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Nectarius of Jerusalem was Patriarch of Jerusalem from 1660 to 1669. He was a zealous opponent of Cyril Lucaris and the Calvinist movement.
Nectarius was born in Crete in 1605. As a young man, he joined the monastic community at Mount Sinai where he was educated by the monks and subsequently became a monk himself. When he was thirty five years old he journeyed to Athens to study under the Neo-Aristolelian Theophilus Corydalleus
After returning to St. Catherine's Monastery at Sinai, Nectarius was chosen abbot in 1660. Upon reaching Jerusalem where he was to be consecrated abbot, he learned that he had been elected patriarch of Jerusalem. His consecration to the see of Jerusalem was in April 1661. By 1666, Patr. Nectarius sought to be relieved of his duties as patriarch. However, it wasn't until 1669 that Dositheus II Notarius succeeded him.
After his resignation, Nectarius remained in Jerusalem except for a short time when he was driven to Mount Sinai by the Latin monks who came to Palestine with the Roman Catholic crusaders. in 1672, he participated in the Synod of Jerusalem that refuted the Calvinist confessions of Cyril Lucaris.
Nectarius produced a number of writings. Among these he expressed his doctrine of the Eucharist that was strictly orthodox. In other writings he refuted the theses of a certain Peter regarding papal supremacy. He is better known for his recommendation of the Orthodox Confession of the Catholic and Apostolic Eastern Church of Peter Mogila of 1643.
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DRIVE is a portfolio of strategic initiatives the Postal Service is implementing to meet ambitious performance goals and close its $20 billion financial gap. Each initiative is made of specific projects, goals, and milestones all leading toward a broad, overarching goal. The Postal Service began its DRIVE initiatives in 2011.
So, how are the DRIVE initiatives working out? Well, the 19 initiatives are in various stages of development, funding, and implementation, and the Postal Service has about $2 billion in available capital to support all of them. The Postal Service said it generated $4.9 billion in new sales opportunities and cut $868 million in costs through DRIVE. It also reported that it has revitalized its Priority Mail package service and reduced its facilities footprint by more than 3 million feet.
We've been keeping an eye on this process and have completed three DRIVE audits. Our reports looked at overall management of DRIVE (DP-AR-13-008), Initiative 6 (DP-AR-14-001), which aims to improve employee availability, and Initiative 42 (DP-AR-14-005), which focused on marketing new and existing services.
Our first audit found DRIVE program management compares favorably to best-in-class program management practices – but there are opportunities for improvement. The other two reports reviewed specific initiatives and urged improvements, such as setting more aggressive goals, promoting accountability, and accurately measuring achievement. For example, one of the goals of Initiative 42 was to increase shipping and mail revenue by $5.2 billion in fiscal year 2014. As of May 2014, the Postal Service reported reaching $3.4 billion of that goal; however, we found the Postal Service does not have the capability to measure goals against recorded sales. A separate DRIVE initiative is intended to improve this ability to accurately measure goals.
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Pumpkins are used to make pies, soups, and breads.
When you think of Halloween, what pops into your head? Trick or treating, candy, fall, and maybe pumpkins.
"Illinois is the number one pumpkin-producing state in the United States," University of Illinois Extension horticulture educator Ron Wolford said. "In 2012, Illinois pumpkin farmers produced an estimated 623 million pounds of pumpkins."
Wolford added that pumpkins are grown on every continent except for Antarctica.
"Morton, Ill., claims to be the 'Pumpkin Capital of the World' as 80 percent of the world's canned pumpkin is processed there. Morton celebrates everything pumpkin at its annual Morton Pumpkin Festival in September," he said.
At the 2012 Topsfield, Mass., Fair's All New England Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off, the world's largest pumpkin, which weighed 2,009 pounds, was grown by Ron Wallace from Greene, R.I. This was the first time a pumpkin weighed more than 2,000 pounds.
"That may be a little too big for a jack-o'-lantern," Wolford said.
Pumpkins are used to make pies, soups, and breads. The world's largest pumpkin pie was made at the New Bremen (Ohio) Pumpkinfest in 2010. The pie was 20 feet in diameter and weighed 3,699 pounds. Ingredients for the pie included 1,212 pounds of canned pumpkin, 2,796 eggs (233 dozen), 109 gallons of evaporated milk, 525 pounds of sugar, 7 pounds of salt, and 14.5 pounds of cinnamon.
Wolford offered the following are tips for selecting a perfect pumpkin.
• Choose a pumpkin with a stem at least 1 to 2 inches long and never carry it by the stem. Pumpkins without a stem will not last long.
• Select a pumpkin with a flat bottom so it will stand upright.
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• Light-colored pumpkins are easier to carve because the skin is not as hard as darker orange-colored ones, but they will not keep as well.
• Wash the pumpkin with warm water and let it dry before carving.
• To make the pumpkin last longer, keep it in a cool place until ready to carve. After carving, coat the cuts with petroleum jelly or vegetable oil. A pumpkin cut for Halloween will last 7 to 10 days.
• Avoid using candles to light up your pumpkin. The heat from the candle will cook the flesh of the pumpkin, shortening its lifespan.
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Thursday, 10 April 2014 03:57 PM
Eleven U.S. Democratic senators urged President Barack Obama on Thursday to make a final decision on whether to approve TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone XL crude oil pipeline from Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast no later than May 31.
"We need a definitive timeline laid out, a timeline that reduces the comment period for federal agencies, officials and other entities," the senators wrote to Obama. "We cannot miss another construction season."
