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Fait partie de Percy Edward Newberry Collection
Folder titled 'Geography. Nubia and the Sudan' and numbered 5.
-Notes on countries to the south of Egypt including Sudan and Ethiopia
-Notes on Punt and its inhabitants including a postcard featuring the Queen of Punt
-Notes on Cyrenaica (now known as Libya), flora and fauna in Libya
-Typed draft on olive trees in Cyrenaica (now known as Libya)
-Typed notes on Colonel R.L. Playfair's travel in Libya in 1876


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Titans of the Internet
In our ongoing quest to conquer the Internet, the Redbirds are pleased to announce that we have set up a brand new Twitter account. This will hopefully enable us to distribute even more information as quickly as possible. Feel free to use the area as a platform to let us know your opinions on what is going on with the team as the season gets underway and what information is important to you. As always, for any news regarding the Redbirds and what all is happening this season, check out our main page at memphisredbirds.com.
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I can't wait to get to know you guys better! What fun!!
Enough about where the two of you are from I want to hear about BASEBALL. Give us your thoughts on the Redbirds, Cardinals and anything else going on in Baseball these days. We have to see if you are worthy of working with our Redbirds!
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The topic of managing geospatial data in a more general sense has come up before here. The topic of versioning was mentioned there as well, but not really dealt with.
Traditional geospatial data collection and maintenance only need to deal with versioning internally, as the database is only updated from within the organization. This is not the case in crowdsourced geodatabases like OpenStreetMap. There, anyone can come along and add, modify or delete objects. In OpenStreetMap this is dealt with in a rudimentary way: each object has an integer version number, and only the object with the highest version is exposed in the live database. The database uses optimistic locking, so users must resolve all conflicts that occur when uploading contributions manually.
This all works reasonably well as long as human contributions through the editors (JOSM, Potlatch) are the only mode of contribution - but they aren't. Increasingly, imports of open public sector data are conducted. These make for more complex versioning issues. Consider the following scenario:
- A building object is being imported from an open public sector dataset
- The building receives some modifications by human contributors (attributes, geometry, or both)
- A new version of the public sector data becomes available and is imported.
Currently, in step 3. the human contributions would be lost, unless each building that received community modifications is manually merged with the new import.
How can OpenStreetMap deal with this situation? Do we need to look at distributed version control in software development? How can methods of DVC be adapted to deal with distributed spatial data maintenance?


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an on celebrated poetess on women's day
Iran's most celebrated living poetess Simin Behbahani faced a travel ban on Monday after being prevented from leaving for France for International Women's Day ceremonies, an OPPOSITION website said.
Behbahani, 82, is also a feminist advocating better rights for Iranian women who face several inequalities under the Sharia-based law in place in the Islamic republic since its 1979 revolution.
Officials confiscated Behbahani's passport at Tehran's Imam Khomeini airport Monday morning as she was set to leave and told her to follow up the matter through the revolutionary court, 'Paris municipality had invited me for March 8 and I had prepared a text about feminism and a poem about women which I was going to read at the ceremony and return on Wednesday,' Behbahani was quoted as saying.
'After I crossed customs and my passport was stamped, two officials called me, took my passport away, kept me till 5 am (0130 GMT) and asked questions,' she said…
Iranian women's rights activists have for years called for changes to the Shiite country's laws which are deemed as unfair to women in marriage, divorce and inheritance.
Under Iranian laws, a woman's life and her testimony are valued at half those of a man. Married women can be prevented from working by their husbands and need his consent to obtain a passport.
Since the Islamic revolution three decades ago, women have been barred from working as judges and the age of legal responsibility has been lowered to nine for women compared to 15 for men.
Iranian authorities have cracked down on women's rights activists since President Mahmoud Ahamdinejad came to power in 2005. Scores have been arrested and jailed for organising rallies, petitioning or writing feminist articles.Several have also been banned from leaving the country.


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PHILADELPHIA, PA – Ben Olsen gets it. He's not the center of attention this week. Frankly, the Pennsylvania native prefers it that way.
The spotlight this week rightfully belongs to the players on Olsen's squad, the 20 standouts chosen to represent Major League Soccer against Chelsea on Wednesday night at PPL Park (8:30 pm ET, ESPN2, TeleFutura, TSN/RDS in Canada).
How exactly he'll deploy MLS' prized possessions remains to be seen. What he did say, however, is that there won't be any grand tactical or personnel moves to be made. On Wednesday, Olsen just hopes his limited guidance can set the All-Stars up for success against the reigning European champions.
"I'm not here to over coach," Olsen said during Tuesday's press conference. "I'm here to facilitate and give guidelines so we can have a chance to succeed against a great team. But it's not an easy task. We have 48 hours to get a team on the same page. Hopefully it will click. But it's a great experience."
PREVIEW: Beckerman, DeMerit on Wednesday's match
On Tuesday, Olsen and his D.C. United staff, along with Philadelphia Union interim coach John Hackworth, ran the All-Stars through their final paces at PPL Park. After a brief session on Monday that gave the players a chance to stretch their legs following weekend matches, the squad increased the tempo on Tuesday, albeit only slightly.
In addition to the requisite finishing and possession drills, the All-Stars spent some time building attacks from the back and outlining basic movement patterns underneath the shadow of the Commodore Barry Bridge.
Now comes the hard part for Olsen: nailing down a plan to spread playing time both fairly and effectively.
"After talking to every coach and every agent, that almost becomes the toughest part of this deal, trying to make everybody happy," he said. "We've found a pretty good balance and it's worked out where we can get everybody a significant amount of playing time.
"It's not an easy process. … Some of these guys have games on Friday so I want to be respectful for the coaches and the players. I don't want to put these players in jeopardy to be injured by being overtaxed. … Part of the experience is picking players and playing fantasy soccer within our league, which is also another great exercise for a young coach. I've enjoyed it."
