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Mitchell JohnsonOne of the best bowlers in the squad, Johnson can do wonders with the new ball. He is an experienced player and that can come handy for Oz during the series.
Johnson made his debut for Australia in December 2005 and has been proving that he has a knack of picking wickets every now and then.
If he gets his rhythm early on, he can give best of the batsman a run for their money. And he has proved this many times in the past.
Best bowling figure: 10-31-6 vs Sri Lanka at Pallekele in August
Manushree Chaumal
James FaulknerThe youngster Faulkner is a highly-talented bowling all-rounder and a lower-order batsman.
The Tasmanian cricketer is highly rated in Australian cricket circles. A left-arm medium pacer and a right-hand batsman, he plays for the IPL franchise-Rajasthan Royals and is versed with Indian conditions.
He mix-up his deliveries quite well. And can be effect in the death overs as well.
In his short ODI career of 13 matches till now, he has played a few good knocks and already impressed many with his willow as well.
Best bowling figure: 9-48-4 vs West Indies at Canberra in February 2013
Shane WatsonOne of the most experienced players in the team, Watson has recently rubbed shoulders against almost all the players of the current Indian squad during the Champions League T20.
He is versed with the Indian conditions, courtesy his outings with the IPL franchise- Rajasthan Royals.
He is an aggressive batsman up the order and is capable of playing match winning knocks. As a bowler he is more than handy. With his all-round skills he can turn the tables for the Aussies.
ODI highest score: 185* vs Bangladesh at Dhaka in April 2011
Aaron FinchAaron Finch created Twenty20 world-record when he scored a magnificent 156 off 63 balls that included 14 sixes, against their arch-rivals England in 2013. His stellar innings helped Australia earn their first win in any international cricket format in more than 200 days.
In the on-off T20 against India in this series, he impressed again with his 89 run-knock off 52 balls, albeit for a losing cause.
Finch made his Twenty20 debut against England in early 2011 and scored an unbeaten 53 in his second match but due to lack of consistency, he managed his ODI debut only in 2013.
He has displayed brilliant knocks in the Big Bash League and has also played for Rajasthan Royals, Delhi Daredevils and Pune Warriors in the IPL.
The hard-hitting batsman is definitely the one to watch out for in this series, provided he maintains consistency and takes cue from his T20 from.
ODI highest score: 148* vs Scotland in Edinburgh, in February 2013
George BaileyNicknamed Hector, Bailey got the chance to lead the team in the absence of regular skipper Michael Clarke, who was ruled out of the tournament due to a back injury, to lead the Aussie squad.
Bailey was called into Australia`s ODI squad for the Chappell-Hadlee Series in 2010. Even though he did not play any match in that series, his captaincy for Tasmania impressed the selectors so much that he was named Australia`s Twenty20 captain in 2011. He is also being touted as Clarke's heir.
Though Bailey was out for a duck in the one-off T20 in the series, he might be the one to watch in the ODIs as he is a destructive striker who can change the course of any match within a few overs.
ODI highest score: 125* vs West Indies at Perth in February 2013
India vs Australia: The Oz players to watch out forAustralia have to win the series 6-1, to regain the ICC ODI no.1 spot. With a team sans skipper Michael Clarke, who incidentally is also one of the best players of the side, it would be a tough challengeto defeat India -- a team that is at present in exceptional form.
The inexperienced Aussie side has players who have shown brilliant performances in the T20 and domestic tournaments. It is now their turn to prove their mettle to cement their place in the side.
The Aussie pack is being led by George Bailey who is being touted as the future heir to Michael Clarke.
Watch of for these five players who can be the game changers for the Aussies.

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Brad Friedel was in goal for Aston Villa, which defeated defending English Premier League champion Manchester United, 1-0, for its first win at Old Trafford since 1983.
Friedel had a relatively quite afternoon. He was called upon to stop Bulgarian Dimitar Berbatov late in the game. The big defensive
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Running a simple rinse cycle, the washer pumps water out of the drain, and then the pump continues to run for 8 minutes until the F21 error is displayed. I've even poured a fixed amount of water into the washer, run the shortest rinse cycle, and the same amount of water then gets pumped out (within a few seconds), but the pump never shuts off until F21 shows up. No issues previously w/ this unit. I've done the following: > Checked the drain hoses into and out of the pump, as well as out the back of the washer - no obstructions. > Checked all wiring harnesses and connections - all appear to be seated properly. > Opened and cleaned the drain pump filter - there was a small amount of debris, but nothing that would have blocked the flow significantly > Checked and then replaced the drain pump - I ordered a replacement and installed the new one, but the condition persists. In retrospect I think the old pump is probably fine...the new one functions identically and F21 still triggers. > Checked the water level pressure switch - it appears to be working fine. I disconnected the hose, blew into it and there was no apparent obstruction. Blowing into the switch assembly I could hear a "click" indicating that the analog switch is working (although I suppose the electrical could still be bad). > Ran a full auto diagnostic (x3) - the diagnostic runs fine until it gets into step C:06, and then the machine just powers off completely. I suspect that a sensor, switch, etc. which should be registering the end of the drain cycle is simply not doing so correctly, or maybe it's a faulty suds sensor (although I don't know why that wouldn't trigger a suds-specific error). I've read about trying to check the 11 & 14 or 21 & 22 contacts with a multimeter to verify switch functionality (in case the water level or suds sensors are malfunctioning), and I've tested those...the resistance does change (2.4 to 5.0 (multimeter on x200 setting)). I'm a mechanically savvy guy, what do I try next?
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Henry, October 22, 2012
good morning... you've given an excellent description of the symptoms you're experiencing. while you are waiting for an expert response to your question, take a moment and review the information i have provided you in the link below. the link will pull up a full page of similar situations to yours. it is my hope, that as you investigate, something will jump out at you that might solve your issue. keep in mind that you will be hearing from an expert within the next two business days. i hope this helps and have a nice day.
