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By Richard Clarke
Manchester United's interest in Carlos Tevez put off
Arsène Wenger from trying to sign the Argentinean striker.
The 23-year-old was crucial in West Ham's successful fight against relegation last season but it soon became apparent he would leave Upton Park in the summer.
Arsenal were reportedly in the hunt for a while but it soon became clear Tevez would be going to Old Trafford.
"When I saw Manchester United on the case, I thought no," said Wenger at Friday's press conference. "If they had not been on the case, yes.
"I would have analysed it and looked at how would it go. But it looked as if they were on the case early.
"However I knew I had Van Persie and Adebayor to play at the start. I wanted to give them confidence. Then I had Bendtner behind and I wanted to give him confidence. [In the end] I looked for a player like Eduardo, who can play left wing, right or central."


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i had my tt about a year ago after giving birth to my twins. after a ful tt, i still have lots of loose skin, bulkiness in my upper abdomen muscle and a very low belly button b/c my surgeon decided that i didn't need a new belly button.
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Fredrik Jacobson [Yahoo Class C]
Jacobson looks healthy again and very much back on track with a T12, T20 and T10 in his last three showings. He's been solid at TPC San Antonio over the last four years with finishes of T15, T18, T5 and runner-up.
Charley Hoffman [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #49
Hoffman certainly appears to have TPC San Antonio all figured out. Since the Texas Open moved to the site in 2010 he is yet to finish worse than 13th and has claimed a pair of top-fives (including last year's T3). Hoffman opened the year with a pair of top-10s, but struggled in his next two appearances until placing T12 and T25 in his last two outings.
Matt Kuchar [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #15
Kuchar has played TPC San Antonio each of the past two years, placing T22 and T13. Kuchar most recently finished T38 at Copperhead after opening the month of March with a T13 at Doral. While he's not exactly locked in at the moment, Kuchar is among the most reliable players on Tour and should not have much trouble with this lackluster field of competition.
Phil Mickelson [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #24
Mickelson will suit up for both Texas tournaments as he preps for the Masters following a back issue that has cost him some time earlier this season. Phil has never played TPC San Antonio, but is coming off a T16 at Doral.
Jimmy Walker [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #36
Walker has played TPC San Antonio each of the last four years. He debuted with a T3 back in 2010, but missed the next two cuts until finishing T31 last year. Walker has already won three events this season (including one that came back in the fall), and has placed T20 and T25 in his last two stroke play events.
Zach Johnson [Yahoo Class C] - World Ranking: #69
Johnson has claimed the Texas Open twice, although the event was hosted on a different course back in 2008 and 2009. ZJ's only appearance at TPC San Antonio was a missed cut back in 2010. Johnson is another big name that's not at peak performance right now; he has placed outside of the top 30 in two of his last three starts.
Jordan Spieth [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #6
Spieth is a Texas native, but missed last year's cut at TPC San Antonio. After reaching the quarterfinals of the Match Play Championship, Spieth has finished T34 and T20 in his last two starts.
Brendan Steele [Yahoo Class A] - World Ranking: #52
Steele won this event back in 2011 and returned the following year with a T4. Last year, however, he was a non-factor en route to a T46. Since missing the cut at Pebble Beach, Steele has finished T10, T33 and T20.
Jason Kokrak [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #96
Kokrak is coming off his best two finishes of the year: a T14 at Copperhead and last week's solo fourth at Bay Hill. He missed the cut at TPC San Antonio in 2012, but returned last year with a T15.
Ryan Palmer [Yahoo Class C] - World Ranking: #103
This week will be Palmer's first start since coming up short in a four-man playoff at the Honda Classic; his second runner-up performance of the year. Palmer has played TPC San Antonio all four years it has hosted the Texas Open, placing T15, T32, MC and T9.
Jim Furyk [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #79
Furyk tied for third in last year's debut at TPC San Antonio. The soon to be 44-year-old has only made a handful of appearances this season and is coming off a T20 at Copperhead.
Kevin Na [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #64
Na didn't play TPC San Antonio last year and withdrew due to injury back in 2012. He missed the cut in 2011 after shooting a 16 (yes, a 16!) on the ninth hole. Still, Na has been impressive lately with four finishes inside the top 20 over his last five tournaments, including a pair of top-fives.
