboro and the Cumberland: A Living History" chronicles the history and culture of a rural valley along the Cumberland River in Russell County, Kentucky. The one-hour documentary follows Janie-Rice Brother, Architectural Historian, Kentucky Archaeological Survey, as she gathers archaeological data, historical records and photographs and oral histories about the area from its earliest settlement to the completion of the Wolf Creek Dam in 1951. The program, episode seven in The Kentucky Archaeology and Heritage Series , combines interviews of residents with archival images, landscapes, aerial video, architectural surveys and original artwork for a compelling look at the history of the Creelsboro area, and its intimate connection to the Cumberland River. Go to the Creelsboro project page for more information and video clips, including stunning aerials of this beautiful valley.
Voyageur's production team has completed three videos for the Making Archaeology Public Project . This national video series celebrates the 50 th Anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act. Professional archaeologists in each state have been encouraged to create a video describing what scholars have learned because of this important federal legislation. Voyageur produced the National Introduction, which features our own founding trustee Rebecca A. Hawkins. We also produced videos for Kentucky and New Mexico. Visit the MAPP project page to learn more about this grass-roots educational initiative, and to see our contributions.
Voyageur is currently producing "The Hathaway Family: A Journey from Slavery to Civil Rights," which is the eighthepisode in The Kentucky Archaeology Heritage Series . Visit our project page for more information aboutthis compelling documentary.
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Engineers are professional people who apply mathematics, chemistry, physics, and engineering sciences to the study and design of systems for human use. Specific engineering fields include aerospace, chemical, civil and environmental, electrical and computer, industrial, mechanical, materials, petroleum and nuclear.
UW-Green Bay co-sponsors two programs with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for students who seek careers in engineering. Engineering students may also apply for transfer to engineering programs at UW-Madison, UW-Platteville, Marquette University and Milwaukee School of Engineering in the state of Wisconsin or any other program outside of the state. It is important for all Engineering students to contact an Engineering adviser at UW-Green Bay in their freshman year.
Engineering and NEW Program
UW-Green Bay co-sponsors a joint program with UW-Milwaukee called the Northeastern Wisconsin (NEW) Engineering Program, which allows students to begin their Engineering studies at UW-Green Bay and complete them in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at UW-Milwaukee. Engineering and many general education courses at UW-Green Bay are recognized as equivalent to courses at UW-M. Students who begin in Engineering at UW-Green Bay and meet eligibility requirements are considered for admission into upper-level studies at UW-M on the same basis as students who began at UW-M.
UW-Milwaukee offers engineering degrees in civil/environmental, electrical, industrial, materials and mechanical engineering. Information on each of the majors can be found on the UW-M web site at www.uwm.edu/CEAS/.
Dual Degree Program
UW-Green Bay and UW-Milwaukee also offer a Dual Degree Program in environmental science and environmental engineering. Under this program a student completes three years of study in the Environmental Science major at UW-Green Bay, then transfers to UW-Milwaukee and continues for two years in the civil/environmental engineering major. Upon completion of an outlined series of courses, the student receives both a B.S. degree from UW-Green Bay in Environmental Science and a B.S. degree from UW-Milwaukee in Civil/Environmental Engineering. Students wishing to enroll in this program should see an Engineering adviser prior to registration in their freshman year.
Participants in the NEW Engineering Program typically complete 60 to 72 credits at UW-Green Bay toward the degree. This includes the completion of 18 credits of general education requirements specific to this program:
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General education courses are required of all students. These courses complement and enhance major coursework for additional exposure to other areas of knowledge and bring an understanding of the relationship among and between subject areas. At least 9 of the 18 required credits must be from courses at the 200-level or above or from 100-level courses that require at least one prerequisite.
A grade of C or better in ENG COMP 105 Expository Writing will satisfy UW-Milwaukee's English composition requirement.
For information on other engineering options, refer to the Preprofessional Programs of Study section of this catalog or contact one of the Engineering advisers listed above.
