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The former finance director of Connecticut House Speaker Chris Donovan's congressional campaign pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges stemming from an alleged scheme to hide the source of $27,500 in campaign contributions, prompting one of Donovan's rivals to call for the Democratic candidate to drop out of the primary race.
Robert Braddock Jr., 33, of Meriden was arraigned in U.S. District Court in New Haven. He would face up to 12 years in prison if convicted on charges of conspiring to conceal federal campaign contributions, accepting federal campaign contributions made by people in the names of others and causing false reports to be filed with the Federal Election Commission.
His appearance came a day after a federal grand jury indicted him. Braddock was initially charged in May in a criminal complaint. The indictment alleged the scheme began as early as November 2011 and involved several owners of Connecticut roll-your-own tobacco shops who wanted to stop legislation before the General Assembly that could subject them to new taxes and licensing fees.
Braddock was accused of conspiring with others to use conduit contributors to violate federal campaign contribution limits and hide where the funds originated.
Daniel Roberti, one of two Democrats challenging Donovan in the Aug. 14 primary, said the indictment "demonstrates the seriousness" of federal investigators, and said "it is a sad situation" for Democrats in the 5th Congressional District to have to go to the polls in about a month without any explanation from Donovan.
"He has hidden behind lawyers and never stepped up to explain how members of his campaign staff could have arranged conduit contributions without his knowledge," Roberti said. "New revelations in the indictment show Chris Donovan was just a breath away from the questionable activities of his campaign staff."
Roberti was referring to how, according to the indictment, Donovan chatted with an unidentified co-conspirator, known as CC-1, at Donovan's nominating convention in May. Moments later, federal authorities said, CC-1 was led to a back room where he delivered a $10,000 payment in the form of three $2,500 conduit contributions to Donovan's campaign and one $2,500 contribution to the state Democratic Party.
Donovan has said he didn't know about any scheme but could not comment in detail because of the ongoing investigation.
Gabe Rosenberg, Donovan's campaign communications director, said Thursday, "It's disappointing, but not surprising, that some would choose to once again play politics with a serious matter."
He contends that nothing in Braddock's indictment is inconsistent with the findings from an investigation conducted by former U.S. Attorney Stanley Twardy, who was hired by the campaign to conduct the probe. Twardy said he and his team found no evidence that Donovan had any involvement in or knowledge of an alleged campaign financing scheme after reviewing tens of thousands of pages of emails and text messages, and interviewing Donovan and 12 past and current campaign workers. Twardy said lawyers did not allow him to interview three fired campaigns staffers, including Braddock, and a legislative aide.
"Chris is continuing his conversation with the voters of the district on the issues that matter to them," Rosenberg said.
Braddock, a newcomer to Connecticut politics, is free on a $100,000 bond. Jury selection is to begin Sept. 5.
He stood next to his attorney, Frank Riccio II, outside court, but said nothing to reporters. When asked how Braddock was doing, Riccio said that he and his client were working well together.
"We will continue to prepare as if there will be a trial," Riccio said. "We'll see what the future brings."
Donovan, Roberti and former state Rep. Elizabeth Esty are vying for the Democratic nomination. State Sen. Andrew Roraback is the Republicans' endorsed candidate, but he also faces a primary challenge from Mark Greenberg, Lisa Wilson-Foley and Justin Bernier.
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Superintendent says reform is needed to keep auto insurance affordable
To help keep New Yorkers' automobile insurance premiums from skyrocketing, the regulation governing no-fault auto insurance needs to be revised to more effectively combat abuse and fraud, Insurance Superintendent James J. Wrynn said today. After extensive consultation with all stakeholders, Wrynn issued a draft of revised rules covering no-fault automobile insurance that aim to help reduce fraud and abuse associated with no-fault claims, while making the no-fault system more user-friendly.
"Especially in these difficult economic times, we have to be vigilant in protecting the pocketbooks of consumers. New Yorkers should not have to pay a fraud and abuse tax in their auto insurance premiums," Wrynn said. "The cost of each no-fault claim has gone up by more than half in the past five years, and all New Yorkers with auto insurance are paying that tab.
"Protecting consumers means stopping those who would exploit the system for personal gain and unnecessarily drive up costs for all New Yorkers. No-fault reform is desperately needed, and this proposed regulatory reform is a step toward that goal."
No-fault automobile insurance allows an accident victim to collect directly from his or her insurance company for medical and hospital expenses and lost wages, regardless of who was at fault. Regulation 68, which implements New York's no-fault law, was first promulgated in 1974. This will be the first significant revision to that regulation since 2002.
One of the most significant forces increasing automobile insurance claim costs has been the explosion of filings in the court system of disputed no-fault claims by providers of health services. This has overwhelmed the courts and led to long delays in the resolution of these disputes and to the payment of unnecessary claims, undermining the very purpose of the no-fault system.
The proposed revised regulation would modify prescribed forms to require more information, helping to ensure that claims paid are medically necessary. That also would reduce the need for additional verification by the insurer, thus hastening insurer claims processing and legitimate payments to consumers. Insurers would have greater latitude to deny health services that are not provided or are not billed in compliance with the applicable fee schedule. This would reduce payment of fraudulent claims and instances of overbilling.
Another provision addressing fraud would simplify procedures required for insurers to suspend all payments for claims submitted by the owner or owners of medical clinics suspected of fraud while an investigation of the clinics' licensing status is underway.
Other provisions would directly benefit insureds. Insurers would have to schedule medical examinations they request so as not to overly burden the insured. For example, examinations may not be scheduled in geographically inconvenient locations, and multiple exams may not be scheduled on the same day.
The proposed regulation would also raise the maximum attorney fee to reflect inflation and to help ensure adequate representation for applicants and assignees, and eliminate the minimum attorney fee to encourage the consolidation of claims in arbitration and litigation.
"These regulatory changes are just one part of the no-fault reforms needed," Wrynn said. "We also need legislative remedies."
Areas that would require legislative action to address include:
- Improper activities by health providers: Currently an insurer who does not deny a claim within 30 days must pay that claim, whether or not the claim turns out to be fraudulent or abusive. That encourages unscrupulous individuals and providers to flood the system with multiple claims, knowing any claims not denied within 30 days will have to be paid. Legislation to curtail such abuses would go a long way to keeping no-fault costs down.
- Steering: Improper and illegal activity, including staged accidents, appears to be on the rise. Consideration should be given to legislation providing tools to better police improper activities by health providers and claimants.
