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- You're probably thinking ? an $8 doughnut? This big baby comes warm from the oven, dusted with cinnamon and sugar. The crunch of the outside gives way to a soft, pleasantly dense middle. Here's the punch: |
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- MANHATTAN, Kan. ? E. coli in the spinach. |
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- You have company coming for dinner. Maybe it's Easter or Passover, or maybe it's just an average Sunday. The problem is, you don't want to put the rest of your life on hold just because a few guests are on their way. |
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- Der Provokative Stil als effektives Kommunikations-Instrument - Sie legen sich das Grundhandwerkszeug an humorvoll-provokativen Elementen des Provokativen Stils zu. Zahlreiche Übungen stellen sicher, dass die gelernten Interventionen zu Ihrem persönlichen Humor passen. ... |
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- ...sich klar und gekonnt präsentieren - In spielerischer und bewegungsorientierter Art und Weise lernen Sie Ihren Körper als ihr wichtigstes Präsentationsinstrument besser kennen. Durch die Sensibilisierung der Körperwahrnehmung verbessern Sie Ihre Haltung und steigern Ihre Sicherheit. Die Betonung Ihrer persönlichen Stärken, die Ihre Einmaligkeit ... |
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- Informationen zu NLP und Kennenlernen der Trainer - Der Informations- und Kennenlernabend ist für alle gedacht, die mehr über NLP erfahren wollen, Fragen haben und Antworten suchen und sich auf das erste praktische Erlebnis mit NLP einlassen wollen. Dieser Abend ist auch dafür gedacht, uns als Trainer kennen zu lernen. ... |
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- Sonderpreise in 2007 zum 10jährigen Praxisbestehen von PantaReiKi,com - In je einer Anfänger- und einer Fortgeschrittenengruppe werden die Grundprinzipien verschiedener Meditationsformen erläutert und praktiziert. So erhält jeder Teilnehmer binnen ca. 2-3 Monate das Rüstzeug, die ihm/ihr angemessene Form selbständig fortzuführen... ... |
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- Passover is an eight-day-long festival of freedom that marks Jewish liberation from slavery in Egypt and the birth of the Jewish people as a nation. This year, the holiday begins at sundown on Monday, April 2, and for those in need of Passover books, tableware, hostess gifts, or ways to make the festival fun for kids (and adults!), the Bariff Shop at Chicago's Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies has just what you need. |
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- Mic went through the usual trying to talk to ss yesterday. She had finally turned the phone off just a little before his bedtime ( I can only assume she got tired of hearing it ring). I told Mic that he should think about calling again about 8:15 (when ss should be in bed reading-lights out at 8:30- we don't like to interrupt then, be it wasn't like he hadn't tried earlier). |
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- Police are asking for the public's help in finding a Santa Ana man who abducted his four-year-old daughter Sunday and is threatening to commit suicide. |
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- newegg.com offers the Aluratek 4-Port USB 2.0 Powered Hub, model no. AUH0204, for $9.99. |
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- Iduet: Zaandam --- Onze opdrachtgever: Onze opdrachtgever is een groot bedrijf in de agrarische sector. en nbsp; Zoekt: |
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- As Liberia's post-war, cash-strapped economy continues to threaten its political stability, the United Nations is planning to extend the mandate of its four-year old peacekeeping force through March next year. |
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- More than 90 people were burnt to death yesterday in a fire incident caused by petrol, which spilled from a tanker in an accident in Gadoko Local government Area of Kaduna State. |
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- Against growing speculations of a subterranean plot to extend his tenure through inconclusive or crisis-ridden elections, President Olusegun Obasanjo yesterday affirmed that he would hand over power on May 29 to an elected successor. |
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- Commending the efforts of both sides to implement this month's peace deal between rival political leaders in the divided West African nation of Côte d'Ivoire, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed the agreement earlier this week that has led to the appointment of a new prime minister. |
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- The first-ever field mission from the new United Nations Peacebuilding Commission, set up to prevent countries emerging from civil war and other conflicts from slipping back into bloodshed, has returned from Sierra Leone with a clearer idea of the challenges now facing the once strife-torn state, the delegation leader said today. |
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- Pres. Bush, McCain, Others Support Amnesty for Liberians |
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- "The Independent" newspaper, which was banned by the government for publishing a sex photo of former presidential affairs minister, Willie Knuckles, has been ordered by the Supreme Court of Liberia to return to "status quo ante." The court's latest ruling is a result of a challenge by "The Independent" through its legal counsel, Attorney-at-Law Syema Syrenius Cephus, protesting the government of Liberia's order through the court's system. |
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- Outside the battered campaign headquarters of gubernatorial candidate Ahmad Garban in the village of Bichi, 20 km north of the state capital Kano, lie six cars plastered with election posters and with shattered windscreens. Yet oddly, politicians from both major parties say minor violence here a week ago is an omen that this year's election will be peaceful. |
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- Police Inspector General Sunday Ehindero is confident Nigeria's oft-criticised police force can cope with whatever national gubernatorial and presidential elections in April might throw at it. |
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- The April general elections in Nigeria must be transparent and credible if the country and the region are to make progress towards achieving peace and stability. |