Requirements for the Major
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ENGR 201 Engineering Materials, 4 credits
ENGR 313 Mechanics I, 3 credits
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MATH 203 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II, 4 credits
MATH 209 Multivariate Calculus, 4 credits
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Ida Fay Goza
Ida Fay Goza, 80, of Malvern, passed away Tuesday, January 29, 2013
in Hot Springs, AR. Ida was born November 12, 1932 in Willow , AR to the late Alfred David and Opal Goyne. Ida's loves were quilting, gardening, animals, and talking and laughing with friends and family.
She is survived by one son, Sam Goza of Malvern, AR, two daughters Deborah (Gary) Iwatsuru of Point Cedar, AR, Brenda Williams of Magnet Cove, AR, one brother Bill Goyne of Malvern, AR, one sister Maxine Womble of Jacksonville, AR, nine grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren with one on the way, two great great grandchildren with one on the way, many grand dogs and friends.
Ida is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Ira Albert Goza, one son Ira Alfred "Freddy" Goza, 1 brother Jack Goyne and 2 sisters Linda Jean Simmons and Jimmy Cecil Kidder.
A Memorial service will be held Friday, February 1, 2013, 2 p.m. at Atkinson Funeral Home Chapel with Chaplain David "Doc" Kenser officiating.
Arrangements entrusted to Atkinson Funeral Home of Malvern, AR. Guests may register at www.atkinsonfuneralhome.net.


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GREENVILLE, NC (Mar. 31, 2008) — Scott Shelton remembers community policing long before anyone thought to call it that.
It's an approach to campus law enforcement that has brought him 31 years of success at the University of Missouri system, and what he hopes to continue doing as East Carolina University's new chief of police.
"I take policing seriously and want to make sure we do the best we can to serve the public and our campus community," said Shelton, who started his post March 15. "It's important we have a balanced approach to policing and public safety, and to keep the community and administration informed."
Shelton had spent 25 years making his way through the ranks at the University of Missouri in Columbia's police department before he was named chief of police at the University of Missouri Kansas City in 2001.
"I've been very impressed with the people I've met so far," he said of ECU. "The chancellor, the provost, they all want to do what's best for the students, as well as for our faculty and staff. One of their top priorities is campus safety."
Shelton said it's important for ECU police to engage both the campus and the surrounding community to work together promote safety and to solve problems. Outreach education and crime prevention strategies, Shelton said, is a critical part of solving this problem.
"It's not just our officers responding to calls for service," he said. He wants to create more opportunities for ECU police to meet formally and informally with students, faculty, staff, neighbors, as well as their city and county counterparts.
"We need to work hand and hand with all these groups," he said. "We can't accomplish our mission without establishing those contacts."
Shelton hopes to continue to build upon the good community policing work in place at ECU, and possibly find ways to collaborate with other groups to get funding for critical projects and programs. In Kansas City, for example, Shelton had worked with other campus departments to receive a grant to create a satellite police station in an area that had both student and community housing. Another grant paid for officers to work overtime on a traffic laws awareness campaign. Officers would survey traffic in known areas of concern and stop vehicles to inform the drivers of the infractions. Only three percent of all stops, Shelton said, yielded tickets.
"The idea was education," he said. "We wanted the drivers to become educated about the laws, and so when they were stopped by an officer, they received a copy of the ordinance and an explanation of the infraction."
In his first few months here, Shelton plans to review the command structure at the police station and find ways to place officers on patrols where they will be most effective, relative to their strengths and interests. He oversees approximately 49 full-time officers, 13 reserve officers, and approximately 10 dispatchers.
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"We have to gain the community's trust and respect, and only then will they begin to have the comfort level to work more closely with us," Shelton said. "We want our ECU community to have faith in us that we'll get the job done."
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Spicy prawn soup
Prep: 5 mins
A quick and spicy wok-based soup means one pan, zero fuss and supper's on the table in 20 minutes
Nutrition and extra info
- Easily halved
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal327
- fat17g
- saturates10g
- carbs32g
- sugars4g
- fibre4g
- protein16g
- salt0.97g
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Heat a wok, add the oil, then stir-fry the veg and mushrooms for 2-3 mins. Take out and set aside, then tip the curry paste into the pan and fry for 1 min.
