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Concept is : spiral + Fibonacci number + leaves + star + Structure of atom ( nucleus form ) + recycling + peace sign + home.8 leaves that turn around (here number 8 represents infinity) symbolize recycling and restoration (the Earth is able to restore and recycle different materials). Everything on our planet is naturally consistent and balanced (The spiral in the logo is twisted at 137.51° angle which is known as the golden angle). Since everything consists of atoms, the logo has the shape of atomic nucleus. The Earth is our home where we all long for peace; peace which shoud be treasured as well as our planet.
Now that is coool.. great concept here
I would say best method is to show unrated items on the Dashboard, where unrated items will still there until the user rate or dismiss the reminder message. Something similar to unread comments in Dashboard.
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A popup alert may be too complex to do, one good thing may be to get an email with a REQUEST RATING button every time a user buys an item, you author click on that button and your buyer gets an email as a reminder to rate your product.
Most probably this will return with 1 star rating
Getting your email spammed with ratings requests is not a good idea
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Godserv said
Deviantart is good. Pinterest is better. However every click through and sales count to the bottom line. Good to build a community around the products on deviant and get more followers. I recommend keep posting all your items there with your referral links. Use smaller preview images though. The long preview images don't work as well. I see more click throughs when I started using smaller preview images.
Unfortunately Pinterest has disabled external links below the images, l pretty much have to tell everyone to go to the main one up the top.
I will still post new material there, but overall, Twitter seems to be the best one!
Pinterest didn't disable external links, you can put your link in website field in item discription.
Deviant art has decent traffic, but I don't think it will lead to more sales, because most of the users there are looking for free stuff.
Design is harder, you can create perfect logic, but you can't create perfect design.
This is really an admirable achievement.. it true dreams can become reality with hard working and right selection of partners.. congrats to you and to your team
n2n44 said
well done, congrats buddy happy for you, i am also waiting for this to happen … i hope sooner than later lol, fed up with that N°3 lol
I think you are close to it, hang on there
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Congratulation Bro.
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Well...I don't know a whole helluva lot about this event or card yet, but I do know there are 2 fights currently confirmed / rumored as of this minute...and they are:
UFC 66: Liddell vs. Ortiz II [December 30th, 2006]
Confirmed/Rumored Fights
Light Heavyweight Title Fight
[19-3-0] Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz [15-4-0]
[9-5-0] Andrei Arlovski vs. Marcio "Pe De Pano" Cruz [2-1-0]
Thoughts? Ready...Set....DISCUSS.
i glad to see AA back but i think Ortiz will get ko'd quick
i can't wait to see arlovski back. hopefully he wears the heavyweight belt again :thumbsup: so i will pick AA if this fight happens.
In my opinion, chuck is going to have a harder time with ortiz this time, but he will eventually KO tito.
I thought AA was fighting in an outside program for charity or something.
I hope tito wins every time i see him fight i gain more and more respect for him, he's an amazing fighter. I think Chucks Kempo Jiu Jitsu is amazing (basically kempo is take down defence) but i think titos a monster right now.
There's supposedly been another fight added to the December card. This card is lookin' F'N sick. :D
Confirmed/Rumored Fights
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[9-5-0] Andrei Arlovski vs. Marcio 'Pe de Pano' Cruz [2-1-0]
[9-4-0] Dean Lister vs. Nate Marquardt [22-6-2]
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thats a beast of a card fing a
Same here, AA all the way, I like him a lot and am glad he will be back
nevermind atom he's alittle slow and he just won dumbass of the day award by mma forums
WOW awesome card so far:
for the wins.
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also for cones, is it the same concept as for protein or does the type of cone make it low eg. water soluble?
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Just Arrived tested & works really well will be doing a good test on it over the next week
UPDATE: I Purchased the Dragonfire in mossyoak camo arrived in a couple days it looks to be a quality made product
installation & instructions are simple
It is recommended to use Nickel Metal Hydrate rechargable batteries
Lithium recommended in temps below 20 degrees
I ordered at the end of bow season so I did not get it in the woods yet but have been testing it in 20-30 degree weather here & I have to say so far I am really liking this heating begins very fast. I have est. time of 10 sec to start to feel the heat battery seems to last the est. time per the claim (only tested the alkaline & NiMH batteries)
it has a high, low & off setting low seems really nice for cool days when you don't need gloves & high works well on the really cold days with gloves on
So far I am enjoying the Dragonfire & will continue to test & update this product
shot a 15 round bow course today NO Gloves 25 degrees heater works well on high setting hand was warm the whole time does not get really hot but just enough to keep the bow comfortable
Here are a couple pics of the setup
man I could have appreciated one of those 20 years ago hunting in -0* temps.
Me too HM
It could be improved like battery life but seems to be the best one I can find on the market I think I am really going to like it on those cold days
How much does it affect your gripping the bow or torquing the bow?