WATCH: MLS All-Stars wrap up final training session
"The 18 guys who have been selected initially can get some real minutes. I don't want to save a guy. I don't want to go down a man 20 minutes in and have these guys running around down a man against Chelsea. Our strategy is to bring in another guy in the last 12 minutes."
Come Wednesday night, however, his focus will be squarely on what unfolds between Chelsea and his All-Star squad as the league showcases itself against Europe's best.
"I've had the pleasure of playing against a bunch of these teams with D.C. United whether it's been Real Madrid or Chelsea," Olsen said. "As a player, I always loved those moments. As a coach, it's a little bit different."


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Parfait Cake
- Nonstick vegetable oil spray
- 1 13-ounce package soft coconut macaroons
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- 1 1/2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 1
- 3 large peaches (about 20 ounces), peeled, pitted, diced
- 1
- 3 1/2-pint containers raspberries
- 1
- 2 1/2 cups chilled heavy whipping cream
- 9 large egg yolks
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup light corn syrup
- 2 tablespoons (1/4 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1
- 2 tablespoons peach schnapps
- 5 ounces imported white chocolate, finely chopped
Compote and topping
- 6 large peaches (about 2 1/2 pounds), peeled, pitted, thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup peach schnapps
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- 3 1/2-pint containers raspberries (for topping)
Recipe Preparation
parfait cake
Spray 9-inch springform pan with 3-inch-high sides with nonstick spray. Finely grind macaroons, almonds, and lemon peel in processor. Press half of mixture over bottom of prepared pan.
Puree peaches in processor. Transfer puree to heavy deep-sided saucepan and bring to simmer over medium heat. Cook until reduced to 1 cup, stirring often, about 10 minutes (color of puree will darken slightly). Transfer to bowl and chill until cool, about 15 minutes.
Puree raspberries in processor. Strain through sieve set over medium bowl, pressing to extract as much fruit as possible. Chill puree.
Whisk 1/4 cup cream, egg yolks, sugar, corn syrup, and butter in large metal bowl to combine. Set bowl over saucepan of simmering water (do not allow bottom of bowl to touch water). Whisk constantly until parfait base thickens and thermometer inserted into base registers 160°F, about 8 minutes.
Remove bowl from over water. Using electric mixer, beat parfait base until billowy and completely cool, about 8 minutes. Divide between 2 medium bowls (about 1 cup parfait base in each bowl). Beat remaining 2 1/4 cups cream in large bowl until medium peaks form. Fold cool peach puree and schnapps into 1 parfait base, then fold in half of whipped cream. Spread peach parfait in prepared pan. Sprinkle remaining macaroon mixture over. Place in freezer.
Fold 1 cup of raspberry puree (reserve remaining puree for another use) into parfait base in second bowl. Fold in remaining whipped cream. Spread parfait over macaroon mixture in pan. Cover; freeze at least 8 hours and up to 2 days.
Fold 30x7-inch strip aluminum foil lengthwise in half to form 30x3 1/2-inch strip.
Microwave white chocolate in glass bowl for 10-second intervals until chocolate just begins to melt; stir until smooth. Pour into small resealable plastic bag. Cut tip off 1 corner of bag. Pipe white chocolate over foil strip in lacy design. Let stand until chocolate sets, about 10 minutes.
Using heated knife, cut around parfait cake to loosen; remove pan sides. Holding foil strip upright and parallel to bottom of cake, place 1 end against cake, white chocolate side in. Gently press strip completely around cake like a fence, leaving overhang. Freeze 10 minutes. Starting at overhang, carefully peel off foil. Trim off chocolate overhang. Cover; return cake to freezer for up to 12 hours.
compote and topping
Combine all ingredients except raspberries in large bowl; let compote stand at least 15 minutes and up to 1 hour, stirring occasionally. Arrange raspberries atop cake. Cut cake into wedges. Serve with compote.
Lindt and Perugina white chocolate gave the best results in our test kitchen.


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I didn't want to write one of those cliche reflect on last year, set goals for this year blog posts but I think that's what I'm doing. I wanted my focus to be on looking at what might be ahead this year. Reflecting on last year is an important part of that.
Looking back – 2014
Personal highlights
2014 was an eventful year for me both personally and professionally. Some of the highlights include:
- Celebrating my 10th wedding anniversary.
- Completing and submitting my Master's thesis. This was the end of two years work and boy was I glad to get this done!
- Accepting a new job with CORE Education. An exciting and challenging career move for me which also includes now working alongside some of the people I have looked up to in regards to e-learning and education.
- Getting a passing grade on my thesis. I found this out in the same week as being offered and accepting my new position. It was a good week!
- Having the opportunity to be involved with some great PLD through Virtual Professional Learning and Development, Ulearn, Connected Educator Month, and Twitter (including #edchatNZ).
- Graduating with Master of Education in E-Learning with Merit.
- Getting the #edblogNZ hashtag up and running. It's not hugely used yet, but it's growing. The main reason I tried to get this going is that many blog posts were being shared on Twitter and disappearing quickly due to the busy-ness of the Twitter feed or #edchatNZ stream.
- Being voted onto the BLENNZ school Board of Trustees. This was unexpected, but as I have two children who are supported through BLENNZ I thought it would be a good opportunity to give back to this fantastic school!
- It was also exciting to celebrate my Dad's 70th birthday, my sister-in-law's wedding and my youngests 5th birthday (no more pre-schoolers for us!).
Okay, so numbers 2, 4 and 6 are really all part of the same thing, but they were all separated by time and each one was a separate highlight for me.
NZ education
There have been three stand-out happenings in NZ education in 2014 from my perspective. None of them are necessarily new, but have been areas of growth.
- The first one is the increase in teacher-led/teacher-driven PD. This has come through a couple of avenues. Connected Educator Month certainly had an impact on this as we saw a huge amount of PD available for free during a single month. There appeared to be a huge growth in the number of teachers trying out twitter, webinars, online discussions, blogging, and more! The other BIG part of this was the continuation of the #edchatNZ Twitter chats as well as the #edcchatNZ conference that was fully run by teachers. I was disappointed not to be able to attend.
