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After my last article on having a successful professional home energy audit, a reader sent me an e-mail wanting more details about what kind of money he could expect to save if he paid for an audit. Would it really be worth spending a few hundred dollars for it?
It's a good question, and one that's not easy to answer–simply because every home and its energy efficiency situation is different.
First I'd like to point out that often times a home energy audit is free. For example, Washington, D.C. provides a free home energy audit from a RESNET-certified auditor. Some power companies do the same. By all means you should avail yourself of these free opportunities if you can.
Another point is that whether the audit itself is free or not, many cities now offer residents tax credits for upgrading their home energy efficiency. The Obama stimulus package has also dedicated a large amount of money to this effort. You should check with your local government to see what incentives are available for you.
Still, at the end of the day it comes down to dollars and cents. Just how much money could you save by performing an audit and following its recommendations? Isn't there some way to calculate this despite the differences in individual households?
I did some Internet research and discovered the Home Energy Saver tool. It tries to do the impossible by actually assigning dollar values to the kinds of savings you might see if you implement specific energy efficiency improvements. It calculates your savings using methods for estimating home energy use developed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the US Department of Energy.
I entered sample information to get a feel for what the tool would say for an average house (I currently live in a small apartment so I couldn't use real values.) I put in my address so the tool could calculate my climate conditions. I otherwise left all the default answers provided–I wanted a payback measurement period of ten years, for a house built in 1972 with 1800 square feet, and so on. It also asked questions about what kind of appliances I have, how many windows, how much I pay for electricity, etc…and again I left the default answers. I just wanted to see what the results summary looked like!
After some number crunching, the results were ready. It calculated my energy use at about $3100 a year and even threw in my carbon emissions, almost 34,000 lbs. (Ouch!) By implementing their suggested improvements and upgrades my bill would go down to about $1500 a year. That's some substantial savings!
You can select or de-select their suggestions and re-calculate results. Once you're satisfied with your upgrade selections you get a full upgrade report. The report was fantastically detailed. For example, it advised me that if I implemented one of its suggestions, a programmable thermostat, I could realizing the following savings:
- Estimated annual bill savings: $127
- Estimated savings over the lifetime of the new thermostat: $1905
- Upgrade cost from a regular thermostat: $70
- Return on investment: 182%
- Pays for itself in: 1 year.
You get the same summary for each proposed upgrade. It also adds up the total cost of all the proposed upgrades, compares that with your energy savings, and crunches your total return on investment along with how long it takes for your energy savings to pay back your investment.
Bottom line, it's an incredible tool! It's about as close as anything will come to telling you, down to the dollars and cents, how much money you would save by implementing the fixes proposed by a home energy audit.
(This is the third in a multi-part series on home energy audits. Part 1 addressed the value of having one done, and Part 2 discussed the seven steps to getting a successful professional audit.)


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Having Trouble With Fashion? Use This Handy Guide!
Fashion is what you make it, and it's your own unique personal taste of how you express yourself. However, you can learn quite a bit from others, and those tips will help you to figure out where to get more information. Read on for some great advice as you delve deeper into the fashion world.
readymade salwar suits online perth Do not buy your clothing based strictly on how good the sale is. No matter how much of a steal it is money wise, if it looks bad on you, don't buy it. You won't wear it, and your money will go to waste.
For the bulk of the budget you have for fashion, buy classics and basics. Invest in pieces that work well together and will never go out of style. A basic, black skirt will never go out of style and can last for years.
Get your hair up and off your shoulders with a casual up-do. Longer hair can really be a pain to deal with during busy days at work or school. If you do not have time for a more elaborate style, just pull it into a cute bun.
Don't follow a trend just because it's "in." What may look great on that runway model may make you look like a carnival side show. Do what makes you comfortable. You are going to want to go with your gut on this. They usually put you on the correct path.
For those with frizz problems, when drying hair, don't rub it with a towel. That damages your hair and encourages frizz. Instead, wrap it up and push on the towel to get most of the moisture off. After it reaches the dryness of your desire, remove the towel and comb the hair.
Don't wear the latest style if it won't look good on you. Something that looks great on a model may look ridiculous on your frame. Consider different fashion tips, and follow your own desired tastes. You should follow your natural instincts. You won't be led down the wrong path.
There are many different hair accessory options. You can have a simple elastic or a glitzy rhinestone barrette. No matter the length of your hair, be sure to include some hair accessories in your wardrobe for every occasion. To be athletic looking, for example, it's recommended to wear a suit that looks athletic and match it with a similar ponytail holder. If you are dressing up, select a glittery barrette or pretty clip to go along with your outfit.
Common wisdom is to avoid horizontal stripes if you happen to be on the heavy side. This pattern makes you look wider and is completely unflattering. Instead, choose a pattern with a vertical, linear pattern, which emphasizes on your height of your body and plays down on the width.
Be wary of sizing. Don't buy clothing that you haven't tried on. Body measurements are not the guide for clothing sizes anymore. Different brands have different measurements and sizes. When you shop on the Internet, you should always look for a size reference chart. Also, look at their return policy to make sure you can send back anything that you don't like.
As you read earlier, fashion should feel more comfortable as a subject. That means that you want to be confident and even proud when you show others your wardrobe. Hopefully, you've gleaned some great advice from this article.


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Not too bad for a weekend cruise
Sail Date: May 09, 2008
Reviewed: 7 years ago
Traveled As: Singles/Friends
Room Type: Oceanview
Pros: Food and entertainment!
Cons: Bartender skills and lack of bar-waiters
Recommends Norwegian Dream (RETIRED) 136? Yes!
