Racing NSW Stewards today conducted an inquiry into the bona-fides of the training of racehorses located at 15 Stroud Avenue Warwick Farm following an investigation being conducted by the Stewards at Warwick Farm racecourse on 17 July 2018. Evidence today was taken from licensed trainer Mr J Austin, licensed stablehand Mr N Auld and Owner Mr S Farah. The Stewards found through an arrangement made between Mr Austin and Lionheart Thoroughbreds, the directors being Mr Auld and Mr Farah, Mr Austin agreed to train a number of racehorses being prepared for the Inglis Ready 2 Race sales to be conducted in October 2018. Due to Mr Austin not having sufficient stables, Mr Austin arranged for the lease of stables located at 15 Stroud Avenue Warwick Farm, where the colts in training for the sale were stabled.
1. AR178F – Failing to keep proper treatment records as required by AR178F, during the said period; 2. AR80E – Having the substance phenylbutazone in his possession at 15 Stroud Avenue Warwick Farm in breach of the relevant State and Commonwealth legislation in that it was not properly labelled and dispensed; 3. AR80F – Stabling horses trained by him at 15 Stroud Avenue Warwick Farm when such location was not his registered stable address; 4. AR54(1) – Failing to lodge stable returns for horses under his care located at 15 Stroud Ave Warwick Farm during the relevant period; 5. LR82(3) – Failing to register Mr Paul Auld as a licensed stablehand.
Having considered all the relevant factors in respect to penalty the Stewards determined the appropriate penalty be a fine of $6000. Having considered his guilty plea Mr Austin was provided with a 25% reduction of the penalty and therefore was fined a total of $4500.
Mr Auld pleaded guilty to being a party to licensed trainer Mr Jarrod Austin committing breaches of AR80E and LR82(3). The particulars of the charge being that when employed as a licensed stablehand by trainer Mr Jarrod Austin he was a party to Mr Austin breaching AR80E and LR82(3) during the period on or around 27 February 2018 to 17 July 2018.
1. AR80E – Mr Austin having the substance phenylbutazone in his possession at 15 Stroud Avenue Warwick Farm in breach of the relevant State and Commonwealth legislation in that it was not properly labelled and dispensed. 2. LR82(3) – Mr Austin failing to register Mr Paul Auld as a licensed stablehand.
Having considered all the relevant factors in respect to penalty the Stewards determined the appropriate penalty be a fine of $1000. Having considered his guilty plea Mr Auld was provided with a 25% reduction of the penalty and therefore was fined a total of $750.
AR 54. (1) The trainer of a horse must within 48 hours of its entering or leaving his stable lodge a stable return containing such information as is required by the Principal Racing Authority; provided that if such horse has been or is to be nominated for a race or official trial such stable return must be lodged immediately. AR 80E. (1) Any person commits an offence if he has in his possession or on his premises any substance or preparation that has not been registered or labelled, or prescribed, dispensed or obtained, in compliance with the relevant State and Commonwealth legislation.
(l) Any person who attempts to commit, or conspires with any other person to commit, or any person who connives at or is a party to another committing any breach of the Rules.
(ii) acupuncture (including laser treatment); (iii) chiropractic treatment; (iv) the use of any electrical stimulation device (including transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS)); (v) magnetic field therapy; (vi) ultrasound; (vii) any form of oxygen therapy, including hyperbaric oxygen therapy; (viii) the taking of a blood sample; and (b) "medication" includes: (i) all Controlled Drugs (Schedule 8) administered by a veterinarian; (ii) all Prescription Animal Remedies (Schedule 4), including those listed in AR.178C(2); (iii) all Prescription Only Medicines (Schedule 4), prescribed and/or dispensed by a veterinarian for off-label use; (iv) all injectable veterinary medicines (intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous, intra-articular) not already included above; (v) all Pharmacist Only (Schedule 3) and Pharmacy Only (Schedule 2) medicines; (vi) all veterinary and other medicines containing other scheduled and unscheduled prohibited substances; (vii) all alkalinising agents; (ix) all herbal preparations. (3) All records required to be kept in accordance with this AR.178F must be retained by the trainer for not less than two years. (4) When requested, a trainer must make available to the Stewards the record of any administration of a treatment and/or medication required by sub-rule (1).
LR 82. (3) No employee unless duly registered may be employed by a trainer. This requirement also applies to stablehands transferring from another trainer.


I hope you all had a wonderful weekend! This weekend had some of the coldest days in Michigan so far this winter, so I'm beyond ready for Spring to get here!
Lately our weekends have been a little busy, so it was nice to have a low key couple of days. On Friday, I stopped by Artvan to drop off some cases of water that they are collecting for the Flint lead water crisis. I decided to look around since I was already there, and I couldn't believe how many great things they had, this shelf, for instance I loved and the price tag was actually very reasonable! When I got home I told Paul that if I didn't feel like I was constantly trying to hide from the sales people while I was there, I'd stop more often. Anyone else hate being bothered constantly when they are shopping? It's a pet peeve of mine and I have anxiety just thinking about it.
On Friday we received all the new hardware for the kitchen so I had fun taking them out of their wrappers and Oohhing and Ahhing over them. I can barely handle my excitement of finally having hardware on the cabinets (see what I did with the word handle;) I'm not one that's good with words so things like that make me very proud, Ha! Anyways, as much as I'd love to tell you that they are currently installed, unfortunately that isn't the case. Our kitchen cabinets are pretty dirty so I first need to thoroughly clean them before Paul installs them. We plan to start doing a couple a night, to make the job more manageable.
On Saturday, we celebrated Valentines Day. We aren't ones to go all out for this Holiday, but Paul did things to make the day special. One of those things includes hanging my latest project! I will be sharing a post in March about this that's going to be part of a blogging series, but I thought i would show you a sneak peak. Poor Paul always has some sort of a honey-do-list from me, but he takes it like a champ and I'm so grateful for that.
After he hung the light, we went to a new lunch spot in Grand Rapids called Uncle Cheetah's. I had a salad wrap and it was delicious! Our afternoon was pretty low key, and we went to a local meat shop to pick stuff up for dinner. Last year Paul made a steak dinner for Valentines Day, so we decided to do the same thing again. Last year while he made the dinner, I watched the HGTV Dream home in Martha's Vineyard while drinking a glass of my favorite wine, and I enjoyed it so much that I saved the 2016 episode to watch for this VDAY. What a disappointment that turned out to be! Last years was spot on with my own personal taste, and this year was MEH! Might need to come up with a new tradition next year.
Although the show was disappointing, the meal was amazing. He made Delmonico steaks, roasted carrots and Brussel sprouts, homemade mash potatoes, and for dessert chocolate covered strawberries. It was delicious and better than most restaurant dinners!
On Sunday morning I couldn't sleep past 6am, so I decided to get up and paint. I started painting as the sun was rising so I felt even more artsy lol They will be going in my laundry closet and I will be sharing more photos in another blog post soon.
On Sunday we also knocked off another kitchen project, we converted an existing cabinet into a trash bin. We tried finding the right size trash bags for these yesterday while we were at our grocery store, but we had no luck so they are currently still not being used. Speaking of going grocery shopping, somehow we managed to forget two of our bags in the bottom of the cart yesterday so we lost all of our meat for this week, avocados, and sweet potatoes. It was quite upsetting but we learned our lesson to always double, triple check the cart!!
Last night ended on a high note. The projector that I got Paul for Christmas is now installed on the ceiling! We still have a lot of work to do in the basement, but we have been thoroughly enjoying this space and watching movies down there. Friday night we watched Martian and it was really good! Best movie we have watched so far in our little media area.
Did any of you do anything fun this weekend? I'd love to hear in the comment section!
If you liked Uncle Cheetah, you should check out The Old Goat in Alger Heights. It's owned by the same people and we love it! We live right around the corner and love going there.
Thank you for the suggestion!! We will definitely have to try it out!