Pour in the coconut milk and stock. Bring to the boil, drop in the noodles and prawns, then reduce the heat and simmer for 4 mins until the prawns are cooked through. Stir in the veg, then serve.
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This soup was just SO different and so gorgeous. Spicy Thai curry flavours, juicy, meaty big fat prawns, creamily nutty with coconut and with a whole bevy of rice noodles and veggies (onion, garlic, red & orange peppers, red chilli, baby corn, bok choi, courgette, beansprouts and mushrooms, to name a few!) plus tangy with lime juice, I loved it. I tinkered about with it a bit as with the vegetable shortages at the moment, getting a stir fry pack was impossible. So I added my own selection of veggies and the lime juice to just freshen everything up and used red Thai curry paste as that was what I had in the fridge. I am SO doing this again.
4th Jan, 2015
Just made this for myself and my other half for the start of a 'fruit and soup diet'. First day off with a bang! Both Ioved it though I had to omit mushrooms as he doesn't like them (woe is me). We agreed it would be just as good without the prawns if we wanted to save money, they're just a treat in the dish every now and then. Liked the thicker sauce but agree that it's not really a soup without more stock to thin it out. Will deffo be making again and we want to add chilli or use red paste.


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The Garris Family
"The days are long, but the years are short." - Gretchen Rubin
That, folks, is parenting in a nutshell. Though there are days as a parent that seem impossibly long, every time your child's birthday comes around you can't believe another year has passed so quickly. And then comes that most mixed of all days - the day they leave home. When one part of you is bursting with pride at what you and they have accomplished and one part is fighting every urge to try and squeeze your adult child into a pair of footie jammies.
That is exactly where the Garris family was when we took these photos just days before their oldest son left for college. You can tell from these pictures how deeply connected they are to one another and it was such a pleasure to capture them right as they begin this new chapter in their family story. And thankfully, for all the parents missing their babies as they head off to college, Thanksgiving is only 78 days away.


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They arrived in Vegas yesterday to promote their movie – the fans lost their sh-t. Here are the Vagina Virgins greeting their devoted. They certainly needed the love.
Because their concert film was supposed to open at #1 this weekend. Instead, it came in at #2 behind Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail. Madea is in its second week of release…
And the Vaginas only slighted edged Slumdog Millionaire riding a post-Oscar surge. In other words, The 3D Concert Experience is considered a giant FAIL. Not only that but they were trumped by JailBait Miley Cyrus's box office take a year ago – she doubled their opening gross.
Needless to say, there's no question the Mouse will be favouring their 16 year old piece of meat over the Jonas and their purity rings…
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You have to wait a year, but new episodes of "Foyle's War" will be returning to PBS in 2013.
"Masterpiece Mystery," along with Acorn Media and Eleventh Hour Films, have come together to do a trio of episodes starring Michael Kitchen and Honeysuckle Weeks as Inspector Foyle and his assistant, Sam (short for Samantha).
"Foyle's War" was a series based during World War II and set in the English countryside. Foyle dealt with local tensions caused by a number of challenges: American troops clashing with locals, German POWs, threats to the American aid for Britain, and art theft.
The new series is based in the hungry years after the war, 1946-1947, when England was still suffering from rationing and other problems.
According to PBS, Foyle has become a "senior intelligence officer" dealing with "communist sympathizers and traitors." He's involved in the world of espionage "in support of Britain's security, defense and the government."
The "Foyle's" series has been part of PBS' "Masterpiece Mystery" for eight years. For the new series, Acorn Media worked with the creator, Anthony Horowitz, and producer Jill Green, who also founded Eleventh Hour Films. "Foyle's War" has been a hit in the U.K. since 2002.
In June, Acorn Media released "The Best of Foyle's War," a collection chosen by actor Michael Kitchen of six feature-length episodes. Also included were interviews with Horowitz and Weeks.


