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Former world champions John Higgins and Shaun Murphy suffered shock first-round exits at the BetVictor Welsh Open on Tuesday.
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World number five Higgins had been in fine form yesterday at the Newport Centre, beating Gareth Allen 4-1 with breaks of 120, 99 and 97, but could not replicate that display as he lost 4-1 to Ken Doherty.
And Murphy then lost 4-3 to Pankaj Advani, despite rallying from 3-1 down to force a deciding frame.
Doherty took the first two frames this afternoon but Higgins won a closely-fought third.
Doherty needed several attempts to wrap up the next frame, but eventually did so by potting the final brown to move within one frame of victory.
A break of 46 put him in control in the next and Higgins' response stalled at 14 before the Irishman sealed victory.
"It was a war of attrition, there was a lot of good safety," said Doherty, who won this competition in 1993 and 2001 and triumphed at the Crucible in 1997.
"You have to match John in every department and I beat him with my safety game today."
Advani won the first frame this evening and though Murphy drew level, a century break took the tour newcomer from India ahead once more at 2-1.
He won the next to leave Murphy needing three successive frames, but the world number four cut the deficit with a break of 89 before taking the match to a decider.
Once there, though, Advani opened up a commanding lead and although Murphy played on needing at least two snookers and a free ball, he could not find a way back.
Neil Robertson, the 2007 champion, made breaks of 71, 56 and 70 in a routine 4-1 win over Ian Burns while Mark Allen beat Marco Fu 4-2.
Stephen Maguire was in good form in a 4-2 win over Anthony Hamilton, with breaks of 89 and 100 in the early stages.
He will next face Matthew Stevens, a 4-2 winner over China's Liang Wenbo. Liang had beaten Ryan Day in the preliminary round but could not add a second Welsh scalp.
Stevens said: "I haven't practised for this tournament so I thought I'd just turn up and see what happens.
"I feel capable of winning any tournament, but you have to go out there and do it on the table."
Alan McManus saw off Barry Hawkins 4-2 while Sam Baird made short work of Northern Ireland's Gerard Greene, a break of 73 wrapping up a 4-0 win for the world number 89.
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Helm, who was diagnosed with throat cancer in the late 90's, passed away this afternoon at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. It was recently revealed to the public that he was in the final stages of his battle with cancer.
"He was surrounded by family, friends and band mates and will be remembered by all he touched as a brilliant musician and a beautiful soul," read a note posted on his official website.
Forming the renowned roots rock group The Band with notable backing-band members Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson, and Richard Manuel in 1964 (they weren't officially called The Band until their 65-66 tour with Bob Dylan), Helm quickly rose to become one of the most influential musicians of all time.
Indeed, the multi-instrumentalist is #91 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Greatest Singers of All Time (The Band ranks #50 in the publication's round-up of the top 100 Greatest Artists).
Active in music throughout his entire life, both as part of The Band and as a solo artist, Helm picked up three Grammy Awards in just the last four years — including the first-ever Grammy for for Best Americana Album in 2010.
In addition to his musical contributions, Helm is also remembered for having a respectable acting career. He made his on-screen debut in the 1980 biopic Coal Miner's Daughter, and was most recently seen in Bertrand Tavernier's novel adaptation In the Electric Mist.
He leaves behind a wife, Sandy, and a daughter, Amy. "Thank you, fans and music lovers, who have made his life so filled with joy and celebration," the two wrote in a joint statement released earlier this week. "He has loved nothing more than to play, to fill the room up with music, lay down the back beat and make the people dance! He did it every time he took the stage."
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275.5 (h) x 120.0 (w) cm Purchased 1981 National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
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- Michael Lloyd and Michael Desmond, European and American paintings and sculptures 1870–1970 in the Australian National Gallery, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1992, pp. 406–07, col. illus.;
- Irving Sandler, Natvar Bhavsar: Painting and the reality of color, Sydney: Craftsman House 1998, pp. 30–31, col. illus. pl. 2
Bhavsar's paintings from the late 1960s draw on precedents set by Mark Rothko, Ray Parker and colour field painters such as Morris Louis and Jules Olitski. In his unique and complex transfer technique, however, Bhavsar expands on the territory of other colour field painters. For SHA–DHA 1970 and E–JNA 1970 he used prepared pigments and worked on a sheet of linoleum on the floor. A canvas, primed with acrylic medium and attached to a temporary support, was pressed down onto the surface of the linoleum transferring the pigments. The canvas was then stretched and the paint surface sprayed with an acrylic varnish to saturate and stabilize it.[1] This technique, which is akin to the monotype process, results in works which are visually striking and startlingly tactile.