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X marks the spot: A Swiss town's detective cult
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MEIRINGEN, Switzerland (Reuters) - High on a bleak Alpine crag, a large white X marks a world-famous spot which draws tourists and their cameras from literally the four corners of the earth.
As it slides to a halt after a 5-minute climb from the valley below, travelers leap from the cable car pointing lenses through a mist of spray at the site of an unarmed combat to-the-death in 1891 between two determined men.
After gazing fearfully at the churning white abyss below, and taking more shots of the roaring cascade plunging from above, visitors scramble up a steep path and round the towering rock on a further 20-minute hike to get a closer look at the bridge near where the fateful encounter took place.
Or at least - for this is the Reichenbach Falls -- where British writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle said it did.
"Without Sherlock Holmes, we might just be known for our beautiful scenery," says Nils Glatthard, a native of Meiringen where the great detective stayed before starting the climb (no cable car then) to face his arch-foe and master criminal Professor Moriarty on a narrow path overlooking the Falls.
And certainly Holmes, whom his creator sent tumbling to his death clutching Moriarty into the foaming cauldron beneath, is ubiquitous in this small and not-quite-picturesque crossroads town of some 5,000 people in central Switzerland.
There is the inevitable Sherlock Holmes Hotel, up a quiet avenue under shady trees, a Sherlock nightclub adorned with a genuine-looking "221b Baker Street" address sign under a chalet gable, and posters galore with the detective's image.
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adapt my friend. I carry a moneyclip. It holds my credit and cash and is not the least bit bulky. I can carry it in my front pocket, which in my opinion is where your money and good name should be anyway.
This is a discussion on Wallets and IWB within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; What do you guys do with you wallets? With my IWB holster in my pants I can no longer put my wallet in my right ...
What do you guys do with you wallets?
With my IWB holster in my pants I can no longer put my wallet in my right rear pocket. It is really strange in the left rear pocket and hard to get out so I find myself with it always off of my body which worries me.
adapt my friend. I carry a moneyclip. It holds my credit and cash and is not the least bit bulky. I can carry it in my front pocket, which in my opinion is where your money and good name should be anyway.
The Problem: When stupid people do stupid things, smart people end up getting killed.
I carry similarly--I either have it in my left rear pocket or in an inside pocket of a jacket. When driving, I keep it on the center console by the gear shift (so not to forget it)--and if my lead foot gets too heavy and a LEO wants me to lighten it, I don't need to dig through pockets to get my DL.
My 2 cents
Bando...are you married? I know my wife wouldn't let me keep a $20.... much less, more than a few singles (she's still sore about a purchase I made--but hey, it came with two additional mags!)
I made the transition about a month ago.
It still seems weird, but slowly getting used
to it being on the left
"A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on."
- Sir Winston Churchill
I too, switched to the left side. It doesn't take long to get used to.
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there was a post a while back on this subject. If I remember right, most switched to the weak hand pocket for wallet carry. I have , and it works well once you get used to it.
"In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock." Thomas Jefferson
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My kahr does not even notice the wallet , but it was never an issue with me , even with a full size 1911 .
Make sure you get full value out of today , Do something worthwhile, because what you do today will cost you one day off the rest of your life .
We only begin to understand folks after we stop and think .
Criminals are looking for victims, not opponents.
+1 on the switch to the left side, and it didn't take but a couple of weeks to become habit, and now it's just like before the switch.
money clip? what's money? once a month I take this little paper with my name on it to the bank, and worse than a car wash vacum, it's sucked right out of my hands.
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If I have to explain it, you wouldn't understand
I don't carry yet (dropping off the application within the week), but I don't even use a money clip - just put my cash (what little I carry on me - gotta love debit cards) and cards (license, debit card, reserve ID if needed) in my front left pocket.
Also makes thing easier to keep an eye on - some very skilled pickpockets out there, especially when traveling.
If you carry weak side then there is less chance of flashing when you reach for your wallet. Also, if someone is holding you up you can reach strong hand for your "wallet"
I carry a full-sized 1911 at 3:00 (right side) in a Kydex IWB holster, and have for several years. I also carry my wallet in my right hip pocket, with no problem.
When I reach for my wallet, I just use my thumb to lift whatever concealment garment I'm wearing straight up. This exposes my wallet, but not my gun. I never have to sweep the garment back and reveal my gun in order to get the wallet. This works with an overshirt, a vest, a jacket, a sweatshirt, or whatever else I use to conceal my gun.