"We stand ready to work with interested parties and with the Legislature to protect New York drivers from waste and fraud," Wrynn said. "The Department has stepped up the fight against no-fault fraud, and we will continue to fight fraud with all the tools at our disposal."
Combating fraud remains an important part of mitigating the increase in auto insurance costs. The Department's Frauds Bureau has formed a specialized unit dealing exclusively with no-fault fraud. No-fault fraud is often perpetrated by highly organized criminal entities that can include corrupt medical clinics and corrupt attorneys. This activity has increased over the past few years. The Bureau has received more than 11,000 complaints alleging no-fault fraud this year to date, which is a seven percent increase over the total for all of 2008. The number of no-fault arrests in 2008 was 52% greater than in 2007.
The working document containing the proposed revisions to Regulation 68, the regulation that governs the no-fault automobile insurance claims process, is available at http://www.ins.state.ny.us/r68/r68_draft_trk_chg.pdf. This document has been issued to various stakeholders in the no-fault system for review and comment. The release of the draft follows an intensive review of Regulation 68 by the Department's Office of General Counsel and its Property Bureau, including meetings with representatives of insurers, health professionals, trial lawyers, health service providers and other stakeholders.
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420. If you give councils greater control over
their own finances we might improve the turnout at local elections?
(Mr Raynsford) I am not sure that is necessarily a
corollary, it depends entirely on how the councillors act in pursuance
of those freedoms and flexibilities. We are intending to give
them those freedoms and flexibilities.
421. What special consideration is being made
for planning and emergency budgets for 2002 and 2003?
(Mr Raynsford) We will be announcing the Fire Authority
budget this afternoon in the statement. We have taken account,
obviously, of representations relating to the requirements of
the fire service and special arrangements have been put in place
by my colleagues in the Home Office in relation to policing requirements
as well.
422. Who should the public turn to in the case
of civil emergencies?
(Mr Raynsford) The Home Secretary is responsible for
chairing the Civil Contingency Committee which overseas this matter.
423. Do you Chair the London Civil Contingency?
(Mr Raynsford) I chair the sub committee which deals
with London resilience and it reports to the main CCC, which the
Home Secretary chairs.
424. Do we have a similar committee for other
cities in the regions?
(Mr Raynsford) Not for other cities in the regions
specifically, but there is a United Kingdom Resilience Committee
which covers the country as a whole, which Christopher Leslie
425. Can I move you on to elections now, various
different mechanisms have been tested to try to improve voter
turnout, like voting in the supermarkets and increasing the eligibility
for postal votes. Can I ask you what you consider have been the
most effective and whether there is any evidence that, in fact,
more people have voted as a result of these new initiatives?
(Mr Raynsford) The evidence is pretty conclusive that
where there is more extensive use of postal voting this has had
a positive impact. The indications of pilots are that while the
public welcomed alternative options, such as location of polling
stations and the ability to vote on days other than the polling
date itself, the impact on overall turnout was probably marginal,
whereas with postal votes, certainly where all postal ballots
have been conducted, there has been a significant increase in
the level of turnout.
426. Staying with postal votes, can I ask you
what is being done to ensure that postal voting is not going to
be subjected to fraud? In particular I am obviously thinking about
the case of the Radio 4 Today journalist who went to Torbay and
managed, fairly easily, to acquire, I think, the vote of seven
electors who, in fact, were recently deceased. Why was that journalist
not prosecuted?
(Mr Raynsford) That I have to say I do not know. Prosecution
is not a matter of my responsibility. What I can say is there
are obvious questions about potential for fraud in all types of
elections and it is important that we maximise the safeguards
against that. Many people find the requirement to return their
postal vote in a sealed envelope inside another sealed envelope
where there is a reference to their own name as an over-complex
system and it does deter some people from postal voting. That
is a necessary safeguard against the kind of abuse that you have
described. There is always a tension between achieving a system
which is easy for people to operate and achieving a secure one.
That will be very much part of a pilot that we are hoping to run
next May, in which we have invited bids from local government
for schemes involving electronic voting and telephone voting,
as well as postal voting and other schemes which have also been
tried in the past.
427. Could we not look at other simple measures
to get round the postal vote fraud, a fairly simple method would
be asking the local registrar of births and deaths to inform the
local authority's electoral registrations officer of deaths in
the locality?
(Mr Raynsford) This would ultimately be a matter for
the local electoral registration officer working on guidance issued
by the Electoral Commission. Certainly I would expect the Electoral
Commission to give a lot of attention to the safeguards that will
be built into the various new types of voting which will be trialed
this May, and subsequently, if we carry forward, trials on electronic
voting and other innovative types of voting. It is essential to
get the right balance between ease of voting and safeguards. The
Electoral Commission has come into existence in order to oversee
this. We have established a good relationship with them but they
do have an independent existence and you would expect them to
look at these issues and make recommendations.
428. Do they have a big enough budget?
(Mr Raynsford) I discussed this with Sam Younger,
who indicated that he was happy to work within the budget he had
got and he was able to meet his responsibilities. Obviously this
is a developing situation where we will need to come back and
look at this again. We have no reason to believe he has not got
an adequate budget to fulfill the responsibilities of the Electoral
429. Where is the line drawn between your department,
the Electoral Commission and the local authorities for the responsibility
of increasing voter turnout?
(Mr Raynsford) There is an element of responsibility
on all sides.
430. Shall we start again? Where does the line
lie between those three groups for the responsibility of increasing
voter turnout?
(Mr Raynsford) The local authority is responsible
for the handling of local elections and parliamentary elections
and other elections in their area and their electoral registration
officers will seek to do their best to encourage participation
and promote high turnout. The Electoral Commission has been established
to review arrangements and to offer advice. It has produced, in
my view, a very useful report on the General Election of this
year which did suggest various innovations which might help to
increase turnout. That is their role and I think they are performing
that role very well and I am sure they will want to go on doing
so. Our Department has now taken over responsibility for electoral
law from the Home Office. We want to talk to the Electoral Commission
about its proposals, some of those we will want to give effect
to, we will therefore need to bring them to this House, we well
discuss them with local government and we will discuss them with
the political parties before coming forward with recommendations.
431. Can we have some quick answers to some
of these, when are you going to set out your strategy for e-democracy?
(Mr Raynsford) We hope to publish the national strategy
in the early part of next year. It has been a very successful
programme to date, there has been very extensive local government
response, where they are implementing electronic government plans,
we are very pleased with the progress.
