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Better Know a Freshman: Odell Beckham Jr. - Mr. Explosive
By Paul Crewe@ATVS_PaulCrewe Aug 15, 2011, 12:51am CDT
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Dwayne Bowe. Buster Davis. Early Doucet. Michael Clayton. Brandon LaFell. Josh Reed. The reputation of LSU as Wide Receiver U over the past decade is well known. The story is built on the backs of the "big" WR. Most of the above check-in at or above 6'2. All of them weigh-in at over 200 pounds. None of them profile as speedsters or will known for being particularly elusive and shifty. They make their bank being big and strong, and most of them are known as competent blockers (at worst). Terrance Toliver followed these foot steps, being a 6'5, 5-star recruit, but failed to ever live up to his recruiting hype. Rueben Randle seems to be the next heir apparent, but he's yet to fulfill his great promise either (though he's shown plenty of flashes and this could largely be attributed to inconsistent quarterback play). It seems LSU just manufactures these types, right off the factory line.
via cdn.bleacherreport.net
Can ODBJr. be the small WR star we've all been waiting for?
Yet, in the past few seasons, there is a gradual shift to the addition of smaller, more elusive WRs. When you mine the rosters from about 2000 on, there's nary a small WR that sticks out. Skylar Green is perhaps the most successful, and he never amassed more than 600 receiving yards in a season. His primary value came as a returner. The rest are hardly memorable. But could Odell Beckham Jr. be the man to change all that?
When Russell Shepard was recruited in 2009, opinions were split on his future. Would he be the next great dual-threat QB at LSU? Or is he more likely headed to a WR/RB role? The latter ended up being the truth. Thus far, the seams of the transition show through. Explosive plays followed by mental lapses and patches of disappearing from entire games. The promise is there; the consistency is not. Yet, two years remain to right his career.
Beckham Jr. comes to LSU as a WR/DB prospect. Early in the recruiting process he, perhaps unfairly, earned the label of "raw." His counterpart, Jarvis Landry, became known for his route running and refined skillset, while Beckham was the sensational athlete with an unclear future position wise. Many believed LSU saw him as a DB prospect while Beckham Jr. made it known he wanted to play WR. The recruiting process dragged on longer than many anticipated, but as it wore on it became increasingly obvious that there was only one choice.
In January, Beckham earned a chance to play in the Army All-American Bowl, a platform which gave him the opportunity to be seen in person by national evaluators, many of whom had only seen him on tape. Suddenly the question marks began to disappear. Beckham flashed superb route-running skills, showing a knack for finding the holes in the defense and getting separation from defenders. Even better, unlike most speedsters, Beckham displayed a sticky set of hands. He impressed over and over again, even earning honorable mention for "Best Hands" by Rivals evaluators.
The simple fact is, Beckham comes into LSU with the speed and explosiveness of a guy like Russell Shepard, but also refined route-running and catching ability that will get him into the mix early on. Miles' repeated compliments of Beckham as a standout, only affirm that notion. Many thought Beckham could be headed for a redshirt and that Jarvis Landry would be the first of the two to see the field. It now appears that both will and with Landry's injury, Beckham many even have the inside track.
Odell Beckham #3 WR/CB Class 2011 (via hvannorman1)
I do believe Beckham can be the first "small" WR star to come from LSU in some time. Jarvis Landry also fits the bill, though his skill set profiles more as a "big" WR. Landry is tough, tenacious, run blocks like a demon, works the middle and hand catches. Beckham doesn't display the same blocking prowess, but flashes speed to burn with good RAC ability. They complement each other quite nicely, really. Over the course of their careers, I could see Landry developing as the "safety" valve guy, who will always be there when you need a 1st down, while Beckham becomes a big-play artist. That is not to say that either of the two can't do the other, just that they profile differently.
Finally, like Landry, there are some bloodlines at work here. Beckham's father played ball at LSU, and while you sometimes see players recruited based on name alone, this is very often a positive attribute. Both of his parents were standout athletes; he's grown up with sports, so chances are he'll be physically and mentally prepared, more so than others.
High End: Beckham has a chance to be an All-American WR. Though he's slight in stature (5'10", 175 lbs.), he likely profiles to the next level better than Landry because he is a speed merchant. This guy has NFL potential. I think he'll be a big-time player at LSU as early as next season, and we could see flashes when he gets into the game this season.
Low End: Solid starter at LSU.
Realistic: I see Beckham becoming one of our top two wide receivers by 2013, potentially sooner depending on how much of an impact he makes early on. He'll be in the mix this season, mostly as a 5th WR type, and next season in what should be an expanded role, but I think his junior year will be when he steps onto the field as one of the two starting WRs. Beckham's size may limit him to a slot role at the next level. He does have very good speed, but he's not quite "elite" like you need to be a small guy in the NFL (think DeSean Jackson). At the end of the day, I think he'll have a superb career at LSU with the opportunity to push for an NFL career.
LSU at Arkansas Meet Preview The climb continues in Fayetteville


