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The European Institute of Technology may open for business this fall after EU governments reached an agreement on a set of key points. The governments will have to dig into their pockets for the €300 million need to fund the EIT this year; a workable funding model for 2008-2013 has not yet been developed, and no fewer than five separate committees are drafting opinions on the current legislative proposal for the EIT. Is this any way to compete with MIT?
EU education commissioner Jan Figel hopes to have a formative bill voted on in July. Figel has been a supporter of the EIT initiative throughout its development and recently cited British Petroleum's decision to award $500 million in research grants to an American university as one reason why the EU needs to foster its own research initiatives. "It was not a European university but a US one," said Figel, stressing that the money came from a European firm. "We have the potential to create conditions at home but we have to step up."
The new EIT model is, however, a compromise from the original vision of a new technological center modeled after the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Originally, the EIT was to be a new center of learning based in a single location and intended to compete with MIT as a world-class, industry-funded research university. Now, instead of being located in a single facility, the EIT is envisioned as a collaborative effort between current universities and corporations across the various EU member states.
Operating budgets have also been trimmed dramatically since the project's inception—the original plans called for a €2.4 billion budget over the next five years, whereas the current €300 million sum seems to be a more realistic assessment of near-term project funding levels from the various EU governments. Discussion is also underway with various European businesses to secure additional funding for the project. If successful, up to 50 percent of the EIT's budget could come from industry sources, giving the organization €600 million with which to get the ball rolling.
Although the EIT will be a joint effort, the project will have a discrete base of operations that is yet to be determined, though over 60 towns in Austria, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia have reportedly applied. The research focus of the first project groups is also still to be determined. Although the president of the EU Council of Ministers is backing the topics of energy management and climate change, other member states favor more economically-advantageous initiatives, including pharmaceutical or medical technology research.


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Rap star Jim Jones had this New Jersey home on the market for most of 2011 with an asking price of $799,900 but it did not sell. Built in 2006 and located in the town of Fair Lawn, the center hall colonial-style home has five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a half, two-car garage, and 4,039 square feet.
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Jim Jones shares the home with his longtime girlfriend Chrissy Lampkin. Jim Jones was born Joseph Guillermo Jones II on July 15, 1976 in New York City. Jim Jones became Vice President of Urban A&R at Koch Records in 2009.
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Edinburg, Texas – The UMBC men's tennis team opened its 2014 with a 7-0 victory over Prairie View A&M in a match played at Texas-Pan American's tennis complex.
The Retrievers captured the doubles point with convincing victories at the No. 1 and 3 positions. Sophomores Justin Carter (Randallstown, Md.) and Melker Svard (Gothenburg, Sweden) clinched the point by defeating the Panther duo, 6-3, after sophomore Eliott Loubatie (Paris, France) and junior Kamal Patel (Germantown, Md./Seneca Valley) blanked their foes, 6-0.
Sophomore Alex Drean (Bayonne, France) opened singles play with a 6-3, 6-0 victory over PVAM's Rosaki Gbadamosi at the No. 3 singles position. Loubatie continued his impressive day with a 6-1, 6-0 triumph over the Panthers' David Aldaz at the No. 4 position and the Retrievers clinched the match when junior Daniel Gray (Bowie, Md./The Bullis School) defeated Carlos McEntyre, 6-2, 6-3.
"The men looked well prepared today for both their doubles and singles matches," head coach Rob Hubbard said. "The week down here training definitely paid off as they were comfortable with both the outdoors and the temperature."
Svard, Patel and Carter also won their singles matches at Nos. 2, 6, and 1 respectively in straight sets.
The Retrievers take on nationally-ranked Texas A&M Corpus Christi on Sunday afternoon.
UMBC 7, Prairie View A&M 0
#1 Justin Carter / Melker Svard def Snyder / Gbadamosi 6-3
#2 Daniel Gray / Alex Drean vs. Varney / Jackson (PVAM) DNF
#3 Eliott Loubatie / Kamal Patel def Aldaz / McIntyre (PVAM) 6-0
#1 Justin Carter def Jackson Varney (PVAM) 6-4,6-4
#2 Melker Svard def Bruno Snyder 6-3,6-2
#3 Alex Drean def Rosaki Gbadamosi (PVAM) 6-3,6-0
#4 Eliott Loubatie def David Aldaz (PVAM) 6-1,6-0
#5 Daniel Gray def Carlos McEntyre (PVAM) 6-2,6-3
#6 Kamal Patel def Jonathan Dingle (PVAM) 6-3,7-5
Order of finish
Doubles: 3, 1*
Singles: 3, 4, 5*, 2, 6, 1
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StOuennais wrote:I have fixed my down load problem.
I opened the 350 and found both data leads from the Jack socket to the PCB were not connected to the PCB connectors, looking at the way the leads were laying I suspect this is how it came back from being repaired at Seaward, as one of the leads was folded underneath the pairs coming from the Jack socket, so very unlikely to have got there by itself.
I reconnected the leads and now all working ok.
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Half-Off Wreckage!
Sometimes the stories you guys send in with your wrecks are so perfect they don't need anything more from me. So, Steph S., take it away!
It was my son's "half birthday" and he wanted a cake. Because I'm a modern mother, obviously I said yes, but "just half a cake." So, I went to the bakery and explained the sitch.
"Think you could make me a half a cake?"
"Well, nooo, 'cause then we'd like, have to throw away the other half."
"Well, it'll be special order so you can just make one cake layer, right? And then cut it in half and stack it. Like a layer cake!"
"I don't know what you mean."
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"Ok, like, I have no idea what you're wanting here."
"Look, just bake one round cake, cut it in half and stick the two sides together for a layer cake. Makes half a cake."
"I think that'll be really messy."
"Sure. Ok, just... Whatever. Do what you've gotta do."
And here is the result:
Thanks to Steph for literally making me screech with laughter. Oh, and for next time: there ARE bakeries who sell half cakes all the time. In fact, some will even write "Happy Birthday" on it first before chopping the thing in half:
See? Now that's service!
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When They Pierced His Side: The Blood And Water Of Jesus Christ
Posted by Job on June 7, 2007
John 19:34 – But one of the soldiers with a spear pierced his side, and forthwith came there out blood and water.