432. Are citizenship classes really going to
make any difference? What is there place in the national curriculum
for such a system of education?
(Mr Raynsford) I have to say this is an issue on which
there is on going discussion and I would not want to give a definitive
answer at this stage. I think it is important.
433. I do not think any of us would accuse you
of giving definitive answers, Minister.
(Mr Raynsford) I try not to on things that I cannot.
I think it is important to try and encourage people
434. Are you going to make voting compulsory?
(Mr Raynsford) We have no plans to do that.
435. How many referenda have been held in the
last 12 months?
(Mr Raynsford) On elected mayors, it is right to say
about 15 have been held so far.
436. Who approves the wording?
(Mr Raynsford) The wording is set out in the framework
which is provided by the government to local authorities.
437. What does that mean?
(Mr Raynsford) Legislation which governs this indicates
the format for the referendum.
438. Who approves the wording, Minister? I am
a bit daft, I need it spelt out. Not within the framework, not
all of the guidelines, who looks at the question on the paper
and approves the wording?
(Mr Raynsford) I will give you a written answer on
439. A written answer!
(Mr Raynsford) At the moment I am not absolutely certain
on that one.


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That's here. That's home. That's us. On it, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever lived, lived out their lives. The aggregate of all our joys and sufferings, thousands of confident religions, ideologies and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilizations, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every hopeful child, every mother and father, every inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every superstar, every supreme leader, every saint and sinner in the history of our species, lived there – on a mote of dust, suspended in a sunbeam.
Pale Blue Dot is a photograph of planet Earth taken on February 14, 1990, by the Voyager 1 space probe from a record distance of about 6 billion kilometers (3.7 billion miles, 40.5 AU), as part of the Family Portrait series of images of the Solar System.
If we ever looked up at the night sky we will see a plethora of stars, twinkling. Realizing that we are just one of the 100 billion people on a planet with a star that is one of the 100 billion stars in the Milky Way, that is one of the 2 trillion galaxies in the known universe, is rather humbling. This leads us to the next question. What is the purpose of life? One of the humorous answers to life, the universe, and everything is Fourty-Two. But what exactly is the purpose then?
The millennials are unhappy. We are unhappy at work. We are unhappy at home. We are unhappy at vacations. And that's not because of any of the old times were simpler craps. We have made our lives miserable. We don't care about others. Hell, we don't care about ourselves. Sure, we are richer, we are fitter, we are smart. But yet we are unhappy. Is this because we are busy chasing one thing after another. Or is it because we have prioritized money or success over meaningful relationships? Or is it just the way it is? Is the sense of entitlement making us more miserable now? Or is it just that we are just frustrated our lives with the lives of others and we realize that we are doing nothing?
We lose hope after every single failure. We measure success in terms of materialistic gains. Sure, we work hard. But we fail harder. When I introspect I feel that I am no different. It's easy to fall down (gravity -.-) and it's hard to get up. We don't realize the importance of failing. We don't learn if we don't fail. When we teach modern computers through reinforcement learning, it takes thousands of tries to get things right. But not with 100% accuracy. And mind you that's a computer. For us the learning process is difficult.
The first step towards self-improvement is realizing that there is something to improve in the first place. To accept that we are not perfect. To ditch the sense of entitlement. To throw away that always positive attitude (more on this later). Realize that the purpose of life is just not to earn money or get a house or buy a car.
Now, look up at the stars one more time. Tell yourself. The past doesn't matter. The failures don't matter. The problems don't matter. What matters is what you are going to do right now, to make your life a little better. You are part of a bigger picture. If that doesn't humble you, nothing else will.


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A man impersonated a police officer and flashed a badge and a gun in an attempt to get free food at a McDonald's, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office said. According to a report, Joseph E. Pineda, 33, 4015 73rd St. N., Pinellas Park, placed an order at the drive-thru speaker at the restaurant, 1616 58th St. N., St. Petersburg. When the employee told Pineda through the speaker how much his order would cost, he replied he was a law enforcement officer, did not have his wallet with him and wanted his food free of charge, deputies said. When Pineda pulled around to the window, he told the manager the same story, deputies said, and then flashed his badge and showed a gun.Employees called 911. Deputies responded to the scene and made contact with Pineda, who was still inside his vehicle and had pulled forward at the drive-thru lane. Deputies said they told Pineda to show his hands and he did not comply. Deputies then challenged the subject at gunpoint, at which time he put his hands out of the window, they said. He was ordered out of the vehicle and was taken into custody. In the vehicle, deputies found two badges and a .45-caliber gun in the center console. Pineda also had a holster, deputies said. Pineda was charged with impersonating a police officer and improper exhibition of a firearm. The investigation continues.
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Chicken/Turkey/Tofurky Meatballs
Adapted from Rachael Ray's Recipe
Makes ~20 small meatballs, depending on the size you make them
1 1/2 pounds ground chicken or turkey or tofurky
1 tablespoon of Grill-Mates Montreal Chicken Seasoning
1 large egg
1/2 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano (try asaigo instead! A stronger cheese means you need less of it!)
1/2 cup Italian bread crumbs (toast 2 pieces of whole wheat bread and lay it out overnight, then break apart in a blender)
Handful of chopped parsley leaves (fresh is best but if you only have dry, then 1-2tsp is fine)
1 tbsp Extra-virgin olive oil
1-2 tsp of garlic (I get the jarred kind that's already cut up for me!)
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Grease a baking sheet very lightly with a spray olive oil (I make my own by filling a sprayer with olive oil)
First beat the egg in the bowl (just quickly, don't overbeat) then pile in all the ingredients. Squish together with your hands so all the ingredients get incorporated. (Yes, squish is the official term here). Be careful not to overmix this - otherwise the meat will toughen. Just mix enough so everything looks combined. Now take a section and form into a meatball. Place on the lightly sprayed pan and repeat until you've done all the meatballs. You can flatten them a bit like mini oval meatloaves so they don't roll away. Bake the meatballs 15 minutes until golden and firm.
Try this trick: Place your thumb and index finger together and take your other hand and feel the flesh underneath the inside of your thumb. Feel how firm it is? If you press lightly on the meatball, it should give the same firmness. If you want them to be crispier on the outside, switch the broiler on and let them crisp for 5 minutes.


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Erinn Hayes is an American television and film actress. She is known for her role as Dr. Lola Spratt on Adult Swim's "Childrens Hospital," as well as on several short-lived series such as "The Winner," "Worst Week," and "Guys with Kids."