Cory, October 22, 2012
i made sure to search through all of these responses prior to posting, unfortunately. i'm hoping for a response from joey s, whom it looks like has resolved many of these kenmore washer issues in the past! :)
Jerry C, October 23, 2012
hello cory,
Cory, October 23, 2012
hey jerry, thanks, i appreciate the help. the model number is 110.47087600. i do believe it does have a pressure switch...it's a round unit that seems to be an analog pressure switch, and it did click when i blew into it (although i won't again). the tube seemed clear as well, which is why i didn't think the issue was related to the switch. i can do a more accurate test with the multimeter...it's possible that i had it on the wrong setting. what multimeter setting should i use, which contacts should i test, and what result should i look for when testing the main ccu circuit? would the automatic diagnostic test progress all the way through step c:06 if the ccu was bad? it's strange to me that it just shuts off at that point.
Cory, October 23, 2012
i found this testing guide for the pressure switch (see link), and all of the pin combinations tested as indicated, as well as the two pins on the ccu connector. this seems to be from a slightly older washer model, but i'm assuming the pressure switch and 6-pin connector are the same. about the only other thing i could think to check was the ball valve on the bottom of the tub. i disconnected the bellows piece from the back of the pump filter to check for debris inside there, and it looked clear. i read that it's a pain to reconnect and seal it back to the tub, so i didn't pull the tub end off. the ball moves freely, and i believe it works fine, because again, when i dump a lot of water into the tub and start the simplest no spin/rinse cycle, the pump clears the water immediately. it's just that the pump continues to run indefinitely until the f21. this is frustrating me to no end, and the laundry's piling up...
Cory, October 25, 2012
can i get some more help here? i can't wait much longer. jerry, joey? this is directed towards the site owners and not the expert community, but i wish that the fact that an expert asked for clarification hadn't flagged my question as "expert answered" on the site...marking a response as a true answer should be left in the hands of the asker. :( is my question now doomed?
Cory, November 01, 2012
i re-posted and got an answer from another expert. the pressure switch was the problem. fortunately i found a used one for $5 on ebay and swapping it out did the trick. glad i didn't have to resort to a new controller.


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In 1971 WASB's first executive director George Tipler initiated the formation of the Wisconsin School Attorneys Association to assist and facilitate the exchange of information among attorneys practicing school law in the State of Wisconsin. Membership is on an individual basis and limited to individual attorneys serving as legal counsel for members of the Wisconsin Association of School Boards.
The association currently has over 100 members and is governed by a seven member board of directors. Membership privileges include individual access to a variety of resources including the Wisconsin Expulsion Digest, the Guide to Non-Renewing Teaching Contracts, the WSAA Notes, as well as access to a limited number of resources and publications produced by the Wisconsin Association of School Boards (such as a subscription to the Wisconsin School News magazine). WSAA Notes are concise monthly electronic mailings that list a variety of materials and resources of special interest to school attorneys. If you qualify and are interested in being a member of the Wisconsin School Attorneys Association please complete and mail the WSAA Application Form with payment to the WSAA, 122 West Washington Avenue, Suite 400, Madison WI 53703.
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Galax boys' soccer coach Troy Barkley has said it many times throughout the season: If his Maroon Tide can get a consistent effort for 80 minutes, his boys will be an awfully tough team to beat.
They're no easy nut to crack as it is.
Despite the rarity of trailing in the second half, Galax finished its regular season with a 14-1 mark after rallying to overtake Graham 4-2 in a Mountain Empire District match and the season finale for both teams Friday at Galax High School.
Jon Baum and Priscilla Baum, both of Madison Heights, were the overall male and female winners of the 17th annual Dr. Ed Dannelly III New River Trail 10K, held May 9 and sponsored by the Galax Recreation Department.
Jon Baum, 41, posted a time of 38 minutes, 17 seconds to outpace runner-up Harry Hudson (41:18) and two-time former winner Josh Fridley (41:48).
In the female division, 17-year-old Priscilla Baum ran a 50:37 for her first win in the event, followed by Kim Kitts (51:58) and Megan Boyles (51:13).
HILLSVILLE –– 'Perfect' doesn't begin to cover it.
There's the record, now a spotless 17-0 after Carroll County's 7-0 win Tuesday night over Blacksburg.
There was the defense, flawless for seven innings, handling the easy chances and making the difficult ones look routine.
If nothing else, Galax's 7-4 win over Chilhowie Thursday at Felts Park proved that baseball is supposed to be a fun game.
Before Thursday, the previous week and a half of baseball hadn't been the most pleasant of times for the Maroon Tide. During a three-game losing streak, Galax was shut out twice, managed 12 hits while issuing 22 walks and had three times as many errors (nine) as runs scored. Thursday, however, Galax's demeanor was that of a ballclub holding a five-game lead with three games to play.
Galax picked up its first-ever baseball win over Grayson County as Travis Cockerham held the Blue Devils to four hits in a 4-1 Maroon Tide win.
Adam Crotts pitched his second straight complete-game win as Carroll County downed Richlands 11-2. Crotts struck out 14.
Matthew Tompkins threw a five-inning perfect game, striking out all 15 batters he faced, as Carroll County downed Grundy 4-0.
There are times during the course of the Mountain Empire District schedule when a team can get away with committing seven errors. Friday wasn't one of those times for Galax.
Grayson County took advantage of a shaky Maroon Tide defense and put a saddle on the three-hit effort of Eric Hawks, riding it to a 6-0 MED win on a gloriously sunny afternoon at Felts Park.
HILLSVILLE –– Finally, everything fell into place for Carroll County.
The switches worked, with two key pinch-hit at-bats at critical times. The non-switches worked, as starting pitcher Logan Beamer crafted the team's first complete game of the year. The defense was finally there from start to finish, and the offense was enough (although barely) to get the job done.
HOLLYWOOD, Cal. — Local movie fans might have spotted a familiar face this month when the Nicholas Sparks-inspired date movie "The Longest Ride" made its debut in theaters on April 10.
The movie, which tells two different love stories, kicks up plenty of dust with one of the main characters: Luke, a professional bull-rider who is making a comeback after suffering a serious injury at the horns — and hooves — of a quasi-demon bull named "Rango."
