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New-wave winemakers are using old-school techniques to liberate Bordeaux from itself, writes Max Allen.
The best way to take all your preconceptions about Bordeaux and shake them upside down is to try the ethereal wines of Château le Puy. The same family has run this estate since 1610 - two and a half centuries before the renowned 1855 classification cemented the reputations of Bordeaux's lofty First Growth châteaux, Margaux, Lafite, Latour and so on.
There's no architect-designed winery, no consultant helping to craft luscious modern wines to win high scores. Instead, 13th- and 14th-generation vignerons Jean-Pierre and Pascal Amoreau grow grapes and make wine as their ancestors did: biodynamic farming, ageing in big old barrels and in some cases bottling without any additions - including sulphur dioxide preservative - and following the cycles of the moon.
Before I first tasted their extraordinary, terroir-driven wines, it seemed France's dynamic artisanal, organic and natural movements had passed Bordeaux by. I've since discovered alternative producers there. Not many, but enough to get excited about - especially as some of their wines are now shipped here. The most high-profile example of the new wave in Bordeaux is classed-growth Pauillac château Pontet Canet, which converted to biodynamics in 2005, reintroduced horses to the vineyards and is now fermenting wine in amphorae.
Another is Château Peybonhomme-Les-Tours in the less famous Côtes de Blaye. "We converted to biodynamics," says owner Jean-Luc Hubert, "because we live in the middle of our vineyard and we wish to live in the middle of a natural space for our health.
But also to get a wine that reflects our place, and the biodynamic viticulture is the best to get that."
A particularly exciting development among new-wave Bordeaux winemakers is the use of lesser-known grape varieties. Rather than being made from cabernet or merlot, or sémillon and sauvignon, many of these newer wines focus on the white grapes muscadelle and the rare sauvignon gris, and the so-called "minor" red grapes such as malbec and carménère.
Winemaker Tom Munro lived and worked in Bordeaux before moving to Australia. He now imports a great range of new-wave wines from the region with his business, The Other Bordeaux. "Before I first went to Bordeaux all I knew about it came from headlines about the establishment - all the classed-growth châteaux, the well-known labels," he says. "But I went to work on the southern edge of the region, miles from the marketing machines, moguls and phonies, where wineries are run by real people - small family businesses not living off the reputations of the 1855 classification but acting creatively to build their own identity."
That creativity is leading to some terrific wines.
And unlike all the eye-wateringly expensive wines from Bordeaux's establishment, there's some good value, too.
1. 2013 Château Peybonhomme-les-Tours "Le Blanc Bonhomme"
White Bordeaux in a Burgundy bottle? Talk about breaking the rules. The wine is a straight blend of sémillon and sauvignon but is unusually exquisite: crisp pear, ripe grapes, late-summer flowers. $42, Bibendum
2. 2013 Château de Bel "Echapée Bel"
Made almost entirely from the "third grape" of white Bordeaux, muscadelle, this is gorgeously rich and heady, with jasmine and honeydew melon and a savoury finish infused with soft herbs. $35, The Other Bordeaux
3. 2012 Château la Grolet "Les Vacances de Monsieur Merlot"
If only all merlot were as delicious as this: vibrant red fruit and inky plum followed by a touch of gravelly tannin. And a Jacques Tati gag on the label. $32, Bibendum
4. 2012 Château Tire-Pé "Les Malbecs"
I'd never tried a 100 per cent malbec from Bordeaux, so this was a treat: dense purple, firm and sinewy at first, though time in the glass revealed deep flavours of juniper, liquorice and plums. $45, The Other Bordeaux
5. 2012 Château de Bouillerot "Cep d'Antan"
Cep d'Antan means "the old-fashioned varieties", and this blend of carménère, petit verdot and malbec is fabulous. Dark meaty fruit and gravelly tannin sweep across the tongue. $35, The Other Bordeaux
6. 2011 Château le Puy "Emilien"
Give this as much air as you can before you drink it: double decant it hours before and watch as its firm, meaty, savouriness opens into fragrant, ethereal fruit and elegance. $95, Andrew Guard

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14:10-14:25 Structure of the coronary circulation - W.F. Fearon 14:25-14:45 Regulation of coronary blood flow - D. Duncker14:45-15:00 A glossary for the interventionalist - B. De Bruyne15:00-15:15 Anatomy versus physiology - N. Johnson15:15-15:30 Discussion
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Hello all! It's finally time for me to reveal the winners of The Geeky Gingerbread Competition 2016, and show you some amazing gingerbread pieces! Some of these bakers had tried making gingerbread before, while others ventured into unknown territories, but what they all had in common was that they turned in something truly creative and magical. And I'm so excited to share it with you! In no particular order, let's take a look
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As the expedition pauses at one of the many watering pools that dot this mysterious island, I note with some frustration that we are no closer to sighting the giant ape known to the natives only as Kong. If there was only some clue…
Day 13: Still No Sign of the Monster
That little guy has some big shoes to fill when he grows up. 🙂
Is that a monkey? I can't see his tail.
He's on the trail of the hot blonde babe, I'll bet.
had to bite down hard on the tongue to not squeal like a maniac on this one… he is too teeny & CUTE!
Hey – any update on Monkeh Boy and Monkeh Bebbeh from so long ago? Monkeh Boy, if you are reading, how's the bebbeh?
Where's you mumma, little one? You has to watch out fer monsters……:-0
Baby munkeeees make my da-a-a-a-a-a-y!!!
My guess is that it's not volcano day by that rumbling.
Little squishy minkeeeeeeeeee!!!! A 'tocks shot would be to die for!
Peter Jackson should of hadded this little guy to the remake 😉
1: "Awwwwww, dah koot widdle monkeykins"
2: OMG MIKE YA KNOW WEEELUVU ("Ri Ruv Roo!!! Barrooo!!")
BUT OMG y'all MISSED the OBVY storyline (or maybe I"m just Goofy — in which case, see the research I turned in to VonZepp in another column yesterday about Pluto & Goofy…) BUT OMG
This isn't a "Minky" (Peter Sellers, Pink Panther -pseudo-French) exploring King Kong !!!! IT'S CURIOUS GEORGE, fer___Plpkq[pjpqwj's sake !!!