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The 340B Mega-Reg Is Dead
From: Mondaq
Article by Ellyn L. Sternfield | Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
With all due credit to the Coroner from the Wizard of Oz, like the Wicked Witch of the East crushed by Dorothy's house, the 340B Drug Discount Program mega-reg is "not only merely dead, it's really most sincerely dead." And to quote one of my favorite sports commentators, Tony Kornheiser, "I believe I had that."
Paperwork Reduction(?) Act
Editor's Note: For information on the purpose and value of the PRA process, see here. For Commissioner Clyburn's remarks on the FCC being hampered by adherence to OMB's PRA requirements, see here.
From: CommLawBlog
A recent notice about DTV construction permit applications got us thinking about our old friend, the PRA.
Has the FCC changed the process for applying for DTV construction permits? Probably not, but a recent notice in the Federal Register seemed to suggest otherwise. It turns out, though, that the real story here is the hypnotic effect of the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA).
State Farm 'with Teeth': Heightened Judicial Review in the Absence of Executive Oversight
Editor's Note: An interview with Professor Sharkey about the forthcoming paper is available here.
From: New York University Law Review, Vol. 89, 2014/NYU School of Law, Public Law Research Paper No. 14-15
Catherine M. Sharkey,New York University School of Law
Book Review: Valuing Life: Humanizing the Regulatory State by Cass Sunstein
From: The London School of Economics and Political Science/Review of Books
In Valuing Life, Cass Sunstein surveys a wide range of practical research and real-life policymaking in his characteristically lucid style, offering a candid and humble account of his administrative tenure in Washington. He performs an invaluable service in revealing how government regulators balance pragmatic concerns of resource scarcity with principled ideals of respect and dignity, writes Mark D. White.
Regulating through the Back Door at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Editor's Note: The solution to backdoor regulation is the Data Quality Act.
Hester Peirce
The traditional method of regulating under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA)—the law that governs regulatory agency rulemaking—requires a notice-and-comment process, where the regulating agency informs the public of its proposed rule, seeks feedback from the public and interested parties, and performs a benefit-cost analysis of the proposed rule. These requirements boost public confidence in the regulatory process and allow regulated businesses to prepare for and understand new rules, which leads to better compliance.
A Closer Look: The [PA] Independent Regulatory Review Commission, with Chairman John Mizner
From: The PLS Reporter
Author: Josh Levy
"People don't know that we actually do have a review process here in Pennsylvania that is unique among the 50 states, and there is no such thing in the federal government," John Mizner, Esq., chairman of the Independent Regulatory Review Commission, told The PLS Reporter.
"We're the most important commission in Harrisburg that no one has ever heard of," Mizner remarked, even though "virtually everybody" is affected in some way by the regulations approved by the commission.
Supreme Court Regulatory Cases to Watch
Editor's Note: An influential regulatory case to watch is Harkonen v. U.S. Dept. of Justice (No. 13-15197). CRE's amicus brief is found at http://thecre.com/pdf/20130609_Harkonen_Armicus.pdf.
From: RegBlog/Penn Program on Regulation
Brandon Kenney
A Facebook rapper, a bearded prisoner, and a red grouper fisherman will all figure into a highly anticipated Supreme Court term that includes several cases that may affect the American regulatory landscape.
Department of Energy Rules Take Longest For White House to Review, Data Indicate
Editor's Note: For more information on OIRA participation in agency rulemaking, please see Proper and Desirable Intervention by the President in Agency Rulemaking.
From: BNA/Bloomberg | Daily Environment Report™
By Ari Natter
The White House Office of Management and Budget takes more than five months on average to review regulations crafted by the Energy Department, making the department's rules the most delayed of all federal agencies, according to a Bloomberg BNA analysis of agency data.

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Sherri Shepherd Puts Ex-Husband on Blast Over Child Support Ruling
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Sherri Shepherd's ex-husband Lamar Sally is still trying to stick her for her paper when it comes to child support for their son, who was conceived using Sally's sperm and an egg donor.
Sally and Shepherd were married in 2011, but in 2014, Sally filed for divorce. During the divorce proceedings, Shepherd said she felt that Sally defrauded her, knowing that he was going to file for divorce, but deceiving her into having a child with him so that he could get child support. But in 2015 a Pennsylvania judge officially listed Shepherd as the mother on the baby boy's birth certificate.
Sally and Shepherd faced off in court over Sally's request for an increase in child support, but a California judge denied the request, according to People magazine.
"The California judge agreed with Shepherd's counsel Terry Levich Ross, Esq., and determined that by Sally's own agreement in two separate legal judgments, New Jersey has exclusive and ongoing jurisdiction over this child support issue and all matters must be dealt with only in that state," a statement from Shepherd's rep reads. "The amount of child support Shepherd is currently paying her ex-husband is more than New Jersey has required her to pay, so if Sally wanted to revisit the matter in a New Jersey court he would likely face having his payments reduced substantially."
The statement continued: "Shepherd now hopes that her ex will stop his frivolous attempts to get more money out of her and will seek gainful employment to take care of his child like any other capable parent."
Currently, Shepherd is paying Sally, who is a substitute teacher, $4,100 a month for child support. But Sally says that because of a rare blood disorder the toddler has, it's not enough.
Shepherd's attorneys contend that Sally is trying to live off of child support, but his attorneys said otherwise.
"Mr. Sally is not living off of the child support. The needs that he has and the payment for this child are significant, and he wants to make sure that given the fact that there's been a change of circumstances, that Ms. Shepherd not only lives here now, but that she earns significantly more money than she admitted to before, all he's asking for is that the court base its new support order based on what the true facts are. The only one who's hiding anything here is Ms. Shepherd," Sally's attorney Mark Vincent Kaplan stated.
After her victory, Shepherd put her Twitter fingers to work (with the help of some mimosas) to air out her ex and his frivolous ways:
More than likely, Sally will take his child support woes back to the state of New Jersey in order for the court there to possibly rule for a modification.