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-472?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12636662#action_12636662 ] Rick Hillegas commented on DERBY-472: ------------------------------------- Hi Suran, I think that this would be a great contribution. It might be good to start out by defining what you mean by Lucene/Derby integration. Here are some possibilities. Full disclosure: it has been a long time since I looked at Lucene and I have not prototyped any of the possibilities listed below: 1) Be able to run Lucene queries against text stored in Derby. I believe that this has been working for a long time. Lucene can index documents that are stored inside RDBMSes, including Derby. Documents are persisted in Derby and the customer application periodically tells Lucene to re-index those documents (say once a night). The application runs queries against the Lucene indexes and then retrieves the relevant documents from Derby when the customer wants to drill down. If that's all you want to do, then you may just need to write a primer, explaining how a developer would set up a combined Derby/Lucene installation. 2) Be able to do (1) and join Lucene results against other Derby data. I believe that you can do this today without modifying Lucene or Derby. You need to do something like the following: a) Write triggers which update the Lucene indexes when the customer inserts or updates a document. b) Write a table function which is handed a Lucene query. The table function returns the relevant document ids. Those ids can then be joined back to Derby tables to retrieve documents. No doubt there are a lot of interesting issues involved with keeping Derby and Lucene in sync. The table function might look like this: create function luceneQuery ( queryText varchar( 32672 ), documentDomain varchar( 32672 ), rankCutoff double ) returns table ( documentDomain varchar( 32672 ), documentID int, rank double ) language java parameter style DERBY_JDBC_RESULT_SET contains sql external name 'LuceneSupport.luceneQuery' Then you could pose Derby queries like this: select reports.id, reports.document, luceneResults.rank from docSchema.reports, table( luceneQuery( '+Apache +Derby -hat', 'docSchema.reports', 0.8 ) ) luceneResults where reports.id = luceneResults.documentID order by luceneResults.rank If that's good enough, then your task might just be providing a template trigger and table function plus writing a whitepaper explaining how to wire the templates into an application. 3) Be able to do (2) with great performance. It may be that (2) has some performance or scalability problems. Lucene or Derby might need to be enhanced to make (2) perform well. 4) Be able to do (3) easily. A DBA might want help in setting up a combined Derby/Lucene installation. A DBA might want to backup and restore the Derby and Lucene databases together. Making this easily usable might require writing some tools and/or putting some hooks into Lucene and Derby. 5) Something else. What's on your mind? > Full Text Indexing / Full Text Search > ------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-472 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-472 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: SQL > Affects Versions: 10.0.2.0 > Environment: All environments > Reporter: Rick Hillegas > > Efficiently support full text search of string datatyped columns. Mag Gam raised this issue on the user's mailing list on 24 July 2005; the email thread is titled 'Full Text Indexing'. Mag wants to see something akin to the functionality in tsearch2 (http://www.sai.msu.su/~megera/postgres/gist/tsearch/V2/). Dan points out that we may be able to re-use index building technology exposed by the apache Lucene project (http://lucene.apache.org/). > Presumably we want to build inverted indexes on all string datatyped columns: CHAR, VARCHAR, LONG VARCHAR, CLOB,, and their national variants (when they are implemented). We should consider the following additional issues when specifying this feature: > 1) Do we also want to support text search on XML columns? > 2) Which human languages do we support initially? Each language has its own rules for lexing words and its own list of "noise" words which should not be indexed. Hopefully, we can plug-in some existing packages of lexers and noise filters. We should encourage users to donate additional lexers/fitlers. > 3) The CREATE INDEX syntax (for these new inverted indexes) should let us bind a lexing human language to a string-datatyped column. > 4) How do we express the search condition? For case-sensitive searches we can get away with boolean expressions built out of standard LIKE clauses. However, in my opinion, case-sensitive searches are an edge case. The more useful situation is a case-insensitive search. Can we get away with introducing a non-standard function here or do we need to push a proposal through the standards commitees? Even more useful and non-standard are fuzzy searches, which tolerate bad spellers. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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May 17, 2007
Crumpler Wants To Be A Naming Company
If voters compare candidates like boxes of cornflakes, do photographers shop for camera bags the way they'd buy real estate?
Crumpler seems to think so, given the fact that they produce a "Million Dollar Home" line of camera bags. These range from the 1 Million Dollar Home to the 7 Million Dollar Home—and there's a Brazillion Dollar Home, as well.
As with homes, the higher numbers reflect greater square footage. The Brazillion Dollar home holds two SLR cameras and a laptop, with straps for your tripod. The Sherpa required to carry all of that is not included in the $280 price, however.
As a recent review of the 4 Million Dollar Home points out, Crumpler is known for its unique product naming schemes. And rightly so. "Crumpler" is a counter-intuitive name for a company that manufactures bags for fragile equipment. The last thing you want your camera or laptop to undergo is crumpling.
But that's as nothing to the names of the bags themselves. In addition to the Million Dollar Home series, there's:
- the Bucket series
- the Bundle series
- the Customary and Sinking Barge (a name even less reassuring than "Crumpler")
- the Whickey and Cox (sounds like a pub, doesn't it?)
- the Karachi Outpost
- the Keystone
And that's just in camera bags. There's also:
- a book (or beer) bag called the Hoax
- laptop bags called the Salary Sacrifice and the Dreadful Embarrassment
- a traveling bag called the Status Belly
- a cell phone/accessory bag called the HooJah
The product descriptions are, if anything, crazier than the names. Which seems to be a big part of why they're popular as far away as Kota Kinabalu.
It seems Crumpler uses different product names for its bags in Europe, which could get confusing. In England the bags go by completely different but equally outrageous names:
- Pretty Boy
- The Daily
- The Warm Shower
- Stripper Ripper
Maybe Crumpler employees all have a secret aspiration to work for naming companies. They certainly out-name competitors like Tamrac and Lowepro. Not that "Cyber Pro" and "Velocity" (Tamrac) are bad names; neither are "Vertex" and "Road Runner" (Lowepro).
But none of them are as memorably funky as the names of the Crumpler bags.
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Sometimes all it takes to create buzz and brand attachment is to be different, whether or not "different" makes a whole lot of sense!
"Let me show you my Karachi Outpost." Much more sexy than, "Let me show you my American Tourister bag thingie."
Crumpler bags are targeted on a hipper, younger group of people than the LowePro's and other more traditional companies. I have a LowePro cambag because I prefer a specific design of theirs, but my other bags are Crumplers. They're just cooler on all aspects, including the names.