Now water (along with oil and fire) are often used in scripture to represent the Holy Spirit or the presence thereof. This was established immediately in Genesis 1:2b – "And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters"; this same Holy Spirit descended upon Jesus Christ like a dove during His baptism (Luke 3:22), was present in Jesus Christ without measure, and now indwells, comforts, and gives His gifts and fruits to each saint according to whatever measure pleases Him and glorifies the Father whose Will He does and to Whom He willingly subjects Himself. What does the Blood of Jesus Christ represent? Jesus Christ Himself. The life of any living thing is in its blood (Genesis 9:4, Leviticus 17:11, Leviticus 17:14,Deuteronomy 12:23,John 6:53) and what are we but our lives, our very existence and the sum total of our experiences? Recall: Jesus Christ was able to be fully God and fully man simultaneously because though He was born of a natural woman (humanity) and had flesh and bone, He was born of a spiritual man (Father God) and therefore had the Blood of the Godhead and not of Adam in Him.
Now, the fact that Blood and water poured out of Jesus Christ when His side was pierced when He was on the cross is very important in the natural sense. Why? Because of the empty tomb. People who acknowledge that there was a historical Jesus Christ but deny the resurrection and thereby His Deity and true Christianity with it and are confronted with the reality of the empty tomb have to try to somehow explain it. One explanation: that the body was stolen and hidden, is impossible because of the presence of the large stone and the Roman guards. Another explanation: that they went to the wrong tomb on the day that His resurrection was discovered, is impossible because such an error would have quickly been exposed by those who had a motive to do so (the Jewish religious leaders and the Romans) producing the actual tomb and body in short order. Some claim that Jesus Christ was never actually crucified but somehow escaped with someone else crucified in His place, and they actually use scriptures referring to His being unrecognizable on the cross (Isaiah 52:14) to "prove" it (see "The Gospel Of Barnabas.") So then, what of the body that was laid in the tomb? What accounts for its disappearance? So, the final avenue: that Jesus Christ did not die on the cross, but merely only appeared to be dead, so He was later nursed back to health and hidden from the Jewish religious leaders and Roman authorities. But alas, medical doctors, forensic pathologists and such, have stated that such cannot be so, for in order for blood and water to come out of a person whose side was pierced by a spear, the person has to already be dead! Of course, this medical knowledge was unavailable at the time that the gospels were written, so the inclusion of what would appear to be merely expository descriptive material in the natural sense actually served nearly 2000 years later to prove that Jesus Christ died on the cross just as the gospels, epistles, and prophecies bear witness. Jesus Christ was not discovered alive in the grave and whisked away to live a natural life. Jesus Christ was not merely unconscious from His beating, crucifixion, and stabbing and died later in His tomb. No, He died on the cross when He said "It is finished" to His Father in Heaven and gave up the ghost. He was dead before He was pierced, and the Blood and water bore witness on earth of His fulfillment of the prophecies and payment for our sins (I John 5:6 – 8).
Yet, let us consider the spiritual element for a second. The natural body of Jesus Christ was lifeless on the cross, having completed its purpose on this earth (those who claim that Jesus Christ was resurrected in His natural earthly body rather than a glorified body as spoken of in I Corinthians 15:52 notwithstanding). And the Romans were gambling for His garments, the Jewish leaders leering, mocking, and celebrating. Oh, the bulls of Bashan (Psalm 22:12) were out in full force; every demon in the universe was having a party! It was the darkest hour in human history. So, then, where was God?
Well, I am here to tell you that even in the darkest hour in human history, when the Father in Heaven turned His Holy Righteous Face away from and forsook His Own Son, the Blood Sacrifice for our sins that made our salvation from them possible during the time that He bore our sins (1 Peter 2:24) because the Father is so Holy that He cannot so much as look upon unrighteousness, when the apostles and disciples scattered with Peter denying Him thrice, when it appeared that the conspiracy between Rome and Jerusalem to thwart the plan of God so that the anti – Christ system of the state and false religion would rule the earth, and when satan and all of his demons were in the throes of exhuberance, GOD WAS STILL THERE. Where was He? Where was God? He was there in the Blood of Jesus Christ which is the Word of God, and He was there in the water of Jesus Christ, which is the Ruach Hakadosh, the Holy Spirit. After His baptism, the Spirit of God descended upon Jesus Christ without measure, and they both occupied the same space at the same time, but upon His Death, when that side was pierced, they parted. 43 days later, Jesus Christ returned to the Right Hand of His Father, and 53 days later, the Holy Spirit returned to the earth at Pentecost which is the same as the last day of the Feast of Weeks, the Jewish celebration of the harvest, the reaping and gathering of the new life that follows the passing of the sting of the cold and death of winter. But before the glory of the resurrection, the glory of the ascension, and the glory of Pentecost was the darkness of the dead body, the hope of Israel and mankind, hanging on the cross. But during the great darkness, GOD WAS STILL THERE! The Blood of God was still there! The Spirit of God was still there!
So let me encourage you today. No matter what you are going through in your life, no matter what depths you have sunk to, no matter what evil you have committed or faced, God is still there. When you flunked out of school and lost your job, God was still there. When the divorce papers came, God was still there. When the paternity test said "This child is not yours but your best friend's", God was still there. When your creditors came and repossessed your car and turned you out of your house, God was still there. When you were diagnosed with AIDS, God was still there. When you were sent to prison, God was still there. When your child died in your arms, God was still there. While you were being raped or molested, God was still there. When you were lying in bed in the fetal position trying your best to resist your unnatural affection for drugs, food, pornography, or sex, God was still there! When you were following that church and pastor that was cheating you, lying to you, and having you follow false doctrine, God was still there. When the images in your mind and voices in your head were so strong that you lost the ability to discern fantasy from reality and you became a danger to yourself and those around you so they had to institutionalize you, God was still there! And during the Holocaust when the world stood by and watched professing Christians, people who claimed to love the Savior of the Jews, slaughter 6 million of God's chosen people, God was still there!