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Q: Windows phone 8, how StreamReader handle GB encoding text correctly? I copied a GB2312 encoded text file into device's isolated storage from PC. I have the following code to read it out. The device's language is set to Chinese Simplified. However, the text readed back is all garbage except numerical and alphabets. Does seem the encoding isn't set right. However, I might not dealing with only GB code. What is wrong with the code? Thanks!
            string fileName = "周杰伦-听妈妈的话.lrc";

        using (IsolatedStorageFile store = IsolatedStorageFile.GetUserStoreForApplication())
        {
            using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(store.OpenFile(fileName, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read), true))
            {
                while (true)
                {
                    String line = sr.ReadLine();
                    if (line == null)
                        break;
                }
            }
        }

A: Have you tried using the StreamReader c'tor that contains the correct Encoding for your file?
public StreamReader(
    Stream stream,
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The character encoding is set by the encoding parameter, and the
  default buffer size is used. The StreamReader object attempts to
  detect the encoding by looking at the first three bytes of the stream.
  It automatically recognizes UTF-8, little-endian Unicode, and
  big-endian Unicode text if the file starts with the appropriate byte
  order marks. Otherwise, the user-provided encoding is used. See the
  Encoding.GetPreamble method for more information.

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Deeper into Jeopardy! XLIX: The Knights Templar – $400
Nearing the end of the Jeopardy! season, let's take a look at a pretty cool group from back in the day, THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. No explanation necessary.
Jeopardy! category: THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR (27-7-2015)
$400 clue: The Templars were formed in this city around 1120 to protect pilgrims left defenseless after crusaders went home
The gist: Where their namesake temple was, of course. The Knights Templar, in full the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and the Temple of Solomon, were formed in Jerusalem, where they were originally housed in a wing of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, which is thought to stand on the site of the original Temple of Solomon, the holiest site in Judaism, and among the holiest in Christianity and Islam. When the First Crusade succeeded in capturing Jerusalem from the Fatimid Caliphate in 1099, thousands of Christians undertook the pilgrimage to the holy city. While Jerusalem itself was well-governed and relatively stable, the Outremer (French for "overseas"), the term for the lands surrounding Jerusalem that had also been taken in the Crusade, were rife with banditry. Robbery, murder, and wholesale slaughter of pilgrims were not uncommon events.
The French knight Hugue de Payens proposed to the two reigning powers in Jerusalem, King Baldwin II and Patriarch Warmund, to found a monastic society in order to protect the pilgrims. Beginning with only a few members and fewer resources, the order adopted the emblem of two knights riding a single horse to emphasize their poverty. Their professed impecunity, however, was a short-lived situation. With powerful friends in the administration of both Jerusalem and the Catholic Church at large, the order grew rapidly, and was officially recognized by the Church in 1129. Ten years later, Pope Innocent II issued a papal bull exempting the Order from all local laws, freeing them from observing borders, paying taxes, and generally listening to anyone except the Pope. With these new privileges, the Knights became a favoured Christian charity by European nobles, who donated money, land, and sons to further their own prestige. Within a few years, the Knights became an elite fighting force for the Church and the Christian Middle East, with their heavily-armoured warhorses (no longer one for every two knights) charging at enemy lines before the main force of foot soldiers engaged.
There's really nothing like a near-complete lack of oversight to get your organization up and running.
The seal of the Knights Templar: two knights on horseback and the Temple Mount
The clue: If you know anything about the Knights Templar at all (maybe from reading a particular novel), Jerusalem is probably the first city you associate with them, so this clue should be pretty easy. But if it isn't, it also tells you that they were protecting pilgrims, and pilgrims, at least Christian ones, are usually going to Jerusalem.
In Jeopardy!: I can't go into all 300-odd clues that mention Jerusalem in the J!Archive, but there are only six that mention the city along with the Knights Templar. 21 mention it along with "Crusade," and this is the only clue that mentions the year 1120 at all. Meanwhile, 1099 can be about two things: one, of course, is the Crusades, and the other is the death of El Cid, the historical yet legendary Spanish knight who fought for Muslim rulers against both Christians and other Muslims in Spain and North Africa.