I've seen this topic discussed a number of times and have always wondered what all the fuss was about.
"A gentleman will seldom, if ever, need a pistol. However, if he does, he needs it very badly!" -- Sir Winston Churchill
"He who goes unarmed in paradise had better be sure that is where he is." -- James Thurber
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Remember all those times you did tons of drugs in college? (If you answered yes, you probably didn't do tons of drugs in college.) Well, according to some Norwegian scientists — the ones who don't spend all their time studying reindeer — the LSD, mushrooms, and peyote you took to get mangled won't have negative long-term effects on your mental well-being.
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Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science used survey answers from 130,000 randomly chosen people, including 22,000 who had used psychedelic drugs in the past. Based on that info, they were able to determine that the risk of developing mental health problems did not increase with psychedelic drug use. In fact, the research showed that people who tripped actually had fewer mental health issues than people who'd never played invisible checkers with pink and yellow cockroaches.
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So why or how, exactly, did their study render such results? Great question! We can't answer it — and neither can the eggheads who crunched the numbers. Instead, they were all "clinical trials back us up" and people report "deeply meaningful experience and lasting beneficial effects" from their trips. Whatever you say, hippies!


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Country distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: Indonesia
Range Description
This newly described species is known from two localities in Papua, Indonesia: Yapen Island (off the north coast of New Guinea), 7km north of Kontiunai, at 620-680m asl; and Dabra (on the New Guinea mainland), at 80m asl. It has only been found immediately around the type localities, and has not yet been found elsewhere.
Habitat and Ecology
It lives on the floor of tropical forest, including in secondary re-growth forest, and presumably breeds by direct development.
It is a rare species.
Population Trend
Major Threats
It might be threatened by selective logging.
Conservation Actions
Although it is found in Yapen Nature Reserve, logging continues here.
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The nation of Putin Russia just passed a law that makes it a criminal offense to utter words that offend the feelings of someone who believes in a religion.Fines and prison time are the result of hurting the feelings of someone in Russia who believes in something. Publicly expesssing disrespect to people who believe, including actions at places of worship can send you to jail for a few years, and you may be fined and forced to experience hard labor.
I guess if I establish my own religion and you dare to challenge my beliefs the end result is you go to jail and I go back home. This is simply one additonal travesty of common sense under the regime of our Beloved Leader, Vladimir Putin. The law would apply to me if I am in the USA and attack the feelings of our Beloved Leader. After all, he IS a religon.


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Panel: Keeping California's Schools Competitive (3/31/2010)
Craig Barrett, Retired CEO/Chairman of the Board, Intel Corporation
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With school budgets in crisis and critics decrying the quality of public education, what does this bode for the future of California? Can the state remain smart and competitive? Ultimately, will we have qualified leaders to carry forth the mantle of our cutting-edge technology as well as the other businesses necessary for economic success?
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Sunday's early-morning rain and thunderstorms were just a taste of colder weather expected to hit northern Utah in the coming week.
"We're just going to have a cool air mass that stays over Utah," said National Weather Service Meteorologist Eric Schoening. "Very fall-like."
Less than one-tenth of an inch of rain fell in Salt Lake City Sunday morning, and a small amount of snow fell at higher elevations. The cold front, though, will bring more rain and some snow as it moves through Sunday.
Temperatures this week are predicted to dip to the 30s in the evening, with day highs in the 50s. The coldest weather is forecast to hit Monday night and Tuesday morning.
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Families currently pay an average of 23.9% of their take-home pay towards the mortgage each month. Base rates are expected to rise by only 0.75% to 4.75% by the end of the year, and the Nationwide said such a modest rise would leave room for a 30% surge in the price of the average property before families were affected. On that basis, someone buying a new home this coming December would have to hand over 35.8% of their take-home pay each month - which is still relatively modest.
The society said that even under a worst case scenario of a 2% leap in base rates to 6%, the great majority of families would be able to cope. It suggested that rates would have to go up to 6% and prices by an average of £60,000 before Britain returned to the boom and bust scenario of the late 1980s. At that time, when interest rates peaked at 15%, those buying a new home spent 58% of their monthly pay on the mortgage.