- The second thing I've noticed is the shift from looking at/implementing Modern Learning Environments to using Modern Learning Practices. This has come about a lot through many schools simply being unable to create large open plan spaces as they are limited to single-celled classrooms and/or prefabs. It also takes the emphasis off the space and the furniture and puts it back on the teacher and their practice.
- The final area of growth that I've seen is around Universal Design for Learning (UDL). Interest for this, I believe, grew through Katie Novak's keynote at Ulearn. While it's far from embedded, having such a well presented/facilitated keynote that demonstrated some of the principles of UDL has certainly raised awareness of it.
Looking forward – 2015
Blogging goals
Claire Amos in her recent post Reflections and Resolutions has decided to write a weekly Ed blog and has asked who wants to join her so I've decided to join in on this and write a #weeklyedpost.
Along with this I've decided to set another blogging related goal. That is to comment on at least one blog post every week. The comment must also go on the blog and not on Twitter or elsewhere.
So this is my first #weeklyedpost.
I've noticed too that many people have decided not to have goals/resolutions for the New Year. Instead they've chosen one word that they will focus on/live/do for the year. So my #oneword2015 is QUESTION. I want to question more. This might be questioning people, ideas, concepts, theories etc. It might be physically questioning someone, or it might be questioning in my head. I already do this to some extent but I want to do it more, take it further, and seek out more information on certain things that I'm just not sure about or not happy with.
I also want to grow my questioning skills with people, particularly with the adults I'm working with. I want to learn to ask questions that help others to think and, wonder, ponder and perhaps question themselves and their own thoughts and beliefs.
NZ Education
In regards to NZ education in 2015, I think we're going to continue to see growth particularly in modern learning practices and UDL. I think these two things go together so well, as MLP allows for much great student-centered, personalised learning and UDL give opportunity for students to learn in ways that are most appropriate for them at the time.
Over the past year or so I've also developed quite an interest in understand introverts more. I am one. Since I first read an interview of Susan Cain on the TED blog I've started to understand myself better and why I do what I do. I've also realised that we need to consider introverts in education much more than we do. Both students and teachers. Throughout the last few years there has definitely been an emphasis on collaboration and group work. While I think this is valuable it doesn't suit all students all of the time (actually in my Masters research, most of the students I interviewed who liked to do group work also really liked to work on their own). I believe UDL could help with supporting the introverted student and I hope that we see more of an emphasis put on introverts throughout 2015. E-learning can help some introverts, even in group situations. I'm interested in exploring this much more and how introverted teachers like myself can manage in situations like open plan, team teaching, modern learning environments.
So that's it! I'm really looking forward to see what comes through this year!
Have a great 2015 and keep sharing, reflecting and learning!


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22 Square
*As seen on page 134 of South's October/November DineSouth Issue
"Savor the flavors of the South at historic Savannah's Farm to Fork Restaurant & bar 22 Square, a trend-setting eatery at Andaz Savannah."
Located at the epicenter of downtown historic Savannah, on the ground level of the Andaz Savannah. 22 Square has revitalized their menu using the philosophy 'eat when you drink, and drink when you eat' by providing food that is thoughtfully sourced and carefully served at every meal. Their new executive chef John Maffei has helped to create a menu that encompasses this simple approach to cooking. 22 Square serves as a destination where people come together to enjoy good conversation paired with many expressive dishes, craft cocktails and an extensive list of great wines. To experience Chef Maffei's reinterpreted menu, marrying Southern comfort food with tapas-style dining, is to truly experience something new.
14 Barnard St., Savannah, GA
To read South's guide of the greatest places to dine, grab your copy of our October/November Issue here.


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There are three things I look for in baseball projections – cheap, early, and accurate.
So I'm excited to announce that Steamer Projections are now available on Razzball for free before both the groundhog and other projection systems have popped their heads above ground. They moved up their number crunching a couple weeks from last year and we helped by providing playing time estimates (up to and including the Justin Upton trade).Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Passifist |Passifist is a tool for passive network discovery. It could be used for a number of different things, but was mainly written to discover hosts without actively probing a network. The tool analyzes broadcast traffic and has a plugin architecture through which it dissects and reports services found.
Information like SQL servers or Terminal servers in the network can be determined simply by analyzing SMB broadcasts packets. The TFTP plugin can identify broadcasting Cisco routers and the IPX plugin dissects IPX-SAP traffic.
Passifist has been tested on various Linux distributions, on FreeBSD, OpenBSD and on Sun Solaris. It may or may not run on any other libpcap-aware platform.
The inital version has support for the following protocols/plugins:
CDP – Cisco Discovery Protocol
CIM – Compaq Insight Manager
HSRP – Hot Standby Routing Protocol
IPX – The IPX protocol
NETOP – Netop Remote Control
SMB – SMB and Netbios
TFTP – Trivial File Transfer Protocol
MSOFFXMAC – Microsoft Office X for Macintosh
The results can be stored using the following storage providers:
TXT – Text file
ADVTXT – A separate logfile is created for each protocol
MYSQL – MySQL RDBMS
MSSQL – MS Sql Server RDBMS
GENSQL – Generic SQL script provider
This is yet another tool written in my sparetime where focus has been on functionality rather than on security.
That said please let me know of any security related conditions or other bugs you find in the code. email@example.com
1.0.0 -> 1.0.1 fixes problem building pcap filter
1.0.1 -> 1.0.4 numerous bugfixes
1.0.4 -> 1.0.6 numerous bugfixes and improvements
1.0.6 -> 1.0.8 updated mssql code. Added Office X dissesector
Version 1.0.8 source passifist_src_1.0.8.tgz
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Jury delivers split verdict in New Year's Day hit-and-run trial
Maris Myers Chandler accused of dragging woman 100 feet outside Ozy's Bar & Grill
A Greene County jury delivered a split verdict Tuesday in the trial of a man accused in a hit-and-run that sent a young woman to the hospital with serious injuries on New Year's Day.