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My conversation with Maria Dahvana Headley was fairly popular, and so I thought y'all might like to know that Maria has fused with her computer and is scattered all through cyberspace at the moment.
This week she's a guest blogger at Powell's Books. She's also set up a blog at Amazon.com and has resurrected her old Myspace thingy. And there's still the Year of Yes book tie-in site.
When a writer starts appearing all over the Internet like this, you know that they're just procrastinating work on the next book. (Or maybe that their publisher's publicity department has suddenly discovered that blogs are cheaper than book tours.)


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Shooting Nicholas Payton's Sonic Trance band @ Yoshi's in Oakland back in the day was truly a blast and a highlight of the many video shoots that we produced from the mid 1990's into the mid 2000's. On this evening, we had three cameras and a 32 track audio truck parked right outside to capture Nick and the guys performing. Read more


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Task force focus on arson in Manchester having desired effectBy PAUL FEELY
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 06. 2013 9:50PM
MANCHESTER - Eighteen months after the city's arson investigation unit was formed, the multi-departmental approach to stopping firestarters is still producing results - while helping to reduce the rate of suspicious blazes.
"It's still a very active task force," said Manchester Police Chief David Mara. "It's a good example of a coordinated effort between city departments, who are able to work closely, and well, together for the good of the community. They had another arrest (last) week."
An investigation by the city's arson task force resulted in the arrest last Tuesday of Heather Jones, 39, of 415 Granite Street on four counts of arson, in connection with three suspicious fires along the same block on the West Side, as well as a blaze in the building she lives in. District Fire Chief Michael Gamache said a surveillance camera caught images of a woman allegedly setting the fire, and investigators assigned to the task force dispatched to the scene recognized Jones, who they claim was watching firefighters extinguish the flames.
An arson task force was formed by the city fire and police departments in 2011, with assistance from state police and the state fire marshal. Cases investigated as possible arsons are listed as being of incendiary origin. It can take weeks, sometimes months, to determine that the fire was deliberatively set. Investigators use physical evidence, insurance and financial paperwork and forensic investigation techniques to determine that a fire is arson, not accidental.
According to city crime statistics, in 2011 there were 72 arson cases investigated by police in Manchester, 5 of which resulted in arrests. The task force was formed halfway through that year, and in 2012 the number of cases fell to 55, with 6 cases cleared by arrest.
As of May 3, there have been 14 arson cases in Manchester. Of those, 5 - nearly one third - have resulted in arrests.
"We've had good results so far this year," said Manchester Det. Tim Patterson, a member of the task force. "This is one of the hardest crimes to solve."
Patterson said the Manchester task force has a significantly higher success rate in terms of case clearances resulting in arrests than similar groups across the country. Patterson said the national clearance rate is annually about 2 or 3 percent of all cases, while in Manchester it's closer to 15 or 16 percent.
"That's a pretty significant difference," said Patterson. "They are hard cases to crack, because we usually start out behind the eight ball. The evidence burns, there's no one there to see it happen, and there's usually no cameras filming when it's lit."
"It's a very good group of investigators," said Capt. Nick Willard, Manchester Police Investigative Division Commander, who oversees his department's involvement with the task force. "They aren't called to every fire, but once they are they hit the ground running. The investigation starts immediately. I think it can be a deterrent."
Willard said the task force features the same team of investigators - Peter Lennon, Mitch Cady and Rick Clement of the Manchester Fire Department - as when it was first formed. The exception is Patterson, who joined the team last year.
Willard said members of the task force are required to go through specialized training for arson investigators.
"We are very lucky to have someone like Detective Patterson on the task force," said Willard. "He is an instructor at the Arson Seminar each year at St. Anselm."
Tips from the public are also an important part of preventing suspicious fires.
"Tips are very important, they help us tremendously," said Deputy Fire Marshal Paul Lennon said. "Anything is going to help, no matter how small. Every bit of information is important."
The Manchester Fire Department maintains an "Arson Tipline," an anonymous way for citizens to report knowledge of arsons. The telephone number for the tipline is 644-FIRE (3473), and the email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Callers can leave voice mails, and anyone providing a tip is eligible for a reward if the information leads to an arrest and prosecution.