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The Autobiography of a Farm Dog
Just ten more minutes, please
Wendell has been considering writing a book on how to be a farm dog since he thinks he is so good at it. Chapter One would be titled, "Do Not Forget to Set Your Alarm," since Wendell sleeps on a cushion 8 hours a day and on a feather pillow about 15 more hours a day and that doesn't leave very much time for farming. He doesn't like to miss milking, though, because that is when the milk is served.
It might be more of a booklet than a book, actually. Or maybe a free Kindle download.
In other news I have begun to become concerned about Pebbles. She has forgotten how to eat out of a dish. She can only eat when someone is cooing to her and feeding her by hand and complimenting her on her beautiful broken buckskin coat.
It's so sad, there is no way she will be able to survive in the wild.
Good luck when the monsoon hits this winter, Pebbles, I hope FEMA sends some trained cooers.
Don't worry about me, I will be fine, I could live for three weeks on one green bean and it would be an improvement over what I am getting now. And I also float like a can of beer.
The Bitter Pill
Pebbles, Pebbles, Pebbles. I am sick of hearing that name.
I got put in the fat girl pasture I don't know why and I was scratching to survive on grass hay.
I made a hole in the fence so I could at least get near the barn to at least smell the alfalfa and grain and then I got put on punishment since we have another horse trailer now.
Terra Belle went through the hole with me and she did not get put on punishment.
So did Izzy and Iota. Did they get put on punishment? No, the farmer couldn't catch them.
Is this how justice is served? Only to the slow? What kind of justice is that?
Slow justice is no justice! No justice, no peace!
Maddy the Sheriff of Crazytown got put on punishment with me but it is no punishment at all because she is a claustrophile and she likes the horse trailer. She would be perfectly happy inside a washing machine, as long as it was a front loader and she could see out. But to me it is double punishment because solitary confinement is bad enough but solitary confinement with Maddy is a bitter pill! And in case you didn't know it nobody likes a bitter pill!
Meanwhile outside the trailer I hear the visitors cooing over Pebbles, that she is even prettier than her picture, she is the prettiest goat they have ever seen, and offering her peanut butter crackers and maple leaves.
Pebbles is a bitter pill, and that is what I am going to call her from now on!
The Bitter Pill, with her stolen parka and her peanut butter crackers!
I hope you are happy, Miss Junior Champion Bitter Pill and Parka Thief! That is what I hope!
Yes, I Am Pebbles
That's right.
Cornball
Acorn, aka Cornball, guards the alfalfa as Bumbles looks on in dismay.
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The Weather Goat
Up in the mountains of Southern Oregon the Old Wives are saying it is going to be a long, dry, warm fall. This is something to do with the orange belly bands on the woolly caterpillars, and the coats on the horses. But we don't live in Southern Oregon. And we don't go by the Old Wives.
We go by Jammies, and Jammies right now has the undercoat of a Great Pyrenees living on the Glacier of the Pico de Aneto so we are telling you if you didn't do it already, get your extra hay in right away because the cold weather is coming and fast.
Not Any More
Everyone got home from the Fair and immediately got the sniffles as usual. Then of course it started to rain. Terra Belle's nose was running and so was Blue Jaye's. Clementine had an upset stomach and went on baking soda. Abby gave a few feeble coughs, trying to get more food.
"You're fine," the farmer said crisply.
Rosie sneezed into the hay feeder.
"Turn your head!" yelled the farmer.
Then Pebbles gave a tiny sniff, possibly not even a sniff. She may have been clearing alfalfa stems from her throat. She was whisked into the house immediately to get warmed up. While she was in there she ate hand-picked blackberry leaves and Kashi Go-Lean, along with a few bites of warm oatmeal with brown sugar.
When she came out she was wearing a two-tone waterproof parka with a hood and fur (faux, of course) fringing. Wendell did one of his goggle-eyed doubletakes when he saw her. His body language said, "isn't that my jacket?"
"Not any more," said Abby.
"That's right," said Pebbles.
The Nigerian show was about to start and all the Nigerians were called out to the show ring.
Oh, wait a minute, we better go back a couple of days. The farmer had an excellent helper named Seth. He helped get everybody ready for the Fair and load everybody and unload everybody and set everything up and did practice walking with Clementine because he was going to show her in the recorded grade show. Then since that was done he passed the time going on the Extreme Scream, the roller coaster, that big sickening slingshot looking thing, and many more rides including the Giant Slide, which he got kicked off for catching too much air.
And then right before the Nigerian show he got sick and couldn't come back to the Fair. So even though the plan had been to walk to the show ring with imperious elegance like the Lucky Star LaManchas at the last minute there was a change and it was decided that everybody would be dragged out kicking and screaming, which lent an air of festive jollity to the proceedings. Then everybody got shoved into a new set of pens at the side of the show ring, while the Farmer scrabbled around with imperious elegance looking for the shiny show collars to replace the grubby dollar store dog collars everyone was wearing.
The farmer from Minter Bay finally took pity and loaned out some nice show collars because otherwise it seemed hopeless.
Pebbles was the first to go out since the youngest always go first.
"Remember to come in third," said Abby. "If they put you up too far just roach your back like Terra Belle is doing or hunch up into an S-shape like Blue Jaye." Blue Jaye looked like a somber hopeless centipede inching up a twig.
"That's right," said Pebbles. Unfortunately Pebbles had been enjoying two days at the Fair, and she had been held up in the aisle many times as an example of a cute baby goat and she had already learned to pose for pictures, turning her head graciously from side to side to allow profile shots from every angle.
Anyway she went out in the ring and everything went fine for a while. The judge started a lineup and she had Pebbles in third.
"Good job," yelled Abby.
"Let's see them walk now," said the judge, and the line of doelings started walking around the ring, and unfortunately there was a lady on the other side of the ring with a camera and Pebbles automatically starting preening and posing and the judge immediately moved her up into first place.
"Hunch up!" yelled Abby. "Before it's too late!"
Pebbles hunched but unfortunately the judge didn't see it. She came in first. Then they did the other classes, and Blue Jaye came in third, and Terra Belle managed to come in fifth, and a very pretty senior kid won the senior kid class and a beautiful Poppy Patch dry yearling won that class, and then the judge called for the first and second place winners to come back out to choose the grand champion and the reserve grand champion.
"Don't worry," said Abby, "the dry yearling always wins. But hop on your back legs a few times just in case."
Pebbles went out and hopped on her back legs like a kangaroo but then wouldn't you know it she saw three people with cameras and she couldn't help herself she struck a pose and held perfectly still, adopting an expression of imperious elegance. Right away the judge said, "well there is a doeling here who really catches my eye and that is our junior kid and she will be my grand champion today." and there was a burst of applause and Pebbles shrugged with imperious elegance.
"That's right," she said.
No one had really expected this to happen except maybe Seth, who said on the first day as he was looking at Pebbles in her fair pen, "Look at her. How could she not win?"
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Go For the Bronze
The farmer got back from the Western Washington State Fair in Puyallup last night. Six unlucky goats were chosen to go to the Fair.
Acorn was going to go, and Clementine, and Pebbles and Abby and Blue Jaye and Terra Belle. Well at the last minute Acorn's papers didn't come and someone else had to subsitute and the farmer looked around wild-eyed and realized there was only one goat the same breed and age as Acorn, and that was Maple Hollow - we call her Rosie - who is smart as a whip, wild as a March hare, and fast as a jackrabbit.
"They can't take Rosie," I was thinking. "She is wild as a March hare and fast as a jackrabbit."
"Put Rosie in the truck," the farmer said grimly, and off went the six goats, all looking horrified except Abby and Pebbles, who were born here and lived here their whole lives but still come from Oregon which gives them eccentric ideas.
Abby and Pebbles looked oddly pleased. Abby stood on the wheel well and peered out the window of the truck canopy, chewing her cud.
"Oh good," she told the others, "we are finally going somewhere."
Clementine closed her eyes in order to make herself disappear. She is part Nubian.
At the Fair they got shoved into a pen next to some of our Nigerian cousins from Minter Bay and across the aisle from the magnificent LaManchas from Lucky Star, who each milk about 10,000 pounds of milk a day.
"So what," said Abby, "I could milk that much if I felt like it." She snubbed the LaManchas and made a beeline to the free alfalfa provided by the Fair.
"That's right," said Pebbles, joining her mother at the hay feeder.
Clementine saw what was going on and temporarily made herself visible again so that she could also begin gorging on alfalfa. Rosie peered all around the barn running the odds. If she jumped out of the pen and cut through the food pavilion she figured that she could make it out onto Meridian then head for River Road, turn south and canter along the banks of the river to Tacoma, hang a right and take the side streets over to the Narrows Bridge, cross over the Sound in the bike lane, camp out for the night in the delicious blackberry bushes by the driving range near the freeway in Gig Harbor, then make it back to the farm by Wednesday afternoon.
But then she realized she didn't have enough money for the bridge toll.*
So she shut off her brain and turned herself into a statue. Blue Jaye did the same thing. Terra Belle, drawn by a strange but powerful magnet, headed for the alfalfa, muttering to herself as she ate rhythmically: "this can't be happening, this can't be happening."
The next day the shows started and the magnificent LaManchas came back with reams and reams of ribbons and rosettes. Even Abby was awed to silence when the immense, gleaming, impeccably groomed Lucky Star's LOT Xhibit, the top milker in the country, walked by nonchalantly carrying 20,000 gallons of milk.
"Listen Pebbles," said Abby, eyeing the Lucky Star ribbons. "When we have our show be sure to come in third. First and second have to come back out for the championship round. Come in third and you are done for the day. I don't think we will be able to do any worse than third, though, since we are so beautiful. And we come from Oregon, where the goats look a lot better."
...Stay tuned for Part Two.
*she didn't know that the toll is only collected eastbound
The Repairman
We have a LaMancha buck named Xcellanti. Nobody would know how to pronounce that name even if we ever said it. But it doesn't matter because he is called Junior.
Junior loves his work and he is very handsome.
Junior never says anything but if he did it would be, "I can fix that."
Some of the does here are not beauty queens. A lot of them, actually. They have things like droopy udders and bad feet and they're too small and they don't milk enough. And so on.
It doesn't matter what's wrong. Junior can fix it.
Every year the farmer takes Big Orange to see Junior and says, "Junior, I do not have time to explain everything that is wrong with this doe. Just fix it."
Junior says nothing. He just starts right in fixing.
Disaster Looms
It has gotten very boring here with relentless good weather and no mishaps to speak of since the well. There is plenty to eat and the apples are falling off the trees. The tractor is running fine and the barn is stacked to the rafters with hay. A boatload of carrots came in.
The living is easy, very easy, a monkey could do it.
This can only mean one thing: catastrophe approaching, from the East probably, on little cat's feet.
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This is an application for admissibility of a pre-trial statement said to have been made by the accused to the police a day after his arrest on the 14th November, 2007. It was submitted by the defence that the said statement was not made at all by the accused. Mrs. Antao further contended that the accused was only asked to sign an empty (blank) sheet of paper in various places. And since the accused, being a man of low education, cannot write nor read it is submitted that the statement be rejected as it stands repudiated by him-. The accused however testified that WPC Marys Souffe after asking and recording his particulars continued to write "a lot of things" on a paper which he was then later on invited to sign. Indeed the accused pointed out to the Court his signatures on the statement in issue.
In the case of a repudiated statement the question of fact whether the statement was or was not made by an accused person is one to be decided by the judge and that question must be determined after the holding of a trial within a trial. Therefore, when voluntariness is not in issue at all but a statement alleged to have been made by the accused is challenged in whole or in part on the ground that the accused did not make it then the Court, before admitting the statement in evidence, is obliged to hear such evidence as the prosecution may wish to produce to satisfy itself that a prima facie case is made out that the impugned statement was in fact made.
I have given careful consideration to all the evidence before me. Of course in a case of this nature where one is faced with a statement tantamount to a confession or incriminating or inculpatory in nature there is a high possibility of the author trying to exculpate himself. On the whole I am satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that a prima facie case has been made out to the effect that the impugned statement was in fact made. There is ample evidence from the testimonies of WPC Marys Souffe and PC Jules Robinson to support this version. The minor inconsistencies pointed out by the defence counsel during the whole exercise of recording this statement could not vitiate the said statement as they did not go to the root of the matter. PC Jules Robinson corrected himself in re-examination that it was a human error for him to have written a wrong date below his signature after witnessing the recording of the statement by WPC Marys Souffe.
Accordingly, the statement should be admitted.
Dated this 29th day of April, 2008.