Actually doesn't affect it
thin felt pad & it goes on the front of the bow but does wrap around a little I shoot open handed so i don't notice it at all but the Mathews does have a decent grip I think shooting say a PSE you would notice it as they don't have a grip so to speak
Where did you get yours?
got it right from the company online DragonFire ThermoGrip | Heated Hand Grip & Stabilizer
did not seem like he had any dealers here in NH
he is based out of NY
It does last with the NiMH bateries about 2.5 - 3 hours but they are rechargable & I got 4 energizer batteries & the charger at walmart for about $13 I am going to pick up another 2 sets before next season
I just wish I bit the bullet earlier so I could have tested it while I was hunting
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When the vaccine Gardasil was first introduced, the mainstream media wasted no time falsely touting it as a cure for cervical cancer. The dangerous side effects of Gardasil – including death -- were also ignored. Even though the side effects are now known, a March 18 article in USA Today by Liz Szabo worried about girls who are not receiving the vaccine.
In "Poorer Girls Not Getting HPV Vaccine for Cervical Cancer," Szabo was confused in her first sentence and called Gardasil a "cervical cancer vaccine." Actually Gardasil is not a vaccine for cancer; it's a vaccine for HPV, which can cause cancer. But HPV is a sexually transmitted disease and, as many conservatives have argued, if a girl is not sexually active and has no plans to be until marriage, Gardasil is an unnecessary risk.
Of course, if Szabo has been paying attention to the mainstream media it's easy to understand why she was confused. The Culture and Media Institute has reported on many examples of the media calling Gardasil a cancer vaccine. NBC Nightly News even had a segmented entitled "Cancer Vaccine Controversy." CBS's The Early Show stated that the, "top medical breakthrough [of 2006] has to be the cancer vaccine for cervical cancer, Gardasil."
Szabo also complained that low-income girls were not receiving the vaccine, even though they are the ones who might "need it the most." She stated, "Yet in Mississippi, where the vaccine could perhaps save the greatest number of lives, only 16 percent of teen girls in 2008 received the shot."
Save lives? CMI also previously cited a National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC) study in February of 2009 that found that 29 known cases in which patients have died after receiving Gardasil. Szabo never mentioned a single one of those deaths.
And it's not just deaths that Gardasil causes. According to NVIC press release: "Nearly 90 percent of all Gardasil recipients and 85 percent of aluminum placebo recipients reported one or more adverse events within 15 days of vaccination, particularly at the injection site. Pain and swelling at injection site and fever occurred in approximately 83 percent of Gardasil and 73 percent of aluminum placebo recipients. About 60 percent of those who got Gardasil or the aluminum placebo had systemic adverse events including headache, fever, nausea, dizziness, vomiting, diarrhea, myalgia. Gardasil recipients had more serious adverse events such as headache, gastroenteritis, appendicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, asthma, bronchospasm and arthritis."
Peter Bach of New York's Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center apparently didn't see anything wrong with the side effects. Szabo wrote, "Though there's nothing wrong with wealthier girls getting the vaccine, Bach says, the low vaccination rates in poor states are 'a failure.'" What's truly a failure is calling Gardasil a cervical cancer vaccine and not reporting all the side effects.


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i purchased property with two rental houses in april of 05. i bought as is except for one thing. (punta gorda florida) the roof had storm damage. the seller had started repairing the damage when i agreed to buy. the one house has a small section of the roof which is almost flat. he used rolled 90# and overlapped and nailed them in place. the roof started leaking during the first rain after i owned them. i had a roofer look at the problem. he said that the seller should have used 170# rubber. the seller laughed at me and told me to sue him, which is the path i took, in small claims court. cost to make right is 1500 dollars. if you agree, can you give me something i can use in court? thanks, felix
Only thing off the top of my head is "was a permit pulled" originally when the roll roofing was installed. If not it was illegal and this will give you a huge advantage since you can argue work was performed illegally and was not upto code, etc...
rolled vs. rubber roof
thanks for the input. well check on permit. felix
i'm in a similar situation. purchased a new house where the seller put on a "new roof" but within a month it started to leak. what we found was all he did was put new shingles on top of rolled roofing. underneath that rolled roof was rotted plywood in certain spots. doing my own investigation i found the seller never took out any type of permits (he gutted the whole house) for anything. the town said he broke building codes but they will not enforce. but its still the fact "why did you not take out a permit?" i mean ignorance is no excuse as he said he hired a contractor. no? i mean if he hired a pro would they know by walking the roof (like my roofer did) that there are problem areas (weak/spongy)? And that this does not happen within 60 days? Also why did he decide to put new shingles on? why? if the roof was fine why?