The group included several lawmakers expected to face tough re-election battles this year, notably Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, who chairs the Senate Energy Committee.
Also signing on were Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Mark Begich of Alaska, Joe Donnelly of Indiana, Kay Hagan of North Carolina, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Claire McCaskill of Missouri, Mark Pryor of Arkansas, Jon Tester and John Walsh, both of Montana, and Mark Warner of West Virginia.
Responding to the letter, White House spokesman Jay Carney said the administration did not intend to change the trajectory of its Keystone review, which is presently in the hands of the State Department.
"Our position on that process hasn't changed, which is it needs to run its appropriate course without interference from the White House or Congress," Carney told reporters aboard Air Force One on Thursday. "When there's a decision to be announced, it will be announced."
The proposed 1,179-mile line, which would transport crude from Alberta to refineries on the Gulf Coast, has been under U.S. government review since 2008.
Opponents say the pipeline would exacerbate climate change by supporting carbon-intensive development of Canada's oil sands crude. Supporters in Congress and the energy industry say Keystone would improve U.S. energy security and create thousands of construction jobs.
The State Department issued an environmental assessment of the project Jan. 31 that ran to more than 2,000 pages, kicking off a 90-day comment and consultation period during which certain federal agencies can weigh in with their own views.
The senators' letter said that once that comment period ends, Obama should require Secretary of State John Kerry to make a final interest determination recommendation within 15 days, and follow with his own decision shortly after.
"This process has been exhaustive in its time, breadth and scope. It has already taken much longer than anyone can reasonably justify," they said.
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Yarn Bombing; is it Explosive or a Dud? Part V Streetcolor
Streetcolor was in a bookstore one day when she found Yarn Bombing: The Art of Crochet and Knit Graffiti, after reading through the whole book she decided to join the Yarn Bombing movement. Streetcolor started small and then ended up blogging not too long after she started Yarn Bombing. She was shocked at how easy it was to start and keep up a blog about her work and because she is a professional artist she decided that she'd turn Yarn Bombing into an art form. She is based in Berkeley, CA and has received a lot of attention from the media there. After covering the streets of Berkeley she decided to branch out and has been traveling farther and farther from her home and community to spread the joy that comes with seeing these knit pieces.
Streetcolor mentioned to me a sense of danger and excitement that comes with Yarn Bombing that she felt when she began Yarn Bombing and now feels when she branches out of her usual spots. This adrenaline rush can be a common for yarn bombers and while a lot of law enforcement does not give yarn bombers trouble many do not know how to react to and this could result in a ticket or many more questions. Her rules keep her from doing anything too crazy. She doesn't want her pieces to create controversy so she never covers statues, and tries to pick spots where she won't have to take her art down.
Streetcolor is hoping to receive more commissioned work, which Magda Sayeg does frequently and which seems to be the next step for many Yarn Bombers. Getting paid for your work seems to mean that you're rising in the art world and this may reflect on Yarn Bombing's role in the art world. Streetcolor says that there is a part of having work commissioned that takes the fun out of it, having to create what you are asked to, dealing with permits, and figuring out how much to charge, it makes things more stressful. But with the new commissions she makes sure she still does work for fun and her work has been paying off. Not too long ago she was included in an NPR special on knitting and continues to have stories published about her work.
Streetcolor's view on the timelessness or timeliness of Yarn Bombing is that it is still in its beginning phase and that more people are going to start getting involved. "Right now there are a lot of internet fads that come and go," Streetcolor said, "but graffiti and knitting have been around for thousands of years." She also believes that the DIY movement will also help encourage more people to pick up knitting needles and get involved. This outlook on the future of Yarn Bombing seems promising and all of the Yarn Bombers that I interviewed seemed to agree that Yarn bombing is still growing much faster than it's being forgotten.


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LONDON — Thousands of royal revelers descended on Buckingham Palace Monday to pay tribute to the Queen and witness a star-studded regal concert.
Under clear skies, the crowd roared its approval as the show began and the long list of music stars — including Paul McCartney, Elton John, Tom Jones and Stevie Wonder — took to the stage.
Watching the concert from the royal box was Queen Elizabeth, although her husband, Prince Philip, was absent because he was brought to hospital earlier in the day for a bladder infection.
Meanwhile, thousands of people nearby got into the party atmosphere.
Among them were two people — Britain's Lynne Hughes and Canada's Stephen Harper — who don't have much in common except a deep respect for the Queen and everything she has done during her 60 years on the throne.
Hughes is a middle-aged woman from the British midlands town of Stourbridge who joined eight friends Monday morning to make a four-hour train trip to London.
Once there, they camped out on the sidewalk of the Mall, the processional route leading up to Buckingham Palace.
In front of them: a large TV screen set up to play Monday evening's concert. Just metres behind them: a row of small tents where they planned to sleep overnight and be ready for the Queen's horse-drawn carriage procession on Tuesday.
Harper, as Canada's prime minister, was lucky enough to be one of the 10,000 people with tickets to the outdoor concert, giving them a prized vantage point where they could actually see the music stars. Most received the tickets through a random draw offered to the general public. Other dignitaries like Harper got lucky because of their VIP status.
"These are very rare events in history," Harper told reporters about the jubillee celebrations. "This is a tremendous historical event - 60 years of service - and it's a great honour to be able to attend and represent Canada."
