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Treasuries rose, pushing 10-year yields down the most since November, as polls indicated the euro area's third-largest economy, Italy, may be left with a hung parliament, stoking refuge demand.
The benchmark yield reached a one-month low after the U.S. sale of $35 billion in two-year notes, with direct bidders, non- primary dealer investors that place their bids directly with the Treasury, purchasing the highest amount of the securities since October. U.S. debt gained as Italy may require another vote after the four-way race that ended today was poised to result in a divided parliament, spurring concern of renewed turmoil in European markets.
"The move today is all about the Italian elections, which is giving a bid to Treasuries," said Larry Milstein, managing director in New York of government-debt trading at R.W. Pressprich & Co. "When there is concern about one of the largest economics in Europe with one of the largest debt loads in the region, you will see a flight to quality."
The benchmark 10-year yield dropped 10 basis points, or 0.10 percentage point, to 1.86 percent at 4:08 p.m. New York time, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. The yield fell the most since Nov. 7 and reached the lowest level since Jan. 25. The 2 percent note maturing in February 2023 added 29/32, or $9.06 per $1,000 face amount, to 101 1/4.
Thirty-year bonds rose more than two points, pushing the yield down 10 basis points to 3.05 percent, the least since Jan. 25.
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"A lot of people had a bearish outlook and a lot of stops have been hit," said Larry Dyer, a U.S. interest rate strategist with HSBC Holdings Plc in New York, one of 21 primary dealers that trade with the Federal Reserve. "Most investors were looking for rates to increase at the start of the year, and that had them short the market, and now suddenly we're back in risk off." Stops are preset orders triggered when prices reach a certain level, while short positions are bets that an asset will decline in value.
The difference between 10-year yields on regular U.S. government securities and Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, known as the 10-year break-even rate, was 2.52 percentage points, the least since Jan. 25. It touched 2.73 percentage points on Sept. 17, the highest since 2006.
The two-year notes drew a yield of 0.257 percent, compared with a forecast of 0.258 percent in a Bloomberg News survey of seven of the Fed's 21 primary dealers. The bid-to-cover ratio, which gauges demand by comparing total bids with the amount of securities offered, was 3.33, the least since July 2011 and compared with an average of 3.83 for the past 10 sales.


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The story of pizza in America starts in New York City, on the Spring Street in lower Manhattan, 1905, when Gennaro Lombardi, a baker and a pizziaolo from Naples is granted the first license in the United States to sell pizza. New York style pizza is characterized by it's wide, thick, foldable slices. The flavor of the crust has been attributed to the minerals in the New York City tap water used to make the dough.
Eddie and Sam's Pizza imports New York waters for the sake of authenticity. We brought the authentic New York Pizza to downtown Tampa.
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That's how people who visit Eddie & Sam's N.Y. Pizza in downtown Tampa explain the delicious and fulfiling slices and pices and other Italian concotions that come from the pint-sized kitchen of the shop which opened at 203 E. Twiggs St. in 1998.

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Avoid Back Pain While Traveling
According to a study by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, some of the most common causes of back and neck pain include lying, sitting or standing in awkward positions for prolonged periods of time, such as during long car rides, extended flights or sleeping on a mattress that doesn't provide proper support.Classic mistakes travelers make include overpacking, which can lead to needless back strain when pulling and lifting suitcases, wearing the wrong footwear and scheduling more physical activity into their trip than they are accustomed to. More than 26 million Americans between the ages of 20 and 64 experience frequent back pain. It is also the leading cause of disability in Americans younger than 45. Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control show that adults with low back pain were three times as likely to be in fair or poor health and more than four times as likely to experience serious psychological distress as people without low back pain. Dr. Jay M. Lipoff, a certified fitness trainer (see www.backatyour best.com), offers these travel tips to help keep your spine healthy: Sit right. Adjusting your car seat can help you avoid stiffness, strains and soreness after a long drive. It should be tilted slightly backward and knees elevated slightly higher than the hips. If possible, take breaks and get up and move around, stretching your legs and back. Protect your neck. The American Chiropractic Association estimates that more than 75 percent of drivers have their headrest at an inappropriate height. Reduce your chances of whiplash by raising the headrest so the middle of it meets the back of your head. Grab the wheel. Most of us are taught to drive with our hands at the 10 and 2 o'clock position. That's correct, as long as you drop your elbows so your arms and shoulders can relax. Alternatively, lower your steering wheel, grab the wheel at the 8 and 4 o'clock position, and use the armrest, if you have one, or rest your arms on your legs. Stretch your neck. At stoplights or rest stops, do neck exercises. Examples are gentle side-to-side head turns or moving the ear toward the shoulder. Start out slowly. When the back is idle for 20 minutes or longer, fluids creep back into the disc. As fluids enlarge the disc, it becomes more vulnerable. So when you arrive at your destination after a long drive, instead of jumping right out of the car, take a few minutes to just do some gentle stretches, reducing the fluid buildup in your disc area. Lighten your load. Before you even get into that crowded and cramped airplane seat, you face a bigger hazard: luggage. Pack as lightly as you can manage and take advantage of curbside check-in if available so you don't have to haul the bags yourself. A few bucks as a tip to keep your back healthy? Priceless. Balance your load. When you carry bags, try to balance the load, a roller in one hand, your hand luggage in the other. On long walks through airports, trade sides regularly. If your suitcase has wheels, load everything on it and push rather than pull it. Pushing keeps the weight in front of you centrally, giving you better control. Fly in comfort. Onboard the plane, place a neck pillow or rolled- up blanket or towel behind your neck to support it so the headrest isn't pushing your head forward. Do the same behind your lower back to support the lumbar spine. If possible, use your carry-on like a footstool to raise your knees above the level of your hips. For reading, pull out the tray and place a pillow or your rolled-up jacket on it, then put your reading material on top so you don't have to look downward to read. Have some pillow talk. If you have a favorite pillow and can afford the luggage space, bring it along, because many hotel pillows can be quite uncomfortable. Your goal with the pillow you choose is to keep your neck in a neutral position, one that is similar to when you are standing or looking straight ahead. The idea is to support your neck so it's in alignment with your spine, not bent forward. Marjie Gilliam is an International Sports Sciences Master certified personal trainer and fitness consultant. She owns Custom Fitness Personal Training Services, LLC. Write to her in care of the Dayton Daily News, call her at (937) 878-9018 or send email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Her website is at www.ohtrainer.com.
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xbaywarrior wrote:slicksteven wrote:i think gore's overrated and last season was a fluke, he's probably not gonna avg that many yards per carry now that opposing defenses know to focus on him
i really dont know what to expect of this team. alex smith has grown at a pretty slow pace and his ceiling's not that high, whereas gore probably had one of his best seasons over with already
so i dunno, hopefully i can be proven wrong, and a smith will show skill and poise this year while gore continues his success
vernon davis for 4 yds, lol that made me chuckle
Gore's not overrated. And of course he won't average what he did last year now that defenses are more focused on him. This is why Alex must develop a consistent passing game with strong chemistry between him and his receivers or else Gore's going to get eaten up every time he touches the ball.
But to me, it was all on the o-line last night. Our offense had no blocking whatsoever. There was some, during key plays... but other than that, there was none.
I wouldnt blame the O-Line. I would actually blame the tight ends and the backs for the blocking. When a defense is blitzing 7 guys, you need to have some good blocking skill position players. Moran Norris is normally dependable, Bajema is on the team just to block, and Frank Gore can lay a lick on you, as well. They just didnt play it well yesterday. One on one, our O-Line can handle almost any rush. I think that we have the best line in the league, actually.
Jonas Jennings: Dependable pass blocker, who will stop his man fundamentally every time. Wont dominate. Great run blocker, as well.
Larry Allen: One of the best offensive lineman ever. Get behind him, and let him push you up the middle. Great mentor
Eric Heitmann: Great leader who does everything well. Has guard speed because he was a guard, and is one of the best pulling centers in the league.
Justin Smiley: Like Heitmann, can do a little of everything. Very dependable, though is the worst out of the five O-Lineman.
Joe Staley: Great pass blocker, and Alex Smith's best friend this year. Needs to work on his run blocking, and will have growing pains, but is a huge step up over Kwame "I like to false start" Harris.