I'm not taking the seller to small claims as I've consulted with a litigation attorney. $4500 for new roof + the cost to repair celings, removal and reinstallation of insulation, repair of walls, mold issues so the price is going up.
good luck!
imetal: Obviously he installed the "new shingles" to cover up the problem, but as with anybody flipping houses or fixing them up to sell, quality fix is not a concern-minimal investment and eye appeal for a quick sell are. So most of these houses are astheically nice looking, often they are just bonefied slump lord hack jobs and I promise it will not be long and these house flippers will soon be held in as high regard as slum lords. there will be the select few that do it properly, but by and large too many cheap skates out there willing to screw somebody to pad their pockets.
Good luck with it
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By Paul Gardner
There's not much point in trying to make out that the Confederations Cup semifinals gave us sublime soccer. Both games were rather ragged affairs. The problem in
the Brazil-Uruguay semi was the endless series of mistakes, by both teams -- mistakes that usually led to the ball being lost, which in turn led to scrappy attempts -- fouling and borderline fouling
-- to get it back.
Brazil deserved its win, if only because it did at least try to make full use of its resources by attempting to play an attacking game. That is the essence of Brazilian
soccer: simply, to score more goals than he opponents.
It's a wonderful philosophy, but it's come off the rails lately because Brazil is finding it hard to score. It had all
sorts of problems against Uruguay, problems that were greatly enlarged by Uruguay's decision to play a heavily defensive game. Of course, when you do that, you know from the start that
you've greatly reduced your own chances of scoring, so you're hoping for a break, just one will do it, that will more or less present you with a goal.
Uruguay got their break
13 minutes into the game. A clash of bulky defenders -- David Luiz pulled down Diego Lugano on a corner kick, and referee Enrique Osses of Chile shocked everyone by doing what refs so rarely do -- he
called the foul and awarded the penalty kick.
Up stepped Dead Eye Diego Forlan, to deliver a pretty good kick -- only to see keeper Julio Cesar make a wonderful (and legal) save. Bad news
for Uruguay -- you can't afford to waste those gifts. They did actually get one more gift -- chaotic Brazilian defending in the penalty area resulted in the ball, far from being cleared, ending
up in front of Edinson Cavani, who merrily slammed it into the net.
Which tied things at 1-1, Brazil having taken the lead after some neat skill from Neymar had presented Fred with a
half-chance, which he then miskicked into a goal.
But ... Uruguay. A team containing no fewer than three of the world's top goalscorers - Forlan, Cavani and Luis Suarez, yet
it persisted with its crabby defensive play, play that denied all three forwards any real chance to use their skills.
Yet, here we had the TV commentators, marveling that Uruguay had a
"game plan," and it was working, shutting down Brazil, see how successful it was as the first half approached its ending with the score at 0-0 ... whoops, that was when Fred got his goal,
and suddenly this game plan didn't look so brilliant.
Anyway, what game plan? Playing Scrooge-soccer from a bunker of nine defenders, with the accompanying chorus of tactical fouls
(Uruguay fouled 24 times to Brazil's 14) ... that's a game plan? It looked much more like what it was -- the barren tactics of a scared coach who didn't consider his team good enough
to take on Brazil by playing real soccer. The sort of soccer, incidentally, that Uruguay had played so excitingly three years ago in South Africa.
Uruguay got what it deserved, beaten by
Paulinho's late headed goal. We were then invited by the TV guy to "feel sorry for Uruguay, they've worked hard ..." Not me. I'm looking at those three fine strikers,
wasted, that stat of just three shots on goal, those 24 fouls and I can feel only relief that it's Brazil we shall see again, in the final.
But what sort of Brazil is this? Anything
but irresistible, I'd say. Defensively, Brazil looks very shaky indeed, downright chaotic at times. While attacking fullbacks have been a Brazilian trademark for as long as I can remember,
they're surely not supposed to constitute the main force of the attack. Yet here we have Marcelo and Dani Alves more involved than Fred, more than Neymar. That doesn't seem right. A
prolific goalscorer is lacking, too, as is a traditional No. 10 as the focus of the team's wiles and artistry.
Maybe that's a role for Neymar, but not yet. Nor does Oscar seem
ready for it. So it goes begging, and Brazil is the poorer for its absence.
Uruguay's negative play, designed to negate and frustrate Brazil, came up short. But in the other semi,
we had the Italians frustrating Spain. But this was different. With the Italians, this is not a tactic, this is their philosophy. This is the way they play soccer. For a while, in the 60s and 70s,
when catenaccio reigned, the philosophy became an ugly affair, a destructive approach, anti-soccer it was often called. But those days are past. We still have the Italians as the best
defenders in the world, but the framework is much more generous now, the opportunities for open play, for sprightly attacking are much greater.