My European Crumpler iBook bag is called "The Little Pimp" ;)
So you know....the reason for the different names and designs (better or more interesting/versatile) in the EU is because Crumpler Australia does not OWN Crumpler Germany, which owns the rights to the branding of Crumpler for the EU!!! As a side note, Crumpler Germany appears to be more in line with the original appeal to the brand, however, the Australian (original) appears to have sold out not only in its designs but also its quality - to fall in line with the pricing (for a very long time, the quality certainly outweighed the price). Further, as having had my original Crumpler bag (laptop bag) I feel that the managers/directors/owners (as they all of the one) are cheap and and lack the forsight to carry the brand on in Australia - concentrating more on the overseas sales than their at home supportors which made the brand so popular!!


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Project Manager Ii jobs in NJ
PerkinElmer | Trenton, NJ and 6 other locations
OneSource, Project Manager LeaderRefine processes that correlate with the customer's requirements for all aspects of the OS PS projects, including invoicing, change control, opportunities to expand program scope, managing service providers, and leveraging links into the customer�s internal communication processes.
8 - 10 years experience|
Babcock & Wilcox | Cinnaminson, NJ and 5 other locations
Project Manager - ConstructionWork with Project Management Office (PMO) to establish and develop consistent project management processes, procedures, tools and methods throughout the global organization.
11 - 15 years experience|
Energy / Oil & Gas
Engility | NJ and 1 other location
Project ManagerLead the development of project artifacts, including leadership briefing, project roadmaps, plans of action, guides, project charters, program/project management plans and supporting plans, risk management plans, and other SDLC documentation.
8 - 10 years experience|
IT Consulting/Services
PRI Technology | Princeton, NJ
Business Project Manager$100K - $110KThe Business Project Manager is responsible for managing several concurrent projects using agile methods in a fast-paced environment that cross multiple business divisions.
5 - 7 years experience|
Information ServicesPosted by Lori Sklarski
Integra LifeSciences | Plainsboro, NJ
Project ManagerResponsible for delivering integration according to the defined objectives, on time and within budget. Lead, motivate and drive cross-functional team performance.
5 - 7 years experience|
Business Services
Confidential Company | Princeton, NJ
Project / Program Delivery Manager - BI / Data Management / Analytics$140K - $150KManage day-to-day operational aspects of one or more projects, including: development of high-level project plans and budgets; establishment of milestones and deliverables for assigned projects.
8 - 10 years experience|
IT Consulting/ServicesPosted by Chuck Srinivas
NextGen Healthcare Information Systems | Horsham, PA
Account Manager IIDeliver superior customer service through regular contact with set of assigned clients by holding standing status calls, ad hoc calls, written communications, and other contact as needed.
5 - 7 years experience|
Business Services
NextGen Healthcare Information Systems | Horsham, PA
Account Manager IIProvide leadership and guidance to clients as a authority on products, services, and processes by staying current on news, updates and releases as well as industry updates (i.E. Meaningful use, value based care).
5 - 7 years experience|
Business Services
Sankyo Pharma | NJ
Executive Director Global R&D Project Management and LeadershipProvide project management expertise, strategic direction or operational support to business critical, cross - functional, non - project and project - related initiatives or taskforces, including due diligence reviews of potential in - licensing candidates.
15+ years experience|
Artech Information Systems LLC | Mount Laurel, NJ
Project Manager$80K - $100KCoordinate with various levels of sales, operations, engineering and other functional groups to ensure orders flow appropriately and accurately.
5 - 7 years experience|
TelecommunicationsPosted by Ashish Kumar
Brown And Caldwell | Cherry Hill, NJ and 2 other locations
Remedial Construction Project ManagerWork independently, exercising professional judgment to develop recommended solutions that meet client expectations and goals.
11 - 15 years experience|
Business Services
Church & Dwight | Ewing, NJ
Sr. Project Manager - Capital ProjectsDirect the planning/preparation of individual capital projects and manage these projects from design and through construction.
15+ years experience|
Consumer Goods / Miscellaneous
McCann Worldgroup | Princeton, NJ
Associate Director of Project ManagementDrive the delivery team and partner with leaders in all departments to achieve business objectives; expertly perform all aspects of project delivery from project scoping and definition to successful execution, and lessons learned.
11 - 15 years experience|
Advertising & Marketing Services
Tabula Rasa Healthcare (formerly CareKinesis) | Moorestown, NJ
Project Manager, (Healthcare-Program Delivery)Provides a single point of contact for the implementation and delivery of projects; interfaces with all areas affected by the project which may include customers, client services and various departments (e.g. marketing, computer services etc.).
5 - 7 years experience|
Healthcare IT
American Water Works | Voorhees, NJ
Customer Experience Project ManagerLead the project management for the Process Excellence Project Management Office (PMO) for Strategic Customer Experience Projects. These projects are in cross functional areas and state operations.
Less than 5 years experience|
Energy & Environmental Services
Evanston | NJ
Project Manager, Clinical Operations, PharmaConduct management reviews as necessary to ensure positive program results and engagement, initiate studies as needed by working with stakeholders and subject matter experts.
8 - 10 years experience|
Business Services
BristolMyers Squibb | Princeton, NJ
Project Manager - HEOR (Health Economics And Outcomes Research)Identify critical paths, conduct risk assessments and collaborate with key stakeholders to develop contingency plans and action plans to maintain timelines.
8 - 10 years experience|
Biotech/PharmaPosted by Winston Alex
Sankyo Pharma | NJ
Sr Director Global Project Management OncologyHelps to set the strategy; able to lead complex strategy development; identifies organizational gaps and influences program environment (function heads, senior R&D and commercial management) to address gaps that impact the program.
11 - 15 years experience|
POWER Engineers | Hamilton, NJ
Project Manager - Power DeliveryProvide internal mentoring and leadership to junior team members as assigned and as a regular order of business.
15+ years experience|
Engineering Services
PPD | NJ and 5 other locations
Project Manager / Senior Project Manager - GovernmentPlans and communicates to team members study specific tasks and priorities for projects. Delegates, as appropriate, assigned responsibilities to project team members.
8 - 10 years experience|
Confidential Company | Princeton, NJ and 1 other location
Project ManagerSupports program manager to develop statement of work in response to request for quote. Works with program manager, product line manager, mfg supply chain/procurement, engineering & manufacturing ops organizations to estimate costs & lead- time.