Galax rapped 11 hits and scored 11 runs in the first inning, going on to drill George Wythe 19-8 in softball. Drew Cardwell's second hit of the inning was a two-run home run that capped the huge start. Cardwell and Harley Brewer combined for seven hits and seven RBIs.
Carroll County cut a 7-1 deficit to a single run but Grayson County held on for an 8-6 win in softball. Traci Crigger had three hits and five RBIs for Grayson.
According to Careercast.com, the occupation of Newspaper Reporter is dead last on a list of 200 jobs, ranked from best to worst.
Lumberjacks, no need to thank us for getting you out of the cellar. Besides, I'm not a newspaper reporter. I'm a sportswriter.
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Barnes & Noble is closing the chapter on its four-story superstore at Lincoln Center. The 66th Street store will close at the end of January after more than 15 years of selling books and holding readings and performances.
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I'm happy today. Just came back from the vet clinic for HIV and FeLV test, it came out negative. It was sure a peace of mind knowing I'm healthy and free for all diseases. Also had my yearly vaccine and deworm today.
That no good nasty doctor sticks something in my PooPoo part. I guess he was taking my temperature or something. Not too sure. I hate him!!! On my last visit he stole my nuts and today he molested me. I politely asked that he return me my nuts he said he misplaced it. Gurrrrrr……..I wish I had my claws on him but nope instate I was too chicken, I stayed put. Maybe in a year or two, when I'm bigger and braver, I'll take my revenge on him.
Because I behaved well throughout my visit, mommy and doctor praised me for being such a brave boy. For that I get to eat my favorite tuna today. But that doesn't mean I forgave the doctor for molested me.
I knew mommy was up to something fishy today. She treated me exceptionally well since yesterday. The last time I could remember when she was unusually good towards me, the next morning I discovered my nuts were gone. I just don't feel good about her action. I can smell mommy is up to something BAD!
There you see…I KNEW IT. I over heard her conversation on the phone with daddy to meet us at the groomer shop. See what did I tell you? I knew it she's up to no good! I don't need a groomer!!!! I can groom myself pretty well, I smell good my nails are trimmed and why on earth a groomer for? No please…. Mommy…..no please…..don't do that to me…. !!
Grrrrrrr they are so cruel. WHAT? A "Lion Cut", mommy said to the groomer. BAD MOMMY AND DADDY!!!!!! Look what they are turning me into? My nightmare began!!! I know mommy complains I shed tremendously even just by petting. My beautiful fur is all over the house despite vacuuming every day. Regardless daily brushing 3-4 times a day, on Hill's Science Plan food and Brewers Yeast supplement which supposing helps to reduce shedding, but nothing seems to work. I was restrained from their sofas, no walking to the kitchen, bedrooms, especially lap sitting is a big NO NO to them.
I spent pain staking 5 hours at the groomers place. Came home feeling exhausted. As usual upon reaching home the two silly humans tried to cheer me up with my favorite wet tuna. I went straight to bed after my meal ignoring them. Not speaking to them either. No good Papa and Mama.
At some stage in my sleep……. Oh My God…I thought I was dreaming. Mommy came to me, carried and placed me on her LAP!!!! Yes on her lap…I GOT TO SIT ON HER LAP ! Purrs…..
I know I don't look as handsome and adorable as before but I know I'm still their baby. Lion cut is not a bad idea after all consider the weather here in Malaysia is so hot and humid. I now get to enjoy sitting with them on the couch, kitchen is not a restriction to me anymore AND…for the first time mommy even allow me to hop on her bed. Yippee!!! I'm a happier cat.
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Yippy I have reason to be happy today. I have been chosen as the Smushy Face Cat Club's Smushy Face of the Week! For that, they awarded a rosette, 100 treats and a spot in their group photo album which you can view here. I feel so honored and happy. I can't wait to tell Mommy and daddy, she'll be very proud of me. For that, I'm going to make them buy me more toys and treats. Awww what can I say but to thank the club members for making my day. I'm too excited, I don't think I can sleep today.
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Hey guys,
After some soul searching, I've decided to finish my first project before I really dig in on the '50 chevy. I hope it's not to off topic, and someone with fiberglass experience wouldn't mind chiming in.
The steel top on my jeepster has been under the knife more times than I care to remember. I chopped it down several years ago after several failed attempts to straighten it out, fix rust holes and cracks.
I'm toying with the idea of building a new fiberglass top for it. I've been researching and testing a few materials. Home Despot has urethane foam sheets 1" thick that normal polyester resin doesn't melt.
I think I can shape the sheets to a reasonable form, glass both sides of the foam, then a bit of bondo on the outside to smooth it off.
I've found references saying "layup" resin is better because it doen't have wax in it. Or does that really matter?
Any tips for the matte weight I should look for?
Thanks for your help
If it has wax,That means you will have to sand a piece that you glassed to add more later,With no wax you Don't have to sand it,Just wipe it down with acetone.(Just make sure there is no little Pieces sticking up that will not let the glass lay flat.)Did you think about poping a mold off of your top.That may be the way to go.
Well, that makes perfect sense! Thanks
I take it that the usual resin contains wax, and I should look for "layup" right?
That and it's heavy and awkward to remove. I think I can make it into a few sections so I can pull it 1 part at a time and store it easier.
All i use is the Polyester Resin.As for the holes I just duck tape them close And go for it.(If you can get it striate enough)I built a whole 32 Chevy with duck tape and card board as a mold. Speedy is also very good with glass.He would also be glad to help you.
"Normal" resin does not contain wax. "laminating" resin is what we call it around here, . "Sanding" resin contains wax or some other kind of surficant.
The reason is that polyester resin is formulated to NOT surface cure in the presence of oxygen. Secondary laminations don't adhere well to cured resin, and just sanding it only allows a mechanical bond. When you lay laminating resin over a part previously layed up with laminating resin, it creates a chemical bond, as well as a mechanical one.
Don't use sanding resin on anything other than something you want resin to be your finished surface on, such as a surfboard or table top.
You could use your current top as a plug to make your mold, if you can dummy up the shape good enough to paint with resin or duratec and remain dimensionally stable during the mold making process.