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David92692 needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 105 designs submitted by 26 freelance designers.
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We are a Mom owned business that focuses on provide quality mom-made products for Moms. We are all 28-33 and work out of a remodeled barn with a loft feel.
Our sole product thus far is a wonderful device shaped like a plush sleepy bee that emits a sound pattern that soothes baby's when they are fussy and/or masks the surrounding noise of wherever the baby may be. i.e. cafe, Dr's office, car etc.
Mom's on the go who want quality products that really work. Our specific target demographics would be either 20-35 year old moms or 55-65 year old grandmas. Our market is similar to the "pillow pets" market.
The idea is to convey that our product is the solution to the mom on the go who has a fussy baby product. So the idea of sleeping baby, pillows, on the go, colic soothing. We do want to convey the point that our product would be perfect as a gift to soon to be moms, grandmas, sisters.
The page is specifically for landing a buyer onto the site and moving them to the shopping cart page accessed via the buy button. We will be shooting a commercial the end of the month that we will want to display prominently on the webpage. We do have offer a money back guarantee.
Our current site is built on a shopify theme (http://www.sleepybees.com). We like the prominence of the device. We do not like the logo or placement thereof. We like the cleanness of the the address bar but not the apple store feel.
We like how the product is prominently displayed and that the designer hits the main points of why the viewer should by the product.
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Apple's iPad is being eagerly adopted by retailers in all segments. It's expected that by 2017, over 3.6 million iPads will have been shipped for use in North American retail and hospitality operations. Its attractive design, user-friendly interface and relatively affordable setup and maintenance costs are making iPad POS systems an appealing choice for retail operations. As a result, more and more point-of-sale vendors are releasing iPad applications for their POS systems. However, no iPad POS solution is perfect. Each type of deployment has its benefits and drawbacks. In this guide we'll cover:
Deployment Options
Benefits and Potential Issues
Market Trends to Understand
Note: This guide covers POS systems specifically with respect to Apple's iPad. For POS solutions that may work for other tablets, see our tablet POS guide; and for systems that can run on any mobile device (including smartphones), see our mobile POS (mPOS) guide.
Web-based systems. With this deployment option, users access a vendor's point-of-sale application by logging into the system via a Web browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox etc.). The benefit of this type of application is that retailers don't have to worry about software updates and backups. While many Web-based point-of-sale applications are responsive-developed to be viewable on a variety of devices at different resolutions—they may not be developed specifically for iPad, so the experience may not be flawless.
Remote access. In a remote access point-of-sale environment, the system is hosted in a central location and is accessed remotely via a virtual private network (VPN). It's important to note that remote managed applications are prone to "back door" attacks and should comply with Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards, more commonly referred to as PCI compliance. This deployment option is becoming less commonplace.
Native iPad apps. Native iPad point of sale applications are developed specifically for iOS powered devices and deliver the best possible user experience. Native applications are installed directly to the iPad or other Apple device. The benefit is these applications are typically fast and reliable. The downside is they may require fees to upgrade and manual updating.
iPad POS systems are often great solutions for retail start-ups, small retail operations and mobile retailers (e.g., food truck vendors) because they're easy to implement, scalable and affordable compared to traditional POS systems.
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However, reporting and inventory management for some point-of-sale solutions, Square for example, are limited or non-existent. Retailers who handle large amounts of cash, require detailed reporting capabilities or use many external devices, such as signature pads, bar code readers and displays, may prefer a traditional POS system for handling transactions. Fortunately, many traditional providers now offer iPad applications or support via one of the deployment models mentioned above.
Retailers that adopt the right types of iPad POS software for their operations stand to benefit in many ways, such as:
Low upfront costs. Equipment and software for a single user iPad POS system can cost between $1,000 and $3,500, depending on hardware requirements and number of terminals.
Increased mobility. Because iPad devices are portable, retailers are free to move the checkout to the customer to provide faster service. This is especially important in restaurant operations and non-traditional storefronts, such as food trucks and pop-up markets, where a traditional POS system that lacks portability is inconvenient.
Improved data management. With an iPad POS system, retailers can efficiently manage receipts, credit card information and customer data. Additionally, these types of systems often include real-time tracking of sales data, so managers always have up-to-date information for making operational decisions.
Retailers that fail to realize some of these core benefits often do so because they:
E-payments and mobile wallet. In a Hospitality Technology report on POS software trends, 62.5 percent of respondents said enabling new payment options was a key motivator for pursuing a POS upgrade. At the same time, 35.6 percent of respondents said mobile wallet integration is a top feature they will look for when purchasing new point-of-sale software. There are many iPad POS systems available on the market which include electronic payment options.
Cloud software. From the same report, 40.7 percent of respondents said they want to centralize their POS data and will look at cloud and hosted software solutions to meet that need. Cloud-based point of sale software makes it easier for retailers to operate using new and secure technology, have instant access to sales data and scale up by way of integrating value add modules, such gift cards and loyalty reward programs. With a cloud-based system, there's no need to manage a secure server, schedule data backups or depend on administrators for upgrades.
When calculating the cost of iPad point-of-sale software, it's important to include hardware equipment costs. Make sure hardware choices are compatible by contacting the vendor. Common POS hardware components include:
|iPad POS software typically supports iPad, iPad Mini and iPad Touch. Apple's tablets are often considered pricy compared to others, with costs ranging from $229 for an iPad Mini to $499 and more for iPads.
|Stands and mounts
|iPad stands and mounts position and protect the devices. Costs typically range between $49 and $349, with high-end models reaching price points from $500 to $1,000 range.
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|Most iPad POS software packages include a credit card reader. When purchased separately, card readers typically have price tags between $10 and $100.
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|iPads have a built-in camera that can serve as a barcode scanner. Retailers who scan barcodes frequently may prefer a handheld or mounted scanner, however. Costs typically range from $170 to $529 per device.
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|iPad compatible receipt and label printer costs range from $299 to $479.
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|Depending on your security requirements, cash drawer prices typically range between $100 and $299.
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Gold Coast utility back Dominique Peyroux today became the fourth new player signed by the Warriors for next season.
The 23-year-old Aucklander arrives home on Sunday ready to join new Warriors head coach Matthew Elliott and the NRL players for the first day of off-season training the following day.
Peyroux's signing of a two-year contract follows the earlier acquisitions of Thomas Leuluai from Wigan and Melbourne's premiership-winning duo Todd Lowrie and Dane Nielsen.
Able to play in the centres, on the wing and at fullback, Peyroux said he was thrilled about returning to Auckland in his quest to establish himself at NRL level after 16 games for the Titans in the 2011 and 2012 seasons.
"It's great to be coming back to Auckland. I left when I was 15 but New Zealand will always be my home and I can't wait for this,'' he said.
"I will be doing all I can to compete for a spot and get as many first-grade games as I can.
"Matt [Elliott]has given me the chance and I'll be giving it a real go.''
Elliott said he had been impressed with Peyroux for some time.
"I've been keeping track of him and really like what he can bring to the Vodafone Warriors,'' he said.
"We've been working to find a player to build our depth in the outside backs to create the kind of competition we need for places. I'm confident Dominique will do a great job for us.''
Peyroux boasts arguably the most exotic background of any player in the NRL. Born in Auckland, he is of French, Cook Islands, Samoan and Solomon Island descent. He has represented the Cook Islands.
He played his junior football for Otahuhu, Mangere East and Papatoetoe and attended Aorere College before moving to Australia with his family. In Sydney, he attended Matraville Sports High which has also produced current NRL players Sandor Earl, Martin Kennedy, Jacob Miller, Willie Tonga, James Tamou and Adam Reynolds as well as Eastern Suburbs fullback Russell Fairfax, one of the game's biggest stars in the 1970s, and rugby union's famed Ella brothers.
He played National Youth Cup football for the Sydney Roosters in 2008 and Gold Coast in 2009, going on to play for the Tweed Heads Seagulls in the Queensland Cup before making his NRL debut for the Titans against Newcastle in round 21 last year.


