text stringlengths 12 102k |
|---|
In India, the uncertainty is even greater in street food. One can at least find out if trans fats are being used or not in labelled products, but there is no way to verify its presence in the food that one eats outside. |
While there is no question that trans fats are best avoided, one also needs to understand that dietary fats are important for good health. Dietary fats are a major source of energy for the body, keep us feeling full longer and aid in the absorption of vitamins A, D, E and K. So choose to cook and bake with liquid oils ... |
The good news is that the Indian government, too, is moving to mandate a reduction. “In 2015, the FSSAI had issued a notification to reduce the maximum permitted amount of trans fats to 5% in hydrogenated vegetable oils, margarine and fat spreads and interesterified vegetable fat. This regulation will be effective on a... |
In other words, the amount of trans fats in PHOs will soon be reduced by the Indian oil industry. |
Sujata Kelkar Shetty, PhD, is a wellness expert and a certified life coach. She has formerly worked as a clinical scientist at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, US. |
Rodney McAree has experienced every conceivable vantage point of life for Dungannon Swifts - but Saturday’s fixture list presents a fresh perspective. |
Family ties left McAree a fixture around the Stangmore Park clubhouse from childhood before going on to play and manage his local club. |
Now he takes on the team as opposition manager for the first time when the Swifts visit Coleraine. Between the first and final whistles on Saturday there will be no room for sentiment from McAree in pursuit of points for Coleraine. |
Inconsistency has disrupted his early progress with the Bannsiders since swapping familiar territory for the Coleraine challenge. And McAree identifies similarities in his initial work with both clubs, alongside the contrasts. |
“At Dungannon it was about staying in the top flight but with Coleraine we aim to be competing for the major honours,” said McAree. “However, when I started ut at the Swifts it needed to be built up again by lifting players and working hard over a transitional period. |
“That is similar to what we now face at Coleraine, so experience helps but we realise key here will be achieving consistency. |
The lifelong links between the McAree family and Dungannon may serve as a backdrop but current Swifts boss Kris Lindsay only has his focus on the future. |
Lindsay stepped up from a Glenavon coaching role into the Dungannon manager’s hot-seat in September following McAree’s departure. |
A forward-thinking approach has produced positive progress by the first-time boss and, as he prepares for a first transfer window in management, Lindsay is keen to build on early foundations. |
“It is a busy time of the season due to the run of games and transfer window so you continue to assess your existing players in training and games, plus aim to identify talent to improve and implement your ideas,” said Lindsay, who last night celebrated extended deals for Chris Hegarty and Seanan Clucas. “It’s never pe... |
“Since I’ve come in, everyone has worked hard to integrate an approach so you have the benefits of that close-hand view of how players have adapted to the system and situations. |
“This is about securing existing players to fresh terms or building around some who maybe have surprised you, on top of adding others capable of delivering. |
“Ultimately, we need to get results right on the pitch and for games like facing Coleraine it comes down to knowing your limitations and planning for the opposition but also showing confidence to cause problems. |
“One win is obviously the same points return as three draws so you have to now be brave and go beyond a safety-first approach designed not to lose games. |
(Host) The Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington says it will no longer immediately report allegations of sexual misconduct by priests to state authorities. The diocese says it will first look into the charges to determine if they’re credible. |
(Zind) Last spring, under pressure from the Vermont Attorney General, the Burlington Diocese agreed it would promptly give authorities any information it receives on alleged sexual misconduct by priests or church employees. Now the diocese says it will return to a policy of first conducting it’s own investigation. If t... |
(Zind) Searles says if allegations are found to be credible, the information would be turned over to authorities within 24 hours. He says that policy goes beyond the requirements of the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People. The charter was approved this week by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops... |