And I come here not to tickle your ears. I come not to give you some religious drug that will temporarily take the pain away but will soon get you addicted so you will keep coming back for more, except that it will come at a price which will be nothing less than your eternal soul. Life is hard. It is filled with pain, loss, and sorrow. Read Job. Read the Psalms. Read Ecclesiastes. Read Lamentations. Jacob who became Israel said "few and evil have been the days of my life (Genesis 47:9)." And Paul was under such affliction while he was ill and in prison that he stated that it would be in his own best interests to die and leave the evil of this world behind, but he remained so that he could continue to write letters to the church. I know that joy cometh in the morning, but what is going to get you through the night? When you are scared? When your friends have left you? When your money's gone? When the pain from the cancer that came into your body because of the AIDS viruses that are coursing through your flesh and bones is wracking you so hard that your insides shake? When all the injustices of the world such as crime, poverty, racism, wars, epidemics, famines, broken families, senseless tragedies, and oh so much death make you wonder not so much if there is any God at all, but how anyone could love or serve such a God who created this world and allows it to happen? Well, my brothers and sisters in the faith, let me give you the answer. If God was yet there while the lifeless body of Jesus Christ was hanging on the cross, He is still there right now for you. If you are born again of water and of Blood by believing upon the virgin birth, deity, death, resurrection and payment of your sins of Jesus Christ, then God is on your side, and your deliverance is nigh in this world and the next. If that is not the case, then let me tell you something: God is STILL there. Behold, He stands at the door of your heart knocking, and if you are willing to hear Him by faith, He will come in and have dinner with you. He will wash your sins away. He will change you. He will save you. He will be yours and you will be His forever, and on the day of the Great White Throne Judgment, He will present you spotless to His Father. I ask of you right now that you answer the call. Follow the Three Step Salvation Plan right now healthelandgeneraldocuments.wordpress.com/2007/04/13/the-three-step-salvation-plan/.
9 Responses to "When They Pierced His Side: The Blood And Water Of Jesus Christ"
December 6, 2007 at 5:55 pm
i need as much information i can get on who actually peirced christs side. as much feedback would be 100% apreciated. joseph davies
March 25, 2009 at 10:02 pm
i dont know if the spelling is quite correct but it is pronounced the way it is spelled here
- March 25, 2009 at 10:02 pm
December 6, 2007 at 6:50 pm
John 19:32-34 is the only passage in the gospels that speaks of the soldiers piercing Jesus' side.
It was the Roman soldiers who did it, but it was usually customary for them to break the legs.
May I ask why you needed this information, and if you have looked it up for yourself?
July 23, 2009 at 3:13 pm
where in the bible does it say cursed him ihe soldier
March 3, 2010 at 3:24 am
Far from being a curse, there is infinite blessing on whoever actually pierced Christ's side; and equally on whoever "will look at him whom they pierced" (John 19:37) for the following reasons. The time coincides with:
1. The finale of God's self-revelation as "I Am Who I Am", i.e., "source of life" [(Ex. 3: 1-15; Deut. 34 according to Moses); (2 Kings 2: 1-15 according to Elijah); (Jer. 31: 31-34 according to the terms of the "new covenant"); (Zech, 12:10 as literally foretold; 14)];
2. Fulfillment of John the Baptist's prediction of the One coming after him who baptizes with the Holy Spirit (John 1:34); and
3. Fulfillment of a series of promises of full visions of God in Christ (John 1: 47-51; 2:4; 3: 14-15; 4: 21-24; 5: 25-29; 6: 62-64; 7: 37-39; 8: 21-32; 10: 17-18, 37-38; 11: 25-26; 12: 32-33, 35-36; 14: 15-21; 16; 17; 19: 30-37).
In the language of the eye-witness, the "blood of his death" and "water of his baptism" represent, for our benefit, eternal life and the Holy Spirit, respectively (1 John 5: 6-21; Rev. 5).
December 15, 2011 at 7:07 am
I think the first thing a person NEEDS to do in order to be saved, and forgiven of Sin is to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, next is to Repent. Clearly the Roman Guard believed and repented. As for the Jews, most of them are still waiting for the Messiah to come. This is unbelief and unrepentance. Although there are many today who, like the Jews who followed the Apostles, are Messianic Jews and therefore saved. So to make the claim that because Jesus said Forgive them they know not what they do and state that god forgives them is unscriptural. [?]
February 28, 2016 at 4:25 pm
Hollywood soul Hollywood the government soul authoritys speared Jesus Christ soul back in god's Jesus Christ soul Hollywood heart Hollywood john 19:34. Amen. Hollywood


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A major report released on Rwanda's post-conflict sustainable development urges the country to build on its rehabilitation efforts and seed more opportunities for a transition towards a green economy.
The report, Rwanda: From Post-Conflict to Environmentally Sustainable Development, was unveiled in Kigali by the Minister of Natural Resources, Hon. Mr Stanislas Kamanzi, at the start of a regional meeting with East African senior policy makers exploring how to leverage support for a shift towards an environmentally sustainable, climate resilient, low-carbon, resource-efficient future.
Following a consultative process with the Government of Rwanda, the 380-page UNEP report provides a critical analysis of the most pressing environmental issues facing the country and proposes an integrated package of almost 90 projects and interventions, totaling US$147 million, that would help the country accelerate its sustainable development agenda.
Key findings include that Rwanda has lost 60 percent of its natural forest area since independence, driven mainly by the needs of a fast-growing population for land, timber and firewood. However, recent reforestation efforts have helped raise forest cover to around 20 percent of the country's surface area.
In particular, the report recommends the Rwandan government reinforces its policies and investments in areas such as large-scale ecosystem rehabilitation, renewable energies, sustainable agriculture and agroforestry, environmental management capacity building and regional environmental cooperation, including participation in natural resource trade initiatives.
With over 10 million people in an area of 26,000 square kilometers, Rwanda is one of the most densely populated countries striving to unlock a downward-cycle of natural resource over-exploitation. However, it has made remarkable progress following the aftermath of the 1994 genocide and is now considered an inspiration for African development.
UN Under-Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director, Mr Achim Steiner, said the shared lessons from implementing the report's recommendations would help reverse declining environmental trends and showcase a real-life pathway to a green economy.