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Trump comes to Kenosha for a MAGA rally built for violence
The way we see it, the president will be in Kenosha on Tuesday because he is incapable of doing what's noble and right.
By CST Editorial Board Aug 31, 2020, 6:46pm CDT
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Police keep watch as people are arrested outside the Kenosha County Courthouse after the start of a city-wide curfew on August 29, 2020.
Donald Trump, do not come to Kenosha on Tuesday. You have done enough damage.
We suppose we might have hoped that in this crisis, just this once, you would seek to bring Americans together instead of driving them further apart.
We suppose we might have hoped, just this once, that you would not ask first and last: "What's in it for Donald Trump?" That you would put your country first, not your re-election.
But we knew better. The whole country knows better. Joe Biden certainly knows better.
You'll be in Kenosha on Tuesday because you are simply incapable of doing what's noble and right.
"The incumbent president is incapable of telling us the truth. Incapable of facing facts. Incapable of healing," Biden said on Monday, delivering a speech in which he forcefully condemned all violence, as he has done consistently.
"He doesn't want to shed light. He wants to generate heat," Biden continued. "He's stoking violence in our cities. That is the tragic fact of the matter about this perilous hour in our nation."
And so Trump is coming to Kenosha, which has had four days of calm following the unrest sparked by the police shooting of Jacob Blake. There's just no stopping him.
Fears and chaos
Trump will whip up fear and chaos — count on it — while shouting "law and order," solely with an eye toward the November election. No matter that Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has urged Trump to stay away because of the security burden on law enforcement of a presidential visit.
Trump will be in Wisconsin because it's a crucial swing state and he cannot resist a chance to stir up his base. All else he will say is hokum.
Trump cares nothing, make no mistake, about honoring fatigued first responders.
Or about comforting the citizens of Kenosha, who've seen their city ripped apart.
Or about consoling the families of the two young protesters who were killed in Kenosha, allegedly by a teenage "militia member" who once sat front and center at a Trump rally.
"He may believe mouthing the words law and order makes him strong, but his failure to call on his own supporters to stop acting as an armed militia in this country shows you how weak he is," Biden said.
And we sure don't expect to hear Trump offer any heartfelt words of support for the Blake family, with whom, as of Monday afternoon, he had no plans to meet.
Trump's visit to Kenosha is nothing but another MAGA rally. Delivered on a stage built of violence.
Hammer home lies
To that end, Trump and his GOP enablers will keep hammering home the lie that leftist barbarians are at the gates — antifa, Black Lives Matter, "Democrat" mayors — and that Trump alone can stand against them.
They will continue to feed the divisions roiling America because, as now-former presidential adviser Kellyanne Conway said last week: "The more chaos and anarchy and vandalism and violence reigns, the better it is for the very clear choice on who's best on public safety and law and order."
Conway said this in support of Trump. Which puzzles us. Why would Americans choose to re-elect a president who has encouraged, even thrived on, hate and violence?
Most recently, Trump tweeted his praise for armed Trump supporters, one of whom died, who fought with leftist demonstrators in Portland this past weekend. He called them "GREAT PATRIOTS!"
"Do you seriously wonder, Mr. President, why this is the first time in decades that America has seen this level of violence?" Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler said on Sunday. "It's you who have created the hate and the division."
'Punch him!'
Hate and division — Trump's calling card for decades. You don't have to look hard to find other examples.
On the campaign trail in Iowa in February 2016, Trump told a crowd, "So if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of 'em, would you? I promise you, I will pay for the legal fees."
Later that month, in Las Vegas, Trump said about a heckler, "I'd like to punch him in the face, I'll tell you."
In August 2017, Trump praised as "very fine people" those white supremacists who took to the streets of Charlottesville and chanted "Jews will not replace us." One of them killed a young woman when he plowed his car into a peaceful crowd of counter-demonstrators.
In October 2018, Trump praised Montana Rep. Greg Gianforte for body-slamming a reporter. "Any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind of guy," he said.
And following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis this past May, Trump called the protesters "THUGS" in a tweet and and warned: "When the looting starts, the shooting starts."
How sad a visit
A true leader calms turbulent waters. He puts out fires. He pulls people together.
Trumps stirs the storm. He sets fires. He pits us against each other.
Trump is coming to Kenosha.
How sad it is to dread a visit from an American president.
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I was provided a product in exchange for recipe development and an honest review, and was not compensated for my review in any other way.
I believe that every food blogger, every chef, and every home cook has a food nemesis or two. You all know what I am talking about- those dishes and recipes that just never seem to come out right no matter how many times you try it or how many methods you give a go.
You vow that you are finished. You will never, ever waste your time trying to make that dish again. If you want it bad enough, you will just resort to pre-made or take-out.
Believe it or not, one of my recipe nemeses is homemade meatballs. They either come out too tough or they simply fall apart until they resemble something like more of a meat sauce.
And given my father's very Italian family, one would expect that I would just naturally and genetically rock at making meatballs from scratch. But sadly that is not the truth.
I received renewed confidence to try making homemade meatballs once again when my shiny new Ninja 3-in-1 Cooking System arrived on my doorstep.
This was going to be my one last time, all-in, last ditch go at that them. If I couldn't make meatballs work with this awesome piece of culinary cookware, then I was just not meant to ever make a decent from scratch meatball in my lifetime.
Lucky for me (and my family) and for you, these Double Mozzarella Stuffed Meatballs came together wonderfully and deliciously in my Ninja Cooking System.
Tender, flavorful, and oh so cheesy.
In a large mixing bowl, combine the breadcrumbs and milk. Let it sit for 1-2 minutes.
Add in the garlic, shredded mozzarella, ground beef, salt & pepper, and egg. Mix to combine well. You may have to get your hands into this one.
Form the meatball mixture into balls about 2 tbsp large. Press one of the fresh mozzarella chunks into each meatball and then form the meat around the mozzarella chunk.
Place each meatball into the cooking pot of your Ninja 3-in-1 Cooking System in a single layer. Turn the Stovetop dial to High. Brown the meatballs for about 10 minutes, flipping them 2-3 times during this cooking time. Psssttt... no cooking oil or spray is needed!
Pour the pasta sauce over the meatballs in the Cooking System. Switch the dial to Slow Cook and then to Low. Cook for 5-6 hours.
Serve over prepared pasta. Enjoy!
**Adapted from THIS RECIPE by EveryDay with Rachael Ray.
Can I just tell you all how impressed (and in love) I am with this Ninja 3-in-1 Cooking System? It does it all, folks.
It was so cool to brown the meatballs and then slow cook them in the same cooking pot! No separate pan to wash after browning the meatballs.
These Double Mozzarella Stuffed Meatballs turned out absolutely perfect. Maybe I finally got the recipe right. Or maybe it was my Ninja Cooking System. Maybe it was a little of both. But now I finally have a go-to homemade meatball recipe in my arsenal.
What is a culinary nemesis of your's? Do you think the Ninja 3-in-1 Cooking System could be just what you need to finally take it on and conquer it?


St Christopher is the patron Saint of travellers. Stay safe and protected on your trip with this sterling silver charm measuring 2cm in diameter and hanging on a 60cm silver ball chain. it looks great worn on its own or alternatively in a cluster of charms that you may have collected on your travels!


Cars, motorcycles and airplanes aren't just a means of getting from A to B — they're also beautiful design classics that express your personality. So it's not surprising that people are turning some of the world's most beautiful vehicles into part of their home decor. See for yourself!
A biometrically-controlled elevator towards the car to your living room. Flats are priced between $9.5 and $24 million.
Do you have a destroyed supercar? Put it into a coffee table.
Hunor Magyari loves public transportation vehicles, so he just made a real amazing home office from an old, rusted and neglected Ikarus bus cockpit.
The unusual bookshelf is a part of an underground house embedded in the moorland.
Made from existing cars, using 100% original parts.


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The Family Plot by Megan Collins
Genre: Mystery & Thriller
Audiobook Length: 9 hours and 45 minutes
Rachael's Review
I received a complimentary copy of this book from Atria Books through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
Growing up, Dahlia Lighthouse's family was like no other. Obsessed with true crime, her parents isolated the family in their secluded island mansion. When her father dies, a body is discovered already in his grave – Dahlia's twin brother who disappeared when they were teens. Now Dahlia must dive deeper into her eccentric family to learn what happened to her brother.
Truth be told, The Family Plot is just plain weird … and not in a good way. Everything was unrelatable from top to bottom – the characters, the circumstances, the true-crime obsession. Instead of being intrigued by the quirkiness, I was annoyed by the irredeemably flat characters and the bizarre story. I honestly can't believe I wasted as many hours as I did reading this terrible book.
When a family obsessed with true crime gathers to bury their patriarch, horrifying secrets are exposed upon the discovery of another body in his grave in this chilling novel from the author of Behind the Red Door and The Winter Sister.
At twenty-six, Dahlia Lighthouse remains haunted by her upbringing. Raised in a secluded island mansion deep in the woods and kept isolated by her true crime-obsessed parents, she has been unable to move beyond the disappearance of her twin brother, Andy, when they were sixteen.
After several years away and following her father's death, Dahlia returns to the house where the family soon makes a gruesome discovery: buried in their father's plot is another body—Andy's, his skull split open with an ax.
Dahlia is quick to blame Andy's murder on the serial killer who terrorized the island for decades, while the rest of the Lighthouses react to the revelation in unsettling ways. Her brother, Charlie, pours his energy into creating a family memorial museum, highlighting their research into the lives of famous murder victims; her sister, Tate, forges ahead with her popular dioramas portraying crime scenes; and their mother affects a cheerfully domestic facade, becoming unrecognizable as the woman who performed murder reenactments for her children. As Dahlia grapples with her own grief and horror, she realizes that her eccentric family, and the mansion itself, may hold the answers to what happened to her twin.
About Megan Collins
Megan Collins is the author of three novels: The Family Plot, The Winter Sister and Behind the Red Door. She is the managing editor of 3Elements Review. Currently, Collins lives in Connecticut. Visit the author's website →
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Week Thirty, "Good Luck" Moving right along into the 30's with Song in Your Box. It's Sunday, it's FREEZING out, and I'm on my rug curled up next to two cats. And I just wrote this week's song.
The song writing process is still so bewildering to me. One minute the song doesn't exist and then it does. And sometimes, I don't even remember writing it. There's an awesome talk given by Elizabeth Gilbert author of "Eat Pray Love" where she talks about your "genius" and how in greek mythology the greeks believed humans had geniuses but were not themselves geniuses. It's a really cool way to think about it and if you have the inclination, I highly recommend watching it....especially if you're creative in any way. Here's the link for that.
The first line came to me yesterday morning and I sang it into my iphone. Luckily I decided to listen to it today and the rest came pretty fast. One thing I can say about this project is that I'm writing more quickly, and I'm less critical of my stuff. I still know when I like something and if it fits with my criteria but I'm not as heady about it. I do what feels right.
Thanks so much for watching/listening.