Maris Myers Chandler, 22, was found guilty of aggravated assault by vehicle and failing to stop, but he was acquitted of charges of aggravated assault and recklessly endangering another person.
"I think it's a poor decision. I think it's an inconsistent decision," said defense attorney Blaine Jones. "It seems like one that the jury made as a compromise, and I'm disappointed because they compromised with this guy's life."
Victim Chelsie Robinson told Channel 4 Action News' Bob Mayo she was just glad the trial was over with.
"I've been to hell and back," she said prior to the verdict being read. "I mean, it's been terrible. A terrible, terrible experience, and I would never wish (it) upon anyone."
State police in Waynesburg said Robinson, 24, was struck by a vehicle driven by Chandler outside Ozy's Bar & Grill in Jefferson Township at about 2:20 a.m. on Jan. 1.
Investigators said she was dragged about 100 feet by Chandler's vehicle outside the bar on Pitgas Road.
Robinson said the first thing she remembers after that night is waking up in a hospital bed at UPMC Mercy hospital three weeks later "with tubes down my throat and my hands tied to the bed."
She underwent her last surgery in the spring and is continuing therapy twice a week for her injuries.
"I have pain from my head to my toes," she said. "I'll never completely be better, physically or emotionally, but I'm doing a lot better."
"Chelsie is a winner no matter what this verdict is," said her future mother-in-law, Cheryl Lancaster. "She's walking. She could have died that day."
Jones argued Chandler feared for his life the night of the crash and that he was trying to flee from people threatening him at the bar.
"From our very preliminary investigations, the woman was on top of his car, beating his car," Jones said. "This young man was trying to get out of town. He was scared. They told him they were going to lynch him. Do you know what that means? In Greene County?"
Jones said Chandler had his hoodie ripped off, was being called the N-word and was being threatened with burning and lynching.
"He was the victim that night. They were beating on his car, telling him they were going to lynch him. He was scared for his life," Jones said.
Witness Jonathan Green told Channel 4 Action News' Marcie Cipriani he watched as his friend hit Robinson and took off.
"I think he was really scared. I know I was scared. I was scared for my life, so I know he had to be scared," said Green.
Green said Chandler was in the middle of an argument outside the bar and didn't know what to do.
"There were people out there yelling racial slurs and wanting to fight," said Green. "We were trying to get in the car. I had one foot in the car. I was wanting to leave, and then he must have got scared or something and he hit the gas."
Chandler will remain free on bond until his sentencing date, which has not yet been determined.


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U.S. financial advisors view social media as an increasingly important tool to engage clients, grow their business and better understand clients' investment, according to an Accenture survey released Tuesday.
At the same time, they significantly overestimate investors' investment savvy and risk appetite.
Accenture's two-part survey included 400 U.S.-based financial advisors, working for at least two years at brokerages, wirehouses, banks or as independents or representatives of regional banks or insurance firms.
It also involved 1,005 high-income, digitally savvy U.S. investors, made up of an even mix of men and women, who were current investors or intended to invest within three years and used social media at least every week.
The survey revealed that financial advisors saw the rapid adoption of digital technologies changing their relationships with clients and viewed social media tools as increasingly critical to their individual success.
- 48% of financial advisors reported daily use of social media to interact with their clients, 60% of whom had assets of more than $20 million
- 74% believed social media helped them boost their asset base, and 50% claimed to have successfully used social media to convert prospects into clients
- 49% said they believed firms that failed to leverage social media would lose clients to firms that did
"The use of social media to interact with clients is a differentiator for advisors today, but it will be mere table stakes in the not too distant future," Alex Pigliucci, global managing director of Accenture Wealth and Asset Management Services, said in a statement.
"Wealth management firms that fail to adopt social media will miss an opportunity to build relationships with clients on their terms. This is becoming increasingly critical as investors are demanding online resources to help them better understand investment strategy and advice."
The second part of the study examined the client-advisor relationship in light of new technologies. It showed that financial advisors overestimate their clients' investment knowledge and risk appetite.
- 42% of advisors described their clients as "very knowledgeable" about investing, whereas just 12% of investors saw themselves this way
- 1% of advisors described their clients as "not knowledgeable" about investing, compared with 25% of investors who self-identified this way
- 28% of advisors saw their clients as "aggressive" investors vs. 13% of clients with this view
- 67% of advisors claimed to have a "personal relationship" with their clients, but only 38% of clients described the relationship as "personal."
"Our research suggests that financial advisors need to focus on better understanding their clients' views and objectives to foster closer, more trusting relationships," Pigliucci said. "With the explosion of 'self-serve' digital investment channels and increasingly complex investment products, the importance of this will only grow.
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Wizarding supersitions are common beliefs held by members of the wizarding community in non-physical (i.e. metaphysical (supernatural)) causalities, i.e. that one event causes another without any physical process linking the two events. Many of these are based ancient folklore and generational retellings. Ronald Weasley mentions that his mother is "full of" these.[1] The superstitions, and the origins from which they stem, might be accurate sometimes but are not always reliable.
List of superstitions
- Never trust anything that can think for itself, if you can't see where it keeps its brain.[2] — It seems accurate when speaking of Voldemort's Horcruxes, especially used in the case of Tom Riddle's diary.
- May-born witches marry Muggles.
- Jinx by twilight, undone at midnight.
- When his wand's oak and hers is holly, then to marry would be folly. - though, according to Mr Ollivander, this superstition is baseless.
- Rowan gossips, chestnut drones, ash is stubborn, hazel moans. - it refers to the personality of the masters of certain wand woods. According to Mr Ollivander, this superstition has a "small nugget of truth": those witches and wizards best suited to ash wands are not lightly swayed from their beliefs or purposes.
- Fir is the 'survivor's wand' - based on observations by Gerbold Octavius Ollivander, who sold fir wands to three wizards who subsequently passed through mortal peril unscathed.
- Wand of elder never prosper. - This may have been influenced strongly by Beedle the Bard's famous story The Tale of the Three Brothers, along with the bloody history of the Deathstick.