Erinn Hayes was born Erinn Carter, which she used until 2005 on all her acting credits before making the switch to Hayes permanently. Not that the name change is the only reason for her sudden popularity since then, but prior to it, she had mostly appeared in guest roles on TV series "The West Wing," "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," and "Will & Grace."
Although her career has certainly picked up since 2005, she still hasn't had the best luck when it comes to landing a role on a television series that has lasted very long. Well, other than that of Dr. Lola Spratt on the short-form Adult Swim series "Childrens Hospital," that is. Otherwise, you can barely count on one hand the series she has starred in that haven't haven't made it past the first season mark. Those series include "Kitchen Confidential," "The Winner," "Worst Week," and "Guys with Kids."
All this is not to say that the lovely and talented Erinn Hayes isn't good at what she does. She has just been a bit less fortunate than others when it comes to landing steady gigs on television series that last. The plus side of that, it that it has certainly opened her up for guest roles on many successful series, with ones like "Two and a Half Men," "Parks and Recreation," "Workaholics," and "New Girl" helping fill that very long list. And that doesn't even include her more dramatic roles.


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So... there is a lot of controversy over the Fifty Shades of Grey books. Some people love them, others despise them. Books with this much controversy over them are always a must-read on my list. How can you not read a book that makes people love and hate it so passionately?
I originally was "dared" to read "Fifty Shades of Grey" and post a review on my blog by an old friend. He thought it would funny to see what I thought of the book. Although I am no longer friends with that person, I still think his idea of reading it and posting my thoughts is a fun idea.
I originally did not set out to own the Fifty Shades of Grey series, but life is funny. I was traveling through the lower 48 (for people NOT in Alaska that means the rest of United States) and wound up in the Minneapolis airport without a book to read on the LONG flight back to Anchorage. While I was with my parents and son, waiting for our food to be delivered, I popped next door to one of those overpriced kiosk stores. There were about ten different books to choose from. Of the ten, this one looked the most interesting.
So, remember in the beginning when I said that this book makes people love and hate it passionately? Well, when I returned to the table that my parents were at my Mom instantly had a reaction to the book. She thought it was trash and was poking fun that I was reading it. Honestly, her reaction made me even more curious about it.
The first book, "Fifty Shades of Grey" starts out with two college students, Katherine Kavanagh and Anastasia Steele, frequently referred to as Ana. The beginning is very slow going. Ana meets Christian Grey in the first chapter, with very little build up to their meeting. Their first meeting itself is written ok, with lots of detail to the surroundings. There are little snippets of sexual tension building, but not much in this first chapter.
The second chapter starts this awkward "school girl crush" communications between Ana and Christian. While it can be cute, and playful, at times it is overall slightly irritating. I feel like Ana doesn't really have the ability to stand up for herself. In much of the book she's portrayed as weak and unsure of herself.
Throughout the rest of the book there are a fair amount of sexual encounters, feisty e-mail banter and some unexpected twists. While there is a potentially good story line in there somewhere, it's pretty much smothered by low-key SBDM.
The second book, "Fifty Shades Darker" starts out with Christian once again chasing Ana and all but stalking her after her rejection in the first book. While some may see what he does as "sweet" and "protective", others may view Christian's actions as needing a protective order in place.
Once again there is plenty of "school girl crush" symptoms flying, along with the "cute" introduction to SBDM littered throughout the book. You start to learn more about Christian in this book, but much of the story line is still difficult to read through Christian's childish actions and Ana's inability to find her backbone.
The third book, "Fifty Shades Freed" actually took an interesting turn and involved a plot line that makes it further than a condom and bed sheets. There are death threats, lies, suspicions and crazy ex-girlfriends with guns. If I had to pick a favorite from these three, I think that I was most interested in the third book.
The bonus book, "Grey" is essentially the first book rewritten from the viewpoint of Christian. I was very surprised to find that the author, quite frequently, referred to Ana's female parts as "her sex" but has no problem describing the male parts in detail. I would have thought, especially with this book being written from Christian's point of view, that there would be more of a description than "her sex". It almost seems like the author was embarrassed to use another term.
I did think, however, that the author did a good job of expressing Christian's personality in this book. He is frequently bouncing between sex, control, business and avoidance of his past. The author creates this powerful, lustful and somewhat lost character quite well.
Overall, I have a hard time recommending this series to everyone. If you are used to reading "smut" books, as some call it, then this book would irritate you because it's not a very well-written "smut" book.
If you are not used to reading descriptive sexual encounters in books then this book would frighten you and make you blush. If this is you then you should just keep walking past it.
However, if you are interested in reading a book to pass the time, and get the occasional blush color on your cheeks, then this book series is alright. I certainly can't say that it was the best book series I've read, but I can say I have read worse.
One word about reading this series though... If you are uncomfortable with people staring at you I do not recommend reading this in a public place. With the hype surrounding the series I got quite a few odd and disapproving stares.


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Chicken and Chorizo Risotto
We'd been meaning to try a chicken risotto recipe with our smoky chipotle paste for a while and we finally got around to it. It was certainly worth the wait. We wanted some big meaty flavours to stand up to the spice, and being big fans of paella, we went with chorizo and chicken thigh as a tried and tested combo. This risotto recipe would also work really well with leftover roast chicken (we've included instructions for this below).
As an appetiser for this chicken risotto you could try our Mexican Prawn Cocktail recipe.
Chicken and Chorizo Risotto Recipe
- 4 Chicken thighs (boned & sliced) or 300g Leftover roast chicken
- 7oz Chorizo (roughly chopped)
- 2tsp Gran Luchito Smoked Chilli Paste
- 1 Onion (finely chopped)
- 2 Garlic cloves (finely chopped)
- 1 Celery stick (finely chopped)
- 1oz Butter
- 2tbsp Olive oil
- 14oz Risotto rice
- 1 Glass white wine
- 3.5oz Frozen peas
- 34fl oz chicken stock
- 7oz Parmesan cheese (grated)
- Salt & pepper
- Extra water (if necessary)
- Fresh flat-leaf parsley (to serve)
- Lemon wedges (to serve)
- Olive oil (to serve)
- Place a large pan on a medium heat and add the olive oil and butter.
- Sweat the celery and onion for 10mins, stirring occasionally.
- Add the Gran Luchito Smoked Chilli Paste a good pinch of salt and pepper, and stir.
- Add the chicken, chorizo and garlic (if using leftover chicken, hold it back for the time being). Fry for about 15 mins.