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Oasis Backpackers Mansion Lisboa
Oasis is a hostel in the real sense of the word. A hostel should be a hostel. We don't think that it should be a boutique hotel designed by Philippe Stark. A hostel should be cheap and in the best location of the city, within walking distance of everything worth seeing. A hostel should have staff that go out of their way for every traveller, not because we want better ratings but because it's what good people do.
Besides having free Wi-Fi, lockers and other standard services, a hostel should be clean.
Most importantly, a hostel should be cool but in the classic sense of the word like Mickey Rourke or Paul Newman - unique in personality that never goes out of style.
A hostel is more than a place to sleep; it should be a place that helps you feel what it's like to actually live in a city and not just stay in it. Our local and international staff are all Lisbon lovers and use their wealth of information and personalities to show you their Lisbon with their eyes. 'See Lisbon or Die!' is the name of our activities, led by our staff that will let you truly come to know Lisbon and those who make it special. From local food tours, street art tours, all day adventures to experiences that guide books fear and tourists rarely see, our activities will leave you feeling Portuguese.
Above all, a hostel should be social. With our bar, dinners and special events we go out of our way to make sure that we are the place to meet other interesting travellers to share your experiences with and if sometimes you wake up with a hangover as a token of our hospitality, all the better. Oasis Hostels are good for you!
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Adaptors
- Bar
- Bicycle parking
- Book Exchange
- Breakfast Not Included
- Café
- Card Phones
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Elevator
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Games Room
- Hair Dryers
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Hot Showers
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Key Card Access
- Self-Catering Facilities
- Late check-out
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Security Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Meals Available
- No Curfew
- Outdoor Terrace
- Reading Light
- Reception (limited hours)
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
- Washing Machine
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Hostel InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
'According to Lisbon's new tourism legislation, an extra fee of 2 Euro will be charged per person and per night up to a maximum of 14 Euros'
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From the Metro Baixa Chiado
When you arrive to the Metro Stop Baixa/Chiado, head upstairs where there are two exits. Leave through the one marked Largo Do Chiado. You will see a building marked Fidelidade Mundial. From there look right and you will see a huge plaza, Praca Luis de Camoes. In plaza look for a bank called Caixa Geral De Depositos, and beside it a street named Rua do Loreto. Follow that up. You will know you are heading in the right direction if you see a store with a yellow taxi cab sticking out. Continue on Rua do Loreto until you come to Rua Marechal Saldanha, on your left. Take a left on this street, also marked by a sign for the Museu de Farmacia. Follow Rua Marechal Saldanha until you arrive at the Miradouro de Santa Catarina. Look to the right and at the bottom of the hill you will see the big yellow house with a palm tree. That is your Oasis Backpackers Hostel, Rua de Santa Catarina 24. The main entrance is on the left side of the building.
From the Bus Station (Sete Rios)
Directly outside the Sete Rios Bus Station is the Metro Station Jadim Zoologico. From there you can catch the Blue Line in the direction Santa Apolonia. Get off at the Baixa / Chiado Stop and Follow direction above. A metro ticket can be bought at the station for around €1.75. Save your card and you can reload more trips for €1.25.
From the Train Station (Santa Apolonia)
Once you arrive to Santa Apolonia Train Station you can head directly downstairs where you will find a metro station. There you will catch the Blue Line in the direction Amadora Este. Get off at the Baixa/Chiado stop and follow the directions above. A metro ticket can be bought at the station for around €1.75. Save your card and you can reload more trips for €1.25.
From the Train Station (Oriente)
Once in the Oriente train station you can head downstairs to the metro. Catch the Red Line in the direction S. Sebastiao. Get off at the stop Alameda. There you will need to switch to the Green Line. Take the Green Line in the direction Caos do Sodre and get off at the Baixa-Chiado stop. From there you can Follow the directions from above A metro ticket can be bought at the station for around €1.75. Save your card and you can reload more trips for €1.25.
From the Lisbon Airport
By Metro: take the red line direction Sao Sebastiao. Get off at Alameda and change to the Green Line direction Cais do Sodre. Get off at Baixa-Chiado station and follow the directions from Metro Baixa-Chiado.
By bus: Head out of the airport, in front of the main entrance you will see a bus stop marked by a yellow sign. You can catch the Aerobus 91 for €3.50. After about 45 mins, get off the bus at Restauradores (Huge pink granite Art Deco building that says Eden Teatro). From that stop, head towards Hotel Avenida Palace. On the corner you will find Rua 1a de Dezembro. Follow that street until it ends then on your left, you see Rua Do Carmo. Follow that street up until you reach Rua Garret. (Large shopping mall on your left called Armazens do Chiado). Take Rua Garret to the right and follow it until you reach Praca Luis de Camoes. There you find the Metro of Baixa Chiado and you can follow the directions above.
*Alternatively you can also take a taxi, which will cost between €10-€12. Always pay only what is on the meter, while most Portuguese taxi drivers are incredibly friendly and honest, there are always a few bad apples
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Located near Bairro Alto (nightlife and shopping), Chiado, Santos, Castelo, Baixa, Cultural and Entertainment Heart. All kind of public transportation - including trains to beach.


