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Secondary breast lymphoma diagnosed by vacuum-assisted breast biopsy: a case report
© Zagouri et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2007
- Received: 13 June 2007
- Accepted: 23 October 2007
- Published: 23 October 2007
Breast lymphoma, either as a manifestation of primary extranodal disease or as secondary involvement, is a rare malignancy, and its diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment have not been clearly defined. On the other hand, Vacuum-assisted breast biopsy (VABB) is a minimally invasive technique with ever-growing use for the diagnosis of mammographically detected, non-palpable breast lesions.
A symptom-free, 56-year-old woman presented with a non-palpable BI-RADS 4B lesion without microcalcifications. She had a positive family history for breast cancer and a history of atypical ductal hyperplasia in the ipsilateral breast four years ago. She reported having been treated for non-Hodgkin lymphoma 12 years ago. With the suspicion of breast cancer, mammographically guided VABB with 11-gauge probe (on the stereotactic Fisher's table) was performed. VABB made the diagnosis of a non-Hodgkin, grade II, B-cell germinal-center lymphoma. VABB yielded enough tissue for immunohistochemistry/WHO classification.
This is the first case in the literature demonstrating the successful diagnosis of breast lymphoma by VABB, irrespectively of the level of clinical suspicion. It should be stressed that VABB was able to yield enough tissue for WHO classification. In general, lymphoma should never be omitted in the differential diagnosis, since no pathognomonic radiologic findings exist for its diagnosis.
- Breast Lesion
- Positive Family History
- Atypical Ductal Hyperplasia
- Primary Breast Lymphoma
- Suspicious Breast Lesion
Breast lymphoma, either as a manifestation of primary extranodal disease [1, 2] or as secondary involvement [3, 4], is a rare malignancy and its diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment have not been clearly defined. Relatively small groups of patients are reported in the literature. The reported incidence of primary breast lymphoma ranges from 0.04% to 0.5% of all breast malignancies [1, 2]. Secondary breast lymphoma is less well studied than primary lymphoma in the literature and it is also rare, with a reported incidence of 0.07% [3, 4]. The diagnosis of breast lymphoma is usually performed by fine needle aspiration cytology, with a reported sensitivity ranging from 83% to 100% [3, 5].
Vacuum-assisted breast biopsy (VABB) is a minimally invasive technique with ever-growing use for the diagnosis of mammographically detected, non-palpable breast lesions. The sensitivity, specificity and fast performance of the method have contributed to its gradual establishment in the biopsy of suspicious breast lesions . In this study, VABB (11 G) was mammographically guided and conducted on the stereotactic Fisher's table.
VABB is effective in the assessment of breast lesions both with and without microcalcifications . Exhibiting a very low rate of false negative results and capable of excising a great amount of tissue, VABB has been proven to have superior sensitivity than fine needle aspiration and core biopsy in breast cancer diagnosis [7, 8].
We present the first case in the literature of a secondary breast lymphoma diagnosed by VABB, despite the absence of strong clinical suspicion.
A 56-year-old woman came to our Breast Unit for her annual follow-up. A newly developed, non-palpable solid lesion of diameter equal to 0.8 cm was present in the upper outer quadrant of the left breast. The lesion did not contain microcalcifications, and axillary lymph nodes of small size were detected on the mammogram. The ultrasound examination was negative.
From the personal history, 12 years ago, a low-grade, stage I, Non-Hodgkin lymphoma confined to the lymph nodes of the neck was diagnosed and treated with radiation therapy. The patient was symptom-free, and able to function normally in her everyday life.
The woman had risk factors for breast cancer: positive family history for breast cancer (mother with postmenopausal breast carcinoma), a history of atypical ductal hyperplasia (ADH) 4 years ago, diagnosed by excisional biopsy under local anesthesia for a palpable lesion. Her BMI was equal to 25, and she was a housewife. The age at menarche was 15 years old and the age at drug-induced menopause was 44 years. The patient has had two induced abortions and three full-term pregnancies. The duration of lactation for all three full-term pregnancies was 15 months. There was no family history for ovarian and prostate cancer. There was no history of intake of estrogen.
Subsequently, after second contact with the patient, and the establishment of the diagnosis, the patient disclosed that she had stopped her hematological follow-up 6 years ago. She was then referred to the hematologists for further evaluation and treatment.
The present case of breast NHL presented as a lesion without microcalcifications. Indeed, breast NHL most commonly presents as a solitary, uncalcified mass. However, it has been demonstrated that no pathognomonic radiologic findings exist for the differential diagnosis between breast lymphoma and carcinoma . More interestingly, in the context of non-palpable mammographic lesions, such as the present one, there is scarcity of data on issues regarding the differential diagnosis.
Although the distinction between lymphoma and carcinoma seems demanding, accurate differential diagnosis before treatment is necessary, irrespective of the level of suspicion. That is because the treatment of lymphoma differs radically from that of carcinoma . In the hypothetical scenario that a lymphoma is missed at presentation, lumpectomy or mastectomy (unnecessary treatments for lymphoma) might be performed.
In the present case, the existence of two significant risk factors (a diagnosis of ADH in the past and positive family history) reinforced the clinical suspicion for breast cancer, which is otherwise the prevailing one in the everyday context of a Breast Unit. More specifically, the above two risk factors have been associated with a relative risk equal to 9.7 in the literature .
Fine-needle aspiration (FNA) is the established diagnostic procedure for the diagnosis of breast lymphomas [5, 11]. FNA, however, bears certain limitations: in terms of breast lesions in general, FNA has been proven to yield insufficient diagnostic material . More specifically and regarding breast lymphoma, FNA occasionally fails to establish the WHO classification in secondary lesions and, more frequently, in primary lesions ; this is of particular importance, since the WHO classification is crucial for the long-term management and prognosis. Given the above inherent difficulties, the role of confirmatory core biopsy has been discussed .
In the present case, VABB successfully made the diagnosis and provided adequate tissue for the evaluation of the molecular markers/WHO classification. Many reasons account for this: the excision of a significant percentage of the non-palpable solid lesion, the accurate targeting in the stereotactic-digital setting, the multiple cores via a single needle insertion and the large amount of tissue obtained. Indeed, it is standard practice in our Center to obtain more than 24 cores in each lesion, irrespectively of the degree of clinical suspicion; this is above the majority of existing studies (cf. ).
Interestingly enough, breast lymphoma has been shown to escape diagnosis by nonimage-guided core needle biopsy (14 G), as shown by a recent series . However, when ultrasound-guided, core biopsy has been once able to detect breast lymphoma . Our described case may seem thus rational in the continuum of recently developed breast techniques; bearing the features explained above, the most recently evolved technique of VABB might be advantageous with respect to breast lymphoma. It is tempting to speculate that the obtention of a relatively great volume by VABB might have comparable performance to that of excisional biopsy vis-à-vis breast lymphoma.
This is the first reported case of breast lymphoma diagnosed by VABB in the international literature. Despite the lack of clinical suspicion, the lymphoma did not escape VABB, and VABB yielded adequate tissue for WHO classification. As the experience with VABB accumulates worldwide, the performance of the method remains to be accurately assessed in the future.
Written informed patient consent was obtained for publication.
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Over Labor Day weekend, I went with my gal pal Justin to see some of the region's top (and bottom) comics. The acts included Blake From Sales (the audio from that night is on his comprehensive website), Ed McGonigal (you may know him if you listen to Opie & Anthony and care about the Virus tour), Chris McDevitt (couldn't even be bothered not to have allergies), Randy Latini (could sometimes, apparently, be heard on The Scotty and Alex Show before the show got cancelled as of yesterday), Danny Ozark (I'm running out of parenthetical comments), possibly someone else I can't remember, and the great Bob Levy (if you've heard of him, he really is great).
Here's Danny Ozark tearing up an audience of ten or so people:
Chris McDevitt is a professional comic and thus has little soundbytes on YouTube, which I like to call Chris McNuggets*:
*Don't groan at me you asshole
The aforementioned Bob Levy, who really knows how to command a crowd. And call them gay mother fuckers.
When I was looking for a clip of Ed McGonigal, I came across this, which is probably better than his stand-up routine:
Justin thought Ed was the worst of the bunch, but I didn't think Ed was that bad. In fact, I think Ed is pretty good when he isn't bombing. Ta-da.