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Tsunami strikes Indonesia after local authorities lift warning
Video footage showed a six-foot wall of water smashing into the Indonesian city of Palu.
A collapsed house after an earthquake in Donggala, Central Sulawesi. Indonesia was rocked by a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake on Sept. 28, 2018.National Agency for Disaster Management / AFP - Getty Images
Sept. 28, 2018, 3:28 PM UTC
By Corky Siemaszko
A six-foot wall of water crashed into an Indonesian island on Friday — several hours after local authorities lifted a tsunami warning.
And as the wave hit the island of Sulawesi and swamped the city of Palu, it became immediately clear that the warning had been lifted too soon.
Video footage of a massive wave smashing into Palu, uprooting trees and mowing down buildings in its path while people are heard screaming and seen running for their lives, quickly appeared online.
Selamat saudara" kami di Donggala, Palu, Ya Allah #gempa pic.twitter.com/5mbWYpkQa5
— PMII Channel (@pmiichannel_) September 28, 2018
Some 300,000 people live in that provincial capital.
The waters began receding almost immediately after the tsunami hit at 5:48 p.m. local time and there was no word on any deaths.
Hary Tirto Djatmiko, a spokesman for Indonesia's geophysics agency, confirmed to The Associated Press that a tsunami hit and said his agency was still in the midst of collecting information about what happened.
The tsunami appears to have been touched off by a huge 7.7 magnitude earthquake that hit at 10:02 a.m. local time (6:02 a.m. ET) some 35 miles north of Palu, officials said.
The tsunami warning was lifted about 30 minutes after the quake struck, local officials tweeted.


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We have bottled the first batch of Sake Gin in Saaremaa. The bottles will reach stores by the end of the year.
The new Sake Gin uses local rice-like juniper berries, a new juniper species that is yet to be officially named. The locals in Saaremaa have called the species Rice Juniper for centuries, but it is not known outside the island. It has been a well-kept secret of the island's inland areas.
Here is an old photograph from the local museum.
The official naming of the juniper species is due to happen in 2023, at the next International Botanical Congress. While classical juniper trees crave dry soil, the so-called rice juniper is extremely sensitive to water shortages. To ensure sufficient water, most rice juniper fields need mechanical watering to maintain flooded conditions in the field during the few weeks of Estonian summer.
"The island gets a lot of low-intensity sunlight throughout the year, and with the increasingly rainy weather – the region's weather could be easily compared to the legendary English weather – it is a perfect habitat for the so-called rice juniper," said professor Peter O'Kenowefa from Rice J University.
The health effects of rice juniper are currently being investigated in joint studies by Rice J University and the University of Sigulda in Latvia. The latter's recent study on gin's effects on metabolism, suggesting that gin could help your body burn calories faster, put the little-known university on the world map.
Whether sake gin has similar, or even larger positive impacts on your health, than just gin requires further study.
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Please note: the story was published on april fool's day. we have had floods in saaremaa, but no rice juniper grows on the island. (as far as we know).
sake gin is a good idea, but we have to find some other way to make it.
We talked with our founder Maarit about some of the initial questions that arise when you start to think about gin – either drinking it or thinking about how to make it.
Gin is made through a distilling process, where neutral spirit is flavoured with special botanicals and then distilled into some of the most magical drinks.
Some botanicals are very common in gin. By definition, gin has to contain a juniper flavour, but often there is also coriander or orris root.
The key ingredient is juniper berry, but I have tasted a gin with only 3 botanicals and one with more than 40 botanicals. Our first gin contains ten different botanicals.
These days most gin producers use a neutral base spirit from one of the bigger spirit manufacturers, and then distil it further with their selection of botanicals.
What grain is used to make gin?
The base alcohol for making gin can be made of several grains – like wheat, barley or rye. In some countries corn, potatoes and even sugar beet are in active use.
For our Ösel Dry Gin we use rye as it has deep historical roots in the food culture of the island and it gives the gin its crisp and fresh taste.
Can you make gin from vodka?
You can use vodka to make gin. In theory, a gin producer could have a supply agreement with a vodka producer. Gin producers use base spirit, which is a vodka-like spirit product.
To make your personal "gin" the easiest option is to use vodka – just mash and soak juniper berries and other botanicals whose taste you think you might like in your gin, in the vodka and voila, you have a gin-like drink. It's not a distilled gin and can easily become unpleasant (believe me, I have tried).
It is easier to take a gin you like and make your own flavoured version of it. This is the most common technique that is used to make sloe gins. You can turn any regular gin into a sloe gin by just adding sloe berries and sugar.
Sugar? But most gins are called dry. Even Lahhentagge's first product is called Ösel Dry Gin. What makes gin dry?
Similar to wines, gin can be dry or sweetened. Both compound and distilled gin can be labelled as Dry Gin or London Dry Gin if they do not contain sugar or any other sweetening agents.
How do you make a gin distillery?
A gin distillery can be set up like any other distillery. In principle, all you need to have is the necessary equipment and proper licenses.
We are early in the process of building one, if you want to know more about how it can be done – and maybe also why it should not be done – you can follow our adventures here, on this page.
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FTSE 100 Index (, ) — ведущий индекс Британской фондовой биржи (лондонский биржевой индекс). Рассчитывается независимой компанией FTSE Group, которой совместно владеют агентство Financial Times и Лондонская фондовая биржа. Считается одним из наиболее влиятельных биржевых индикаторов в Европе.