Willard said there is no peak season for arson cases.
"They can occur any time," said Willard. "Usually, we'll get one individual who feels a need to set fires, or a particular item on fire. If that person is identified, and charged, the arsons may stop for a bit, and then you get someone who wants to be a copycat and they start up again."
Manchester does have a higher number of arson cases than comparable cities in New England. In 2011, Worcester, Mass., reported 10 arson cases. Portland, Maine, reported 18 cases, while Burlington, Vt., shows two cases. That same year, Manchester reported 72 arson cases.
"People should realize, just because there are 55 arsons here in one year, there probably aren't 55 arsonists running around," said Patterson. "It's not like Manchester is a magnet for people who are obsessed with fire. Someone is fascinated with it, and they keep doing it until they are caught."


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Despite the concern that he might not race this weekend, Jonathan Rea appears to gotten of easy with his latest get-off during testing at Phillip Island. Having to make the difficult choice between being a human fireball and hitting the tarmac at 120 MPH, Rea opted for the latter, ditched his firing stead, fractured his wrist, and injured his hand & arm in the process.
Now with video of the frightening event, we get a glimpse into the crash that nearly sidelined the British rider, who will still ride in Sunday's World Superbike season opener at Phillip Island. We generally don't like our motorcycles on fire, and there's something very creepy about watching Rea's Castrol Honda CBR1000RR do a ghostride into a barricade. While unconfirmed reports say Colin Edwards has welcomed Rea to the club, check after the jump for Rea's personal message to Arai Helmets.


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Today's alliteration aberration, "Bigger, better bottle bill battles bullies," features some weird things we do and drink:
The case of 12 "Frosted," "limited edition" 750 ml "exquisitely handcrafted with Swarovski Crystals" corked glass bottles of "THE ORIGINAL" Bling H2O, seen at right, costs $419.40.
It contains water. Check out http://www.blingh2o.com/
The video below ends with a Web site that the cool dudes at the Surfrider Foundation Action Network want you to visit.
If you actually visit the Web site, you get a "Campaign Unavailable" message.
Not cool, dude. Not cool.
News sources:
* "The real cost of bottled water" -- San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 18, 2007. Scary stuff.
* "Recycling Proposal Has Fizz, Leaving Proponents Hopeful" -- New York Times, March 21 of a "Hopeful" 2007. I wonder how that went.
* "Bottle politics" -- Freeman editorial of March 17, 2008
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I don't drink bottled water. I drink Vitamin Water, because I like to pretend that I'm healthy by paying two bucks for sugar with color and water. And the bottles are not recycled. They're neatly piled up on the back of my car.
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Screwed a team mate's wife, if you believe the press.
When it comes to club football, I don't expect the players to be saints. I don't even expect them to be nice people, in fact, as much as I support the players on the field, I couldn't think of anything worse than meeting these people in a bar or somewhere. They probably have too much time and money and are screwing each others girlfriends anyway. Wasn't it Terry who was involved in a roasting incident? (lol)
The country, however is different imo. You're effectively playing for the Queen, and I know for a FACT, the royal family never has affairs or anything like that.
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Is chili meant to be served with or without beans? Ah, that's an unresolved issue-- depending on where you're from and how you were raised. As a kid, my mother made Chili con Carne, because my father was Mexican. My mother never used kidney beans. Ever. She always soaked pinto beans and added them to seasoned ground beef, with lots of onion. The chili was always served with hot flour tortillas and a side bowl of salsa. Mimicking my father, I'd tear each tortilla into quarters, fold over the pointed end and fold it into a scoop to hold a mound of my chili --and eat it with great relish. To this day, I must have flour tortillas when I eat re-fried or chili beans, or something feels like it's missing. I love me some beans, and I do make a delicious pot of chili beans, if I do say so myself. Super Bowl Sunday wouldn't be complete without a pot of my chili con carne.