Manufacturing / Diversified
Teleport Communications Group Inc (Del Corp) | Dayton, NJ
Project ManagerMeets financial objectives by forecasting, maintaining program budget, scheduling expenditures, analyzing variances, and initiating corrective actions.
11 - 15 years experience|
IT Consulting/Services
VWR | NJ and 1 other location
Project ManagerDevelops, updates and communicates detailed project plans with internal partners and external customer teams to ensure the success of VWRCATALYST business solution implementation.
Less than 5 years experience|
Retail / Diversified
Salesforce | Newtown, PA and 3 other locations
Senior Project ManagerManage day-to-day execution of project implementations. Monitor and review project progress and timelines; adjust schedules and plans as needed, and identify and resolve issues to ensure project success
8 - 10 years experience|
Diversified Industrial
CyberThink Inc. | Titusville, NJ
Clinical Project Manager$100K - $110KThis position will support/ provide project and process management leadership to the site staff training process improvement team and oversight of the Site staff training CAPA currently open and with targeted deliverables.
8 - 10 years experience|
Biotech/PharmaPosted by Jitendra Kushwah


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Panna Cottas are custard made without eggs. This version has chopped Butterfinger pieces mixed in that gives it a delicious flavor addition. The nests added to the tops are perfect for Easter and Spring festivities.
- 3 tablespoons water
- 1 envelope (7 grams) unflavored gelatin
- 1 can (12 fluid ounces) NESTLÉ® CARNATION® Evaporated Milk
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/3 cup crushed NESTLÉ BUTTERFINGER BITES Candy
- 1 cup shredded sweetened coconut
- 4 drops green liquid food coloring
- 2 drops yellow liquid food coloring
- NESTLÉ BUTTERFINGER NestEggs
Directions, Reviews, Nutrition
GREASE four 6-ounce or six 4-ounce ramekins or custard cups.
PLACE water in a small bowl; add gelatin and let stand to soften.
PLACE evaporated milk, sugar and vanilla extract in a small saucepan. Heat over medium heat, stirring frequently, for about 5 minutes or until sugar is dissolved. Turn off heat. Add gelatin mixture; stir gently to dissolve gelatin.
POUR into prepared ramekins; sprinkle with crushed Butterfinger.
REFRIGERATE for 2 hours or until panna cottas are firm.
PLACE coconut in a resealable bag. Add green and yellow food coloring; seal bag and shake to thoroughly mix. If necessary, add 1 to 2 teaspoons of water to help color mix.
TOP panna cottas with coconut "grass"; top with 1 to 2 unwrapped Nestlé NestEggs.
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Nutrition Information
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 1/4 of Recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 370
- Calories from Fat: 150
- Total Fat: 17g (26% of DV)
- Saturated Fat: 12g (62% of DV)
- Cholesterol: 30mg (10% of DV)
- Sodium: 180mg (7% of DV)
- Carbohydrates: 46g (15% of DV)
- Dietary Fiber: 1g (5% of DV)
- Sugars: 42g
- Protein: 9g
- Vitamin A: 0% of DV
- Vitamin C: 0% of DV
- Calcium: 25% of DV
- Iron: 2% of DV
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Around 4,500 children in Britain suffer from convulsive status epilepticus which causes seizures of more than 30 minutes, risking brain damage and death.
But doctors are now better equipped to deal with the condition after a team from University College of London Institute of Child Health devised new guidelines for treatment.
They were today being recognised by the Bupa Foundation for conducting the first study of prolonged seizures in children and awarded £15,000. The breakthrough was welcomed by Victoria Chilcott, whose son Archie, six, had a seizure when he was one. The 38-year-old from Hampton Court said: "The fact that research is being done for the first time is brilliant. It was terrible watching what happened to him - his whole body went completely floppy and blue."
Dr Richard Chin, who led the research, said his findings had "worldwide implications". The team found that fitting children need to be given high doses of medication immediately and intravenously on site. They were previously treated the same as adults and taken to hospital first.
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TRESTLE Theatre Company returns to Aldershot's West End Centre on March 28 when it will perform its thought-provoking and incredibly moving piece Island at 8pm.
The show is based on a true story. In February 2000 the two-month-old remains of an old woman were found on a traffic island in the West Midlands. Who was she, and why had nobody reported her missing?
Wild fantasy and grim reality merge in a gently humorous and moving story about chance, life choices and the isolation prevalent in people's lives at the start of the 21st century.
This is a touching glimpse of one woman's journey from early childhood through the highs and lows of adulthood and on to the twilight of her life.
Trestle is a pioneer of the total visual and physical theatre experience. It has been thrilling audiences for 20 years.
Telling stories with a stunning array of masks, animation, music and sheer physical skill, Trestle creates a theatrical experience like no other.
Tickets cost £6 advance/£7 on the door. Call the box office on 01252 330040.


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sweet sixteen
Wallpaper Season - Sweet 16
I vowed to have a wallpaper done for ya'll for tomorrow's game and HERE IT IS! I actually made two, and while I definitely like the first one best, the second actually took me longer to put together. I just was TOO frustrated with my keyboard/mouse combo that I have yet to replace to go any further in refining it. Hope you like them. As always, constructive criticism and/or ideas for future wallpapers are welcome. BEAT THE VOLS! CHARLES WOODSON! 2014!
"Simply Sixteen" Desktop (1920x1080):
"I'll Take That One" Desktop (1920x1080):
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Wallpaper Season - Sweet Sixteen
'm a little worried about this matchup (assuming that Kansas pulls its head out of its ass and plays a complete game), so I didn't do any cocky demeaning of their mascot or whatever. Instead, I decided to go a little more conservative and just celebrate the guys for their excellent play in the tournament thus far. Hope you enjoy the wallpaper, even if it's only for a day or two. Go Blue, Beat Kansas!
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Dry morning then rain spreading north, turning heavy in evening.
A dry and bright morning with light winds. Cloudy in the afternoon with outbreaks of rain spreading north. Rain becoming persistent by evening across Down and Fermanagh. Maximum Temperature 15 °C.