"Rwanda provides an exceptional case of a country's willpower to overcome a traumatic conflict legacy, restore degraded ecosystems and lift people out of poverty and there is growing interest from development partners and other countries in Rwanda's pioneering model," said Mr Steiner.
"The ongoing metamorphosis of Rwanda's economy offers a unique opportunity to catalyse green investments, to enhance sustainability, create green jobs and promote environmentally efficient technologies," he added.
Speaking at the launch event, Minister Kamanzi welcomed the scientific assessment which he said underlines the intrinsic relationship between ecosystem services and the achievement of national development goals as outlined in Rwanda's Vision 2020.
"We see the environment as the heart of our economy and need to ensure that it can sustain the economic growth achieved in recent years," Mr Kamanzi said.
"The damage to the Congo-Nile and Byumba highland ecosystems is highlighted not only as a threat to biodiversity but to livelihoods and Rwanda's economic future because it must sustain hydropower, agriculture and drinking water supplies, as well as providing climate regulation and carbon sequestration services.
"For Rwanda and other countries in the region, the time has come to capitalize on green economy thinking and translate our policy targets into on-the-ground action to create jobs, combat poverty and accelerate sustainable development across the region," the Minister said.
More than 40 legal and technical experts from Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, as well as Rwanda, are attending the workshop which is aiming to enhance capacity in East African countries to use the green economy as a driver for sustainable development and poverty reduction, and to identify actions, opportunities and challenges for integrating green economy in policies and legislations at national and regional levels.
One of the enabling frameworks needed for the green economy is having effective laws and related governance structures to support it. Strengthening the regulatory and governance frameworks will complement measures already being taken by governments and the private sector.
To further support Rwanda in its efforts to accelerate a sustainable growth path, UNEP used the workshop to release another new report,Mainstreaming Resource Efficient and Cleaner Production in Policies and Strategies of Rwanda.
This report was prepared by UNEP in collaboration with Rwanda's Ministry of Trade and Industry and the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA).
The report reviews existing policy and strategy frameworks of resource efficient and cleaner production (RECP) and identifies areas for mainstreaming RECP into the country's national policies and strategies.
In particular, the report identifies strategic entry points for mainstreaming in four main areas: institutional and policy integration, economic and fiscal incentives, capacity building and support to small and medium-sized enterprises and information and public education.
The two-day workshop, organized by UNEP and REMA, is expected to take these findings on board as they examine how regulatory instruments can contribute to reducing poverty and promoting the transition to a green economy in East Africa.
Earlier this year at the UN Forest Forum, Rwanda launched a landmark Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative aimed to reverse by 2035 the degradation of the entire country's soil, water, land and forest resources. Next week, an intensification of Rwanda's tree planting programme is due to begin with the target of planting 68 million trees over the next 12 months to reach the government's goal of raising forest cover to at least 30 percent of its land area by 2020.
As part of the One UN presence, UNEP stands ready to assist the Government of Rwanda in mobilizing resources to implement the post-conflict assessment's recommendations and with broader ongoing environmental initiatives
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This time, Harvey Weinstein seems to have gotten what he wanted.
It was less than a week ago that his Weinstein Co. declared war -- yet again -- on the Motion Picture Assn. of America, slamming the organization for assigning the studio's upcoming release "Philomena" an R rating. Now, just a few days later, the MPAA has downgraded the rating to a PG-13 -- prompting the Weinstein Co. to send out a news release touting its victory in the appeal.
"Philomena," which stars Judi Dench as a woman trying to locate a son she was forced to give up for adoption 50 years earlier, was initially given an R because it included two utterances of the F-word. To speak out against the MPAA's decision last week, Dench filmed a FunnyorDie video assuming the character she played in the James Bond series, MI5 chief M.
The clip went viral, scoring publicity for a low-profile film and perhaps contributing to the rating change. At least, that's what Weinstein seemed to think, on Wednesday crediting the "victory to Barbara Broccoli, producer of the James Bond series, Daniel Craig and Sam Mendes who because of their relationship with Judi Dench gave permission to spoof the ratings system using the M character."
Weinstein, of course, is no stranger to ratings controversies. In 2011, he unsuccessfully tried to appeal an R rating -- again for language -- for his eventual best picture winner "The King's Speech." After the movie won the Oscar, the studio re-released a PG-13 version of the Colin Firth picture so that younger audiences could see it.
Meanwhile, last year Weinstein generated much publicity for his documentary "Bully," which was also given an R-rating for language even though it was a movie aimed at teenagers. That film also never saw its rating changed.
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i'm not really digging the way her legs blend in with the dress…it's a little too 'Carol Brady' for me.
love the color of the long cardigan though.
Like all but her haircut. With a little more hair attitude her "goodgirl" assemble would be more interesting
I disagree, Annonymous. I think the dress and her legs blend is great. Its the sweater that makes her look a little Carol Brady.
Still cute though!
Not so sure about the dress, but she has fantastic legs, so I'm not complaining.
I hate the mini-wedges.
But I like everything else… especially the "jewel"…
I really love the dress, I'd wear it a smidge longer though, but I don't have her terrific legs.
Yes San Diego I agree…
A smidge (and a half) longer
Ditto on the dress, really (get ready for this) 'blowing my skirt up' but I like the Louboutin espadrilles and they pull the whole outfit together nicely – comes across as what it is, easy as sunday morning.
Very cute look, but I agree with 5:37, the color doesn't complement her skintone.
dress/cardigan & necklace are real good.
shoes needed some more thought.
any ideas bloggers?
This is a great spot for people watching! The runway of W14th Street…
I don't know about this particular look. She looks like she spent too much time studying the APC catalogue; I don't know if her style is her own or if she borrowed it straight from Mercer Street.
I can't get past her hyper-suspicious eyes.
something's wrong with that sweater… did you take the photo in front of Lotus? (I'm back home in Italy but I still remember that place! :D)
the only thing I like is the cardigan
everything else looks frumpy and sad – the cut of the dress and length looks odd.
she doesnt look confident in it – maybe she felt intimidated by you?
i like it. i would like it much more if she completed the ingenue look with a flat sandal. i love how minimalist this outfit is: no bra, no bag…
"Perfection is reached, not when there is no longer anything to add, but when there is no longer anything to take away." – Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Maybe it's the fact that I'm seeing more leg than I've seen in a long while, but I love this woman. Just something about her, maybe totally unrelated to the clothes, but I can't quite figure it out.
