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Travel | Ardgarten Argyll, Scotland
The cabin we stayed in was a cute little holiday home. On site there's 40 cabins in total and we really got a good spot in cabin number four. We had 2 twin bedrooms and one en suite double room, a big sofa for some serious lounging after our walks and a cute kitchen that could have provided a little more kitchen equipment. The main spot we spent a fair bit of our time in was the hot tub that sat outside on the decking overlooking Loch Long and the beautiful snowy hills and mountains.
Once the clock hit four we were already on our way back to the cabin that we could now collect the key for. It didn't take any of us long to jump in the hot tub with a few drinks and as it was already starting to get dark the view was beautiful. We ordered pizza to our cabin later on in the night and just had such a relaxing evening.
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On the second day we woke up and the snow started to fall shortly after and didn't stop until later in the evening. We were so lucky to get good conditions on the drive up and then have such a snowy Saturday. The site looked absolutely beautiful in the snow and we couldn't wait to explore. Initially we wanted to attempt to climb one of the surrounding hills or mountains but the visibility became poor very quickly due to the snow fall so we chose to be sensible and explore the near by area. And it really was worth exploring, the snow made you feel like you were strolling around Narnia.
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Beautiful photos! It's always so exciting to see so much snow when you're from Cornwall isn't it? :)ReplyDelete
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Thank you! It really is aha! I was originally born in Gloucestershire and lived there for 6/7 years so experienced a bit of snow but only remember a few years there obviously, so grew up mostly in Cornwall and it's so funny when it snows at home isn't it? Because it's always the tiniest but of snow but everyone still goes into a bit of a blind panic aha!Delete
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This was a great post with some beautiful pictures! I live in Scotland and so was interested to read this and glad I did! I'll definitely keep this location in mind for the future as I really want to explore nearby places for holidays rather than travelling abroad all the time. Hope you liked Scotland! x hadh0peamy.wordpress.comReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you! I really need to get a good camera but I don't think any camera would do the views we saw justice anyway! Ah must be weird seeing it from a different perspective. I'd definitely recommend this location, it was so beautiful! Thanks for stopping by :) xDelete
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GOMES, Juliana Braga et al. Cognitive behavioral therapy with family intervention for children and adolescents with obsessive-compulsive disorder: a systematic review. Rev. psiquiatr. Rio Gd. Sul [online]. 2011, vol.33, n.2, pp.121-127. ISSN 0101-8108. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0101-81082011000200010.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a severe mental disorder with serious consequences to family dynamics. Therefore, parental involvement seems to be a key factor for the successful treatment of this psychiatric disorder. The aim of this study was to evaluate the level of evidence available to allow recommendation of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with family intervention for the treatment of children and adolescents with OCD. The systematic search was performed on MEDLINE/PubMed, followed by analysis of abstracts and full-length articles by two independent evaluators. Subsequently, an analysis of the evidence available was conducted using the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) system. The effect size of the intervention was calculated using Cohen's d. We found 77 articles on PubMed, plus 12 articles via cross-reference search. Of these, seven articles were included in this review, according to the following criteria: intervention study, involving only children and/or adolescents, and a having a structured or clinical diagnosis of OCD. The Children's Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale (CY-BOCS) was used for outcome evaluation in all articles, thus enabling assessment of the effect size of non-controlled interventions (d = 1.43), resulting in a mean difference of 13.11 points (95%CI 11.84-14.39; p < 0.001). Conversely, a high heterogeneity was detected among the studies (I² = 67%). Family-based CBT seems to have an important effect on the reduction of OCD symptoms in children and adolescents. However, the small number of studies available do not allow us to establish an evidence level higher than C for this recommendation. New randomized clinical trials are needed to confirm this recommendation.
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The report from Berlin that negotiations had been undertaken in Germany for Jewish colonization in Peru was definitely branded as false today by the Peruvian ministry of public works in a communication to the Peruvian embassy here, which transmitted this information to the correspondent of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
The communication from the ministry of public works came in response to an inquiry sent by the Peruvian embassy as a result of the original publication of the report some weeks ago. The embassy at that time expressed doubt as to the truth of the report, and this position has now been confirmed by the communication from Peru.
Following a report from Berlin which appeared in a New York Yiddish daily, May 9, to the effect that the Peruvian government was prepared to offer 2,000,000 hectares of land in Eastern Peru for exclusive Jewish colonization, inquiries by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in Berlin showed that a year-old project of a former German marine officer, Captain Perl, to settle Jews in Eastern Peru had been revived by a Dr. Kirschberg, a Jewish lawyer who was cooperating with a group interested in German colonization in Peru.
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Those backing the project had also enlisted the interest of Lawrence Groves, American commercial attache in Berlin, who sent a communication regarding the matter to the United States department of commerce. Some days later the proponents of the Peruvian colonization scheme were given an opportunity to put their plan before Jewish leaders at a meeting called on the initiative of the Emigdirekt. At this meeting much skepticism was expressed but there was a feeling that Jewish leaders abroad should be given an opportunity to discuss it. Since then nothing has been heard of it until the denial of the Peruvian government.


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Songs like "Stranglehold," "Cat Scratch Fever," "Dog Eat Dog" "Great White Buffalo," "Spirit of the Wild," "Wango Tango" and many more have made Nugent a rock and roll legend. His career began when he was lead guitarist for the Amboy Dukes in the 1960's, playing mostly psychedlic rock, and he was also a member of supergroup Damn Yankees featuring Tommy Shaw of Styx, Jack Blades of Night Ranger and Michael Cartellone of Lynyrd Skynyrd, but it's his solo work that has defined Nugent's career.
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Being an American, and especially an American who has a family member in the military, there are several historical/military sites that are sacred. These places give us perspective, give us a better understanding of our past, and allow us to be thankful to live in the best country in the world. One is the Normandy region of France. (Others on my list include Pearl Harbor, Arlington National Cemetery, Ground Zero, etc.) Spending a few days in Normandy was well worth the out-of-the-way travel. We had the opportunity to see several WWII battle sites: Pont du Hoc (the site where the Army Rangers first took the French coastline), Omaha Beach (the famous beach where 3,600 Americans were killed), Longues-sur-Mer Battery (an essential site for German artillery), the American Cemetery and Memorial, and the German Cemetery.
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The goal of a Twin Flame relationship goes beyond personal. When you are ready for a Twin Flame relationship you have worked through most of your issues -with the help of Twin Souls in the past. This may have taken many lifetimes as we all had and have many wounds that need(ed) healing.