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Marko Perovic's 29th-minute red card forced the Revs to play shorthanded for much of Wednesday night's 4-0 loss to Chivas USA
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – If there's one thing that the New England Revolution has learned during the course of its past two games, it's that playing with fewer players than the opposition can be a daunting task.
Just four days after Kheli Dube and Joseph Niouky were ejected from the Revolution's 1-1 draw with FC Dallas, Marko Perovic was issued a straight red card in the 29th minute of New England's 4-0 loss to Chivas USA on Wednesday night at Gillette Stadium. While the Revs valiantly battled to earn a draw after going down to nine men against Dallas last weekend, they weren't able to conjure up a similar performance against Chivas USA.
The visitors had already jumped out to a 1-0 lead – courtesy of Jesus Padilla's second goal of the season in the 26th minute – before going up a man, but the space really opened up following Perovic's sending off. It took just four minutes for the Goats to take make the most of their numerical advantage, as Justin Braun extended their lead to 2-0 in the 33rd minute. Subsequent goals in the 48th (Padilla) and 81st (Blair Gavin) minutes rounded out the scoring.
"We can't keep playing men down," said head coach Steve Nicol matter-of-factly after the match. "Not only did we play for another hour a man down tonight, but having played two men down on Saturday (against FC Dallas) – 10 men for [40 minutes] and nine men for [20 minutes] – you just can't do it. It's impossible."
With Dube and Niouky unavailable from the start on Wednesday night, Nicol was forced to alter his lineup even before the match kicked off. He opted for a 4-5-1 alignment to pack the midfield and match Chivas USA, which plays a similar formation. Chris Tierney – naturally a left-sided player – moved into the middle alongside Pat Phelan, with both tucked in behind Perovic. Khano Smith earned his first start of the season on the left wing, while Zack Schilawski played as a lone striker.
The decision seemed to be paying dividends early in the game, as Chivas USA maintained a good chunk of the possession but didn't seriously threaten the Revolution's goal in the opening 15 minutes.
"I think we had them where we wanted them there," said defender Darrius Barnes. "[They didn't] pose any threats. Everything that they were knocking around was in the middle of the park. They really weren't a threat."
Padilla gave Chivas USA the lead shortly before Perovic's red card, but the goal was a result of a mishit clearance rather than the Goats really breaking the Revs down.
The game was turned on its head in the 29th minute, however, when Perovic was involved in a scuffle with Chivas USA rookie Ben Zemanksi. As Perovic was having his shirt tugged by Zemanski near midfield, the Serbian midfielder lashed out at his opponent, drawing the straight red card. Zemanksi was cautioned for his role in the altercation.
With the Revs forced to alter their formation in response to the ejection and space opening up with one fewer player on the field, Chivas USA began to put its stamp on the match.
"When you go down a man to a team like that that can pass the ball, they continue to pick you apart, especially when it's like that the whole game" said Barnes. "You can't really do much about it."
The good news is that both Dube and Niouky will be available for selection when the Revs travel to Columbus to meet the Crew on Saturday night. The bad news is that they'll again be forced to adjust to a suspension, as Perovic will have to remain in Foxborough.
Even so, the Revs know that there's nothing left to do but move on and begin preparing for their next match.
"It's hard to forget about these games, but you've got to have a short memory – especially with ones like this," said Tierney. "It doesn't matter whether we lose 2-0 or we lose 20-0 – if we put ourselves out there and have a little bit of pride, then you can look at yourself in the mirror at the end of the day and move on to the next one."