- Releasing a Portkey before it has arrived will result in death or serious injury.[3]
- Bad luck can be prevented by turning three times on the spot and deliberately Splinching one's thumbs.[3]
- Muggle-born witches/wizards are more likely to produce Squib children than those who have one or more wizarding parents.[4]
- Muggle-born witches/wizards are generally less prone to certain magical illnesses than those who have one or more wizarding parent.[4]
- Muggle-born witches/wizards are generally slower to show signs of magic in childhood than those who have one or more wizarding parent.[4]
- Muggle-born witches/wizards have great natural rhythm.[4]
Notable rumours and other common misconceptions
- According to Dumbledore's commentary in the The Tales of Beedle the Bard , it was originally believed in the seventeenth century that a blood traitor only sympathised with Muggles because they were insecure of their own magical ability. It was propagated through Brutus Malfoy's pure-blood propaganda. Over time, the counter-evidence to this was too high that this misconception was accepted for what it is; however, many still hold a negative view of Muggle-lovers despite no longer being seen as inferior.
- Many wizards believe that there is such a thing as werewolf cubs.[5] Rubeus Hagrid was believed to be raising supposed werewolf cubs under his bed at some point during his time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The 16-year-old memory of Tom Riddle retells this gossip to Harry Potter.[6]
- In the 1991-1992 school year, the Hogwarts student body speculated that Rubeus Hagrid's evil brother Dirgah was the thing that was being kept inside the Forbidden Corridor.[7]
- In 1995, it was believed that Albus Dumbledore was raising an army and that Harry Potter was troubled. This was fuelled by Cornelius Fudge's misguided regime and became obviously false after Fudge had been sacked.
- In 1997, some wizards were under the impression that Lord Voldemort could kill simply by looking at someone. It was a common enough misconception that Fred Weasley corrected them by announcing on PotterWatch that only a basilisk could do that.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game) (Possible appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Possible appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- The Tales of Beedle the Bard
- J. K. Rowling Official Site
Notes and references
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- ↑ Remembered by Harry Potter in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban as having been said by Arthur Weasley, causing Harry to question the danger that the Marauder's Map may hold. The quote is from page 132 of the British e-book edition sold by Pottermore.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Twenty-first question of the first W.O.M.B.A.T. at J. K. Rowling's official site
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Sixteenth question of the second W.O.M.B.A.T. at J. K. Rowling's official site
- ↑ A W.O.M.B.A.T. on J.K. Rowling's website indicates otherwise.
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game) - GBA version
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President of the European Council Herman Van Rompuy will make a statement on behalf of the EU on economic growth and sustainable development at the United Nations' General Debate on 22 September.
This general debate is the first since the adoption of resolution 65/276 in May 2011, granting the EU the opportunity – among other opportunities – to participate in the yearly general debate of world leaders and ministers. EU priorities for the meeting, agreed in June, cover peace and security, the environment, sustainable development and human rights.
President Van Rompuy will be joined by Commission President José Manuel Barroso, High Representative Catherine Ashton and four other European Commissioners.
Between them, they will attend a high-level meeting on nuclear safety and security, a high-level dialogue on climate change, a panel on global sustainability, and meetings on non-communicable diseases, desertification and the humanitarian response to the famine in the Horn of Africa.
HR Ashton's agenda is dominated by discussions on the Middle East Peace Process, the 'Arab Spring', Libya, Syria and Somalia. But she will also attend events on combating terrorism and increasing women's involvement in politics.
The week also saw the launch of the sixth annual UN-EU Partnership Report. "Improving Lives: Partnership between the United Nations and the European Union in 2010" conveys results of a vibrant partnership that spans over 110 countries across the globe. Through photos and text, the report gives a glimpse of the work carried out as partners.
→ View the report here: http://www.unbrussels.org/un-eu-partnership-report-2010.html
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The three of us went to Jackson for an extended Christmas break, a wonderful time had by all. Like always, we played really hard (aside from the days that I laid on the couch hacking up a lung and watching episode after episode of "I Didn't Know I was Pregnant"--TV when you're sick after 11 years of a TV-free existence can REALLY suck you in). We also made GREAT food, skied skied skied, and talked talked talked. All of you that know my mom and me can attest to our, um... talking habits.
As soon as Selah figured out what opening presents was all about, she was psyched and wanted to open all of them herself. Luckily, the rest of the family graciously complied.
Mom, Dad, Selah and I skinned Snow King on New Year's. It was 0 degrees, balmy if you're from Jackson. The warming hut with a panoramic view of the Tetons made it quite worth the ascent.
Wes skinning up something in the vast Teton backcountry.
Mike, dad, me and Wes celebrating a great day of backcountry skiing.
This is Selah and me today!! I am SO excited about her new skis that arrived yesterday and so is she! A friend and I took her cross country skiing in the Chariot and brought her skis and boots along to try. She skied for about 20 minutes and kept asking for "more skiing Selah". She was able to balance well giggled louder and louder the faster we went. Tomorrow is teacher appreciation day (read: free lift tickets for me and Mike) so we're taking her to the lifts. I can't wait!!


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This ZDoom topic got me thinking about it again: I think it would be nice to have a spiffy PDF manual to include with the 2.0 release. Colorful pictures, enemy descriptions and whatnot.
It's something I could probably work on. Should I go ahead and make plans?
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I truly thought this race was one of my favorites that I've run thus far. It was hands down my slowest race by far. I really enjoyed the course, fellow runners, course support and overall race. What an experience. I am very glad I'm ending my full marathon career thus far with this race, because it was so much fun and something that I really enjoyed.
The race started off a bit chilly, but warmed up quickly, and it never got TOO hot, the wind was a little brutal at end, but hey, when you're out there for as long as we are, we deserve to battle some elements! :)
There was a lot of fanfare at the beginning of the race, their theme this year was Celebrate! because it was their 10th year anniversary and everything was themed well. There were disco balls, and disco dancers and lots of fun things happening. They had lots of music and hype as you crossed the starting line. As I crossed the starting line, I didn't know what I would be in for. With being a bit injured, I didn't know how long I would be able to run for, but I did know I would be able to finish. It might take me all day, but I knew I would cross the finish line.