The society said the market has room for substantial price rises because at £100,000 the average property costs the equivalent of 5.48 times net salary, compared with seven at the end of the 1980s. However, it admitted the situation was worse in London and the South East, where prices are an average of eight times take-home pay, compared to nine times in the late Eighties. It is these areas and other hot spots where first-time buyers are finding it particularly difficult to get a foot on the property ladder.
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'At the end of the Eighties Nationwide's typical mortgage rate was 12% compared with our current base mortgage rate of 4.74%. Even with a 6% base rate, house prices would need to be significantly higher to match the level of mortgage payments seen in the late Eighties. We estimate that a typical property could be £60,000 higher before mortgage payments accounted for the same proportion of take home pay. This suggests that prices will move higher without risking a dramatic slowdown.'
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At California Academy of Martial Arts in Burbank, we are proud to teach Wing Chun Kung Fu, the most realistic, streetwise style ever created. Wing Chun Kung Fu is a Chinese martial arts style that focuses on realistic self-defense techniques. If you study Wing Chun, you will train your reflexes to use strategies that work even if your opponent is bigger and stronger than you are. Wing Chun is characterized by:
"Simultaneous attack and defense" – Rather than blocking, then striking, in Wing Chun we overwhelm our opponent by combining offense and defense to end fights quickly and decisively
"Redirection" – If you fight force with force, the stronger force will always win. Wing Chun harnesses your opponent's energy and uses it against them so that the fight is decided by skill rather than size.
"Moving Meditation" – Through practicing Wing Chun's forms, you will learn to train, control, and quiet your mind, enhancing your concentration and awareness.
"The Centerline Theory " – The quickest route from Point A to Point B is a straight line. Learn how to use the centerline theory to attack vital points at lightning speed while defending your own weak spots such as the throat and groin.
"Relaxation " – All your training, in any style, will be useless if you cannot relax and focus on your techniques. A tense fighter tires quickly and reacts with fear, while a relaxed fighter trusts their instincts and saves their energy.
"Realistic training, not tournament fighting " – Some schools focus on winning tournaments. Tournaments have rules and weight classes. The street does not.
History of Wing Chun Kung Fu
Some 400 years ago, China was at war with the Manchus. The Shaolin Temple's famed fighting monks posed a significant threat to the Manchus. A Shaolin nun, Ng Mui – one of the Temple's Five Elders – saw a great need for a more combat-effective martial arts style.
Ng Mui combined the Temple's most realistic street fighting arts and stripped away unnecessary movements, while still retaining the holistic and spiritual aspects of traditional Shaolin martial arts. Her new style utilized the best of the Snake and Crane animal styles, and worked regardless of size or strength.
The Manchus burned down the Temple, forcing its elders to flee. Ng Mui fled to the White Crane Temple, where she met a teenage girl named Yim Wing Chun. Yim Wing Chun's beauty had attracted the attention of a local bully, who intended to force her into marriage.
Ng Mui trained Yim Wing Chun in her new style. Yim Wing Chun challenged the bully to a fight and won, securing her freedom. The style came to be named after her. At California Academy of Martial Arts, we teach the same Wing Chun style passed down from Ng Mui to Yim Wing Chun, through many generations to Ip Man, Ip Man's sons, and eventually, Sifu Tei.
Since that time, Wing Chun has become known as the most powerful and lethal style of combat ever to be used in martial arts.
Ip Man: Wing Chun's Grandmaster
Ip Man, sometimes spelled Yip Man, was immortalized in the Donnie Yen films depicting his life and triumphs. Ip Man's Wing Chun ability is legendary. He was renowned throughout Hong Kong for winning fights against other Kung Fu masters with ease, despite his small stature.
Over the years Ip Man taught many students, including his sons, Ip Chun and Ip Ching.
I owe my accomplishments to Wing Chun. -Bruce Lee
Bruce Lee and Wing Chun
Bruce Lee was Ip Man's most famous student. Ip Man, Bruce Lee's only formal martial arts teacher, taught Bruce Lee the lightning fast hand techniques that would become his signature. Most of Bruce's most famous philosophies are borrowed or inspired by Wing Chun teachings.
Wing Chun is prominently featured in all of Bruce Lee's most famous films and demonstrations.
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I know who the family doctor is but I have never met her.