Because you have worked through most of your personal stuff, you are now ready to serve a higher purpose, together with your Twin Flame. This purpose is to experience unconditional love, which raises the vibration of mankind and the planet. It is not just you two, what you two create. The high vibration of Twin Flame love will connect with that of other Twin Flames. So together you create a very high vibrational field of unconditional love that will touch others all over the world. This will help other people to also raise their vibration and to grow and expand, to enter more loving and balanced relationships. When more people do so, the vibration of everything on our planet will go up even more.
This is the goal of a Twin Flame relationship. It is NOT personal, it is NOT the ultimate romantic love relationship. That's NOT what it's about. If you want that, you are better off in a soulmate relationship.
Why? Because it is NOT personal. It's not about you getting all lovey dovey with another person, you are meant to serve a Higher Divine purpose…
Again, it is not about sitting on sofa, holding hands and feeding each other bonbons. It is about servitude. Not a 3D type of serving, which likely reminds you of plodding and slavery. I'm talking about a higher form of serving: As a soul we all came here with a goal, we all are love, we all want to give and share love, unconditionally. That type of serving is what I'm talking about. And that's the type of serving that Twin Flames have to do.
Of course that's not a mental decision, it's what you're ready for. What you want to do, what you long to do. It's a Soul craving.
This is why you have to be ready for a Twin Flame relationship!! As long as you aren't ready as an individual yet to do this kind of serving you aren't ready. You will need to work through your personal stuff first so at some point you will be ready for it.
If reading that part about serving triggers resistance in you, you aren't ready yet.
Good news is: That is okay! Where you are on your path is okay, regardless of where it is. It is just fine.
A bit more info on a Twin Flame relationship:
it isn't always hunky dorey from the word go. Even though you have cleansed and worked through most of your issues, there are still some deeper things or last shreds of them that may need to be healed. For most that is the case. Oftentimes you aren't aware of that, but a Twin Flame will trigger these things. They can do that because they touch you deeper than anyone else ever has before. So in a way they can get to things that even you may not have seen until they triggered you. In that sense they mirror you, but not like a Twin Soul does. It is different.
Nevertheless, it does mean you will have these things come up, and as they are the last and deepest hidden parts of issues, it can cause a lot of upheaval.
Isn't that great! Just as you thought you worked through it all, more work to be done! But in my experience, this will go at the speed of light because you have the support of your Twin Flame AND because it truly are the last bits and pieces. You've already dumped the garbage bag, it's cleaning the crumbs out of the bin that were left behind.
THIS AGAIN MEANS YOU HAVE TO BE READY: if you haven't dumped the garbage bag yet, you cannot get to the crumbs.
And sorry to be so forceful about this, but so many people in the online Twin Flame community just don't understand this concept. Feel it is about romantic love, finding ultimate love and living happily ever after. They don't understand (yet) that first they have to do the work, that they have to get that garbage bag out of the bin in order to be ready for a connection like a Twin Flame.
And as Abraham Hicks says: There is no such thing as a quantum leap.
You cannot skip steps, there is no short-cut. Trust me, everyone who is with their Twin Flame has done the work. Many, many lifetimes, and mostly they've gone through more crappy stuff this life before they were ready to meet their Twin Flame.
It likely won't go down well to hear, but most I've come across that seem to be with their Twin Flame -and not think they are out of co-dependency- are around 45-50 years old.
Most younger people I come across in the Twin Flame community who claim to be with their Twin Flame all display behavior and thoughts that clearly indicate they are not ready. And thus cannot be with their Twin Flame. They are likely with a Twin Soul.
Sorry… don't shoot the messenger. But wanting to be with your Twin Flame doesn't make you ready… Even more so, if you need to meet your Twin Flame, it's a sign you aren't ready. You are ready when you don't need them, when you are not looking for them.
Embrace where you are on your path, albeit with a soulmate, Twin Soul or Twin Flame. Don't try to make a quantum leap. Work on getting your growth by cleaning out any 'garbage' (issues, fears, insecurities, self-esteem). And trust that it will come. You do NOT need to be with your Twin Flame in order to be happy! Nor do you get a medal for meeting your Twin Flame.
Trust, embrace where you are, love yourself, and live a happy life.


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Now that 2007 has passed us by, the staff at Gaming Nexus took a look back at the best games they played last year. 2007 was a banner year for games with some awesome releases. So here's what we thought were the best that we played.
Dan Keener - Staff Writer
Crackdown -
This sandbox game was bought by most for the Halo 3 beta, but proved worthy of many hours of play hunting down those ****ing orbs!
Rock Band -
While this may not be nearly as fun going it solo as it is with a house full of drunk party guests, it is still worth the $170 for the bundle as long as your Guitar works fine.
Call of Duty 4 -
This game succeeded where halo 3 did not,and that is having a topnotch single player campaign that looked and played fantastic. throw in some great multi-player levels and the abundance of class types, and you have yourself a hit.
Mad Tracks -
This little party gem on Xbox Live Arcade is the perfect game to bring together young and old gamers into a fun party style game. You don't fully respect it until you again have a houseful of guests.
John Yan - Senior Hardware Editor
Rock Band
- Can't say I didn't see this coming as playing with it at E3 showed me early on that rocking with toy instruments with a group is more fun than going solo.
Call of Duty 4
- Loved, loved, loved this game even though it didn't do anything really new. Everything was just held together really well and the game flowed smoothly. Glad to see it back on the PC.
- The cake may be a lie but this little gem isn't. Besides a catchy song at the end, GLaDOS was a hoot to go up against and provided some great comic relief.
Team Fortress 2
- The Orange Box scores with two of my favorite games this year. The style is really fun and the updated gameplay to a classic multiplayer game really had me sitting at my computer for many many hours this year.
Rachel Steiner - Staff Writer
Rock Band
- This one will always be one of my favorites as I've never been too great at guitar.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker
- Sure, I'm a long time fan of the franchise but at the same time? This one has a solid story to go along with the monster catching mayhem.
Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings
- I'm not too big on the tactics based FF games however, the real time element of Revenant Wings has me hooked.
Matt Mirkovich - Staff Writer
Persona 3
- Hands down, my game of the year.
Odin Sphere
- This was a contender.
Grim Grimoire
- I didn't think an RTS could hack it on the PS2. Good to see I was wrong.
Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions
- It may be a remake but it's damn good with the retranslated script.
- The cake's not a lie.
Randy Kalista - Staff Writer
Lord of the Rings Online-
absolutely nailed it. We're watching the MMO market bubble burst as more and more online role-playing games close up shop or forcibly go free-to-play. But
will be here for many, many years for all the right reasons.
- my number one game of the year -- even barring the rest of the Orange Box. GLaDOS is the funniest and most emotionally complex end boss I've ever encountered. (You think I'm kidding.) The puzzles are smart without insulting your prefrontal cortex. And, John's right, the end song is an instant (and will eventually be a timeless) classic.
Mass Effect
- The exact moment the end credits rolled, only one thought entered my blown-away mind: I must play this again. Now. And so I did. It's just that good. Every individual that completes this game will feel a particular attachment to their particular Commander Shepard.
The Darkness
- a game I'll probably be alone in mentioning -- but that doesn't lessen my conviction any. The Gothic Mafioso motif, mobster digital acting, and surprisingly thoughtful moments brought this one sweating into the light.
Assassin's Creed
- an experience. The Holy Land has never before been rendered with such beauty and enormity. Platforming any old-fashioned way will never feel as good as this. And the question mark that punctuates every life that Altair takes is as profound as it is baffling.
Elliot Bonnie - Staff Writer
Call of Duty 4
- might be on the top of my list. They just got it right and I can't stop playing it.
Mass Effect
- had some glitches, but I still couldn't help being swept away in the story. I love games that make me forget I am playing a game... and this is one of them. Very good stuff.
- was a nice late summer romp. The atmosphere was perfect and the game play was a lot of fun... even if the ending pissed me off a little.
Sean Colleli - Staff Writer
Metroid Prime 3 Corruption
- I'm not going to lie, this was probably my favorite game this year besides Portal. Yeah I'm a Metroid fanboy, but it doesn't change the fact that Prime 3 is an awesome game and I had a lot of fun playing it. I wholeheartedly reccomend it to Wii owners who might have overlooked it (Nintendo did a crappy job advertising it).
- Like most people on this list I loved Portal. It was great in just about every way, and with Half Life Episode 2 it proved that Valve still has some originality in them (they had me worried after Episode 1, which was short and kind of derivative).
Trauma Center New Blood
- I like wierd quirky games and Trauma Center is basically the definition of quirky. New Blood is also the definition of a good sequel, because it fixed most of the problems from the first game and added a lot of substantial content. It's only downside is it's punishing difficulty.
Super Mario Galaxy
- It didn't thrill me as much as I was hoping but Galaxy is still a really good game. At least it shows that Nintendo can be creative with the Mario franchise after all these years. I hope they make a stronger, less linear sequel that makes better use of the Wii remote.
Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition
- I loved RE4 when it first came out, and somehow Capcom made it better on the Wii. The game actually felt like it was built for the Wii remote; that's how good the controls were. I know it's kind of lame to have a port of a 2 year old game in my top 5, but with controls so good, it'll be really hard going back to dual analog control when RE5 finally hits the 360.
Chuck Husemann - Editor-in-Chief
Call of Duty 4
- Sure the single player campaign was a bit on the short side but it was well written and very engaging. Tack on the great multiplayer and you've got a fantastic, all around game.
Rock Band
- Four instruments and a solid set list make this game the most fun you can have with your friends with your clothes on. What's great about Rock Band is that Harmonix actually came up with a decent DLC plan to support the game after launch.
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
- If the PS3 has a bigger installed base this would have been the #1 game on a lot of people's lists this year. The game was a joy to play from start to finish with only one or two semi slow spots during the course of the game. Between the excellent voice over work and the amazing writing this was one of the great games of the year and it showed off what the PS3 can do.
The Orange Box
- Five best of class games for less than $50 (PC version)? Sign me up. Between the innovative gameplay of Portal, the amazing art direction of Team Fortress 2, and the story telling of the Half Life 2 series this is the game to own for 2007 and beyond.
God of War 2
- This came out in 2007 right? I still can't figure out why this game isn't getting more GOTY love. Great story, good graphics(for the PS2), and all around great gameplay. Sure the last boss was uber-cheap but the rest of the game was a ton of fun to play.
Cyril Lachel - Senior Staff Writer
2007 was an amazing year for video games. I won't go as far as some people who want to say that it was the best year for gaming ever, but 2007 was pretty darn good in its own right. When came to choosing my top five games I was left with a predicament, how on earth would I be able to narrow down my list from 15 worthy games to just 5? Well gang, I did it. This list may not be perfect, but this is as close as I can get to a finalized Top Five Games of 2007 list. If your favorite game didn't make the cut don't worry, I'm sure it was just oversight on my part. And if you're one of those people who hasn't played all of these games, then stop reading the rest of this article and run down to your local game store. No really, close that browser and get in your car, you don't want to miss out on any of these games.
Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords
- I've made no bones about it; I've been in love with Puzzle Quest for almost a full year now. Ever since I received the preview build of Puzzle Quest for the PSP two months early I have fallen head over heels for what has to be the single most addictive puzzle game I've played since Tetris. In fact the very idea that I'm calling it a puzzle game at all defeats the whole purpose. Puzzle Quest isn't merely some puzzle game; it's the combination of an amazing puzzle game with a compelling role-playing game. It's this marriage that keeps me coming back to the game time and time again. I was addicted when the game was first released on the PSP. I was addicted once again when I played the Nintendo DS version. And then after a few months away from the game, I was bitten by the bug once again thanks to a fantastic (and dirt cheap) Xbox Live Arcade port. No matter what system you buy it for, Puzzle Quest is the kind of game you can play for months on end. While it's not the most high profile game of 2007, Puzzle Quest is the one game I hope that everybody plays. Is it really better than Rock Band, The Orange Box and Halo 3? Maybe not to some, but for me Puzzle Quest defined what 2007 was. Now bring on Puzzle Quest 2!
Rock Band
- From the get-go I knew that Rock Band was going to be amazing. When it comes to making amazing music-related games, Harmonix is the master. What I wasn't prepared for is how fulfilling the whole experience would be. Sure, some can argue that the guitar portions of the game aren't as complicated as what we saw in the Guitar Hero series, but coming together with your friends to successfully capture the awesome power of the Rolling Stones' Gimme Shelter or My Iron Lung by Radiohead. It wasn't just that the game had an amazing line-up of songs, but the idea that you can download brand new tracks each and every week is enough to keep me excited for many months to come. Rock Band is not the kind of game you can just forget, even if you're playing the game as a single player there's still enough to keep you entertained for some time. The game isn't quite perfect yet (I still need to be able to play the multiplayer "World Tour" mode online), but with all of the music and instruments it's hard to resist the awesomeness that is Rock Band.