The artist credits aspects of this, and his later technique of using a screen to disperse pigment,[2] to his Indian heritage:
In India, there is an old tradition that for each holiday, people create color decorations. You take color into a pouch and pour it through a screen onto the ground. When I was only twenty, the secretary of a college student group asked me if I would participate in a school celebration by creating a decoration in the hall on the floor. I did a very large painting, 80' long and 10' to 15' wide. So I have been working in that method since my childhood.[3]
Writing specifically of SHA–DHA 1970 and E–JNA, Bhavsar explains that his titles are non-referential and without any particular meaning:
I choose titles for my paintings largely from ancient Sanskrit terminology. They often refer to either musical compositions, past events, places of historical reference, etc., even nature. These two particular titles are only selected for their sound. My paintings are totally abstract, and I prefer not to have the viewer led by the suggestion of the title. The paintings were painted with dry pigments with many, many layers on canvas saturated with acrylic medium.[4]
Bhavsar sees his works as vehicles for spiritual expression, and seeks colour that is simultaneously visual and physical. He contests the validity of Clement Greenberg's formalist distinction between 'opticality' and 'tactility' as defining two different fields, namely, painting and sculpture respectively.[5]
Michael Lloyd and Michael Desmond, European and American paintings and sculptures 1870–1970 in the Australian National Gallery, Canberra: Australian National Gallery 1992, p. 406, revised Steven Tonkin 2003 and Lucina Ward 2012
[1]Natvar Bhavsar, discussion with National Gallery Conservator David Wise, by telephone, June 2012.
[2] Bhavsar subsequently adapted this technique to disperse dry pigments onto a prepared canvas using a screen. The process of sifting the pigment was repeated as many as 80 times for a single work. He used different pigments and adjusted the distance between screen and canvas so the substance was distributed across the canvas with varying densities of colour.
[3] Cynthia Goodman, 'Interview with Natvar Bhavsar', Arts Magazine vol. 55 no. 6, February 1977, p. 13
[4] Natvar Bhavsar, correspondence of 23 September 1987 with the National Gallery of Australia, NGA file 70/3018.
[5] see Irving Sandler, Natvar Bhavsar: Painting and the reality of color, Sydney: Craftsman House 1998, pp. 14–16
The National Gallery of Australia also holds three works on paper: Aaru 1972 and two untitled screenprints.


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Since he's been in the National Football League, nagging injuries have plagued Buffalo Bills wide reciever Stevie Johnson. Whatever ailment it may be, usually an injury forces him to miss some practice time at some point during a season.
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Kufske, Hoag score big in Canada's win at world junior volleyball championships
NITEROI, Brazil – Bradley Kufske of Abbotsford, Ont., scored the final two points on Saturday as Canada defeated Egypt 19-25, 25-20, 25-17, 21-25, 15-11 in consolation playoff round action at the men's world junior volleyball championships.
The Canadians collected their second consecutive win to stand 2-0 in their consolation round pool and are now 2-3 overall at the tournament. The top two from each of the two pools in the consolation advance to the semis to battle for positions nine to 12.
"The match wasn't easy, but I think we played better than yesterday,'' said Canadian team captain TJ Sanders of London, Ont., about the two hour and six minute battle. ''I hope we can improve everyday.''
Kufske finished with a team high 22 points including a match-high 19 attacks. Nicholas Hoag of Sherbrooke, Que., added 20 points on 16 spikes, one block and a match-high three aces. Tommy Belisle of Quebec City and Lucas Van Berkel Edmonton each had five blocks for Canada.
"We were prepared for this match,'' said Canada's head coach Georges Laplante. ''I watched Egypt's match yesterday, and tried to prepare the group in the best way. They put pressure on us".
Canada led the match in attacks, 61-45, in blocks 17-5 and in service aces 6-1.
Canada concludes the round robin portion of its consolation round Sunday against Tunisia.
Canada's men's national junior volleyball team sorted by province:
Alberta: Tristan Aubry, Edmonton; Jay Olmstead, Edmonton; Lucas VanBerkel, Edmonton; Branden Schmidt, Winton; Jarron Mueller, Calgary.
B.C.: Alex Davis, White Rock; Bradley Kufske, Abbotsford; Derek Thiessen, Coquitlam.
Manitoba: Brett Wiess, Winnipeg.
Ontario: Tyler (TJ) Sanders, London.
Quebec: Nicholas Hoag, Sherbrooke; Daniel Moreau, Sherbrooke; Tommy Bélisle, Quebec City.
Saskatchewan: Braden McLean, Birch Hills.
Head coach: Georges Laplante, Montreal
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I always wanted to make a decent video comment. Ok, a bit rambling, but have mercy on my first video where you don`t just *hear* me. It is based on the Quake Con and some leak vids. It always feels easier to speak my ideas than write them, somehow, and I wanted finally to break the barrier to be not just an invisible voice in my comments. teh.