It's a Monkey, & he's showing Curiosity !! What MORE do you need ????
This guy rocks. 🙂 He's just what I needed after the disturbingly sad video I was emailed about child abuse. (I hate getting those, truth be told) 😦
Does anybody have an idea what kind of monkey this dude is? He's super cute to look at, lol.
What a wonderful shot! The splayed toes, the backlit ears, the dawning recognition of what he has been drinking from. I'm atingle in so many ways.
Squeeeeeeeee! He's so adorabuhls… I want to peench his widdle bottom and plant some keeses on his round forehead.
I love the way his back foot is gripping the edge of the puddle—don't fall in, little dude!!
Hey….it's a Monchihi! So soft and cuddley 🙂 Totally adorable.
I like the neatly parted hair on the top of the head, with a little schmeer of mud. His mom probably groomed him nicely and told him NOT to get dirty or play in puddles, since we're leaving to visit Auntie Bertha in just a few minutes.
Little monkey so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Cute Baby Smeagol {before he grew up}
The wishing pool will grant ye, only one wish. Be careful what thy asketh it!
(ominous rumble of thunder)
Hey hey it's the minkee!!!
Just imagine how shocked he is going to be when he realizes that it's not a gorilla and is in fact, a T-rex and that he is in some weird island theme park…..
I totally want to watch Jurassic Park now.
cute baby macaque! yay for making my day.
@Kristi yeah, just what does he think is making those ripples in the water??
(giant Jurassic Park footsteps!) eeeep!
HonGlad: LOL!
@ HonGlad: Are you sure, that it isn't THREE (no, five) wishes?????
A Knight who says "NI"!!!
You mean, one of the knights who until recently said, "Sanna wanna yamma PING kuchowwwwwwww"?
*waits for impact tremor*
"Mom? Mom! MOOOOOOOM!!!!!!"
@ Aquamarine:
Is it possible, that I am inferring that your Lifetime Film Viewing Experience includes at least one screening of MP/Search/ Holy Grrrrrrrrrrrail??????
Castle Anthrax
(Who is about to be offline for at least an hour 😦
@ Resriechan:
yes. about one…….THOUSAND. i am, alas, an addict. i must be punished! bad, bad zoot! (now watch me have gotten that line wrong)
methinks thou must be in a different time zone than myself….although i don't really want to know….it's sort of fun not really knowing anything about you clowns….and i mean that with all luvvvvvv! 😀
@ Aquamarine:
This has entirely NUTTIN' to do w/ the monkey investigating the King Kong footprint and is ENTIRELY useless, but:
*My favorite single line/ dialogue, FROM MP/ Holy Grail ..in ….(drum roll, here, please) IN ELMER FUDD Dialect, is as fowwows:
*"Hewp! Hewp! I'm being wepwessed!"
The More You know.
@ Resriechan: 😀
"Oh, NOW we see the oppwession inhewent in the system!"
my SI and i love to sit and do this scene, and the coconuts scene, by the hour….we get better at it the more we drink…..mind you, the movie is not even on, it's just us….and the dogs….with their looks of pity…..
how long will COers allow us to be off task like this?
@ Aquamarine:
meself, I've been curious, WHO & HOW the coconuts banging together for footsteps developed…. My next favorite moment, is when Arthur et al trot across the fields near the peasants (clapping said coconuts) & the peasants discuss his identity.
"Who's that? I dunno — he must be The King." "Why?"
"He hasn't got **** all over him".
(and the two of them describe this so analytically & calmly; as if it's simply a mandatory work policy that all peasants are required to have ****all over them)
pretty supreme film moment 'f ya ask ME…
Aquamarine and Resriechan, I'm with you. Possibly my favorite movie of all time (although there's also The Princess Bride, Casablanca…).
It's so quotable!
Awww. Is he a Japanese macaque?
@ Resriechan & AmyJ:
I don't know the genesis of the coconuts….hmm…..but I love how they follow Sir Robin as he is gallantly and bravely beating a hasty retreat….
One of my mostest favoritest lines in the peasant scene is this one:
"Wat'ry tarts 'andin' out scimitars is no basis for a system 'o gov'ment!"
Ahh….MP&THG……I could do this all day!
You mean having **** all over yourself ISN'T a mandatory workplace requirement….? (scurries off to bathroom, humiliated)
you can't go around claiming to be King just cause some watery tart threw a sword at you!
If I went around saying I was an emperor, just cause some moistened bint had lobbed a scimitar at me, they'd put me away!
oh gawd hep' me.
paunchi i *heart* u!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (*sigh* keels over in happyness)
(( furrows brow over "moistened bint" )) (?)
[It's rather derogatory Brit slang. All I'm sayin' – Ed.]
i thought it was actually "moistened bink," but what do i know?
so adorable and tiny
Admit it all you parents out there – except for a bit of fur you want to say (Audrey-Adam-Zoe-get away from that puddle) Gah- I want to scoop up the monkey and dry them off and take them to Mc-hamburgersons playplace. My kids are primates and so am I. I love you monkey- Michael
soo cute!
it's a rhesus macaque!


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Stem Cell Therapy in Florida
What are Stem Cells?
Stem cells are responsible for acting as the foundation for every living being. They are capable of forming any tissue or organ in the body in conjunction with their ability to continuously replicate and self-renew. What differentiates stem cells from other types of cells is their plasticity—their ability to create tissue for an organ different than their originating organ, thus the benefit of stem cells in regenerative medicine.
Why Stem Cells?
Stem cell therapy at the Lung Institute is used to improve the function of the lungs after damage has occurred from chronic lung disease, but stem cells are versatile and are capable of forming any differentiated cell, so they can actually develop into any organ or tissue in the body. Since stem cells self-renew repetitively, they divide indefinitely, which means they are ideal to promote the healing of organs, such as lungs. This can significantly improve organ function by creating new tissue and undermining the effects of organ damage.
What Stem Cells Are Used?
The Lung Institute, available in Florida and Tennessee, offers treatments that utilize adult autologous stem cells. Since the cells are coming from an adult patient's body, they will only be administered to the same patient. This decreases the potential of rejection and undermines any possible controversy about stem cells.