Which is what we saw against Spain. Solid,
disciplined, skillful defending wedded to plenty of speedy, canny attacking play. Yes, Spain was frustrated, but by effective soccer, not by a defensive bunker. Italy actually had 6 shots on goal, to
Spain's 5. When it came to hitting the target, this was not Spain's day, some of its shooting was almost laughably wide of the mark.
But the Spanish are a confident crew these
days. Their approach, their soccer, never altered during the 120 minutes of play. No wild long balls, no hurried passing, as the time advanced. Faith in their skill-based style kept the Spanish hopes
alive -- and facing them, we got the same faith, in a different type of skill-based game, from the Italians.
That ought to have meant a feast of top-class soccer. But top-class soccer
doesn't always guarantee excitement. Maybe the meeting of these two giants causes a too-rarefied soccer atmosphere. Whatever, this game could have done with occasional interludes of Brazilian
chaos or Neymar trickery. In a word, it lacked emotion.
Quite appropriate then, that it should end up in that most synthetic of all sports episodes, the shootout. Which I despise. This
time I do feel sorry -- for Italy's Leonardo Bonucci, who fired his shot wide and so "lost the game" for Italy. But there you are, that's what our brilliant leaders have done
for us -- invent a tiebreaker that ensures there will be a single player, a pitiful victim to bear the weight of the loss in this activity that they're always reminding us is a team
Whatever, we've got the final most people wished for. Host Brazil against world champions Spain. A charged-up Brazil facing a probably depleted Spain, who played their
semi a day later than Brazil, and had to endure the stresses and strains of overtime and the shootout.
So it looks like Brazil? I'd say yes were it not for the fact that I find
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Feb. 6, 2013
By Jillian Bertolucci
By Jillian Bertolucci
FRESNO, Calif. --- Students began lining up over an hour and a half before tipoff of Wednesday's men's basketball game to snag various free giveaways and ensure their spot in the student section. The Bulldogs took on UNLV for Greek and Student Appreciation Night and Fresno State did not disappoint as the 'Dogs pulled off a 64-55 upset over the Runnin' Rebels.
Upon entering, students received Fresno State iPhone covers, foam fingers, a raffle ticket for a chance to win an iPad Mini and an invitation to the student tailgate. The first 200 sorority and fraternity members received the highly sought after "Proud to Be a Greek Bulldog" tank top, which cannot be purchased anywhere.
Upstairs at the tailgate, over 300 students received free pizza and sodas. Red and Blue beads and "Go Dogs" buttons were passed out. Students played a Bulldog basketball team player matching game and had the opportunity to get their faces painted.
Tamar Karkazian, Student Director for USU Productions, helped planned the pregame event. She was impressed with the turnout.
"We were trying to help get attendance up at the basketball game, as well as trying to improve school spirit," she said. "People seem to really be enjoying themselves."
For many students, the incentives were the extra push to come to the game.
"I came to show some school pride, I really enjoy watching basketball, and the free stuff kind of was the extra reason to come out, support the team and eat delicious pizza," said student Nick Sampson.
Greek members said they were excited for the tank tops and the chance to mingle with fellow students. Members of the basketball team visited the sorority and fraternity houses Monday night and encouraged members to come to Wednesday's game.
"I just wanted to come support my Bulldog basketball team and hang out with fellow Greek members and get to know more people," said student Hayden Souza.
Wednesday was Souza's first game of the season. He plans to attend more games in the future.
"They gave us some incentives, and it worked," he said.
Student Emily Henderson came early to guarantee "her" specific seat.
"I always sit in the same seat every single game," she said. "It's the seat on the end behind the hoop on our side."
Henderson has been to most of the games this season. Last year, she did not miss a single home game and was crowned "Craziest Fan." Her prize was an iPad.
She hopes all students come to support.
"They should come because our team tends to perform a little bit better when they see that their students are there backing them up," she said.
Sean Rooney agrees.
"They definitely play a lot better," he said. "The more students, the better we do."
Rooney sits front row every single game with his Fresno State Flag as a cape and his face painted.
"I love Fresno State, love the atmosphere, love basketball, and I just gotta be the number one fan," he said.
Wednesday's game saw the largest student section of the season. It was a sea of red foam fingers and homemade signs. The crowd was on its feet most of the game, leading the Save Mart Center in chants.
"The energy in the room felt like the Selland Arena days," Sampson said. "That's what keeps me motivated and brings me back to these games."
The team fed off of the energy of the crowd and delivered the big Mountain West win to close out the first half of conference play.
"Discover Fresno State Athletics!" --- Tickets for the Bulldogs' three remaining home games can be purchased by calling 559-278-DOGS (Monday-Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.) or visiting www.gobulldogs.com.


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LODI, Calif. (CBS13) – A high-powered firecracker exploded during a high school spirit rally Friday, causing minor injuries to several students and leading to the arrest of a teen.