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Now running apt-get install unity over SSH :) It will require OpenGL ES 2.0 hw acceleration to run, now that the support was integrated in Ubuntu 12.10. I will therefore need to tinker what kind of OMAP3 armhf binary blobs there are available, and what's again the situation with X.org DDX driver as well. I always feel that the fun starts at this point for me, when I've the device booting and I can SSH in. That's why I'm happy the work from Golden Delicious GmbH and QtMoko helped me to get here...
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Friday, February 17, 2012 - Roman and Ondra - Broke Czech Boys
Roman and Ondra - Broke Czech Boys
Roman Ditrich and Ondra Jeden are two new guy who we invited in for a Broke Czech Boys, to see how far we could push them to go with each other. After a brief chat the guys are instructed to feel each other's chests, which the readily do. Then they are told to remove their jeans. So firstly Roman takes of Ondra's jeans, and he returns the favor. So standing in just their underwear they run their hands over their bodies. Roman then stands behind Ondra and reaches round to rub his hands over his chest and then down to his groin, feeling his cock in his underwear. Ondra again returns the favor for Roman, but this time he goes further and removes the underwear. Ondra continues to feel Roman's body and repeatedly feels his cock too. Then Roman is told to remove Ondra's slipys. He does this and begins to wank both himself and Ondra. Ondra's cock begins to swell as Roman wanks it and then uses some oil on it. Roman's own cock also gets hard as he wanks himself. Once the are both hard they stand face to face and Ondra places his cock on top of Roman's and wanks them both together. He then takes some oil and rubs it all over Roman's body. Roman is then made to get on his knees to show his ass, with Ondra standing astride him. Ondra spreads Roman's ass cheeks, so we can see his hole. The hole seems to open as the cheeks are spread and Ondra presses his big cock against Roman's crack. Ondra then lays down on the bed and Roman sits on his legs and begins to massage his back. His cock is against Ondra's ass crack and holding it down begins a nice fucking motion with his hard dick. Holding his cock in place with a thumb Roman fucks his cock against the crack until he shoots a nice creamy load. Ondra then turns over and allows Roman to wank him. His cock gets hard and he also cums, not a big load, but enough to wet his cock and Roman's hand. For their first time with another guy both did a very good job, and have both gone even further in subsequent shoots.
... more about Ondra and Roman - Broke Czech Boys further in this newsletter
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Mirek Spirik is a cheerful newcomer who we paired with the ever reliable Zdenek Zimola. The scene starts with Mirek in the shower, his hairy ass in clear view. He is washing himself as Zdenek arrives and also steps into the shower. Zdenek begins to pay a lot of attention to Mirek, and rather than washing himself he starts to play with his cock, soon getting it very hard. Not embarassed about showing his hard cock Zdenek offers to was Mirek's back for him. But that is shortlived as Zdenek turns Mirek around and starts to wash his chest. Mirek takes hold of Zdenek's hard cock and begins to wank it. Zdenek soaps his hands and begins to wash Mirek's cock and balls. The guys then start to kiss each other and Zdenek turns Mirek around so he can get a good look at his ass. He then stands in the corner, with his hard cock sticking out and pulls Mirek too him, pushing him down to his knees. Mirek takes hold of Zdenek's cock and starts to suck it. He kisses the shaft and takes the head in his mouth, sucking it nice and deep. Zdenek direct Mirek in what he wants, and his cock throbs as Mirek sucks it. Zdenek waves it in Mirek's face as well and then moves him over to the corner and goes down on his cock. Zdenek is an expert cocksucker and soon Mirek is rock hard too. Zdenek has further ideas and leads Marek out of the shower and onto a bed, so that they can 69. Zdenek is on the bottom, with Mirek atop him as they suck each other, and before the move and Mirek lays on his stomach, presenting his ass for Zdenek to rim. He spreads Mirek's cheeks and his tongue laps at that tight hole. Mirek loves the feeling of tongue on his ass and moans as his hole is rimmed. Zdenek is ready for more though and soon slips his throbbing cock into Mirek's ass. Mirek is on his knees, with Zdenek's dick sliding in and out of his hole, and he pushes back to get more of it. Zdenek speeds up, fucking as deep as he can. Then they change position, so that Mirek can sit his ass on Zdenek's upright dick. Mirek rides up and down on that cock, taking it deep in his ass, his tight ring grabbing the dick as he rides. Another change of position with Zdenek fucking Mirek in missionary, his legs spread wide and his eager hole open for that cock. He wanks on his cock as Zdenek plows his ass. Mirek is so hard he wants to cum and Zdenek moves over to his face and wanks himself as Mirek shoots a nice big load. That is enough to set Zdnenek off too and his cum spurts out of his cock, all over Mirek's face and the bed. Mirek's face is coated in creamy cum and he takes the cock in his mouth to drain the last of it. What a lovely scene with Zdenek showing us what a good top he can be. Mirek was great too, taking it all and lapping it up.
Message from Bill: The melt off continues. If the sidewalks are dry next week, I'll try to attend some more shoots. Ten days and counting until the wires are removed. Hopefully, walking will proceed pretty rapidly after that date.
This is a book I must read: http://goo.gl/aap4T
I'm quite sure I heard of the writer while living in LA. I'll tell you what you get for being lazy. May West was very gay friendly. During my very early career she had most of the gay filmmakers in my circle over to her penthouse apartment, about ten blocks from where I lived. One of them kept saying to me, 'let's run over, and I'll introduce you to May West.' I don't know whether it was being a wall-flower or not, but I never took them up on the offer. Pity.
I'd have loved to have compared notes with the writer of the above book.
Meanwhile, I've posted my final tiny Sneak Preview of our current Wank Party, edited from Mr. Franky's footage.
Hi Everybody, Geoff here again today, whilst Bill continues his recovery. He must be itching to get out and walking again, so let's hope all progresses well in the next couple of weeks.
We have some really lovely sets to look at today. We start with a great Broke Czech Boys shoot with Ondra Jeden and Roman Ditrich. Then we have Tomas Burkon's Erotic Video, he is such a good looking guy. We also have Honza Forst in a session stills shoot, and the same again with Danek Rovny.
Our castings today are: David Kronus, Michal Tyser and Tomas Caman. It's a close call today as all three guys have their merits, but I go for Michal Tyser.
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The Devils Lake Firebirds softball team hit lights out to earn an 8-3 win over Valley City on Tuesday May 7, 2013.
The Devils Lake Firebirds softball team hit lights out to earn an 8-3 win over Valley City on Tuesday May 7, 2013.
The Firebirds gave up one run in the top of first inning, but came back strong in the bottom of the inning by scoring three runs.
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Junior pitcher Alyssa Hornstein earned the victory for Devils Lake. Hornstein struck out four batters and only allowed six hits in the victory.
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UConn's Dolson a TV star in the making
Anyone who has spent five minutes, if that, with Stefanie Dolson understands that it's not exactly a perilous leap to suggest she's a five-tool threat to morph into a post-UConn media star: looks, humor, smarts, personality � and did we mention personality?
And now this offseason has merely reinforced it. Dolson parlayed a summer internship with SNY with her state television debut Tuesday, hosting the state's only Connecticut-centric television sports talk show, "Beyond The Beat" on CPTV Sports.
Stef Dolson hit a grand slam.
No, really. She's on her way. She could be the next Rebeeca Lobo. And that's the highest compliment.
Primer: "Beyond The Beat" is the brainchild of yours truly and Jeff Jacobs of the Hartford Courant. We'd discussed a state sports talk show for years until the CPTV Sports folks were kind enough to provide a forum. And now every week, with the estimable assistance of host Joe Zone of Channel 3, we laugh and holler our way through 30 minutes from Geno's Fastbreak at Mohegan Sun.
We've been fortunate enough to take the show on the road, all the way to New Orleans, for a Final Four special. We've had Geno Auriemma, Mike Thibault, Anne Donovan, Paul Pasqualoni, T.J. Weist, Jim Penders, Mike Cavanaugh, Warde Manuel, Swin Cash, Joe D'Ambrosio, Scott Gray, UConn football players Byron Jones and Tim Boyle, a number of high school coaches and other media personalities as guests.
Not bad for the first year. And this week marked our one-year anniversary. Idea: guest host. Solution: Dolson, whose comedic repertoire fortifies her Twitter handle, "@bigmommaStef." The idea of the show, other than to showcase Dolson, was to have her ask us the questions.
"I was a little nervous because this was the first time I had every done anything like this," Dolson said after the taping, which was Tuesday at Gampel Pavilion. "I'd say it was somewhat similar to the first college game I ever played at UConn. There were a lot of people (at the game) and pressure. But when you are doing something like (taping) for the first time, something that is new to you, it is nerve-wracking."
Fun would be one way to describe the 30 minutes with her. Hilarious would be another. Stef Dolson was completely herself, not to mention a rock looking into the camera with no prompter and running the show like our own point guard.
We talked about a number of issues: how come everyone in the media mispronounces "Kaleena Mosqueda Lewis," whether it's hard to sit stoically at courtside during games and favorite moments and people to cover. Dolson was completely in charge.
We talked about her "bunny ears" episode with President Obama and her faux pas during last season's NCAA tournament when she took a violent tumble and uttered one of George Carlin's seven words you can't say on television into television cameras. We nearly enticed her into giving the bunny ears to Zone as he was doing a few teasers for the week.
This was where at least half of the old Red Smith line about sportswriters - he called us "underpaid and overprivileged" - applied. At least the overprivileged part. How fortunate, indeed, that we get to watch the subjects we cover grow up and into vibrant young adults. Stef Dolson arrived here as a funny, outgoing kid, no doubt. Now four years later, the whole package has been cultivated and is on display for all to see.
When sports fans see UConn represented this year - at least the ones who watch women's basketball - they'll see this funny, engaging young woman who is bound for a TV career.
Let's hope she remembers us little people when she's famous.
CPTV Sports, still a relatively new channel, broadcasts all the state high school football and basketball championship games as well as the Connecticut Sun and several other state sports events. But it might not have had a better day than Tuesday, when its face was the most outgoing UConn student-athlete of them all.
This is the opinion of Day sports columnist Mike DiMauro.
Fitch's Amara Robinson: from broken back to all-state cheerleader
Highlights: ECC girls basketball final NL 54, Bacon Academy 40
2Wives, No Anchor owner faces federal narcotics, money laundering charges
Patriots owner Robert Kraft to be charged with soliciting prostitute
Environmentalists, regulators push for Green New Deal for Connecticut


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eSDR and SDR Electronic Property Statement Filing
eSDR Filing
The eSDR filing system will allow the user to file Business Property Statements one at a time in an electronic format. This system is similar to the process used by individuals when filing their Federal Income Tax return online. Users of this system will be allowed to save their progress and even print out a copy of their statement.
All established accounts will be sent their Business Identification Number (BIN) on the back side of the cover sheet included with the paper copy of their Property Statement. Businesses that have been filing via the eSDR service will not receive a paper copy of the Property Statement rather they will receive a single page Notice.
SDR Filing
The Standard Data Record or SDR filing system was designed to simplify the process of filing annual property statements for businesses that have multiple locations in one or more California counties.
The SDR system only accepts Business Property Statements that are filed electronically in the approved XML file format. Programming and/or software are required to create SDR files. The level of taxpayer effort/investment may not be practical for businesses that are filing for a single location.
For more information please visit https://www.calbpsfile.org/sdr/Default.aspx
Taxpayers who need to request their BIN a second time will need to have their 12 digit account number and submit an "Agent Authorization" form to the Assessor's Office in order to authorize the Assessor to release the Business Identification Number (BIN) to any business OWNER or AGENT. Agent Authorization forms may be sent in by standard US posted mail, fax (530) 666-8213 or email if the original form has been signed by an authorized person, rescanned and attached to an email.
Once the Agent Authorization form is received and accepted the BIN request will be processed. To help speed the process and receive your number in a timely manner, you may contact the Assessor's office at (530) 666-8135 or (916) 375-6496.