The Lung Institute provides two stem cell therapies: bone marrow and venous (blood-derived). The recommended stem cell therapy will be determined based on the patient's medical history and current condition. The bone marrow therapy is always performed in conjunction with the venous therapy, but the venous treatment can be performed independently. The recommended treatment type will be determined during a physician consultation. During stem cell therapy, the adult stem cells go through a specific process in order to target the damaged tissue or organ.
How Does It Work?
The cells are extracted from the patient's body either through bone marrow or blood depending on the therapy recommended. The adult stem cells are isolated by a clinical professional. Almost immediately, the stem cells are returned to the individual intravenously, which allows patients to breathe in the stem cells. Finally, the stem cells begin to promote the healing of lung tissue. With their ability to continually replicate, the lungs grow stronger, and patients are able to breathe easier and live better.
If you or a loved one want to learn more about how stem cell therapy in Florida can be used to battle lung disease, contact us or call us at (800) 729-3065.


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Depget lets you put your npm packages on a file share and reference them from your packages.json file. Depget is a stop-gap hack which requires you to install your private packages separate from other npm packages, but it works.
First, install depget either globally or as a dependency:
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Next, edit your packages.json file and add a
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Surface-active phospholipids-alterations in osteoarthritis
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Questionnaire: Synovial fluid (SF) contains hyaluronan (HA), lubricin and surface-active phospholipids (SAPLs), which might contribute either independently or additively to boundary lubrication. Already several studies reported that the boundary lubrication system in osteoarthritic (OA) SF is impaired since decreased concentrations of HA and lubricin were found in OA SF with a reduced average molecular weight of HA.
In this line, we hypothesize that OA SF contains altered amounts of individual SAPL species which might contribute to cartilage destruction during OA. Thus, the aim of our present study is to determine whether the concentration and relative distribution of individual SAPL species is changed in OA SF compared to RA SF and whether these alterations are dependent on the stage of disease.
Methods: Before starting the experiments, approval by the ethical board of our university and the written informed consent of the patients were obtained. SF of OA and RA patients was aspirated from the knee joints of 57 OA and 19 RA patients during arthroscopy or knee replacement surgery. OA patients were classified into subgroups according to Kellgren/Lawrence (K/L) grades of radiographic severity (range 0-4) and to macroscopical appearance of cartilage surface according to Outerbridge. Lipids were extracted from cell- and microparticle-free SF using the method described by Bligh and Dyer (Bligh and Dyer, 1959). Known amounts of internal phospholipid standards were added. Phospholipids (PL) classes and their individual species were quantified using electrospray ionization tandem mass spectrometry (ESI-MS/MS). Urea concentrations in serum and SF were used to correct data obtained from ESI-MS/MS for dilution of SF due to possible effusion according to the method described by Kraus et. al. in 2002. Differences in PL concentrations were analyzed using two-way ANOVA followed by Bonferroni post-hoc test. A p-value of less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Statistical analyses were performed using the Prism 5.0 software (GraphPad Inc., USA).
Results and Conclusions: SF of OA and RA patients contain 11 different PL classes with phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylinositol and sphingomyelin being the major PL present. From 339 individual PL species being analyzed, 199 different PL could be qualitatively and quantitatively determined in OA and RA SF with 24 PL species being altered. Less concentrations of 23 individual species were found in OA SF compared to RA SF. Only one specie from the phosphatidylserine class (PS 40:7) was found to be present in higher concentrations in OA SF compared to RA SF.
Our data show for the first time that there are significant differences in concentrations of individual PL species between OA and RA SF. Furthermore, our results indicate that the PL biosynthesis and release is dependent on the stage of the disease. Our research now focuses on those cells being responsible for PL production and its biosynthetic control.


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Mariner 175, Island Coast 241: Mariner won its season opening match Tuesday over Island Coast at Coral Oaks.
The Tritons were led by Tanner VanDmark with a medalist round of 41 backed by Jordan Kenney, Cody Carroll and John Inkster with scores of 46 or under.
Riley Zavorsky and David O'Day led the Gators with matching 57s.
The Tritons host Lehigh Thursday at Coral Oaks.
Mariner 175 - Tanner VanDmark 41, Cody Carroll 44, John Inkster 45, Jordan Kenney 45.
Island Coast 241 - Riley Zavorsky 57, David O'Day 57, Nick Murray 61, Brenen Wooten 66.
Ida Baker 161, Estero 167: Ida Baker ran its record to 3-0 with its win over Estero at the San Carlos Golf Club.
The Bulldogs were led by medalist Anthony Montoya with a 38. Anthony Myers and Daichai Dougherty both carded 39s and Ross Lally had a 45.
Michael Adams had a 39 to lead Estero
The Bulldogs return to action today taking on Cape High and Oasis at Palmetto Pine.
Ida Baker - Anthony Montoya 38, Anthony Myers 39, Daichai Dougherty 39, Ross Lally 45.
Estero - Michael Adams 39, James VanValkenburg 41, Aaron Hunter 43, Chase Eberhard 44.
Mariner 17, Island Coast 7: Mariner won its season opener over Island Coast Tuesday at Coral Lanes.
Taking top honors on the day were the Tritons' Derek Stevens with a high game of 247 and Quinn Mossey with a 232.
Tim Sipper led Island Coast with a 213.
Mariner - Derek Stevens 247, Quinn Mossey 232, James Stafford 180, Alex Trujillo 150, Riley Burwell 134.
Island Coast - Tim Sipper 213.
Ida Baker's volleyball team lost its match at Gulf Coast Tuesday evening, 6-25, 11-25 and 10-25. With the loss the Bulldogs fall to 1-2 on the year.
Leading the Bulldogs on the night were Ali Nicoly and Ashley Vargas with two kills each and Brittney Benvie with four assists.
The team returns to action today at Dunbar. Game time is 7 p.m.
Cape High lost a tough volleyball match at North Fort Myers Tuesday night, falling 25-20, 23-25, 25-15, 18-25 and 7-15. With the loss the Seahawks are now 1-2 on the young season. The Red Knights up their season mark with 3-0 with the victory.
Kristi Maselter led the 'Hawks with 21 kills, three aces and five blocks. Jessica Magee had 10 kills and six aces and Katie Upton pitched in with 17 assists and three aces.