(It's not really anything totally new, but now you can see me say it. duh.)
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Interestingly enough, you have to be viewing the full website view to see there is a video, the skinny phone client doesn't display it for viewing. No matter, I never watch video blogs, preferring to read my commentary rather than having it "talked" to me. If you get a chance, perhaps a short tldw written summary version could be posted with it as well.
Ohh. Ok. Maybe later though. ^^;
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Well after watching your video, I do most certainly have to agree with what you want in an MMO, as I want pretty much the same thing.
However, leaked videos are never a good way to judge a game. Even you said the players had no idea what they where doing. They really sucked.
I also have to mention since you said you played other TES games, that the change from single player to MMO is something you are going to have to get used to. You said you didn't like how people ran through things. I agree. However, people will do it no matter the danger. People play differently and in a public dungeon, you get to see this first hand which can break immersion for you. Public dungeons will not be a very good way to judge difficulty. People are just going to run through them like maniacs high on sugar.
As for the atmosphere of the world, I don't know. It looks fine to me. Looked like skyrim. The reason they continue to show Skyrim and Morrowind is because it's the 2 places most of their players can relate too. I think they are trying to trigger nostalgia. Is it working? LOL probably not. Though that is just me.
I do not agree with you on your gear comments though. You have to remember, a beta, is a beta. People all start from the beginning and they do not have much time to get the gear that looks nice. I can't ever remembering starting in a TES game with out wearing rags. The first gear you tend to find usually doesn't look any better. As for the official presentation video, well it was fairly short, and you can't judge the gear based on such a video really.
Truthfully, I never been able to accuratly judge the type of gear from just videos. I usually have to get into the game and look.
As for being hard starting from level 1, I agree, it should be more difficult. That however tends to be refined during the open beta phases. Almost every beta I have been part of, when they get into open beta is when they really start to tweak difficulty, since they can do so more accurately. It's a leaked video. There is a good reason why Zeni doesn't want people leaking, because leaked videos do not show a good representation of what they are going for. You can get the wrong ideas very easily.
Anyway, that is my thoughts on the matter.
Ok i will admit I have not seen much on this game but I agree with alot of what you say when it comes to how a game presents it's self cause if I don't like a game from the get go I will most likely not like it latter.
To me I enjoy gaming I dont play to be uber I play to have fun. If a game is not fun to me guess what I move on and play something else till I find one that is. When I find that great game and not sure if in my life time there will be one I hope it has everything I want in an mmo.
Exactly this somfar is my greatest worry, i call it creating a living and breathing world, things that Wow, Gw2 and lotro for excample are very good at, SWTOR however for example failed here..
for an mmo this is so important, almost as important as the actuall combat feel..
Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)
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Will comment on video later. It's...invisible on this scrawny underfed iPhone version of mmorpg.com...
Since I have no iphone or no smartphone I dunno about that.
Well, warui warui, but in my language we don't use apostrophs, so I often forget them. Also on German keyboard the apostroph is sort of difficult to type, if you type fast, since it is rarely used. Sort of like a special sign.
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I missed those leaked videos, guess they got removed pretty quickly.
How close or far off do you think the game is compared to Skyrim on those leaked videos?
I love your video, and I could listen to you all day :-)
I see your point, especially about everyone walking around in the Brown Cloth Clothing and having limited Skills available, but I would guess that the game previews are limited at the moment to what the players can use and find.
In the official presentation the main player was only Level 16, so I'm hoping there would be a lot more gear available above those levels, especially unique uncommon items so we don't all end up wearing the same stuff s everyone else just because it's the best for that current level.
That was a great clip and I had a few lols when you got all worked up, mostly because I feel the same way
I agree that visuals and gameplay is a package deal, one is not enough. For me it's also a lot about animations, how you move and the feeling you get when you move around the world. I want to feel good about my character, and smooth animations can go a long way to accomplish this. Forth pillar for me is sound, not the music as much as the sounds associated with movements and abilities, that can make a huge difference for my experience of a game. If I hear a boink sound when casing a fireball I know I won't stay in that game for long.
I do however like to look plain when I start a game. Some games wants to portray you as a great savior right from the get go. I think a lot is lost that way, I want to work my way up. But yes, the game has to be fun from the start, even with the limited abilities you have when you're fresh from the character creation. Gameplay can be hard to judge on a video though. It may look like they are just randomly hacking and slashing but it could still be fun when you actually play the game (not saying ESO will be this or that, but it's still possible).
Oh, and one more thing. I like corpse runs. Or rather, I hate them, which makes me want to stay alive much more, which is a good thing. Spawning next to your dead body is in my book just as bad as being able to run through a dungeon.
