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Two New Fragrant English Shrub Roses
From a new line of David Austin breeding
Now, American rose lovers can enjoy two delightful new David Austin English roses available by mail order. The two varieties are 'Princess Anne', a cerise pink fully-double rose from a new line of David Austin breeding, and 'Skylark', a lilac-pink semi-double rose.
His English roses are known for combining the romantic flower forms and perfume of old roses with the broad color range and repeat-flowering of modern roses. As a rose breeder, Austin's achievement is in marrying this lovely "English Rose" look with tough-as-nails garden performance, vigorous growth, full bushes, disease resistance and prolific season-long bloom. English roses are suited to growing in full sun or partial shade provided the site is not overhung by tree canopies.
New For 2012
'Princess Anne' (Auskitchen) – Rosa 'Princess Anne' is first of a significant new line of breeding that is producing roses with particularly pretty flower form and strong garden vigor and health. 'Princess Anne' was named 'Best New Plant Variety' at the UK Grower of the Year Awards in 2011. It flowers over a long period and in large clusters, the individual blooms opening in succession. There is a medium-strong Tea Rose fragrance.
The blooms of 'Princess Anne' are an unusual bold cerise pink color. The individual petals tend to stand up, so create an almost water lily effect – although a most sturdy water lily. The petals are strong and not too long, and many are heart-shaped, resulting in a pleasing ruffled effect. The inner petals create an informal button eye center revealing the backs of the petals, which are a warm shade of deep salmon pink. There is yellow at the heart of the bloom, though this is almost imperceptible. Over time, the petals gradually evolve toward purple bluish tones (rather reminiscent of some of the Old Gallica roses), ultimately aging to a lovely shade of purple-lilac. As blooms of varying ages are held together in clusters, the effect of their contrasting colors and forms is striking.
The rose forms a compact, bushy and upright shrub with highly polished, remarkably disease-resistant foliage. Its mature size is approximately 3 feet tall by 2 feet wide, making it an ideal rose for borders or a great choice for hedging and pots. 'Princess Anne' is hardy in USDA zones 6-9.
This rose is named after Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne, Britain's Princess Royal who is patron of Great Britain's Riding for the Disabled charity.
'Skylark' (Ausimple) – Rosa 'Skylark' has semi-double flowers with open cups and prominent stamens. The color is deep pink at first, later paling slightly to lilac-pink with a small white center. There is a lovely Tea fragrance with hints of fruity apple and clove, giving the unexpected overall impression of apple pie!
The growth is light and airy, building up into a natural, well-rounded shrub. It is particularly free flowering and healthy and its more informal habit makes it an ideal choice for planting amongst other shrubs or perennials towards the front of a mixed border. It grows to about 3 feet tall by 2 feet wide. Skylark is hardy in USDA zones 5-9.
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U.S. gardeners will find the two new David Austin varieties via mail-order from davidaustinroses.com, by calling 800-328-8893, or by writing David Austin Roses Limited, 15059 State Highway 64 West, Tyler, Texas 75704. The U.S. mail-order collection features more than 200 bare root roses, including 120 Austin-bred English Roses. All of his roses sold in the USA are specially selected for American growing conditions and climate zones. All are grown and shipped within the USA. His award-winning catalog, The Handbook of Roses, is a rose lover's delight with more than 100 pages of color illustrations. The catalog is available at no charge upon request.
Most of his bare root roses are budded onto Dr. Huey rootstock, though there are now 10 varieties additionally offered as own root roses.
The breeder also offers a collection of 20 top varieties as containerized roses, available by mail-order year-round. Lovely as gifts, the containerized roses arrive in premium pots, attractive boxes, fully leafed-out and in bud or bloom during the summer months or pruned back ready to plant.
Additionally, more than 80 varieties of Austin's Fragrant English Roses are now available to American gardeners as potted roses via fine garden retailers coast-to-coast.


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Last night i made a thread that got bounced out, i just wanted to get my ideas somewhere to build upon. So, let's try this again.
During heroic Garrosh, when Garrosh is defeated and the cinematic starts, it will go through like normal. EXCEPT, it continues after of where it cuts off in normal. I have no idea what could happen (Garrosh breaks free? takes the remaining power of y'shaarj and completely manifests? destroys stormwind harbor, and the battle continues?) could be anything. That what you guys will discuss here though
What could happen? I'm not saying it's a WHOLE different cut scene, or a spin off. The first Alliance/Horde ending cinematic's just aren't fully done yet, they don't explain exactly whats going to happen between and after the "trial" if he ever makes it there. Garrosh is a pretty tough figure, i think he doesn't want to be taken alive, and will find a way to continue the fight until death. Even if that's accepting all power of an old god to do it.