The Knights, who had 60 digs as a team, were led by Erica Eden who had 30 assists and Amanda Anzalone with 10 kills and 21 digs.
The Seahawks return to action Thursday with a home match against Mariner High. North travels to Lemon Bay Thursday.
Mariner's volleyball team dropped its first match of the year, falling at Riverdale, 6-25, 15-25 and 11-25. The Tritons are now 2-1 on the year.
Alia Mann and Michelle Huey had two kills each to help lead the Tritons on the night, while Summer Greenwell contributed five assists and Heather Gillions had two aces.
Mariner returns to action Thursday at Cape Coral.
Oasis claimed its first victory of the season Tuesday evening, downing host Community School of Naples, 25-15, 27-25, 25-27 and 25-20.
Leading the way for Oasis were Marion Chlipala with 16 kills, Alexis Robbins with 23 digs and Larra Vickelhaupt with 10 kills and six aces.
Oasis will be seeking its second victory in four matches Thursday when it hosts Moore Haven.


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If there ever was an ideal subject for a literary documentary, Jack Kerouac would have to be it.
Romantic, ruggedly handsome and tragically self-destructive, the author of ``On the Road`` was an erratic but highly gifted writer. And perhaps most important of all, as the inadvertent spokesman for the so-called Beat Generation, Kerouac shaped more lives than anyone was willing to contemplate, especially Kerouac himself.


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Flying Fifteen Balearic Championships - Close tactical racing
by Jonny Fullerton on 10 Oct 2013
Adrian Tattersall & Tim Smart (GBR) Jonny Fullerton
The Flying Fifteen Balearic Championship was took place on the weekend of 4 - 6 October at the venue of the 2014 Flying Fifteen European Championships in Pollenca, on the island of Majorca.
Racing was organised by the Real Club Nautica Port de Pollenca in a stunning bay surrounded by the mountains at the north-eastern tip of the island of Majorca. Some late summer balmy weather and a mixture of shifty breezes provided for some tactical racing amongst a small but competitive fleet.
Two races were scheduled but only one could be completed on Friday (day one) due to the muggy and slightly stormy conditions which kept the breeze down to 5-8 knots. A visiting team from the UK, Adrian Tattersall and Tim Smart, were using the regatta as an opportunity to learn from the tricky conditions in Pollenca. Using a chartered boat IRL 3753 they soon worked their way to the front of the fleet rounding just ahead of Majorcan sailors David Barber and stand in crew Sue Foreman sailing Fine Fettle. The two leaders fought to the end and the fading and shifting breeze made for a tight finish but it stayed this way with Spanish Class Secretary Michael Clough and Jonny Fullerton just snatching third by a nose on the finish line.
Saturday dawned with an earlier start in a much fresher 16 - 18 knot north-easterly with some disturbed chop. The new weather conditions made for more close tactical racing on windward/leeward courses.
After another clear start, race two also went the way of the visiting Brits, Adrian Tattersall and Tim Smart but again the action was close this time with the Harris brothers, Patrick and Vincent sailing Flying High, back in the mix after a slow first day. In the stronger breeze, the Harris brothers pushed the British pair very hard but couldn't quite break through, settling for second. David Barber with regular crew Hannah Barber took third with a very close battle for fourth-8th proving to be a pattern for the weekend.
Race two of the day was again sailed in shifty and windy conditions with a breeze flicking around the headland of Formentura. This time Patrick and Vincent Harris from CN Cala Gamba did get the better of their tussle with the British pair with the ever consistent Barber family also representing CN Cala Gamba taking third.
Again some very packed mark roundings meant some close racing particularly amongst the local Flying Fifteen sailors, Scott Walker and Andrew Harvey, David Miles and Amigo del Alma and Michael Beecken and Stephen Parry.
Two more races were scheduled for the final day (Sunday) and the majority of the fleet were still digesting a rather large BBQ laid on by the Real Club Nautica Port de Pollenca in typical Spanish islander style.
The breeze was still quite fresh with a hint of thunderstorms but patchy and fading at times to 12 - 13 knots. The Race Committee had to wait a while for conditions to settle for another longish windward/leeward race course providing some more close racing.
The visiting Brits had to work hard and on the final run with a big shift they only just crossed the finish line in front of the Harris brothers with Stephen Babbage and John Walker from CN Cala Gamba finishing strongly to take third.
The final race would be the decider and the breeze was getting lighter. For the first time in the regatta there were three OCS at the committee boat end all pushing a bit too hard. David and Hannah Barber came out strongest up the first beat rounding clear ahead of a close pack containing Scott Walker and Andrew Harvey and the ever improving Stephen Babbage and John Walker.
The Barbers continued to extend to a big lead leaving a big scrap to the chasing pack but Adrian Tattersall and Tim Smart (GBR) had kept enough points in the bag crossing in fourth to claim the title. Stephen Babbage and John Walker took third and seal third on the overall podium.
The class now turns its attention to the Flying Fifteen World Championship in Hong Kong in November but Pollenca will look forward to welcoming all Flying Fifteen sailors back to the island of Majorca for the 2014 Europeans in September next year.
Overall Results: (Top 10 after five races)
1 IRL 3753 Adrian Tattersall/Tim Smart: 1,1,2,1,4, 9pts
2 ESP 3728 David Barber/Hannah Barber: 2,3,3,4,1, 13pts
3 ESP 3577 Stephen Babbage/John Walker: 5,4,5,3,3, 20pts
4 ESP 3592 Patrick Harris/Vincent Harris: 8,2,1,2,DNF, 25pts
5 ESP 3763 Scott Walker/Andrew Harvey: 4,6,9,7,2, 28pts
6 ESP 3804 Michael Clough/Jonny Fullerton: 3,8,6,6,5, 28pts
7 ESP 3610 David Miles/Amigo del Alma: 6,5,4,5,DSQ, 32pts
8 ESP 3600 Michael Beecken/Stephen Parry: 9,7,8,8,7, 39pts
9 ESP 3724 Stephen Hart/Seven Phillips: 10,9,7,9,6, 41pts
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Caught The Gregory Brothers' "Auto-Tune the News #2" on Rachel Maddow's show last night and had to share it (especially because I've since watched it two more times this morning and still can't get enough!). Enjoy their creative spin on pirates, drugs, gay marriage and other current events.