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After Thursday night’s 25-0 loss against the New England Patriots, the Atlanta Falcons sit at 4-6. In the last two games, the Falcons have been outscored 68-3. Also, Atlanta has converted 3-of-22 third downs during that span. After the Patriots game, head coach Arthur Smith promised those issues will be fixed.
“It feels ugly right now and at this moment you feel pretty poor,” Smith said during the postgame press conference. “We have to fix things and we’re going to get them fixed. We’ll get them fixed in a hurry. We’ll get out of this hole because we have to, and we will because we’ve got the right guys to do it.”
With seven games to go and a matchup against Jacksonville this upcoming Sunday, there won’t be much to unpack about that game unless they lose in Duval County. With all due respect to Jacksonville and the Detroit Lions, the Falcons will face five teams that are in the playoff chase.
Let’s be honest: there is no way Arthur Smith can fix this team because this roster is bereft and starved of talent.
Now that’s clear, what needs fixing?
This paragraph is directed to the Falcons fans residing inside of Atlanta city limits and on social media: Matt Ryan is not the reason why the Falcons stink. Yes, you love quarterbacks that can run and throw. See Lamar Jackson and Michael Vick. However, the reason Tom Brady and Drew Brees were able to play and be effective into their 40s was because of a sound running game and having an offensive line that could protect the QB. I bring that up because the Falcons are contractually tied to Ryan through 2023 and his cap number would be $48.6 million in 2022 and $43.6 million in 2023. Ryan will be 38 when his current contract runs out. As much as you all want Ryan gone, he’s stuck here. To his credit, Ryan has not thrown anyone in the organization under the bus. He’s toed the company line and been a good soldier for Atlanta.
Secondly, the offensive line needs repairs. Over the years, the Falcons have invested draft capital in Kaleb McGary, Matt Hennessy, and Jalen Mayfield with very little to show for it. Quarterback Matt Ryan was hit six times during last Thursday’s game; the Falcons still can’t run the ball when it matters, and defenses know this offensive line cannot blow anyone off the ball. This is not a new phenomenon. Anybody remember the famous offensive linemen Wes Schweitzer, Mike Person, Ben Garland, Jamon Brown, James Carpenter and Brandon Fusco?
This year, Ryan has been able to get the ball out quickly. He’s completed 67.7% of his passes, threw 15 touchdowns and ten interceptions. Through ten games, the Falcons have given up 20 sacks. This isn’t good.
Here’s another uncomfortable truth: The Falcons defense is terrible. Through ten games, Atlanta’s defenders have allowed 123.3 yards rushing per game, 25th in the league and 10.5 yards per completion, and 28.8 points per game, which is third worst in the league. While defensive tackle Grady Jarrett has played well this year, the Falcons have only sacked quarterbacks 4% of the time which is the worst percentage in the NFL.
I don’t have to manipulate stats to convey the message I want to deliver: It is hard to deliver a winner with journeymen. In our recap following Thursday’s loss, there are 22 players on the Falcons roster on one-year contracts. This defense needs a quality pass rusher, quality depth and a starting caliber cornerback. There is no guarantee that any of those action items will be addressed in the offseason.
This season will not be a clear indication of what the new coaching staff can do because the Atlanta Falcons, as currently constructed, cannot win in the trenches. Owner Arthur Blank and Rich McKay hired Terry Fontenot and Arthur Smith with the clear directive to shift the culture. While we want to be aroused and entertained by the Dirty Birds, the ship has sailed on the 2021 season.