Perfect combinations: the trench paired with sneakers, camel paired with blue and burgundy, gold rings paired with silver details in the bag…
Outstanding dress! I liked dress and this girl shows us the dress better on her body.. But still I'm not sure about her legs which are little bit rude..
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Flake was born in Snowflake, Arizona (named in part for his great-great-grandfather, Mormon pioneer William J. Flake), was educated at Brigham Young University and was a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to South Africa in the early 1980s. He worked in the public affairs sector after college and served as Executive Director of the Foundation for Democracy in Namibia and Executive Director of the Goldwater Institute before entering the House.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea has increased its budget to fund North Korea-related projects this year, government data showed on Thursday, with a new president seeking closer relations due to take office in Seoul and signs of an opening from Pyongyang.
The two Koreas remain technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended with a truce, not a treaty, and relations plunged under South Korean President Lee Myung-bak who cut aid dramatically after the shooting of a South Korean tourist in the North in 2008.
Lee's single term ends in February when he will be replaced by Park Geun-hye, who has pledged engagement with the isolated and impoverished North, whose new leader Kim Jong-un signaled a desire for better ties in a speech on New Year's Day.
South Korea's Ministry of Unification said parliament had approved a 9.1 percent rise in the inter-Korean cooperation fund this year to 1.1 trillion won ($1.03 billion).
"The last offer for talks we made to North Korea was last summer, when the North was suffering from flood damage," said Park Soo-jin, a spokeswoman for the ministry.
"We have made the request countless times, and we can say that the offer (to talk) is still open."
The budget was higher across the board than in 2012, with more money to support exchanges between families that were divided during the Korean War as well as humanitarian aid.
However, it was still well short of the levels seen during the presidency of late former President Roh Moo-hyun, who maintained his predecessor's "sunshine-policy" engagement stance.
Both Roh and his predecessor, Kim Dae-jung, were left-of-centre presidents who sought engagement, pouring hundreds of billions of dollars of state and private aid into the North in a bid to prevent Pyongyang developing nuclear weapons.
The North pushed ahead with its nuclear program and has conducted two tests, in 2006 and 2009, and is believed to be readying a third. Last month it successfully launched a long-range rocket that critics say is aimed at developing missile technology.
Just two weeks after the launch, Kim Jong-un, who took over after his father died in December 2011, called in his New Year's address for "an end to the division of the country" and to "remove confrontation".
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Park, the daughter of South Korea's former ruler, Park Chung-hee, has said she will engage the North, but that it needs to drop its nuclear ambitions.
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Don't coddle yourself.
Whether your back pain is excruciating or merely annoying, you probably won't feel like doing much. But don't take it easy for more than a day or two. Doing so can prolong and worsen pain. Instead, take a prescription or over-the-counter pain reliever (acetaminophen or ibuprofen) and start moving, says Daniel J. Mazanec, M.D., associate director of the Center for Spine Health at the Cleveland Clinic. "Low-impact activities, like walking or swimming, boost blood flow to your back muscles and help loosen them up."
Avoid the urge to be a weekend warrior.
"In general, people who exercise regularly have less back pain than those who don't," says Dr. Mazanec. But bingeing on exercise over the weekend—to make up for everything you missed during the week—can backfire because your muscles aren't primed for the activity. Ideally, you should go on a power walk daily. It's the best prescription for a strong, problem-resistant spine.
Take a break.
Get up from the computer or couch and stretch every 30 minutes. Put your hands on your hips, look up at the ceiling and arch backward. Sitting for long periods without a break compresses your back's disks, which are meant to cushion vertebrae.
Stay slim.
Maintaining a body mass index (BMI) in the normal range of 18.5 to 24.9 reduces your risk of back pain. "Being overweight causes wear and tear on your ankles, knees, and hips that gets transferred to your spine because you limp or favor one side," says Perry G. Fine, M.D., of the Pain Research Center at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. It can also put excess stress on disks, ligaments, and back joints, causing osteoarthritis of the spine.
Do Kegels.
Toning your pelvic-floor muscles does more than just prevent urinary incontinence. It strengthens your entire "inner cylinder," starting with the floor; you'll be supporting your uterus, bladder, bowel, on up to your abs and spinal muscles, says Kevin Carneiro, D.O., a physician at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill. "All of these muscles work in tandem." To perform Kegels: Locate the targeted muscles by trying to stop the flow when urinating. Once you know how to flex and contract, hold those muscles for 5-second intervals 5 times in a row anytime during your day. Work up to 10-second contraction and relaxation intervals.
Get out of bed and onto a ball.
Sitting on a stability ball for 30 seconds or more each morning helps align ligaments around your disks, says Dr. Fine.
Quit it.
In case you need yet another reason to stop smoking, consider this: Nicotine constricts blood flow to spinal disks, causing them to age faster than normal.
Visit cancer.org/smokeout or call the national tobacco quit line at 800-784-8669
Get a bra that fits.
Women with large breasts are more prone to back issues. Be sure you're wearing the right-size bra, which can help distribute chest weight and prevent you from hunching over. In severe cases breast reduction surgery, which typically removes 1 to 6 pounds from each side, may be beneficial.
Reconfigure your computer setup.
Looking down at a screen, what people often do when working on laptops, puts strain on neck and back muscles, says Dr. Carneiro. Your monitor should be at eye level, elbows and shoulders at 90 degrees. If you use a laptop, consider getting a separate keyboard to make these ergonomic adjustments.
Give your spine support.
Your lower back naturally curves inward, but most chairs cause it to round out, which can throw off alignment. "Cushioning your lumbar is the key to maintaining your spine's neutral curvature," says Mary Ann Wilmarth, chief of physical therapy at Harvard University Health Services in Boston. Scoot all the way back in your chair with a roll of paper towels or a lumbar pillow wedged behind your waist. In a car or a public place stuff your coat behind you. "Once your low back is supported, your neck and upper back will stay in proper position," Wilmarth says.
