Give your colander the night off with this one pan linguine. That's right, you only have to dirty one pan to pull off this hearty, delicious pasta dinner that's chock-full of Mediterranean inspired goodness. The easy cleanup is just one of many things to love about this dish. Once you take a bite of veggie packed linguine flecked with toasted breadcrumbs and shaved Parmesan cheese, you'll see what we mean.
Thoroughly rinse produce and pat dry. Dice roasted red pepper into ½" pieces. Zest and halve lemon. Mince garlic. Take 4 leaves of spinach and slice into thin ribbons for garnish (chiffonade). Reserve remaining spinach. Halve olives. Crush croutons into crumbs (you can crush them right in their bag).
Add farfalle, roasted red pepper, garlic, artichokes, olives, butter, 2 tsp. olive oil, vegetable base, ½ tsp. salt, and 3 cups water to a medium pan (12" diameter). Place pan over high heat, cover, and bring to a boil. Stir gently to ensure pasta isn't sticking, but make sure to keep pasta completely submerged.
Lower heat to a strong simmer (around medium-high heat, depending on your stove) and cook, uncovered, stirring occasionally, until pasta is al dente and water has been absorbed by the pasta, about 9-12 minutes. The natural starches in pasta will thicken any residual liquid into the consistency of a slightly thin sauce which clings to the noodles.
Squeeze lemon juice into pasta (to taste). Add spinach (reserving spinach ribbons for garnish) and stir until it just wilts. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Divide pasta between two plates and garnish with Parmesan, minced spinach, lemon zest (to taste), and crushed croutons.


She is emotional, first and foremost: 2 and 9 are emotional numbers by excellence. Influenced by the Moon, Drew is often also born under the astrological sign of Cancer, for which the main characteristics are: imagination, receptivity, and often impressive intuitive abilities. She is also probably more than a little fond of magic, mystery and fairy-tales. She can be impulsive, capricious, quick-tempered and impatient: it could take her years to learn that it is perhaps best to think before she speaks! Furthermore, she can be over-eager due to her passionate nature, tends to want to put the cart before the horse and doesn´t always see things through to their completion. She is a free spirit, a little eccentric and may lack organization skills. As she matures she will learn how to assert herself and could even be tyrannical at times. As a child, she needs company, security, attention as well as plenty of love and affection. She is likely to be fond of stories and fascinated by legends. Drew ´s parents should be firm and impose a certain amount of discipline - and this from a very young age - to avoid childish behavior and empower her to become an independent young woman. Indeed, with such an endearing personality, one must be very careful not to fall for her charm and chatter.
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THE CORNISH HOUSE, Liz Fenwick's debut novel, is launched!
The debut novel of Liz Fenwick, THE CORNISH HOUSE was launched yesterday, 24 May, with a fabulous party at High Street Kensington's Waterstones. The room was adorned with Cornish flags, posters and displays of the book and guests were served delicious Cornish pasties too! A huge crowd came to toast the novel with several of Liz's friends, family and members of the Romantic Novelists' Association present - it was a great evening! Many author friends came to celebrate with Liz, including Judy Astley, Elizabeth Buchan, Marika Cobbold, Julie Cohen, Lesley Cookman, Christina Courtenay, Jean Fullerton, Henriette Gyland, Jenny Haddon, Fiona Harper, Kate Harrison, Bernardine Kennedy, Beryl Kingston, Sue Moorcroft, Adele Parks, Talli Roland and Stephanie Zia.
When artist Maddie inherits a house in Cornwall shortly after the death of her husband, she hopes it will be the fresh start she and her teenage step-daughter Hannah desperately need. Trevenen is beautiful but neglected, a rambling house steeped in history. Maddie is enchanted by it and determined to learn as much as she can about its past. As she discovers the stories of generations of women who've lived there before, Maddie begins to feel her life is somehow intertwined within its walls.
But Maddie's dream of a calm life is far from the reality she faces. Still struggling with her grief and battling with Hannah, Maddie is unable to find inspiration for her painting and realises she may have to sell Trevenen, just as she is coming to love it. As Maddie and Hannah pull at the seams of Trevenen's past, the house reveals secrets that have lain hidden for generations. Can a house heal a broken heart?
Debut author Liz Fenwick's THE CORNISH HOUSE has been shortlisted for the RNA's Joan Hessayon Award 2012. The nominees are chosen from members of the RNA's New Writers' Scheme who have had their novels published in the last year. The New Writer's Scheme, run by the Romantic Novelist Association (RNA) since 1962, encourages first time writers in the genre of romantic novels by providing feedback and support from experienced writers and editors. Manuscripts that have then been published are then put forward for the award. The winner of last year's award was Charlotte Betts for THE APOTHECARY'S DAUGHTER.