You can watch "Auto-Tune the News #1" on YouTube, and follow The Gregory Brothers on Facebook here.
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We welcome New England recreational fisherman, Matt Rigney, to the show and speak with him about his book, In Pursuit of Giants: One Man's Global Search for the Last of the Great Fish .
Omega's third annual Memoir Festival brings together celebrated memoirists along with new and seasoned writers who have real stories to tell and the courage to turn them into art. It takes place at Omega in Rhinebeck on August 10th – 12th. Malachy and Alphie McCourt are two of the memoir superstars who will be teaching.
We welcome Janet Groth to the show and speak with her about her book, The Receptionist: An Education at The New Yorker.
Brian Castner served three tours of duty in the Middle East, two of them as the commander of an Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit in Iraq. We speak with him about his book, The Long Walk: A Story of War and the Life That Follows.
Steve Guttenberg (Diner, Police Academy, and Three Men and a Baby) joins us to talk about his new memoire, The Guttenberg Bible.
The 2005 publication of Jarhead: A Marine's Chronicle of the Gulf War and Other Battles changed author and former sniper Anthony Swofford's life. The Gulf War memoir became a best-seller and inspired a film adaptation starring Jake Gyllenhaal.
We welcome The Bloggess, Jenny Lawson, and talk about her book, Let's Pretend This Never Happened: (A Mostly True Memoir).
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Thanks for your patience. As far as the overpayment is concerned, if someone has genuinely been overpaid by their employer, then that is not money to which they are legally entitled and it should be repaid. Of course it is rare that the employee will be at fault for this so it is understandable that if you are financially affected by this it would be stressful and upsetting.
The law does allow an employer to recover genuine overpayments from the employee's wages, without their consent. However, at the same time they need to act fairly and reasonably and within the implied term of trust and confidence, which exists in every employment contract. That does mean, for example, that if the deductions will leave you in financial peril, the employer should consider reducing these so that you are not left with an unreasonable amount to live on, especially if this was their fault.
In terms of stopping this from happening, it may not be easy unfortunately. You cannot prevent the employer from deducting the money in the first place – your rights are really there to pursue the employer if they go ahead and do that. For example, it could allow you to resign and claim for constructive dismissal, as well as a potential disability discrimination claim. At this stage, these are really the only options, short of pursuing the matter internally, such as through a grievance. Of course, continue trying to discuss this with the employer and to reach an agreement, remind them that this was their fault that you should not be forced to suffer financially as a result and that as a reasonable employer that is required to act within the implied term of trust and confidence, they should consider reducing the deductions and agreeing to a periodic repayment.
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Ben, can you just look at my last corresponsdence, then I will rate you.
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Just to be clear what specific questions would you like me to deal with now so I can direct my advice more appropriately?
Hello Yvonne, when it comes to potential constructive dismissal it would occur when the following two elements are present:
A common breach by the employer occurs when it, or its employees, have broken the implied contractual term of trust and confidence. The conduct relied on could be a single act, or a series of less serious acts over a period of time, which together could be treated as serious enough (usually culminating in the 'last straw' scenario).
The affected employee would initially be expected to raise a formal grievance in order to officially bring their concerns to the employer's attention and give them an opportunity to try and resolve them. If the issues are so bad that the employee can't even face raising a grievance and going through the process, or if a grievance has been raised but has been unsuccessful, then they can consider resigning straight away.
If resignation appears to be the only option, it must be done without unreasonable delay so as not to give an impression that the employer's breach had been accepted. Any resignation would normally be with immediate effect and without providing any notice period. It is advisable to resign in writing, stating the reasons for the resignation and that this is being treated as constructive dismissal.
Following the resignation, the option of pursuing a claim for constructive dismissal exists. This is only available to employees who have at least 2 years' continuous service. There is a time limit of 3 months from the date of resignation to submit a claim in the employment tribunal.
An alternative way out is to approach the employer on a 'without prejudice' basis (i.e. off the record) to try and discuss the possibility of leaving under a settlement agreement. Under a settlement agreement, the employee gets compensated for leaving the company and in return promises not to make any claims against the employer in the future. It is essentially a clean break, although the employer does not have to agree to it so it will be subject to negotiation. In any event, there is nothing to lose by raising this possibility with them because you cannot be treated detrimentally for suggesting it and it would not be used against you.
Just to make a final, yet important point, that constructive dismissal can be a difficult claim to win as the burden of proof is entirely on the employee to show the required elements of a claim were present. Therefore, it should only be used as a last resort.


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The best of the bunch is a book I had never heard of before, by a guy I had never heard of. The book is One Day by David Nicholls, and its premise could be gimmicky: the book traces the 20-year relationship of Emma and Dexter by checking in with them on July 15 every year, starting when they graduate university. What starts as a one-night stand becomes a flirtatious friendship between the entitled rich boy and the brainy bohemian girl. Though this is a fast summer read, it is smart and funny and touching, with great humour and great insight about your 20s to 30s to 40s. And sneaking in there beneath the comedy is a stealth tearjerker - these crazy kids are perfect for each other and yet cannot get together. I laughed and yes I welled up with a tear or two. Read it!
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Don't count us out says Arabs striker
David Goodwillie reckons that Iceland shouldn't automatically be regarded as favourites for Scotland's forthcoming Uefa Under-21 Championship play-off.
That follows them naming several full internationals in their squad for the two games. Despite that the 21-year-old Dundee United striker still believes his side can emerge victorious from the tie.
"We've got a lot of players in our 21s who play first-team football, so I don't see a lot of difference between us and them," he told BBC Scotland . "It'll mean a lot to them, just as it means a lot to us. It'd be a life experience if we were to get through to the finals in Denmark.
"All of the boys would love it. Not everyone says they've been to something like that."
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Topic: Escape (01/02/06)
TITLE: From Rags to Riches
By Jan Warrick
"Did you really think that I would let you go that easy?" he growled.
She shuddered and pushed deeper into the shadows. The sound of her ragged breathing echoed off the walls.
"Just leave me alone!" she cried.