Kim and Curtis got married in Virginia, and before taking off for life on the road in their newly renovated airstream, they honeymooned in Kauai. I was so honored when they told me they wanted their first trip as husband and wife documented by me! Kim is also a wedding photographer, and it's always a huge compliment to photograph other photographers!
We met at Hanalei Bay and had the best time (if you can't tell) running around in the warm water at sunset, and ending the session with a full on swim! Tommy came along (and was mostly just there for entertainment), but it immediately felt like a double date. I get to work in paradise with the coolest people and go swimming in the ocean on the job?! How lucky am I?!


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The Raelian Movement believes that aliens first created human beings in Jerusalem. Now this group, who have set up a worldwide human cloning service, is desperate to establish an `embassy' where it all began
Tamara Traubman
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Two years ago, a prosperous Israeli businessman was diagnosed with a terminal illness. The disease is atrophying his body so that, day by day, he is losing the ability to perform simple, routine functions. Concluding that a life dependent on others is not worth living, he stopped taking his medication. Fifty-eight years old and childless, he decided, when the end was near, that he wants to leave something of himself behind. He rapidly became obsessed with the idea that this something should be a cloned child - one who is genetically identical to himself. The businessman won't live to raise the child, but he sees his premature death as an unfortunate "mishap" and believes that his genes deserve a second chance.
If this had happened five years ago, the businessman would have had to make do with the usual means wealthy people use to perpetuate their memory - like underwriting a new children's hospital ward or a cultural center bearing his name. Today, on the other hand, with the genome being dubbed a culture hero and called the "book of life," his wish is to perpetuate ... his genes. And given the current enthusiasm for the wonders of biotechnology, with many other people sharing his metaphysical faith in the power of genetics, the opportunity to realize his dream is becoming more realistic.
A like-minded group is the Raelian Movement, a science-oriented religious movement, which espouses cloning as an article of faith. About 18 months ago, the businessman and the Raelians found each other (through the Internet, of course). The consequences of that meeting are bound to lead to a renewed argument over whether or not human beings should ever be cloned and, if so, for what purpose.
The desire to be cloned is not restricted to bio-megalomaniacs; there are also bereaved parents with this desire. They acknowledge that cloning cannot give them exactly the same child over again, and that he will be raised in a different time and in a different environment by people who have been irrevocably changed by their loss. Yet, they yearn to clone a person who will resemble, albeit painfully, the precious one who was lost to them, in the vain hope of bringing him back to life.
E.T.s and Elohim
The businessman in question has invested in Clonaid, a company established by the Raelians. The investment: about $1 million, they say. While it's unlikely that the Raelians will succeed, the fact is that they have about 50 true believers - women prepared to donate their eggs and to serve as surrogate mothers for a cloned fetus.
Cloning thus far has proved to be very inefficient, in that the failures far outnumber the successes: Only two or three of every 100 animal cloning trials result in a live birth. According to Prof. Don Wolf of the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center, a leading scientist in the field, "when you look at the critical prerequisites for cloning - money, eggs, a surrogate womb, determination and patience - the Raelian group has them all." For these reasons, says Wolf, they have to be taken seriously.
That's not always easily done, especially when listening to the preaching of Rael, the movement's leader - a French-born former race-car enthusiast who favors all-white attire reminiscent of Flash Gordon's. Over the telephone, his voice has a velvet quality as he describes, with a slight accent, how in 1973 he met an alien who landed his flying saucer on a volcano in southern France: "He was about 1.20 meters tall. His eyes were a bit slanted, a little like Asiatics." The alien (who spoke "very articulately, though in a slightly nasal voice") told Rael that life on earth was created by aliens with an advanced knowledge of genetic engineering.
These aliens are "Elohim" (that's right!), a word whose meaning in ancient Hebrew, according to Rael, was "a god who came from the sky." The extraterrestrials took Rael to their planet, he says, where graceful female robots did whatever he wished and gave him "the most unforgettable bath in my life." His experiences on the alien planet persuaded the pleasure-loving Rael that his task was to bring the Elohim's message back to the world.
Susan Palmer, a Canadian sociologist who is studying the Raelians, believes that they number between 20,000 and 30,000 people in 80 different countries, including Israel. The Raelians are not without resources: Prof. Jeffrey Hadden, a University of Virginia sociologist who studies religious movements, estimates that the Raelians have raised $7 million to establish an "embassy" in Jerusalem, where they believe the Elohim began creating human beings. In the movement's Tel Aviv office, there is a fat file containing copies of their requests to, and repeated refusals from, the Israeli authorities in the matter of the embassy.
The Israeli branch of the Raelian movement is headed by Leon Mellul, whose official title is "chief counselor." He says there are 360 Raelians in Israel. They believe in enjoying life; they meditate and they meet once a month at a Tel Aviv hotel. Raelians in Israel are actually not all so interested in cloning, he says, because they argue that while today's technology permits conservation of the genetic material, memories cannot be conserved.
Shattered taboo
On the other hand, Dr. Brigitte Boissellier, a top scientist at Clonaid, makes a very professional impression, although talking with her is very strange. She says she has a laboratory in "one of the countries where cloning is not forbidden," but refuses to name the country. "You understand, I don't want to see new legislation being passed there next month," she says, laughing.
Boissellier has two Ph.D.s, one in physical chemistry from the University of Dijon, the other from the University of Houston (Texas). Before joining the Raelian movement, she was associate head of research at the French chemical company Air Liquide. At Clonaid, she says, she set up a six-member research team of scientists and doctors: two biologists, two biochemists and two physicians - one an expert in the field of in vitro fertilization, the other an obstetrician.
Given all the confusion surrounding the subject, it's a matter of concern that, in many countries, comprehensive legislation to prohibit cloning has not yet taken shape. Attorney Gali Ben-Or of the Ministry of Justice, for instance, says that in the United States, federal research funds may not be used for work related to human cloning, but private companies may still do as they like with their money. And, indeed, last November, the American biotech firm Advanced Cell Technology reported that it had cloned a human embryo. The success was partial, however (the embryo lived only to the stage where it consisted of six cells), and the company stressed that, in any case, it had no intention of allowing the embryo to develop into a baby, and it was to be used for the production of stem cells - but it shattered another taboo.