Начал рассчитываться с 3 января 1984 года с уровня 1000 пунктов. Достиг своего рекордного значения в 6950,6 пункта 30 декабря 1999 г. После драматического падения во время финансового кризиса 2007—2010 годов ниже значения 3500,0 в марте 2009, индекс в значительной мере восстановился до пикового значения в 6091,33 пунктов 8 февраля 2011, что было наивысшим значением с середины 2008. Утром 23 сентября 2011 индекс упал ниже отметки 5000,0. На 19 июня 2012 значение было 5,586 пунктов.

Индекс основывается на курсах акций 100 компаний с наибольшей капитализацией, котирующихся на Лондонской фондовой бирже (LSE). Суммарная капитализация этих компаний составляет 80 % совокупной капитализации всех котирующихся на бирже компаний.

Компании, чьи акции учитываются в расчёте индекса FTSE 100, должны удовлетворять условиям, выставляемым FTSE Group:
 входить в список Лондонской фондовой биржи,
 стоимость акций индекса FTSE 100 должна выражаться в фунтах или евро,
 пройти тест на принадлежность к определённому государству,
 акции FTSE 100 должны находиться в свободном обращении и быть высоколиквидными.

Торги на бирже идут с 08:00 до 16:29 по Гринвичу (GMT зимой, летом GMT + 1) (когда начинаются действия по закрытию), цена закрытия высчитывается в 16:35 по Гринвичу.

База расчёта индекса
Текущий состав индекса по состоянию на 15 февраля 2016 года.

В базу расчёта индекса FTSE 100 входят акции 100 компаний, но Royal Dutch Shell и Schroders представлены сразу двумя классами акций, поэтому формально база расчёта состоит из 100 ценных бумаг.

Обзор
Индекс поддерживается FTSE Group, ныне полностью принадлежащей дочерней компанией Лондонской фондовой биржи, которая возникла как совместное предприятие между Financial Times и Лондонской фондовой биржей. Он рассчитывается в режиме реального времени и публикуется каждую секунду, когда рынок открыт.

FTSE 100 в целом состоит из 100 крупнейших квалификационных британских компаний по полной рыночной стоимости. Общая рыночная стоимость компании рассчитывается путем умножения цены акций компании на общее количество выпущенных ими акций.Однако многие из них являются компаниями, ориентированными на международный рынок, поэтому движение индекса является довольно слабым индикатором того, как развивается экономика Великобритании, и существенно зависит от обменного курса фунта. Лучшим показателем британской экономики является индекс FTSE 250, поскольку он содержит меньшую долю международных компаний.

Несмотря на то, что индекс FTSE All-Share является более всеобъемлющим, FTSE 100 на сегодняшний день является наиболее широко используемым индикатором фондового рынка Великобритании. Другие соответствующие показатели индекса FTSE 250 (которая включает в себя следующее крупнейших 250 компаний после индекса FTSE 100), индекса FTSE 350 (который является агрегирование индекса FTSE 100 и 250), индекса smallcap индекс и индекса FTSE молодой индекса. FTSE All-Share объединяет FTSE 100, FTSE 250 и FTSE SmallCap.

Чтобы быть включенной в индекс, компания должна соответствовать ряду требований, установленных группой FTSE, включая наличие полного листинга на Лондонской фондовой бирже с деноминированной в фунтах стерлингов или евро ценой на сервисе электронных торгов фондовой биржи, а также выполнение определенных тестов на национальную принадлежность, свободное обращение и ликвидность.

Непрерывные торги на Лондонской фондовой бирже начинаются в 08: 00 и заканчиваются в 16: 30 (когда начинается заключительный аукцион), а значения закрытия берутся в 16:35.

Ссылки
 Информация о составе индекса на официальном сайте FTSE Group

Европейские фондовые индексы

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Hatters
Gambin heads to Red Devils on loan
Hatters midfielder Luke Gambin
Mike Simmonds
Published: 08:18 Saturday 01 September 2018
Hatters midfielder Luke Gambin joined League Two club Crawley Town on loan until the end of the season yesterday.
The 25-year-old Maltese international has made 38 appearances for Luton, scoring three times, since signing from Barnet for an undisclosed fee in January 2017, although only 12 of them have been league starts.
Gambin's only outing this term came in the 1-0 Carabao Cup defeat to West Bromwich Albion, and will be available for the Red Devils' trip to Lincoln City this afternoon, while he can play in the FA Cup, but not the Checkatrade Trophy.
Crawley director of football Selim Gaygusuz said: "Luke is a player we have been watching for some time and I am really happy to have been able to get this one over the line.
"He is a quality player with international experience, and is a fantastic addition to the team."
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Крка () — река в Словении, в регионе Доленьска, правый приток Савы. Длина реки — 94,6 км, её исток расположен на высоте 312 м над уровнем моря, устье — на высоте 141 м. Площадь бассейна 2284 км².

Исток Крки расположен на юго-восток от столицы страны Любляны. На реке расположен единственный крупный город — Ново-Место. Недалеко от города на реке расположен остров с замком Оточец. Крка впадает в Саву около хорватской границы в городе Брежице.

В честь реки названа крупнейшая словенская фармацевтическая фирма — Krka, расположенная в Ново-Месте.

Был известен Страбону под именем «Korkoras».

Примечания

Литература
 Bogataj, Janez, (1982). Mlinarji in žagarji v dolini zgornje Krke. Dolenjski tisk, Dolenjski muzej, Znanstveni inštitut Filozofske fakultete, 191 str. COBISS 13129985.
 Gams, Ivan (1962). Nekatere značilnosti Krke in njenih pritokov. V: Dolenjska zemlja in ljudje, str. 92-110. Dolenjska založba, Novo mesto. COBISS 2937601.
 Koncept prostorskega razvoja občine Žužemberk s poudarkom na turizmu. TOPOS d. o. o., 2000. 164 str.
 Natek, Milan (1984).  Nekatere geografske značilnosti izrabe vodne sile v porečju Krke. V: Dolenjska in Bela krajina, str. 129—145. Geografsko društvo Slovenije, Ljubljana.
 Savnik, Roman (1962). Nekateri problemi kraške hidrografije na Dolenjskem. V: Dolenjska zemlja in ljudje, str. 15-30. Dolenjska založba, Novo mesto. COBISS 2937601.
 Šifrer, Milan, Lovrenčak, Franc, Natek, Milan (1981). Geografske značilnosti poplavnih območij ob Krki pod Otočcem. Geografski zbornik, 20 (1980), str. 95-208. COBISS 10615085.