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Custom Rodriguez
We're en route to NYC for Super Bowl parties and events. Before we leave, we learned that Seattle Mayor bet Denver's Mayor Chihuly Glass, salmon, crab, and this custom Rodriguez Cycles. Fitting it's a rain bike with fenders too and the 12th men I know all ride bikes.
More photos on G+ and the story from the Office of the Mayor.


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inside the Eldheimar Museum, Heimaey Island, Iceland
"In area, the home island is so small that it approximates Manhattan south of the Empire State building. The volume of material that came pouring out on Heimaey in 1973 would be enough to envelop New York's entire financial district, with only the tops of the World Trade Center sticking out like ski huts. The image is not as outlandish as it seems. A few miles west of Manhattan, the high ground of Montclair—of Glen Ridge, Great Notch, and Mountainside—is the product of a similar fissure eruption." — John McPhee, from "Cooling the Lava," The Control of Nature
Heimaey, the main island of the Vestmannaeyjar islands of Iceland, via Google Mapsoutside the Eldheimar Museum, Heimaey Island, Iceland
Visiting Heimaey is a bit of a dream come true for FOP. Since reading John McPhee's dramatic rendering of the island, in the now seemingly ironically titled book The Control of Nature, this place has lived prominently in our imaginations. The convergence of the human and the geologic, as well as a community's ability to inhabit change, doesn't get much more literal than this.
On this southern edge of Iceland, in January of 1973, a 1.5 mile long fissure opened and began an outpouring of lava that lasted until July. In addition to birthing an entirely new 225 meter high volcano, the event buried over 300 homes and left millions of tons of tephra in its wake.
Our journey to Heimaey earlier this week began with a short 30 minute ferry from Iceland's main island. We passed through a dramatic cove filled with caves and turquoise waters. Once off the boat, we hiked through a "house graveyard" where homes are still buried beneath 15 meter deep tongues of solidified lava. From there, we hiked to the stunning new museum, Eldheimar, which was built in remembrance of the events of 1973. It has been built around what is now its centerpiece: an excavation of a buried home.
On Heimaey, the "turn" that we performed was a conceptual one. This is a place where people have adapted to massive, fast, unexpected change. In a matter of hours people had to abandon their homes. In many cases, they returned to homes buried in lava or ash. The lava flow was relatively slow, so as physical and material limits of the town were exceeded, locals were able to save their harbor and the community did not suffer a major loss of life. Because of this, citizens had the time and the psychological capacity to inhabit the change taking place for several months. This afforded active adaptation and creative response (such as spraying sea water on the lava to cool it and protect the harbor from destruction). Inhabitants could experience "catastrophic change" and turn towards it in part because a configuration of fortunate events confined experiences of loss to the loss of material things and not human lives. After 40 years, inhabitants narrate the life of their island in terms of "before" and "after" the eruption. People addressed the changes that engulfed Heimaey and recreated their town with new physical structures, infrastructures, and meanings.
What we paused with on Heimaey was our sense that human psychological limits greatly influence how we are able to meet change. If we have the opportunity to meet change from within our physical and cognitive limits, and while in the midst of a crisis that exceeds our psychological limits, there is a much better chance that we can creatively live within and move in accord with changing material realities. If many lives had been lost on Heimay, it's very likely this island would be place of mourning and the new museum a memorial.
Yet, we all now live in a contemporary context that has exceeded limits across many realities, including the psychological, social, environmental, cultural, economic etc. The geophysical world churns out changes without concern for us or our built environment.
There's much that humans cannot control when it comes to the geologic (earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions). We design ourselves into even more risk when we stake our own viability upon so many affordances poised at so many edges and beyond the limits of the world. Our activities have set algorithms of change into motion long ago. Many of them can't be stopped at this point. Even if we do have the luxury of a warning (as we did have about global warming) political, economic, and cultural forces that we set into motion long ago continue to execute themselves. Multiple, compounding forces of change are now co-mingling with one another, many of which we can't control and currently are not attuned to (physically or cognitively). In this way, many of us live in a different framing of reality than those who inhabit Heimaey.
a walk through the "House Graveyard", Heimaey Island, Iceland
at the Eldheimar Museum, Heimaey Island, Iceland
*all images this post FOP 2014 unless otherwise noted.
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Appreciate your insights on the power of nature and for sharing the visual tour. The Icelandic folks sure has a fine way to turn a catastrophic event into an excellent tourist attraction.


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Drug patents, International Conflict and Your Best Interest (Oh My)
Years ago Brazil went out on a limb and "Stole" medicine (patents) and delivered end product to their population. When we think about patents that have a significant implication to the world, at what point does recouping development costs and making a little profit become overshadowed by long term corporate greed and our planets / populations best interest?
The argument is simple enough. If companies that invest and develop drugs are not compensated then these ideas will never be created and those who need the medicine will never receive it. This possibly used to be true but it is no longer a fact.
A person who used to work for the largest of drug companies shared with me that it often costs a company up to Two Billion Dollars to bring a new drug to market. Granted, these costs also include the research to find out if the new drug would cannibalize any of the existing medicine revenue they currently sell.
Case in point- this same company researched creating their own brand of Cannabis / THC and discovered that besides not being able to create a 'Unique Product' that what they did create showed higher than acceptable percentages of pregnant women having 'Ecstatic Births'. Can't have that! Think of all the meds our hospitals feed our mothers and how much money that generates. Not to mention that the United States is among the LAST on the list for healthy births for developed nations. "The Business of Being Born" does a great job of explaining the downward drug loop that precipitates this unfortunate fact.
So what can be done? The idea is simple enough; Open Source Drug Development. Allow for meaningful co-development to occur and credit those who have impact on the end result. Spread out the costs, leverage the brain power of the 'Crowd' (reference Ted Talk: Of oxes and the wisdom of crowds: Lior Zoref at TED2012). http://blog.ted.com/2012/02/29/of-oxes-and-the-wisdom-of-crowds-lior-zoref-at-ted2012/
Collaborative research is now longer outside our abilities. I imagine we will begin to see this type of research done as plant based medicines ( which may not provide the revenues necessary to sole source research ) still provide critical efficacy.
CBD (Cannabidiol) is a good example candidate. ( PS: The U.S. Federal Government has the patent on Cannabidiol. )
The below is the referenceable point that inspired this idea.
The average annual cost of ART per patient in 1997 was $4,459—compared to over $10,000 in most of the developed world—totaling only $242 million per annum.[17] However, in 2001, Brazil manufactured locally 8 of the 12 drugs in the national ARV cocktail; in 2003 and 2005, 8 of the 15.[18][19] If all of the drugs were patented imports, the cost of these ARV programs would increase by 32%.[17] In the period between 1996 and 2000, Brazil reduced treatment costs by 72.5% through import substitution; by contrast, the price of imports dropped by only 9.6%.[18] Brazil has save over US $1.1 billion in the cost of providing universal access to ART by producing anti-retroviral medications generically [20]
Article 71 of the 1997 Brazilian patent law requires that foreign products be manufactured in Brazil within three years of receiving a patent. If a foreign company does not comply, Brazil may authorize a local company to produce the drug without the consent of the patent holder, a tactic known as "compulsory licensing" or the "bargaining chip and as a last resort."[21] In addition, Article 68 authorizes "parallel importing" from the lowest international generic bidder, effectively destroying the patent holder's monopoly as well.[22]
Prodded by domestic pharmaceutical lobbies, the U.S. challenged Article 68 within the framework of the World Trade Organization's Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPs) regime for allegedly discriminating against imported products; Article 71—to the chagrin of many companies—was not included in the complaint. In additional, the U.S. placed Brazil on the "Special 301" watch list, opening the possibility for "unilateral sanctions," and companies individually threatened to pull out of the Brazilian market altogether.[23] Brazil argued that the law only applied to cases where the patent holder abuses their economic power, a loophole specifically allowed by the TRIPS agreement.[18] Advocates of intellectual property rights (IPR) worldwide condemned the actions of the Brazilian government. For example, Slavi Pachovski, a member of the Institute for Trade, Standards and Sustainable Development, argues:[24]
- If this trend proceeds, it will be a global pandemic of AIDS that will grow uncontrollable because the Brazilian move will destroy the whole legal order that is the basis for developing new drugs and continuing research.
The pharmaceutical companies were not just afraid of the immediate loss of the Brazilian market, but with the larger implications of other developing countries following Brazil's example. Large developing countries, like Argentina and India, with large industrial capacities and evolving intellectual property regimes are the true elephant in the room.[25]