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Welcome to my version of Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza Recipe article. As a culinary explorer, I always love trying out new recipes and making my own twist on them. Today, I want to share with you my take on the famous Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza recipe.
I am sure you are familiar with Bertucci’s Italian restaurant and their brick oven pizza. Bertucci’s is known for its delicious and authentic Italian cuisine. One of their signature dishes is the Sporky Pizza which is topped with crumbled sweet Italian sausage, ricotta cheese, mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce, and tomatoes. If you have tried it before, you know how addictively good this pizza can be.
My version of the Sporky Pizza recipe is inspired by this amazing pizza. It is a simple yet delicious homemade pizza that anyone can make at home using simple ingredients. And the best part? You won’t have to leave your home to enjoy it! With my recipe, you’ll be able to create your own version of this mouthwatering pizza in no time.
So let’s get started!
Why You’ll Love This Recipe
Are you tired of plain old pizza? Are you looking for a unique and flavorful twist to your homemade pizza? Look no further than my version of Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza recipe!
This pizza is simple, yet addictively good. Inspired by the famous Sporkie Pizza at Bertucci’s Italian restaurant, this pizza combines the richness of sausage and ricotta cheese with the freshness of tomatoes and extra virgin olive oil. It’s a flavor explosion in every bite!
Not only is this pizza delicious, but it’s also easy to make at home. You don’t need any fancy equipment or hard-to-find ingredients. And the best part? You can customize it to your liking with different toppings or crusts.
Trust me, this pizza will become a family favorite that you’ll crave again and again. So go ahead, give it a try and see why it’s called the Sporky Pizza!
Here are the key ingredients you’ll need to make my version of Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza recipe:
- 1 pizza dough or flatbread pizza
- 1/3 cup tomato sauce
- 1/3 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
- 1 sweet Italian sausage
- 1/3 cup ricotta cheese
- 1 medium tomato, sliced
- extra virgin olive oil
I highly recommend using fresh and high-quality ingredients to achieve the best taste. For instance, store-bought pizza dough will work, but a homemade pizza dough can be a game-changer. The same goes for the tomato sauce: you can use canned or jarred sauce, but making your own sauce from fresh tomatoes always tastes better. Additionally, I suggest choosing whole-milk ricotta cheese because it has a creamier texture and will complement the sausage and tomato nicely. Lastly, feel free to adjust the measurements according to your preferences, and if you’re making more than one pizza, simply multiply the ingredients by the number of pizzas.
The Recipe How-To
Now that we know the ingredients, it’s time to get cooking! In this section, I’ll guide you through the step-by-step process of making my version of Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza recipe. So, let’s heat up our ovens and get started!
Making the Sporky Pizza
Step 1: Preheat the Oven
Start by preheating your oven to 450°F (230°C). You want your oven nice and hot so that your pizza will come out crispy and delicious.
Step 2: Prep Your Dough
Take your pizza dough or flatbread pizza and give it a good stretch until it reaches the desired size. You can also use store-bought flatbread or pizza crust if you prefer. Place it on a lightly greased pan or pizza stone.
Step 3: Add Your Sauce and Toppings
Spread a thin layer of tomato sauce over the dough. Add mozzarella cheese, followed by cooked pieces of Italian sausage. Feel free to add extra sausages if you want it meatier! Next, spoon ricotta cheese on top in small blobs or large patches. Finally, slice the medium tomato thinly and add them over everything. Drizzle a few teaspoons of extra virgin olive oil all over the top – this helps everything brown nicely.
Step 4: Bake
Place the pizza inside the preheated oven and bake for about 12-15 minutes until the crust is golden brown, cheese is melted, and toppings are well-cooked. Once done baking, remove from oven and let it cool for a few minutes.
Step 5: Serve and Enjoy!
Slice the pizza into 8-12 pieces depending on your preference. Serve as is or pair with a side salad or some garlic bread. This simple yet addictively good inspired Sporky Pizza recipe is perfect for any occasion!
Substitutions and Variations
As an adventurous culinary explorer, I always enjoy experimenting with ingredients and incorporating my own twist to my favorite recipes. If you want to mix things up or cater to your dietary needs, here are some possible substitutions and variations for this delicious Sporky Pizza recipe.
If you’re not a big fan of Italian sausage, you can try swapping it out for another protein of your choice, such as ground beef, turkey, or chicken. For a vegetarian version, go for meatless crumbles or opt for flavorful veggies such as mushrooms, roasted eggplant or zucchini.
If you’re looking for a healthier version of the Sporky Pizza, use a whole wheat or gluten-free pizza dough instead of the traditional white flour variety. You can also lighten up on the cheese by using reduced-fat mozzarella or even vegan cheese alternatives, and increasing the veggies like using spinach and kale leaves or roasted butternut squash slices.
For added flavor to your Sporky Pizza, add some caramelized onions or sautéed garlic before spreading the tomato sauce or toss in some sliced black olives, artichoke hearts, sun-dried tomatoes for extra crunchiness and briny notes. Want to try something unique? Brush some pesto instead of tomato sauce at the base of your crust and top with goat cheese crumbles.
Regardless of what substitution or variation you choose to make, remember that cooking is about adapting and making it your own by including whatever ingredients that speak to you. So don’t be afraid to get creative and have fun while making your tasty homemade Sporky Pizza!
Serving and Pairing
Once you have baked your version of Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza, it’s time to serve up a piping hot slice! This pizza is a filling and flavorful meal all on its own, so you don’t need much else to make it complete.
Pairing it with a fresh salad or garlic knots from your local pizzeria can elevate your meal even further. If you’re in the mood for something refreshing, try serving a Caesar salad on the side. The crisp greens and tangy dressing complement the bold flavors on the pizza.
For those who want to indulge a little more, pair this pizza with a bold red wine like Chianti or Sangiovese. The acidity in the wine helps cut through the richness of the cheese and sausage on the pizza, making for a perfectly balanced meal.
Alternatively, if you prefer a refreshing beverage that is not alcoholic, an ice-cold glass of lemonade or iced tea could also be perfect with this pizza.
Whether you’re enjoying this pizza as a family dinner or serving it at a party, everyone is sure to love its delicious flavors and comforting aroma. So go ahead and savor a slice of your homemade Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza alongside your favorite side dish and beverage of choice!
Make-Ahead, Storing and Reheating
Once you’ve made this delicious sporky pizza, you may find yourself with some leftovers. Fortunately, this pizza can be easily stored and reheated for a tasty meal later on.
To store your leftover sporky pizza, allow it to cool down completely before wrapping it tightly with plastic wrap or aluminum foil. You can also store individual slices in airtight containers. Place the wrapped pizza or slices into the refrigerator and it will keep for up to four days.
If you want to reheat your pizza, there are a few methods that work well. To keep the crust crispy, place the pizza slice onto a baking sheet and heat in a preheated oven at 400°F for 5-7 minutes or until heated through. You can also use a toaster oven or microwave, however, this may result in a less crispy crust.
To freeze your leftover sporky pizza, wrap your slices individually with plastic wrap or aluminum foil then place them in a freezer-safe container or bag. It will keep well for up to three months. When ready to eat, simply remove from the freezer and follow the reheating instructions above.
Overall, make sure to properly store and handle any leftover sporky pizza to ensure its full flavor is maintained when you reheat it for future use.
Tips for Perfect Results
To make the best version of Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza recipe, there are a few tips and tricks that can take your pizza to the next level. Here are my tried and tested tips for perfect results:
Firstly, use fresh ingredients whenever possible. There is nothing like the taste of freshly grated mozzarella or ripe tomatoes on your pizza. It adds depth and flavor that you just can’t get from canned or precooked ingredients. So skip the pre-shredded cheese and take a little extra time to chop up your ingredients for the freshest taste.
Secondly, don’t be afraid to experiment with different toppings. While Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza is known for its Italian sausage and ricotta cheese, try adding in some other ingredients that you love. You can add vegetables like red peppers or onions, or even try mixing in some bacon bits for an extra savory kick.
Thirdly, be sure to preheat your oven properly before baking your pizza. A hot oven is essential for achieving that crispy crust, so make sure it has reached the right temperature before popping in your pizza.
Fourthly, consider using a pizza stone or a baking steel to cook your pizza. These materials distribute heat evenly across the dough creating the perfect balance of crispiness and softness. And if you want that rustic Italian feel, consider cooking it on a brick oven for the ultimate experience.
Lastly, don’t skimp on the extra virgin olive oil. It not only adds flavor but also keeps your dough from sticking to the surface while giving it that crispy texture. So drizzle some over the top of your pizza before placing it in the oven.
By following these simple tips and tricks, you can create an exceptional homemade Sporky Pizza that will rival any pizzeria’s version.
As you prepare to create your version of Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza Recipe, it’s essential to understand the common questions that arise when making this recipe. With this in mind, I’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you navigate the recipe with ease. So, let’s dive into the FAQs to ensure that you have all the information you need to make this delicious pizza a reality in your own kitchen.
What is on a sporky pizza?
If you’re a fan of Bertuccis and their famous pizzas, you’ve likely come across the Sporkie – a delicious combination of sweet Italian sausage and creamy ricotta cheese.
Why is called Sporkie Pizza?
The reason behind naming it Spookie pizza is quite intriguing. It has a connection with the founder of Bertucci’s, Joey Crugnale’s son who was always in the kitchen covered in flour, hence his nickname became Sporkie. The pizza was named after this cute and funny moniker. The Italian word for flour is sporco, pronounced as sporko, which is the inspiration for the pizza’s name.
What oven temp for homemade pizza?
When aiming to create the perfect pizza, it’s important to start by heating your oven properly. Cranking up the heat is key, with an ideal temperature range falling between 450 and 500 degrees Fahrenheit (250 to 260 degrees Celsius). This will help ensure that your pizza comes out perfectly cooked and deliciously crispy.
In conclusion, if you are a fan of pizza, specifically the sporky pizza from Bertucci’s, then this recipe will be perfect for you. With its simple yet flavorful ingredients and easy-to-follow instructions, even a beginner can make a delicious homemade pizza. Plus, with the ability to customize toppings and substitute ingredients as needed, you can truly make it your own.
The addition of sweet Italian sausage and ricotta cheese takes this pizza to the next level, making it addictively good and inspired by the original sporky pizza from Bertucci’s. The use of extra virgin olive oil and fresh tomatoes gives it a touch of sophistication, making it an impressive dish to serve at any dinner party or gathering.
So why not take on the challenge of creating your own version of Bertucci’s sporky pizza? Whether you’re making it for yourself or for others, this homemade pizza is sure to impress. With a crispy crust, melted mozzarella cheese, and a savory sausage and ricotta topping, this pizza is perfect for any occasion.
My Version of Bertucci’s Sporky Pizza Recipe
- 1 frozen cheese pizza
- 1/3 cup cooked bite-sized pieces Italian sausage
- 1/3 cup ricotta cheese
- 1 medium tomatoes, medium slices
- extra virgin olive oil (EVOO)
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (I cook them in my toaster oven).
- Cook Italian sausage links; drain and cut in chunks.
- Drizzle a bit of extra virgin olive oil over frozen pizza.
- Slice some tomatoes thinly and cover top.
- Sprinkle some cooked chunks of Italian sausage over the tomatoes.
- Dot in between with gobs of fresh ricotta cheese.
- Drizzle more olive oil over that.
- Bake at 400 degrees F for about 10 minutes.
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Concerned/nosey parents can ‘ping’ their child’s mobile by sending a text message to 60777 including the child’s name (e.g. texting “ping johnny” will instruct KidsOK to identify the position of the child’s phone).
Parents will then receive a text description and map of the location where there little Johnny’s phone currently resides, accurate to within 500m in built up areas using GSM location-based technology..
Richard Jelbert, CEO and co-founder of mTrack Services, says the service will offer parents an alternative to sending “embarrassing” calls or text messages to their children while they’re out playing with their mates.
The service has been endorsed by children’s charity Kidscape and all mobile numbers are encrypted by the KidsOK servers to ensure privacy.
Parents also have to go through Home Office approved security checks during registration before they are able to use the service.
The bit that may strike fear into parents trying to foist these phones on their offspring is that fact that kids have to opt in to the KidsOK service and they can turn off the service any time they like.
Like when they want to have fun.
The KidsOK pack, retailing for £39.95 (~US$70, ~€58), will include the first year’s subscription, three handsets enabled and the first ten pings.
Parents can purchase the packs throughout the UK from outlets such as Arcadia Outfit, Comet Destination, BHS, Boots, Millets, Blacks and The Link.
Larger families can enable further handsets on payment of £4.95 p.a. per handset (~US$8.75, ~€7.25). Further ‘pings’ are purchased in bundles of 20 from KidsOK for £9.95 (~US$17.5, ~€14.5).
So far, O2, Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone have enabled the service but presently children’s phones on Virgin and 3 cannot be located.
The service doesn’t require a PC or extra software, but parents using the service need their mobile phones to be enabled for WAP (GPRS).
mTrack Services have stated that each pack sold generates £1 towards the KidsOK Charitable Trust, providing donations to a variety of children’s charities and good causes.