Find pressure points.
Studies indicate that acupuncture (the Chinese medicine technique of inserting thin needles into the skin) can help reduce back pain. If you shy away from needles, try shiatsu, which uses massage at acupuncture points. "I typically recommend massage or acupuncture to patients with muscles that won't relax, even with physical therapy," says Heidi Prather, D.O., associate professor of orthopedic surgery at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. Find an acupuncturist or shiatsu therapist from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine at nccaom.org.
Stress less.
The neurochemicals that flood your system when you're dealing with tough times can lead to emotional and physical pain. Reduce anxiety with regular exercise, a healthy diet, psychotherapy and, if necessary, prescription medication, such as Klonopin, Ativan, Prozac, or Paxil.
Consider steroids.
When other attempts at relieving pain fail, steroid injections may provide relief. "A shot of dexamethasone or methylprednisolone in the back can decrease inflammation and keep you moving," says Wellington Hsu, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon in Chicago and a spokesperson for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. These medications can ease discomfort for months.
See the right doctor.
A trip to your internist can reassure you that your pain is nothing serious, like a malignancy, infection, or fracture. Next step: "See a spine specialist to help pinpoint the problem and get the best treatment," says Jared Greenberg, M.D., an interventional spine physician at Meriter Medical Group in Madison, Wisconsin. "If in the end surgery is indeed necessary, you want to be able to look back and say 'I did everything I could to avoid this,'" says Dr. Greenberg.
To find a non-operative spine specialist, visit the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at aapmr.org
Work your core.
Strong abs are vital for a stable body, and, conversely, weak stomach muscles are often linked to back issues. The best exercise to practice regularly is the plank. Lie facedown on the ground and push yourself up on your forearms and toes to form a straight line with your back (A). Hold for 30 to 60 seconds. To make this move more difficult, push up onto your hands and straighten (but don't lock) your arms (B). If possible, shift your weight to the right and raise your left arm to the sky, stacking your left foot on top of your right (C). Keep your hips up so your body forms a straight line from your ankles to shoulders. Switch sides after 30 to 60 seconds.
Surgical Solutions
You should try a variety of treatments for at least six months before considering surgery, says Eeric Truumees, M.D., of the North American Spine Society, a spine surgeon in Austin, Texas. Even if your doctor sees something very telling early on with an MRI or X-ray, like a worn-out disk, your pain may get better in time without your going under the knife. If eventually you and your doctor come to the conclusion that surgery is the only option, the newest techniques are much less invasive. Incisions are smaller, imaging methods are more precise and experts have a better understanding of how nerves and muscles affect back pain.
Minimally invasive lumbar fusion: This MRI-guided surgery involves carefully inserting bone-growing protein (produced in the lab) between painful spinal disks. The disks are then fused with titanium rods and screws to form a single bone. The best fusion candidates have degenerative disk disease or spinal stenosis, which is a narrowing of the spinal canal from chronic pinching of the nerve roots.
Interspinous spacers: With this technique, up to two titanium spacers are wedged between degenerated vertebrae under local anesthesia to keep them from rubbing together. The ideal patient has spinal stenosis or the following symptoms: pain in the back, in the buttocks and down the back of the legs, which gets better with sitting.
Microdiskectomy: This surgery removes a small amount of tissue from a disk that's impinging on nerve roots (because it's out of its socket) under the guidance of an operating microscope, which minimizes the size of the incision. Microdiskectomy is intended for people who have a herniated (aka slipped or ruptured) disk.
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Dear Michael,
After seeing the video, we don't want physical sample again.
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Nicole, please inform Michael we don't want sample again and he should start mass production.
Michael, good work and please take note about the pantone colors.
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It should be the beginning of next week.
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I have received the items yesterday, the items are very beautiful and well made. My clients was thinking that the material used to produce the items would be plastic like the boxes.
But no problems, we will see how we can quickly use this type of products here and I will get back to you soon.
One of my client is very interested in the small card, they want to use it for complementary/ business cards. They want to know if the material can be made thicker and if it can be made of plastic.
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At face value, the latest official photograph of the royal baby is simply a delightful portrait of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge looking forward to their first Mothering Sunday with Prince George. Royal aides said the couple had decided now was a good time to let the public see how their son is growing up, aware of the intense interest in the future king's progress.
In truth, though, the picture has far greater significance. It has been timed to whet the appetite here and abroad for their tour of New Zealand and Australia, where Prince George will be the Royal family's not-so-secret weapon against republicanism when they arrive next week.
Anti-monarchist protesters may turn out, but their chants will be inaudible above the cooing of millions of parents whenever Prince George makes a public appearance. What must be striking terror into the republican movements of the two countries is the prospect of achingly cute pictures of the infant in the same frame as a wallaby, kangaroo or bilby. A single image of the baby prince with a koala could set their cause back 20 years.
Where China has panda diplomacy, Britain has Prince George diplomacy.
So it is hardly overstating the case to say that Prince George's public debut in New Zealand will be a moment in history, the first of many thousands of official engagements he will carry out during a life governed by duty.
At a personal level, it will also be a period of firsts for the Cambridges: their first time abroad as a family (the duke did not accompany his wife and son when they went to the Caribbean recently), the first time their son will mix with other babies, perhaps even the moment he takes his first steps.
As any parent knows, holidays or trips abroad are often the time when children reach landmarks in their development, and the Australian and New Zealand public (as well as royal watchers the world over) will be eager for any scrap of news.
It was in Australia that Prince William first began to crawl when he accompanied the Prince and Princess of Wales on a six-week trip in 1983, his own first foreign tour. In a letter to William's godmother, Lady Susan Hussey, the Prince of Wales wrote: "Today he actually crawled for the first time. We laughed and laughed with sheer hysterical pleasure and now we can't stop him crawling about everywhere." By the time the family got to Government House in Wellington, the Prince was telling friends that his son was crawling "at high speed knocking everything off the tables and causing unbelievable destruction".
Prince George will be nine months old before the end of the tour – the age his father was when he arrived in Australia in 1983.