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The Real Problem with Private Prisons. Hint: It's Not the Lobbying.
by Eric Lotke | Oct 13, 2015 | Blog, Current Issues, Progressive Vision
Private prisons are a cancer. Private prisons make money by locking people up, and the more people they lock up for more time, the more money they make.
Private prisons are morally distasteful, they don't save money, and they have historic performance problems. But they persist. Why does this cancer continue to grow?
The answer is not the lobbying or the political contributions — though the industry does both. The answer isn't the contracts that guarantee 90% or 100% occupancy — though surely they help — or even the industry-financed research that purports to show cost savings when neutral research shows no such thing.
The answer is deeper than that and goes to the very heart of the industry.
Private prisons are filled because they are there. They succeed by being available. Companies build them, and the people come.
In the old days, prisons were major public works, built with public financing. To build a state prison (or a county jail) the jurisdiction would issue a bond. But issuing a bond typically requires voters' permission. Voters would need to vote in favor of the bond issue — and it would compete for debt financing against schools, roads, parks and other public goods.
That's the key. Voters might well respond to "tough on crime" as a political campaign — but when it comes to spending rare public money, they are more likely to prefer schools or transit. Bond financing is where that rubber hits the road.
Private prisons create an alternative path.
Just when prisons fill up and voter approval would be needed to build more.– Just as advocates propose lower sentences, "treatment not jail" or other reforms.– When growth looks unsustainable.–
— At that moment, in steps the private prison industry, offering empty prisons with plenty of space available.
Private prisons help the electorate avoid hard choices. Private prisons let elected officials escape balancing priorities. The prison is right there; just sign here.
The private prison companies built "on spec" in the 1990s, building without even a contract, speculating that public entities would fill them. Sadly, they were right. A brand new, already-built, private prison was hard to refuse.
Other paths were also forged. Companies like Goldman Sachs and Bank of America created "Lease Revenue Bonds" to finance traditional prisons. Sure, interest rates are higher and they cost more over the long run, but they don't require pesky voter approval.
Of course private prison space came with promises of increased efficiency, improved performance and cost savings. The promises immediately proved not to be true, but that didn't matter.
The Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) prison opened in Youngstown, Ohio, in 1997. Seven people died in the first year of operation. Twenty people were stabbed and six escaped, including two murderers.
Studies by the US GAO in 1996 and the US Attorney General in 1998 found no evidence that private corrections either reduced cost or raised performance quality. "Our analysis of the existing data does not support such an optimistic view," concluded the AG review.
The same conclusion has been reached ever since. In my mind, the episode that should have killed the industry happened in 2010. Three inmates escaped from a private prison in Kingman, Arizona, kidnapped two tourists, killed them both and burned their bodies in their camper.
But that's not the scary part. The scary part is the official review. State investigators found that the perimeter was left unmonitored for 15 minutes at the start of every shift, with only a single person monitoring the entire perimeter at the time of the escape; that there were so many false alarms (89 during the 16 hour study period) that staff learned to disregard them; that one-third of the security staff had less than three months on the job and that there was no officer training program.
Thus does our private sector reduce costs. By cutting corners. Nonetheless, with multi-million pay for executive staff and profits for shareholders, private prisons still don't cost less than public ones.
Yet the industry lives on. Why? How?
First, some good news. Mass incarceration is running out of energy and prison populations are starting to shrink. Smart states close private prisons first, and public prisons only after the low-hanging fruit is picked. Both CCA and Geo stock have lost ground in 2015.
Now the bad news. The federal government wants to lock up immigrant detainees. The federal government lacks money and inclination to build anew — but the private sector has plenty of capacity. Indeed, as states cut back, more space becomes available.
— Just when advocates should have the upper hand against additional detention, private prisons still make it easy to lock people up. There's plenty of space.
Bernie Sanders has introduced legislation to ban private prisons. Hillary Clinton told #BlackLivesMatter activists that she opposes them. I want people to know what they're up against. Lobbyists and fundraising for sure. But also empty space. Nature abhors a vacuum.