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First- and second-class stamp prices are to increase by 14p from next month to record highs of 60p and 50p, the Royal Mail has announced.
Prices will rise from the current 46p and 36p respectively from 30 April, while the cost of posting large letters will increase from 75p to 90p for first class and from 58p to 69p for second class.
The increases followed a decision by the regulator, Ofcom, to give Royal Mail the freedom to set its own prices.
Royal Mail said that even after the increases, second-class stamps would still be the cheapest in Europe while first class would be about average. It also announced that millions of people on low incomes would be able to buy up to 36 stamps for Christmas at the current price.
Ofcom said that, subject to safeguards, Royal Mail would make decisions on the price of stamps, not the regulator.
Ofcom has capped the price of second-class stamps to protect vulnerable consumers. Over the next seven years, this will ensure that the price of those stamps can go no higher than 55p. The cap will be indexed in line with inflation.
The new prices, an increase of 30% for first class and 39% for second class, follow a huge reduction in the number of letters posted – down from 84m a day six years ago to 59m today.
The Royal Mail chief executive, Moya Greene, said: "We know how hard it is for households and businesses when our economy is as tough as it is now. No one likes to raise prices in the current economic climate but, regretfully, we have no option.
"Royal Mail provides one of the highest quality postal services in Europe for amongst the lowest prices for both consumers and business.
"That service is under threat from declining volume, e-substitution and ever increasing competition. Because of these pressures Royal Mail has lost £1bn over the last four years; the sustainability of the service is now at risk."
The average household spends around 50p a week on post, with low-income families typically spending less. Ofcom said it believed the cap on second-class stamps would ensure postal services remained affordable for such families and vulnerable consumers generally.
Ofcom will continue to require Royal Mail to provide competitors with access to its delivery network. Royal Mail will have the freedom to set the price for access but there will be rules regarding the margin between its wholesale and retail prices.
Ofcom said this would help ensure that efficient competitors could compete with Royal Mail.
"The central aim of the decisions announced today is to ensure that Royal Mail's universal service obligation (USO) is financially sustainable and provided efficiently," Ofcom said in a statement. "Without regulatory changes there is a risk that Royal Mail may not be able to continue to deliver the USO to the same standard as today."
Stuart McIntosh, Ofcom's group director of competition, said: "Ofcom's decisions are designed to safeguard the UK's postal service, ensuring it is sustainable, affordable and high quality, to the end of the decade and beyond. The measures ensure that Royal Mail's products remain affordable for vulnerable consumers and small businesses."


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Trafficking of young African players still rampant
By Brian Homewood
GENEVA (Reuters) - Hundreds of African teenagers are still being led abroad by false agents promising soccer riches only to be abandoned on the streets of European countries, according to a charity that is trying to deal with the problem.
Jean-Claude Mbvoumin, a former Cameroon international who heads the Culture Foot Solidaire group (CFS), said it was estimated that up to 15,000 young African players were taken abroad every year under false pretences.
Mbvoumin said that the agents, often using fake business cards allegedly issued by European clubs, approached the players' families, promising a lucrative contract abroad in exchange for a fee ranging between 3,000 and 10,000 euros ($13,400).
"In Africa, you have the dream, everyone wants to be Samuel Eto'o, Didier Drogba, Yaya Toure," Mbvoumin told Reuters in an interview.
"There's the big dream and the families don't have good information. They pay money, they think the children will succeed in football and they leave the children with unknown people."
FIFA has introduced tougher rules on international transfers, especially those involving players under 18 which are only authorized once a long list of requirements have been fulfilled.
Soccer's world governing body says that its electronic Transfer Matching System (TMS) has dramatically cut down on minors moving abroad.
But Mbvoumin said that TMS only applied to official academies and clubs, whereas most academies in Africa were unofficial and the players therefore unregistered. Continued...


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Enemalta advised to raise bills in 2011
'Country not ready for increases'
Enemalta was advised to raise electricity prices at the end of 2011, The Sunday Times has learnt.
KPMG provided the Government with two main options in a "draft" report commissioned by the energy corporation in October 2011.
Both options took into account a lower night tariff, which is a core pledge of the PN's elect-oral programme.
The first option was titled "standard increase" and would have streamlined the cost per unit for both heavy and light users. Therefore, heavy consumers would no longer be made to pay more for each unit consumed, leading to increases of more than 20 per cent for the lightest consumers.
The second option was to have a "proportionate increase", where all consumer bands would be hiked by a specific percentage. In this case, residential tariffs would have increased by around 21 per cent, while non-residential would have increased by around 12 per cent.
Calculations were also provided in the report to show how prices would change given two night tariff options: €0.174 per unit and €0.165 per unit.
According to its disclaimer, the report was meant for "discussion purposes only" and was prepared in accordance with terms of engagement dated January 2011.