I usually use 1 1/2 oz matt, it seems to be a good weight and bends reasonably well.
One thing you need to consider is how you will attach the top to your body. If you have return flanges, you need to consider these before you start your mold making process.
Doing a one off part will work with the urethane foam, but you'll want to get rid of the foam after laying up over the outside of it, doing both sides, it will eventually dissolve inside your laminate, a phenomenon they call core shear.
There is a bunch of info here on the site, do a search for "fiberglass".
Here is one good one with a couple of good links.
Making a Fiberglass body
Later, mikey
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It is true most resins you buy at a store like walmart have wax. I buy what around here is called production resin which has no wax. This is what you want.There are many ways to make a one off part. If you are good at carpentry you can make a mold sort of like building a boat inside out. Form your shape with ribs and layer the inside with bathroom masonite.This is the one with the formica like finish. that way when you build your part the outside will be smooth already.It is not needed but highly recommended to use gelcoat as your outer layer. Once you have made your mold, wax it good with mold release wax. Then spray or brush your gelcoat on mixing twice the hardener recommended. This is to make it start curing before it can eat through the wax.Once this has cured preferably overnight you can put your first layer off cloth.Get a fiber glass roller to smooth out the air bubbles this is critical on your first layer.Also mix this first layer double hardener. Don't worry as if you tear the cloth instead of cutting it you can do a small portion at a time so you don't have to rush. Just make sure you wet out the cloth all the way to the end or when it cures it will lift.If you get this far let me know and I will steer you further.
You don't "tear" fiberglass cloth. You can tear matt.
Cloth and matt are two different types of fiberglass fabric. Cloth is woven strands, while matt is made from gun roving with a chopper gun and sprayed with a shellac binder to hold it together intil it gets wetted out.
You don't want to add twice the reccomended hardener to any resin product. Gelcoat will crack and prerelease from your mold if you overcatalyze it.
Gelcoat does not eat into wax. The wax is non reactive with styrene and polyesters.
That's why they use wax as a release agent.
If you want to spray gelcoat , you should only thin it with styrene, not acetone or laquer thinner.
I never add more than 10% styrene to gelcoat and then spray it with a pressure pot, not a suction type gun.
Later, mikey
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Check out this site,And see what they call mat.
Good point Mikey!!
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Mike I am sorry if we use different terms down south. When I said tear the cloth I was refering to the matt cloth as we call it. I have built many boats and fiberglass race car body parts over the last 25 years using the method I described, If they don't work the same in california I am sorry, but they work great down here as many drag racers running my parts or have had parts repaired by me will attest to.I have shipped parts all over the country and have not had 1 complaint.When I spray gelcoat into a mold I don't thin it I use a special gun for gelcoat.
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Dang, too much info LOL
Here is were I got the idea of leaving the foam inside
I just may have to rethink that. I thought it was a good idea after looking at stock cj glass tops, and how flimsy they are.
I'm still leaning twards making the basic shape out of foam, actually on the jeep for the perfict fit.
Then like 2 layers of random mat on the outside?
whittle the foam out, then like 2 layers of woven cloth inside?
Or do I have that basakwards?
Thanks for the info still trying to wrap my mind around the details.
Happy New Year!
I too have been building fiberglass parts, but only for 22 years, everything I learned was from working full time at a full service fiberglass shop for 13 years. (Poli-Form Industries, Watsonville, Ca), Our parts were shipped all over the world, and the man I learned from has been building things out of 'glass since 1948.
If you want to disinform people, then expect to be corrected.
And don't blame it on your location.
Later, mikey
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You can use high density foam like clarkfoam and leave it in, but the home depot stuff is too crumbly to use like that.
Put another layer of 1 1/2 oz mat on the inside, and on top of that some coremat or 1/8" high density urethane foam on the flat areas, then glass over them with another 2 layers of matt.
For what you are doing, I'd leave the cloth out.
You don't want cloth on the outside, it is a pain to sand without cutting into the fibers, and it'll transfer it's pattern to the surface.
Later, mikey
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No one is completely useless..They can always be used as a bad example
quick question, what would be a good releasing agent from a foam mold?
Foam molds don't do well by themselves, you should really lay up a couple layers of glass then paint it with resin or duratec primer
If I make a foam buck, knowing I'm going to use it once, I will usually coat it with resin, let the resin cure, then I'll wax it with green wax and follow that with a sprayed coat of Poly Vinyl Alcohol, (PVA)
This will get the glass part to separate really easily from the foam .You'll wreck the foam getting it off, but the part will be relatively smooth on the inside.
Check out the wiki that I wrote about making a fiberglass fan shroud. All of those techniques can be applied to one off 'glass parts.
I need to do some more like that.
Later, mikey
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This is the time of year when we bare more flesh, we tend to wax more, use fake tan and moisturize more often. We also might get a bit braver with our clothes and colour choices. The usual grey trousers and black top combo swapped for vibrant patterned maxi dress and fuchsia cardi. We are not so afraid to step out in colour in the summer months and that seems to follow through to our lingerie choices too, white, black and flesh tones are replaced by bright, punchy and 'in your face' colours.
If you are not yet a convert of bright lingerie, read on…Vibrant colour gives you an instant lift when you wear it, it's flattering for all skin tones with or without a tan, a coloured bra strap showing through a top, can coordinate with your outfit and look stylish. And if you ever need to strip off in public, you will look utterly gorgeous in your coloured set. Bravissimo have some amazing new brights in our collection that will definitely make you feel more Bollywood then Brentwood. Take a look at some of our favourite sets.
The Linear Rose Bra by Bravissimo is an underwired full cup and is based on the Melrose shape that our Bravissimo ladies love! This bra will offer you more coverage and great support. It is available in mouthwatering raspberry, with coordinating embroidery and it is finished off with contrasting teal patterned bows. It is available to buy with matching deep briefs or a thong.
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The Oh So Kimono Bra by Bravissimo is a gorgeous vibrant bra that will definitely put a smile on your face on a grey day. It is an underwired lightly padded plunge and has been designed based on the same shape as Satine, which we know has been really popular with our ladies. It is available in aqua print, which is an oriental style floral. The satin fabric ensures that it is super comfortable to wear too.