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5th International LISA Symposium
ESLAB 2005
40th ESLAB Symposium
Mars Express & ExoMars 2007
IPPW-5
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Organizing Committees
Al Seiff Award
IDSW 2008
AIDA VOWS 2009
Brown Dwarf 2009
SOC / LOC
PV 2009
Programme Organizing Committee
Final Programme
Dark Universe 2009
Charge Exchange
BepiColombo SWT 7
GREAT Plenary Meeting
ESAC VO School
ESAC E-Science Workshop
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Atmospheric waves workshop 2011
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SciOps 2011
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Tidal Disruption
Frontiers of Star Formation
Formation and Evolution of Moons
Star and Planet Formation
Planet Mars IV
Spectral/timing properties of accreting objects
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The science of MarcoPolo-R
PLATO 2.0 Science Workshop
Science Operations 2013
First ExoMars Landing Site Selection Workshop
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Rosetta Science meeting and SWT #39
IVOA Interoperability Meeting
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"Planet Mars IV"
Les Houches, France
Workshop rationale
In the last few years, our understanding of Mars state and evolution has been greatly improved by the observations made by missions such as the ESA mission Mars Express or the NASA missions Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, the Mars Exploration Rovers and Phoenix. Models describing the atmospheric dynamics are now constrained by long term monitoring of the characteristics of the Martian atmosphere. High resolution images and infrared spectroscopic data lead to geomorphologic models of the Martian surface that enable us to test models of its evolution, and to revisit the Martian history. After the successful landing of Mars Science Laboratory/Curiosity in August 2012, new data on the detailed composition of key geological structures are being acquired. MAVEN is due to be launched in November 2013, with the goal of deciphering the atmospheric escape and its role on the climate. The selection of the InSight mission promises the acquisition of unique geophysical measurements, including seismic observations, that will improve our understanding of Mars' interior structure and dynamics. The ExoMars mission, led by ESA and Russia, includes an orbiter for atmospheric studies to be launched in 2016 and a rover, dedicated to exobiology analyses, to be launched in 2018. Finally, a MSL-2020 mission is in preparation on the NASA side.
The school « Planet Mars IV », as its previous three editions, will address all fields of investigations of the red planet, and discuss the prospects for the next steps of its exploration.
The workshop will be held on October 20-25, 2013, at the Centre of Physics of Les Houches, Valley of Chamonix, France
In April-May 2003, a 12-day workshop devoted to the study of Planet Mars took place in Les Houches. About 75 participants, including 30 speakers, attended the workshop. In May-June 2005, a second edition of this workshop took place. Its objective was to gather what we presently know (and do not know) about the planet as a global system, from its internal structure to its interaction with the solar wind. This workshop was organized in order to get the community, including the recently qualified scientists, best prepared for exploiting the forthcoming space missions devoted to Mars at that time: Mars Express and the two Mars Exploration Rovers. The third edition of the Mars workshop took place on March 28 – April 2, 2010, still in Les Houches, with the goal of updating our understanding of Mars in the light of the results of these new missions. The location of hydrated minerals, their age, the H2O content of the subsurface, the possible presence of methane are some among the recently revealed discoveries which were presented and discussed.
The goals of the fourth edition of the Mars workshop are to integrate the main results of both the recent Earth-based observations and the missions to Mars (Mars Express, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Phoenix, the MERs and MSL/Curiosity) into a new global picture of Mars evolution. With the same spirit of the previous workshops, discussions among scientists of different disciplines will be encouraged and it is foreseen that they will help refine the scientific goals of the future missions to Mars. This workshop is an opportunity for the young scientists to be updated on the most recent results and to be trained in some specific data processing techniques. In addition to the previous editions, a specific session will be devoted to comparative analyses of Mars, Venus, the Earth and Titan in all their aspects (internal structure; atmospheric composition and photochemistry; climatology; this session will take advantage of recent results acquired, in particular, by the Venus Express and Cassini missions, as well as recent developments on global climate models of Venus and Titan.
As in the case of the previous editions, the format of the workshop will encourage discussions. Leading scientists in the interpretation of data and in modelling processes will present their views on key topics, such as (1) internal structure and magnetism; (2) geomorphology, geology, mineralogy and petrology; (3) atmosphere, climate, water cycle and atmospheric escape; (4) origin of the Martian moons; (5) exobiology. We have also introduced the topic of comparative planetology. Finally, special attention will be given to the discussion of the MSL/Curiosity results, and the prospect of future planetary missions to Mars. Posters from students and scientists will be displayed and will be discussed during dedicated poster sessions and coffee breaks. A specific session on data processing (MSL/ChemCam analysis in particular) will also be organised.
List of confirmed speakers
T. Appéré (AIM/CEA), S. Atreya (Univ.Michigan), B. Banerdt (JPL-Caltech), D. Brain (LASP), D. Breuer (DLR), V. Dehant (Royal Observatory of Belgium), F. Forget (CNRS-LMD), O. Forni (CNRS-IRAP), A. Giménez (ESA/ESAC), F. Gómez (INTA-CSIC), E. Hauber (DLR), P. Lognonné (CNRS-IPGP), R. Lundin (IRF), S. Maurice (CNRS-IRAP), D. McCleese (JPL-Caltech), P. Mahaffy (NASA Goddard), N. Mangold (CNRS-LPG Nantes), M. Mischna (JPL-Caltech), F. Montmessin (CNRS-Latmos), F. Poulet (CNRS-IAS), F. Rocard (CNES), P. Rosenblatt (Royal Observatory of Belgium), V. Sautter (CNRS-MNHM), C. Sotin (JPL-Caltech), J.Vago (ESA/ESTEC), A. Vasavada (JPL-Caltech), O. Witasse (ESA/ESTEC).
Programme available
Pdf file is available
Scientific Organizing Committee
The international Scientific Organizing Committee is composed of:
Thérèse Encrenaz, Emeritus Senior Scientist at CNRS, LESIA, Observatoire de Paris, Meudon, France
Christophe Sotin, Chief Scientist for Solar System Exploration, JPL-Caltech, Pasadena, USA (leave of absence from University of Nantes, France) - Web page
Olivier Witasse, Mars Express and Exomars Trace Gas Orbiter Project Scientist, European Space Agency, ESTEC, The Netherlands
Registration and Important dates
Deadline for registration and poster abstract submission
Notification and final programme release
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If you're considering a visit to Dallas through her international airport or you're using it to connect another destination, you'll need to know your way around the airport, at least for the few hours you'll spend there. And that's precisely why we put together a complete tour of the airport you a clear picture of its facilities, basic information, and amenities to ensure you have a smooth trip.
The Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is found half between Dallas and Fort Worth. It holds the positions of fourth busiest airport in the world by aircraft traffic, the largest hub for American Airlines and ninth busiest international gateway in the United States.
The Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has five terminals (labelled A, B, C, D and E) and a total of 165 gates. A skyline people mover takes passengers from one terminal to another within the secured areas. And outside secured areas, buses move people between terminals.
Terminal A: it has a total of 26 gated, it handles mostly local flights and houses the American Airlines.
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Lounges: Admirals Club
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Restaurants and bars: McDonald's, Urban Taco, Chili's Too, TGI Friday's.
Lounges: Admirals Club.
Hotel: Hyatt Regency DFW.
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Terminal D: this is the international terminal at Dallas-Fort Worth. It has 28 gates and it's built to serve 32,000 passengers everyday, making a total of 11.7 million passengers every year. This terminal has over 8,000 parking spaces and a Smart Technology System which detects fully occupied parking lots. It houses a number of airlines, including; AeroMexico, American Airlines/American Eagle, Avianca, British Airways, Cayman Airways, Emirates, ETIHAD, Interjet, Japan Airlines, Korean Air, Lufthansa, QANTAS, Qatar Airways, Sun Country Airlines, Texas Sky, VIA Airlines and Volaris.
Restaurants and bars: Fuddruckers Hamburgers, McDonald's, Cantina Laredo, TGI Friday's, Forks Prime Steakhouse.
Shop: Buckaroo Duty Free.
Lounges: American Express Centurion Lounge, The Club (Priority Pass), The Club at DFW, American Airlines Temporary Premium Lounge.
Hotels: Minute Suites, Grand Hyatt DFW.
Car Rentals: Advantage Rent A Car, Alamo, Avis Rent a Car, Budget Car, Dollar, Enterprise, E-Z Rent-A-Car, Hertz. National, Thrifty, Firearch.
Terminal E: it has 36 gates and it serves as a home to Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, American Eagle, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue, Spirit Airlines, United Airlines, WestJet.
Restaurants and bars: TGI Friday's.
Lounges: Delta Sky Club, United Club.
AIRPORT TO CITY
The DFW has facilities that enable passengers connect the city with ease. It hosts ten rental car companies in a consolidated rental cars facility and it's connected to all terminals. The Dallas public transport system, DART offers bus services and also has a light rail at Terminal A. And you can find Trinity Metro TEXrail at Terminal B. Formore information getting Dallas-Fort Worth Airport to City
Source of maps: https://www.dfwairport.com/guide/
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You Support Him You Endorse Them: The KKK Endorses Trump
KKK Endorses Trump: "Make America Great Again"
Friends of Padre Steve's World,
Let's be honest. There is no argument of moral equivalency between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Since he announced his candidacy in 2015 Trump has appealed to the basest racism and nativism of his supporters. Those hard core racists have been at the core of his campaign from the beginning and include some of his closest advisors.
But then there are others, mainly traditional conservatives, but especially "Christian" conservatives, who have sold their sold their souls to support Trump simply because they hate Hillary Clinton. I understand that because from 1992 until 2001 I was one of them. I hated her, mostly because of listening to Rush Limbaugh non-stop and keeping a steady diet of Fox News and other supposedly "conservative" news outlets. But that began to change well before I left the GOP in 2008. I discovered that she was a brilliant woman who could work across the aisle for the benefit of all Americans, the same thing men like Republican Senator Lindsey Graham discovered when working with her in the Senate.
But today's endorsement of Trump by the KKK, not to mention the deep support that Trump enjoys among neo-Nazis, the Alt-Right, and other overtly racist and fascist groups should be a warning to anti-Hillary conservatives and especially conservative or Evangelical Christians. And I would ask what exactly do you stand for if you support Trump? Please tell me because as a Christian, as a man who is a 35 year military combat veteran, and who was a Republican for 32 years from 1976 until 2008 I really want to know. Please don't say that it's lower taxes because under Trump you will pay more of them and get less for what you put in and even according to the CATO Institute, Trump's "tax plan" will cause the deficit to explode. Please don't say that it's less government, because Trump is planning to expand Federal police powers beyond anything ever imagined.
So, ignore every other thing about Trump, and ask yourself this question, especially if you are African American, Hispanic, Asian American, Jewish, or even LGBTQ: "can you own this?" and "could you imagine living in that kind of America?"
If you can I have to remind you of the quote by the German pastor Martin Niemoller:
"I find myself wondering about that too. I wonder about it as much as I regret it. Still, it is true that Hitler betrayed me. I had an audience with him, as a representative of the Protestant Church, shortly before he became Chancellor, in 1932. Hitler promised me on his word of honor, to protect the Church, and not to issue any anti-Church laws. He also agreed not to allow pogroms against the Jews, assuring me as follows: 'There will be restrictions against the Jews, but there will be no ghettos, no pogroms, in Germany. I really believed given the widespread anti-Semitism in Germany, at that time—that Jews should avoid aspiring to Government positions or seats in the Reichstag. There were many Jews, especially among the Zionists, who took a similar stand. Hitler's assurance satisfied me at the time. On the other hand, I hated the growing atheistic movement, which was fostered and promoted by the Social Democrats and the Communists. Their hostility toward the Church made me pin my hopes on Hitler for a while. I am paying for that mistake now; and not me alone, but thousands of other persons like me."
There are consequences, and if you think that you and your civil rights would be safe in a Trump administration, under a man who has promised to jail political opponents, purge the government of opponents, deport millions, roll back civil rights, order the military to commit war crimes, and curtail the freedom of the press, without a single promise of protecting civil rights for anyone, the you are a fool, maybe a damned fool. If you endorse him, you endorse them. Think about it.
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Arsenal 4 – 4 Tottenham Highlights. How did we draw?
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I returned from watching the North London derby feeling a little deflated, although I have to say it was one of the most exciting Arsenal games I have seen.
There was an electric atmosphere at the Grove, Bentley was abused as you might expect, and there were plenty of goals.
Tottenham scored first, Bentley (who else?) lobbed Almunia from about 40 yards. We couldn't get the ball down in midfield and we were all over the shop.
The goal provided the usual wake up call, and we pressed back, getting a few good opportunites, with lovely passing moves, Theo and RVP linked up well. Then came our reply on '37 – Silvestre got a goal from a corner – Gomes got nowhere near the ball, he looked very weak at corners.
We were hoping for a quick start after half time and we got it, RVP was felled and the freekick was swung into the box for Gallas to head in, 2-1 on '46.
Things were looking up, and we went into cruise control as Ade put Nasri's stunning chip over the line and made it 3-1.
THIS IS WHERE WE SHOULD HAVE CLOSED THE GAME.
Spurs then went on to get a lucky goal within 3 minutes, Almunia spilled a strong shot from Huddlestone, and Bent picked it up, 3-2 on '67.
We went back up the other end and scored straight away, Hutton gifted Ade the ball, and he set up RVP for a beautiful goal, everyone went wild, 4-2..
Eboue, Diaby and Song all came on as Theo, RVP and Nasri got a rest. We seemed to relax a little – in the 89th minute Clichy (who was fantastic all night) slipped on the ball, presenting Jenas with an open run on goal, his shot went past Almunia – 4-3.
Now panic set in, and Arsenal looked in disarray, the feeling in the crowd was that we couldn't hold on, and it was only to true, in stoppage time Modric shot took a deflection off Silvestre, which put it onto the post, it bounced back out perfectly for the onrushing Lennon who easily put it away. The few remaining Spurs fans went mental.
Tonight was very disappointing, there were positives, Denilson had a fantastic second half, and RVP played amazingly, but our defensive mistakes cost us yet again. We were unluck, but all of their goals could have been prevented by more astute defensive work.
Interestingly, two of our goals came from centre backs today – maybe representing how much more of an attacking team we are!
In all, it was an amazing Arsenal performance, but the last 4 minutes where we lost focus cost us 3 points which we thoroughly deserved.
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Idi Sambar / Nellai Idi Sambar, one of the signature sambar recipe from Tirunelveli area with freshly made spices. In our home, we used to make this sambar at least once in a month and we all love it so much.Since the spices are freshly made for this sambar, the flavor and taste are amazing than the regular sambar. In those days, the spices are grinded in ural & ulakkai(traditional kitchen gadgets used for grind spices), but here in the recipe i have used mixie only, make sure that the spices are coarsely grounded to get that authentic texture and flavor of the sambar.
For this week of BM, i have chosen the theme as "Regional Cuisine", so for the next three days, i'm gonna post the regional famous dishes from "Tamilnadu". A month before also, i had chosen the same theme and really loved to make and share the less popular regional dishes, so i had picked the same theme for this month also :-). Stay tuned for more regional famous dishes and now let's see how to make this authentic nellai idi sambar.
First all the veggies into medium size pieces. Add toor dal and the veggies(which takes long time to cook like potato) into the pressure cooker along with enough water and asafoetida powder. Pressure cook them for 3 whistles or until the dal is mushy. Take all the ingredients for dry roast, first add all the spices (expect coconut,garlic and onions) in a kadai with 1/4 tsp of oil and roast till it becomes aromatic and slightly changes its color, remove from the plate and keep it aside. In the same kadai, add the coconut,garlic and onions, roast till the coconut becomes golden in color, remove from the flame and let them cool completely. Soak the tamarind in the water for 15-20 mins. Once the spices are cooled, put it into the blender jar and grind them into coarse powder. In a kadai, add the extracted tamarind juice from the soaked tamarind and then add the veggies like brinjal and drumstick . Let the veggies cook. In the mean time, open the pressure cooker & mash the dal and keep it ready. Once the veggies are cooked, add the dal and turmeric powder. Give a good mix, then add the grounded spices and salt. Mix it well. Add more or less of water as per your liking and bring into boil, then keep the flame in low and let it boil for 5 more minutes. Finally temper the ingredients listed under "To Temper" and add into sambar along with chopped coriander leaves. Switch off the flame. Tasty and flavorful Nellai Idi Sambar is ready. Serve it with rice and your favorite veggies. We had it with rice, aviyal, vendakkai pachadi & mysore rasam.
Here i have used potato,broad beans,carrot, beans, drumstick and brinjal.
Instead of adding all the veggies,you can make this sambar with any one or two veggies also.
As brinjal & drumstick are cooked really fast,I didn't pressure cook them.
If the tanginess is more in the curry, add a piece of jaggery to balance.
Quite and elaborate process. The fresh ground masala must have added such a delicious aroma.
What a wonderful meal you got there Sandiya. Love when I get to read about regional special dishes. Will surely want to make this sometime!
Nice and flavorful sambar.I love drumstick sambar with freshly ground spices,its a wonderful combo.
Lovely meal there. I have never added garlic to sambar. A novel idea for me.
Can smell the flavor of this sambar and that grounded powder sounds fabulous and i love to have two more idlies with this sambar. Delicious!
Sandhya, I am bookmarking it and this month will post for sure, making masala from scratch and so detailed recipe of sambhar is awesome.
I love south indian sambhar and always love trying different variations.This idli sambhar looks absolutely delicious.