Rain will turn persistent and occasionally heavy across all parts. Becoming drier across western counties soon after dawn. Easterly winds will be mostly light. Minimum Temperature 10 °C.
Rain will clear away to the east with all parts becoming dry through the morning. Then warm sunny spells in the afternoon will set off a few heavy showers. Maximum Temperature 20 °C.
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Updated at: 0357 on Mon 26 Jun 2017
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Dry for most with bright or sunny spells, the best of these likely across southeast England where it will be warm. Scattered showers across Scotland, but cloud will thicken in the west with rain setting in across Northern Ireland later.
Rain will become heavy and persistent across Northern Ireland before spreading into Scotland and northern England later. Elsewhere, generally dry, cloudy and mild but chilly across the Northern Isles.
Cloudy with outbreaks of rain for many, these often heavy across the north although tending to ease through the day. Perhaps brighter in the west later.
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We will see changeable weather over the weekend, with cloud and outbreaks of rain, along with heavy showers in the north. There will be some sunshine too, but it will be rather breezy. The following week will stay changeable with showers or longer spells of rain. There will also be some drier and brighter spells, which will be most likely in the south and east. In the northwest, showers are likely to be heavier, perhaps bringing a risk of thunder at times. It will sometimes be windy, especially in the north and west where there will be a risk of local gales at times. Temperatures are expected to stay near the seasonal average throughout, occasionally warm in the east, but locally rather cool in the west.
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my little boy has had no cow dairy since he was a baby (sadly gave up breastfeeding with his severe reflux). He´s now 2y8m and I have finally found a good source of raw milk here in the UK. This morning I gave him 2oz mixed with 2oz water and waited ....no reaction! we have trialed yogurt from time to time , which he vomited straight away. He was fine all day, no tummy trouble. I am so hoping this will work out! Obviously a reaction can build with time but this looks promising.
I will do 2oz for a week and then gradually increase.
I LOVE the taste of raw milk, and it already has stopped constipation for me..!!
Has anyone done the same with their dairy intolerant child?
How is it going with your trial?
I've actually had the opposite problem with me. I had a dairy allergy as a child which faded, but I am still lactose intolerant with mild symptoms (some fermented dairy is OK). But raw just does a number on me.
You are going about it the right way, though I would have started with a thimbleful! I hope this late response finds you with some positive results. I tried several brands of raw milk, and raw goat milk and raw sheep feta. After a week my bowels were in pain big enough that I couldn't go on with the trial. I've tried that about 3 times, now I'm done.
Any luck?
"She is a mermaid, but approach her with caution. Her mind swims at a depth most would drown in."
my son became constipated and gassy even with raw milk from 8 months on. I finally gave him a little raw milk after he turned two and he's been able to drink glassse of it every since. He can eat cheese, yogurt and ice cream with no trouble now either. I think some kids just outgrow the intolerance!
DH(9/04) DS(12/08) and DD(5/11)
Some people tolerate it better if it is fermented, such as in kefir or buttermilk. Then much of the lactose gets converted to lactic acid, which makes it much easier for anyone who is lactose intolerant to consume.
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Every great player needs a World Cup on which to leave his mark. With Neymar out of the tournament, Lionel Messi came to life at Brazil 2014 yesterday.
Despite his four goals and one assistgoing into yesterday, Messi had failed to assert his authority in the way he manages for Barcelona. To do so might be a big ask of the little man but it is what the Argentine public and football fans in general expect.
Brief moments of Messi magic have arrived late in games but yesterday it took only eight minutes for a delicious taste of things to come. Three intricate turns, which left the Belgium midfield chasing shadows, were greeted with shouts of Ole from the crowd and led to Argentina's first goal.
Unlike other teams which Argentina have faced this tournament, Belgium had no specific plan to contain Messi.
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1/22 Sergio Romero
Only had one real save to make and that wasn't a difficult one. He will surely be tested more in the semi-final. 7
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2/22 Pablo Zabaleta
A relatively quiet night by his standards but still played well. 6
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3/22 Ezequiel Garay
Strong at the back and played well throughout, Lukaku did test him more when he came on though. 7
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4/22 Martin Demichelis
Superb on his first World Cup start, blocked well, tackled everything and was in good positions throughout. Top game. 9
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5/22 Jose Maria Basanta
Played well throughout and could keep his place in the semi-final on this showing. 7
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6/22 Javier Mascherano
After a mixed start, settled into the game and played well. 7
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7/22 Lucas Biglia
Did fine without any headlines. Yellow card for cynically tackle. 6
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8/22 Angel Di Maria
Started well but had to go off through injury after half an hour. 6
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9/22 Lionel Messi
Not his best night and missed a glorious chance at the death to settle it. He will need to return to his top form in the semi-final. 6
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10/22 Gonzalo Higuain
Very good performance, man-of-the-match. Took goal brilliantly and hit the bar. Was a threat all afternoon. 9
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11/22 Ezequiel Lavezzi
Did ok but not quite the attacking force that others such as Sergio Aguero could offer. 6
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12/22 Thibaut Courtois
Saved well from Messi at the end of the game but had precious little to do apart from picking the ball out of his own net. 6
13/22 Toby Alderweireld
Picked up a yellow card for poor tackle but did fine overall. 6
14/22 Daniel van Buyten
Was good at the back once again and even went up-front for last ten minutes. 7
15/22 Vincent Kompany
Another good night's work and unlucky to be going home. Put in several top blocks and tackles. 7
16/22 Jan Vertonghen
Highlight for Belgium from full-back. Put in several good crosses but no one could convert his good work. 7
17/22 Marouane Fellaini
Probably his best game of the World Cup and played well throughout. 6
18/22 Axel Witsel
Didn't offer the protection that Belgium would have wanted, not his best night. 5
19/22 Kevin Mirallas
Did very little during his hour on the pitch. 4
20/22 Kevin de Bruyne
A highlight for Belgium once again and was a threat with his invention all game. 7
21/22 Eden Hazard
Failed to turn up at all and barely had a sniff. Poor. 4
22/22 Divock Origi
Wasn't nearly as effective has against the USA and didn't have chance at all. 4
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Without a man marker, the little maestro enjoyed the freedom to roam and express himself. Even from the stands it was difficult to track his movement and the Belgians grew increasingly frustrated as he popped up all over the pitch, crafting almost all of Argentina's best chances. In dazzling sunshine and roared on by fanatical Argentines within the 68,000 crowd in the Estadio Nacional, Messi treated them to his trademark twists and turns and piercing passes.