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With the anniversary of terrorist attacks in the United States, it is dawning on Europeans that it's their war, too. And Old World hawks are rising. British defense secretary Geoff Hoon planned a 9/11 meeting in Washington with U.S. defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld. Journalists billed it as a "war summit" on Iraq. Conservatives in Britain crossed the aisle to support Prime Minister Tony Blair's call for "regime change" in Iraq. Ian Duncan Smith, leader of the Conservative Party, said Brits should be concerned about the direct threat Saddam Hussein poses to them rather than "superficial and misleading" debates about U.S. plans.
"Those who genuinely seek evidence in support of potential military action in Iraq will find there is plenty of it; those who oppose intervention at all costs will never find enough," wrote Mr. Smith in London's Sunday Times.
While the Bush and Blair camps brief lawmakers and the public on the Iraqi threat and its links to terrorism, recent breakthroughs from European probes into al-Qaeda are showing Europeans they are at risk, too. Polls show six out of 10 Europeans support an invasion of Iraq as the next step in the War on Terror.
Among the developments:
- Germany indicted Morrocan Mounir el-Motassadeq on charges of conspiring with 9/11 hijackers. Mr. Motassadeq is only the second person in the world (Zacarias Moussaoui, who faces charges in the United States, is the other) to be directly charged in the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks. As friend and consort to the 9/11 hijackers based in Hamburg, Mr. Motassadeq managed their finances and arranged wire transfers to them while they attended flight school in the United States.
Germany's widening investigation has confirmed that Mohammed Atta and at least three other 9/11 hijackers visited an al-Qaeda camp in Afghanistan in November 1999. It also uncovered evidence that al-Qaeda began to plan the attacks in 1998, only months after bin LadenÐdirected terrorists bombed U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
- Swedish authorities are stepping up an investigation of suspected hijacker Kerim Chatty, arrested with a loaded gun before boarding a flight to London last week to attend an Islamic conference. Mr. Chatty became a radical Muslim about four years ago at the same time he attended flight school in the United States. Although he flunked out of the South Carolina program, investigators say they believe he planned to fly the Ryanair Boeing 737 into an American embassy in Europe.
- Four men held in Holland-two Algerians, one Frenchman, and one Dutchman-now stand accused of plotting to blow up the U.S. embassy in Paris, as well as a U.S. military base in Belgium (1,600 U.S. troops are based in Belgium). The new charges against the four, held since late last year, also coincide with Dutch arrests last week of seven men accused of recruiting for al-Qaeda and providing financial aid to the terrorist network.


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Fire rips through newly renovated Mandarin hotel in London
London, UK (CNN)A huge blaze tore across the roof of one of London's top hotels Wednesday, just days after it announced the completion of a multi-million-dollar renovation project. More than 100 firefighters were sent to tackle the fire at the five-star Mandarin Oriental hotel, in the exclusive Knightsbridge district of the UK capital. Plumes of thick, black smoke were seen billowing into the air above Hyde Park, as traffic in the area was brought to a standstill.There were no immediate reports of any casualties. The hotel group said it believed that all guests had been evacuated. First reports of the fire emerged just before 4 p.m. local time (11 a.m. ET). Two hours later, the London Fire Brigade said that 120 firefighters were still working to bring the fire under control and that the fire service was likely to remain on the scene for the rest of the evening. The hotel had recently been undergoing a major refurbishment of its 181 guest rooms and suites. In a press release announcing the completion of the project last week, the Mandarin said the rooms were were "now more luxurious and comfortable than ever before." The largest suites, due to launch in July, offered "expansive views of leafy Hyde Park and the London skyline."

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Melt 1 tablespoon of the butter in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add onion and celery; cook, stirring often, until onion is tender, about 5 minutes. Add garlic and cook, stirring constantly, for 1 minute. Stir in rice; cook, stirring constantly, for 1 minute. Stir in chicken broth and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low; cover and simmer until rice is tender and liquid is absorbed, about 1 hour and 5 minutes. Stir in grapes, chopped thyme, 1/2 teaspoon of the salt and 1/4 teaspoon of the pepper. Transfer to a bowl; let cool for 15 minutes.
Preheat oven to 425°F. Place a wire rack in a foil-lined large rimmed baking sheet; coat rack with cooking spray. Stuff warm rice mixture into cavities of hens; tie ends of legs together with kitchen twine and tuck wing tips under. Place hens breast-side up on rack. Rub with remaining 2 tablespoons butter and sprinkle with remaining 1 1/2 teaspoons salt and 3/4 teaspoon pepper. Bake until golden brown and a thermometer inserted into thigh registers 160°F, about 35 minutes.
Meanwhile, combine vinegar, honey and thyme sprig in a small saucepan; bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Boil, stirring occasionally, until mixture is syrupy and reduced to about 1/4 cup, 7 to 8 minutes. Discard thyme sprig.
After hens have baked for 35 minutes, brush with vinegar mixture. Continue baking until hens are deeply browned and a thermometer inserted into thigh registers 165°F, about 10 minutes. (Shield hens with foil if needed to prevent excessive browning.) Remove from oven and let stand for 10 minutes. Split hens in half lengthwise; serve immediately.