"I know where you are Jessica. Crouching in that corner like a frightened animal. It doesn't have to be this way. Come back to me, and I will forget your little indiscretion."
"I don't want to be with you anymore!" she shouted. "I have chosen a different life."
"After all I have given to you, you're leaving me?"
"Yes" she whispered.
"I control all the wealth of the world Jessica. I can give you anything you want. Anything you desire. And, I know what pleases you."
Her mind began to swim.
"Look at yourself Jessie. Those rags just don't befit you. Remember the beautiful clothes and jewels I dressed you in? Think back to how you felt when you looked like a princess."
"I remember what I had to do to get those clothes. It's not clothes or jewels that make me a princess; it's who I am on the inside. It's whose I am," she said trying to convince herself.
"And where is your new love, Jessie? Why isn't he here protecting you? Didn't he say he would never leave you?"
"You're just trying to confuse me!"
"No I'm not. Just pointing out what seems to be obvious. You poor thing. You are so stressed. I can give you something for that. You used to say these pills made life worth living."
"I was wrong. I can't take those anymore. I don't need to take them. I don't want to take them."
"Yes you do Jess. I can see it in your eyes. The pills are calling you and you want them to take this pain away."
"No! I won't get caught up in that again."
"OK, OK, fine. They are here if you change your mind. I can't believe you're leaving me after everything I freely gave you. I didn't have to Jess, I chose to, and look how you are repaying me."
"The things you gave me were never free. Everything had strings attached. Before I knew it you had me bound and gagged. You controlled me."
"I'm hurt" he said. Didn't I teach you better than that? You are master of your own life. No one can control you, unless you want to be controlled. Is that how you like it Jessie? You like being controlled by your new love?"
"That's enough!"
Jessica stood and walked toward the sound of his voice.
"He doesn't control me. He has given me freedom and life which is what you promised and could never deliver. All your gifts, clothes, jewels and drugs never gave me freedom or made me happy. It was all a lie."
"And the way you are living now makes you happy?" the chill in his voice stopped her in her tracks.
"Yes" she said quietly. "Yes, I am happier" her voice now confident. "In fact, now that I think about it, I haven't ever felt this free. Since I escaped from your clutches to his loving arms I truly am happy."
"What has he ever given you to make you happy" he growled. Your beautiful clothes and possessions are gone. You live like a pauper. You have forsaken my riches for your rags. You are nothing without me!"
"That's where you are wrong Satan. I am a child of the King and He has given me life, both now and forever. I have given up your rags for His riches. Be gone from me. You don't have authority over me anymore."
"You haven't heard the last from me Jessica. We will speak again."
"Maybe we will, but I'm not worried. I read the end of the book. I already know that my God and I are on the winning team."
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IntroductionSalad with a twist of lemon Salad with a twist of lemon
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Spinach, fresh, 4 cup
Lemon juice, 4 tbsp
Green Giant Fresh Baby Cut Carrots, 4 oz
Green Peppers (bell peppers), 1 cup, strips
Roma Tomato, 148 gram(s)
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MTV boyfriend's birthday is usually an occasion that I use to justify taking him to a swanky restaurant. Of course MTV boyfriend is not really into swanky restaurants, he is a meat and two veg type of guy. This year, much to my disappointment he put his foot down. No restaurant of the moment, no Michelin star establishment, no even to much feted steak house Hawksmoor that I had pencilled in as being right down his alley. MTV boyfriend wanted to go to a simple, local little Italian place.
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It's a great place alright, but you might at least want to get the name right! It's 'Osteria Basilico' with an 'o' on the end.
Thanks Anon – have just amended. Obviously too many glasses of that house red last night.
this is our local and we eat here all the time. everything on the menu is superb
Poor you, being denied a super-duper meal! still, it sounds like the alternative was pretty good.
Wow, this brings back memories. I used to eat here a lot in the 90s when I worked in Notting Hill. I remember the food being reasonably good and always incredibly busy.
Annabel – I live very close by as well so am kicking myself that I have only just discovered it.
Lizzie – I did miss out on a super-duper meal but to discover a great local restaurant did make up for it.
Helen – seems like it has been around for quite a while – and yes it is still very busy.
Food at their sister restaurant on the next corner down (Meditarraneo) is usually better, but OB has good atmosphere and is usually bustling…that's for sure.
Hmmm, this is the reason NOT to live in the Far East of London as I do – bustling local osterias!! Hubby is also firmly in the camp of "good honest food" rather than anything fancy, ans I have to agree that sometimes, that just hits the spot. (Other times, of course, I want foams, foie gras and fancy crockery ;-))


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The elite field for the inaugural B.A.A. 10K features the top three finishers from April's Boston Marathon. Geoffrey Mutai, the champion and world's fastest marathoner (2:03:02), will challenge runner-up Moses Mosop and third place finisher Gebre Gebremariam in their first meeting since Patriots' Day. Mutai ran 57 seconds faster than Haile Gebrselassie's marathon world record time of 2:03:59 in Boston, and Mosop is coming off of a world record track performance over 25,000 meters and 30,000 meters.
The women's field also boasts a pair of top ten finishers from the 2011 Boston Marathon. Champion Caroline Kilel of Kenya returns after prevailing down Boylston Street, finishing in a time of 2:22:36. Ethiopia's Werknesh Kidane, who finished seventh in 2:26:15, is hoping she can crack the top three on Sunday. In addition, New Zealand's Kim Smith, the leader for the first 18 miles of the marathon before a torn muscle forced her to drop out, is healthy and ready to go for the win again. Also entered is Australian national record holder and three-time Olympian Benita Willis.
Making his professional debut at the B.A.A. 10K is Sam Chelanga. A 14-time All-American, Chelanga was a standout at Liberty University, winning four NCAA titles, including two back-to-back in cross country. One of the most decorated athletes in NCAA history, Chelanga will run his first race as a professional this Sunday. The native of Kenya also has ties to the Bay State: his brother, Joshua, finished third at the 2001 Boston Marathon.
The B.A.A. 10K features $30,000 in prize money, $5,000 of which will go to each of the winners in Sunday's race. The top ten men and women overall will receive equal amounts of prize money, as well as the top three masters finishers. Age group awards for the top three in each category will be given Marathon Sports gift certificates, which are good towards the purchase of adidas footwear and apparel.