In Israel, the Knesset passed a so-called "Cloning Law" in 1998 that has temporarily prohibited the use of cloning as a substitute for existing fertility treatments. The prohibition expires in 2004. Meanwhile, the committee that, under the law, was supposed to monitor developments worldwide and submit yearly reports with recommendations has not yet submitted even one report.
The wording of the law implies that there is no intrinsic problem with cloning, merely a "technical" problem because the method isn't fail-safe. One supporter of the method is Prof. Michel Ravel, Israel Prize laureate in medicine and chairman of the Bio-Ethics Advisory Committee of the National Academy of Sciences. Cloning, he says, if it's ever made safe, will not harm human dignity. On the contrary, he thinks: If the system can help infertile couples, it could mesh nicely with the commandment to be fruitful and multiply.
Boissellier says that the Clonaid waiting list has thousands of names on it. About half are infertile couples, but there are also many people who want to clone their dead relatives ("some are from Israel; people who lost family members in a war," she reveals) and also some gay couples.
"To clone a child you've lost," she explains matter-of-factly, "we must preserve his cells very quickly. Ideally, within less than 24 hours after death. People send us specially packaged cells by mail, or we go ourselves and collect the cells."
But who, or what, do the parents expect to receive? "They know it's won't be the same person. We discuss this with them," says Boissellier, launching into one of those speeches in which each element by itself sounds logical, but the sum total is completely distorted: "When you're a parent and you have a child, a very specific child with its own DNA, and you aren't able to raise this child to the point where he can enjoy life and leave his mark on the world, you have a choice either to let him go forever, back to dust - or to preserve the DNA, this special DNA, and bring a `late-born' twin to this child into the world, and try to raise the child, see him blossom and turn into someone. That's what these people think."
Unraveling the secret of life
"The genetic revolution and the project to interpret the human genome have changed our thinking, and are perceived as a step toward unraveling the secret of life itself," says Vardit Ravitsky, who is writing her doctoral thesis at Bar-Ilan University on ethics and genetics.
"The idea of `self-perpetuation' via `perpetuation of my DNA' has tremendous symbolic and emotional weight. The notion that, if another human being is born who carries my DNA, then in a certain sense `I' continue to exist and my death from my standpoint is `less final,' is really the latest idea in a long human tradition of battling the finality of our mortality by `leaving our mark': to leave behind offspring whom we've educated, a book we've written, a building we've built, a painting we've painted, some `message.' In this sense, to have my DNA remain after me can be conceived of as one more way to leave behind something of myself. The problem is the ease with which - apparently - people will begin to think, not in terms of `perpetuating myself,' but in terms of `assuring my own immortality.' That's a deterministic conception in the straightforward sense that `my clone will actually be another me' who will live on after me.
"Opponents of cloning argue that cloning encourages our cultural predisposition not to accept death as part of life. In this view, modern medicine has taught us that we can and should battle against death with the help of technology, which can prolong our lives astonishingly, and that cloning is another step in the same direction: that death is a `mishap' that we will soon be able to `overcome.'"
Liz Catalan and others like her feel that cloning technology will fill a certain void in their lives. Catalan sells cruise packages in Miami. At 36, a few years after marrying her husband, Marco, she discovered that her ovaries were no longer producing eggs. Doctors told her that the only way she could become pregnant would be by using donated eggs, but she isn't interested in carrying another woman's child, and prefers the idea of giving birth to her own twin sister.
In an interview with NBC-TV a few weeks ago, Catalan related that she had sent her medical documents to Dr. Panayiotis Zavos, who does in vitro fertilization in Kentucky and who has announced plans to clone a human infant, with a request to be placed on his waiting list.
"How many people who say no - either to cloning as fertility, or to cloning to produce stem cells for research - would change their
minds if they were in my position?" Catalan wonders. "People are still going to do it," she says. "They'll just go to some other country."
Fuzzy family ties
"I see cloning as the prescription for the fundamental loneliness of each person," says Randy Wicker who runs the Internet site for the Human Cloning Foundation, which he established after the announcement was made of the birth of Dolly, the cloned sheep, in 1997. "Most people feel very alone and isolated. There's a total lack of communication between generations. With cloning, we'll have families that are much closer." And what about the problems that are liable to crop up in family relations? queries Ravitsky. "The inter-generational boundaries will become fuzzy when it's not clear who's the child of whom, and what the family relationships created as a result of cloning are going to be: A `father' will, in fact, be his child's `identical twin'; a `mother' will give birth to her own `identical twin'; `grandparents' will be the genetic parents of their `grandchildren.' There will be tremendous confusion about family relationships."
In any event, says Wicker, he spends many hours every day answering questions from people who think that cloning is already available and who want to know how to go about arranging it. He explains that cloning is not yet an option for people, and encourages them to try other possibilities at this point - like adoption. Still, he urges them to join in the battle to change the way people feel about human cloning.
"So many things can go wrong in cloning," says Dr. Amir Arav of the Volcani Institute. "Some cloned animals are born larger than normal, others with health flaws, cardiac or respiratory; there are flaws in the DNA, and existing tests clearly cannot reveal them all."
Is Boissellier worried that the defects seen in so many cloned animals may appear in a cloned human infant? "We will follow the development of the fetus very closely," she responds. "A sick child will not be born."
But most scientists are skeptical about their real ability to carry out that promise. Most cloned fetuses never reach maturity, but end their lives during cell reproduction. Are potential surrogate mothers aware that they might have to undergo an abortion if their infants are discovered to have defects? Yes, says Boissellier, and hands the telephone to her daughter, Marina Cocolios, 23, an art student, who was chosen to serve as the first surrogate.
"I think it's so beautiful, I see it as a gift to humanity," says Cocolios. "I always wanted a child, but I never had the time." n
How cloning works
In cloning, a cell is taken from a mature animal and the cell nucleus - where almost all the genetic material is located - is injected into an empty egg, the nucleus of which has been removed. To make the empty egg and the mature nucleus unite to develop a fetus, a process usually initiated by the sperm, a small electrical charge is used, which "vitalizes" the fertilized egg. The Edinburgh researchers who cloned Dolly demonstrated something that had hitherto been considered impossible: that the DNA in the mature cell, which had already fulfilled its specific purpose and matured, could be "tricked" into dividing and behaving as if it were a newly fertilized egg. At the next stage, which isn't particularly complicated, the fetus is implanted in the womb of a surrogate.