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I always wanted to make a decent video comment. Ok, a bit rambling, but have mercy on my first video where you don`t just *hear* me. It is based on the Quake Con and some leak vids. It always feels easier to speak my ideas than write them, somehow, and I wanted finally to break the barrier to be not just an invisible voice in my comments. teh. (It's not really anything totally new, but now you can see me say it. duh.)
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I totally get what your saying about danger and accomplishment; It simply isn't around like it was back in the day when MMORPGs were much more hardcore. I never played Everquest 2 yet I played original Everquest day one and let me tell you people still say it was the most hardcore MMORPG ever in the beginning. Just to be able to venture into areas close to your level was very risky and what makes me laugh to this day is the fact the MOB AI in Everquest was and is simply better (except RAID MOBs) then pretty much every MMORPG I have played to date and that is simply pathetic. This is why I chose to become more of a PvP player in MMOs as a human opponent is more exciting and interesting. Learning MOB AI is coming soon I figure yet it should have been around years ago, even if they had to continue with LOADING PLEASE WAIT...zones as there were in Everquest. PvE is a sore subject for me in general and this even includes raiding...simply amazed by the fact companies pour in millions to develop a MMO and they cannot even manage to make the MOBs/NPCs even remotely challenging. The early auguest ESO demo was rushed in my opinion and the guy was even moderately leveled...it was a demo and consider that in Skyrim you can literally pause combat to consume potions and use spells/skills which you will not be able to do in an MMO...so consider this carefully and you will ascertain what I am implying.
Graphics is something I can deal with as I grew up when arcade games were around and atari 2600 was my console gaming machine and I bought an APPLE IIE with money I made from farm jobs during the summer whilst in high school. I was fortunate enough to play Lord of the Ring Online and I really did enjoy the landscape and vistas of each area. I owned a house near the shire and I fought all the way to the top of Weathertop and it was simply beautiful. However the MOBs were pathetic and I remember playing my hunter and I was pulling MOBs in this one high level dungeon so fast it was all I was doing for hours one night and everyone commented on how I was seemingly trying to kill the group yet I couldn't...no matter how many MOBs I pulled. I reached max level first on my server and I was solo pulling 2-3 tree MOBs in this one zone I cannot recall and people were just watching me in amazement, yet the game was on easy mode in my opinion. Ended up dedicating myself strictly to Monster Play shortly thereafter and even that was poorly implimented. Gameplay owns Graphics hands down any day, yet at this point in gaming there should be decent graphics nonetheless. Colors should be one of the easiest things to change in an area to make it seem much more immersive...and lighting as well. Dark areas should be dark or even void of light...Everquest was so dark players were turning up their gamma levels on their video cards and getting lightstones was necessary until you got a magic weapon or played a race with nightvision. Everquest Next Debut had me floored....I was really impressed. I really believe the ESO videos you viewed were either dated or builds which are still being refined and polished graphically/gameplay wise; hopefully it will be at least on par with Skyrim or better.
I am a very experienced gamer and even though I was one of the most extreme hardcore powergamers I greatily desire to slow things down and enjoy the game much moreso instead of burning through content as I usually did as endgame offered much more then everything leading up to it. My son and I really enjoyed Elder Scrolls games and we are so looking forward to ESO and EQN and Playstation 4.
Your grammar is aight and english is good. I was fortunate enough to skip pretty much all grammar classes in my public education as I am sure I get more complaints then you have on forums and then some LOL.
Hopefully we will be playing ESO early spring and its everything we hope and more.


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I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
its dry and 3c...
It was early but dried off a bit now about 5c..
Merry Christmas to all...
earlier, it was humid and in the mid 70's now it's a bit cooler and raining
Had a hard frost last night its about -3c now..
Merry Christmas to all...
its chilly this evening......2c...
Overcast, but no rain!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
a bit warm and light rain
Cold, just as it should be during this period of time!!!! Really Christmasssy weather!!!!!!!
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless us!! Everyone!!''
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens (1843)
It's minus 4 and we have a hard frost..
Merry Christmas to all...


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Day 40 - Siena to Radicofani
Trip Start Aug 07, 2010
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As I am following via Francigena and staying in hostel similar to Santiago's hostel, I didn't have internet in the last few days. I will upload soon the photos of the next days.
Today I reach the highest point of the whole trip so far: Radicofani 780 m. It was a hard 8 km climb until Radicofani at sunset time!
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Relations with Turkmenistan
NATO's relations with Turkmenistan should be viewed through the Partnership for Peace framework, which Turkmenistan joined in 1994. Turkmenistan adheres to a policy of permanent neutrality and does not offer any armed forces units or infrastructure for use in the context of NATO-led operations.
Major General Yaylym Berdiyev, Minister of Defence of Turkmenistan, meets the Secretary General at NATO Headquarters
NATO and Turkmenistan actively cooperate in security-related, science and environmental issues and other areas. An Individual Partnership Cooperation Programme (IPCP) lays out the programme of cooperation between NATO and Turkmenistan.