One first-half ball summed up his mood, hit from 40 yards around Kompany to almost fashion a second goal.
Midway through the first half he skipped his way past a trio of Belgian defenders who brought him crashing to the floor. Try as they might Belgium failed to get his measure and they paid a high price for not monitoring him more closely.
Messi had a quieter second half but demonstrated a side of his game that does not generate as many headlines, dropping deep to carry out midfield defensive duties and battling to win the ball. He also missed one golden opportunity when he had only the goalkeeper to beat.
Despite their steady progress this tournament, Argentina have been mediocre at best, relying on flashes of Messi brilliance to get through games. The main topic of conversation back home ahead has been the lack of options within the team.
The big difference yesterday was that as Messi pulled the strings, the rest of the team struck a few notes of their own..
After being appointed manager in 2011, the first thing Alex Sabella did was to appoint Messi captain.
The team has been fashioned around him, playing to his strengths. What a contrast with four years ago in South Africa when at the same stage he walked off the pitch to a chorus of boos as he was blamed for their 4-0 hammering by Germany.
On Saturday he creamed the applause as the Argentina fans sang his name. They find themselves in the World Cup semi-finals for the first time in 24 years and know that with Messi on song, anything is possible.
In Argentina they call him "La Pulga", the little flea. As his adoring fans made their way out of the Estadio Nacional all the talk was of Messi and Wednesday's semi-final in São Paulo. In an ideal world, they would like to see a final against Brazil.
Should that happen next Sunday, it will be an occasion to grace what has already been a wonderful tournament. And what better stage for Messi to prove beyond doubt that he is a true legend. On this form, you certainly would not bet against him.Reuse content


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We found two pouches that double as cool clutches and makeup bags, a luxurious crystal-encrusted neck warmer, a gorgeously scented Diptyque candle, a handful of the softest cashmere knits, and one delicious Barneys x Disney find (literally). Find 22 perfect gifts for every kind of a styler in your life, right this way. Shop Brands Dezso · J.W.Anderson · Fallon · Valentino · Eugenia Kim · Eddie Borgo · Karl Donoghue · Steven Alan · J.Crew The beauty in most jewelry is that it's ultrapretty, ultrafeminine, and exempt from sizing problems. With this Club Monaco Norelle topaz necklace ($90) you can adjust the length according to outfit, and with its statement jewels front and center, the gift is sure to evoke a sense of vintage glamour. Club Monaco Norelle topaz necklace $90 from clubmonaco.com Buy Now Let's be honest: no matter what your style palette calls for, no matter how old or young you are, socks are the perfect one-size-fits-all gift. 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Celebrity Silhouette 12 night British Isles cruiseLady
Sail Date: May 26, 2016
Reviewed: 1 year ago
Traveled As: Couple
Room Type: Balcony
We enjoyed the ports and itinerary. Ship is attractive and easy to navigate. Entertainment was very good. The two tours we booked through ship was very good. Had problems with embarkation and room location was not good. Very noisy and far away from everything. We would recommend the cruise. Biggest problem is that you never have enough time in port!
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|Do not choose this location. It is one of the last cabins towards the front right above the area where the captain crew guides the ship and drops anchor. It is very noisy early in the morning. We rarely had a good night's sleep.
|Embarkation and Disembarkation
|Lady that checked us in made mistakes. My photo wasn't usable and had to be retaken. she tried to assign our credit card and room to another couple at a different desk! She seemed disorganized. The disembarkation process we paid for back to airport was very chaotic! I would not purchase again.
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|Amsterdam, Netherlands
|Purchase Holland Pass to skip lines and get into museums easily. Beware of bikers!! they are everywhere and do not stop.
|St. Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands
|Victor Hugo house tour was great. Wish we had taken a driving tour around the island.
|Cobh (Cork), Ireland
|Not much to do in Cork. The hop on hop off buses were cancelled! Glad we did take tour to Blarney Castle as everyone that went did not have time to go up the tower. Probably best to take a countryside tour instead.
|Dunmore East (Waterford), Ireland
|Loved the Waterford and Kilkenny tour. Very lovely lunch on cruise tour.
|Dun Laoghaire (Dublin), Ireland
|Big city; not easy to get around. We booked our own tour to Malihide Castle and Howth.
|Liverpool, England
|Booked private Beatles tour online and loved it! Great port area and easy to walk around.
|Greenock (Glasgow), Scotland
|Took train to Glasgow but hard to get to train station. Long walk. Loved Glasgow! Lovely city and great shopping. Took hop on hop off bus. Best stop was Killengrove Museum! Absolutely the best art and paintings on the whole trip!
|Le Havre (Paris), France
|2nd day took cruise tour to Rouen and Honfleur. Great tour guide and lovely day and lunch. Our tour to Giverny was cancelled due to flooding.
|Dover (London), England
|Shuttle service took too long. Not organized. Don't waste your time, better to get a taxi. Dover Castle was fantastic. Expect to spend 2-3 hours there. Wish we could have hiked the trails but ran out of time.
The classic drink package was very nice and adequate. Be prepared to pay for shuttle, taxi or transport into town from port. The port locations were usually far away from town and activities. There is a lot of walking at these ports.


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Social media is a great way for marketers to spread awareness about their products, stay in touch with and interact with their loyal customers. Barbara Pezzi, Director of Web Analytics and Search Optimization, Fairmont Raffles Hotels International, is back to share with us how Fairmont measure and analyse their social media efforts with Google Analytics. By using a combination of campaign tracking parameters and advanced segments (which can be used in combinations with social plugin analytics), Barbara is able to assess which social media campaigns work the best for generating bookings.


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Duke Team Notes
Blue Devils might alter roles for bowl
The Blue Devils are bound to show some new wrinkles for the bowl game and the extent of those are unclear.