The Maisie Bra by Bravissimo in white floral is such a pretty bra and is right on trend for this summer. It is available in this fun ditsy bright floral print with bright orange lace and orange flower details. It is based on the Poppy shape and is an underwired plunge. It will offer you fantastic support and uplift all summer long.
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While pushing toward a historic fourth straight national championship, three members of the 2011 USC men's water polo team were also securing academic honors with their solid GPAs. Senior goalie Joel Dennerley graduates from USC as a four-time NCAA champ and a two-time MPSF All-Academic Scholar Athlete. He's joined this year by first-time honorees Ivan Kustic and Jack Plaga.
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It's only been a bit over 2 months since you left. I was a wreck. All I could think of was: "What did I do wrong?" It took so long for me to realize that it was YOUR time-the Vet said you were okay at your last check-up. A month before you left. I was angry at the Vet.
I slept with your collar and tags for a month. I miss you sleeping at my feet. I always moved to give you room. I kept looking for you to be right by my side, like you always were. It took me a week to finally turn the page on my calenders to the next month, I hurt so bad.
I had prayed so hard that you were well and free and running about like a puppy again- On one of the calendars, the "Defenders Of Wildlife", where the wild wolves are so beautifully photographed, after that prayer, I finally turned the page to July- on July 5th- (You left on June 28th), and there was my answer.
A stunning photo of a black/white wolf, running at top speed, running, running. That was you, Vinster. I know now that you are free and running like a young dog.
Then another strange thing happened. After that, your brother, Sammy started to lay by my feet. Sammy never did that before- and Casey, well, she still has issues, but she's much better than before.
I was mourning you one morning, missing you, having my coffee, and I looked down, and saw a large white paw! It was Sammy! Under the kitchen table. He's been there ever since.
He was laying just where you used to. I think you sent a message to Sammy.
Thank you, my long-time and beloved friend.
I still miss you, just as I miss your brothers and sisters before you.
I know, now, that you are enjoying freedom from old age, and pain, and you told me that.
I Love You, Baby Boy, My Vinster. You travelled and had a great life, always rode in the van, walkies and too many treats!I tried to give you the best life, before I adopted you, you were tied outside by your previous owner.
You were the smartest doggie I ever had, and you were there for me when no one else was, and you helped Casey AND Sammy to be "inside doggies", after they came to live w/us from bad homes. Bless you, Vin.
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Hi, doggies. I had a good life. I was getting old, and other tumors were coming like lightening- I was getting cataracts, Mom is beside herself- I JUST had a check-up a month ago!
Anyway, I love you all, and I'm in Heaven now. It was time for me to go.
Mom can't write much more. The Vet said I was okay in May, the last 2 weeks, were bad. I died in her arms, before my Vet appt. w/ another Vet.
Love to all,
So sorry we haven't been in touch. Mom said to tell you. All last year, she was planning on her trip to go to WSPA's Sancuracy and we had a massive power outage. All airports shut down.
When she finally got us to kennel, and was packing- she thought to call airline- British Airways- had printed out ticket and boarding pass- had an hour and 1/2, to make sure (power just barely came back), and the person at B.A, said- sorry, you should already be ON THE PLANE. Mom said: "What"? I have time-
no go- B.A. took her right off, and kept all the money from the flight- refunded fees and taxes. Nothing.
So Mom Tweeted BOOOO British Airways, taking advantage of a disabled veteran, and it was a charity trip, for animals! BOOO!
Well, Guess what, they responded on twitter. Huh . Guess they don't want a bad name.
We'll see.
Sorry to go on. Mom was so depressed, she coulden't write, or even check email for a month!. Make that 2 months!
Take care all pals, we love you, and tailwags to all.
Love, The Vinstmeister
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The high-capacity six-cell, 5,600mAh/63Wh battery that came with our review sample powered the X220T through no less than six hours and 41mins of MobileMark's Productivity test, with wireless turned off and screen brightness at 40 percent. This is an excellent result considering there are no compromises regarding CPU performance here, and with careful use this convertible tablet laptop should last you through the working day.
If you do need more time away from a socket, Lenovo's optional battery slice adds a second 5,800mAh/65Wh battery, almost doubling the above figure to a whopping 13 hours! Mind you, this does increase the X220T's weight from 1.89kg (or 1.76kg with the standard six-cell battery, the nine-cell is a £102 option) to 2.6kg and increases thickness from 31.3mm to 40mm. However, for many the trade-off will be worth it. The slice is very easy to attach, and plugging the charger into it will charge both it and the laptop's own battery.
When it comes to value, high-end ThinkPads have never been particularly affordable but arguably have been worth every penny. Unfortunately, the very reasonable $1,200 (£740) US starting price will see an almost direct translation to £1,147 excluding VAT (around £1,377 for the average consumer) on this side of the Atlantic - and that's configured with 2GB of RAM, a 250GB hard drive and the six-cell battery.
However, this is not actually as poor value as it might at first appear. As already mentioned, there's not much competition in the convertible laptop tablet market. The X220T's closest rival is probably HP's EliteBook 2740p, which starts at £1,107 ex. VAT. But then you're stuck with an older generation processor, smaller, slower hard drive, no digital video output, shorter battery life and, most importantly, the HP won't come close to the quality of the ThinkPad's IPS display no matter how good its TN-based screen is.
Is Lenovo's ThinkPad X220T the perfect tablet laptop? Not really, but it's as close as it gets. Sure, it's not cheap, its industrial aesthetic won't appeal to everyone, it lacks USB 3.0 and eSATA, and we would have liked a few more vertical pixels on the screen. However, with the excellent quality of its class-leading IPS display, amazing battery life, superb build quality and ergonomics, high-end specifications and ThinkPad reputation, this is the best convertible tablet laptop currently on the market.
A UK exclusive surely, not a worldwide one. ;)
Ah, of the tablet version. My mistake.
I really, really wish manufacturers would listen and provide more appropriate screen ratios. 16x9 isn't easy to work with and 16x10 isn't _that_ much better. This is a BUSINESS laptop after all, not some cheap, consumer 'media machine'.