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I recently wrote an article published exclusively on Seeking Alpha, entitled, "Why GE's Buyback is a Raw Deal for Shareholders." Share repurchase programs are trumpeted out and rarely questioned. I believe that many, but not enough, investors understand that buybacks can be largely self-serving and hardly in shareowners' best interests. I encourage you to read the above linked story (link visible in full article view) on GE and note the fact that the impact of share buybacks when looking at shares outstanding is very dismal; stock price performance is equally unimpressive. Continue reading
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GE's undervaluation and poor corporate governanceStandard
General Electric's (GE) annual shareowner meeting is tomorrow (Weds.) in Detroit. I urge those that haven't voted to do so as soon as possible today to ensure votes are counted. To help make readers better informed and to generate discussion, I prepared two write-ups surrounding GE's annual meeting: (1) a review of each item for vote on its proxy, and (2) a look at why GE is undervalued. [Hyperlinks visible in full article view.] It's unmistakable to me the market has been efficient in valuing GE shares when considering GE's deficient corporate governance and management. Please continue reading even if you have read the above two linked articles. Continue reading
Proxy statements underrated, a critical review of GEStandard
I have heard from fellow value investor Jacob Wolinsky (of ValueWalk) that Paul Sonkin, manager of the Hummingbird Value hedge fund, believes proxy statements are the most underrated of statements; Wolinsky perhaps inspired by that says rather than refer to the 3 key financial statements it really should be "4." I couldn't agree more. As I have been doing since 2010, I prepared an in-depth review of GE's 2012 proxy statement. It really is imperative that investors read their companies' proxies and not only vote more often but of course vote better informed.
Furthermore, with more governance and shareowner-rights minded investors gathering at sites like the United States Proxy Exchange, MoxyVote, Proxy Democracy, as well as TheShareholderActivist, we may gain enough critical mass to do more reviews like mine of GE, and light a fire under the large institutional holders that too often vote with management. Please see my review of GE, which appears exclusively on Seeking Alpha (dot-com). The comments there show that investors do care and are voting. The future is bright with Seeking Alpha recently hitting 1 million registered readers and Moxy Vote hitting the 100,000 mark.
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GE, Gibson Dunn vs. SEC & Me Take IIStandard
Serendipitously on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, I was able to relay great news for shareowners of General Electric (GE) and all publicly-traded companies. The SEC ruled the prior week that GE cannot omit my critical proposal (hyperlink appears in full article view; see page 2 of PDF) requesting its board reexamine dividend policy. GE has since resubmitted dubious arguments to the SEC seeking a reversal of opinion so that it can kill my proposal and ensure the truth of my findings and the merit of my resolution do not appear before us shareowners. Continue reading
When the proxy system works: SEC allows critical dividend proposal at GEStandard
As I pen this article on this day of remembering/honoring Martin Luther King Jr., an icon of activism, I am elated to share great news for General Electric (GE) and all public equity shareholders alike: the Securities and Exchange Commission has informally ruled that GE cannot omit my proposal from its 2012 Annual Meeting and proxy statement. In short, my proposal involves allowing shareholders to vote whether GE's board should reexamine the company's dividend policy. This may not sound terribly important in light of MLK's efforts and accomplishments, but believe me, in light of the injustice that has taken place at GE (and at other listed companies), the SEC's ruling is significant. Allow me to explain some of the procedure and reasoning behind my proposal, as well as GE's reaction thus far. Continue reading
Is GE's dividend really a top priority?Standard
Please see Seeking Alpha ("GE Dividend Still Taking Back Seat to Buybacks") for my latest installment in the saga of General Electric's (GE) reluctance to share the wealth with its shareholders. *Click "Read Full Story" below for hyperlink to Seeking Alpha.*
The high price of GE's stock repurchasesStandard
Beware the stock buyback story. While Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) (BRK.B) investors and the media were mostly pleasantly surprised by the company's (i.e. Buffett's) announcement yesterday saying it may buy back its stock under certain conditions, the situation is quite different at General Electric (GE). The most recent buybacks at GE have cost approximately $30/share, which is almost double the stock's market price. And buybacks leading up to the 2008 crash were extremely destructive to value. Find out more in my exclusive article about GE's buybacks on Seeking Alpha (dot-com).
General Electric: buybacks vs. dividendsStandard
Heads up to readers that I have an exclusive article about GE published at Seeking Alpha, "General Electric: Eschew the Buybacks, Hike the Dividend More Meaningfully." Shareholders and potential investors will be pleased to know that in fact, GE has a good problem on its hands of a much improved balance sheet, large cash pile, and robust cash flows. Now, what to do with the excess cash? See the preceding hyperlink for the article. Also, bookmark or visit back to see all of my articles on General Electric discussing matters pertinent to shareholders.
Privilege trumps posterity at General ElectricStandard
The vote results from General Electric's (GE) annual meeting held on April 27th were filed with the SEC on Tuesday. A "5th grader" reviewing the results could easily see that General Electric prevailed overwhelmingly: in reelecting its directors, approving executive pay, and voting down shareowner proposals. I question whether GE's board and its executives could honestly tell said 5th grader that the vote results reflect a fair representation of the company's stakeholders, which for instance include employees, retirees, investors, corporate partners, customers, and the residents in communities in which it operates. Could these very directors teach what they claim? Continue reading