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A lush, green lawn can be a beautiful addition to any home. Not only does it enhance the curb appeal, but it also provides a space for outdoor activities and relaxation. However, maintaining a healthy lawn requires proper care and attention. Here are some expert tips to help you achieve and maintain a healthy lawn.
1. Soil Preparation
Before you start planting or reseeding your lawn, it’s important to prepare the soil properly. Begin by removing any weeds, rocks, or debris from the area. Then, use a garden tiller to loosen the soil and improve its drainage. Adding organic matter, such as compost or peat moss, can also help improve the soil quality and provide essential nutrients for your lawn.
2. Choosing the Right Grass
Choosing the right type of grass for your lawn is crucial. Different grasses have different requirements for sunlight, water, and maintenance. Consider factors such as the amount of shade, foot traffic, and climate in your area when selecting the type of grass. Cool-season grasses, such as Kentucky bluegrass or fescue, are suitable for regions with cold winters, while warm-season grasses, like Bermuda grass or Zoysia grass, thrive in hotter climates.
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Watering is essential for maintaining a healthy lawn. However, it’s important to water your lawn correctly to avoid over or under watering. Water deeply and infrequently to encourage deep root growth. The best time to water your lawn is early in the morning when the temperatures are cooler, and there is less wind. This allows the water to penetrate the soil without evaporating too quickly.
4. Regular Mowing
Regular mowing is essential for a healthy lawn. Mow your lawn frequently, but avoid cutting it too short. Cutting the grass too low can weaken the root system and make it more susceptible to pests and diseases. Adjust the mower blade height to maintain a grass height of around 2-3 inches. Additionally, make sure the mower blades are sharp to achieve clean cuts and prevent damage to the grass blades.
Fertilizing your lawn can provide the necessary nutrients to keep it healthy and vibrant. Test your soil to determine its nutrient needs and choose a fertilizer that suits those requirements. Apply the fertilizer evenly and follow the instructions on the package for the correct amount and frequency. Avoid over-fertilizing, as this can lead to excessive growth and increase the risk of diseases.
6. Weed Control
Weeds can quickly invade and overtake a healthy lawn. Regular weed control is necessary to prevent their growth. Use a pre-emergent herbicide in early spring to stop weed seeds from germinating. For existing weeds, use a post-emergent herbicide or remove them manually. Be cautious when applying herbicides near trees or shrubs to avoid damage to desirable plants.
Aerating your lawn can help improve soil compaction and promote better nutrient absorption. Use a lawn aerator or hire a professional to perform this task. Aerating allows air, water, and nutrients to reach the grassroots, resulting in a healthier and greener lawn.
8. Dealing with Pests
Pests can wreak havoc on your lawn if not dealt with promptly. Regularly inspect your lawn for signs of pests such as grubs, chinch bugs, or armyworms. If necessary, apply appropriate insecticides to eliminate the pests. However, it’s important to choose products that are safe for the environment and follow the instructions carefully.
In conclusion, maintaining a healthy lawn requires proper care and attention. By following these expert tips, you can achieve and maintain a lush, green lawn that will be the envy of your neighborhood. Remember to prepare the soil, choose the right grass, water correctly, mow regularly, fertilize adequately, control weeds, aerate when necessary, and deal with pests promptly. With these tips in mind, you’ll be on your way to having a beautiful and healthy lawn.

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Visitors to the International UFO Museum & Research Center enjoy the exhibits and a break from the 100°+ weather outside, Thursday. Mark Wilson Photo
Day 1 [auth] of the UFO Festival beamed bright lights and revealing conversations into the Roswell Museum & Art Center, Thursday, attracting residents and tourists alike to an assortment of lectures and laser shows.
Lu Molberg and her husband Tony Gutierrez attended the lecture series, traveling all the way from Palm Springs, Calif., for the event.
“How could one not be interested in knowing more about the universe?” Molberg said. “I’ve been interested since I was a child. … We came particularly because we were interested in visiting Roswell, and we wanted to hear the program. … I think this area has a fascinating history, and we weren’t aware of all of it.”
Noe Torres and E.J. Wilson got the Conference Lecture Series rolling with a talk titled “Russia’s Roswell Incident,” sharing what is known about an object that crashed in 1986 near the small mining town of Dalnegorsk. Much of the information the two researchers discussed comes from CIA documents obtained via the Freedom of Information Act, Torres said.
Torres and Wilson pointed out how strange debris was found at the crash site, including several types of metals that reacted strangely when tested in laboratories by Soviet scientists.
“Some of those elements, when subjected to heat, actually transform themselves into different elements,” Torres said. “It’s a fascinating case.
And the scientists noted that some of the materials found there have anti-gravitational properties.”
Torres said some of the crash materials from Russia’s Roswell Incident are exhibited at the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas, Nev., which Karen Green will discuss in her Area 51 lecture today at 3:15 p.m.
Local ufologist Dr. Donald Burleson followed Torres and Wilson with a lecture about UFO cases he has worked on throughout his career. He shared his research on the Lubbock Lights, an unusual formation of lights that several witnesses saw flying in a V-formation over the course of several days in August and September 1951. Burleson talked about how official cover stories for these incidents included flying geese, wild explanations that he said hint to the level of anxiety government agencies admit whenever they approach UFO subjects.
Burleson also discussed 1957 sightings that occurred in Levelland, Texas, where many witnesses including the local sheriff reported seeing a large disk-shaped object land on a highway multiple times. He said that was just like what happened in the aftermath of the Lubbock Lights, a coverup was swift and ridiculous.
“Well, this time it wasn’t ducks. They said that it was ball lightning,” Burleson said. “Because, of course, as we all know, ball lightning has that annoying habit of landing on the highway, just before lifting off and going across town!”
Dennis Balthaser lectured on the Roswell Incident, Area 51, deep underground military bases and the Pyramids of Giza. Balthaser, who has participated in nearly every UFO Festival, said the lectures provide a forum for uncensored information that has proven itself relevant to a majority.
“The value of doing these lectures is to share information with the public in a forum that is not edited,” he said. “… They showed a Roper poll where 78 percent of people believe UFOs exist, and 68 percent think it’s covered up by the government. So those are higher percentages than politicians get elected by. And if you look at the credibility of our politicians today, it’s at an all-time low.
“Back in 1947, people respected and trusted the government. I wish we had that today.”
The lecture series continues through Sunday at RMAC, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The laser light shows at the Robert H. Goddard Planetarium offered fun for all ages Thursday, and is also set to continue through Sunday.
“They’re really cool,” Marge Bentley, planetarium director, said. “We have two each day that are laser shows for young children, and the kids love them. We added They Might Be Giants for slightly older kids, which has a lot of educational content. It’s more intense than the (children’s) mythology show, but not as intense as the music lasers done in the evening.”
Thursday’s evening shows included Laser Beatles and Laser Pink Floyd: The Wall, and throughout the festival will feature other bands like Metallica and U2.
A detailed schedule of the lecture series and laser shows can be picked up at RMAC.
For more information, call 624-6744.