Tara and I ran the whole race together. It was really a nice start, we headed out to the Clinton Library and around the downtown area and over the river on a bridge. It was really a nice day. One thing I noticed, and it might be my job critique coming out in me was that there was throwaway clothes ALL THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COURSE. Like everywhere, I haven't ever seen so many throwaways at mile 6. It didn't make sense to me. But that was interesting and I know it must stink for them cleaning that all up. We checked off the miles, drank our water every mile and at mile 6, I ate my first sandwich square. There were so many people out along the course, so much spectator participation, which I loved. I love it when people take part in the race and make it special for the runners and the Little Rock community really made a huge impact along the course. There were so many stations out there that communities had set up their on their own with a huge array of snacks, drinks, and just people out cheering and enjoying the race. I will never forget how many people were out there and EXCITED to be out there. That made a huge difference.
The miles kept ticking away and we entered into a neighborhood area and it was beautiful. The houses were my favorite kind! Big porches, all so unique and different, I loved the area. It was a lovely day out and with the spectators cheering us on, made for a special race experience. The big issue, which I knew would happen was that right after mile 3, my hip started to give me the dull pain and that's when I knew I was in for a long day.
Mile 7, 8, 9, still full of tons of spectators, great on course support and my hip was still hurting. I remember so many churches out there supporting, singing, doing so many things encouraging. It was really, really cool. We saw Little Rock High School, which was beautiful and huge. We ran by the Capital Building and I was really hurting at mile 13. We started run walking around mile 11 and I really was hurting at mile 13 and at mile 13, there was a HUGE hill, that seemed to go on forever!
I, for some reason, thought that the course was flat, and boy it wasn't! The hill was really long and we ran by the School for the Deaf and the School for the Blind, both beautiful. Tara and I both really wanted to get to mile 16 and another lady on the course told us that at mile 16 there was a big downhill. Mile 16 also meant that we only had ten mile to go. We literally were walking along. My hip was hurting so bad and I knew I would have to dig deep to finish. It was all just mental for me after mile 13. I knew we would get there, but it would mean I would have to will myself along the entire way.
We were still overwhelmed by all the course support and all the kind people out there and the volunteers. I can't emphasis that enough. Everyone was SO sweet. Mile 16 also meant we found BEER! We enjoyed that Beer and candy and snacks. :)
It was great to talk and catch up and walk along, even if we were going slow, we were still having fun and I'm so glad that Tara stuck with me, even if I was in pain and whiny.
We continued through another small 'main street' type town, and then it was downhill! We went through a wooded 'foresty' area and it was quite different and pretty in the back part of the course.
I really wish I would have taken more photos throughout the course, but sadly I didn't. It was a great day, the volunteers/spectators were great and everything was really fun, and I was REALLY SLOW. Around mile 20 my leg was really hurting and we were just overall hurting from how long we had gone thus far. This area was the only bummer on the course as it was along a golf course and it was just allllllll the way out and allllll the way back in. We were traveling along, cheering for other runners and hurting.
Finally we hit mile 21. Then it was mile 22 and my IT band was SO tight that my left foot wanted to drag. It was terrible. I was really, really hurting at this point and T just kept encouraging me and reminded me of the medal at the end. We hit mile 23, slow and steady, mile 24. Gah, I was HURTING. Everyone was still out and supporting the runners with great snacks, water, everything. We finally hit mile 25 and I tried to run as much as I could. There were two pretty steep hills at mile 25 but it was nice to have a different type of terrain to walk up and down. While I was attempting to stretch my leg a medic came by and asked if I was okay. Man, I must have really looked bad! We trudged on and T then told me we had 9 minutes to run .7 of a mile. Goodness I was a hot mess! Without her encouragement I seriously doubt I would have continued on to finish the race.
We finally crossed the finish line and WOW. That took me so long. I remember crossing the finish line and they cut my chip off my shoe and I was wandering around like a zombie asking for my medal. It was amazing to get that placed on my neck. The volunteer reached over and put it over my visor and my neck was immediately weighed down with this beautiful piece of work!
Literally, it's the size of my face. And I'm in love with this medal. Yes, I still have cupcake on my face from the post race 'food' area.
Maritza tried to buy us beer… annnnnnd you can't buy beer in Arkansas on a Sunday. ONE FAIL!
So back we walked to our hotel, our necks weighed down with the weight of the beautiful medal. I took an ice bath and really worked hard to stretch out my leg. My poor IT band. :/
AND the best part of Arkansas Marathon is pretty much the POST RACE PARTY! Boom! Awesome way to end the day with all you can eat BBQ! We showered up and arrived nice and early. Hit up the free bar, ate enough BBQ to fulfill our empty stomachs… and enjoyed the band.
THAT POTATO SALAD. Oh man life changing. SO good. So had bacon in it. Yum. The post race BBQ was also sponsored by Whole Hog, which was amazing and I wish we had some whole hog here!
And this beautiful thing made it all worth it. What a great day, with a great course, so many supporters and so many great volunteers. I truly believe that this marathon has one of the biggest hearts and am so, so glad that I got to experience this race with one of my best friends.
I know I talked about the course support/spectators a lot, but I also know how hard it is to get a community involved in a race in a positive way, and the fact that it seemed that everyone was excited to have the race there was so different than what I've personally experienced before. It is such a special memory I know I will remember forever. It was such a great experience, a beautiful course and a really well put together event, and how can you NOT want the best medal around? Thank you Little Rock.


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Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) leader Akbaruddin Owaisi was Wednesday sent to judicial custody for 14 days on charges of delivering a hate speech.
After questioning the legislator through the night, police produced him early Wednesday before a magistrate in Nirmal town in Adilabad district, about 200 km from here.