text: Ouya is the name of the $99 hackable Android game console, and all its games will purportedly be free. Recruiting the talents of Yves Béhar for this work, the renowned industrial designer will be building a hackable gaming console with a high-concept developer ecosystem that will allow any developer to publish free-to-play games easily. To top it off, every customer who buys a retail box will also receive their own developer kit. While merely a concept at this point, Ouya has attracted the attentive support of some very famous and important industry names–including former Xbox executive Ed Fries, Amol Sarva of Peek, Peter Pham of Color, and Muffi Ghadiali who helped ship Kindle at Amazon's Lab126. The project also impressively counts Julie Uhrman of IGN as its founder and CEO. Watch for more details to follow.


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2013 Football Season Capped with Annual Awards BanquetPosted January 28, 2014
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Marshall, Mo. (January 28, 2014)- The Missouri Valley College football team wrapped up its 2013 season with its annual Awards Night on Monday evening. The football coaching staff recognized the numerous award-winning Viking football players, and the 2013 season that saw the program win a third-straight Heart of America Athletic Conference championship, appear in the NAIA Football Championship Quarterfinals, achieve a 9-3 overall record and finish the season ranked No. 7 in the NAIA Football Coaches' Postseason Top 25 Poll.
Those honored at the event included Senior Defensive Back Tyler Davis (St. Louis, Mo.) who was named the Most Valuable Defensive Player, Junior Quarterback Bruce Reyes (Beaumont, Texas) who was named the Most Valuable Offensive Player, Junior Wide Receiver Jarrell Davis (Merced, Calif.) who was named the Most Valuable Special Teams Player and Junior Defensive Lineman Ty Phillips (East St. Louis, Mo.) who was named the team's Most Valuable Player.
In addition to his team MVP award, Phillips was also honored as the 2013 Heart of America Athletic Conference Co-Defensive Player of the Year and 2013 AFCA All-American and was a first team all-conference selection.
Twenty-one other Vikings were also honored during the ceremony for being selected to the HAAC all-conference team including first team selections Junior Offensive Lineman Roy Wolfrum (Wentzville, Mo.), Junior Defensive Back Michael Barnes (Beaumont, Texas), Senior Defensive Back Phillip Fowler (San Diego, Calif.), Senior Defensive Lineman Leon Jackson (Merced, Calif.), Senior Linebacker Danny Reyes (Hesperia, Calif.) and Tyler Davis.
Also honored during the ceremony were the HAAC Player of the Week Award winners including Junior Kicker Daniel Mouro (Hilmar, Calif.), Leon Jackson and Ty Phillips.
"This was a very successful season for our program, and our players deserve to be recognized for all their work during the past year," said Head Football Coach Paul Troth. "The coaching staff is proud of the accomplishments the team achieved this season, and hope those returning can continue the momentum we've built over the past few years."
Other award winners include Senior Defensive Lineman Veylin Stedham (Inglewood, Calif.) who was named the Volney Ashford Most Improved Player, Senior Tight End Zach Thomas (Sweet Springs, Mo.) who was named the Jerry Arnett Most Unselfish Player and Leon Jackson who was named the Ted Chittwood Memorial Homecoming Award winner. Two junior varsity players received recognition for their work during the season as Ramzie Cooper was named the Junior Varsity Offensive MVP and Daniel Heimann Junior Varsity Defensive MVP.
The 2013 senior class was also recognized for its accomplishments over the past four years. The Vikings have gone 38-8 overall, with an .826 winning percentage, captured three-straight conference championships and made three NAIA FCS appearances during that span.
"This year's senior class has been one of the most successful in program history," said Troth. "They have been a good group of guys both on the field and off the field, and have represented the program well."
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Known for its dynamic, richly diverse, and friendly educational environment, Missouri Valley College offers many opportunities to grow in mind, body, and spirit. Grounded in the liberal arts, undergraduate studies empower students to master interdisciplinary skills needed to succeed in a knowledge-based global society. MVC offers over 40 academic programs, study abroad program, honors program, extracurricular activities, and 13 sports. The most popular majors include education and business, and some new majors are agribusiness, nursing, graphic design, and health information systems (associate degree). Above all, Valley is committed to student success. For more information, call (660) 831-4000 or visit www.moval.edu.