The figures are based on fuel prices in October 2011.
The KPMG report also made other recommendations regarding "fixed charges". It suggested an increase of 70 per cent of both the annual service charge and the maximum demand charge "compliant with legislation and the guiding principle". The report takes into consideration a number of factors affecting Enemalta's financial situation, including its outstanding debt (which Standard and Poor's flagged in its recent downgrading of Malta) and an asbestos cleanup worth €5.5 million to be paid over three years.
The report also takes into consideration the return on capital employed regarding the interconnector, eco-reductions and feed-in tariffs. However, it pointed out that there was "under recovery" in 2010, with the "main drivers" for this being higher consumption, fuel prices and corporation costs.
If the report's advice was taken, the Government would have increased tariffs with an election round the corner.
The Sunday Times is informed that this document is one of the Enemalta reports Labour leader Joseph Muscat has been persistently hinting at since a televised debate with Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi.
Last November, Dr Muscat had drawn attention to a document by the European Commission which he said "revealed" the Government's plans to raise prices again in the next legislature.
"Energy inflation is forecast to strengthen under the assumption of an increase in electricity prices," the European Commission's report had said.
KPMG is the same company that Enemalta engaged to undertake a cost analysis of Labour's energy proposals. The report was presented by the Finance Minister at the PN headquarters and showed that tariffs would increase by around five per cent when taking into consideration certain costs that PN said were left out of Labour's equation.
Labour insists it can reduce tariffs by an average of 25 per cent in the first two years of the next legislature by making a concerted move towards liquefied natural gas which includes building a new power station.
The Sunday Times asked Finance Minister Tonio Fenech to confirm whether Enemalta had been advised to increase tariffs and explain why the Government decided against doing so.
Mr Fenech said international institutions and credit-rating agencies had remarked on "various occasions" that Enemalta should have increased tariffs to cover rising energy costs. But the Government's belief was that families and industry were in no position to support any further energy increases so it committed itself to support and subsidise Enemalta to cover the increases.
The Sunday Times also asked whether the Government planned to increase daytime tariffs as part of the PN pledge to introduce reduce night tariffs or whether it ruled out the need to raise tariffs again in the next legislature.
Mr Fenech did not give a commitment, except to offer the "cheapest possible prices in a sustainable, safe and secure manner".
"Questions over price and tariff forecasts are hypothetical precisely because no one is able to determine or anticipate what energy prices will be over the next years," he added.
On night tariffs, he pointed out that the interconnector will enable Malta to tap into the Italian market where night-time energy prices were "significantly cheaper" than day-time prices.
"By the first quarter 2014, Government will be passing on these savings to families, businesses and industry," he said.
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Bayern Munich midfielder Luiz Gustavo has admitted that he needs to leave the club in order to search for a starting spot with his favored destination being Arsenal. The Gunners have been linked with a $26.3 million bid for the Brazilian, while Wolfsburg and Dinamo Moscow have also expressed interest.
Separately, Lyon President Jean-Michel Aulas has said that
midfielder Yoann Gourcuff also favors a move to the Emirates and would be willing to accept a pay cut in order to make it happen. Gourcuff scored once and added two assists in
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THE cyclical turnover in teen-age trauma received recognition last night in the businesslike appearance of the Beatles on the "Ed Sullivan Show" over the Columbia Broadcasting System. The boys hardly did for daughter what Elvis Presley did for her older sister or Frank Sinatra for mother.
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BBC reporter Steve Rosenberg has posted photos of communal cubicles that are in the Olympic Village in Sochi Russia ahead of the Winter games.
These hands-free video games are "sure to make a splash."
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Director Jordan Monsell argues that the quality of the wit combined with the lurking and then explosive violence in Quentin Tarantino's 1994 classic movie Pulp Fiction makes it a good candidate for mock-retrofitting into the Bard's canon. This stage lampoon returns after being a hit at this summer's Hollywood Fringe. In a performance compiled and edited by Ben Tallen, Aaron Greer and Brian Watson-Jones, Tarantino's jigsaw plot is served up like a slice of ham in a late-16th-century England setting, with characters who bear a vague resemblance to the movie's stars John Travolta (Aaron Lyons), Samuel L. Jackson (Dan White), Ving Rhames (Nathaniel Freeman), Bruce Willis (Christian Levatino), Amanda Plummer (Liza deWeerd) and Uma Thurman (Sierra Fisk). The show's shining virtue is the translation of Tarantino's stark, tart dialogue into something approaching iambic pentameter. Then stir in the raw fun of slapping legendary movie scenes onto a stage. The cleverness has a sugar-rush effect, delightful in the moment and like a distant memory in the next. Her Majesty's Secret Players at Theatre Asylum, 6320 Santa Monica Blvd., Hlywd.; Fri.-Sat., 8 p.m.; Sun., 2 p.m.; thru March 4. (323) 960-7612, plays411.com/pulp.