BioShock -
There were a lot of amazing first-person shooters in 2007 (Halo 3, Call of Duty 4, The Orange Box, etc.), but only one of them was good enough to make my best of 2007 list. The truth is, if this was a top 10 list most of the other five would be FPS games, so I don't feel too bad leaving so many off this list. BioShock was able to do for me what no other first-person shooter has done for years; tell a compelling story that I was actually interested in. It's normal for me to get attached to a certain game world, lord knows how much time I've spent playing hanging out in San Andreas or the Willamette Mall. But Rapture is different; it felt like nothing I had ever experienced before. A lot of it had to do with the time period, which a 1950s world destroyed and revisited in the 1960s. The amazing use of licensed music only helps to make Rapture one of the scariest locations in video game history. But scary or not, Rapture is a fully realized world that tells one of the most interesting stories in video game history. Best of all, the game is full of small nuance and amazing moments, as well as a real sense of wonder. It may not have a dedicated multiplayer mode, but BioShock was easily my favorite first-person shooter of 2007.
Super Mario Galaxy
- I'll admit, I held out on checking out Super Mario Galaxy. While I grew up loving the Super Mario Bros. franchise, part of me just can't get as excited about the plumber as I once was. Perhaps it was disappointing turns in Super Mario Sunshine and New Super Mario Bros. that soured me on the whole experience, but whatever the case I just couldn't bring myself to buy Super Mario Galaxy until weeks after its release. But thank goodness I came around, because Super Mario Galaxy is easily one of the best games of the year. I'll skip the part about how it's cute and full of amazing old school references, Mario Galaxy is on this list because of its variety. While it never dips into mini-game territory, Super Mario Galaxy has a surprising amount of different things for you to do. From 2D platforming to racing to collecting coins, this new Mario game has just about everything I could possibly want to do in a 3D action game. And just when I thought I had seen it all, Mario Galaxy continues to impress me with all of the new ideas it's bringing to the table. Even after gathering up 80 stars, there's still a lot of game to be found in this game, all of it done better than just about anything else on the market. And better yet, Super Mario Galaxy has finally given me a reason to turn on my Wii and play it for more than just a couple of minutes. It may not have the best graphics and voice acting, but there's nothing quite like Super Mario Galaxy ... and that's why it deserves to be included as one of the best games of the year.
- Like Puzzle Quest, I was blown away by the creativity of Crush on the PSP. There's just nothing else like it on the market, it's a completely unique puzzler that has a gimmick that will wow just about anybody. It's not one of those small gimmicks that you barely notice, the moment that somebody sees exactly what the game does they are both amazed and hooked. You see, Crush is a 3D puzzle game that allows you to change the world to 2D in order to solve ingeniously difficult mind teasers. The game starts out simple enough, but by the end of the game you're going to have to use all of your mental functions to figure out the right way to get to the exit. Unlike most portable games released in 2007, Crush was the kind of game you could pick up for a few minutes when you had a short break. This isn't one of those games where you have to invest a lot of time to beating; it's perfect for people on any schedule. But it's the originality of the gimmick that sets this game apart. Until playing Crush I had never seen anything like it, the concept had me so excited that I couldn't wait to beat all 40 levels. The fact that I can still get this excited about a concept after spending thirty years playing literally thousands of different games is definitely refreshing.
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Every time Belmont plays Lipscomb, Rick Byrd becomes a nervous wreck.
With just three miles separating the rivals, Belmont's basketball coach knows the vested interest many connected to both schools — alumni, fans, administrators, coaches — have for the two men's basketball games every season. He is also well aware that even when, on paper, his Bruins are the better team, that doesn't mean the Bisons will just roll over.
From 2009-12, Lipscomb defeated Belmont five of six times. In 2011 and 2012, Belmont reached the NCAA Tournament and, in 2011, Lipscomb gave the Bruins their only conference loss of the season.
In fact, last year, when Belmont left the Atlantic Sun and the Battle of Boulevard rivalry was moved to November and December, Byrd joked that they ought to play both games as a doubleheader and knock it out in one day.
Now, adding to the discomfort of the situation, Byrd will be coach against one of his closest friends in the profession. On Sunday, Lipscomb introduced Casey Alexander as its next coach. Alexander starred as a point guard for Byrd from 1992-95 and spent the following 16 years on Byrd's staff.
But, believe it or not, Byrd's not sweating going head-to-head with Alexander twice a year.
"When a guy plays for you there is a bond there that can't be replaced by anything — even brother and sister almost," Byrd said. "When a special guy plays for you and is so competitive and has the qualities Casey had, he is one of a kind. He is a special guy. … It will be maybe a little awkward a couple nights a year but I enjoy coaching against people I admire and know are doing things the right way.
"And the games are early [in the season] so I can pull for him — I don't know if he is going to pull for me — but I can pull for him the rest of the way. It will work out fine."
The addition of Alexander should provide the rivalry with a dose of intensity that has been absent recently.
The Bruins won the last three meetings by an average of 29.6 points. Last year, Belmont swept the season series for the first time since 2008.
"Obviously the Battle of Boulevard is a unique game for everybody and it will have an interesting twist," Alexander said. "I'm sure people will be excited about all that it means. All I can say is I'll be coaching my team and trying like heck to win."
This won't be the first time the two have coached on opposite sidelines.
Alexander spent the last two years as head coach at Stetson. In Belmont's last season in the A-Sun, 2011-12, Stetson played the Bruins twice. Belmont and Byrd emerged victorious both times, 84-71 and 106-93. The Hatters actually led at halftime in the first game and hung around until the final minutes of the second contest — one of the highest-scoring college basketball games of the season.
For Byrd, he looked on the court and saw two Belmont teams — at least in terms of strategy and coaching philosophy.
"They were doing our four-out [on the perimeter], one-in stuff," Byrd said laughing. "I knew what he was doing, too. We are both going to tweak things and do things differently. The great thing for me is when we're through [with the series], we can talk to one another and help each other, talk about what we saw, how can you get better and then pull from each other the rest of the year. So that part is going to be fun."