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(WAVY) – Power was restored for the majority of the Outer Banks Saturday after Hurricane Arthur moved through the area a day earlier, knocking out electricity for thousands.
As of 11:30 p.m. Saturday, Dominion Power listed just 6 customers remaining in Dare County without power.
Tideland EMC continued working Saturday to repair dozens of damaged utility poles on Ocracoke Island, successfully restoring power by Saturday night. Hyde County officials said Ocracoke Island was expected to be fully open by 7 a.m. Sunday, barring any unforeseen issues.
Officials said Ocracoke was no longer under a state of emergency, and the temporary curfew expired.
North Carolina's Electric Cooperatives has a list of phone number you can use to report power outages or downed power lines. Click here to find the one in your area from the North Carolina Electric Cooperatives. In Virginia, call Dominion Virginia Power at 1-800-DOM-HELP or report an outage online by clicking here.
You can also check on the latest number of power outages at the above links. North Carolina Emergency Management is also tweeting about power outages, click here for their Twitter feed.
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Discovery: The greatest in living memory?
Story and Photo by Allistair James HIghet/Life@Home
It's so gratifying as a wine writer — and I'm a writer, not an expert, merely a voluble enthusiast — to have your gut instincts gratified. So it was the other day in one of the wine stores that I frequent that I came across a display of Bordeauxs, all within the $12 range.
Oh well, I thought, why not give them a try. Like so many of us, I am deeply reluctant to wade into tricky French waters where wine is concerned. I am perfectly aware that the great French wines are typically beyond my pocket book, and also, therefore, beyond my sphere of knowledge. Certainly, you'd be hard-pressed to find red Burgundy in your wine store worth drinking that is under $40. Then, of course, Bordeaux is to wine what Montreal is to hockey: the citadel, the heartland, the Valhalla where the legends reside. When you add to that the minute discriminations between vineyard plots and chateau that are the granular facts in the classification system — well, it's tricky.
But I threw caution to the wind and, since the price was right, bought a bottle of Chateau Le Petit Courret for $11, and it was terrific. There was none of that rusty nail and seawater acidity that is so often characteristic of cheap Bordeaux, but instead luscious ripe, autumnal dark fruit and lingering finish.
I bought a few more and found them all to be surprisingly excellent and astonishingly cheap. So I thought to myself, says I: "Alistair, there's something afoot here."
And so there is. As it turns out, the consensus among those in the know is that 2009 may turn out to be, in the words of one writer, "the greatest vintage in living memory." The great English wine writer Jancis Robinson called it an "extraordinary vintage." France's foremost wine critic, Michel Bettane, has been quoted as calling it "the best in my lifetime."
So what happened here? Well, it was the weather. Remember that wine is first and foremost a product of agriculture and Bordeaux had a perfect growing season on both banks of the Gironde River that is its artery. According to the Bordeaux Faculty of Oenology, it all went like a charm. Early fruit set in June, with sunny and dry weather, early fruit maturity and complete ripening thanks to hot weather tempered by moderate rain in late summer, and a "dream harvest" in September. The result? Perfectly ripened fruit leading to superb wines.
The Grand Vins of Bordeaux will be out of many's reach, but the common Bordeaux AOCs are meant to be drunk young and are priced in the $10 to $15 range. They are superb if you like the restrained, herbal austerity of the wines. This is the year to try them if you haven't before.
Wine Tasting:
Chateau Le Petit Courret ($11)
Bordeaux AOC
Made with 100 percent Cabernet Sauvignon. Juicy and gulpable, with bright red cherry and a fabulous, satisfying finish.
- 2009 Chateau Roc de Levraut ($10)Creamy, with strawberry, blackberry and red currant. Concentrated with a lingering, ruminative finish. A bargain.
Chateau La Grave ($13)
Appellation Medoc Controlee
Lovely, inky and dark, black cherry, bitter herbs, licorice and blueberry. Beautifully integrated, luscious and ripe. Perhaps worth laying down.
2009 Chateau La Goutere ($10)
Mulberry, strawberry, ripe tomato, balsamic, thyme, ruby red and lush with character.
2009 Clos Albertus ($14)
Saint-Georges Saint Emilion AOC
Generous ripe fruit, dark earthy flavors, minerals, plum and cassis. Certainly improved after opening, perhaps worth laying down.