- Add the risotto rice and continue to cook for another 10 minutes.
- Add the wine and keep frying for a few minutes to burn off the alcohol.
- Add a few ladle-fulls of the stock and keep stirring.
- As the rice absorbs the liquid, add more of the stock (by the ladle) and stir.
- Stir regularly and gradually add the remaining stock as it absorbs.
- If you've run out of stock before it's cooked, just add hot water instead.
- If using leftover chicken, add it now and stir through.
- Test rice and remove from heat once it's softened, but still retains a little bite. You're looking for a consistency that's not too wet. Adjust seasoning.
- Add a good handful of grated parmesan and the peas. Stir in.
- To serve, add a handful of chopped parsley, another sprinkle of parmesan and a drizzle of olive oil. Serve with wedges of lemon.
Chop onion and celeryFry with butter until softenedAdd Gran Luchito Smoked Chilli Paste, salt & pepperChop chicken thigh and chorizoAdd to pan with garlicStir and cook for ten minsAdd risotto rice and stirGradually add stock until absorbed and rice is softAdd parmesanAdd frozen peasre-season and stir
Serve with chopped parsley, more parmesan and a drizzle of olive oilServe with lemon wedges
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Almost 400 jobs could be lost at Gateshead Council as it attempts to save £45m over the next two years.
Council leader Mick Henry said the authority faced "some of the toughest financial challenges" in its history.
A report to the council's cabinet says it is "highly likely" there will be a "significant number" of compulsory redundancies.
The council has lost 1,275 staff and cut £75m of spending since 2010, Mr Henry said.
The Labour-run authority will open a consultation on its budget plans for 2014-16 after its cabinet meets on Tuesday.
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Hi Internations! Happy New Year! I'm excited to meet some of you down the line. I'm moving to Delhi for ~1yr starting late February. I'll be working in Gurgaon, but would like to live somewhere livelier. Must be off the yellow line...I'm thinking Hauz Khas, Green Park, etc. but I don't know much and am open to suggestions.
I'm a 29yr old woman from NYC; low-key, clean, good cook; looking to be social but also safe; on a budget but too old/cranky for student flophouses. Would love to live with other young professionals, Indian or otherwise, who want to make a flat a proper home. Besides working life (public health research), I'm a musician and have spent a lot of time abroad; I'm excited to meet other creative people, explore Delhi culture, and engage in good conversations at home in as many languages as possible. Greenish neighborhoods ideal and outdoor space, even a terrace, a definite plus. Furnished, if possible. Anybody know of any suitable rooms for rent or have promising leads? I appreciate the help!


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The famous Huabiao Awards, one of the three major Chinese award ceremonies for film, were held this past Saturday in Beijing, the China Daily reports. The event drew scores of top-list Chinese film stars and directors, including Jet Li, Zhang Ziyi, Jackie Chan and director John Woo. Originally begun in 1957 under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, the awards were renamed in 1994 and have been held biannually since 2005. This year's big winners were Zhang Ziyi, who shared the best actress award, and John Woo, who was honored as the best overseas Chinese film director. Notably, the Huabiao Awards are the only officially sponsored film awards ceremony in China; the two other main film awards, which do not receive government support, are the Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Awards.


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The story so far: Perry White has sent Clark Kent on assignment with Ed Hamlin of the National Air Service to Bridger Field, an airfield in the Southwest. His instructions are to investigate a number of mysterious and fatal transport plane crashes that have taken place in the past two weeks. As they fly their way west, they first discover that Jimmy Olsen has stowed away in Hamlin's plane; second, that another plane is following them, and trying to shoot them down. In the skirmish, Hamlin is seriously wounded by machine-gun fire.
As Superman, Clark successfully fends off their attackers, but their own plane is damaged. Clark manages to make an emergency landing alongside a railroad track, and they are picked up by a circus train en route to the Mexican town of Del Rio. However, the train's brakeman, Balto, is a suspicious figure in the pay of a Professor Hagen, the circus' animal handler—who is also behind the attack on Hamlin's plane and, presumably, the crashes at Bridger Field. (Note: In the previous instalment, I had called Hagen "Professor Egan," but these later episodes make it clear that he is in fact "Hagen." So, Professor Hagen he shall be henceforth.)
Acting on Hagen's instructions to get rid of Clark and Jimmy, Balto locks them in a car with an enraged gorilla. Jimmy escapes, and Clark/Superman fights the gorilla into submission, just before the train starts rolling again, leaving Jimmy behind. Clark also jumps train, hoping to find him in the desert . . .
Episode 36: Airplane Disaster at Bridger Field, Part 3 (1940/05/03)
When we last left our heroes, they were stranded in the desert after being abandoned by the circus train, after Hagen instructed Balto to continue to Del Rio without them. As this story begins, Clark and Jimmy have made their way finally to Bridger Field, Jimmy has been taken by one of the field employees to see the circus, and Clark is discussing the plane crashes with Ed Hamlin, in his office.
Wait, what?
Now, come on!
Part 2 ended with a great cliffhanger. Part 3 leaves it unresolved: Clark simply informs Hamlin that they caught the next (fortunately psychotic-gorilla-free) freight train to come along, and finished their trip that way. I'll grant that the solution is the obvious one. It is also woefully bathetic.
Also, it leaves a major question unanswered. Hamlin had been shot because someone working for Hagen tried to kill him by shooting down his airplane. When Clark and Jimmy left the train, they also abandoned Hamlin to the mercy of the same people. After shooting him up, did they take him to a Del Rio hospital out of humanitarian concern? He's even back at his desk doing his job. It looks like the writers just plain forgot that he was badly injured.
Clark and Hamlin sit in Hamlin's office and discuss the mystery of the airplane crashes. Because of the attack on their plain and the attempted murder by gorilla, Clark is completely convinced that the disasters are deliberate and man-made. They listen to a weather report coming out of Mexico that warns of a coming gale, leading Hamlin to remark that the Mexicans always get the weather wrong when they say it's "important."
Next, Hamlin receives word that his boss, Fuller, will be arriving by plane in only 15 minutes. When they go outside, they discover that the weather report was right: a violent dust storm is approaching. Hamlin warns Clark to go back inside rather than risk exposure to the dust storm. Just then, Fuller's plane arrives and is caught in the storm: it bursts into flame on approach to the airfield!
Quickly, Clark changes to Superman and flies out to the rescue: everyone else thinks he has gone inside, and they can't see him flying over the field thanks to the dust storm. He safely guides in the burning plane and rescues Fuller.