Turkmenistan is expected to attend the meeting on the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan, which is taking place in expanded format at the NATO Summit in Chicago in May 2012.
Framework for cooperation
Regular political dialogue takes place within the framework of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC). In addition, the NATO Secretary General's Special Representative for the Caucasus and Central Asia, James Appathurai, conducts high-level political dialogue with Turkmen authorities. The NATO Liaison Officer in Central Asia also visits Ashgabat regularly and reviews cooperation with the government.
NATO and Turkmenistan are developing practical cooperation in a number of areas through the country's Individual Partnership Cooperation Programme (IPCP). Turkmenistan's cooperation with NATO aims at introducing and familiarizing Turkmen personnel with NATO and Partnership for Peace (PfP) issues, as well as enhancing deepening cooperation in areas such as border control and security, civil emergency planning, and defence planning. Turkmenistan is also participating actively in the NATO-Russia Council pilot project on counter-narcotics training for Afghan and Central Asian personnel.
Key areas of cooperation
Security cooperation
Based on its policy of permanent neutrality, Turkmenistan does not offer any armed forces units or infrastructure in the context of NATO-led operations. However, Turkmenistan is prepared to contribute, on a case-by-case basis, to disaster relief, humanitarian and search and rescue operations.
Every year, officials from Turkmenistan's armed forces participate in a range of courses provided by NATO and NATO member states. Topics covered include arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation, the law of armed conflicts, courses aimed at familiarizing officers with combating terrorism techniques and illegal trafficking issues, border security and control, defence planning and budgeting, language training, medical services and other areas.
In the case of trafficking, in particular, Turkmenistan has worked with NATO to address several of these issues. Since 2006, Turkmenistan has sent numerous personnel to attend counter narcotics training sponsored by an initiative of the NATO-Russia Council.
Civil emergency planning
Civil emergency planning and disaster-relief coordination are key areas of cooperation. Turkmenistan is developing its civil response capacity for natural and man-made emergency situations in consultation with the Allies. It is also working to prepare Turkmenistan's units to contribute to international disaster relief operations. This includes updating planning procedures and organization methods for rescue operations.
To assist Turkmenistan with its intention of establishing a Ministry of Emergency Situations, NATO held a seminar on civilian emergency planning in Ashgabat in 2009. Personnel from the Civil Defence Department of the Turkmen Ministry of Defence and national civil emergency planning experts attended the seminar, which covered basic principles of disaster management and civil emergency planning.
Science and environment
Since its involvement with NATO's science activities began in 1996, Turkmenistan scientists and experts have participated in over 30 activities. Additionally, under the Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme, Turkmenistan has received grant awards for over 8 cooperative projects for scientific, environmental and educational collaboration.
These collaborative projects include studies into radiological risks and the safe handling of radioactive waste in Central Asia, oil spill risk prevention and pollution in the South Caspian Sea and strategic management of sensitive natural resources.
Turkmenistan's main priorities under the SPS Programme are defence against terrorism and countering security threats. To address these concerns, officials from Turkmenistan have previously participated in NATO funded projects, including an Advanced Training Course designed to teach the latest counter-terrorism methods and strategies in May 2010.
As part of a networking project, teachers from European institutes trained Turkmen from different institutions, via internet-based distance-learning technologies. A grant awarded in 2008 supported the expansion of the academic and educational internet communication system in Turkmenistan, including the connection of additional academic centres in Ashgabat and medical colleges in other regions of the country, as well as training Turkmen researchers in how to use the network.
Turkmenistan also participates in the Virtual Silk Highway project, which aims to improve internet access for academics and research communities in the countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia through a satellite-based network.
Public information
NATO continues its information and outreach activities with Turkmenistan. In 2011, Turkmen parliamentarian and diplomatic officials visited NATO Headquarters for a series of information and discussion sessions on the current NATO's priorities, including its partnerships with Central Asian Republics.
In every partner country an embassy of one of the NATO member states serves as a contact point and operates as a channel for disseminating information about the role and policies of the Alliance. The current NATO Contact Point Embassy in Turkmenistan is the embassy of the United Kingdom.
Evolution of relationsNATO-Turkmenistan relations began in 1992, when the country joined the North Atlantic Cooperation Council (later replaced by the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council, EAPC, in 1997). Relations further developed in 1994, when Turkmenistan joined the Partnership for Peace programme. Through this framework, cooperative initiatives have expanded to include a range of activities in which the aims of NATO and Turkmenistan coincide.