Coach David Cutcliffe offered that limited glimpse to the future by mentioning that bowl workouts would include position changes on the roster. He has been reluctant to go into specifics until some of those are ironed out.
Still, it offers a level of intrigue, not to mention some new possibilities for a team entering the Belk Bowl against Cincinnati on a four-game losing streak.
Under Cutcliffe, the Blue Devils have been prone to moving players from one position to another. There has been an emphasis on getting the best possible athletes into the program and then figuring out how they can best be used.
The bowl game is providing another avenue to facilitate position changes with the extra practices and the additional game. In the past, the position changes have been revealed as part of the spring practice sessions. The time prior to the bowl provides a chance for in-season moves, which tend to be less frequent.
Looking at the depth chart on Duke's secondary, there are two former receivers holding down key roles in senior Tony Foster and junior Brandon Braxton. So the Blue Devils don't simply move players without expecting contributions.
The receiver position could be somewhere to look when suggesting position changes because the Blue Devils need to replenish that area. With receivers Conner Vernon and Desmond Scott about to play their final college games, Duke will need to see who's next in the mix there. The program already had a shortage of depth at that spot after the summer watercraft accident involving Blair Holliday.
Then there's do-everything player Brandon Connette, a redshirt sophomore who lines up as a quarterback in short-yardage and goal-line situations. He has been used as a tight end or flanker at times, and even spent snaps in the defensive backfield in a late-game situation. So Connette could be a candidate for work at a certain position and something that could constitute a roster move for the Blue Devils.
Position changes could complicate the scouting report on Duke for a Cincinnati team that's dealing with the departure of head coach Butch Jones and an interim coach running the bowl operations.
There are other logical reasons for adjustments to be made with the Blue Devils. While every team is angling to win bowl games, the Blue Devils might fall into the desperate category.
Duke is playing in the postseason for the first time since the 1994 season. Yet without a victory in Charlotte, N.C., it will go to the offseason on a five-game losing streak.
It also would make it another losing season. Reaching the bowl has been a notable accomplishment, but if it comes with an eventual 6-7 record that does only so much for morale around the program. So look for a Duke team to pull out all the stops to further validate its progress.
--The Blue Devils will be in the postseason for the first time since 1994, so there's an element of excitement surrounding the event for a program still trying to rise from the doldrums.
The matchup in the Belk Bowl against Cincinnati in Charlotte, N.C., means that the Blue Devils will be playing in their home state. The assignment is a tough task considering that Cincinnati is a co-champion from the Big East Conference.
It will be the first-ever meeting between the teams.
"What a great opportunity to go to Charlotte, a place we're very fond of," Duke coach David Cutcliffe said. "We're also thrilled to have a chance to play Cincinnati, a team that has nine wins."
So if Duke has success in the bowl it will come against a team with solid credentials. Duke holds a 6-6 record and is still seeking more validation.
"When you get into postseason play, you want to play as good of an opponent as you can," Cutcliffe said. "That was one of the more attractive things with the Belk Bowl (to play) such a quality opponent. You've got to beat teams like that.
"These are all steps we're taking. It presents a huge challenge, but what big opportunity it is for our program and to play a team like this on national television."
The Blue Devils have been hoping for weeks that the return to the bowl scene would be accompanied by a chance to make a good impression. With the destination about a 2 1/2-hour drive from campus, that certainly fits that criteria.
"I'm truly excited that it's Charlotte," Cutcliffe said. "How appropriate is that. ... This is the first bowl experience in quite some time for our fans and it's the first time for any of our players."
Cutcliffe said the extra practice time might be more valuable for the Blue Devils than perhaps other programs who've benefitted from the additional postseason work on a regular basis.
"You can't find anything wrong with extending practices for the team and the program," Cutcliffe said. "We'll get a little scrimmage work with our young people, get a look at some of those redshirt players."
Cutcliffe was named ACC Coach of the Year, a testament to the progress of the program even though the Blue Devils finished fifth in the six-team Coastal Division. Cutcliffe received more votes than all other coaches combined for the ACC honor.
--WR Conner Vernon has been one of the most distinguished players at any position for the Blue Devils and in the ACC. Anything he does in the bowl game will simply add to his all-time numbers, as he's the conference's career leader in receptions with 273 and receiving yards with 3,630. Seven of his 20 career touchdown catches have come this season and he's a downfield threat as well as willing to take some punishment across the middle. Even with the added attention, he has made 75 catches this season. Finding creases against Cincinnati won't come easy as the Bearcats rank high in pass defense efficiency.
--CB Ross Cockrell has become one of the team leaders in what amounts to a breakthrough season for the redshirt junior. He's a co-captain and has at times been one of the unofficial spokesmen for the Blue Devils, particularly during tough times. Cockrell, who earlier in his career had been picked on regularly by opposing quarterbacks, leads the ACC in interceptions with five. He also has 63 tackles and his play is bound to be crucial, as he'll have to play a role in run defense as well against the Big East Conference's top rushing offense.
--QB Sean Renfree wraps up a career that has been full of good statistics, albeit relatively few victories. Still, he's going to depart after the bowl game with some of the top numbers in school and ACC history. By completing 66.3 percent of his throws this year, he's on pace to break his single-season school record of 65 percent set last year. While he holds or shares 14 school records, he's not going to do much damage by running with the ball and that could make him vulnerable against a Cincinnati team that's stingy with its red-zone defense. He has thrown for 50 career touchdowns among his 861 all-time completions as a three-year starter.
BOWL HISTORY: The Blue Devils haven't been in a bowl game since the 1994 season, when it lost to Wisconsin in the Hall of Fame Bowl in Tampa, Fla. This will be Duke's ninth all-time bowl appearance, with the Blue Devils holding a 3-5 mark in bowls. The last bowl victory came in a 7-6 decision against Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl to cap the 1960 season.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "It has been a great burden off our shoulders because that has been a hurdle we hadn't cleared yet." -- CB Ross Cockrell on the team reaching a bowl game as a sign of the maturing of the program after close-but-not-enough had been a theme in recent seasons.