It all began with a trip to the Grasmere dump one Easter Sunday afternoon. Bob and his father-in-law Bill were taking a load of garbage to the Grasmere transfer station & when they came back Bob had bought the campsite.
The Provincial Government of the day didn't want to put any more money into Kikomun Creek Provincial Park and they also wanted to test the waters with a private operation. The Government of the day then put the property out for tender and two local fellows were the successful bidders. After being the successful bidders they decided it didn't really fit with their plans and ran into Bob and Bill at the dump and the rest as they say is history!
Bob really felt we shouldn't have all of our eggs in one basket and he felt we should diversify and not depend totally on our hunting business. He also felt a small campsite would provide jobs for our four young children. That it did.
We started with just a few sites above where the store is located and along the bench overlooking the parking lot. As we were raking we really wondered who or how many would come through the gate and pay us to camp. The first season was dismal and not many people wanted to pay for camping and in fact some people were really mad about our business venture. The following year we started going to trade shows and of course the kids loved the family tradition of putting flyers onto peoples vehicles in whichever parking lot Bob happened to find himself in.
We started the store in the third season as Ev kept selling the family groceries out of their trailer and we saw there was a need for this service in the area. Fuel and propane sales started soon after.
Each season saw more families and Bob kept adding sites. We moved to long term or seasonal camping a few years later but it was a big move that we really agonized about! When our first repeat camper and Tom James Sr. asked if he could just pay us to leave his unit on his favorite site from weekend and weekend we told him we'd really have to think about this. It took a few weeks and Tom was persistent and we finally agreed and again as they say the rest is history.
2012 marks the start of our 25th season; our four children have all worked for us and along with many other family members. Dano, our youngest son, is still with us and we'd be lost without him. He has plans of sticking around the lake for many years to come. Our six grandchildren now enjoy visits with us at the campsite.
We've met some wonderful people over the years and they've become good friends, we've been helped by many friends and relatives and consider ourselves very luck to be able to earn a living while offering families an affordable vacation spot.