I'm dreading having to replace my aged Thinkpad T60p with it's 14.1", 4x3, 1400x1050 screen. It's an almost perfect combination of size, ratio and resolution! And it's an IPS panel...
With panel makers dictating the ratio it's like the tail wagging the dog. :-(
I wish my Thinkpad T410s had an IPS panel, better battery life and a 54mm Express Card slot :/
I've tested a couple of older laptop/tablet hybrids at work - nice concept and great for short-term novelty factor, but I've always found them too heavy and clunky (mainly due to Windows poor pen/finger control integration) for serious use as a tablet.
Ultimately, we found it hard to justify the extra cost to kit our engineers with tablets, when few ofmour test subjects were able to tolerate the weight and goofy input method - instead preferring to use the device in it's laptop guise sat down at a desk!
This does look nicer - but weight and Window's clunky touch support are likely to still cause issues for many users.
@NorthernSands: Amen brother. I recently bought a refurbished X61s as a future replacement for my X32. Although I have to argue with you over whether 14.1" is an ideal screen size.
Very informative review! The one thing I missed was availability: do you have any information about release dates in the UK and continental Europe?
Nice try but I am still going to wait until Win 8 is launched before I get a tablet. The Asus eee (the qwerty slider tab running Android) is also another example of things moving in the right direction. However, I am still going to keep my legs crossed for a year of so! When I see the right combination of os and hardware I will be willing to part with some serious wonga - but it is still to early in the development of these devices IMHO.
You're going to wait for Windows 8? The rumours are for a 2012 release, which we all know means it probably won't be released until late 2013. You might as well just forget about tablets altogether.
Amen, but unfortunately that's the way it's going.
Glad you liked it! Regarding availability, we should be seeing the X220 series here in the UK from April on.
@Arctic Fox:
I'm with Michael G on that one - still, can't hurt to wait :)
Basically what I am interested in is a tablet that is a replacement for my lappie rather than a supplement. Ie a genuine workhorse tab rather than primarily a content consumption device. As I said in my posting I think that Asus' qwerty slider tab looks promising and indicates that what *I* am looking for will, eventually (!), become available.
Still enjoying my X61 Tablet three and a half years after I bought it.. This looks awesome though.
Can you please clarify the battery situation? Lenovo's datasheets and system references list only a 3 cell, 6 cell, and 6 cell slice. Which battery did your system ship with?
Also, are you able to check the DPC latency? Preferably with http://www.resplendence.com...
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I love your review!
Would you please clarify for me the meaning of "5 finger gesture" written in the official X220 Tablet Specification document.
Also, can you please review the new X220 tablet sleeve as well? Thank you in advance!
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The problem I have with 16:9 or 16:10 on a tablet, is that they aren't very good for viewing websites, or using a lot of software, in portrait. Very few websites are now easily accessible at 800 pixels across, never mind 768 (take this very site)!
The perfect package for a tablet, IMHO, would be the high resolution Thinkpad X61T, with a faster platform inside. It has a 12.1" 4:3, IPS, 1400 x 1050 screen. OK, text might be a tad small, and Windows is hopeless at handling DPI changes, but you tend to hold tablets closer to you, and the 1050 pixel width in portrait is perfect for reading websites and using Word or whatever.
Manufacturers are NOT seeing the light; they are accepting what the panel makers insist on making, not what we, the end user, actually want! Bring back 4:3 on business machines!
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by fan, Jan 24, 2011.
i had never seen that.. its brilliant
Thanks. It's been a while since I've seen this. Dylan is so funny. Maybe I'll watch some Icemen vids!
That is the clip I posted on Youtube.
Love Dylan's program. I think the picking the apple bit was my favourite. And loved his reaction for his PCS marks. Great to see skaters not taking themselves too seriously.
LOL the spins had me dying laughing. That was great...faintly remember seeing it years ago. Debi was my favorite skater at the time.
I guess this is already famous here.
Choreographed by Charlie White.
I can't believe I haven't seen it before
I just laughed so hard, I think I hacked up a lung. That was hysterical.
This is so brilliant !
And very difficult to do !
I'm thinking Ryan Bradley's LP last year.
Has a Ladies Singles skater ever competed a comic routine? I know that Debi Thomas skated the Wanda Beazle exhibition...but has any lady competitor attempted a competitive comic routine?
Do these count?
Kind of deadpan, but I think they're funny.
Kristi Yamaguchi did one as a naughty little girl wearing pigtails at the 1995 World Professional Championships. It was called "It's Oh So Quiet". It looks like all of the clips are gone from youtube.
You think it was hilarious ?
Well, my memory probably gets me wrong !
Oh Debi... LOL thank you for sharing!
love Dylan Moskovitch's program - the sleeeeepy spiral and "picking the apples" cracked me up. he's very funny.
I was at the arena for Dylan's Robin Hood program - my friend and I howled throughout, even the warm up looked like a lot of fun.
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Doug Mattis' "tribute" program
Where is Olga Markova when you need her? Green feather boa anyone?
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I've read though a lot of posts on here and feel slightly better that I'm not the only one with a problem, however my situation is a bit unique. I'm hoping to get some good advice from other men who can maybe help me understand what hes trying to tell me. I know that at times I do not understand what hes saying because I'm so emotionally invested that my mind twists the meaning, so I thought it was worth a shot.
As it stands, he and I have sex about once every couple of months. It has always been this way, ever since the beggining of the relationship five years ago, it started off long distance so it wasn't such a huge issue but the last two years have been live in and nothing has changed, if anything its gotten worse. We have talked about the problem many, many times and to be honest I'm getting tired of it, I just don't know how many more times we can just keep talking about the same things. He says he wants a better sex life, complains that he wants a hot sex life and so do I. You'd think that would make it easy but every time I try to initiate at all, even just touch his thiegh, he tells me to relax, that I'm being too agressive and that he doesn't want the deer hunting him. Its a total turn off for him. That being said, I don't feel like he chases me at all, I think at this point he sees it as a chore and doesn't want the hastle. Usually what happens is after 3 weeks or so of nothing but cuddling I'll reach out to him and get totally shot down because everything I try is wrong, wich of course causes emotional hurt and so on and so forth. Today when we woke up he says he wants to go with me to find an escourt service or someone else he can pay to teach me how to be sexy, have me take classes and such. I feel like I'm doing everything he asks me to do, but if I just let it go and do nothing, not even mention it for weeks at a time he just doesn't take the initiative.