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With no shortage of campsites in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park—one of the best places to see in the deserts of California—this hot spot is a camper's paradise. Anza-Borrego camping is an experience of its own and is home to 175 sites. There are a total of four developed campgrounds and eight primitive campgrounds. Primitive campgrounds are free of charge, while developed campgrounds charge fixed rates per night.
Location: 200 Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs
Amenities: Water, restroom, showers, picnic tables, and fire rings
Activities: Biking, hiking, picnicking, and wildlife viewing
Dogs allowed: No
Fees: $25–$80 per night
Reservation required: Highly recommended from October 1–April 30
The Borrego Palm Canyon Campground has 122 campsites with five group sites. Although there is plenty of spots, the campground books up pretty quickly. The grounds accommodate smaller groups of campers, with a maximum of eight people per site. Since the campground is perched at an elevation of 775 feet, you will have to hike your way up to your sweet slumber spot (pack extra water because the trail is very sunny). Start your trek at the Borrego Palm Canyon Trail or Panoramic Overlook Trail for exquisite scenic views. Upon reaching the campground, seek shade under one of the ramadas found on site.
Location: 5960 Yaqui Pass Road, Julian
Amenities: Water, restroom, showers, picnic tables, fire rings
Activities: Biking, bird watching, cultural sites, hiking
Dogs allowed: Yes
Fees: $25 per night
Reservation required: Reservations are accepted from October 1–April 30
Tamarisk Grove Campground, found at an elevation of 1,400 feet, is home to 11 cabins (glamp away in the Golden State) and 16 campsites. The plentiful towering trees create optimal shade—an ideal solution for the desert heat. Set up camp before adventuring off to hike the Cactus Loop Trail or Yaqui Well Trail.
Nothing beats a Palm Springs getaway, so pack your bags—it's time to explore this desert oasis and stargaze under the stellar night sky. Admire the mountain views and stunning landscape as you walk through Palm Springs, before relaxing as the cool evening breeze brushes against your face. When you are in need of an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, Palm Springs has many options for your desert camping adventure.
Location: 36100 Date Palm Drive, Cathedral City
Amenities: Water, restroom, and showers
Activities: Water aerobics, dance hall with stage, line dancing, creative arts, and crafts classes
Fees: Call (877) 570-2267
Reservation required: Yes
For a wonderful night of desert camping, park your RV at the Palm Springs Oasis RV Resort—which has 140 sites with full hookups—and take in nature’s beauty. Found at the base of the San Jacinto and Santa Rosa Mountains, this Palm Springs RV Resort offers majestic views from every side and is conveniently located near entertainment centers for all ages. Ride the famous Palm Springs Aerial Tramway or catch a play at the theater. For retail therapy, stop by the nearby shops and boutiques. After a long day of shopping, theater shows, and golfing, stop by AJ’s On The Green for a scrumptious lunch or dinner before returning to camp.
Location: 58075 Jefferson Street, La Quinta
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Lake Cahuilla Recreation Area is found in the Greater Palm Springs region, offering 710 acres of greenery and blissful mountain views. The campground provides 91 campsites suitable for tents, trailers, and RVs. Situated at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains, Lake Cahuilla is an optimal destination to fish and host an outdoor family barbecue. For those of you who can't tear yourselves apart from the virtual world, the campground offers Wi-Fi stations to satisfy your needs.
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Location: Twentynine Palms
Amenities: Restroom, picnic tables, and fire rings
Activities: Hiking, camping, wildlife, viewing, and climbing
Fees: $10 per night
Reservation required: Reservations are accepted September–May. Otherwise, it's on a first-come, first-served basis.
At an elevation of 4,400 feet, Jumbo Rocks Campground is Joshua Tree's biggest campground. It features 124 campsites, is equipped with picnic tables, and accommodates RVs and trailers. This kid-friendly campground is surrounded by striking rock formations, too. Make sure to bring plenty of water because water isn't available at this campground (and trust us, you'll need a lot).
Location: 70405 Dillon Road, Desert Hot Springs
Amenities: Free parking, public Wi-Fi, showers, restrooms, and electrical plugs,
Activities: Pool, tennis court, pool tables, putt-putt golf courses, pickleball, basketball, and hiking
Fees: $45 (average price)
Situated just outside of Joshua Tree National Park, not very far from the town of Palm Springs, Palm Springs / Joshua Tree KOA boasts a landscaped resort-style setting with plenty of amenities. Guests also have their pick; whether you want to come in an RV, pitch a tent, or stay in a cabin, Joshua Tree KOA has it all. Lounge by the campground's pool (open year-round) or pick a trail and start your hike—the Palm Springs Indian Canyon Trail is a great place to kick-off your adventures. The Living Desert Zoo & Gardens is situated nearby, along with putt-putt golf courses, pickleball courts, and basketball courts.
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|Model||Douglas Pringle Classical Guitar #88|
|Sides/Back||East Indian Rosewood|
|Ports||Yes, one small port by the bass side bout|
|Head Plate||East Indian Rosewood|
|Bridge||East Indian Rosewood|
|Tuners||Premium Sloane machines with Ebony Buttons|
|Overall length||39 1/2″|
|Body length||19 1/8″|
|Upper bout width||11″|
|Lower bout width||14 1/2″|
|Body depths||3 5/8″ & 3 7/8″|
|String Spacing||43mm-51mm-59mm (nut – 12th – bridge)|
|Condition||New – Showroom Condition|
|Case||Humicase Protege Arch Top HSC (black)|
Douglas Pringle Classical Guitar #88
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Provided access to both real estate grants and loans. Our real estate grant program provided pre-development grants to organizations to investigate potential projects; down payment incentive grants to homebuyers who purchase CBP and CDC-sponsored homes, or gap financing for real estate endeavors by CDCs. CBP also provides access to real estate loans from CBP lender partners and through our relationship with Local Incentives Support Corporation (LISC), the nation’s largest community development intermediary.
CBP provided $9000 in down payments and sales assistance to BIA Parade of Homes project in Summit; all units are now sold to new homeowners (10 total)
CBP provided $1000 in funding to explore project sponsorship concepts with ABCD and DDK Properties in Summit.
CBP provided $20,000 to ABCD, Inc. in financing support for Wilson Pointe, a 40 unit senior project, which is the anchor project for the Summit Neighborhood’s Development Corridor effort.
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CBP provided $5845 to JR Coleman Renovations Corporation for Safety Repairs within the Mahoning Road Corridor.
CBP provided SCOPP with $10,000 to assist initial buyers of Willow Park Development with additional subsidies to make their home more affordable.
CBP provided the Urban Housing Foundation $20,000 to assist ten (10) buyers of the Summit Parade of Homes with $2,000 down payment grants to make their home more affordable.
CBP facilitated a $1.6 million loan to Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority for their Metropolitan Centre project.
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CBP assisted Project Rebuild with $500.00 for replacement tools when their tools were stolen.
CBP provided $3500 to Development Corridor committee to research housing development possibilities in the Summit neighborhood.
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Editor's Note: The Observer is publishing a series of stories called Sarnia: 100 and counting, documenting significant people, places and historic events that helped shaped the City of Sarnia in the lead-up to the city's 100th anniversary.
Sarnia was actually Canada's second, or perhaps even third, Chemical Valley.
By 1914, the year Sarnia became a city, its Imperial Oil refinery employed 1,200 workers, covered nearly 110 acres on the St. Clair River and manufactured products ranging from kerosene to more than three million wax candles a year.
But in the late 1800s, London was the centre of the country's oil refining business, fed by crude arriving on trains from the oil fields in Petrolia and Oil Springs.
Author Gary May, who wrote Hard Oiler and other books about the early oil industry, said several refineries were built east of Adelaide Street in London and their successful owners build themselves mansions, including several that still exist on that city's Dufferin Avenue.
Sarnia sat on the periphery of the new industry in those days, but that changed in just a few years.
Imperial Oil, the company formed in 1880 by Jake Englehart and others, refined oil in London until a lightning strike several years later ignited a fire that burned it to the ground.
By that time, London's residents were fed up with the fires and the smell from the refineries and its city council turned down a request from Imperial Oil for a grant to help it build a pipeline from the Lambton oil fields.
Instead, the company moved its refinery to Petrolia and, May said, "Londoners cheered."
But the company's stay in Petrolia was also short-lived and in 1897 Imperial Oil secured a five-year tax break from Sarnia's town council to upgrade an existing small refinery there.
"Sarnia was better situated for transport over water and so Imperial moved up the Plank Road," May said.
That move came around the time Imperial Oil found itself short of the capital it needed to continuing growing, and a controlling interest in the company was sold to John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company.
"Imperial ceased to be a Canadian company but Sarnia's place at the heart of Canadian oil, refining and chemical production had been cemented," May said.
He believes that was inevitable because London and Petrolia both suffered from a lack of easy access to shipping.
"The Thames River was no substitute for the Great Lakes system on which Sarnia was blessed to have been situated," May said.
"Petroleum needed a port and Sarnia provided a great port."