The psychiatrist does not know that she is taking adderall, all this is very recent. I did go to her first two psychiatry appts. with her so I have met the psychiatrist.
Just one more quick question, Is there a bi-polar med. that will not cause weight gain? That is very interesting about the ADD relating to the bi-polar I did not know that, thank you for that information.
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Does work interfere with breastfeeding?
NEW YORK, June 1 (Reuters Life) - The sooner a new mother goes back to work after giving birth, the less likely she is to breastfeed her baby, according to a U.S. study.
Mothers in the study, published in Pediatrics, who went back to work within six weeks were less likely than other women to start breastfeeding -- and when they did start, they were less likely to continue.
By contrast, mothers who stayed home for at least nine months, or even 13 weeks, were more likely to predominantly breastfeed their babies for three months or more.
Research has shown that breastfed babies have lower rates of a number of pediatric illnesses, including eczema, middle-ear infections, pneumonia and asthma.
"We would encourage all women to attempt to breastfeed and continue as long as they can," said study author Chinelo Ogbuanu at the Georgia Department of Health.
For example, she said, the more women breastfeed, the more milk they produce -- and when they are separated from their babies during the day, their milk supply may start to dwindle.
"No matter how effective a breast pump is, it's not as effective as an infant," Ogbuanu told Reuters Health.
She suggests that women try to take all their maternity leave at once, rather than breaking it up, and find ways to keep their baby close to the workplace during the day so they can breastfeed during work breaks. Failing that, regular pumping will ensure that their supply continues.
Currently, just seven of every 10 women in the United States breastfeed their babies at all, and just three of every 10 continue for a full six months, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Continued...


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Cosmetic Plastic Surgeons in Coral Gables
You can choose a cosmetic plastic surgeon in Coral Gables from this list with confidence, knowing that he or she possesses exceptional training, outstanding credentials and experience with all areas of the face and body.
This list features only plastic surgeons in the city of Coral Gables. To widen your search, choose a nearby city from the list to the left, or click here to search by ZIP code.
|Surgeons highlighted below have purchased an Enhanced Practice Profile
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Dov I. Eidelman, M.D., FACS10115 W. Forest Hill Blvd. Suite 400 Wellington, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-790-5554
|64.63 Miles
Dov I. Eidelman, M.D., FACS1620 South Congress Avenue Suite 100 West Palm Beach, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-968-7111
|65.27 Miles
Alan B. Pillersdorf, M.D., FACS1620 S. Congress Avenue Suite 100 Palm Springs, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-968-7111
|65.27 Miles
Kris M. Reddy, M.D., FACS, FICS1501 Forest Hill Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-304-0001
|65.56 Miles
Jeffrey L. Wisnicki, M.D., FACS13005 Southern Blvd. Suite 133 Loxahatchee, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-798-1400
|66.37 Miles
Luis A. Vinas, M.D.550 S. Quadrille Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-655-3305
|69.48 Miles
Fredric M. Barr, M.D., FACS1411 N. Flagler Drive Suite 5800 West Palm Beach, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-833-4122
|70.69 Miles
Richard G. Schwartz, M.D., FACS1500 N. Dixie Hwy Suite 304 West Palm Beach, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-833-4022
|70.73 Miles
Jana K. Rasmussen, M.D., FACS1717 N. Flager Drive Suite 1 West Palm Beach, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-833-6688
|70.88 Miles
Mark A. Pinsky, M.D.11020 RCA Center Drive Suite 2010 Palm Beach Gardens, FL Tel: Click for phone number561-881-8800
|77.93 Miles
The surgeons listed above are members of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, licensed by the state of Florida and certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS).
Choose Your Plastic Surgeon Carefully
Remember, any licensed physician is legally allowed to advertise as a "cosmetic" surgeon, even if he or she has no formal surgical training. Your body is nothing to take chances with, so avoid the risk. Selecting a board-certified plastic surgeon from this list is your assurance that your doctor has the highest quality training and advanced surgical skills.
ABPS Certification and ASAPS Membership Matters
The ABPS is recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties to certify doctors in the specialty of plastic surgery. Following medical school, ABPS-certified plastic surgeons must have completed a minimum of 5 years of surgical training, including an accredited plastic surgery residency program. Members of ASAPS must be in at least their third year of active practice following ABPS certification.