Once Fuller is safely inside (with Clark taking the credit for the unexpected rescue), he informs Hamlin that Bridger Field will be receiving a special visitor in only 48 hours, despite Hamlin's protests that the field is not secure. Fuller orders him to make the field safe in time.
Hamlin's assistant comes in to tell Clark that Jimmy is back from the circus, and he has very important news . . .
What is Jimmy's news?
Who is the mysterious visitor?
If Ed Hamlin accidentally disembowels himself while trying to secure the airfield a day after being shot down, will Fuller ding him in his next performance review?
I can't wait to find out!
Episode 37: Airplane Disaster at Bridger Field, Part 4 (1940/05/06)
Clark and Jimmy are in a car, speeding toward the circus grounds at Del Rio. Clark has deduced that since the National Air Service makes new aircraft, the "visitor" arriving at Bridger Field is likely some sort of new experimental plane being brought to the field for testing. Jimmy says this might be true, based on what he overheard at the circus: he was wandering around and was almost caught by the brakeman Balto, but he evaded him and overheard Professor Hagen (the circus' animal trainer) and Fodor, the strongman, talking inside a nearby shack.
Flashback to the conversation.
Hagen reveals that he is, in fact, responsible for the airplane crashes. Furthermore, he knows something that the people at Bridger Field don't: their "visitor" is not arriving within 48 hours, but that very night! The final confirmation will come, as always, by radio. The "visitor" is, indeed, apparently some new and secret innovation in the field of flight, but Hagen assures Fodor that it will never arrive. Fodor, who speaks in a bad Russian accent—I was hoping for him to ask about the "nuclear wessels," but sadly he was 20 years too early—asks why the Professor is bringing down the planes, but Hagen reminds him that they are both well enough paid not to ask questions. (Aha! Hagen answers to a higher power! Who could this be? Does he wear a mask, perhaps in a fetching shade of yellow?) He is going to ready himself by going to their hidden cabin in the hills, but he instructs Fodor to stay at the circus grounds and keep an eye on things. End flashback
Clark and Jimmy arrive at the circus grounds after dark, sneaking in through a hole in the fence, but they find the place quiet. They find the cabin where Jimmy eavesdropped on Hagen and Fodor (also deserted)—but, inside, they find an open trapdoor that leads to an underground cave. In a subterranean chamber, they discover a radio: it's another Mexican weather report, which Jimmy doesn't think makes any sense. Clark, thinking the message might be more than it appears, transcribes it on paper.
Just then, they hear someone coming down the stairway from the shack. Clark orders Jimmy to hide inside a closet, strictly instructing him to keep the door closed no matter what. While he claims this is for Jimmy's safety, it's really because he doesn't want Jimmy to see that he's Superman. (Clark has, perhaps, not noticed during his recent adventures that Jimmy has a small problem with authority?) Fodor, keeping guard on the hideout as instructed, sees Superman in the room and challenges him, accusing him of being a "t'ief."
"I bend crowbar in naked hands," boasts Fodor.
"I bend strongmen," retorts Superman. (Great line!)
A fight ensues, and Superman naturally cleans Fodor's clock, throwing him against the wall and knocking him silly. Again donning his disguise as Clark Kent, he tells Jimmy it's safe to come back out. Jimmy is of course impressed that Clark "licked the strongman."
"Well, I didn't exactly lick him, Jimmy," lies Clark. "He more or less tripped and fell on his neck." Bouncing off my fist a couple times on the way down, he doesn't add.
With Fodor dispatched to sleepyland, Clark and Jimmy turn their attention to the weather report Clark had copied down. Suddenly, Clark realizes that his hunch is probably right, and he shows it to Jimmy . . .
What does Clark see on the piece of paper?
How can he save the airplane due to arrive anytime at Bridger Field?
Isn't this kind of a sad cliffhanger?
Actually, it's a sad couple of episodes, compared with the first two. The most egregious offense is the cheat I noted in part 3, a blatant refusal to satisfactorily resolve the cliffhanger from part 2. A major story premise has also changed from the first two parts: Hamlin originally told Clark that the crashed planes were transports, yet the narrator now says they were "test planes," apparently to set the story up for the arrival of a secret experimental aircraft. And, finally, part 4 fizzles with a lame cliffhanger. Of course the "weather reports" are coded messages to the bad guys. Who didn't see that coming back in part 2?
Stay tuned, Faithful Reader—even though there are still a couple of plot howlers to come, the final third of this Superman adventure is better than the middle one!


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The Director's Cut: The silent soldier
Two Rangers mobiles, 40 armed policemen and plain clothes intelligence officers led our team of polio workers through the narrow streets of Landhi in Karachi. Naseem, a lady health worker with a larger than life personality literally led from the front and commanded the 30-woman team. I watched in awe, filming them, as they knocked on countless doors that warm afternoon.
Many of the doors they knocked on that afternoon did not open. Instead a loud voice from inside would bellow: "We don't want vaccination, our husbands have said no," but Naseem and her team would persevere. "Just listen to me once, she would call out from outside, just once and then you can refuse." Reluctantly a few doors would open and she would quickly drink a polio drop in front of the nervous mother and say, "I have three children, I would never harm someone else's children." Sometimes, the mother's would agree but most of the time, they would say that their husbands would get very angry and regretfully close the door.
Naseem would turn to us on camera, shrug and say, "Tomorrow, I'll be back; one of these days, they will agree," and then with a smile she would carry on.
Naseem became a lady health worker in 1994 when she dropped out of nursing school. She was a young mother and the pressures of living in a joint family system weighed on her. She chose to join the ranks of lady health workers. More than a hundred thousand women choose this profession in Pakistan and are paid about Rs250 a day.
Ironically, Naseem wasn't killed for being a polio worker; but fell victim to domestic violence
Her family did not take to her career choice and she often found her bag of medicines thrown out in the street. Lady health workers also provide family planning advice, which her family did not approve of. She fought on and eventually won, convincing them that their job was equally important as that of doctors, because they had access to women, which many doctors unfortunately did not. They could really make a difference.
I arrived one morning to have breakfast at Naseem's house in Safoora Goth. She was up early, getting her children ready for school. Her husband, Muneer, was conspicuously missing. I was immediately struck by the love and respect the children had for their mother. Just a few weeks ago, Naseem's colleagues had been brutally gunned down in Karachi on a polio drive. Her children were nervous about her work. More than 40 polio workers have been attacked or killed in recent years across the country. Ayesha, her 10 year old daughter begged her mother not to go to work that day and later told me that she wished her mother had an easier job. Naseem quietly reassured her, "All those other children need me, we can't afford to have crippled children; we need to make everyone healthy."