1992 Turkmenistan joins the North Atlantic Cooperation Council, renamed the Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council in 1997. 1994 Turkmenistan joins the Partnership for Peace (PfP). 1995 Turkmenistan and NATO agree on the country's first Individual Partnership Programme (IPP). 2002 Turkmenistan hosts regional PfP civil emergency planning courses. 2003 Turkmenistan is connected to the Virtual Silk Highway. 2007 The NATO Secretary General meets with the new Turkmen President at NATO Headquarters. Turkmenistan hosts a mobile training team of the NATO-Russia Council pilot project on counter-narcotics training for Afghan and Central Asian personnel. 2008 Turkmen President Berdimuhamedov participates in the NATO Summit meeting in Bucharest. 2009 Turkmenistan hosts a NATO seminar on civilian emergency planning in Ashgabat. 2010 Major General Yaylym Berdiyev, Minister of Defence of Turkmenistan, meets the Secretary General at NATO Headquarters.


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Michigan author Laura Ellen's Blind Spot left me emotional and confused. For me, Blind Spot is one of those unique novels that gains power over the reader by causing intense emotional turmoil and frustration. Basically, this book made me so angry and frustrated that I haven't been able to banish it from my thoughts.
The main character, Roz, suffers from macular degeneration, leaving her legally blind. She constantly struggles to make up for this deficit as she maneuvers her way through high school, but her eyesight is, unsurprisingly, always on her mind, making her self-conscious and lowering her self-esteem. Constantly frustrated from feeling helpless and out of her element in many situation while still wanting to be able to handle everything herself and without help, Roz has a tendency to jump to conclusions and snap at those around her, even those with the best intentions. This aspect of the novel felt very realistic to me. My younger sister was born with glaucoma and I think she'd identify closely with Roz. I can't say what goes on inside my sister's head, but I do know how she reacted to things when she was in high school and, from my point of view, Roz had similar reactions and thoughts. In the novel, Roz points out that people don't realize how poor her vision is and are constantly asking why she doesn't just get glasses. She can't drive and isn't able to play sports because she's a liability. These are all things my sister struggled with. Also like Roz, my sister could be a bit angry. She didn't like wearing her glasses, which improved her vision but left her feeling dorky and unattractive (which is not fun for anyone, let alone a high school-aged girl), and new situations were extremely stressful because she couldn't see to figure things out. This is where the similarities between my sister and Roz end, right along with my positive feelings regarding Blind Spot. My biggest issue? I absolutely loathed all of the characters. The teachers, the police, Roz's friends, her mother, her boyfriend: all horrible, mean people motivated by self-interest and unwilling to see things from any point of view other than their own. I know it's a strong word, but I was truly disgusted. Realistically, I know that there are people like this in real life, people that let power go to their head and exploit others, but to have an entire novel populated with them was sometimes overwhelming.
I will say that I actually did enjoy the character Tricia, but she's dead from the first page (the focus of the book is, primarily, her disappearance and murder). Tricia, however, was the only character who, though monumentally messed up, actually seemed to do some genuinely nice, even protective, things for Roz without expecting anything in return.So, despite feeling extremely frustrated with the characters as I read Blind Spot, I can't really say my strong negative feelings were necessarily a bad thing. Yes, I was disgusted and unhappy and wanted to stop reading because I felt like what was happening on the page was terribly unfair, BUT I didn't. And I can't help but talk about about this book and the messed up characters to anyone who will listen... so disliking the characters of this book isn't the worst thing that could have happened. Having no opinion of the characters or easily forgetting them would be even worse than hating them. In this case, hating the characters is a good thing. Despite being very unhappy with pretty much all of the characters, I kept reading because I really wanted to know what happened to Tricia. It really bothered me that the one person who wasn't completely horrible ended up dead and I had to know what happened to her.
From the moment I finished Blind Spot, it hasn't been far from mind and I'm still trying to sort out all of my feelings about it. In the end, I want you to read this book. It isn't long and it clips along at a quick pace, but it isn't an easy read. I think it's good to challenge your perceptions and ideas though and Blind Spot allows for this in very interesting ways.
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Elder Nevin Ren Jensen has been called to serve as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Apia, Samoa Mission. He will report to the Missionary Training Center in Provo on Dec. 28.
Elder Jensen will be speaking on Dec. 18 at 9 a.m. in the Cleveland First Ward.
Nevin is the son of Ty and Yvonne Jensen of Cleveland. He is the grandson of Ira and Elaine Hatch of Huntington and Kerwin Jensen and the late DeAnn Jensen of Cleveland.


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Chapter 35
Judgment will fall upon Mount Seir and all Idumea for their hatred of Israel.
1 Moreover the word of the Lord came unto me, saying,
2 Son of man, set thy
3 And say unto it, Thus saith the Lord God; Behold, O mount Seir, I am against thee, and I will stretch out mine hand against thee, and I will make thee most desolate.