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She lived in a big rambling house at 17 Wilder Street in Elizabeth, NJ, that belonged to her eldest sister, Jennie, and Jennie's husband, successful banker Clarence Coleman. Sadly, the house was torn down (in the mid 1970s) and replaced with a large brick apartment building called Wilder Manor.
I remember the old house had a spiral staircase so we could look down from the third floor all the way to the entry hall below. For a child, the house was quite magical; we enjoyed exploring it and playing hide-and-seek. There was a little fish pond in the backyard garden. I remember admiring the gold fish in it as well as the garden's beautiful spring- and summertime flowers.
In her younger years, Bertha had a very successful career in Manhattan as a quilt designer (visit this follow-up post), and she enjoyed watercolor painting. Her niece, Jennie Belle Coleman, inherited the bulk of her paintings. I only got a glimpse of them once, at the last house Jennie Belle lived in, which was on Colonia Road in Elizabeth, NJ, with her live-in helper/companion. Once Jennie Belle died, the executor of her estate must have sold/destroyed the paintings. Family was not consulted about them, or anything else for that matter.
From what I heard Bertha very much enjoyed traveling and even ventured on a round-the-world journey. She never married, although she apparently came very close after meeting a nice single gentleman (supposedly a member of the South African Parliament) on her globe-trotting vacation. But, alas, that did not pan out, and she has no descendants to whom she could pass on details about her life. We have some wonderful photos of her as a young woman, so I thought I would post them here. I would not want her to be forgotten.


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Superserien 1998 var Sveriges högsta division i amerikansk fotboll för herrar säsongen 1998. Serien spelades 3 maj – 12 juli 1998 och vanns av Stockholm Mean Machines. Serien spelades i form av två konferenser men med gemensam tabell. Lagen möttes i dubbelmöten i den egna konferensen och i enkelmöten mellan konferenserna. Vinst gav 2 poäng, oavgjort 1 poäng och förlust 0 poäng.

De fyra bäst placerade lagen gick vidare till slutspel. SM-slutspelet spelades 19 juli – 26 juli och även där segrade Stockholm Mean Machines.

Konferensindelning

Norra konferensen
 Stockholm Mean Machines
 Tyresö Royal Crowns
 Uppsala 86ers
 Örebro Black Knights

Södra konferensen
 Carlstad Crusaders
 Göteborg Giants
 Kristianstad C4 Lions
 Limhamn Griffins

Tabell

1 I matchen mellan Limhamn Griffins och Göteborg Giants använde båda lagen olicensierade spelare. Matchresultatet ändrades därför till 0-0 och inga poäng delades ut.

Färgkoder:

Matchresultat

1Göteborg hade använt olicensierade spelare så Kristianstad tilldömdes segern.
2Båda lagen hade använt olicensierade spelare så inga poäng delades ut.
3Uppsala hade använt olicensierade spelare så Stockholm tilldömdes segern.