The MIM leader was then shifted to the district jail in Adilabad town.
A police petition seeking his seven-day custody for further questioning will come up for hearing later Wednesday.
Akbar's lawyer moved a petition seeking his transfer to Chanchalguda Jail in Hyderabad on health grounds.
Akbar was arrested in Hyderabad Tuesday evening after subjecting him to medical tests through the day at the government-run Gandhi Hospital.
He was brought to Nirmal town amid tight security at 10 p.m.
Police officers continued questioning him till 5 a.m. and later produced him before the magistrate.
Akbar was booked by police in Nirmal in connection with a venomous speech delivered by him in the town Dec 22 at a public meeting.
The young leader faces charges of waging or attempting to wage war against the state, promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, and for deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings.
After the questioning Tuesday night, police added charges under five more sections of Indian Penal Code.
He is facing similar charges in Nizamabad town. Police in Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and other districts also booked cases against him on complaints by activists of the Bharatiya Janata Party and its frontal organisations.
Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) leader Akbaruddin Owaisi was Wednesday sent to judicial custody for 14 days on charges of delivering a hate speech.


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Grow from soaked or stratified seed in spring, surface sown onto average, well-drained soil, and full sun; good in dry conditions and windy spots. Alternatively, sow seed when ripe in fall. Cultivars must be grown from cuttings summer or fall, bottom heat helpful, can be grafted in winter, or propagated by simple layering in summer
Caragana arborescens, the weeping caragana or Chinese pea tree, hardy to zone 2; treat as Caragana pygmaea above. Does well as bonsai, even indoors; in colder climates should overwinter indoors, in very good light
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CHICAGO (CBS) — Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez wants a "complete and thorough, top-to-bottom" review of alleged hazing abuses at Maine West High School.
The review by her office's sex crimes division began Tuesday and will involve the case "in its totality," said spokeswoman Sally Daly.
Alvarez's order follows several news reports and a lawsuit claiming at least two soccer coaches, Michael Divincenzo and Emilio Rodriguez, sanctioned a hazing culture at the northwest suburban high school.
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The lawsuit claims the culture led to the sexual assault of at least three soccer players and one freshman baseball player.
The coaches have not commented publicly. Divincenzo has ignored numerous calls while Rodriguez could not be reached. The men have been relieved of their duties and are not allowed on school grounds.
Mike Kujawa, the attorney representing Maine Township High School District 207 and its employees in the lawsuit, said Tuesday he didn't have enough information about the prosecutors' review and declined to comment. A district spokesman said it'll cooperate fully, and officials there have said they don't tolerate hazing and will hire an independent investigator.
Tony Romanucci, the Chicago lawyer who filed the lawsuit, said he applauds the state's attorney for reviewing the case but had no further comment. Des Plaines police Deputy Chief Nick Treantafeles said he didn't know about the review until contacted by the Sun-Times.
"This is news to us and if they want to open the investigation and look at it from top-to-bottom, that's fantastic and we'll be happy to accommodate [whatever] their requests are," he said.
Daly said the review will involve recent allegations as well as those from years past. A plaintiff in the lawsuit told the Chicago Sun-Times he was attacked twice in 2007 by older players who tackled him, pulled his pants down, shredded his underwear and sodomized him with their fingers.
The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services said Monday it had referred allegations that employees at Maine Township schools knew of abuse as early as 2007 to Cook County prosecutors. The penalty for not reporting abuse of a child ranges from a misdemeanor to a felony.
Six teenagers have already been charged with misdemeanor battery and hazing for a September incident cited in the lawsuit and police reports in which multiple young soccer players were allegedly sodomized with fingers and sticks.
Police have said they originally sought felony charges for the teens, but prosecutors declined, saying they did not have enough evidence.
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In Dirichlet's theorem for number fields, I asked about an analogue of Dirichlet's theorem (or I guess I should call it the Prime Number Theorem for Arithmetic Progressions) for number fields. There I received a confirmation of the guess that primes are also "essentially equally distributed" among the residue classes of $K/qK$. On this note, Theorem 1 of the paper "On the Theorem of Barban and Davenport-Halberstam in Algebraic Number Fields" (Journal of Number Theory 13, 463-484, 1981) implies that for $\mathfrak{q}$ an integral domain of a number field $K$ and $\beta \in K$ an integer with $(\beta, \mathfrak{q}) = 1$, the number of primes in $K$ congruent to $\beta \pmod{\mathfrak{q}}$ with norm less than $X$ is
$ \frac{1}{\phi(\mathfrak{q})}I(1) + o(I(1)), $
where $I(1)$ is the analogue of the logarithmic integral.
My next question: each prime in $K$ has a number of associates. Roughly, does each associate appear equally often?
More precisely, my work is in $\mathbb{Z}[\omega]$ ($\omega$ a primitive cube root of unity) where there are $6$ associates of each prime. I can specify a specific associate by requiring it to be primary, i.e. $2 \pmod{3}$, and in the upper half plane. Now the above theorems imply that $\frac{1}{\phi (Nq)}(1+o(1))$ of the primes in $\mathbb{Z}[\omega]$ are congruent to a particular $\beta \pmod{q}$. Is it also true that one sixth of these are primary and in the upper half plane? Supposing that $3|q$ and $\beta \equiv 2 \pmod{3}$ so that such primes are automatically primary -- is it true that one half of primes in this congruence class are in the upper half plane?


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Gassed out: Neo-Colonial petrol station headed for demolition
First, it was the Tavern, which closed its doors in December. Now there's an another place falling into the dustbin of Emmet Street history: the Barracks Road Shell, a full-service gas and repair station that closed on Friday, September 7, with the building slated for demolition.
"Our lease was not renewed because the shopping center wants to do something else with the space," says the Shell station co-owner Diane Ramm, who's operated the business surrounded by the massive parking lots of the Barracks Road Shopping Center with her husband, Scott, for 20 years.