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What is the realtionship between Juliet and her parents as shown in Act 3, Scene 5 of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet?
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Act III, Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet shows us a few things about Juliet's relationship with her parents.
The first we see is that Juliet does not trust her mother in the same way that she trusts her nurse. We actually see Juliet lie a few times in this scene. First she lies in allowing her mother to continue to believe that she is weeping over Tybalt's death, and then she allows her mother to believe that she wants to seek revenge for Tybalt's death and that she hates Romeo, even that her "heart abhors / To hear him named."
Another thing we see, is that both parents seem genuinely concerned and heartbroken to see Juliet grieving so much. Lady Capulet begs her daughter to "have done" with weeping, and that, "Some grief shows much of love; / But much of grief shows still some want of wit." Likewise, Lord Capulet describes his daughter as a ship sailing in the tempestuous seas of her tears in the line beginning with: "Thou conterfeit'st a bark, a sea, a wind: / For still thy eyes, which I may call the sea..."
The final thing we see is that Lord Capulet expects a relationship from his daughter that is complete obedience. Likewise, her mother expects Juliet to do as he commands, saying when Juliet refuses to marry Paris, "I would the fool were married to her grave!," in other words, I wish she were dead. Lord Capulet even begins hurling insults at their daughter, telling her to get out. Her mother's final exit lines are "I have done with thee."
Hence, Juliet's relationship with her parents is a very delicate one. She feels no trust in them, nor do they truly care about what she wants. While her parents may argue that a happy wedding day would abate Juliet's grief, the truth is that they are eager to see her in a prestigious marriage.
The relationships between Juliet and her parents are quite ambivalent. Juliet's parents love their daughter but they do not want to make what we call a misalliance. Juliet is torn or rather divided between reason and passion. She doesn't want to disobey her parents but she loves Romeo. At this stage passion is stronger than reason. This event gives a great impetus to the whole play but also triggers her loss. It doesn't mean that she hates her parents but only that she yearns for emotional gratification, love and affection.
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Chairman's foreword
Membership of the Committee
Terms of reference
List of abbreviations
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Monetary policy and other issues
Appendix A — Submission
Appendix B — Hearing, briefings, and witnesses
Appendix C — Third statement on the conduct of monetary policy
Appendix D — Glossary of terms
Chairman's foreword
Membership of the Committee
Terms of reference
List of abbreviations
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Monetary policy and other issues
Appendix A — Submission
Appendix B — Hearing, briefings, and witnesses
Appendix C — Third statement on the conduct of monetary policy
Appendix D — Glossary of terms
Strong global commodity prices continue to fuel Australia's sustained period of economic growth. In these expansionary conditions, the role of the RBA is crucial in ensuring that inflation is controlled and monetary policy facilitates the stability of the Australian currency and the maintenance of full employment.
It is widely recognised that Australia is experiencing capacity constraints – shortages of capital and labour – as a result of its strong and extended period of economic growth. The unemployment rate remains very low by historical standards, and the effects of this are further heightened by record high labour participation rates.
Job vacancies continue to increase, and strong demand for labour is confirmed by a range of business surveys and liaison reports. A high level of business investment, however, is expected to bring about expansions in capacity, particularly in the resources sector.
Favourable conditions in global commodities markets have created an expansionary environment in Western Australia , however Mr Stevens highlighted the spread of these effects throughout the country. Resources have been shifting to areas where they are most needed, and employment growth is strong in all states.
In mid 2006, the economy experienced a mild pick-up in inflation as a result of solid economic growth and the associated capacity constraints. The RBA Governor reported that he was 'considerably more comfortable' with inflation expectations now than in August or November 2006 although the inflation challenge is far from over and vigilance will be required over the short to medium term.
I would also like to take this opportunity to commend Mr Glenn Stevens on his first appearance as the new Governor of the RBA and look forward to meeting with him and other RBA representatives at the next public hearing on 17 August 2007 at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, Broadbeach.
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Jobs and the economy continue to dominate as Americans' most important issues in the country, according to a new poll from Gallup. Know what's at the bottom of the list? Immigration, global warming and gun control, gay rights, the wage gap, abortion and election reform, all the "distractions" that Obama and Congress have focused on this year instead of the economy.
Twenty-five percent of respondents listed the economy as their top concern, 19 percent listed jobs and 17 percent labeled dissatisfaction with government or abuse of power as their main issue. The next most important issue was the high cost of healthcare, coming in at 9 percent. Clearly, Obamacare didn't fix the problem.
Family decline and the deficit were more important than the issues that Obama and his former campaign outfit, Organizing for America, have decided to focus on. OFA's "Action August" campaign is only focusing on global warming, immigration, health care and gun control. While health care is important to Americans, the lack of focus on jobs and the economy is really ruffling feathers.
Just 4 percent of Americans list immigration as their top issue, 1 percent said the same of the environment and pollution and only 1 percent listed gun control as their main concern. Two percent listed the wage gap between the rich and poor as their main issue and no one said gay rights was their priority.
For Republicans, no one labeled abortion or election reform as their top concern.
Surprisingly, taxes and corporate corruption were also not very important to Americans, with just 1 percent listing either of those issues as their top concern.
The poll was conducted August 7-11 with a sampling size of 2,059 adults aged 18 and over living in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. The poll had a +/- 3 percent margin of error.