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It's HOAR-ERBauzi wrote:Yeah yeah... it's no horror video like movies etc. ,but hey! When did a real horror amv actualy win in the VCAs? It's all about the creepy, horrish amvs out there and therfor it makes a good job.
This video is probably my favourite video of 2009.
In that case I'd have to nominate Jadeeyedangel's video about succubus (ghost hoars) lol... wait... that really would work I bet lol


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Egbert was first published, by Quality Comics, in the Spring of 1946. The title would run for 20 issues until August 1950.
Ernie Hart was the main contributor to the early issues. He is best remembered now for Marvel Comics' funny animal character, Super Rabbit. Hart also worked on such comics as Terrytoons Comics, Animated Funny Comic-Tunes and Mighty Mouse. Hart was also the artist who first drew Marmaduke Mouse and King Louie the lion.
The stars of the title were Egbert, billed as 'the world's funniest chicken' and his 'sly pal' a fox named The Count. In the introductory story Egbert is convinced by the Count that he is in fact an owl and that the detective Nero Owl is in fact a fox.
Another funny animal series drawn by Ernie Hart and debuting in issue #1 is Rollo Raccoon and Picklefoot Pig. Rather confusingly in the same year The Raccoon Kids appeared in DC Comics' Animal Antics. The Raccoon Kids are twins named Rudy and Rollo Raccoon. Other characters appearing in Egbert included Bunnyhunch and Buzz 'The Bunny Boys', Beanie Bear 'The Cub Scout' and a chimp named Rasputin.
To read a comic book, click on one of the covers beneath. Click on the sections on the right to navigate through the site.


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Los Alamos National Laboratory
For your calendar
Lecture July 10 on Truman's decision to drop the bomb
On Wednesday, July 10 at 5:30 p.m. the Bradbury Science Museum will host a talk on President Truman's decision regarding use of the atomic bomb during World War II. The topic will be presented by Noel Pugach, professor emeritus of the University of New Mexico's history department.
The talk is free and open to the public with seating on a first-come, first-serve basis. The Museum is located at 1350 Central Avenue, Los Alamos.
Lectures every month through the end of the year
To see a list of other 70th anniversary lectures scheduled for this year, go to the Museum's website.Did you know?: The Bradbury Science Museum was voted a top North American science museum by select members of Mensa just in time for summer? While the National Air and Space Museum ranked first, Los Alamos' museum came in at a very respectable fifth of the 10 listed.
You can view the original story here.
July 31 deadline for Leadership Los Alamos applications
Those interested in leadership roles in the community are invited to apply for Leadership Los Alamos. In monthly sessions that run from September through May, participants have an opportunity to learn about various aspects of the community including economic development, the environment and local government. The Lab routinely sponsors participants to help encourage community volunteerism.
The cost of the program is $650 and, if selected, scholarship assistance could be provided based on financial need.
For more information, go to the Leadership Los Alamos website.


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Bahrain 'a business friendly investment oasis'
Manama, October 21, 2011
Bahrain was promoted as a business friendly investment oasis at a chemical conference held in the Indian state of Gujarat which was attended by 1,200 leading chemical experts.
Mashal Group chairman Dr Yousef Mashal gave a speech on the benefits of investing in Bahrain at the 'Indian Chem Conference' in Ahmedabad on October 15 and 16.
Dr Mashal highlighted the advantages of setting up a chemical industry in Bahrain, particularly because of the country's close proximity to Sabic in Saudi Arabia, which is one of the largest chemical producers in the world.
'Many of the conference attendees weren't aware about Bahrain's proximity to Saudi Arabia, so it was a good opportunity to inform them and to let them know Bahrain is safe and is still an investment oasis in the region,' said Dr Mashal.
'Many have really understood for the first time some of the advantages Bahrain has to offer, such as it is the financial centre of the region, there are no restrictions on money coming in and going out and we live here open.
'I also highlighted that they can have 100 per cent ownership and there is no need for a local partner in industry,' Dr Mashal added.
He had an audience with Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and presented him with a memento of a Bahrain map that highlights sites in the industrial area.
Dr Mashal briefed him on the political and economic situation in Bahrain, which started with the reforms of His Majesty King Hamad and how the country had moved ahead in a similar way to Gujarat.
He explained that despite the unrest in February and March, Bahrain is still growing and the political and economic reforms weren't affected.-TradeArabia News Service


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When you think of a jet, you probably think Top Gun, but Lamborghini now wants you to consider its Egoista, that uses jet-fighter imagery in its single-seater cockpit and body lines.
Walter De Silva, head of design at VW, presented the car for the celebration in Sant'Agata Bolognese. And what an entrance it made. Projected onto nine big screens, the rolling sculpture made its way onto the stage that resembled a landing strip, complete with ground crew using light paddles to direct him to its resting place.
Powered by a 5.2-liter V10 engine blasting off with 600hp, the Egoista is constructed from lightweight materials to add to the go-fast theme. The cockpit is surrounded by orange glass and can apparently be ejected in an emergency.
And with high speed comes heat, so a series of air intakes on the back of the engine cover cool the powerful V10.
Loosing traditional headlights, LED clearance lights determine the car's position in three dimensions. Additional lights include two white front lights, two red rear lights, red flashing light on the upper tail, two orange side markers, one red and one green on the roof, and two hidden xenon headlamps behind the front air intakes.
The Egoista's body uses a special anti-radar material, while the glass is anti-glare with its orange gradation.
Keeping the instruments to the minimum, the focal point is a heads-up display.