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- A huge fireball killed about 83 people as they tried to scoop fuel from a cracked petrol tanker on Monday night in Katugal, in Kagarko local government area of Kaduna State. |
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- The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), has appealed to President Olusegun Obasanjo, to stop "unethical and undemocratic acts" that can influence the result of the forthcoming elections in favour of his party. |
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- The Director, Institute of Petroleum Studies of the University of Port Harcourt, Professor Joseph Ajienka says Nigeria loses about S5billion to gas flaring in the last 20 years. |
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- The federal government has placed the Managing Director, Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), Mr Basil Omiyi, and 20 others accused of dumping waste in the country, under security surveillance. |
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- Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), the umbrella body of the Northern Nigeria has expressed concern about the level of preparedness of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the April general elections. |
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- PRESIDENT Olusegun Obasanjo yesterday assured that Niger Delta militants of amnesty, if they could surrender their weapons and turn a new leaf, just as he declined suggestion that the militants be absorbed into the country's armed forces. |
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- Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, is insisting that Vice President Atiku Abubakar cannot contest the April presidential elections because his indictment by the Federal Government cannot be questioned by the court as provided for in the Constitution. |
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- The All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) Presidential Candidate, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), yesterday said the only way to guarantee stability in the country, was for next month's election to be credible, free and fair. |
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- Vice President Atiku Abubakar yesterday reacted to the claim of the Finance Minister, Mrs. Nenadi Usman, that the Ministry of Finance merely authenticated the release of PTDF's $20m placed in the defunct Trans International Bank (TIB); by raising further allegations of financial malpractice against the president in the management of the fund. |
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- National Democratic Party (NDP) Tuesday stepped up its legal pressure to stop the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from conducting the April general elections in the country. |
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- The United Nations Mission in Liberia today released a report documenting how hundreds of the country's children - many with living parents and other relatives - are being kept in inhumane conditions in orphanages, some run for profit, and recommended measures to address these abuses. |
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- U.S Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice says last Month's Liberia Partnership Forum in Washington is an important step toward the economic recovery of the country. |
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- This daily press review is compiled by the Information Section of the Public Affairs Office of the American Embassy in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire. For questions regarding this service, please contact: David Andresen, Public Affairs Officer, AndresenDR@state.gov. |
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- The Special Court for war crimes in Sierra Leone says an autopsy to determine the cause of death last month of Special Court indictee Sam Hinga Norman has showed that he died of natural causes. |
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- Japanese international investors have signified their willingness to invest $80 million in the non-oil sector of the Nigerian economy . The Executive Vice President of Japan Tobacco Inc, Mr. Mitsuomi Koizumi, who led a delegation of international investors from Japan and Middle East, disclosed this during a courtesy call on the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Nenadi Usman, in her office at the weekend. |
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- THERE are only 16 days to the 2007 elections. How many Nigerians know if they are eligible voters for the elections? It is doubtful if any Nigerian with certainty can say his name is on the list. |
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- IMPLEMENTATION of the Niger Delta Regional Development Masterplan under the supervision of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) is to cost about $50 billion (N6.4 trillion) over the next 15 years. The money would go into the provision of infrastructure. |
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- A MEMBER of the Senate Review Committee on the affairs of the Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF), Senator Akinlabi Olasunkanmi, has admitted being used in what he described as the wrongful indictment of President Olusegun Obasanjo by the Committee. |
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- Political parties that are yet to meet standards of the National Elections Commission (NEC) and the laws of Liberia may have themselves blamed if the former acted against them. |
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- The performance indicators of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), the All-share index and market capitalisation appreciated on Monday by 0.04 per cent. |
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- PRESIDENT of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers, Chief Dosu Fatokun says the 37th Annual Conference of the organisation scheduled for Warri in Delta State is to enable the members brainstorm and come out with practical strategies on how the Federal Government can adequately compensate the people of the Niger-Delta for the exploitation of their land for oil and gas. |
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- The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, says it will continue to motivate public companies in Nigeria to voluntarily comply with the Code of Good Corporate Governance, issued by the Commission in 2003, in conjunction with the Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, and other capital market stakeholders. |
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