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Manuel Pellegrini is convinced he can get Sergio Aguero and Alvaro Negredo's prolific strike partnership flourishing again.
The Manchester City hitmen have formed a prolific understanding this season, but injuries have seen their partnership put on hold at a crucial stage of the campaign.
Argentina star Aguero is only just back after a month out with a hamstring problem, while Negredo – nursing a shoulder injury – has not scored in six games.
Aguero has 26 goals this season, Negredo 23, their respective records proof of their importance to City's hopes of adding to last weekend's Capital One Cup final win.
Both are set to play from the start in tomorrow's FA Cup quarter-final tie at home to Wigan, the first time they will have played together since January 21.
Pellegrini believes reviving their partnership is key to City's chances of further success this season, with Wednesday's decisive Champions League tie at Barcelona looming large.
Talking up Aguero and Negredo's success together earlier this season, Pellegrini said: "In that moment, it was very productive for the team. And I hope in the future it can be again."
Pellegrini conceded Negredo's confidence had been affected by his shoulder issue but said the Spain forward would rediscover his goalscoring touch before the end of the season.
"Maybe it is a little bit of all of those things," said Pellegrini. "It starts with a problem with his shoulders, then his confidence.
"Strikers also live from the goals they score, but I trust absolutely that Alvaro will return to his normal performance. He will continue scoring goals." Pellegrini also claimed having Aguero back, and fresh, after his enforced injury lay-off, would be a huge boost to City, despite the forward lacking match sharpness.
"Of course, if you don't play every week, you are fresh in the last part of the season," he said. "But that freshness must also be linked with his performance. Maybe not playing so many matches is not good for a player.
"You never know what is best. I think Sergio will always be very important to us, whether he's fresh or not.
"I think it was very useful for Sergio to play 50 or 60 minutes with his national team in midweek. He played the same amount of minutes in the final at Wembley last weekend, so every match he will improve."
Pellegrini admitted his side will be in for a stern test against Wigan, rejuvenated under former City striker Uwe Rosler.
"We know it's a tough game," said Pellegrini. "They're playing very well, they've won all their recent matches, so when we finish on Sunday, only then will we start thinking about Barcelona.
"I know Rosler has an important link with this club, but now he's the manager of Wigan and he will want to win."
City midfielder Samir Nasri revealed he is ready to sign a new deal and said: "I know talks are planned. When you are happy somewhere, I do not see why you should need a change of scenery."


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Thursday April 4, 2013
Brad Pitt could be starring in World War II film Fury.
The Fight Club star is said to be "in final talks" to lead David Ayer's upcoming historical movie, reported Deadline.
The actor, 49, who is engaged to Angelina Jolie, would find himself in the driver's seat of a tank if negotiations work out, as his character would lead a crew of an American tank called Fury, as they battle the German army in the 1945-set drama.
Filmmaker David, who also directed End Of Watch starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena, has said that he aims to "bring tank combat to life in a way that lands with a modern audience" with the film.
Production on Fury is planned for September.


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Traveling Luck for Glavičina, Serbia (general), Serbia
Where is Glavicina?What's around Glavicina?
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The timezone in Glavicina is Europe/Belgrade
Sunrise at 06:30 and Sunset at 17:12. It's light
Latitude. 43.6200°, Longitude. 20.6903°
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- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Zutar (1.8km)
- Mali Ozren (2.5km)
- Orlovac (3.3km)
- Vitoš (3.3km)
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- Debelo Brdo (5.1km)
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- Čukar (8.2km)
- populated place;
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- Cakovac (8.2km)
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- Mihajlovac (6.7km)
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- Viela (7.1km)
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- Malo Brdo (7.3km)
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- Beli Kamen (5.1km)
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Airports close to Glavičina
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Thank you so much to all of my friends that participated in this fun giveaway. I just love getting things to my friends for FREE that I know they will enjoy!
I used Random.org to select the winner and it was number 4- NICOLE TRACY!!!
Nicole said...
This looks like such a great book! I think it's SO important to read to your kids, and even better that this book supports good Christian values, which is equally important.
Colin LOVES reading...he hands me books to read throughout the day, and of course it's part of our routine at night.
Thanks for inviting me to read you blog Amy! I became a follower. You do the same to mine!
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Nicole blogs over at http://kntracy.blogspot.com/. Up until a few weeks ago we just had several mutual friends, and our husbands worked together in the same office, but we had never met. Then Nicole had several of us over for a BEAUTIFUL breakfast/playdate and we really hit it off. I am so excited to spend more time getting to know her in the future. I am quite certain we have a ton in common!
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Tue 6 May 2014
Wine of the WeekPosted by Fredric Koeppel under Grenache , Rose wines , Spain , Wine of the Week
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In many parts of the United States of America, the season of Summer is not just gearing up but has arrived on our thresholds, hot and heavy. No better time, then, to unlimber a delicious rosé wine like Las Rocas de San Alejandro Rosé 2013, from the Calatayud appellation of the Zaragoza province in Aragon, northeastern Spain. Made from 100 percent garnacha grapes — known as grenache on the east side of the Pyrenees — this crowd-pleaser features a lovely topaz-salmon hue and enticing aromas of strawberries and red currants with a touch of spiced peaches, cloves and orange rind. It's a little earthy on the palate, hinting at thyme and sage, limestone and flint, while expanding the influence of fresh and dried red fruit flavors and a note of stone-fruit, pomegranate and rose petal. 13.5 percent alcohol. Drink through the end of this year with patio, pool-side and picnic fare. E.&J. Gallo acquired the San Alejandro cooperative in 2009. Very Good+. About $14, often discounted.
A sample for review. Image (one vintage behind) from thewinecountry.com.
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He's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy.
"I'll have what she's having" from When Harry Met Sally.
"roads? where were going, we dont need roads."