There are already signs that Prince George is beating his father to key landmarks. At the beginning of March, the Duchess of Cambridge told friends that Prince George had not yet started crawling or eating solids, but while the Duke and Duchess were on holiday in the Maldives a fortnight ago, he managed to move on all fours for the first time, a month earlier than his father.
By the time the couple attended a St Patrick's Day event in Aldershot on March 17, he was "crawling and eating" a lot, and had his first milk tooth coming through, they told soldiers from the 1st Bn Irish Guards.
The photograph released to Sunday newspapers last night also shows that Prince George has inherited his mother's brown eyes, although he has his father's fair hair and cherubic cheeks.
The first official photograph of the young prince since his christening in October was taken by Jason Bell, who also took the christening pictures. He stood in a private garden at Kensington Palace while the family, including their spaniel, Lupo, looked out of a ground-floor window in their new home, Apartment 1A.
The casually dressed couple posed with Prince George two weeks ago after they returned from their week's holiday in the Maldives. They would, no doubt, have noticed a difference in their son after a week away from him, but not as much of a difference as the rest of us can see in a baby who has grown considerably since we last saw him (as we can only see his top half, exactly how much will only become clear in New Zealand).
The next obvious milestone for Prince George would be taking his first steps. Although nine months is early for a child to start walking, it is not uncommon, and even the most die-hard republican Down Under would surely feel a twitch of pride if their future king learnt to walk on their home turf.
For the record, the most recent poll found that only 39 per cent of Australians favour a republic, the lowest level for 20 years. In New Zealand, the figure is slightly higher, at around 41 per cent, with a healthy majority still preferring the Queen as head of state.
But the former colonies are only a small part of the worldwide market for what could be described as Britain's strongest brand. Alongside the Queen and the Prince of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are among the most recognised people on Earth, which is why the Foreign & Commonwealth Office utilises them so adeptly for soft diplomacy the world over.
The new photograph was released, royal aides said, to satisfy the anticipated clamour for fresh images in the build-up to the foreign tour; they insist it was not as a sop to British monarchists, who will have to wait their turn to see Prince George in the flesh. However, it will also appear in newspapers and on websites and television screens in scores of countries.
The Royal family know that when protecting their brand, less is more – hence the lengthy wait between the christening photographs and this single image. With the pictures and footage of Prince George that will emerge from New Zealand, it will help to project and strengthen the royal brand.
Max Foster, the London-based correspondent for CNN International, who will be covering the tour for the US-owned cable network, said: "The young royals are megastars everywhere, not just in the UK. In fact, I'd say there's more adoration of them abroad, especially in the US, but also some other places that might surprise you.
"There's huge interest in France and Germany, for example, and also in China and India. There's a particular fascination with George because he's the next generation and people haven't seen much of him. I'm constantly asked whom he looks like. This new picture and the ones that come out of Australasia will be on the front pages, in every news-stand, in every major city, before you know it, and they'll stay there for weeks."
The visit to Australia and New Zealand will inevitably prompt almost daily comparisons with Prince William's first tour 31 years ago. Far from being wary of comparisons with his own childhood, the Duke of Cambridge appears to be positively encouraging them.
In 1983, his first photocall during the tour was at Government House in Wellington, where he was staying with his parents and where the media were invited to take pictures of him playing on a rug in the garden with his parents.
On Wednesday April 9, history will repeat itself when, at the same venue, Prince George makes his worldwide debut at a public engagement. All things being well, he will attend an event with his mother and father in Government House for Plunket Nurses and parents, where he will join other babies and toddlers. Plunket is New Zealand's largest provider of services to foster the health and development of children under five, with nine out of 10 babies in the country using its support.
The organisation's Helen Clifton said: "We've got 10 parents that are delighted and humbled and excited about meeting Their Royal Highnesses and Prince George. They are families with children born within a week or two of the prince's birthday.
"The event will give them an opportunity to talk to parents in a relaxed and informal atmosphere about things that are going on with their children. At this age, some children are crawling and really motoring around. They can talk about what it's like to be a first-time parent.
"It will give the Duke and Duchess an authentic experience of what it is like to be part of a playgroup, which I don't think they would have had until now. It could even be Prince George's first playgroup . . . I don't know."
Prince George will be given his own Plunket Well Child book and a blue cuddly bear as a gift.
Miss Clifton said: "We're hoping he has travelled well and is in a chipper mood. I think the team who will be involved on the day are very excited and probably slightly nervous about the prospect of hosting them. They have met a lot of parents and babies, but this is a globally recognised family."
Kensington Palace has been careful not to specify the other events Prince George is expected to attend, in case he is poorly on a given day, but the most likely place for him to appear in Australia is at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, where a bilby – a ground-dwelling nocturnal marsupial – has been named after him.
One place Prince George will not see is Ayers Rock, officially known as Uluru, which his parents will visit while leaving him with his nanny overnight.
In 1983, Prince William had his own protection officer and chef, as well as his nanny, Barbara Barnes, and spent the first four weeks of the trip on a sheep station called Woomargama in New South Wales.
As in the case of Prince William 31 years ago, Prince George will travel with his parents, defying the royal tradition that no two direct heirs to the throne should travel together.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have planned the entire tour around making sure they spend as much time as possible with their son; he will stay in three hub locations in Wellington, Sydney and Canberra while his parents make day trips further afield. As well as the Uluru trip, the Duke and Duchess will have one overnight stay in New Zealand away from their baby.
He will be looked after by his new nanny, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, 43, a Norland College-trained Spaniard who began work at the beginning of March. Palace aides were irritated at erroneous reports that suggested the duchess's mother, Carole Middleton, would be going on the tour (it was never considered), although the couple will be placing a huge amount of trust in someone who will only have been in her job a month when the trip starts.
Huge crowds are expected to turn out to greet the family, particularly in the larger cities of Australia. Diana, Princess of Wales was overwhelmed by the adulation she received during her first tour there, telling the biographer Andrew Morton: "This was the real hard crunch, the hard end of being the Princess of Wales. There were thousands of press following us. We were away six weeks and . . . the whole world was focusing on me every day.
"I went to my lady-in-waiting, cried my eyes out and said: 'Anne, I've got to go home, I can't cope with this.'"