With his finishing time of 2:04:53 and her finishing time of 2:26:15 in the 2011 Boston Marathon, it's believed that Gebre Gebremariam and Werknesh Kidane are the fastest married couple ever to finish the same marathon. The Ethiopian couple's combined time of 4:31:08 may prove tough to beat, but there is competition in the arena. Second-place men's finisher Moses Mosop, who finished in 2:03:06, is married to Florence Kiplagat. She pulled out of this year's Boston Marathon, but her half-marathon time of 1:07:40 translates to about 2:22:00 across 26.2 miles. Had she run the Boston Marathon in less than 2:28:02, the Kenyan couple would have set the new mark. Mosop, Gebremariam, and Kidane are all competing in the B.A.A. 10K.
Two legends in the sport of distance running, Bill Rodgers and Joan Benoit Samuelson, will toe the line on Charles Street. Winners of a combined six Boston Marathons, Rodgers and Samuelson were both involved in the 2011 Boston Marathon, with Rodgers serving as Grand Marshal of the race and Samuelson running the course in 2:51:29 to win the 50-54 age group division. Despite her initial aspirations to compete in the B.A.A. 10K, women's running pioneer Roberta "Bobbi" Gibb will not run in the inaugural event, choosing instead to participate as a break-tape holder and finish line honoree. Gibb was the first woman to complete the Boston Marathon.
The inaugural B.A.A. 10K will feature free kids races on Boston Common following the conclusion of the 10K. At 9:30 a.m., children between the ages of four and eleven are invited to participate in complimentary races on the baseball field in the Common. The race distances will depend on the age of participants, with four- and five-year-olds competing at 100m, six- and seven-year-olds at 200m, eight- and nine-year-olds at 300m, and ten- and eleven-year-olds at 400m.
Similar to this year's Boston Marathon, the B.A.A. 10K will feature a three-wave start at the beginning of the race. In order to ease congestion, the three waves will start four minutes apart from one another. Runners will be asked to seed themselves in the starting corals based on their anticipated pace. Signs will be posted adjacent to the start displaying pace locations.
Streets and roadways which comprise and abut the 10K course will be closed to vehicular traffic on the morning of June 26. Exact times of road closures and re-openings will be at the discretion of the Boston Police and Massachusetts State Police. Charles St. between Boylston St. and Beacon St will close before 7:00 a.m., while the majority of roads along the course will close at 7:45 a.m. For a full listing of closures, please click here. The B.A.A. encourages the use of MBTA Stations, nearby parking, and drop-off and pick-up areas on Beacon, Boylston, Tremont, or other nearby streets.
Registration for the inaugural B.A.A. 10K remains open at www.baa.org, and interested runners can apply online until Friday at 5:00 p.m. (ET). Race-day registration ($55) will open at Boston Common at 6:30 a.m.
Headliners of the Inaugural B.A.A. 10K


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Plan Canada urges us to rally behind girls
Another successful production working with Isobar and DentsuBos! By The Booth handled the editing and managed the post production; including the creation of a fully CG stadium and animated crowd simulation. The post production process involved keying each shot to remove the actors from the green screen background, tracking each physical camera in 3D space and then modeling, texturing and simulating a fully dynamic and reactive crowd. Making waves through social media and broadcast, this spot showcases the plight of young women in the developing world, and how rallying behind them can make a difference.
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Central falls to Humble Summer Creek
Published 11:34 pm, Friday, November 15, 2013
Despite winning the turnover battle and controlling the clock, Central lost in the first round of the Class 4A-Div 1 playoffs to state-ranked Humble Summer Creek 24-9.
Central (6-5, 5-2) had the ball 30 minutes out of 48 and forced two turnovers while committing only one. Yet, the Jaguars, who ended a three year playoff drought, are going home early.
"I took over March 8th of this year where these boys have come from to get here is amazing," said Central head coach Toby Foreman. "I told these guys keep your heads up because they played with one of the best teams in the state and just came up a little short."
The game took a rare 14-point swing on two plays at the end of the second quarter.
Central's Devwah Whaley was cleanly stripped by the Summer Creek defense at the two-yard line, when it appeared as if he was going to dash in for a go-ahead touchdown. The fumble came at end of 10-plus play drive which saw Central eat six minutes of clock leaving only two minutes before half time.
Unfortunately for the Jaguars that was more than enough time for the Bulldogs to strike.
The very next play Summer Creek senior Aaron Sharp, while throwing from his own end zone, connected with streaking fellow senior Torrey Johnson for a 98-yard bomb completing an unlikely 14-point swing in Summer Creek's favor.
After halftime a fired up Jaguar defense came out hitting on all cylinders forcing Summer Creek to go three-and-out on its first two series and even recovered a fumble to stymie a Bulldog drive deep in their own territory.
To coach Foreman's displeasure, the Jaguar offense couldn't get anything going and had to punt on its first three series of the second half.
After take over on their own 20 late in the third, Summer Creek's Sharp would put in the final dagger racing 80 yards down the sideline on a broken scramble to give the Bulldogs a 17-3 lead they would never relinquish.
Garrison Mitchell would catch at a late touchdown for the Jaguars but it would be too little too late. Even in a losing effort, the senior leader was proud of the great strides he and his fellow teammates made to get to this stage.
"We knew we were the underdogs and we just didn't make the plays we had to have to win this game," said Mitchell who finished the game with eight receptions. "We've built a foundation here this season and I guarantee you coach Forman and these boys will be back and better than we were this year."


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So many things have been against Cardiff City, according to the owner Vincent Tan, from an unfair and racist press to a previous management team that could not do business. Yet the greatest single issue is the club's league position and they sorely need a response to last weekend's 4-0 home loss to Hull. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team, having now failed to score in three league fixtures. What a relief that 90% of the Cardiff support remain firmly behind Tan then … David Hytner
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Odds H 4-11 A 10-1 D 4-1
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Adolph Saphir describes the prayer life of Daniel in the following passage from his book on the Lord's Prayer. Many comments could be made, but one is, 'Do I have time to pray?'