4 I will lay thy cities waste, and thou shalt be desolate, and thou shalt know that I am the Lord.
5 Because thou hast had a perpetual
6 Therefore, as I live, saith the Lord God, I will prepare thee unto blood, and blood shall pursue thee:
7 Thus will I make mount Seir most desolate, and cut off from it him that passeth out and him that returneth.
8 And I will fill his mountains with his
9 I will make thee perpetual desolations, and thy
10 Because thou hast said, These two nations and these two countries shall be mine, and we will
11 Therefore, as I live, saith the Lord God, I will even do according to thine anger, and according to thine envy which thou hast used out of thy hatred against them; and I will make myself known among them, when I have judged thee.
12 And thou shalt know that I am the Lord, and that I have heard all thy
13 Thus with your mouth ye have
14 Thus saith the Lord God; When the whole earth rejoiceth, I will make thee desolate.
15 As thou didst rejoice at the inheritance of the house of Israel, because it was desolate, so will I


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|2nd Regional Symposium on Language, Literature and Translation
|Manama, Bahrain
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|27-Mar-2013 - 28-Mar-2013
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|The Department of English Language & Literature is delighted to announce its second regional symposium on language, literature and translation.
Selected papers will be published in the conference proceedings. This second regional symposium is an opportunity for intellectual exchange in a friendly and open environment and we look forward to welcoming you in Bahrain!
Registration Fee:
Early registration fee: BD 20 (payments should be received no later than 27/02/2013)
On-site registration fee: BD 30
Cheques, drafts should be payable to the University of Bahrain and returned to:
Dr. Nuri Ageli
Department of English Language and Literature
University of Bahrain
Sakhir Campus
P.O. Box 32038
Kingdom of Bahrain
Travel and accommodation expenses are the participants' responsibility. The symposium organising committee will, however, arrange for hotel reservations and air tickets on Gulf Air at special prices. Information on these issues will be sent to all participants in due time.
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Located in Rock Falls Uptown District, The Cooler is attracting regional & nationally known bands and is a great bar featuring live music every weekend!
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Our menu is packed with flavor of Mexican & American food. Daily specials incorporate seasonal, local vegetables. Our recipes are authentic and made Taco Stan's way. The ingredients are always fresh. From delicious appetizers to our famous Taco Stan-which to Fried Ice Cream, your meal will be one of a kind.
Serving all your Mexican favorites and more! Tortas, appetizers, salads, fajitas, vegetarian dishes, combos and more! All your favorite cocktails plus beer, wine and the best margaritas in the area.
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Victorian room with Alcove, ocean view
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We are a quick subway ride on the Red Line to the financial district, MGH, Boston Common and the Freedom Trail, MIT, UMass Boston, the Kennedy Library, South Boston, Lesley, Harvard, and more; or take a ten minute bus ride to the BU medical center and medical school. Several restaurants within walking distance with \"best of Boston\" write-ups, also grocery stores, ice cream shop, and breakfast cafe on the way to the subway station.
Fifteen minutes from Santander Bank headquarters and the Italian consulate. Historical sights within biking distance include the John F. Kennedy Museum and Library, the Uphams Corner cemetary, and the oldest house in Boston!
Rooms are fully furnished; shared kitchen fully equipped; rent includes WIFI, utilities, laundry facilities, easy on street parking. Bathrooms (three of them) and common areas (two living rooms, big balcony, eat-in kitchen, front and back yards and deck with grille) are shared.
Ocean views from most windows, ocean breezes, high ceilings and wood floors, crown mouldings, carved fireplaces, and custom Victorian decor distinguish this charming home. People have compared it to the Weazely's house in Harry Potter--something fascinating around every corner, with books, games, and artwork left behind by the world travellers, artists, engineers and medical people who have lived here.
The house combines the homey comfort of a vintage farm house (it was a wedding present from the farmer who owned the hill to his daughter, in 1880, and still has the farmhouse-style kitchen) with the elegance of art nouveau-style decor in the bedrooms and shared areas--paintings, elegant carved fireplaces, colored glass and bay windows, and more. It was built at a time when architects wanted to celebrate local resources such as fine-grained varieties of wood, abundant light, and flexible uses of space and whimsical exterior color.
There are inspiring views of the harbor islands and the city skyline and of huge leafy trees; large balconies to relax on with Breughel-like views of historic houses marching down to the bay; you can watch sailboats floating on the harbor in the distance or see the city lights blinking on at night, or just watch the blue jays and cardinals play nearby in the giant trees.
The alcove room has windows in three directions, so it is sunny from early morning until late afternoon, with lovely views. We have more than one room available, so we can usually accommodate a group in the main part of the house, with ample facilities for you to cook and eat together in the shared kitchen (ask about group rates). There is also a separate apartment available; it is more modern in decor, with a private kitchen, entrance, bathroom, sitting room, and deck, suitable for one or two people. Look on this site for our other listings!