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New Look At Ender's Game
And the Battle School army logos arrive
With the film now ploughing through the post-production process ready for an October release, sci-fi novel adaptation Ender's Game creeps ever closer. Today a new image from the film, focusing on Asa Butterfield's Ender Wiggin and Hailee Steinfeld's Petra Arkanian has emerged online via fan site Enderwiggen.net. Take a look above.
Ender's Game, drawn from Orson Scott Card's novel, takes place in the near future, where Earth is under threat from a hostile, insectoid alien race called the Formics. After two devastating attacks, the world's forces have rallied to defend against the next, setting up Battle Schools to pick and train the most gifted children in the art of war.
One of those, a shy but strategically talented lad named Ender, is plucked from school and quickly earns the respect of his peers and senior officers, including Colonel Graff (Harrison Ford) and wartime legend Major Rackham (Ben Kingsley). Of course, it's not as simple as that – nothing ever is in wartime – and soon Ender must make sacrifices as he enters an epic battle that will determine the future of the human race.
The pic finds the kids in the mess hall between lessons, where we learn that we should all buy stock in companies that make plastic lunch trays.
Also online are a set of logos for the various Battle School army divisions (think Hogwarts houses, but obviously created years before JK Rowing dreamt up Harry and co and involving a good bit more direct conflict), which were handed to four big Ender's game fan sites, Enderwiggen.net, Ender News, Ender's Anisble and Ender's Game Fansite.
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MIT researchers have developed technology that could be used in biomedical devices, environmental sensors and gauges in remote locations.
MIT researchers have developed a chip that doesn't require battery power but instead runs on a combination of light, heat, and vibration. Energy is harvested to provide low impact power for monitoring systems like biomedical devices, environmental sensors in remote locations and gauges in hard-to-reach places. MIT professor Anantha Chandrakasan and doctoral student Saurav Bandyopadhyay developed the chip, which can harness power from natural light, heat and vibrations in the environment, optimizing power delivery.
The new design achieves efficient use of multiple energy sources in a single device, extracting power from all the sources by switching rapidly between them, with the control circuits optimize the amount of energy extracted from each source. Using multiple sources has many benefits including the ability to maximize peak energy, and being able to harvest energy when only one source is available as they are often intermittent and unpredictable.
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Guest Picks: Serge Bromberg
Film preservationist Serge Bromberg was on the Lopate Show to talk about restoring Georges Méliès' film "A Trip to the Moon," and other great classics. He shared a few of his favorite things with us.
What have you read or seen over the past year (book, play film, etc…) that moved or surprised you?
The "Sight and Sound" letter sent to me to participate in the choice of the 10 best films ever. I am still wondering how one could pick only 10 films in 117 years of cinema!
What are you listening to right now?
The bumper music for the Leonard Lopate Show.
What's the last great book you read?
A Kressmann Taylor book written in 1938 about the rise of national socialism in Germany, based on the life a young priest trying to resist. I think the title was "Another day" or something like this. (It is actually Day of No Return (Until That Day).
What's one thing you're a fan of that people might not expect?
Gardening, listening to George Gershwin music.
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Angus Filet, French crepes (mushrooms), pommes sauteed sarladaises and cotes roties (Burgundy wine).


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Chicago Nightclub Cited After Serving (Underaged) Justin Bieber
Incredible time with @LilZa @justinbieber and @DJTayJames last night at Bodi! Thanks for stopping by! pic.twitter.com/PkKvQeyA4L— bodi (@BodiChicago) July 10, 2013
Justin Bieber left a trail of controversy through Chicago during his tour stop here earlier this week. In addition to getting Blackhawks fans riled up, now Chicago nightclub Bodi is being cited for serving alcohol to minors, specifically to Bieber!
The 19-year-old popstar was booted from the club when police discovered he was there drinking.
Police wrote a citation to the River North club for: ""Serving/allowing a person under 21 on premises w/o parent/guardian."
TMZ reports that the fine could be close to $1,000 and that Bieber like won't be forced to attend the citation hearing despite the fact that he and his "entourage" were specifically referred to by the report.
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MONROE, La. - WKU needed 11 innings to get past ULM at Warhawk Field Friday night, but superb pitching and a sac fly from junior first baseman Ryan Church in the top of the 11th inning did the trick for the Hilltoppers (26-21, 12-10 SBC) as they edged the Warhawks (18-29, 8-14 SBC) 4-3 in the series opener.
WKU freshman reliever Sam Higgs tossed three perfect innings to extend the contest to extras and ultimately earned his fifth win of the year after Church's sac fly in the 11th. Higgs entered during the bottom of the eighth inning with the score knotted at 3-3 and delivered 21 strikes on 32 pitches while setting nine Warhawks down in order.