Slutspel

Semifinaler

SM-final

Källor

1998
Sport i Sverige 1998

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Billions at stake as Pelosi, McConnell seek deal
But automatic spending cuts, the legacy of a budget breakdown eight years ago, are bringing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell together to see if a deal can be made.
Billions at stake as Pelosi, McConnell seek deal But automatic spending cuts, the legacy of a budget breakdown eight years ago, are bringing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell together to see if a deal can be made. Check out this story on yorkdispatch.com: https://www.yorkdispatch.com/story/news/2019/04/28/billions-stake-pelosi-mcconnell-seek-deal/39417383/
Andrew Taylor, The Associated Press Published 9:32 p.m. ET April 28, 2019
WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell, Washington's odd couple, have a limited set of mutual legislative interests in a capital beset by dysfunction and awash in presidential politics.
But automatic spending cuts, the legacy of a budget breakdown eight years ago, are bringing the power duo together to see if a deal can be made.
At stake are tens of billions of dollars for military and domestic programs, money that brings together a broad spectrum of lawmakers, including pragmatists hoping to see the Capitol function.
There is plenty of time to reach agreement, but failure could usher in spending cuts of
$125 billion next year, a 10% drop from current levels. Looming over it all is the record 35-day partial government shutdown earlier this year, still a fresh memory and a disruption no one wants to repeat.
McConnell, R-Ky., and Pelosi, D-Calif., have been players in numerous bipartisan budget deals, and their mutual support is an essential ingredient if any new one is to succeed. Early signs seem iffy at best.
Not a fan: President Donald Trump is not a fan of the effort. Trump's budget proposes an increase in defense spending to $750 billion but would keep the cuts to domestic agencies and foreign aid in place, though that was an impossible formula to sustain even before Democrats took back the House.
Forces inside Trump's White House appear opposed as well, at least to the kind of everybody-gets-something bipartisan deals that can make it through the system. Three previous agreements have denied Trump the money he demanded to build a U.S.-Mexico border wall, and he has signed them reluctantly.
Borrowing boost a focus: The White House seems more
interested in speedy action on legislation to increase the government's borrowing limit,
which must be passed to avoid defaulting on its obligations. Trump's team worries that marrying the two issues might prove too toxic for GOP allies on Capitol Hill.
On the spending picture, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, architect of Trump's annual budget from his former post as budget director, is seen as an obstacle, along with current budget chief Russ Vought, a hard-line conservative.
The White House has made it plain in private that it could live with a fallback deal of a freeze at current levels, even though that would deny the Pentagon its requested increase.
Trump tweeted this month: "House Democrats want to negotiate a $2 TRILLION spending increase but can't even pass their own plan. We can't afford it anyway, and it's not happening!" Trump's $2 trillion figure reflects what a deal could cost over 10 years.
Pelosi does have some problems on her left flank, which this month blocked a leadership-backed measure to set new budget limits reflecting Democratic domestic priorities. Liberals such as Reps. Pramila Jayapal of Washington state and Ro Khanna of California stifled the plan, saying it shortchanged domestic programs.
"It's obvious they can't agree among themselves how much they want to spend," McConnell recently told reporters. He said the only possibility he sees is a bipartisan agreement that "the most liberal members of her party don't vote for and the most conservative members of my party don't vote for."
Confidence: McConnell insists he and Pelosi can deliver as they have in the past, and both have long histories on the powerful House and Senate Appropriations committees, for years as the top negotiators over the
annual foreign aid bill. But Washington's partisanship and the battles over Democratic investigations of Trump aren't helping now, and Trump's unpredictability could unravel things at any time.
What's more, there isn't pressure to reach a deal quickly. At immediate stake is the setting of upper boundaries, or "caps," on about $1.3 trillion in annual appropriations passed by Congress for agency operations. Actually divvying up the money comes during lengthy consideration of 12 individual spending bills.
Both the House and Senate routinely bust the Sept. 30 deadline for the spending legislation, and both the House and Senate Appropriations committees plan to begin work on their 12 bills regardless. Washington's rules dictate that the spending cuts wouldn't actually strike until next year.
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Calories will vary depending on your size and gender, so the charts below include 6 groups, composed of men and women in 3 different weight classes. Body weight for each group is shown in the chart.
Note: Calories shown in each chart are for 30 minutes of exercise.
Simple changes in your walking routine can make a big difference when it comes to burning energy. You can increase your calorie burn by 50% (when compared to flat surface walking) by walking in sand or by setting your treadmill at a 3-5% grade. Increase your pace from 3 to 4 miles per hour and you'll burn 43% more calories. Loading up a backpack for a hiking trip in the mountains burns calories at 2 times the rate of flat surface walking.
Calories burned during exercise is not the only factor to consider when choosing your workout. Please pace yourself appropriately at your level of conditioning. If you are a beginner, you should be able to carry on a conversation during the activity. You can choose more vigorous activities as your fitness improves.
Surprised by the calories you can burn with household tasks? As you can see, it's possible to get the exercise you need for a day or two from your cleaning and yardwork activities. You can combine the tasks as desired to match the amount of exercise you need for the day. Keep yourself moving (and be safe, of course) for best results. If you only have a little work to do, add extra exercise, like a 15 minute walk, after you're finished.
Think of the calories burned on the charts as an average. For example, sweeping the garage can be done at a slow pace, which burns less energy, or it can be done more vigorously, which burns more calories. The differences can be very significant when it comes to team sports, as an easy game of 6 person volleyball is a much lighter workout than a highly competitive 2-on-2 beach volleyball match.
Note: Metabolic equivalent and metabolic rate equations were used to determine the calories burned during exercise. The figures were calculated for adults 40 years old. Due to decline in muscle mass, there is a gradual decrease in metabolism with age. For this reason, the calories will be a little bit higher for adults younger than 40 and somewhat lower for adults over 40.
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Yesterday's suicide attack that killed 56 people in Charsadda, a village northeast of Peshawar, Pakistan, was not aimed just at Aftab Ahmad Sherpao, the former Interior Minister. It was part of a strategy by the Pakistani Taliban, supported by al-Qaida, to surround Peshawar with a ring of destabilization.
At the time of the attack, Sherpao, a native of Charsadda, was praying in the mosque on the occasion of 'Id al-Adha (known in South Asia as 'Id-i Qurban), which commemorates the sacrifice of Abraham's son. In the Torah the son is Isaac; in the Qur'an it is Isma'il. Jews commemorate their account of this event on Yom Kippur: the substitution of a ram for Isaac in the sacrifice prefigures the scapegoat, released into the wilderness by the High Priest to atone for the sins of the people.
Ppl being trained for Charsadda. Will be taken over just before or after Id al-Adha (end of hajj). Cmdr is Sher Khan. Currently training his men in Chapari area of Momand Agency adjacent to Char Sadda district.
If a five-day visit to Islamabad enabled me to learn that an attack on Charsadda was being planned for 'Id, I wonder how many other people knew it. I wasn't even trying to find out about security threats. Somebody just told me in the course of a wide-ranging conversation. I can't say who, but it is not somebody that the government does not know how to find.
Police intercepted weapons being sent to Fazlullah more than once, and every time military intervened to rescue weapons and people. Over last two years. Running radio for 2 years, stockpiling wpns in Paivand near Nehagh Dara connecting Swat and Dir. Camp run by two Arabs, Syrian and Iraqi.
Encircled Peshawar. Captured Darra Adam Khel [eastern part of Orakzai Agency, which cuts off Peshawar district's southern access to the rest of NWFP]. Advancing on Peshawar from Matani from Darra [Adam Khel] side from south. From Bara in the West [a sub-region of Khyber agency]. Mohmand population in the northwest.
While I have not conducted a systematic search, I have not come across any discussion in the U.S. media of the Taliban offensive to destabilize the areas around Peshawar, which is adjacent to Northern Punjab and the capital, Islamabad. The bombing is depicted as an act of terrorism aimed against an individual, rather than as part of a political and military strategy by a coherent political group. Just last week, however (on December 14), in an interview with BBC Urdu service, Baitullah Mahsud, the commander of South Waziristan, reported that the Pakistani Taliban had agreed to a single chain of command under him.
This apparent U.S. inattention to this major development has of course given rise to conspiracy theories in Pakistan: that the U.S. wants the Taliban to surround Islamabad so that it has an excuse to destroy Pakistan's nuclear weapons.... Of course this is completely ridiculous (please do not circulate this theory on the internet and attribute it to me), but the weak reaction to the Pakistani threat by President Musharraf, who clearly considers the Supreme Court and the Bar Association to be greater dangers to his power, and the continued support for Musharraf by Washington, generate such theories as Pakistanis struggle to make sense out of the slow-moving and quite visible catastrophe that is gathering in their country. The New York Times has it right today: Musharraf is weakening Pakistan.
People get pissed at small inaccuracies in comment - and it deflects the impact of the message.
Eid al Adha, doesn't exactly mark the end of hajj, I am pretty sure. Yes it marks the sacrifice asked of Abraham, and its commencement coincides with the third day of the Hajj. which is not the last day.
All of this is important theologically and pretty important in this forum to be...correct. Not simplified to fit into a brief mesaage, correct.
The Hajj, to westerners is the be all and end all of Islam as a ritual. It's a duty, once in a life time, for able bodied and so on....best to remember that Islam is possibly the most accommodating of religions for even the orthodoxy being excused for inability to fulfill these kinds of requirements.
The 'grand' Eid, is an every year occurrence, it is independent of the hajj. It marks all kinds of tings that are theologically important to Islam. Submission to the will of the divine, the meaning of the word Islam. The parable and symbolism of Abraham and the annunciation from Gabriel - all key elements of Islam.
Although Eid al-adha is a time of giving, charity and hopsitality - it is not reported to be so in the western press.
Pity. Let's forgoe the stereotype here, let's honor the more important holiday above the trip to Lourdes.
"Mr. Musharraf seized power in a 1999 coup, so his rule lacks legitimacy no matter how he manipulates the country's legal underpinnings. But instead of trying to strengthen Pakistan's institutions, he is continuing to undermine them for his own power and profit. Meanwhile, Pakistan's citizens leave no doubt that they're sick of the former general."
Substitute Bush for Musharraf and Americans can relate, but on the other hand the US is in no position to give advice, is it. Mushi isn't stupid. He knows that. And he knows that the NYT would never write about Bush that way, even though the two don't differ in outlook much, although their tactics differ.
Pakistan has problems in the far-off NWT and the US has riots in New Orleans and they are not of much interest to either president when their main interests are power and profit.
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Freezing rain advisory issued for Tuesday morning
Staff reports, Democrat and Chronicle
A freezing rain advisory has been issued for Monroe, Ontario, Wayne, Genesee, Wyoming, Livingston and northern Cayuga counties until 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Freezing rain early today could result in slippery conditions on untreated roadways, according to the National Weather Service. The timing of the freezing rain may impact the morning commute, the weather service said.
Temperatures for Tuesday are expected to reach into the high-40s.
On Wednesday, a wind advisory has been issued from midnight until 10 a.m. for Monroe, Wayne, Genesee and Wyoming counties. Winds are expected at 25 to 35 mph, with gusts up to 55 mph.