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Pros: Quiet, efficient, cools well.
Cons: Price, like all casement air conditioners they are more expensive than the regular models.
We bought this after our Whirlpool of 9 years started blowing only hot air. We have very narrow windows and the new Kenmore fit perfectly in the space. We bought the 11,500 BTU model. We were immediately surprised on how little electricity it consumed compared to our old air conditioner which was10,000 BTUs. It is also very quiet. We live on the second floor and it gets very hot in the summer. It cools our living room and large eat in kitchen very well. So far we are extremely pleased with our purchase.


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It's not even a contest. Washington, D.C., has had nearly twice as much snow as Albany this winter season, which began on Dec. 1.
As of 5 p.m. today, D.C. had clocked in with 55.6 inches, according to the National Weather Service.
Albany's total stands at 22.2 inches.
With up to 10 more inches of snow expected in the nation's capital before the current white-out conditions abate, it's possible that Washington could close in on — or pass — Buffalo.
Yes, Buffalo.
At this moment, it's Buffalo 63.1, Washington 55.6. Baltimore, just up the road, is at 72 inches and counting.
What in the name of Tim Russert is going on here?


text: To hear the commercials tell it Lasik surgery can work for anyone. Guess you can't trust advertising, since those with severe myopia are out of luck as far as getting their eyes cut up with lasers is concerned. Now, with the invention of STAAR, a permanent contact lens implant, they too can join the party. The lenses are made of a collagen/polyhema blend and are currently in the last stages of FDA approval. Oh, and if something goes wrong; the lenses can be removed or changed. (Good call on that one.) The process is expected to cost about 20% more than Lasik.


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Hannah was born in Chicago, Illinois, the daughter of Susan Wexler, a producer, and Don Hannah, a tugboat and barge company owner. Her parents divorced shortly after her birth and her mother remarried Jerrold Wexler, a businessman and brother of Haskell Wexler, a noted cinematographer. Hannah has been a vegetarian since age eleven. She grew up with siblings Don and Page Hannah, as well as half-sister Tanya Wexler.
Hannah became interested in movies at a young age, partly due to insomnia. She was very shy and diagnosed as "borderline autistic." Hannah attended the private Francis W. Parker School (where she played on the boys soccer team) and the Latin School of Chicago before enrolling at the University of Southern California.
Daryl Hannah Career
Hannah made her film debut in 1978 with a brief appearance in Brian De Palma's horror film The Fury. Her first notable role came as the acrobatic and violent replicant Pris in Ridley Scott's 1982 sci-fi classic Blade Runner, in which she performed some of her own gymnastic stunts. She then was cast as a beautiful blonde mermaid in Ron Howard's 1984 fantasy Splash, which starred Tom Hanks and was a major financial success, establishing Hannah as a high-profile film actress.
Hannah's successes in the remainder of the 1980s ranged from Steel Magnolias and the Academy Award-winning Wall Street to the 1986 film version of the best-seller The Clan of the Cave Bear. She starred in the title role of Fred Schepisi's 1987 film Roxanne, a modern retelling of Edmond Rostand's play Cyrano de Bergerac, a performance which was described as "sweet" and "gentle" by film critic Roger Ebert.
She also appeared in The Pope of Greenwich Village with co-stars Mickey Rourke and Eric Roberts and played the daughter of Jack Lemmon in both of the Grumpy Old Men comedies. In 1995, Hannah was chosen by Empire magazine as #96 of the "100 Sexiest Stars in Film History." That same year she appeared as homicidal sociopath Leann Netherwood in The Tie That Binds.
Of her most recent roles, the most memorable may be that of the one-eyed assassin Elle Driver in Kill Bill Volume 1 and Kill Bill Volume 2, directed by Quentin Tarantino. Her performance in these films, as well as her appearances in Northfork, Michael Radford's Dancing at the Blue Iguana, John Sayles' Casa de los Babys and Silver City, have been described by some as a comeback.
Hannah wrote, directed and produced a short film, The Last Supper, which won an award at the Berlin Film Festival. She directed, produced and was cinematographer for the documentary Strip Notes. It aired on Channel 4 in the UK and on HBO and was about the research Hannah did for her role as a stripper in Dancing at the Blue Iguana.
On August 30th 2011, she got arrested outside the White House in Washington for protesting a pipeline expansion. She says "Sometimes it's necessary to sacrifice your freedom for a greater freedom. And we want to be free from the horrible death and destruction that fossil fuels cause, and have a clean energy future."
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Political observers in the state are feeling it difficult to read the words and thoughts of AP Chief Miniser, N. Kiran Kumar Reddy. The gestures of the CM on several occasions are giving scope to think that he is playing the balls as per the pitch prepared by the Congress high command. And on some other occasions, he is relentless in attacking the Congress high command for the bifurcation of the state.
Whatever may be his plans, Kiran Kumar Reddy is successful in pacifying Seemandhra Ministers and MLAs to a greater extent. He has been asking them to wait till the expiry of the time given by the President to discuss Telangana Bill 2013 in AP Assembly.
The latest grapevine is that the CM is planning to float a regional party which will be headed by Lagadapati Rajagopal for the time being. Kiran Kumar Reddy is expected to take over the reigns of the new party after sending Telangana Bill back to the President of India.
Here are a few reasons why the new party may not succeed in Seemandhra:
1) The leaders, Kiran Kumar Reddy and other leaders are none other than the present Congressmen only.
2) They did not sacrifice any thing to keep the state of AP united.
3) The presence of strong leaders like Chandrababu and YS Jagan in the region may not give space for the entry of new political entity.


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Tottenham fullback Kyle Walker insists they're capable of winning the Europa League.
Walker, 22, is targeting the tournament as a great chance for his first major trophy.
He said: "It's massive for me. I want to win stuff at Tottenham and this tournament is a great opportunity to get a medal.
"We have been good throughout the group stages. Things haven't always gone our way but we've hung in there and got the results we needed."


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Here at Tara we aim to be accessible to everyone, from the design of our building to access facilities for our productions.
Audio Described
Audio Described performances give you a live commentary about the action happening on the stage through a pair of small headphones. It is perfect for anyone who finds it difficult to see the details of a performance to still enjoy the whole production.
We also offer touch tours before each Audio Described performance enabling you to explore the stage and get a feel of the set and costumes before the play starts.