In the past, state officials have said it’s important that they be the first to talk with alleged victims and perpetrators. Social and Rehabilitation Services Commissioner Bill Young says he wants to talk with church officials before commenting on the policy. The Reverend Searles says the diocese will try not to hamper... |
It’s that time of year when wine lovers cringe and delight at the same time as they prepare to pull corks for Thanksgiving dinner. |
Those with deep wine collections look forward to big dinners because it is an opportunity to pull out five to seven bottles of wine to share with family and friends. However, a traditional Thanksgiving dinner has so many flavors going on, it can be difficult to make accurate and elegant pairings. |
So here are a few tips and ideas for how to approach the Thanksgiving dinner. |
Sparkling: Sparkling wine is a great way to start a meal not only because of the celebration associated with bubbles, but also because it tends to pair so beautifully with food. Northwest wineries that focus on sparkling wine include Domaine Ste. Michelle, Mountain Dome and Argyle. |
Pinot Noir: Most famous in Oregon but also made in small amounts in British Columbia, Washington and Idaho, this red wine tends to be suave and smooth, thanks to minimal tannins and plenty of bright fruit that reminds one of raspberries and cherries. It also pairs well with many dishes, including turkey. |
Riesling: Washington is making its reputation as one of the finest producers of this white wine anywhere in the New World. Riesling is a chameleon and can be everything from bone dry to ultra-sweet. The best examples are steely in their acidity with a bit of residual sugar. This means it will go well with many dishes o... |
Gewürztraminer: Generally, this hard-to-pronounce white wine pairs poorly with foods because of its low acidity. But it really shines at the Thanksgiving table because it matches perfectly with dark turkey meat. It also usually is off-dry, appealing to those who don’t normally drink much wine. |
Dry rosé: Several Northwest wineries are making delicious dry rosés from such grapes as Sangiovese, Syrah, Cabernet Franc, Syrah and Pinot Noir. These are versatile food wines, and the pink colors are delightfully pleasing to the eye, a nice complement to the Thanksgiving table. |
Sangiovese: Like Pinot Noir, good Sangiovese provides food-friendly acidity and fruit without much tannin getting in the way. Many Washington wineries make this Italian variety, and it’s often not too expensive. |
Syrah: This red wine is made well in all four regions of the Pacific Northwest. It often is made in a softer style, thanks to its naturally low acidity. This makes it easy to drink and easy to pair, thanks to its ripe flavors. |
Cranberry wine: Most serious wine lovers eschew fruit wines, but a couple of Washington wineries make stunning cranberry wines, and they are amazing on the Thanksgiving table. Check out Heymann Winery in Centralia and Westport Winery in Aberdeen. |
Dessert wine: This is a tough one because many sweet dessert wines will end up clashing with apple or pumpkin pies. Perhaps end the meal with a luscious late-harvest Riesling or ice wine after dessert or skip the dessert wine and serve coffee instead — especially if guests are driving. |
Cabernet Sauvignon: The king of wines and wine of kings is great in nearly every situation, just not at a traditional Thanksgiving dinner with turkey. It’s a big, bold wine with plenty of tannin and will clash with just about every dish on the table. That said, if prime rib is your family’s Thanksgiving tradition, then... |
Older wines: Thanksgiving is not a great time to pull out an older wine you want to share. First, so much is going on at the table that few of your guests will take the time to appreciate the elegance and intricacies of an aged gem. And second, an older wine often will be overwhelmed by what is on the table. Instead, s... |
The Jackson County Legislature will break from the routine on Monday and hold its weekly meeting in Sibley, rather than Independence or Kansas City. |
The Legislature meets at 1:30 p.m. at Sibley Orchards. From Independence, take U.S. 24 east to Buckner, and then turn left on Route BB and go north about two miles to Sibley Orchards. It’s right where BB turns west and becomes Blue Mills Road. |
From Blue Springs, take Interstate 70 east to Grain Valley, turn north on Route BB and go through Buckner and on to the orchard. |
The Legislature also is meeting one hour earlier than its usual 2:30 p.m. start time. Among the items on the agenda is a hearing on the property tax rate for the community mental health fund and the Board of Services for the Developmentally Disabled. |