For Hughes, she was just ecstatic to be in the crowds to pay tribute to the woman she says is so important in her life.
"She's always been part of our lives, hasn't she? We grew up with the Queen and we've never known anything but the Queen."
Hughes said that regal presence has provided a constant familiarity and comfort.
"In a changing world, she's always there. That's the stability of the Queen. In spite of all the things that happen in the world, she's always the same. And I think we cling to that in times of trouble, don't we?"
The concert came amid a troubling development in the royal family.
Spokesmen at Buckingham Palace said the prince, 90, had been taken to King Edward VII Hospital in London from Windsor Castle as a "precautionary measure".
Just a day earlier, he had been by the Queen's side and had appeared in good health as they floated down the River Thames in a special barge as part of a 1,000 boat flotilla. They had remained standing during most of the 80-minute journey down the river.
But the bladder infection prevented him from attending the concert with Her Majesty Monday evening.
He is expected to remain in hospital under observation for several days, missing another event in the Jubilee celebrations — a national service at St. Paul's Cathedral on Tuesday. The prince received treatment for a blocked coronary artery in December.
As they prepared for the concert, leading musicians heaped praise on the Queen.
"She's brilliant, she's wise, she's funny," said Elton John. "We're all very happy to be here."
Thousands of people watched the concert on big screens set up throughout London — in St James's Park, Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square. It was also broadcast live on the BBC.


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When things looked bleak for the Mets about a month ago, with three of their starters out of the rotation, the Mets brought up knuckleballer R.A. Dickey from Triple-A Buffalo to make a spot start.
He hasn't left the rotation since, and it's not hard to imagine where the Mets would be without in 5-0 record and 2.82 ERA.
Tonight he'll be vying to become the first Mets starter to win his first six decisions with the team, and the first Met to go 6-0 since Mike Pelfrey in 2008.
Dickey was on the ropes in his last start at Cleveland, but was able to make an in-inning adjustment to hold on for the victory.
The adjustment came at the suggestion of pitching coach Dan Warthen, who told Dickey to light a fire under the butterfly.
"I had runners on second and third and he came out and encouraged me to throw the hard one,'' Dickey said. "It's about 4, 5 mph harder than my comfort-zone knuckler. It was a good step in my evolution, learning to adjust in-game.''
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Vendors and bargain hunters came out of hibernation Sunday for the opening day of the Durango flea market.
The market, at the La Plata County Fairgrounds, was buzzing, with everything from roller blades to turquoise jewelry, potted plants and a robot holding a Barbie doll on display.
This is big, especially for first market, said Jason Kimmel who has been a vendor at the Durango flea market for five summers with his wife, Keena Kimmel.
The market seems to be gaining momentum as it continues to become more established over the years, Keena Kimmel said.
As full-time vendors, the Kimmels have noticed an increase in traffic.
Weve seen a shift in the past year with a lot more people getting into flea markets and buying used stuff, Keena Kimmel said.
Shirley Pelot, a vendor selling watercolors, said she noticed there were more vendors this year, but not necessarily more people buying things.
Renee Baird agreed, Theres a lot of lookers but not a lot of buyers.
Another first-timer, Lavoya Cooper, said she decided to offer items this season because she had a bunch of junk to get rid of.
Cooper had good luck selling things throughout the morning, especially with her DVD collection, she said.
I really think people are hitting the flea markets and thrift stores more than stores like Walmart on the off chance that they will find what they need, she said.
More people do seem to be bargain shopping, but many people also seem to be questioning the amount of goods they own and trying to thin out, said John Dunn, who founded the Durango flea market about 10 years ago.
I think its a combination of wanting to thin out and also wanting to bargain shop, and thats what the flea market is all about, bargain shopping, Dunn said.
Sunday saw some vendors who were able to thin out more than others.
We had some people who did really well, and they are normal vendors. And I had some new people who said they did OK that they were just glad to get rid of stuff. And we had people who said it was a little bit slow, he said.
For at least a few customers at the flea market, buying used goods was a matter of principle as well as price.
I definitely have that mentality that I would rather have something thats not brand new and that someone has owned before, said Cassandra Stover.
Stovers shopping companion, Chris Squires, was excited to find handmade jewelry, which he will use as a Mothers Day gift, he said.
Stover wasnt searching for anything in particular, but generally looks for quirky things like handmade books.
Serendipity plays a role.
You never know what youre going to find, and you can find just about anything throughout the year, Dunn said.
For Janie Morse, hunting for hidden treasure is part of the fun.
Morse, who frequents local consignment shops and attended the flea market every Sunday last year, enjoys searching through the piles of used items and finding hidden gems.
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Castellanos driving force in victory over Royals
KANSAS CITY -- Miguel Cabrera took advantage of his stereotype as a plodding baserunner and beat Royals Gold Glove outfielder Alex Gordon to the plate.
"I'll say it again: Miggy's baseball IQ is high," manager Brad Ausmus said of the Tigers' first run in the 9-2 win over the Royals.View Full Game Coverage
KANSAS CITY -- Miguel Cabrera took advantage of his stereotype as a plodding baserunner and beat Royals Gold Glove outfielder Alex Gordon to the plate.
"I'll say it again: Miggy's baseball IQ is high," manager Brad Ausmus said of the Tigers' first run in the 9-2 win over the Royals.View Full Game Coverage
Nick Castellanos, meanwhile, took advantage of the rookie treatment and essentially beat Danny Duffy.