British Sign Language
During a British Sign Language (BSL) Interpreted performance an interpreter stands on or at the side of the stage, clearly visible to the audience, and interprets the spoken word and sound effects for Deaf patrons who use BSL.
Please ensure you tell the Box Office you are booking to use the interpreter and they will seat you appropriately.
Captioning converts the spoken word into text that provides people with hearing loss access to live performance.
In captioning, the words appear on a screen at the same time as they are sung or spoken with the character's name or any sound effects specified. In a similar way to subtitles in television or film.
People who want to improve their English may also find captioning useful.
Touch Tours
Touch Tours for visually impaired patrons are available before Audio Described performances. Touch tours introduce blind and partially sighted visitors to the arrangement of the stage and help participants to engage with the ideas, props and costumes. Please contact the Box Office for more information.
Accessible Performances
Here is a list of our upcoming accessible performances:
Next captioned performances TBC
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Accessible Brochures
Download accessible versions of our season brochure.
Tara Theatre
The theatre is accessible from the street without encountering any steps. The front doors to the theatre are automated for easy access.
The main auditorium is accessible from the street without encountering any steps and we have two wheelchair spaces on the floor of the auditorium, situated in row A.
The Studio is accessible via the passenger lift to the first floor.
Outlets & Amenities
There is one accessible toilet in the basement, accessible via the passenger lift.
An induction hearing loop system – to use turn your hearing aid to T.
You can pre-order interval drinks at the Foyer Bar to avoid queueing.
Guide Dogs
Guide dogs are welcome throughout the building and, if you prefer, we will happily look after your dog whilst you watch the performance.
Earlsfield station is fully accessible with ramp access for the train and step free access with lifts to all platforms.
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You may think the title of this post is a little, let's say, aggressive. There are a million different chocolate chip recipes out there, and how could I possibly possess the one for the best chocolate chip cookies in the world? Well, I have proof…sort of. You see, ever since I was a little girl, Claudia made this particular cookie recipe. You can actually see me helping out in the picture to the right of this post! Every time I would bring these cookies to school for a snack, my friends would go insane. They LOVED Claudia's chocolate chip cookies. Who could blame them? They are moist, chocolatey and absolutely delicious. Unfortunately, they are also adapted from the NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® cookie recipe and not a guarded family secret. I could have made millions! Regardless, these cookies and this recipe continue to be a fantastic childhood memory. Oh, and the cookie dough isn't half bad tasting either. But you didn't hear that from me.
A few weeks ago I babysat my best friend's 4-year old daughter, Julia. I figured there was no better time to make my favourite childhood recipe than with one of my favourite kids. Julia is probably one of the smartest 4-year olds in the world. She also was nursing a broken elbow, so I figured she needed some fun (and sugar). Baking with kids takes a lot of patience…and clean up. I had a blast, but as you can tell, the photographs came second in this baking experience.
To create the Best Chocolate Chip Cookies in the World, you will need:
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup unsalted butter, softened
3/4 cup white sugar
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 large eggs
2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
Like Julia, combine flour, baking soda and salt in small bowl.
Don't you love the pearls? Somebody clearly raided my jewelry box.
Beat butter, granulated sugar, brown sugar and vanilla extract in large mixer bowl until creamy.
Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition.
Gradually beat in flour mixture.
Look at that technique!
Remember to clean as you go.
I actually think she was playing with the flour. At one point she actually said "I love flour! It's so soft!"
Stir in chocolate chips. Drop by rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheets.
Surprising, Julia didn't try to eat the cookie dough. Strange…as I thought all kids did that. At least I keep telling myself that.
In a 375 degree fahrenheit oven, bake for 9 to 11 minutes or until golden brown.
Cool on baking sheets for 2 minutes. Remove to wire racks to cool completely.
Pile high on a plate and enjoy!
Kid tested and approved!
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I can totally vouch for these cookies! Grew up eating them at Jaime's, sometimes out of the freezer – absolutely delicious!!
what type of pan is this?
okay, just came home with two of these muffin tin beauties and am excited to try this recipe…I don't fill the cup full do I? just a bit so they spread evenly?
I made these cookies today…tons of them…I feed all the kids on the block and some of their parents and a few dogs….lol. Thank you for an awesome recipe….I've made a few of the ones listed here and all of them are winners..thank you…keep them coming, I've started to check your site twice daily for new ideas…This is a keeper for my family and is going into my daughter Anastasia's recipe book for when she grows up.
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Kneeling Hitler Sculpture Finds Buyer At $17.2M
A kneeling Hitler sculpture has been sold for $17.2 million. The Adolf Hitler sculpture titled Him, which was designed by Maurizio Cattelan, is not the artist's most controversial work – that title goes to 2004's Par Peur de l'Amour, which is a sculpture of an elephant hiding under a bedsheet, the whole thing resembles a Ku Klux Klan uniform.
The Kneeling Hitler sculpture, commonly known simply as Him, has been sold for the whopping price of $17.2 million – many experts predicted that the piece would go for $15 million.
The controversial sculpture was purchased by an unknown buyer on Sunday during an auction at Christie's and Sotheby's in New York. The "Bound to Fail" auction features 39 works curated by Loic Gouzer, Christie's deputy chairman of post-war and contemporary art.
Him was designed by famous Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, who is known for his satirical sculptures, including La Nona Ora, (also known as The Ninth Hour), depicting Pope John Paul II being struck down by a meteorite, L.O.V.E, which is a 36-foot white marble sculpture middle finger pointing away from Borsa Italiana in Milan and Not Afraid of Love, which consists of an elephant sculpture hiding under a large white sheet yet appearing to be a Ku Klux Klan uniform.
Mr. Cattelan came up with the concept of The Kneeling Hitler sculpture in 2001, which is a simple sculpture that looks like a schoolboy kneeling in prayer from behind, except that the head has been replaced with the realistic likeness of Adolf Hitler. The sculpture was frequently displayed at the end of a long hallway or the opposite end of a white room, turned away from the viewer so that they would not be able to recognize the individual until they advanced close enough. It was also placed in the courtyard in the former Warsaw Ghetto, a Jewish residential district in Warsaw Poland, which was the largest Jewish ghetto in Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II.
Experts describe Cattelan's style as followed:
"Cattelan's personal art practice has led to him gaining a reputation as an art scene's joker. Cattelan is highly recognized for several works that utilize taxidermy, a practice of his that flourished during the mid-1990s. These works are designed to connect humans and animals through the projections of human emotions which the former places on the latter."