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SUASION finally unleash their first brand-new song music video “Transformation” today!
Following the release of “Infinite” and “Murphy’s Law” feat. Florent Salfati (Landmvrks), Suasion are now dropping their first brand-new single “Transformation” along with a music video today!
The cinematic electronic metalcore architects Suasion have also announced that they are almost finished in the studio of their forthcoming studio album and the newest single is taken from the album that will be released via Atomic Fire Records. “Transformation” is the third episode of the band’s album movie concept and the lyrical messages are matched by the music and by the band’s visuals. The video illustrates their further discoveries on their mission into outer space that will be revealed within the following music videos within the entire album sequence.
Watch the newly unleashed song “Transformation” here: https://youtu.be/kFTEZ22lvEY
Vocalist Steven states about the new song: “Beyond telling the next chapter of our story, the lyrics are about the fear of change. As in the music video, we are sometimes faced with difficult choices in our lives, choices that can change everything and break our balance, our comfort. However, sometimes, accepting the change can be beneficial and henceforth make us a better or a more adventurous person. Transformation or degradation? Will I transform into something that will help me reach my goals or will I degrade and fail? To answer those questions in our story, we decided to try and accept the change.”
Julien, the bassist, adds: “The hard task of the music video was to find the good location. A cave that doesn’t look like dark grey rocks. We wanted something with textures like sand and it was hard to find in Belgium, especially in February because most of the caves were forbidden to the public due to the hibernation of the bats as these are protected species.”
Listen to “Transformation” here: https://suasion.afr.link/Transformation
All music videos by Suasion are created together with Pavel Trebukhin from TRE FILM as director and Julien Dejasse (bass) from JD Production as a video producer, while Nicolas Pirlet (guitar) is recording, producing, and mixing all the Suasion songs. Suasion already made an impact in the European scene with their previous releases and aesthetic music videos, which opened the doors to famed international festivals such as Euroblast Festival, UK Tech-Fest, Jera On Air, Miner Fest Kastival, and many more.


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In January-April 2019, revenues to state budget exceeded the plan by 103.9% – Ministry of Finance
According to the Ministry of Finance, revenues to the state budget in the reporting period amounted to 3 trillion 993 billion tenge. Costs executed at 4 trillion 128 billion tenge. As of May 1, 2019, the budget balances amounted to 316 billion tenge.
The plan of the reporting period for state budget revenues was exceeded by 103.9%, including the republican budget � by 100.9% and local budgets � by 113.5%, Smailov said.
The republican budget received 2,127 billion tenge. This is 19 billion tenge more than the plan and 345 billion tenge more than in the four months of 2018. The growth rate is 119.4%. The overfulfillment is mainly due to non-tax revenues � 13 billion tenge.
Local budget revenues amounted to 761 billion tenge, or the plan was exceeded by 91 billion tenge. Of the total amount of over-fulfillment, 74 billion tenge falls on local taxes. State budget expenditures were executed by 97.8%, the republican budget � 98.3% and local budgets � 98%, Smailov said.
According to the Minister of Finance, the volume of targeted transfers allocated to the regions in 2019 amounts to 1,638 billion tenge. When refining, targeted transfers were increased by 873 billion tenge. They are aimed at increasing the wages of civil servants, including teachers, medical workers, social workers, strengthening targeted social assistance measures for large families, for housing construction for large families, for implementing projects Aul El Bes?g?, Zhas Maman.
During the reporting period, local budgets allocated 266 billion tenge. Of these, 13 billion tenge are new finance allocated for targeted social assistance and housing. According to the operational data of local executive bodies, target transfers were executed by 96.5%, Smailov said.
In addition, according to the results for four months of 2019, cameral control covered 592 thousand procedures of public procurement totaling 3 trillion 603 billion tenge. Violations of the law on public procurement were established in 11,855 procedures for 191 billion tenge. 11,758 notifications on elimination of violations were sent to the objects of state audit. Violations for 175 billion tenge were eliminated.
Smailov also reported on the implementation of the Comprehensive Privatization Plan. In 2019, 125 objects are to be sold. In the reporting period, 83 objects were put up for sale. Of these, 25 sold for 31 billion tenge, 58 are at auction.
Source: The Prime Minister of Kazakhstan