A year ago, I caught watched a pre-recorded show on the Barefoot Contessa. Ina's friend ("Devon") was showing how she made her award-winning Tex-Mex Chili. I forgot about these photos (which are taken with my old camera), but I do think this recipe is worth sharing.
I was intrigued, because she used brisket, and I happened to have one that was frozen in my garage freezer. Once thawed, I cut it into bite-sized pieces and made sure they were patted very dry.
I haven't used any of those ingredient in my own chili, and I've heard that coffee adds another layer of flavor to the spices. Before I made this recipe, I decided to read the review. Whoa! I was taken aback at the backlash of true Tex-Mex lovers who said that this recipe was in no way Tex-Mex! Many reviews said that a Texan would never use beans. Okay. Now, I will agree that I found it very strange that Ina's friend used basil to flavor the sauce. Really? While I love basil, I nixed that idea. Instead, I opted for my beloved cilantro (which Ina Garten strongly dislikes). As a result of my tweaks, I have renamed this recipe to be Cal-Tex Mex chili, because I'm going to use beans. Hopefully, this will give me some leeway in my tweaks and I won't get spanked by my Texan friends.


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Kapiʻolani CC celebrates installation of Hawaiian Star Compass
Opening ceremony to be held at 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 10 at the Great Lawn, Kapi'olani CCKapiʻolani Community College
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HONOLULU—Kapiʻolani Community College celebrates the completed installation of a 26-foot-diameter Hawaiian Star Compass—a modern edifice of the revered Polynesian wayfinding traditions—with an opening ceremony on Saturday, September 10, 2011, at 5:30 p.m. on the grounds of Kapi'olani Community College. Held in conjunction with the Polynesian Voyaging Society's fundraiser "Malama Hōkūle'a," the opening ceremony will feature a chant by Kapi'olani CC Hawaiian Language Professor Kawika Napoleon and a hula pahu performed by staff member Lehua Gaison-Tyler and two dancers.
Hōkūle'a Navigator Nainoa Thompson will speak about the development, design and use of the Compass, and honor two of his teachers who were instrumental in its development: Mau Piailug, the navigator from Satawal Micronesia who taught Thompson to navigate without instruments and who passed away in 2010; and retired UH Associate Professor Will Kyselka, who taught Thompson about the night sky at the Bishop Museum Planetarium.
"To see the Hawaiian Star Compass on our campus is phenomenal," says Kapi'olani CC Chancellor Leon Richards. "It is a source of strength for some, and an inspiration to many."
"The compass symbolizes the educational journey students will take with the knowledge that they are being guided by the wisdom of an ancient past. We feel that this star compass found itself here so it could resonate with Queen Kapi'olani's motto," said Richards.
The mosaic Hawaiian Star Compass is the first of its kind to be installed on a University of Hawai'i campus, and it will be used as a teaching tool for the Kapi'olani CC Hawaiian language and studies programs and related courses.
"It's wonderful that the university recognizes and values the importance of traditional knowledge and has created this learning tool for all those who would want to know and learn about Hawai'i's great ocean traditions," says Thompson. "So, it's an honor for us as a voyaging community."
In explaining the impact of this navigational tool on the community, Thompson says: "The Hawaiian star compass is the most important fundamental construct that is used and needed to make the entire navigational system work. All of navigation is based on the principles and design of the star compass, which comes from the teachings of Mau Piailug. Everything in navigation is directly connected and related to it. It really is a testament to the genius of our ancestors. So it's an honor to have the star compass being used as an educational tool at Kapi'olani Community College."
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Get a head start on the Fourth of July celebration with free entertainment and fireworks on Monday, July 1, at Town of Niagara's Veterans Park on Lockport Road, across from Town Hall.
Get there at about 5:30 p.m. for the opening act of Rip and the Bandogs, followed by a performance by Western New York singer and entertainer Lance Diamond set to begin at 8 p.m. Fireworks will begin at dusk.
•Wheatfield's Fourth of July celebration will be Thursday, July 4, at Oppenheim Park on Niagara Falls Boulevard. A DJ will start playing music at 5 p.m., and there will be musically synchronized fireworks at dusk.