Funilly enough, other than the intimacy, we have a perfect relationship, he treats me like a queen and I spoil him rotten. He tells me all the time that he loves me more than hes ever loved anyone and that he'll love me no matter what, that he just wants to fix the problem because right now apparently the only one who would sleep with me is some over sexed teen who would just be grateful to get laid. We are very good together, we cuddle and love on eachother all the time, more than any couple I've seen. I'm sure part of the problem is that I've been with him since I was 17 and have never been with anyone else, and since we never had a real sex life I guess you could call me pretty inexperienced still, so by now I'm just completely lost. With him being 12 years older he wants someone with more finess but I feel thats unfair as I've never had the chance to learn but apparently I don't get the chance to learn until I know how to do it.
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It might end up tasting quite good, but you missed perhaps the most important part of the process — the part that makes the meal cuisine instead of mere food, the part that separates the men from the boys. You left out an essential element of cooking: the spices. With very little extra effort, these spices will enhance the flavor of your foods tenfold and lend you substantial culinary credibility. Here are the spice rack basics and some tips on how to use them.
BasilBasil is a green, leafy plant that originated in India and Persia. Today, it grows primarily in the United States, France and Mediterranean countries. It is a member of the mint family and has a sweet, herbal taste and smell. It is commonly used as a dressing for meats or pastas.
What to use it with: Basil is a popular ingredient in Thai cooking, and also adds great flavor to vegetables, cheese and most meats. It goes well with pasta dishes and is often mixed with tomatoes. Basil can also be used as a dressing on chicken or fish, and mixes well with garlic, oregano and thyme.
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Tiger Woods was three under through 16 holes, four strokes behind Funk's pace and still in excellent position to become the first player to win three majors in two different years.
But while the leaderboard merited watching, so did the weather.
The forecast called for heavy rain last night and strong winds this morning.
Of 156 players, 41 did not finish their round yesterday and were to resume second-round play this morning, followed by third-round play, with threesomes going off the first tee. It was the second day in a row that play was halted early.
"[In] difficult conditions, I feel like I've got as good a chance as anybody," said Leonard, whose 66 tied Beem and Robert Allenby for low round of the day.
"If it stayed like it was this morning," Leonard said, "it would be more of a shootout, and while I think I can compete, my game and temperament is better suited to par being a good score. For that to happen this weekend, I think the wind needs to pick up."
Leonard was expected to get his wish, but Funk said he was not intimidated by the forecast.
Funk said he had drawn inspiration from his 57-year-old brother, Bernie, who he said had recently addressed a serious drinking problem and had begun to turn his life around.
For those who enjoy seeing the world's best players struggle, the third round may be essential viewing. "People love seeing train wrecks," Funk said.
Yesterday, Funk rarely wavered. After several birdies, he found himself on No1, where he made a difficult putt to save par, pumping his fist in celebration.
"I really wasn't conscious I was that animated," said Funk, a five-time winner on the PGA Tour whose last victory came in 1998. "I'm just trying to enjoy the moment."
Funk added a birdie at the par-five No3, but his lone bogey of the day came at the par-three No4, where he missed a 1m putt after a terrific bunker shot.
"I might have rushed it a little bit," Funk said. "It really shocked me that I missed that putt."
Nobody was shocked to see Woods in contention. Hitting the ball crisply, Woods had three birdies to reach four under par before a three-putt bogey at No13 dropped him to three under par. His round was interrupted by the weather with two holes left.
"Yeah, I'm conscious of where he was, and Tiger is a really good friend of mine," Funk said. "I think he's a great kid, a great talent, and obviously you've got to be aware. When he shows up on the board, he intimidates everybody."
The weather could be the most intimidating presence of this tournament. Funk had the lead, but if the forecast for round three was correct, the wind had the potential to shuffle the leaderboard like a deck of cards.
"Everybody is going to be struggling in it," Funk said.
"There's going to be a lot of luck. We'll see what happens. I think par will be about 78."
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There are some things West Coast peeps just can't understand about us heads from the East. Like why, in the middle of winter with minus horrible temperatures, we feel good about walking around the city in our puffy down jackets with ill beats shootin' out of our headphones. Or our hills we call mountains. Ice is all you hear about when East Coast resorts are mentioned, but that's like looking at a glass and seeing it half empty rather than half full, nah mean? Don't get me wrong, the endless West Coast pow is what we all wish we grew up riding, but we're still riding, so the East can't be that bad.
The first time I rode Mont Ste. Anne was when I hiked up with two of my friends one snowy November night. The mountain was blowing snow for opening day, which happened to be the next day, and they were going to open one run that was short and flat as hell. We knew it would be really crowded and we wanted to be the first ones to ride MSA. So, we got there around midnight, hiked up, and shredded under the lights on our tiny jump, while getting rides back up from the maintenance guys on sleds. A few inches of fresh snow with private chauffeurs–not a bad start to my riding history at Ste. Anne.
It isn't always that good, but MSA has one of the highest vertical drops in the East, and offers a nice diversity of runs, so anyone can find something–although tree runs are locals' knowledge. Then, there's the pipe. It's just a pipe you'll say, but I'll tell you this, almost every time these guys cut it, the rulers come out–I'm talking measuring sticks. The shit is straight and they have pipe-cutting down to a science. Be prepared to show up to a perfect (fresh masonite layer) and deserted pipe, but if you ain't from the East, you don't know hard until you've experienced something like this.