The winner will be announced at The Royal Overseas League in London on Thursday 17 May.
THE CORNISH HOUSE will be published by Orion in May, as part of a two-book deal, and later by Goldmann in German, de Boekerij in Dutch and Quinta Essencia in Portuguese.


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ISG-Group wins contract for a second project in Norway
06-19-2017 05:04 PM CET | Industry, Real Estate & Construction
Press release from: Indoor Skydiving Germany Group
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Gladbeck, 19. June 2017. Indoor Skydiving Germany GmbH (ISG), German manufacturer of high performance freefall simulators, wins contract for the supply of a 14ft vertical windtunnel to Oslo, Norway. ISG develops, manufactures and supplies vertical windtunnels for professionals and the entertainment industry.
"We are very glad about this second project in Norway. Oslo is a very attractive location in Europe and our german technology will fullfill the dream of flying weather and season independent" , says Boris Nebe, Managing Director of ISG.
The vertical windtunnel "Made in Germany" will complement local training opportunities and provide for weather independent training. At the same time, the project is dedicated to sports- and entertainment enthusiasts starting at the age of four and will offer a novel and unforgettable fun mix of adrenaline and adventure in a secure environment.
The vertical windtunnel technology was developed in cooperation with the aerospace center of the Technische Universität Berlin in Germany and convinces by energy efficiency, safety and design on international level. The first reference facility opened in 2009 in Bottrop, Germany (Indoor Skydiving Bottrop GmbH - www.indoor-skydiving.com). Since then ISG-Group has built and started multiple wind tunnel facilities for customers; many additional projects are in construction or planning phase.
Driven by the mankind dream of flying, Indoor Skydiving Germany develops, manufactures and supplies vertical windtunnels for professionals and the entertainment industry. The high performance tunnels serve as training and educational centers for professional and military skydivers. At the same time, they offer a novel experience for the sports- and entertainment industry. The founders of ISG developed one of the most modern and silent vertical windtunnel technologies on international level. The technology convinces by energy efficiency, design, safety and quality. Further information at www.isg-group.de
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Feds File Gun Charges Against Undocumented Immigrant Who Crashed Into a Mobile Home
A Mexican citizen who was in the United States illegally when he allegedly crashed into a Sutter County mobile home and killed three people has been indicted on weapons charges by a federal grand jury.
Ismael Huazo-Jardinez, who already is facing state manslaughter and drunken driving charges, was indicted Thursday on two charges of being an alien in possession of firearms while being in the country illegally, U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott announced.
Sac Bee, 6/13/19
Posted by John Balazs at 03:48 PM in Firearm Cases, Immigration | Permalink | Comments (0)
EDCA Court Denies U.S. DOJ's Request For Preliminary Injunction To Stop California "Sanctuary State" Law
Here is Judge Mendez's 60-page order denying the Trump administration's request for a preliminary injunction enjoining California's "Sanctuary State" law, AB 54. The court did enjoin California from enforcing Cal. Gov't Code §§ 7285.1 & 7285.2 and Cal. Labor Code § 1019.2(a) & (b) as applied to private employers.
And here is the Sacramento Bee's initial take on the order: Sac Bee, 7/5/18
Posted by John Balazs at 01:14 PM in Immigration, Judge Mendez, John A. , U.S. v. California "Sanctuary" Lawsuit | Permalink | Comments (0)
United States v. California: Feds Sue California Over State "Sanctuary" Laws
I love the title, United States v. California, of this complaint.
No district judge assigned yet.
California's not scared, says the Sacramento Bee. Make us proud, California!
NPR's story.
Jeff Sessions is scheduled to give an announcement about the lawsuit tomorrow (Wed), 8 a.m. before the California Peace Officers' Association 26th Annual Law Enforcement Legislative Day, at the Sawyer hotel, Magnolia Ballroom, 500 J Street, Sacramento.
Expect lots of protesters.
Must be designed to distract us from the other, er, shenanigans at the White House.
Immigration Fraud Nets Defendant A 20-Year Sentence
Helaman Hansen, a charismatic Elk Grove businessman who defrauded 471 undocumented immigrants out of their savings by promising them they could be adopted into citizenship, was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison Thursday.
"He has hurt so many people, and even today he still believes he's done what he could for these people," said U.S. District Judge Morrison C. England Jr. "He really doesn't get it. I believe the victims caught up in this scheme were very vulnerable and were trying their best to become citizens. As one victim said today, they were duped."