As breakfast continued, Naseem chatted with me, her dedication inspiring, her commitment contagious. "I don't know if I will come back or not, and I don't know if I will see my children or not. I am ready for that."
As breakfast continued, Naseem chatted with me, her dedicatiomn inspiring, her commitment contagious. "I don't know if I will come back or not, and I don't know if I will see my children or not. I am ready for that."
I was profiling five people from across Karachi in a series titled, I heart Karachi, filming men and women who risk their lives every day for the betterment of their communities and who are rarely acknowledged for their work. Naseem, being one of those countless women across Pakistan; who carry on with their jobs, often on the frontlines, enabling others to lead a better life.
It was also clear from the very beginning that Naseem was the sole breadwinner in her family. Her husband only appeared when he needed something from the family, usually money. Theirs was not a happy marriage and it was clear that she played the role of both parents in her house. "My mother wakes up early and works late hours to make sure we have the best of everything," Shahid the eldest son said. "No one I know has a mother as brave as mine," he smiled with pride.
"My sons will go to college, they will make something out of themselves, they need to …" she often said.
Ironically, Naseem did not die while giving polio drops. Three weeks ago, her husband shot her four times after a domestic altercation. Details are hazy, some say it was jealousy, others say it was a property dispute. Like countless people serving Karachi, Naseem left the city silently. Her three children shocked by the brutality of their father are still struggling to fill the large void in their lives. Her husband is on the run and has not yet been arrested.
Karachi lost one of its finest that day, a selfless worker for the city whose words still ring in my ears, "No, I am not nervous. I am happy to go to dangerous areas, I am not afraid of anything. I am a soldier."
Indeed you were ....
Published in Dawn, Sunday Magazine, June 22nd, 2014


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Title: 미친사랑 / Crazy Love
Chinese Title: 瘋狂愛情
Also Known as: Madly Love
Genre: Romance, Melodrama
Episodes: 100
Broadcast network: tvN
Broadcast period: 2013-April-08 yo 2013-Sep-17
Air time: Monday to Thursday 09:45 (also aired on friday after 22/July/2013)
This drama tells the story of a woman who meets the love of her life at the most desperate time.
Having been brought up in an orphanage, Yoon Mi So (Park Sun Young) marries the son of a rich family, Lee Min Jae (Heo Tae Hee) when he falls head over heels for her but in the end she gets abandoned. She was betrayed by her husband and later meets the love of her life at this lowest point of her life.
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Park Sun Young as Yoon Mi So / Eun Joo
Go Se Won as Seo Kyung Soo
Heo Tae Hee as Lee Min Jae
Kim Yeon Joo as Han Na young
Supporting Cast
Yoo Hye Ri as Heo Myung Ja
Choi Dae Hoon as Baek Jae Hyuk
Kim Hae In as Oh Hae Ryung
Lee Hee Do as Oh Tae San
Kim Young Ran as Go Yoo Jung
Maeng Sang Hoon as Yoon Moon Do
Kang Seo Joon as Yoon Chan Ki
Jang Yoon Seo as Kim Jong Hee
Lee Chae Mi as Lee Hae Ram (Mi So's daughter)
Oh Mi Hee as Jo Na Hyun
Choi Joon Yong as Seo Kyung Min
Choi Min as Robert Jung
Min Joon Hyun
Production Credits
Chief Producer: Lee Chan Ho
Producers: Lee Min Jin, Jo Na Hyun
Director: Lee Chang Han
Screenwriter: Jang Soo Won, Jun Bo Kyung


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Family Reunions in Cleveland
Cleveland is Affordable and Conveniently Located with Loads of Choices for Family Fun
First and foremost, reunion planners, please, please order the matching T-shirts. It's only right! (The Johnsons Rock Cleveland! The Smiths Flee to the Cleve! The Malloys Invade Ohio!) And don't forget to pick a headquarter hotel for the unlucky relations who don't snag Aunt Suzy's couch or Grandma Gertrude's guest room.
Many planners use a family-friendly checklist:
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Some families prefer to stay downtown, close to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and other city attractions.
What's a reunion without a cookout? It's the one item on the itinerary that's sure to please everyone from five-year-old nieces and nephews to 92-year-old great grandmothers and everyone in between. It's also an excellent place to sport those new T-shirts.
The Cleveland Metroparks offer a bounty of picnic spots. The 27 reservable facilities throughout Cuyahoga County can accommodate groups of up to 140 people. Decide whether your family is high or low maintenance (Do you want electric, water and a fishing lake? Or will a scattering of tables and a horseshoe pit suffice?), then pick your location. Planners can reserve a space up to a year in advance of the event date.
Introduce out-of-towners to Cleveland with guided tours aboard Lolly the Trolley. Or, book an excursion aboard the Goodtime III, a local ship that motors along Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River.
Since total togetherness can be torture for even the closest families, suggest a list of side trips by taste. Sports fans can take in an Indians baseball game or a round of golf. Families might want to explore the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo or drive to Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky.
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Cleveland is an affordable spot conveniently located in reach of 43% percent of the US population (and probably most of your family.) There are plenty of spots in Cleveland for the all-important cookout and loads of choices for family fun.


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Raise your hand if you've ever looked around your workshop and felt overwhelmed by all of the scrap wood. Both of my hands are vigorously waving in the air… ME, ME, ME! "Should I keep this piece of 1×4?" "What should I do with this tiny piece of plywood?" Today we're going to explore the "what to keep and what to toss" issue and develop some guidelines for dealing with scrap wood in our workshops.
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A few weeks ago I received an email from Tony, a new blog follower. His message read in part…
"I read your 9 wood storage ideas because I let google search for 'Deciding What Wood To Keep.' Any suggestions on how to decide what wood to keep? Thanks for any suggestions that you might have."
Before I get to Tony's message I want to tell you I LOVE when you guys send me messages and leave comments on the posts! Your questions get me thinking and I love a challenge! That's exactly what Tony's message did. It got me thinking.
I have struggled with scrap wood ever since I started building DIY furniture. Sure, I have made lot's of projects with scrap wood, but at some point, you have to let some of it go. Constantly moving piles of scrap wood, or worse yet tripping over piles of scrap wood is not only an organization issue but a safety issue. The quicker we can make decisions about what scrap wood to keep and what to toss, the quicker we can get back to our DIY projects! And the safer our shops will be, and as we know, safety is always number one.