back to the future
Awesome line
"A whole human life is just a heartbeat here in Heaven. Then we'll all be together forever." [What Dreams May Come] Robin Williams
LOVED that movie.....
"Are they made from real Girl Scouts?"- Wednesday Addams, The Addams Family.
The Godfather; "make him an offer he can`t refuse"
Love that movie!
Go ahead punk make my day---------from dirty harry,said by Clint Eastwood------
that was NOT Dirty Harry that was like DH 4....Dirty Harry was 1971 or 72...make my day was during the Reagan era
Receptionist: How do you write women so well?

Melvin Udall: I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability.

"As Good as it Gets"
Hasta la vista, baby...I know, it's bad ;D
"What are all you fish heads looking at?" Gran Torino
"Get off my lawn " !
"Get away from her, you *****!"
"....I'll be right here."

- Elliott from E.T.
"You had me at hello".
"what am i a clown? im here to amuse you?"...or...."you knocked him down, why dont you try knocking me down now?"
You're a funny guy.
he was soo realistic in that movie that Howard Stern was afraid to have him in the radio studio, lest Howard offend Joe with a casual slight
"The past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can either run from it, or learn from it". - The Lion King

"My mama always said life was like a box of chocolates, never know what you're gonna get." - Forrest Gump

"You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become a villain". - The Dark Knight
Henry Jones: They're trying to kill us !

Indiana Jones: I Know Dad !!

Henry Jones: Well, its a new experience for me !

Indiana Jones: Happens to me all the time...!!

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Hannibal Lecter, from Silence of the Lambs: " I ate his liver with some