The Duchess of Cambridge, who toured Canada and the US in 2011, and the Far East in 2012, will have no such anxieties. Over the next week, she will be honing her travel wardrobe of more than 30 outfits, and ploughing through two lever-arch files of briefing documents on the 48 engagements she and the Duke will undertake.
However, with Prince George by their side, the couple already know that the tour is guaranteed to be their biggest success yet.


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The Limerick facility is spacious and filled with light - with wide hallways to accommodate wheelchairs or patients on crutches and lots of large windows. Doctors and their staffs work in 'pods,' with examination rooms encircling a central work area for staff conferences. Examination rooms are also large, with space to talk with the doctor and view X-rays.
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For Katy Manorek, an Owen J. Roberts High School grad who just finished her junior year at Millersville University, having Rothman - and her doctor - so close to home is a bonus. The 21-year-old, who now plays lacrosse for Millersville, tore her left ACL (a knee injury seen in athletes) in February during a pre-season practice. It is the second go-around for Manorek, who tore her right ACL while she was in high school - forcing her to miss her senior year of play.
Manorek was in the Limerick office Friday for a follow-up appointment with Dr. Donald Mazur, a sports medicine surgeon for Rothman, and the same doctor who treated her when she was in high school.
'I would trust Dr. Mazur with any surgery,' Manorek said, who had been making the trip from Millersville to Malvern to see Mazur. 'When the injury happened, I saw another doctor at school who talked to me about surgery, but it was a hard 'no' from me. I came to see Dr. Mazur.'
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'A torn ACL is typically a 6 to 12 month recovery,' Mazur said. 'In an injury like this we need to assure that the patient gets their motion, strength and coordination back, but there is also biology involved. We take a tendon and put it in place of a ligament, and the body remodels it into a ligament. It takes 6-months, at least.'
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'She's tough,' he said with a laugh, referring to Manorek. 'But I don't let patients go back until they have the physical and mental - they have to be ready.'
Mazur said that about 10 percent of patients who tear one ACL will tear the other one. On Friday - Mazur saw a second repeat ACL patient - 21-year-old Eric Holz of Wayne. Holz injured his knee just a few days before his appointment, and was awaiting surgery. Mazur had performed his first surgery as well.
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Liss, who had been a partner in Phoenixville Orthopaedic Associates, said locating the new office in Limerick is a good model.
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: : : : does there exist an idiom which means that you are a part of both sides in a conflict? e.g. mata hari might have been spying for both France and Germany. In Norwegian we say that someone has a leg in both camps.
: : : To have a leg in both camps is a saying in English as well as Norwegian. You can also look in the Archives (the Search Box on the previous page) under "running with the hares and hunting with the hounds." SS
: : I would say "a foot in both camps"; I've never heard "a leg in both camps" here in the UK. (VSD)
: I fear I have been influenced by the other Dunstables who post their wrong usages on sites indexed by Google. A leg in both camps is found there somewhat abundantly, but "a foot in both camps" is the way I, too, have mostly heard it. SS
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Both can stake claim to be the best off spinner in the world now. Who do you guys reckon is better
Both can stake claim to be the best off spinner in the world now. Who do you guys reckon is better
If by both you mean Swann then I agree completely with you.
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Looks like troll bait to me.
Anyway, even if one suspects Swann is a bit overrated, at least his action is beyond reproach.
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Ajmal isn't bad at all, but I don't think he's as good as Swann. Certainly in tests.
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Well Ajmal has more of a claim to be just behind Swann than Harbhajan.
In tests Swann has really done well against quality sides. In ODIs Ajmal is very good. Also he has the doosra which Swann hasnt managed to develop yet
Having a doosra doesn't mean that someone's a better bowler, otherwise Alex Loudon might've been famous enough to keep Pippa Middleton.
Ajmal throws the doosra every other ball. Batsmen will soon start to pick it up.
So now it's the poms turn to have each of their players constantly compared with others from a weaker side.
Those were the days
Two of my favourite characters in the game. Probably not too dissimilar in quality, but Swann has the edge for at least pretending to keep his bowling arm straightish.
I don't wish to move this thread into a debate over whether Ajmal chucks it or not, he's allowed to bowl in international cricket, and he can still use his doosra, so I'm going to judge this face-off on all things being level in that respect.
I like Ajmal, he's not a defensive off-spinner, and with his ability to turn the ball away from the bat it no doubt increases his threat immeasurably. Like Swann he doesn't necessarily need the pitch to assist him in a big way to have an impact, he's patient, has good variations off the deck and through the air, and has to be considered one of the best around, but at 34 he's unlikely to have enough time to get to the very top.
Currently, for me Swann is still ahead of Ajmal, a Test series in India for Swann still remains a big test for the new and improved Swann, but even the great Shane Warne didn't conquer the opposition there, and it is not the be all and end all, but a good series for him in India will confirm his ranking as the very best.
When Swann isn't taking wickets he's still keeping things economical and working to an alternative plan. His line is generally attacking outisde the off stump, and he too can beat the bat on the outside without having the use of the doosra. Am hoping to see Swann return to his absolute threatening best when we come across Pakistan at the start of next year.
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Have you read "The Swerve," the Pulitzer Prize-winning book by renowned historian Stephen Greenblatt? In it a canny Renaissance era book hunter discovers and releases knowledge in the form of a medieval, controversial poem lost to posterity. The poem had dwindled down to a single handmade, leather-bound version held behind the vine-covered, ancient walls of an Italian monastery. According to Greenblatt, the unleashing of that book changed everything that came after. That small book with the long poem on the nature of things set in motion forces that challenged the status quo and triggered dramatic, world-wide change—a swerve. The only way that knowledge survived the millennia was because monks trained in hand crafting books had carefully copied the one survivor—and saved it for centuries.
Last week, the Khan Academy, AAMC (Association of American Medical Colleges) and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation may not have triggered quite such a momentous unleashing—but this powerful collaboration did start something very interesting with potentially significant implications for health care education.
Khan—a free online educational platform that provides self-paced, mastery-based education—will be the launching pad for what will become a complete, free knowledge-base for health care education. It will start with pre-medical preparation for the MCAT but perhaps one day soon encompass all didactic parts of medical education. That seems important.
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