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Complementary Experimental Techniques for Multi-Scale Modeling of Plasticity
Lyle E. Levine, Gabrielle G. Long, David R. Black
Some recently-developed experimental techniques, such as in situ ultra-small-angle X-ray scattering (USAXS), have demonstrated a capability for measuring aspects of dislocation structure evolution that are inaccessible to other experimental methods. However, no single technique can provide the entire range of information required by theoretical and computational researchers. It is only through the synergy of several experimental techniques (such as USAXS, transmisstion electron microscopy, and X-ray diffraction imaging) that much of the required quantitative information can be obtained. Ultimately, the development of additional new experimental techniques will also be required.
Journal of the Materials Research Society
diffraction imaging, dislocations, plastic deformation, small-angle-scattering, work hardening, X-ray topography
, Long, G.
and Black, D.
Complementary Experimental Techniques for Multi-Scale Modeling of Plasticity, Journal of the Materials Research Society
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Consultant contradicts Lightbourne at Manatt enquiry
Gary Spaulding, Senior Gleaner Writer
The testimony of the consultant in the Ministry of Justice, Marcia Beverley, at the Manatt-Dudus commission of enquiry has contradicted claims by Minister of Justice and Attorney General Dorothy Lightbourne, that the procedure undertaken by the Deputy Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) Jeremy Taylor, was unusual.
Beverley who was questioned by Simone Mayhew, one of the lawyers for the enquiry, repeatedly told the Commission that Taylor's handling of the extradition request followed the procedure to "the book".
The veteran civil servant told the enquiry that it was the custom for officers of the DPP to take extradition documents to the Ministry of Justice.
“It is customary for the DPP to come with the original document,” said Beverly.
Lightbourne claimed that Taylor was emphatic that the extradition request for Christopher “Dudus” Coke demanded urgent attention.
The Justice Minister said Taylor should have advised the United States Government to dispatch a provisional warrant, which would have immediately landed Christopher Dudus Coke in jail, instead of a formal extradition request.
In recounting what happened on the fateful day of August 25th, Beverley said she met with Lightbourne sometime before her 1 o’clock lunch session.
“She asked me to call the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to find out if there was an extradition request (for Christopher “Dudus” Coke)."
Beverley said she carried out the Lightbourne's instructions.
“The response from them (the Ministry of Justice) was no,” said Beverly, an indication that the Ministry had not yet received the request.
The Ministry of Justice consultant said she conveyed the information to Lightbourne via telephone.
Beverley said a police officer and Palmer came to the office at approximately 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
She said the officer handed her a package.
“Did you open the package?” Mayhew asked.
“Yes…that is norm,” Beverley said.
“What did it contain?” Mayhew asked.
“The extradition request for Mr. Coke,” Beverley responded.
The civil servant said she followed procedures and opened a file before placing the documents on it. “I made copies of the original,” she said.
Beverley said she then prepared a memorandum and handed it to the police officer. “That is the normal procedure,” Beverley asserted.
Asked whether she informed Lightbourne, Beverley said yes.
“I informed her that I did, by telephone,” said Beverley.
She said later that day the officer from the DPP and Taylor returned with a memorandum that he had brought.
“He asked me if could see the Minister, I told he shouldn’t wait because she had to prepare the documents to be taken to her," she said.
Beverley said they both left her office.
She said on August 26, 2009, Taylor returned with another memorandum cancelling the previous one he had given to her.
“I put the document on the file and did an addendum,” she said.
Beverley said she retained a copy of the original letter which in dealt with authority to proceed.
“I submitted the file to the Permanent Secretary and left it with him,” she said.
She said that was the last she had to do with the matter.
Cross examined by Frank Phipps, the attorney representing the Jamaica Labour Party, Beverley stressed that it was the police officer who handed the document to her in Taylor’s presence.
She said it was not unusual for police officers to take the request from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Asked whether it was unusual for her to get a draft authority to proceed from the DPP before the Minister receives the original document, Beverley said “that is the procedure”.


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hello d (sandman72), i write mainly about fashion, knitwear and crocheted pieces in particular, as well as other forms of alternative designs. i also write reviews on beauty products and books.
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Hey, thanks for being a fan! Those Swarovski crystal fashion accessories are the cutest!
thanks heaps for the reply, im new to the world of blogging and ebay, ill be listing the shoes later this week and ill email you a link, im still so sad to be letting them go :( wish i could walk in heels, lol - they look so good while im standing still but im such a cluts i cant wear them!
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Location Diaries: Pep talk and a performance
This weekly column details the fascinating encounters that often take place on the sets of a film and this week it is Nadodigal 2
Being directed by Samuthrakani was a unique experience for Athulya Ravi, who stars alongside Sasikumar and Anjali in the upcoming film, Nadodigal 2. “I already know him as he was my co-star in Yemali,” she says. “But being directed by him was a new experience. Usually, we get an idea of the day’s shoot in advance, along with the dialogues. But Samuthirakani sir does things differently.” Before each shot, the director apparently talks to the actors about the scene and explains it in a way to let the film’s universe inhabit the actors’ psyche. “Once the camera began rolling, we would execute the scene so naturally—almost like we had turned into those characters. You will see that the scenes have a raw quality about them. His style of tapping into our emotions was quite new for me,” she says.
The first scene she shot was the interval block. “I was quite anxious. I didn’t know the story and had undergone no preparation either. However, once he started explaining the scene, I connected to the emotions instantly. I said we could go for the shot, and couldn’t believe my eyes when he said okay to the first take,” she recalls.
Once though, she got a bit too carried away with her performance and almost jeopardised her safety. “We were shooting near a main road, and I was asked to fall down by the roadside,” she says. “I fell so hard that my head hit the tarmac. Everyone rushed to me. They had assumed I would know how to fall without hurting myself, but I guess I got too involved. Thankfully, the injury was not serious.”


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on March 18, 2019
Writing scripts is one of the many hats that Vijay Sethupathi dons. The versatile actor who had earlier penned dialogues for Orange Mittai and Thaaka Thaaka, will now be doing the same for an upcoming movie that will feature Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth in the lead roles. This untitled flick will be directed by Vikranth’s brother Sanjeev.
Posting a picture with Vikranth, Vishnu tweeted, ‘Finally …together….official announcement soon @vikranth_offl :)#FriendshipGoals’.
The movie gained lots of hype however, it was later shelved due to unspecified reasons. Now, the movie will soon see the light.
The movie will be about sports and it has been rumored to be based on the football culture in North Chennai. The rest of the cast and crew of this movie will be out soon.
On the work front, Vikranth is quite busy with several movies in his kitty. He has Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu 2, Sutta Pidikka Utharavu and Bakrid. Vishnu Vishal, on the other hand, has Prabhu Solomon’s Haathi Mera Saathi and a sequel of Mundasupatti.


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Gwen Stefani says she’s changed since her rocker days with No Doubt.
“Now I’m a wife and a mother of two. It’s a really different role,” Gwen told the July issue of Elle. Kingston is 3, and baby Zuma is 9-months-old.
“I always referred to No Doubt as a marriage, because that’s what it’s like to be together for so long and go through what we’ve been through,” said Gwen – who wed Gavin Rossdale in 2002. “I can’t really have that relationship with them anymore. My priorities are always going to be my husband and my family now. That’s a huge, huge thing.”
Gwen – who’s currently on tour with No Doubt – shared that she struggles with songwriting while raising her kids.
“It’s one thing when you have an infant, but when you have this two-or three-year-old going, ‘Mommy, what’s the deal?’ It’s harder. Kingston’s whole thing is, ‘I need, I need.’ He is insane right now.
“We’re just hoping for the best and that he’s not going to turn out to be a freak, but we’ll see,” she continued.
Gwen said she “might never be able to write another song. Who knows? I did try. So here we are, going on a tour without a new record.”
She’s not too worked up about it.
“But, then I think, what I’ve gone through is major, right? I got married and had two human beings come out of my body — plus two albums and two clothing lines that were born during the same period. I’m still nursing! I’m a little sucked dry.
“Like maybe once I sleep through the night, maybe I’ll be able to write a song. That’s where I’m at,” she said.

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Whoever has made sausage has noticed the exceptional quantity of extra fat that increases through the pan. Municipalities are becoming aware of this sort of extra fat is wreaking injury using their septic plumbing related plus they can frequently promote inhabitants to prevent removing oil down the drain. Maybe you are maintaining it inside of an obsolete soup can to dispose of within the trash can. However there are a few means of reusing the fats and abundant tastes left from bacon planning food to your reward. Enable the pan great to the point where you can make contact with it without having to be used up. Place a fuller stainless steel spot or blade inside a jar and fill excess fat into a jar.
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