"He's coming through," Torii Hunter said of Castellanos' three-RBI game that put the Tigers in front before a six-run ninth inning iced a 9-2 victory at Kauffman Stadium.
Hunter defied his age with a tumbling catch to rob a hit in the gap, then belted a 404-foot home run to put three runs on the board in the ninth.
"Skill," he said jokingly.
But perhaps most importantly, Drew Smyly put to rest his stereotype as a bullpen guy and won the battle of lefty relievers turned starters.
And after his career-best seven shutout innings in just his third start of the season, the Tigers are on the verge of a winning streak that could put to rest their plodding April.
All they need in order to finish their week-long five-game road trip unbeaten is a win from Justin Verlander in Sunday's series finale against a team he has handled well over the years. Detroit took the first two games of the series with Kansas City behind very good pitching performances from their back two starters.
Smyly and Rick Porcello (Friday's winner) combined for 14 innings of two-run ball on just six hits with 12 strikeouts in the first two games. Where Porcello was building off momentum, however, Smyly got stingy in his first start in a week and a half.
Between off-days and rainouts, the Tigers haven't needed a fifth starter very often. They wouldn't have needed Smyly again this soon if Anibal Sanchez wasn't on the disabled list. Smyly not only shook off the rust, he shook off any threat from the Royals.
In the process, Smyly probably put to rest any lingering question about his future role. Even if it wasn't a point he had to prove to Tigers personnel, it was a point he wanted to make.
"I hope it showed everybody," Smyly said. "To be honest, I'm kind of sick of the bullpen talk, that it's where I should go. I've been a starter my whole life. I went to the bullpen last year to help the team. I'd want to do whatever they want, but I've always thought of myself as a starter, and I think [Tigers personnel] all think of me as a starter. Hopefully that'll put the talk to rest."
By using different pitches and changing approaches to hitters the second and third time through the lineup, Smyly showed he could make the adjustment. By getting through seven innings on just 93 pitches, he showed he could sustain an outing through the middle innings.
"Smyly was outstanding," manager Brad Ausmus said. "He was throwing strikes. He was using all his pitches."
Instead of pounding the strike zone with fastballs and cutters, like he often did as a reliever, Smyly mixed in changeups, sliders and even a few two-seamers on his way to changing the look. He induced 11 swings and misses from fastballs, sliders and a changeup, according to data from MLB.com Gameday and brooksbaseball.net, and he threw strikes with all of them.
"He doesn't really ever throw the same pitch twice in a row," Royals first baseman Eric Hosmer said. "He was throwing that fastball, that slider and that slow curve when he was ahead. Just mixing it well and hitting his spots. He was real effective."
Smyly allowed just two runners in scoring position, and received help from the Tigers' outfield to strand them. The first was Hunter's catch in the gap in right-center field to rob Alcides Escobar, stranding Gordon at second base in what was then a scoreless game.
"Torii's catch was a game changer," Smyly said. "That set the tone, I think."
Said Hunter: "I was playing him a little oppo. Escobar likes to hit the ball to right field a lot. He just happened to get it in the gap and I just got on my horse. He put a charge in it for a little guy and I did what I had to do. Wasn't trying to dive, just kind of rolled around."
In addition to keeping the game scoreless, it kept the Royals hitless until Hosmer doubled with one out in the fourth. With Hosmer on third, Smyly struck out Billy Butler -- 5-for-6 against him entering the night -- before Detroit's defense picked up their starter again with a catch at the fence from Austin Jackson.
At that point, Smyly was protecting a 1-0 lead his offense had built in the top half of the inning on three walks and Castellanos' sac fly. It was a sinking liner that Gordon caught near his shoestrings while charging in, but Cabrera surprised him by taking off from third.
"My decision, it was because he faked the throw to second base and gave me a chance to react and try to score," Cabrera said.
Gordon's throw never made it as Cabrera rumbled home smiling. It was the second time this season that Cabrera had deked an outfielder, having tagged up from second and going to third on Mike Trout two weeks ago.
"My first instinct was, I saw Victor [Martinez] off the bag at second and I was going to try to double him up, and get out of the inning right there," Gordon said. "I wanted to come up throwing and at first I didn't see anybody on second base so that's why I didn't throw. ... After that, it was just too late to get Cabrera."
After Cabrera doubled to lead off the sixth, Castellanos let him and Martinez stroll home with a double deep into the right-field gap. Kelvin Herrera's 99-mph fastball provided much of the power, but Castellanos' quick bat provided the contact, sending a line drive past Nori Aoki's attempt at a highlight catch in right.
Castellanos' third three-RBI performance of his rookie season moved him into tie with Cabrera for the team lead with 17 RBIs.
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. Read Beck's Blog and follow him on Twitter @beckjason.


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The shoes are sexy, but the walking is treacherous.
Both on and off the runway, shoes were turning heads—and possibly a few ankles—at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week's Spring 2011 shows.
Whatever the style—be it a gladiator sandal, a platform wedge, or a stacked heel—there was a common theme: extreme height. So much so that more than a few women were spotted having to slip off their heels and slip on another shoe in order to navigate New York's streets, especially in the cobble-stoned Meatpacking District where some fashion shows took place.