'Let me remind you of the example of the saints of God, as recorded in Scripture. We read of David, "Seven times a day do I praise Thee, because of Thy righteous judgments"; and of Daniel, "that he kneeled upon his knees three times a day, and prayed, and gave thanks before his God." This had always been his habit, a habit dear to him as life, for he would not relinquish it even at the risk of death. Nathanael was most probably in prayer under the fig-tree when our Saviour saw him. Peter had fixed hours for prayer: we read of his going up to the housetop to pray, about the sixth hour.
'These examples are very striking, especially when we notice the character and circumstances of the men. Take the case of Daniel. He was a man in a most prominent position, filling a place of the greatest responsibility. In one of the greatest empires which this world has ever seen, he held the chief ministry; pre-eminent among the presidents who ruled over the hundred and twenty princes who governed that vast monarchy. What a burden must have been upon his mind! How little leisure could he have enjoyed! And yet he found time to pray three times a day. He was determined to secure it; for he knew that prayer is a gain of time, an increase of strength, the safeguard and prosperity of work.
'And thus we learn this great lesson, that regular private prayer is compatible with an active and busy life; that we cannot excuse ourselves by pleading the onerous character of our work, or the incessant claim that our occupations have on our time. The examples of diligence and regularity in prayer are taken from the chambers of the most active men of the world; who, though not of the world's spirit, yet belonged to the world's sphere and engagements. The men who prayed most have done most work; they were not slothful in business, because fervent in spirit.
'The influence of this habit on the life of Daniel shows how the Father, who seeth in secret, rewards openly. The king and all the nobles noticed there was an excellent spirit in Daniel. The world may not be able to appreciate orthodoxy of religious opinion, or fervour of religious sentiment; it may not be able to see the height of your lofty doctrine, or the depth of your spiritual affections; but the world notices the excellent spirit of a man – his tone, the tenor of his life, his unfeigned humility, his unostentatious love of good works, his kindliness of heart, his integrity, his firmness and consistency: they recognise the man who is actuated by an inward principle and a heavenly influence.
'This illustrious man had nothing to facilitate, but everything to obstruct, his spiritual life. In a heathen land, among a court worldly and opposed to the faith of Israel, far from the Temple of Jerusalem, and without the cheering influences of congregational life, he was exposed to temptations of doubt and despondency, in which it was easy to fall into languor and lukewarmness. Many envied him; not one sympathised with him. And yet they could find no fault in him. No inconsistency in life or temper, no injustice, no harshness, no pride; his only fault was 'concerning the law of his God'. He was a worshipper of God, fearing and loving him. This was the only fault which jealous and watchful enemies could point out. What an illustration of the power of prayer!'


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I've been busy working and being in pain (alcohol and seedy dives with steep slippery wooden staircases are not a good combination, but codeine and sodium naproxen are excellent painkillers); apologies for lack of posting. Luckily for those of you who come here for evidence that we're not all going to hell in a handcart … Continue reading Serious violent crime map
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Man charged over €130k cannabis seizure in Wicklow
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A man in his mid-40s has been charged in connection with a drugs seizure in Co. Wicklow.
€130,000 worth of cannabis plants were discovered by Gardaí when they carried out a search at a house in Rath Na Bo, in Blessington yesterday.
Other documentary evidence was also seized.
A man was arrested and taken to Bray Garda Station for questioning. He was charged at a special sitting of Naas District Court this morning.


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Spain's Pau Gasol was selected as the Most Valuable Player and named to the All-Tournament team of EuroBasket 2009 presented by Tissot, the official timekeeper of Europe's premier basketball competition.
Gasol led his team to their first ever European men's title with 18 points 11 rebounds and three blocks in the 85-63 win over Serbia.
After losing in the championship game six times - most recently at home in 2007 - Spain finally broke through, thanks in large part to Gasol, who was the tournament's leading scorer with 18.6 points per contest while also grabbing 8.3 rebounds (2nd best) and blocking 2.2 shots per game (1st).
The star center headed the EuroBasket 2009 All-Tourament Team, which also featured his teammate Rudy Fernandez, who averaged 13.6 points and led all players with 2.1 steals per game.
The rest of the All-Tournament Team was rounded out by Serbia guard Milos Teodosic, Slovenian big man Erazem Lorbek and Greek guard Vasileios Spanoulis.
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Motorola G confirmed, will be announced on November 13
Motorola has officially confirmed that it's going to launch a new smartphone called Moto G. Unfortunately, the company didn't provide too many details, but we know that the handset (initially known as Moto DVX) will be fully unveiled next week, on November 13.
A sing-up page for the Moto G is already live here. The announcement date is mentioned in various languages, which probably means the smartphone will be released in many countries around the world – including in China, where a dual SIM version could be sold.
The Moto G will be introduced as a more affordable alternative to the Moto X (launched in August). Its unlocked price should be of around $200. If that's the case, it will be free on contract in the US (it remains to be seen which carriers are going to offer it).
The new smartphone's features reportedly include an HD display (of 4.5 or 4.7 inches), 8MP or 5MP rear camera with LED flash, quad-core Qualcomm processor (possibly an older generation, or a Snapdragon 200), 8GB or 16GB of internal memory, and a 1,950 mAh battery.
Although Google announced Android 4.4 KitKat last week, it looks like the Moto G will run Android 4.3 Jelly Bean at launch. Of course, an update to KitKat will be available at some point.


text: On Tue, 2004-06-29 at 16:23, Adrian Portelli wrote: > I've recently pulled sendmail 8.13.0 into pkgsrc-wip and given the > package a bit of an update as well. I'd be interested to get testing > feedback from any users on this. I'm particularly interested in anyone > using sendmail with LDAP and SunOS users. > > Feedback from -current users would also be appreciated to see if > PR#25481 is still an issue. Excellent. I tested this import of sendmail 8.13.0 + libmilter 8.13.0 on -current as of May 5th and it works. (It's the same build that I filed pkg/25481 from) - Julian -- -- Julian C. Dunn <firstname.lastname@example.com> -- Director of Operations -- The Dreaming Electronic Community Network, Inc. -- Support e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com -- WWW: http://www.dreaming.org/ -- Tel: +1-(888)-762-6164 x86


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