Scouting the running game: This has been a sore spot for years for the Blue Devils and it occasionally has shown some life. If nothing else, the potential for a rushing attack comes in several forms, including with the use of QB Brandon Connette in special situations (usually short yardage or goal line). Freshman RB Jela Duncan has emerged as the most productive of the tailbacks, though RB Josh Snead can be a spark when he's healthy. The offensive line is generally an experienced group, so that's something that could be viewed as a positive.
Scouting the passing game: This is where the Blue Devils accomplish most of their good deeds on offense, with QB Sean Renfree wrapping up his career in the bowl game. Renfree is a three-year starter and he has several weapons to use in terms of pass catchers. There's record-setting WR Conner Vernon, the ACC's all-time leader in number of receptions and receiving yards. Vernon is a downfield threat, while WR Jamison Crowder has proven to be a play maker with big-time capabilities and he has taken advantage of some of the attention given to Vernon. WR Desmond Scott, a converted running back, fits in well and has been dependable.
Scouting the run defense: The Blue Devils have been sturdy at times in dealing with the rush, especially considering that it was a mostly unproven group across the front at the start of the season. But by holding some early leads in games across the first portion of the season, it might have helped the rushing defensive numbers because teams turned to the air against the Blue Devils. They were less stingy later in the season and that might be a more indicative view of the team upfront on defense. The linebackers aren't an overly deep group or physically imposing, so opponents are bound to challenge them to see if they're up to the task.
Scouting the pass defense: This unit has been vastly improved this season, though it also has been an ailing group. There was a dip in production from the secondary during November as late-season shortcomings seemed to open avenues for opposing offenses. There's good depth among defensive backs if a couple of them can return to full speed with the extra time off before the bowl. The pass rush has been sporadic, so finding a way to pressure the Bearcats will be a chore because Cincinnati doesn't give up many sacks. That will be an additional challenge for the coverage defenders down field.
Scouting the special teams: On the surface, this appears to be a strength for the Blue Devils with K Ross Martin and P Will Monday both receiving all-conference distinctions in their first seasons as a true freshman and redshirt freshman, respectively. While those newcomers have been reliable, there are other parts of the special teams that have been shoddy. Those areas are particularly evident on kickoff coverages that have allowed momentum to swing after Duke has scored. Yet a major sticking point has been the miserable kickoff returns, with coach David Cutcliffe pointing out after the regular-season finale that it would be frightening trying to return kicks with the lackluster blocking taking place on those plays.
Intangibles: There should be a hunger among the Blue Devils to show that they belong in the postseason. While players on the team hadn't started elementary school the last time Duke was in a bowl, the more relevant factor could be trying to dispel suggestions that the four-game losing streak to end the regular season is more reflective of this team. Given the large gap in time since Duke's last bowl bid, the Blue Devils are hoping that there will be interest from the school's fans to make it a special event and perhaps give the team a boost at the bowl site.
--DE Kenny Anunike will be playing for the Blue Devils beyond the bowl game because he has been granted a sixth season of eligibility and has notified the coaches that he plans to use that at Duke. He has five quarterback sacks this year, though he tailed off in that category during the latter part of the regular season.
--QB Sean Renfree has been racking up off-field awards in recent weeks. Among those is the ACC's Tatum Award, which is given to the top senior football player who embodies the student-athlete label. The Tatum Award is one of the specialty honors given by the ACC.
--P Will Monday, a redshirt freshman, was voted the first-team All-ACC punter. He ranks first in the ACC in punting average at 44.12 yards per attempt. That mark puts him 14th nationally.
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Bangalore, Sep 12 (UNI) The BJP which had been strident in its opposition to the Indo-US nuclear deal and vocal about its determination to renegotiate it if voted to power seems to be soft-pedalling on the issue during the party's National Executive and limited its condemnation to India's ''surrender'' of its testing options.
BJP President Rajnath Singh clearly avoided speaking about the party's decision to renogotiate the pact in his inaugural address at the three-day National Executive, the party's apex decision making forum, indicating the party's apparent softening of its stance on the deal which is now pending before the US Congress.
Mr Singh, however, chose to focus the BJP's opposition on questioning the ''moral right'' of the minority UPA government to bind India to an international agreement involving national security and sovereignty. The Government has totally twisted the truth and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh misled Parliament, political parties and the people of the country, he alleged.
He emphasised on India's ''surrender'' of its right to conduct further nuclear tests at a time when China was reportedly seeking to alter the regional strategic balance by going in for further nuclear tests.
Quoting a newspaper report from China claiming that Beijing would go ahead with more nuclear tests in the future, Mr Singh wondered if India had converted a unilateral assurance of no-nuclear tests to a multilateral international agreement.
The regional imbalance would get disturbed if Pakistan or China conducted nuclear tests but if India were to do the same, it would have to return the nuclear fuel and equipment it had been supplied, he said. The NSG countries were not legally bound to ensure 'assured supply' of fuel. ''The political assurances of these countries die with men and regimes while the (wordings of the) agreements bind the future relationships of the countries,'' he said.
Senior BJP leader Jaswant Singh also avoided the issue in his interactions with the media but party spokesman Ravishankar Prasad cryptically maintained that the BJP's views on the matter were ''known''.
Alleging that the Centre's approach towards China had been ''slack and weak'', Mr Singh said the country's northern neighbour had tried to created disputes even in undisputed areas like Sikkim.
When Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee was in quake-affected China with relief materials, he was received by a junior official of the province and the Governor, he said.
The construction activities in the Himalayas in Tibet/China would have an adverse impact on the ecologically sensitive Himalayan region and the UPA government had not broached the issue with Beijing, he said.
The Prime Minister should raise these issues when he visited China in October, the BJP President said.
Touching upon the Bangladeshi links in the serial blasts in Ahmedabad and Bangalore, Mr Jaswant Singh said the neighbouring country was yet to concede that terrorist camps operated from its soil.
On the developments in Nepal, Mr Singh said it had become a democratic republic and one could see the reflections of a multi-party system. The BJP welcomed the friendly, strong and intimate ties between the two neighbours like before.
About the reports of a denial of US visa to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP President said that Mr Modi had not sought any visa from that country. However, the ''meek acceptance'' of the denial of visa to a head of a democratically elected Government, cast doubts about the country's sovereignty, he alleged.


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