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Courts Stretching Computer Hacking Law In Dangerous Ways
from the that's-not-what-it's-for dept
But that's not how all courts are interpreting it. The article notes that the Seventh Circuit, in International Airport Centers, LLC v. Citrin, found that an employee violated this law by deleting information on his laptop (which would have presented evidence of a breach of contract by the guy), after he had resigned. Obviously, that's a totally different situation than what the CFAA was intended to cover, but the court found that once he quit, he was no longer authorized to use the laptop, and doing so was effectively hacking. That seems like an extreme stretch of the law. But at least some other courts are following suit:
For example, in a case in the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, the district court relied upon the Citrin decision and held that, even if employees were authorized to access their employer's computer records, they cannot use such authorization (and, hence, their access can become "unauthorized"), if they use the information for their own interests.... The court concluded that the employer sufficiently alleged that the employees "acted without authorization when they obtained [the employer's] information for their personal use and in contravention of their fiduciary duty to their employer."Yes, you read that right. If you use your employer's computer simply to access the company's data for your personal use, you may be guilty of computer hacking. That's quite clearly not what the law was intended to cover.
Thankfully, the Ninth Circuit (which all too often comes out with weird decisions) seems to have gotten this one right:
In declining to adopt the Seventh Circuit's interpretation of "without authorization," the court held that a "person uses a computer 'without authorization'... [only] [1] when the person has not received permission to use the computer for any purpose (such as when a hacker accesses someone's computer without any permission), or [2] when the employer has rescinded to access the computer and the defendant uses the computer anyway."... The Ninth Circuit declined to hold that the "defendant's authorization to obtain information stored in a company computer is 'exceeded' if the defendant breaches a state law duty of loyalty to an employer" because no such language was found in the CFAA.... The Ninth Circuit noted that because the CFAA was "primarily a criminal statute," and because there was ambiguity as to the meaning of the phrase "without authorization," it would construe any ambiguity against the government....Obviously, I agree that this is the proper interpretation of the law -- and stretching the definition of criminal hacking "without authorization" to things like accessing personal information on an employer's computer is dangerous. Of course, with the split rulings, it's likely that eventually this will get to the Supreme Court to sort out, and hopefully they get it right. Or, in the meantime, Congress could clarify the law -- but chances are they'd just make it worse.


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The left-wing manifesto released in 1983 by Britain's Labour Party ahead of its worst postwar general election defeat has famously been described as "the longest suicide note in history."
Twenty-seven years later, the ruling party's leader is being credited with producing the shortest such message. It comes after a blunder on the election trail that may have torpedoed Labour's campaign ahead of next Thursday's election – and left the Labour campaign in turmoil as Brown prepares for tonight's third and final live televised debate with the leaders of the other two main parties.
Speaking to an aide Wednesday following a street encounter with an elderly working-class supporter of his party, Prime Minister Gordon Brown described the voter as "a bigoted woman," unaware that his remarks were being picked up by a microphone.
Critics have seized on them as the alleged proof that Brown and the Labour Party's elite regard the party's working-class base as little more than voting fodder.
Debate's focus is the economy
The theme for tonight's debate, the economy, is one that should have provided an opportunity for the Labour leader to play to his strengths by focusing on policy and arguing that the Keynesian actions he took in the wake of the 2008 banking meltdown saved Britain from economic Armageddon and led the way for the rest of Europe.
Brown's remarks, as well as others picked up as he drove away from a feisty but apparently friendly meeting with Gillian Duffy – a widowed grandmother who worked for 30 years for the town council in Rochdale, England, and had questioned Brown over the scale of immigration from Eastern Europe – have instead been seized upon as evidence of unsavory character traits that some have long sought to tar Brown with.
"This was the authentic Gordon Brown – thin-skinned, paranoid, and perpetually on the hunt for someone else to blame," claimed The Sun, the right-wing tabloid that remains Britain's biggest selling newspaper.
Echoing the widespread judgment of pundits Thursday, its front-page headline read: "Gillian only popped out for a loaf. She came back with ... BROWN TOAST."
Although the incident has yet to be factored into any recently released polls, the latest figures have shown that Labour remains stuck in third place with 28 percent.
The opposition Conservative Party leads with about 33 percent, while the centrist Liberal Democrats are at around 30 percent and appear to be sustaining their breakthrough surge in support enjoyed since their leader, Nick Clegg, appeared in the first television debate.
Immigration in spotlight
The incident, in addition to dealing a potential death blow to Brown's hopes of staying on as prime minister, has catapulted the issue of immigration into the spotlight.
It continued to dog Brown when he addressed workers Thursday at a factory in Halesowen, in England's West Midlands.
During a question-and-answer session with staff, one worker demanded to know what he was going to do about it. Brown insisted that he understood the sense of public concern, pointing to his introduction of an points system for workers entering the UK from outside the European Union area of free movement.
"I understand the worries people have about immigration. I understand the concerns about what is happening to people's neighborhoods, and I understand the fears that people have," he added.
Wednesday's incident has also shown up deep fault lines between the Labour Party itself and the white working-class voters who traditionally formed its core support.
Those fault lines go all the way back to a change in direction after Labour's bruising 1983 election defeat, when it began a process of seeking to broaden its appeal. The rebranded New Labour project, spearheaded In the 1990s by Tony Blair, was the culmination of that change in direction, in which more middle-class voters who had previously supported the Conservatives were assiduously courted.
Mark Garnett of Lancaster University, whose field of expertise includes British political culture since 1970, said that Britain's white working class has steadily vanished from the considerations of politicians from all of the major parties.
Westminster bubble
Instead, the focus had shifted toward an imagined "caricature" of British voters as being tolerant, middle-class, and receptive to the language used in the "Westminster bubble" of Britain's political elite.