England ordered Hansen to pay $576,264 in restitution to his victims. But after the sentencing, Assistant U.S. Attorneys André M. Espinosa and Katherine T. Lydon told about half a dozen victims who had come to the sentencing that Hansen doesn't have the money to pay the judgment.
Sac Bee, 12/14/17
Posted by John Balazs at 02:54 PM in Fraud, Immigration, Judge England, Morrison C. (Chief Judge), Sentencings | Permalink | Comments (0)
Criminal Trial Over Alleged Fraud In Immigration Program Continues
The Sacramento Bee reports on the multi-week, ongoing fraud trial before Judge England alleging that defendant Helaman Hansen committed fraud through his "Americans Helping America" Adult Adoption program. Here are the competing positions:
In the eyes of federal officials, Hansen is a ruthless con artist who misrepresented the U.S. immigration system "to deceive and hurt those who are trying only to make a better life for themselves and their families," said Ryan L. Spradlin, a special agent in charge of the Homeland Security Investigations office in San Francisco. If convicted, Hansen could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison and fined as much as $250,000.
Hansen has pleaded not guilty and is out on $250,000 bail. One of his attorneys, Federal Defender Timothy Zindel, told the jury that his client suffers from bipolar "grandiosity" and thought he was "acting in good faith, not for financial gain and didn't encourage anyone to stay in the U.S. illegally."
Posted by John Balazs at 08:14 AM in Immigration, Sacramento Jury Trials | Permalink | Comments (0)
EDCA Suit Seeks Bail Hearings for Detained Undocumented Immigrants
From today's Sacramento Bee:
For a year and a half, Jose Garcia-Alcazar has been sitting in jails in Richmond and Elk Grove while his lawyers fight the government's efforts to deport him to his native Mexico. For more than six months now, Garcia-Alcazar, who has three children who are U.S. citizens, has not had a hearing to determine whether he is eligible for bail while the immigration courts figure out what to do with him.
Lawyers for the former car-wash employee in Rohnert Park call his extended stay in jail a case of indefinite detention. They also call it unconstitutional, and they say it stands in direct defiance of a 2011 appellate court ruling that guarantees incarcerated aliens a bail hearing – even if they have criminal records and made their way back to the United States after having already been deported. Garcia-Alcazar, 30, has drug convictions and once associated in Mexico with "coyotes" who smuggled people into the United States, one of his lawyers said.
Earlier this month, Garcia-Alcazar's attorneys filed a lawsuit in federal court in Sacramento seeking class-action status to try to reinstate bail hearings for him and an untold number of other undocumented immigrants. In the lawsuit, the lawyers are challenging a memorandum issued by an immigration judge in San Francisco that says people like Garcia-Alcazar who return to the U.S. after being deported are not entitled to "redetermination" hearings that would give them a chance to make their case for bail.
While an immigration judge's decisions are usually confined to his or her own courtroom, lawyers for Garcia-Alcazar say the one made by Anthony S. Murry on Dec. 12 has been reduced to an eight-page memo that is now being widely distributed. The plaintiff's attorneys noted that the memo came out and that bail hearings began to be curtailed just a month after President Donald Trump was elected on a campaign that promised to build a wall across the southern border of the United States and cut off illegal immigration from Mexico.
"It is kind of weird that it started happening toward the end of the year," said Joseph LaCome, the attorney who wrote the briefs in the case filed in Sacramento and who has filed similar lawsuits in Phoenix and San Francisco.
According to LaCome, it had been common practice in immigration courts before the election for judges to hold the bail hearings. He said such proceedings have since tailed off to "nothing."
Plaintiff's attorney LaCome, however, said he has been told by an attorney for the Office of the Chief Counsel – the arm of the Department of Homeland Security that prosecutes cases in immigration court – that Murry's memorandum is now being distributed around the country, making the case to deny bail hearings to immigrants from coast to coast.
"The OCC attorney told me they took it and ran with it all over the 9th Circuit," LaCome said. "The attorney told me it also was going all over the country."
A spokesman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which oversees the government's lawyers in immigration courts, declined to comment on any pending case.
LaCome maintains in the suit, filed Feb. 9, that the Murry memorandum violates the 2011 Diouf decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that entitles aliens to bail hearings every six months, even if they have been rearrested after deportation.
The Garcia-Alcazar petition seeks "an immediate custody hearing before a federal district judge or magistrate, or an IJ (immigration judge) other than IJ Murry," to determine whether the memorandum is lawful. It also wants to stop the U.S. Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, the Executive Office of Immigration Review and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement "from continuing their policy of influencing Immigration judges within this Circuit to deny Diouf bond hearings."