Cattelan spoke about his work in a past interview saying:
"That's probably the greatest thing about Warhol: the way he penetrated and summarized our world, to the point that distinguishing between him and our everyday life is basically impossible, and in any case useless."
Mr. Gouzer stated:
"…the artist defied the taboos of representation by disguising evil incarnate under a cloak of innocence."
The previous auction record for a work by Cattelan was $7.9 million – it was Par Peur de l'Amour.
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I don't get prochoice logic
Man Accused of Cutting Unborn Baby Out of Wife's Abdomen
A man accused of attacking his pregnant wife and killing their unborn baby appeared in court for a hearing Thursday for the first time since the October incident. On his way into court, Jeffery Reynolds blamed synthetic marijuana for what happened.
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Reynolds, 31, appeared in court with his hands and feet shackled and he was wearing a bulletproof vest.
As he was going into court he told reporters, "I love my wife and son with all my heart. I hope the state will enforce laws against synthetic drugs that has ruined my family."
During his court appearance, another motions hearing was scheduled on his bond revocations.
The Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office said Reynolds attacked his wife, Paula, 28, with a kitchen knife at their Walker, LA home on Oct. 23, 2012.
Investigators said he stabbed her in the abdomen and cut their baby out of her. She survived the attack.
A toxicology test was run on Reynolds, but at last report, the results had not been sent back to authorities.
Reynolds remains behind bars on $500,000 bond. He is charged with first-degree feticide and second-degree attempted murder.
Less than a week later, the Livingston Parish coroner reported the baby was accidentally cremated. The coroner said the Livingston Parish Government does not maintain a morgue and has always relied on a private sector funeral home for morgue services.
In a statement released by the coroner, a funeral home employee mistakenly removed and cremated the baby before an autopsy could be performed.
Livingston Parish District Attorney Scott Perrilloux reportedly said the cremation voids the possibility of upgrading the feticide count to one of murder.
Previously, Perrilloux said if evidence showed the unborn baby had begun to breathe before it was killed, that the feticide count may be upgraded to murder.
However, Perrilloux said he believes the current counts against the suspect in the case can still be prosecuted.
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So my question is all you prochoice women...why is he being charged with the 'feticide' if it was in the abdomen??? I thought their little lives were insignificant until they were birthed from their mother's womb?
Really?! There is a very big difference between a woman making a choice to terminate a pregnancy, going to a licensed physician, and having the procedure done and a man stabbing her and cutting out her baby by force. Do you not know what proCHOICE means? She had no choice here. He stole that from her.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one!!! LOL
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im so tired.. i just read that title and thouht it said i dont get prosthetic legs...
So he should be charged with feticide but she can do it legally? This is assault with a deadly weapon.
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Common sense here..the man stole the mother's choice. I'm very prochoice but I believe life begins at conception too. I believe abortion ends the life. I believe this man killed his child, his wife's child..and I believe he should be punished greatly for it. Just because someone is prochoice doesn't mean they all think like you described. Knowing that will probably help you alot.
This has nothing to do with ProChoice/ProLife..... The woman was obviously carrying this child to give birth. The father killed the child in womb...committing "feticide".... And by doing so could have killed her in the process so is charged with "attempted murder"
He took away any choice !!!


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Most people with breast cancer have surgery to remove the cancer. You may have breast-conserving surgery or surgery to remove the entire breast. Some of the lymph nodes under the arm may also be removed to check for cancer cells.
The kind of surgery you have may depend on the size and location of your cancer and your personal preferences.
Surgery that removes part of the breast
Procedures include:
- Breast-conserving surgery (lumpectomy), which is the removal of the lump in the breast along with some of the tissue around it.
- Partial or segmental mastectomy, which is the removal of the area of the breast that contains cancer as well as some of the breast tissue around the tumor.
Talk to your doctor about what your breast might look like after the surgery.
Surgery that removes all of the breast
Mastectomy procedures include:
- Total or simple mastectomy, which is the removal of the whole breast.
- Modified radical mastectomy, which is the removal of the whole breast and the lymph nodes under the arm (axillary lymph nodes).
- Radical mastectomy, which is the removal of the breast, chest muscles, and all of the lymph nodes under the arm (axillary lymph node dissection). This surgery is rarely used.
Breast reconstruction
After mastectomy, a new breast can be reconstructed. Your surgeon will rebuild the shape of your breast using artificial implants or tissue from other parts of your body.
If you want breast reconstruction, talk to your doctor before your surgery is planned. You may be able to have breast reconstruction immediately following your mastectomy.
Or your doctor may suggest that you wait until later for breast reconstruction if you are going to have further treatment, such as radiation. If so, you may want to use a breast prosthesis until you have your reconstruction.


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Pulling together: interoperability and the user at the heart of business computing
This is a guest blog written by Phil Lewis who is a business consulting director with Alpharetta, Georgia headquartered enterprise software company Infor.
The exploding need for mobile app development
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Without promoting his own company's brand in any blatant way, Lewis gives us a relatively impartial view of how interoperability and connecting applications to execute cohesive business processes should always stem from user perception of business needs and real user control.
It is incredible to think that despite over two decades of business computing and the efforts of the multi-billion dollar software industry, companies in 2010 still struggle with the same issues they started tackling when they adopted their first computer:
• Complex integration projects with expensive and unfamiliar technology
• Rigid business processes which are difficult to re-configure
• Proprietary technology creating barriers to interoperability
• Visibility of business problems forcing a reactive approach instead of proactive improvement
• Islands of isolated information and data causing ineffective decision making and complex reporting
Alongside these "traditional" issues we can now add new challenges such as the ongoing debate between on premise vs. cloud applications, where businesses don't just face the need to make a choice, but a new integration issue when they have made their selection.
The key to solving this history of challenges is ensuring that the technology that is implemented is done so in a way that does not prohibit or restrict future options.
For example, connecting applications to execute cohesive business processes, with a lightweight, standards-based, technology architecture, not only pulls together related business activities such as production and stock, but keeps the door to the future open with a set of connectors capable of integrating with third party applications and cloud services.
To do this without drowning in new technology investment, businesses need to align business processes to put the user in control. That is not to say that the technology should be entirely passive – it should help guide users to execute critical tasks, which support overarching company goals.