High-profile meetings with supposedly random voters on the campaign trail are now normally carefully choreographed and often staged.
"Politicians had some contact with real people in the 1970s, when they had more opportunities to interact with the electorate but there has been a detachment of politicians from the general public," says Mr. Garnett, who predicts that Labour will not be able to recover. "What we saw yesterday was an encounter between Mr. Brown and a genuine member of the electorate.
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I believe that every cuisine depends on the availability of food grains locally. Karnataka cuisine revolves around Rice, Ragi and Millet, you can call them staples.
An agricultural map of Karnataka for you all to show the influence of food grains on cuisine style:
You can see a bigger & original version of the map here
It would not be wrong if I say, SouthKarnataka is rice bowl for Karnataka and North Karnataka is a basin of Millet. As we move from south to north rice consumption starts reducing and millet takes over in the form of flat breads/Jowar rotti, Sajje Rotti, chapathi with vegetables like aubergines/brinjals, peppers etc., Ragi and Rice enjoy popularity among the people of South Karnataka.We grow abundant sugarcane too and hence you can see many sugar factories and ಆಲೆಮನೆ/Aalemane/आलेमने/ a place where jaggery is made :-) You can see the pictures of Jaggery making on Flickr here and here . A pictorial presentation of Jaggery preparation with memories attached to it is very well written by Anil P here .
Although South Indian states share common culinary tradition, one needs to have good taste buds to differentiate between their subtle flavors.
Since SWC was initiated for our Women's club members, I take this opportunity to thank non-members and bloggers who became part of this event and for their enthusiastic participation. Thanks to Lakshmi of Veggie Cuisine for her brilliant idea of Regional Cuisine of India which is very popular in Blogworld and much appreciated too. Do pay a visit to the previous round-up of RCI-Karnataka done by our dear Asha of Foodies Hope. You can see an exotic round-up in 4 episodes.
Thanks to Sheetal of My Kitchen who is a Kannadiga by heart for hosting this SWC-Karnataka event and allowing me to republish this article for TOM. You can visit her to see round-ups done by her in two episodes.
Round Up Part 1- A complete Meal
Let me walk you through the round up in an order in which dishes are served on a platter in Karnataka. First item which is served after salt and pickle from the left hand top corner of a banana leaf (tip of the leaf facing to left) is :
S - Salt ; P-Pickle, K-Kosambari, Pa - Palya, To - Tovve, Pay - Payasa
ಕೋಸಂಬರಿ /Salads
Kosambari of Karnataka is a mixture of freshly grated vegetables like carrot, coconut, Kohlrabi..with lentils like ಹೆಸರುಬೇಳೆ /split mung beans/moongdal, sprouted mung beans/sprouted saboot moondal, split bengal gram/chanadal.
Deepthi of Vegetable Platter has sent us yummilicious Raw Carrot and Lentil Salad
Carrot Kosambari from Priti of Indian Khanna
Next on plate is Palya...
We have Sia's Carrot-Beans-Chanadal Palya, SMN's Southekayi/Cucumber Palya, Kaalu Palya from Smitha, Batata Song from Home Cooked and pictures are in the order mentioned above :
Tovve is a a mixture of Split pigen peas/Togaribele/Toordal with vegetables like ridgegourd, bottlegourd, snakegourd, tomato...any one of these vegetable is used to make tovve.
Meera sends us her Daal-Palak, Dalithoy from Mangala(a non-blogger, picture of this can be seen in Sheetal's round-up)..
The serving on top part of leaf is ended with Payasa
Hesarubele Payasa from me :
Chaler-Paysam from Sudeshna of Bengali Cuisine
Purva has sent us Kheer from her lovely Daawat
Other variety Sweets that we make on festive occasions are :
Maledi Unde for Shravana Somaravara Vrata from Sheetal of My Kitchen
Chigali from me for the occassion of Nagara Panchami
Tambittu Unde from Sheetal of My Kitchen
Besan Unde for any occassion from Veda Iyengar of Iyengar's Kitchen
Chitranna/Lemon Rice /Rice Varieties which are typically served on Banana leaf :
Lemon Rice from Priyanka of Asan Khana
Instant Puliyogare from Deepthi of Vegetable Platter
Puliyogare from Sheetal of My-Kitchen
Have you heard of heralkayi aka rough-lemon? Deepthi brings us rough-lemon/heralekayi chitranna :
Sireesha sends us a platter of Nimmakayi Pulihora aka lemon rice to us
Vangibath from Vani's 'Illatharasi' :
Vangibath from Divya Vikram of 'Dil Se'
As I thought earlier, we did get quite a few BBB yes Bisibelebath entries ...here they are to feast your eyes :
Priya Evani's way of BBB making :
Sowmya sends us BBB with papad as accompaniment..yeee..
Sireesha loves to eat BBB with Chips and Raita and that is exactly how I love to eat :-) too..
Sukanya feels that BBB is the most exotic tasty rice treat of Karnataka...
Anuradha Kashi, a non-blogger makes BBB from Pressed Rice..you must check out her recipe....