Posted by John Balazs at 08:21 PM in Immigration | Permalink | Comments (1)
U.S. Attorney Explains Drop In EDCA Immigration, Child Porn Cases
Fresno indictments in 2014 hit the lowest level in at least five years. Overall, indictments in 2014 were down 36% from 2013.
Benjamin Wagner, U.S. Attorney for California's eastern federal judicial district, which includes Fresno, says the reasons for the steep decline in immigration prosecution are federal court rulings combined with a change in California law.
As a result, Wagner says, dangerous undocumented immigrants are being released from county jails across the central San Joaquin Valley before federal law enforcement can arrest them.
"It's something we're quite concerned about," he says. "Our focus is not people who are here illegally, but people who are here illegally and have a significant criminal history and pose a public risk."
Immigration activists offer a different viewpoint. They say the change is welcome and has largely stopped people from being held in jail solely because of their immigration status.
While immigration cases accounted for much of the drop in Fresno federal indictments, there is another area seeing a high-profile decline: sex crimes against minors.
In Fresno, for years this has often been synonymous with child pornography arrests, with the Eastern District of California charging such cases at twice the national average. The backbone of the push has been Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative launched by the Department of Justice in May 2006 to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse.
Recently, Wagner asked prosecutors in both Fresno and Sacramento to pursue fewer indictments, but target the more serious cases.
An example would be the arrest last August of Visalia resident Tyrell Richmond, who is charged with sex trafficking after authorities say he tried to force three girls into prostitution in Fresno and Visalia. The case was a joint investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Fresno Police Department along with the Visalia Police Department.
As a result of the new approach, indictments for sex crimes against minors went from 33 in 2013 to 20 last year — a 39% drop.
Wagner says he wants the focus on child pornography production more than the guy with a child porn collection who is "living in his mom's basement." He also wants prosecution priorities focused more on sexual predators and any one who is in a position of authority who may be breaking child sex crime laws.
Fresno Bee, 5/30/15
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U.S. Attorney Comments On Decrease In Criminal Immigration Prosecutions
Here is link to U.S. Attorney Ben Wagner's opinion piece in Saturday's Sacramento Bee on the decrease in EDCA criminal immigration prosecutions of undocumented persons with criminal records, due to local officials declining to honor immigration holds at county jails.
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Extradited Sikh Activist Claims India Tortured Him
A Sikh political activist who was extradited from the United States claims in court that Indian intelligence officers tortured him despite the Indian government's promise that it would not happen.
Kulvir Singh Barapind sued the Republic of India, the State Government of Punjab, the Punjab police and a slew of other Indian officials, under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act. [Barpind v. India, No. 13-CV-0667-AWI].
The U.S. Secretary of State "agreed to extradite and surrender Mr. Barapind to India, but only after the Government of the Republic of India represented that Mr. Barapind would not suffer 'torture' in India as defined by the United Nations Convention Against Torture and Other Forms of Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment or Punishment," Barapind says in the complaint.
Courthouse News, 5/9/13
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Sacramento Couple Arrested for Marriage, Visa Fraud
A 65-page federal criminal complaint from the U.S. Attorney's Office claims that Sippy Lal, 55, and Mamta Sharma, 34, of Sacramento, orchestrated a complicated scheme, which arranged fake marriages to secure visas for non-citizens.
New10, 1/12/12 & News10 Video.
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Understanding the Texas Grid Failure
This week on The Energy Gang: we dissect what went wrong in Texas.
Stephen Lacey February 18, 2021
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Even for energy veterans, the depth of failures in Texas last week were breathtaking.
As arctic air froze power plants, gas lines, and mechanical instruments, the grid was shut down -- leaving 4 million people without electricity, unknown millions without heat, and three times that many without water.
Texas has been through freezes like this before in 2011, 2014 and 2018. Regulators were warned. So who is to blame for this historic catastrophe?
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Understanding Celiac Disease: An Introduction for Patients and Caregivers
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Much of what we know about the greatest medical disaster ever, the Black Plague of the fourteenth century, is wrong. The details of the Plague etched in the minds of terrified schoolchildren -- the hideous black...
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by Wilhelm Reich – Farrar, Straus and Giroux (July 01, 2013)
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by Joseph J. Trunzo – Changemakers Books (August 31, 2018)
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by Sarah Myhill – Chelsea Green Publishing (April 25, 2018)
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The Diabetes Code
by Dr. Jason Fung & Nina Teicholz – Greystone Books (April 03, 2018)
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Germ Smart! Infectious Diseases for Kids | Children's Biology Books
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Parking and Ride Start: Approximately 37 km on the Telkwa Forest Service Road. Vicinity of Milk Creek.
The ride to Telkwa Pass follows the Natural Gas Pipeline access road. This then connects with the Copper River Forest Service Road and it's various branches.