Your host, Jessica, is a therapist and musician who speaks several languages (Italian, French and English) and has a good understanding of some others (including Spanish). She grew up in Italy and Africa, has traveled a lot, and is happy to share ideas on fun things to see and do in Boston. The alternate phone number provided is for my assistant Michael; he can let you in if I am away, so please keep his number as well.
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Die gemütlich eingerichteten Zimmer sind in Ordnung; das Bett könnte etwas größer sein. Die Gastgeberin ist sehr zuvorkommend und hilfsbereit, auch in Form von praktischen und nützlichen Tipps für den Besuch Bostons. Insgesamt vermittelt die Unterkunft einen familiären Eindruck; dies gilt auch für die gemeinsame Nutzung der zwei Nasszellen für vier Parteien.
Jessica ist eine sehr freundliche und hilfsbereite Gastgeberin.
Schön gelegenes Haus mit gute Verkehrsanbindung.
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We had a wonderful time in Boston, part of that is owed to Jessica and the lovely house she created for guests. It was a very cozy place and my friend and I enjoyed staying there. Jessica gave us a nice introductory tour through the house and had all kinds of tips ready for us to help us make the most of our weekend in Boston. On the desk in the room we found a map, directions to the nearest subway station, recommendations for things to do and places for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The bedroom was cozy and clean and had this lovely view of the sea. The bed was very comfortable and big enough for two people and the bathroom that we shared with the other rooms on the floor was nice and clean as well. My favorite part of the house, though, was that small living room with the lights and a really, really soft carpet - such a beautiful room to just sit and enjoy a cup of tea in after a long day walking around Boston.
Thank you so much for the lovely place and your hospitality, Jessica!
Jessica is the best host one could wish for, she is so welcoming and you can tell there is genuine concern that you have the best stay in Boston. Her knowledge of the area has no limits. There is a very helpful information pack in your room that list all the main tourist areas and sights and the subway station you need to see them.What a lovely change it was to stay in a property that has character as opposed to the usual sterile hotel chain room. It was great just sitting down and talking to Jessica about the arts and life in general. I have made a new friend for life.
We had a great time in this lovely home. We were made to feel at home as soon as we arrived and Jessica was so helpful and accommodating with ideas of things to do and see during our stay.
Excelente atención del afitrion y y la orientación para llegar,una casa muy bonita cómoda y mucha tranquilidad todo perfecto Muchas Gracias por tus atenciones Jessica.
Stary domek na wzgórzu na peryferiach Bostonu z widokiem na ocean. Spokój i cisza, blisko do metra, a po drodze można zjeść smaczne śniadanie w licznych "knajpkach". Gospodarz - Jessica - przemiła i sympatyczna osoba. Udało mi się namówić ją na grę na gitarze i śpiew. Pomimo chrypki zgodziła się zaśpiewać kilka piosenek - mam na pamiątkę video film z Jej występu :-). Szkoda tylko, że nasz pobyt w Bostonie był tak krótki, ale czekała nas dalsza podróż po USA, w tym NYC. Mam nadzieję, że teraz Jessica wraz z Perrym odwiedzi nas w Polsce i będą u nas dłużej niż my w Bostonie.
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"The Universe is asking you to confirm with yourself whether you would like to serve the Earth, to save the Earth, be a sage of the Earth. Earth—the sustainer, the Mother of you, which nurtures you—can you nurture it back? That which serves you, can you serve it back?"
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Both chambers of Congress Wednesday night passed a deal to end the government shutdown and avoid default. The compromise, crafted by Senate leaders, was supported by every representative and senator from New England states.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Richie Neal of Massachusetts says the entire debate was about paying for previous commitments, including assistance for veterans who served in wars approved by Congress.
"To have shut this government down was not only wrongful, but the decent people across this country who were hurt by this irresponsible manner of conduct in this House remains reprehensible," Neal says.
Among the Republicans who supported the deal was New Hampshire U.S. Senator Kelly Ayotte. Ayotte says she never supported the strategy to defund the Affordable Care Act because she says she knew it would not work. She says the government shutdown has been "absurd" for the American people.
"We can't go through this again," Ayotte says. "And it is incumbent upon all of us to work together, even though we come from different parties, so that we don't go from crisis to crisis in managing this nation."
Ayotte says she hopes the short-term agreement leads to longer term solutions to the nation's rising debt.


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There's been a lot of talk in the book world about this teen title: Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein. This is the summary from the library catalog: "In 1943, a British fighter plane crashes in Nazi-occupied France and the survivor tells a tale of friendship, war, espionage, and great courage as she relates what she must do to survive while keeping secret all that she can." It's a complex, poignant, horrific, and deeply moving story, told from the perspectives of two incredible characters.
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