Plain rice is eaten with Saaru and /or Huli. Kannadiga style saaru is made of 1 vegetable and split pigeon peas. It is more watery than Huli. Huli is often made with 2 or more vegetables with split pigeon peas and the masala is often grinded with coconut and onion. Different households have different methods of preparation so let us discover the styles from various bloggers around :
Simple Bele Saaru from me :
Mixed Vegetable Huli from Priyanka of Asan Khana
Pepper Rasam from Veda-Iyengar's Kitchen :
Priti of Indian Khana has re-created Huli and Garlic Rasam from Taste of Mysore and she has given Thumbs up for Huli and double thumbs up for Garlic Rasam..in case you wish to try it out :-)
We have a recipe for Dalithoy from Mangala Prabhu (non-blogger)
After showing those items in separate category I am sure you would love to see a whole platter..few of our bloggers feasted on K-style thali and they have shared their FULL PLATE MEALS with us.. take a look..
Gowri Oota Sheetal of My Kitchen presents festive platter ......
Mysore Oota from Priyanka of Asan Khana
Priti of Indian Khana presents Karnataka style meal ..
A simple south K-style dinner from me
Before you burp away to fullness..let me serve you with little Curd Rice. A south Indian meal does not end without eating curd and rice, so does Karnatka meal.. so do enjoy curd rice ...
Mosaranna from me :
Curd-Rice from Sheetal of My-Kitchen
Isn't it fantastic to have wonderful ladies around cooking variety of cuisines accross India and getting to know the cuisine of their neighbouring states ? I think it is awesome :-) Do check back for hot hot Breakfast and crispy and yummy snacks in Part-2


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The Music and Dance Department Faculty present an evening of contemporary dance featuring the Grand Valley State University Dance Company. The Spring Dance Concert features choreography from Dance Faculty, Shawn T Bible, Carrie Morris, Calin Radulescu, Amy Wilson, and Sarah Magoon. The Spring Dance Concert also features amazing guest artists who were in residence at GVSU during the Fall semester.
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The Placer County Auditor-Controller's Office has received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association each year since 2001.
The Certificate of Achievement is a premier benchmark for measuring excellence in government accounting and financial reporting. Annual reports are judged each year by an impartial panel that looks for a spirit of transparency and commitment to full disclosure.
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Last month, we detailed how Erick Wells and the hand-selected team of gonzo body techs at Vintage Iron & Design in Monroe, Wisconsin, repaired or replaced all of the rusty cab panels on our project F-150 with new panels from LMC Truck and a new cowl hood from Stylin' Concepts. We also described how they utilized refinishing supplies from Keystone Automotive to get the cab of the vehicle prepped and primed in preparation for painting. This month, we delve further into the Redhead's rebirth by detailing the painting of the cab, application of the work-ready Vortex bedliner, and the restoration and painting of the cargo bed.
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You're probably wondering how much a detailed, complete restoration like this costs. Well, ours tallied a shade over $10,000. That included all of the body panels and assorted items from LMC Truck ($1,500), the Stylin' Concepts Reflexxion Domination Series cowl hood ($450), Trinity Coating Systems Vortex bedliner ($475), Keystone Automotive refinishing supplies ($1,500) and the Vintage Iron & Design labor ($6,750). Clearly, labor was the lion's share of the cost, but that's to be expected-the team at Vintage Iron & Design had well over 150 hours into our rig. Naturally, your cost could be higher or lower depending on what your rig needs. The bottom line is that our resto proves that there are real-world options for trucks with rusty or trail-trashed bodies.
After three years and countless hours of wrenching, our work-ready Project Fiery Redhead is completed. In an upcoming issue, we'll recap what's been done to our '92 F-150 and we'll tell you what has worked great and what we wouldn't do again.


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As host, MacFarlane balances class and crass
Asking whether it was a long night at the Oscars is like asking if it was a whiny night on Twitter.
Of course it was, and if you watched the spectacle from the pre-shows all the way to the end of the night, you were probably ready to audition for one of the title roles in "The Walking Dead.'' The apportionment of Oscar time was just so very wrong, as the songs and clips and dumb bits just kept stomping on what was left of our patience. Can you assign a life coach to a TV event, or give it a prescription for Adderall?
Maybe it's a coast thing. They are three hours earlier and three hours more awake in Hollywood, plus, well, there's all that hot air.
As host, Seth MacFarlane was no savior or infusion of life. He was an ineffectual leader. For months, Oscar watchers were wondering: Would MacFarlane be the lively, racy maker of "Family Guy'' in a brazen pitch for young viewers? Or would he be the elegant old-school song-and-dance man of his 2011 album, to keep the graying demo from having a collective plotz?
He was a little of both, and not much of either. MacFarlane managed to be both immature and gentlemanly, a zany master of voices and a crooner, a little Howard Stern and a little Frank Sinatra. During the opening, William Shatner appeared from the future to coach him, a feeble conceit that allowed us to see what MacFarlane did do, including a dance to "High Hopes'' with Daniel Radcliffe and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and what he decided not to do, including the song "We Saw Your Boobs'' listing topless scenes by women including Meryl Streep.
So glad he didn't do "We Saw Your Boobs.'' Oh, wait.
MacFarlane was not, as Shatner initially foresaw, the media's "worst Oscar host ever,'' but he was thin and quite forgettable. He got through the night with a series of gags that were unremarkable, passingly amusing, and at times flat. Jokes about Mel Gibson and George Clooney's girlfriends were just dusty late-night talk-show material. Someday, somehow, the Oscars will find a new host ready to capture the time, the moment, and Hollywood, and it won't be MacFarlane. That's not because he made his name in TV comedy; it's because, no matter how talented he is, he doesn't have the presence or the confidence that the Oscars need.