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Woman, 84, died after 'scuffle' with another resident at inadequate care home
Bindon Residential Home in Sidmouth closed down three months after the sudden death
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A vulnerable elderly woman tragically died after being involved in a 'scuffle' with another resident at a Devon care home which closed three months later.
An unannounced inspection at Bindon Residential Home following the death of 84-year-old Irene Dinnadge resulted in it being rated inadequate after it was found to be dirty, smelly and understaffed, along with safeguarding concerns.
An inquest at Exeter's County Hall yesterday heard how a night care worker were alerted by Irene's screams.
The retired bookkeeper was in a hallway being grabbed by both her arms and bleeding on her forearm by another female resident who she had previously had an altercation with two months prior, during which Irene suffered a head injury.
Bindon Residential Home on Winslade Road in Sidmouth (Image: Google)
The two were separated and put in their rooms while help was sought, but by the time staff arrived back at Irene's room, she was found slumped in her chair and had stopped breathing.
Night care assistant Caroline Cunningham-Flynn told in a statement made following the incident how on January 6, 2019, she was in the kitchen preparing food for the following day when between 11.30pm and 11.45pm she had a 'loud scream' coming from the first floor where residents were sleeping.
She recalled: "At the end hallway were two female residents, one who shall be known as resident X and Irene.
"Resident X had tightly gripped her forearms and resident X was agitated. I told resident X to let go of Irene. I did not physically touch either of them.
"I was trying to defuse the situation and saw a skin tear on Irene's right arm. She was very distressed by the situation and due to this was unable to talk.
"I gave resident X clear instructions to let go and eventually she let go of her forearms. I asked resident X to go into her bedroom and took Irene to her bedroom and saw her onto her chair and was trying to calm her down."
When she returned with a senior member of staff, Irene was not breathing. The emergency services were called but resuscitation was not given by care staff due to Irene's care plan stating a request for it not to be carried out.
She added: "Irene was a lovely lady and I am upset she is no longer with us."
Police investigate unexplained death of woman at dirty Devon care home
Dirty and smelly care home closed down after unexpected death
The inquest heard the other resident involved in the altercation was assessed as not having the mental capacity to take part in the inquest proceedings.
Irene, who had no immediate family, was transferred from a care home in Exmouth in October in 2018 as they had been unable to deal with her verbal aggression caused by having dementia.
However, Bindon Residential Home said it had not been a problem they had experienced while she had been under their care.
The care home stated that her previous incident with resident X occurred in November 2018, when Irene sustained a head injury which no-one witnessed.
When asked what happened, Irene said she had been pushed by resident X and the care home said it put a safeguarding plan in place, among other measures.
Care home manager Tamsin Pengelly told in a statement how Irene and resident X had rooms across the corridor from each other.
Regarding Irene's health, she recalled how she began to suffer swollen legs in December 2018.
The day before her death, the home called her GP and she was given antibiotics for a urinary infection after staff noted changes in her behaviour.
She said: "There were concerns about her as she had not been herself for a little while and she was unable to tell staff what was wrong, but we knew she was not right."
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Before her death staff noticed a 'dramatic change' in her behaviour which included being argumentative and more confused, a loss of appetite, and taking her clothes off for no reason.
Tasmin said: "All these behaviours were unusual for her."
A post mortem examination confirmed the cause of her death was pulmonary thromboembolism - a blocked blood vessel in the lungs which can be life-threatening if not treated quickly - and thrombosis formation in a deep vein in the right side of the heart. Contributory factors were old age and dementia.
The report stated the thrombosis - the formation of a blood clot - could have already been present, or the incident with expected physiological response and increased blood pressure and subsequent strain on the heart could have resulted in sudden death.
It said: "The Incident did not cause the thrombosis; it could have resulted in sudden death any time, but there is a clear relationship between the two."
Recording a narrative conclusion, assistant coroner Deborah Archer said: "The deceased died of pulmonary thromboembolism and thrombosis for which the altercation shortly before her death was a contributory factor."
She added she would have made recommendations under coroner's powers to prevent future deaths had it not been for the closure of the care home and the involvement of the Care Quality Commision (CQC), the police and Devon County Council. No charges were pursued against the care provider.
Bindon Residential Home closed its doors on March 2019 after being rated inadequate by the CQC following Irene's death and concerns over the safeguarding of residents.
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Inspectors found heavily soiled toilets, bedrooms smelling of urine and faeces as well as dirty carpets and furniture.
It was also reported that one person was being washed with a flannel "covered in faeces".
The Sidmouth care home, run by Bindon Care Ltd, admitted "struggling" to meet regulations.
The CQC says it received a "concerns from a variety of sources" including community health and social care professionals, anonymous whistle blowers and family members.
Their concerns included staffing levels, standards of personal care, poor management of risks, unsafe staff recruitment practices and poor standards of cleanliness.
During their visit inspectors discovered nine breaches of the Health and Social Care Act and placed the home into special measures.
Devon County Council


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