fava beans and a nice Chianti."
The classic "GET TO THA CHOPPA!"
"Why is the rum gone?"
"life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what ur gonna get"
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BUNNELL (AP) - A Flagler County gang leader has been sentenced to life in prison.
Court officials say 24-year-old Brandon Washington on Wednesday received four life sentences plus 15 years on a variety of charges. They include violating the Racketeer Influence and Corrupt Organization -- or RICO -- Act.
The Orlando reports Washington was charged in a 2007 home invasion. A fellow Bloods gang member was killed by the intended victim.
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Le Grand Aioli
Aioli is a traditional Provencal sauce that is often used as a dip or dressing. It is a strong garlic mayonnaise that is easy to make at home from just egg yolks, olive oil, salt, and plenty of garlic. It is a fine accompaniment to many dishes, especially fish and steamed vegetables. In fact, there is a traditional Provencal meal made from those ingredients; it is called simply Le Grand Aioli. It's a beautiful feast, and an easy one.
In the winter, while I embrace the chill and think of cold-weather cooking, Annette's thoughts wing their way to sunny Provence. Our Grand Aioli was her idea, and it brought us a splash of summer sunshine on the first of February!
Annette steamed the vegetable platter, which by tradition should number at least six, plus hard-boiled eggs. We had:
That colorful platter was joined at the table by a platter of cooked and cut salt cod, another traditional part of Le Grand Aioli.
Of course you can't have a Grand Aioli without the Aioli, so Richmond and I made that down the hill in my kitchen. Aioli needs no cooking, so my stove was never turned on for this whole delicious feast.
Meanwhile, back up the hill at Chez Talbot, Annette had steamed up vegetable number 6, a beautiful cauliflower. She cut out the top florets to form a bowl, from which we served the golden Aioli - paired with a chilled rose it sure was grand!
Le Grand Aioli was both delicious and easy to prepare, and the leftovers are fine the next day. It is a beautiful way to prepare the vegetables, too. We agreed that it would make a fine picnic lunch or a summer spread out on the beach. We'll definitely do it again!
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King of Clay: It's no shocker, but it's still mighty impressive. Rafael Nadal won his 7th consecutive Monte Carlo championship, defeating David Ferrer in a tight match. It's a sign of just how dominant Rafa is on clay that his last two matches actually represent a step forward for the field–Andy Murray took a set on Saturday, and there was very little separating Nadal and Ferrer yesterday.
In fact, if I were a fellow player watching those matches, I might think–for the first time in at least a year–that Nadal can be beaten. Murray showed that you can beat him (at least for a string of several games) at his own game, with a heavy dose of patient defense and the occasional attack. Yesterday, Rafa was off his game, and it was enough to give Ferrer several chances. In fact, here's a bold prediction for you: I'm going on record saying that Nadal will lose a match on clay this year.
Betting on it: I don't think the oddsmakers agree with me. The betting lines on Nadal's matches last week were absolutely off the charts. Before Rafa's second-rounder with Jarkko Nieminen, at one point you could have gotten 120-1 odds on the Finn. Sportsbooks were giving both Richard Gasquet and Ivan Ljubicic about a 3.5% chance of winning, and even Andy Murray merited only a 9% chance. Hey, maybe those odds are correct, but … a top 5 player going off at 11-1? Amazing.
Rankings: The biggest points gainer of the week is Ferrer, who improved on his previous result in Monte Carlo, but he stays at #6, merely closing the gap separating him from Robin Soderling. Other players whose rankings benefited from the tournament include Milos Raonic, up 6 places to #28, Ivan Ljubicic, up 7 to #33, and surprise quarterfinalist Frederico Gil, up 18 to a new career high of #64.
Two challenger winners climbed to new career highs: Matthias Bachinger, champion in Athens, breaks into the top 100 for the first time at #99, while Thomas Schoorel, the Rome titlist, jumps 36 places to 126. Also notable is Tallahassee winner Donald Young, up 24 to #98.
The loser of the week is, without question, Fernando Verdasco. Finalist last year in Monte Carlo, he lost his first match and his place in the top 10, falling four places to #12.
Barcelona: The first round in Spain is in progress, and after the star-studded cast in Monte Carlo, it's a bit of a letdown. While there's plenty of firepower at the top of the draw–Nadal, Murray, Ferrer, and Soderling are all present–the top eight seeds have byes in the first round, leaving something that looks more like Monte Carlo qualifying. The highlight of today's action is probably the last match of the day, between Juan Monaco and Grigor Dimitrov.
We'll have to wait until tomorrow for the biggest story of the opening round: the return of Juan Carlos Ferrero. He hasn't played since last year's U.S. Open, and has seen his ranking fall to #77 in that time. He'll begin with a match against Xavier Malisse for a chance to play Murray.
Beyond that, it's a clay-courter's paradise. 14 of the 56 men in the main draw are Spainards, and the percentage of locals may climb even higher after the first round. Also of interest in the country count: There's only one American in the draw, and it's Robert Kendrick. That must be a first for him at the ATP level.
Housekeeping: As regular readers surely noticed, I wasn't able to keep up my daily schedule last week. Unfortunately, that's probably a sign of things to come. I'll keep posting as much as my schedule allows.
Also, later today, as soon as I can get my databases updated, I'll post my projections for Barcelona. It will be a little silly with so much of the first round on record, but I like to get this stuff on record.


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Leuner B, Kozorovitskiy Y, Gross CG, Gould E. Diminished adult neurogenesis in the marmoset brain precedes old age. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2007 Oct 23;104(43):17169-73. PubMed.
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This study demonstrates experimentally what many years of research have taken for granted—that some of the basic tenets of adult neurogenesis observed in rodents also hold true in the primate brain. The Gould group has contributed much of what we know about hippocampal neurogenesis in primates; here they show that marmosets experience a similar age-related decline in neuronal production as do mice and rats.
The paper is fairly limited in scope, inasmuch as it examines only one time point after BrdU-labeling, but it does so in animals that span a wide range of ages (1.5-7 years, often with multiple animals at each age). Clearly, the study involved a massive amount of work and a large colony of aging animals.
The authors conclude from their results that hippocampal neurogenesis declines before the onset of "old age," and they attempt to make a distinction between aging and senescence that I feel may be hard to support at anything beyond the level of a single cell. Instead, their current data, as well as past work in rodents, suggest a gradual decline in neurogenesis with aging rather than a precipitous drop at an advanced stage. Nonetheless, this paper will serve as a benchmark study showing that hippocampal neurogenesis diminishes with age in primates just as it does in rodents.


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