There were endurance-testing performances all night long. Did we really need to see Jennifer Hudson sing "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going'' again, even while it was a strong performance? Why bother with the endless bit between Mark Wahlberg and the animated Ted, voiced by MacFarlane? Did some saboteur tell the producers that animated presenters actually go over big? When Norah Jones came to the microphone to sing the song from "Ted'' at 11:15, some of us may have started to feel like Emmanuelle Riva in "Amour.''
I wonder how many viewers jumped off the Oscar train before Daniel Day-Lewis's totally charming acceptance speech at the tail end of the night, as he joked about having wanted to play Margaret Thatcher and thanked his wife for having "lived with some very strange men'' during their relationship. Those sensible people also missed the return of Jack Nicholson, who presented the best picture award with Michelle Obama, who appeared via satellite.
And of course, they missed our own overwhelmed Ben Affleck accepting for best picture and thanking his wife, Jennifer Garner: "It is work,'' he said about their relationship, "but it's the best kind of work.'' Of course, those wise people who checked out of the Oscarcast have probably also heard of those things they call YouTube and Hulu.
Did Jane Fonda steal the red carpet in her not-so-mellow yellow dress? At 75, she has everything — the body, the face, the grace — that younger actresses crave. She was a fleeting but bright presence on the preshows, like a goldfinch. Or was the reigning queen of the carpet little Quvenzhané Wallis, who told Ryan Seacrest, in adorably universal language, that she chose her dress because "it was sparkly and fluffy.'' I wish Nicole Kidman, ravishing in a shimmery sequined gown, had simply exclaimed, "It's so sparkly!''
My choice: Jennifer Lawrence, who, towering above Seacrest, has the most likable let's-laugh-till-doomsday attitude. She is everyone's little sister.
There was outrageous scandal on the carpet, when Anne Hathaway showed up not in the Valentino we were promised, but in a Prada with an oddly nipple-centric look. Fans are still shaken.
And there was some poignancy on the ABC carpet, as Robin Roberts returned to the Oscars after a year of medical issues. Most awkward interviewer: ABC's Kristin Chenoweth, who obsessed about her tiny size, comparing herself to Adele and to Bradley Cooper's mother, which resulted in an incident that required Cooper to help her put her foot back into her shoe.
Piers Morgan took a uniquely negative approach to his red carpet interviews on CNN, rather than just gushing interminably. He asked many of the nominees he spoke to, including Jessica Chastain, Amy Adams, and Christoph Waltz, to show us their "loser face'' — what they would look like when they didn't get the prize. Waltz, at least, didn't have to use his.
Like the later part of the night, the red carpet festivities dragged on. OK, we know that, at this point in celebrity culture, the pomp is the point, as much if not more than the prizes. But seriously, folks, let's get to the gold so the night won't turn to lead before it has even started.


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That's exciting," Bithell said, "Because that's a whole bunch of cool players who are really into their games - that's why they have PS Plus - who know who the hell I am now."
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - For the second time in four weeks, sophomore Jimmy Bartolotta was named NEWMAC Player of the Week. Bartolotta, who has served as one of the top all-around players in the league this season, posted big numbers in two games for the Engineers last week.
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Farmingdale, N.Y. - The men's tennis team captured their second consecutive Skyline Conference Championship as they defeated Mount Saint Mary in the semifinals and shutout Purchase, 5-0, in the Skyline Finals. The Rams traveled to Williams College for the NCAA Tournament and fell to Drew 5-1 in the first round.
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Graduation Ceremony for the trainees of the Youth Employment Generation ProgrammeFeb 13, 2013
Under the patronage of the Ministry of Labor and Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, The United Nations Development Programme organized a graduation ceremony for the second group of trainees of the "Youth Employment Generation Programme in Arab Transition Countries - Jordan Component" funded by the Government of Japan, on Wednesday 13th February 2013 at the Al Hussein Youth City.
The "Youth Employment Generation Programme in Arab Transition Countries - Jordan Component" is implemented by UNDP in cooperation with the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, Ministry of Labor, the Higher Council for Youth and All Jordan Commission and supported by the Government of Japan. The project aims at responding to the escalating need to provide tools to address the unemployment challenge. In order to address the challenge of limited employability of the youth, the project provided selected youth (between aged 18 to 26 years) with needed skills for the labor market. The project also helped youth to seek job opportunities in the private sector, by providing internship opportunities to graduates of training courses.
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Ryan Lochte's Celeb Crush: Blake Lively!
Ryan Lochte made an appearance on Piers Morgan's CNN Show this week where he addressed his celebrity crush: Blake Lively!
The 28-year-old Olympic swimmer, who picked up five medals during the 2012 Summer Olympics this week, said he has not yet met his crush.
"Uh, right now, Blake Lively," Ryan said when asked who he is crushing on. "She is gorgeous."
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La Generalitat regional government building in Valencia
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- Province/Island: Valencia-València
A Flamboyant Gothic building, built in 1421 as the seat of the Valencian Autonomous Government, in charge of representing Valencia before the Courts. The palace is divided into three storeys, with rectangular windows on the ground floor, triple windows with columns in the main floor, and a gallery at the top level. In the 16th century, a Renaissance lower was added, built by Juan Corbera. The tower is decorated with classical pediment above its windows and Renaissance iconography. The entire building is crowned by a balustrade, adorned with masonry balls, imitating El Escorial. The most striking features of the interior of the building are the courtyard and the tower's Sala Nova hall.
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