If you're lucky, you'll get to see the whole 418 as we reunite from all parts of the globe for the annual winter trek to Mont Ste. Anne. Everyone shows up, ready to contribute to global warming with heated sessions, and we all proceed to tiptoe the sculptured ice palace with the frantic energy of possessed voodoo dancers. Don't despair if you miss us, though. There's a good chance you'll see one or more of the infamous 418 squad pop over your head any day–some members spend quite a lot of time at MSA. It isn't unusual to have D.C.P. David Carrier-Porcheron dropping into double overhead first hits, and Etienne Tremblay pulling back to back runs y'all ain't ready for. Or, maybe you'll witness a mellow double with David "Nalu" Aubry and Sylvain Rheault going for broke, chasing each other down the icy walls. All these cats are super friendly, so don't hesitate to go up to them if you need pointers on how to handle the mirror-like walls. Oh yeah, don't be shocked if you don't recognize the faces of the riders flying over your head–many locals like Fabien Duchesne and Nick Dignard have it going on.
What are you going to do when the sweat from hiking up the pipe has turned your first layer into an icy armor? Well, head down to the Zig Zag and get a peanut war going. This is where you go to chill in front of the fireplace and shoot a game of pool, while dodging peanut shells. You can also stop by the Chouette Bar a little later, but I'd recommend stepping out of the resort area and checking out nearby historical Quebec City. There's something for everyone there with the Pervert Wednesday nights going off at the Maurice with my boy DJ Nerve providing audio entertainment and getting girls jiggy. Saturdays are Nerve's night at the Studio just down the street where he'll play all the new street sounds to his leisure and get you up to date on what's going on in the real hip-hop world.
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Obama defends swap of Taliban detainees for Army Sgt. Bergdahl
WARSAW — President Barack Obama defended his administration's decision to trade Taliban detainees for the release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl on Tuesday, saying there wasn't time to consult with Congress as he followed the "pretty sacred rule" that Americans don't leave men and women in uniform behind on the field of battle.
Obama said his administration had been talking with Congress for "quite some time" about the possibility that they might need to execute a prisoner exchange in order to recover Bergdahl, who went missing in Afghanistan five years ago. Obama said he had to act quickly when the moment presented itself.
"We were concerned about Sgt. Bergdahl's health. We had the cooperation of the Qataris to execute an exchange, and we seized the opportunity," Obama said. "The process was truncated because we wanted to make sure we didn't miss that window."
Days after his release over the weekend, Bergdahl still hasn't met with his family, Obama said, citing the lessons of the Vietnam era for that delay. Bergdahl is "obviously" not being interrogated as he undergoes tests and recovers from years of captivity with the Taliban, Obama said in dismissing questions about the circumstances of Bergdahl's 2009 disappearance from his remote military outpost on the border of Pakistan.
The comments came shortly after Obama arrived in Poland on the first stop of his four-day European trip, a tour devoted mostly to conversations about the security of European allies and partners. In a news conference with Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski, Obama addressed the criticism back home about the circumstances of Bergdahl's release and the release of five Taliban members from the detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
The release of the Taliban detainees came only after the Qatari government agreed it would be "keeping eyes on them and creating a structure in which we can monitor their activities," Obama said. He acknowledged there is a possibility some of them could return to activities that threaten the U.S., but said that is true of all prisoners who have been released from Guantanamo over time.
"I wouldn't be doing it if I thought it was contrary to American national security," Obama said. "This is what happens at the end of wars," he said, arguing the same was true for George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
"That's been true of every combat situation," he said, adding that, "at some point, you try to get your folks back."
Regardless of Bergdahl's circumstances, "whatever those circumstances may turn out to be, we still get an American soldier back if he's held in captivity — period, full stop," he said. "We don't condition that. That's what every mom and dad who sees a son or daughter sent over into war theater should expect — not just from their commander in chief, but also from the United States of America."
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Pedestrian Safety Act of 2014 - Directs the Secretary of Transportation (DOT), through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), to issue a final rule that: (1) establishes standards for the hood and bumper areas of motor vehicles, including passenger cars, multipurpose passenger vehicles, trucks, and buses with a gross vehicle weight rating of 4,536 kilograms (10,000 pounds) or less, in order to reduce the number of injuries and fatalities suffered by pedestrians who are struck by such vehicles; and (2) considers the protection of vulnerable pedestrian populations, including children and older adults.
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Planet Earth is surrounded by a bubble of live bacteria scientists have found.
According to a report by Popular Science the colonies of bacteria live at about 33,000 feet - roughly the cruising height of a passenger jet.
But while it might sound strange, it appears the phenomenon is a crucial part of the ecosystem in which we all live.
Scientists from Georgia Institute of Technology found that despite the atmosphere at that height being relatively thin, lacking in oxygen, freezing cold and high in UV radiation, bacteria are able to happily survive at that height.
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Former Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov came close to joining Sunderland earlier this season.
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino admits that it is unrealistic that the club will make a move for Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata.
West Ham manager Slaven Bilic has confirmed that Dimitri Payet is refusing to play for the club.
Manchester United have confirmed that they have trigged a clause in Marouane Fellaini's contract with the club.
Veteran striker Peter Crouch has signed a new one-year contract extension with Stoke.
Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka has confirmed his interest in signing Stoke forward Bojan Krkic.
Turkish giants Besiktas have confirmed the signing of free agent Ryan Babel.
England midfielder Jack Wilshere has demanded to leave Arsenal during crunch talks with manager Arsene Wenger.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has revealed he is yet to decide whether to send youngster Sheyi Ojo out on loan this season.
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The newly created Indiana Works Councils will soon kick off their first regional meetings. Within the coming weeks, the Works Councils that were proposed by Governor Mike Pence and established unanimously by the 2013 General Assembly, will meet to review current career and technical education curricula and outcomes.
Indiana Works Councils Bill Passed by House
The House of Representatives recently passed a bill seeking to make it easier for high school students to find high-wage, high-demand jobs through career, vocational, and technical educational opportunities, but one area vocational director has his concerns about the bill.
Governor Mike Pence hailed the passage of the Indiana Works Councils Bill, which he said demonstrates the commitment of Hoosiers to make career and vocational education a priority in every high school. The bill integrates local and state resources by creating regional Indiana Works Councils with membership including representation from employers and educators.