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While Rob Franco and Chris Wilson were presenting and getting feedback at PDC, I spent most of my time in smaller discussions (for example, with Paul and Joe) about the security work we've done in IE. The discussions reminded me that, before most of the team was working on IE7, before Rob posted about our overall approach to IE7 security, we heard three things about IE and security over and over: "take it out of the operating system (or integrate it less), get rid of ActiveX, and rewrite IE to be secure."
Now, no one wants to hear what these steps (if done literally) would break. Windows applications (like the AOL client, or Office) use IE technologies to show users HTML email, to download files from the internet, and more. Similarly, no one wants to hear that every browser has its own ActiveX equivalent in order to support great technologies like Macromedia Flash and media players.
I wanted to step back from the threat-driven way we've thought about security for just one blog post and talk about our work in terms of what we heard people ask us for.
We heard people ask for more separation between the browser and Windows. In IE7, we built a containment wall around IE by running it in Protected Mode. In this mode, IE can browse the web but cannot install software (good or bad) or change settings on the user's computer without explicit user consent. Because the foundation work to make this possible is in Windows Vista, this feature is not available on the XP version of IE7. Expect to read more about the details of how this works, and how IE balances compatibility (e.g. users still want their toolbars to work!) with security, in another post.
We heard people say that ActiveX controls had too much privilege. In IE7, we made sure that the only ActiveX controls available to IE were the ones intended for use on the internet. Microsoft Windows includes many, many ActiveX controls. For example, an application developer can use IE technology to browse the web inside her application by using a particular ActiveX. While only some ActiveX controls were intended for use inside IE by web sites, many of them identify themselves as available for use inside IE. We decided that allowing ActiveX controls to run in IE should be the exception, not the rule. IE7 will block all ActiveX controls from running in the browser except for controls that were explicitly intended for the browser. That list is under the user's control. Of course, to keep mainstream web sites running, the most commonly used, clearly intended for the web, ActiveX controls (like Flash) will be on that list by default. We started getting feedback on this feature from developers at PDC. Expect a blog post with more detail so we can get your feedback on it before beta 2.
We heard people say that we should just start over from scratch. In IE7, we identified, via threat-modeling, the most critical parts of IE and focused our rewriting efforts on those parts. For example, we didn't need to rewrite all HTML parsing in order to make IE more secure, but URL parsing and the enforcement of cross-domain security were clearly important parts to re-work this release. If you were at Rob's PDC talk or if you have read about threat modeling, you'll understand why we focused on threats rather than on rewriting for its own sake. While it's hard to see the effects of these changes in every day browsing with IE7 (well, except for now supporting International Domain Names), these parts of the product are more resilient against attack and are still compatible with the web.
The things people asked for so much a year ago represent only a subset of what we did in IE7 and Windows Vista. I think the Phishing filter and other anti-fraud work that we've done is important. The Parental Controls work that teams showed at PDC is another aspect of protecting people while they're using the internet. None of this security counts unless corporations can deploy it; we've done work (like the application compatibility tool and better Group Policy support) to make deployment easier. There's also additional functionality around the user experience of security that will come out with beta 2.
Thanks in advance for your feedback on IE7,


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It all starts with our great Menu!
Welcome to the Brunswick Barbecue & Brew, your destination for the best in barbecue! It didn't take long for us to earn our reputation as one of the most popular eateries in the Capital Region. Noted for a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere, Brunswick Barbecue & Brew is the perfect place to unwind. Pick from our great beer selection, and let one of our courteous waitstaff answer the question you're bound to ask... "What is that great smell coming from the kitchen?"
Owned and operated by Master Brewer Gary "Goose" Gosselin, Brunswick Barbecue & Brew is the culmination of his dream to create the perfect blend of great beers, great barbecue, and live music all under one big, red roof. Sampling some of the finest ribs you will ever taste is just the beginning, as there are a wealth of things to enjoy at BB&B. Great weekend entertainment, a superior beer selection overseen by the brewmaster himself, full bar featuring creative cocktails, and an extensive wine list are just a few of the things that will keep you coming back for more!
Finding just the right dish to satisfy your craving is never a problem. BB&B offers 4 different menus to suit every taste. In addition to unique and savory barbecue selections, you can enjoy seafood, steak and lighter fare as well. Keep in mind we also do catering offsite along with private parties!
Located at the intersection of Routes 2 and 351 in Brunswick, NY. The restaurant is easy to get to, just minutes east of Troy. We are open 7 days a week at 5 PM. For reservations, call 518-279-9993. Hope to see you soon!


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Lucy Liu has made a name for herself playing an assortment of imposing females ranging from the hilariously icy (yet undeniably hot) Ling Woo on "Ally McBeal" to ferocious booty-kicker Alex Munday in the "Charlie's Angels" movies.
That may explain why this first-generation Asian-American actress from Queens, N.Y., fairly leapt at the chance to play a vulnerable woman searching for her Prince Charming in "Marry Me," a sparkling two-part, four-hour romantic comedy airing Sunday and Monday, Dec. 12 and 13, on Lifetime.
Written by Barbara Hall ("Judging Amy," "Joan of Arcadia"), the TV movie recounts how Atlanta social worker Rae Ann Carter (Liu) finds herself swept up in a romantic quadrangle with three handsome suitors: Luke (Steven Pasquale, "Rescue Me"), a charming interior designer who impulsively proposes to her on their first real date; Harry (Enrique Murciano, "Without a Trace"), Luke's wealthy former college roommate; and Adam (Bobby Cannavale), her ex-lover, who is pursuing her after realizing he made a mistake putting their relationship on hold and now wants her back.
Sitting on the steps outside a suburban Atlanta church during a break in filming, Liu freely confesses this role was catnip for her.
"It's amazing, and it's great to be in a romantic comedy," she says, looking surprisingly fragile as she idly plays with a big black dog lolling at her feet. "I think that more than anything is a great part of my doing it. This is definitely not a stunt-driven movie, so for me it was more of a challenge to try to do something where the character gets married as opposed to, you know, gets hit in the head. I was excited to do a full-blown romantic comedy, an all-out girl-and-guy movie."
One of the guys in the equation, Pasquale, says his maiden voyage into the romantic comedy genre couldn't be more fun.
"The script is very well-written, and the cast is wonderful," he says. "My character has been unlucky in love until he meets Rae Ann, played by Lucy. Things happen kind of instantly and spectacularly with them, and they're off and running on a whirlwind romance after they meet on a blind date that my 'reverend uncle' sets us up on."
As if working with three hot guys weren't enough incentive, an added bonus for Liu was working with Annie Potts as her adoptive movie mom. The two became friendly last year when Liu took over a role from Potts in a Broadway play, and the former "Designing Women" actress was more than happy to work in Atlanta, the setting of one of her biggest TV successes.
"Barbara Hall is just a wonderful writer," Potts says. "Do you remember the wonderful relationship that Tyne Daly and Amy Brenneman had in 'Judging Amy'? Barbara is so good at writing really interesting and complicated and fresh mother-daughter things, which is one of the reasons I was attracted to the piece. My character is really fun, and she's Southern, which is always emotional territory that is in my neighborhood, so I was delighted to take it on.
"I have not worked in Atlanta before, but I have run into several people here just on the street who think, because of 'Designing Women,' (that I used to live here). One person the other day said, 'Oh, Miss Potts, we're so glad that you've moved back!' People assume I lived here. My alter ego did, but not me. I haven't even been here in a long time, so Atlanta is all fresh for me."