The Hilltoppers couldn't generate any offense in the ninth or tenth innings, but freshman pinch hitter Hunter Wood kick started WKU's attack in the 11th by drawing a walk. Freshman Clint Hardy pinch ran for Wood, was sacrificed to second by senior outfielder Regan Flaherty and moved to third with one out after Wilcox reached on a ULM error. That set the table for Church, who soared one to the left field warning track to score Hardy with ease.
With WKU leading 4-3 it called on junior closer Ian Tompkins, who struck out two and rolled Dalton Herrington into a groundout for his 13th save of the season. Tompkins' 13 saves rank fifth nationally and are four more than any pitcher in the Sun Belt Conference.
The win improved WKU to five games over.500 for the first time since March 9th when it was 10-5. The victory also represented WKU's 10th in 16 games decided by one-run this season. Since Matt Myers became the head coach in 2012, WKU has played in 55 games decided by one run and it has won 20 of its last 28 games decided by one run.
WKU's offense pounded out 12 more hits, giving the Hilltoppers 82 hits in their last six Friday night Sun Belt Conference games. WKU has now strung together nine or more hits in 15 of its last 17 games and has racked up 10 or more hits in 26 of 47 games this season.
WKU starting pitcher Justin Hageman worked his seventh quality start of the season, throwing 62 of his 93 pitches for strikes while fanning four Warhawks. He scattered six hits and three runs over seven innings in the no decision.
Hageman and ULM starter Jared Dye were locked in a pitchers' duel until WKU came through with its first run in the fifth inning, using an RBI infield single from first baseman Ryan Church to take a 1-0 lead. Church's RBI drove in senior outfielder Regan Flaherty, who started WKU's two-out rally with the first of three-straight two-out hits.
Junior catcher Ryan Messex led off the sixth inning with a double into the left center gap and was plated later in the frame courtesy of junior shortstop Cody Wofford's RBI, making the count 2-0 in WKU's favor.
Hageman didn't allow a runner enter scoring position until the sixth inning, but ULM took advantage of its first opportunity with an RBI single from Keelin Rasch to trim WKU's lead to 2-1. The Warhawks' run ended a streak of 13.1 innings of scoreless baseball, dating back to last Friday's start, for Hageman.
ULM took its sixth-inning momentum into the bottom of the seventh, using back-to-back two-out RBI singles from Chet Simoneaux and Josh Faciane to take its only lead at 3-2.
WKU came back to tie the game at 3-3 in the eighth after a two-out RBI single from Flaherty that scored sophomore pinch runner Trevor Lowe from third. Senior outfielder David Simmons was held up at third base after Flaherty's tying hit and represented the go-ahead run, but he was stranded there to end WKU's eighth.
Higgs shut down ULM in eighth with two groundouts and a fly out to give WKU chance to win it in the ninth, but the middle of the Hilltopper order couldn't get anything going. Higgs was perfect in the ninth and 10th, going went toe-to-toe with ULM's top reliever Tyler Bray. Bray also kept the Warhawks alive in the eighth, ninth and 10th innings, but wound up taking the loss as his opening act walk in the 11th was the eventual go-ahead run for WKU.
Church and Flaherty combined for four hits and three RBI while Simmons, senior second baseman Scott Wilcox and junior designated hitter Philip Diedrick all tallied two hits each. WKU out-hit ULM 12-6 as it improved to 24-7 in games where it out-hits opponents.
The Hilltoppers aim to clinch the series at ULM tomorrow at 6 p.m. with sophomore right-hander Josh Bartley (4-3, 4.72 ERA) on the mound. He'll face ULM righty Chris Hunt (2-3, 4.72 ERA). First pitch is set for 6 p.m. at Warhawk Field. For more information on WKU Baseball, follow the team on Twitter at @WKUBaseball or visit WKUSports.com.
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The sweetness of the caramelized onions pairs amazingly well with the hot italian sausage. Sweet and spicy pizza. Yum!
1/2 cup Caramelized Onions
1 premade pizza dough ball
3/4 cup Mozzarella Cheese, grated
1/2 cup Hot Italian sausage, casings removed and meat crumbled
3 tablespoons Parsley, chopped
Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
Roll out dough on a floured surface. It can be round or a rectangle depending upon your pizza pan.
Place rolled out dough on pizza pan.
Lightly brush the dough with olive oil.
Spread the onion, mozzarella and sausage on the dough. Make sure the meat is in small bite size pieces so that it will cook all the way through.
Transfer the pizza to the oven and bake until the cheese has melted, the sausage is cooked through and the crust is golden, 8 to 10 minutes, rotating the pizza occasionally to ensure even browning.
Transfer the pizza to a cutting board, sprinkle the parsley on top, cut into slices and then serve.
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