Before I received Tony's question I had unwritten guidelines for dealing with scrap wood in my shop. I'm betting you guys are dealing with the same issue as me, so I decided to put pen to paper, er, fingers to keys and type up some written guidelines for dealing with cutoffs.
How to Decide What Scrap Wood to Keep
These are not hard and fast rules, but more of a guideline for helping us make decisions about what to keep and what to toss. Please use your own discretion in your shop and please share any guidelines you use in your shop for dealing with scrap wood in the comments below.
What to keep
What to keep depends on the types of projects you usually build. If you typically build large pieces of furniture, you probably don't have a need for small pieces of scrap. If you're building decor pieces, etc. you probably have a greater need for small scrap pieces. I would say for most DIYers these guidelines should work.
KEEP: Let's keep 1x, 2x and 4x material longer than 8″.
KEEP: Let's keep plywood or MDF larger than 12″ x 12″
Where are we going to store the scraps we keep? Check out these ideas.
SHOP TIP: Are you unsure about your decision to keep a piece? Write today's date on the end of it. If it's still in your shop in a year, you probably don't need it!
What to toss
TOSS: The first thing we should toss is lumber with visible defects, so we'll toss wood that's warped, twisted and cracked.
TOSS: Next let's toss 1x, 2x and 4x material shorter than 8″. Why? Cutting pieces smaller than 8″ could be dangerous. The possibility of cutting a finger is not worth the risk of saving some wood.
TOSS: Let's toss plywood or MDF smaller than 12″ x 12″. Why? Here's my thought, most of the time when we use plywood it's because we need material larger than a 1×12. If we need a piece of material smaller than 12″ we can just use a piece of 1×12 or smaller piece of 1x material.
SHOP TIP: How should we deal with the cutoffs we're tossing? I keep a cutoff bin under my miter saw stand and immediately toss pieces too dangerous to cut in the bin. Wood that is large enough to save is set aside until my furniture project is complete and then the scrap is sorted and stored.
Before You Toss
Create a Spacers Box
I keep a box of shims or spacers of various thickness material… 1/8″, 1/4″, 1/2″, 3/4″ etc. These shims or spacers help with proper spacing for my DIY furniture projects.
For example, when I installed my garden gate, I wanted a 1/4″ gap between the gate and the fence post. I simply attached 1/4″ piece of MDF from my spacer box with painter's tape.
The spacer allowed me to install the gate with the exact spacing I wanted.
I also used some of my spacers to offset the rails on this project.
Do you have a spacers box? If not, create one before tossing your scraps.
Scrap Wood for Cauls
I also keep some scrap wood on hand for use as clamping cauls. Have you ever had the impression of a clamp left on your project after clamping? Cauls protect the wood of your project. Cauls are inserted between the clamp and your project. Clamp impressions are left on the caul, not your DIY furniture project. Here I used cauls to protect the edges of the wood of this project while I was assembling it.
I like to keep longer pieces of scrap for use as cauls and I keep them in the corner of my shop. It's not the best way to store them, but it works for me. If you don't have any, start saving some scrap wood for clamping cauls and save the finish of your project.
Burning Question
One last thing before you toss the wood in the trash… can you burn it? I keep pine, cherry, and hardwoods like oak to burn in my fire pit. I don't burn scraps like pressure treated lumber, MDF and plywood because they are loaded with chemicals. Who wants to breathe in chemicals?!
Right now I have one cutoff bin under my miter saw stand and have to sort the wood when the bin gets full. Ideally, I should have two cutoff bins. One bin for scraps to burn and one bin for cutoffs to go in the trash. Hmmm… I think I have a new project!
Scrap Wood Projects
Want some clever ways to use up some scrap? Want to make FREE projects? Then make some projects entirely using scrap wood! Below are three of my favorite scrap wood projects, but check out all of my scrap wood projects here.
The first project posted on Saws on Skates was a scrap wood project… scrap wood candle holders! Check out more home decor projects here.
This tablet holder was made entirely of scrap wood and makes a great gift.
Can you believe this dog treats fire hydrant container was made entirely with scrap wood?! Check out more projects for your pet here.
These thoughts about dealing with scrap wood are only meant to be used as guidelines. I would never tell you to go through your shop and throw out scraps you know you will use. But I hope these guidelines will help you make decisions about scrap wood, keep your shop organized and safe.
How do you deal with scrap wood in your shop? How do you store your scrap wood? I'd love to hear your thoughts. Please share your ideas in the comments. If you found this information helpful, would you please pin it to Pinterest? I'd really appreciate it – thank you!


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Surprisingly in line with our client alerts of December and January, yesterday, the Dutch Senate adopted the Act amending the Electricity Act 1998, paving the way for the first offshore wind tenders, related to the offshore Borssele sites I and II, in April.
On 22 December 2015, the Senate rejected the legislative package amending the Electricity and Gas Act ("STROOM") for reason of the unbundling paragraphs contained therein, thus forcing the Dutch Minister to run the gauntlet on alternative legislation.
The Act amending the Electricity Act 1998 adopted yesterday creates the regulatory framework to:
- appoint the Dutch TSO, TenneT, as grid operator of such offshore grid;
- pay damages related to construction delays and interruptions in the connection; and
- expedite and facilitate the connection of onshore wind farms.
As a consequence, the Borssele site I and II tenders can be held in April, in time to count against the 2020 renewable targets set out in the 2013 Dutch Energy Accord.
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The Borssele Wind Farm Zone and surrounding areas.
Source: Project and Site Description, Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)
The roadmap to 6000 MW onshore wind capacity
The 2013 Dutch Energy Accord also aims for the construction of 6000 MW of onshore wind energy by 2020. Last week, the RVO published the Wind Monitor 2015, which outlines the current expectations regarding the realisation of onshore wind by 2020. At the end of last year, 2950 MW was operational in the Netherlands.
In comparison to the previous edition, the Wind Monitor reports an increase of 425 MW (+ 16,8%), but also indicates that continued commitment will be needed to achieve the remaining 3.050 MW in time. It argues that under current policies, the Netherlands can realise approximately 5100 MW by 2020, thus falling short of the 6000 MW goal significantly. To address this, the Dutch Government, acting as part of the "Core Team Wind on Land", is in the process of executing an action plan, that identifies and addresses impediments to growth, such as process optimisation, radar, flight safety, land prices and grid connection.


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