When people want to go above and beyond for their lovers on Valentine's Day, one of the easiest solutions is usually jewelry. You may be considering a fancy ring or a gold-laced necklace. Sure, those are fine. But are they special? |
Show your significant other that you've been paying attention every time they geek out about the latest Star Wars and that you totally get their obsession with Pokémon. Jewelry can be a wonderful gesture, but geeky jewelry is the way into your bae's heart. |
Courtesy Base Camp Pong + Axe For Base Camp's co-owners, axe throwing is already a backyard pastime. |
Keith Phillips and Daniel Baker, co-owners of The Lucky Dog Tavern, have a lot on their plates for the next few months. In addition to finding a new venue for The Lucky Dog following the building's sale to the Boise Police Department, the pair has a grand plan for a new social club starring not only beer and wine, a re... |
Dubbed Base Camp Pong + Axe, the club will open in the former home of The Tailgate bar and grill as early as January 2019. According to Phillips, the venue's abundant space made it perfect for axe lanes, and he and Baker jumped on the chance to introduce a sport they both love—they have a homemade target in their own b... |
"It's certainly an addictive sport, I'll tell you that," said Phillips. "Everyone that's come over, whether they have any interest in throwing an axe or not, once they watch someone do it, then they want to give it a try. And once they give it a try, then they don't give up until they stick the axe." |
Baker's childhood friend Matt Wilson, a Toronto native, was largely responsible for the boom in axe throwing leagues across Canada and the U.S., and he walked Phillips and Baker through the process of adding axe lanes to Base Camp. There will be eight lanes in total, which groups can reserve online with 48-hour notice.... |
"Every group has an axe guide, so it's not something where you just go and do what you want to do," Phillips explained. "There's a guide there that gives you the instructions on how to do it, shows you the safe way to throw and actually monitors your group the entire time." |
When groups show up at Base Camp, they'll check in, then sign waivers and receive custom-printed cloth wristbands that tell the company's bartenders they're throwing axes. |
"As long as you've got that wristband on, you won't be served liquor," Phillips said, adding that beer and wine will still be freely available, a theme common among axe-throwing venues nationwide. "Most places that we're aware of—and there are tons of them out there—either sell beer or allow bring-your-own. A lot of ax... |
Once banded, throwers will get a safety briefing from their guides, spend time practicing throws of the 1.5-pound axes under close supervision, then wrap up with a group tournament that will likely end with a trip to the nearby bar. |
At first glance, the intersection of alcohol and sharp objects seems problematic, but Phillips said the hard liquor and axe throwing parts of the business have been carefully separated, and local authorities have approved the concept. |
"We spoke to everyone," Phillips said. "We spoke to the police at all different levels, we spoke to the city, we spoke to our insurance company, and they all view axe throwing basically as darts. It's the same sort of concept as far as they look at it." |
In addition to the axe throwing lanes, Base Camp will have eight ping pong tables, with five of them sequestered in a designated ping pong lounge. Players can claim a table for half and hour or an hour at the cost of $12-$23, depending on the length of play and time of day. Peak hours, like Friday nights, will be most ... |
Supplementing the activities and bar space will be a local-focused restaurant, helmed by Chef Sean Cobos with input from Michelin-starred Chef Peter Rudolph, whose interest was piqued by the Base Camp's unique concept. Phillips said the two will be "taking the food up a notch" from the typical sports bar experience. |
The entire venue is for adults 18 and older, and will become 21-plus only during certain hours. To add to the Boise vibe, Base Camp graffiti-style art by local collective Sector Seventeen will fill the space. |
"We want this to be a very iconically Boise place," said Phillips. |
Base Camp isn't the only axe throwing game in town—indoor axe throwing venue Section 37 Axe Room is set to open this month on Overland Road in West Boise—but it's the only one where visitors can drink, dine, hurl axes and hoist paddles all under one roof. |
A growing open access publisher of books and journals is seeking an Editorial Account Manager to join their team in London. You will deliver a high quality service throughout the journal and book workflow, from the last stages of acquisition to post-publication review. This role is suitable for a proactive and junior a... |
RICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia National Guard is looking for 20 Soldiers to volunteer to participate in the Road to Twitchcon Esports Tournament May 18, 2019, at the DC Armory in Washington, D.C. |
The event is hosted by the Army National Guard and Army Entertainment and is open to all active duty Army and Army National Guard Soldiers. The game will be TEKKEN 7. This is a voluntary event, and Soldiers will not be placed on orders and travel/per diem will NOT be provided. |
A series of eight tournaments at National Guard and Army garrisons across the country will take place this spring and summer and winners from all eight locations will advance to the final competition at Twitchcon in San Diego, California, in late September. |
Those interested should fill out the form and return it to Sgt. 1st Class Terra C. Gatti at terra.c.gatti.mil@mail.mil no later than May 10, 2019. |
Additional information available at www.ArmyMWR.com/ESports. |
Indianapolis, IN-(ENEWSPF)- United States Attorney Josh Minkler and Assistant Attorney General John C. Cruden for the Department of Justice’s Environment and Natural Resources Division announced today the sentencing to federal prison of two individuals who defrauded investors and biodiesel purchasers of millions of dol... |
Jeffrey Wilson and Craig Ducey were sentenced to serve prison terms of 120 months and 74 months, respectively, for their roles in multi-million-dollar fraud schemes involving: biodiesel tax credits, renewable fuel credits and shares of Imperial Petroleum Inc. Yesterday, Chad Ducey was sentenced to an 84-month prison te... |
Today’s sentences were the first to address securities fraud charges leveled against Wilson and Craig Ducey. That fraud stemmed from lies those defendants told in the course of their dealings with investors, auditors and the Securities and Exchange Commission, while representing Imperial Petroleum. Wilson, the Presiden... |
As shown at Wilson’s trial, the securities fraud began when Wilson learned that e-biofuels LLC—a business that Wilson arranged for Imperial Petroleum to buy—was faking paperwork to claim incentives for biodiesel it had not manufactured. Put another way, Wilson learned that the e-biofuels managers fraudulently claimed m... |
Who does business in renewable energy in Park Forest? |
On Thursday, Chad Ducey was sentenced for his role in the underlying wire, tax fraud and environmental crime that were hidden by the securities fraud (he was not charged with securities fraud). Chad Ducey owned e-biofuels, together with his brother Craig Ducey, until they sold it to Imperial Petroleum in a deal that Wi... |
In addition, as shown during Wilson’s trial, Chad Ducey worked with Wilson and others to try to establish “beachheads” in Texas. A beachhead would have been a fuel transload facility used to disguise the transfer of biodiesel to an e-biofuels customer from a Texas fuel terminal where it was purchased. Essentially, a br... |
The wire fraud, tax fraud, securities fraud and environmental crime investigation that culminated in this week’s sentencing hearings began in January 2012, when investigators from the FBI, the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Criminal Investigation Division, IRS-CI and the SEC began meeting with a whistleblower ... |
The United States approached targets of the investigation and sought pre-indictment plea agreements with them. Ultimately, one defendant, Brian Carmichael, entered into a plea agreement before indictment. The others were indicted in September of 2013. After multiple continuances sought by the defendants and one additio... |
According to Steven DeBrota, Senior Litigation Counsel for the Southern District of Indiana, Thomas Ballantine, Assistant Section Chief of the Environmental Crimes Section for the DOJ and Jake Schmidt, SEC Senior Attorney, all who prosecuted this case for the government, Wilson must also make $16 million in restitution... |
Only 67 bottles of Rome de Bellegarde has been decanted with the very first 40ml serving being bought by Ranjeeta Dutt McGroarty, Gunniess World Records confirmed on their website. Are you willing to spend that much? |
How much are you willing to spend on one shot of liquor? An Indian-origin woman created Guinness World Record after she bought one single shot of cognac for a whopping £10,014, that approximately converts to over Rs 9.20 lakhs, in current exchange rate! Yes, the record for the most expensive shot of cognac was achieved... |