This eye on the future and end user focus mean business network reporting will become critical whereby a repository subscribes to messages published by all connected applications. This provides a single data source, which represents data from all business systems, giving a view of the entire business, opposed to an individual application.
Of course, finding applications that are delivered with this level of interoperability built-in is a whole new challenge…


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Britons moved by the plight of millions of Asian tsunami victims dug deep into their pockets yesterday, bringing the total raised in only four days to an unprecedented £30 million.
The public response has been so overwhelming - throughout the afternoon people were giving more than £20,000 a minute - that the Government felt compelled to increase its contribution from £15 million to £50 million.
Britain is now the largest single country donor to the international relief appeal. Sweden has pledged £40 million, Japan £21 million and America £18 million. The World Bank is giving £130 million.
As charities praised the generosity of the British public, the official number of deaths from Sunday's earthquake rose to 114,000. At least 29 have been confirmed as British.
The prime minister of Thailand, Thaksin Shinawatra, said that almost all the 6,000 people still missing probably died in the disaster. India has recorded 5,900 missing, presumed dead, taking the total above 125,000. In many areas the counting of bodies has been abandoned.
Aid workers are struggling to reach millions of people who survived the initial torrent but who are now desperately short of water, food and shelter. The United Nations estimates that at least £1 billion is needed to prevent further death from starvation and disease.
Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary-general, said that around £260 million ($500 million) had been pledged by governments and charities.
Brendan Gormley, the chief executive of the Disasters Emergency Committee, the umbrella group co-ordinating British fund-raising, said the response had been unprecedented. "This is the biggest response to an emergency appeal," he said. "It is both remarkable and humbling. The British people have been listening to our appeals and, after what I hope was a happy Christmas, have realised they can do something and are digging deep. It must go on."
The committee's 3,000 automated phone lines were taking 890 calls a minute after moving television and radio appeals on Wednesday night. By 6pm last night they had taken 600,000 pledges totalling £25 million. Individual charities have raised an additional £5 million.
Mr Gormley said the committee would spend less than a penny of each pound on administration.
Premiership football clubs added £1 million, with the 20 clubs each pledging £50,000. The England cricket team donated £15,000.
Buckingham Palace said the Queen was to make a "substantial donation".
Another £5 million has been raised by individual charities. Oxfam said it had received at least £3 million, while the Red Cross has raised £2 million.
Christian Aid said it had raised around £400,000, Save the Children £130,000 and Cafod at least £150,000.
Throughout the day governments around the world were increasing their contributions. Sweden, one of the western countries that has lost most people in the disaster, increased its relief package to £40 million. Then Britain increased its to £50 million, following criticism that its previous donation of £15 million was "stingy".
Hilary Benn, the International Development Secretary, said: "It is now sadly clear that the scale of destruction and loss of life is increasing all the time. I have said from the start that we would make available the money needed."
Tony Blair rejected a call by Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister, to convene an emergency meeting of the G8 to discuss the disaster. Britain takes over the presidency of the G8 group of leading industrial nations tomorrow.
Mr Blair said the UN, rather than the G8, should continue to play the leading role.
Charities were at full stretch ferrying equipment to the stricken areas.
An aircraft chartered by Oxfam flew to Sri Lanka and Indonesia, carrying 27 tons of emergency equipment.
A Red Cross plane containing 40 tons of logistics and telecommunications equipment left Bristol for Sri Lanka.
The Federation of Tour Operators, which has been arranging for aircraft to be sent to bring back holidaymakers, is organising the transport of humanitarian aid on outward flights.


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Criminal Minds spinoff, Brian Dennehy is set to star opposite Dana Gould in Gould's untitled multicamera pilot for ABC and Australian actor Sullivan Stapleton has landed the lead in CBS 'multicamera comedy pilot
Lifetime has ordered a pilot for an untitled multicamera comedy to star the comedian and "The View" co-host.
Lifetime has ordered a pilot for an untitled multicamera comedy to star the comedian and
And traditional multicamera family shows have disappeared to cable where networks like TV Land and Disney Channel keep them going.
"When it works, it fits like an old slipper," Last Man Standing's Travis said of shooting a multicamera comedy, a rarity on television these days.
And after years of almost single-handedly propping up the multicamera sitcom shot on a stage in front of an audience, Lorre is witnessing a comedy comeback this season that he helped initiate.
Exclusive: Chuck Lorre Talks Two and a Half Men's Turnaround and His "Painful" Year
But there were also insiders who felt that Kutcher made more sense, given his ease on a multicamera sitcom stage.
The multicamera domestic comedy stars Engvall as a family counselor whose own family could maybe use a dose of counseling.
Chris Noth to Leave Law & Order: Criminal Intent; Jeff Goldblum Joins Cast
Coming off ofdoing a series of multicamera shows and all that,which are fun and great and all that, the biggestappeal of doing this show, for Chris and I, was just todelve into what is real at every stage of the game.
He's teaming with fellow "Chuck" producer Matt Miller to pen a multicamera script for CBS that will follow "a twentysomething newlywed couple navigating their new life together."


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Odd, seems to be working fine for me and a few others.
Just re-upload it and it put the link in the comments.
OMG that is a nice setup.
That is a beautiful setup. The TV really makes it for me.
Why not put the TV above the 3x monitors?
That is exactly what I will be doing, as I said it's nearly finished, all I need to do now is put the TV up, get carpet and a coffee table! It's coming together nicely.
Is that Splinter Cell: Blacklist on the middle monitor?
Oh man that looks awesome. I love the idea of being able to sit in the middle of the room but still be within easy reach of everything thanks to the power of the chair on wheels. Of course you'll probably scratch the shit out of the floor but you can't put a price on the enjoyment that only a wheely chair can bring.
Doesn't open for me :(
Is that a macbook air?
Nope, 15" Retina Macbook Pro.
Where did you grab those LED's on the desk?
My camera must of disliked my LED strip lights behind my monitors, apologies!
Custom top I assume? I want to do this myself so I'm highly interested in what material you used, if you like the texture, etc.
The past owners of this house must of had it fitted, when we arrived here it was already sealed to the walls so there's physically no way of moving it around since the wall is the only thing supporting it at the back. I just thought it would be a great opportunity to use this room as my own 'technology base' if you like since it's spacious and out of the way from any other places from the house. If it wasn't for this desk i wouldn't have thought of actually mounting my monitors to my wall rather than buying just your standard desk clamp mounts, so it's a lot cleaner!