Not only it earned the title for being the most expensive single shot of cognac, it is also one of the oldest cognac to be discovered in the world. “The pricey plonk was discovered in the cellars of cognac house Jean Fillioux by fifth generation cellar master Pascal Fillioux. It is believed to be the very first blend c... |
Cognac connoisseur and experts were invited to the event to witness the very first pour of the exotic drink. Only 67 bottles of Rome de Bellegarde has been decanted with the very first 40ml “serving being bought by Ranjeeta Dutt McGroarty,” Gunniess World Records confirmed on their website. |
“We are so excited for Rome de Bellegarde to be available for the first time in over 120 years, ” Rome de Bellegarde founder David Smeralda said. “Since its discovery in 2004, this incredible batch has been destined to be enjoyed by those that love and cherish truly pure cognac,” he was quoted in the report. |
The previous Guinness World Record for the most expensive cognac sold was for 68,000 Hong Kong dollars (£7,072) in China, on November 9, 2016. The Croizet Cognac “Cuvée Leonie” was bought by Jason Wong (Huang Guofeng), Chairman of Eyarn Lighting Ltd. |
Blockbuster director Roland Emmerich first floated the idea of launching a new Stargate trilogy all the way back in September of last year, but it is only now that it appears the project is actually moving forward. News has arrived that Warner Bros. and MGM have struck a deal that will see the relaunch of the sci-fi fr... |
The news of his deal comes to us via The Hollywood Reporter which adds that Roland Emmerich is attached to direct, though they don't mention if he will be helming all three movies or just the first one. Dean Devlin, who who has been working with Emmerich as a producer since the first Stargate in the mid-90s, is on-boar... |
So how is Emmerich planning on approaching this new version of Stargate? Is it a sequel? Is it a reboot? According to the director himself, it's a bit of a mix of both. Talking about his pitch last year, Emmerich described the project as a sequel that is also a reboot that will unfold in three parts. Obviously that doe... |
The original Stargate, which came out in 1994, told the story of a group of scientists who discovered an interstellar transportation device in Egypt. The movie starred Kurt Russell and James Spader and was a huge hit, making $196 million worldwide. While a feature never produced any theatrical sequels, it did lead to t... |
When the Stargate reboot is actually going to get going is a question without an answer at this point. Roland Emmerich is currently working on the historical drama Stonewall, and he is also getting set to bring back the Independence Day franchise. So while we know more Stargate is coming, it's probably not happening an... |
Are you excited to see more Stargate on the big screen? What would you like to see from the franchise? Are you excited that Roland Emmerich is returning to the franchise, or do you wish that another filmmaker was taking the reins? Answer our poll below and tell us what you think in the comments section below! |
Are you excited by the idea of a new Stargate trilogy? |
The goalie gets physical with the Penguins' Patric Hornqvist, and both are penalized. |
PITTSBURGH – Robin Lehner has a message for any player who wants to get physical with him in the crease: It only makes the Islanders goalie better. |
Lehner stopped the last 32 shots he faced as the Islanders swept their first-round series against the Penguins with a 3-1 win in Game 4 Tuesday night at PPG Paints Arena. |
The 6-4, 240-pound Lehner also had to be separated from fellow Swede Patric Hornqvist at 10:33 of the second period. |
Hornqvist was trying to establish position at the crease with Lehner trying to push him away, giving him some whacks on the leg with his goalie stick. The stick swings and shoving quickly escalated, with Lehner looking like he was ready to fight before linesman Jonny Murray separated him from the scrum. |
Lehner received a two-minute slashing penalty, but Hornqvist received a double-minor for roughing. |
They spoke genially during the postgame handshakes. |
Islanders coach Barry Trotz led the Capitals to that franchise’s first Stanley Cup last season. |
And when he was presented with his Cup ring before the Capitals’ 4-1 win at Barclays Center on Nov. 26, Trotz was allowed to address his former players in the visitors' dressing room. |
“You’ll have to go through the Island, but you guys can do it again,” Trotz told the Capitals that night. |
It very well may prove prescient as the Islanders await the winner of the Capitals-Hurricanes first-round series. |
“If it happens to be Washington, what I said will be played forever on every newscast,” Trotz said. |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.