"A lot of people are going to be upset," says Ramm, whose facility was one of the few, in addition to purveying petroleum, to offer a full range of auto repairs and even full-service pumping. She says she'll move the operation west to Ivy, at the Ivy Exxon.
As for the neo-Colonial brick structure at Barracks, it dates to the 1960s, says Ramm, noting that the original owners reportedly traveled to Williamsburg for inspiration on the design, which includes a slate roof with dormers, large gables, and detailed trim work.
After 50 years, the structure needed repair, according to Ramm, noting that the firm that owns the property, along with the rest of the shopping center, is Federal Realty. A telephone call to the company for comment went unreturned.Read more on: Barracks Road Shopping Centerlost charlottesville
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They could put ANOTHER Chipotle right there and it would do just fine, judging by the constant lines at the current Chipotle.
Does the Ramms' move to Ivy Exxon mean that they will be sharing with Roger and crew (absolutely wonderful, very compentent mechanics and all around good people) or is Roger selling to the Ramms? Clarification would be appreciated; I won't have a chance to stop by and ask Roger myself for a while.
Roger officially retired last Friday. The Ramms are bringing their own employees. Don't know what is going to happen to Roger's crew.
Little by little Cville becomes more like NoVa. People moaned that we didn't have the big chain stores, well that's probably exactly is what is going in the place of this ~45 year old building.
The Barracks road SunTrust still bears the neo-Colonial brick structure.
Shame on Federal Reality for not thinking of a way to use the Shell station building. This is far to nice a building to just be demolished. After a years renovation Barracks Rd Shopping looks all new and updated, with the exception of the few free standing buildings, which seem to have been forgotten by Federal Realty, With the renovation of McDonalds and now the demo of Shell, makes one wonder what the game plan is for the Arlington Blvd end of the shopping center?
Thank you so much, Betty! I had no idea this change was in the works. Good for Roger - all the best! - and hopefully good for JB and the crew and for Ivy.
The bank building close to Arlington Blvd isn't going anywhere - City considers it to be historic structure.
Confused....you mean that fake mini Rotunda?
It is to the Rotunda as (former) Kluge's miniature fuel-co bug zapper is to the Pavillion.
I always thought the Kluge Fuel gas roof looked like a diaphragm but then my mind's in the gutter.
Well, the economy is changing. Out with the old and in with the new. Another pay day and car title loan company in that spot would fit the brave new world beautifully and enhance comparisons with NoVa...


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4 dead, 3 troopers wounded along Pa. roadside
Gunman among dead in morning shooting
A shooting along a rural road Friday morning left four people dead, including the gunman, and three state troopers injured, authorities said.
The shooting scene "extended over several miles" in Frankstown Township, about 70 miles west of Harrisburg, Blair County District Attorney Rich Consiglio said.
The dead were three men and one woman, Consiglio said. It wasn't immediately clear who killed the gunman.
The victims' identities weren't immediately released.
Three state troopers were also injured during the melee.
One trooper was shot in his bulletproof vest and escaped serious injury, a state police spokesman said.
A second trooper was struck by broken glass when his vehicle was fired on, and a third trooper was in a crash involving the gunman, Consiglio said.
The public is not at risk, Consiglio said. Nearby schools weren't placed on lockdown, township supervisor Mark Schroyer said.


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I'm hoping you read this but even if I haven't met you, I know I will soon. We've all been waiting for you for a while now. What's keeping you? Was your flight delayed or are you too busy making our millions? My aunties keep asking, my mum keeps praying and even my father has a look in his eyes these days like "Oh girl, how far? Wetin dey happen?" I used to tell them you were on the next bus coming into town but then I realised that my future husband would have a car and not just one of those that went toh-toh-toh with thick exhaust fumes and body-odor laced wind-conditioning. Also he would not be a johnny-just-come so brothers in the village or who recently moved to town please do not see me in a vision or ask pastor about me.
My dear husband, tribe is not important but surnames are important. I don't want our kids teased in school. If you cannot pronounce your own surname without gulping air, I suggest you get a new one. Also if your parents named your nephew Victory-over-satan or Hygienius please inform them that they will not be naming our kids. I heard about a woman whose Mother-in-law gave her kids horrible tribal marks while she was at work. May I inform you that if that ever happens, I will sue! I want bright kids so if you are an average-joe, I suggest you up your game and get a Ph.D so you don't have to lie to your children that you came first in school.
Smelly, hairy arm-pits are disgusting, I want to be able to smell your pheromones without choking. I like CK euphoria, please make it your primary scent, especially when you want me to give you some after a long day…it makes me all warm inside! I hope you are not one of those men who don't flush toilets. Your shit ain't one of the seven wonders of the world and I couldn't care less if it took you ten minutes to get it out. I will not applaud the feat and the sooner it's forgotten the better for us all. If in your single days, you and your friends thought it amusing to entertain yourselves with fart of different sounds, duration and concentrations, please note that I am royalty and such behaviour will be severely frowned at. Boxers should not be recycled unless I am out of town! Any funky smell whatsoever would land you sleeping on the couch! And if you think an Al Qaeda beard or a body hairy like a bear is cool or you have to wear boxers a size larger to accommodate all the hair in there and you think it is sexy, then obviously you must have used jazz to get me and I must warn you that my mother is a pastor and I will not visit you in Yaba-left when you finally go mad as punishment for casting a smell um I mean spell upon me!
Now I'll be second wife to only one entity, football. Not because I'm so crazy about the game but because I figure you can't cheat and watch football at the same time. So your attachment to your team is inversely proportional to your straying. Yes, about straying…I know you'll be a CEO or a senior manager one day but my dear husband, female secretaries and PA's with boobs are a no-no. I also don't think a house girl is ideal but since I don't want a house boy molesting my girls, I'm considering hiring a 42 year old female day time house-keeper. Not that I don't trust you boo but nobody leaves meat around for the dogs to learn self-control with. Also if we are driving by or surrounded by women, I expect you to have tunnel-vision and I should be the only light at the end of your tunnel. I'll ask you if I'm hotter than Halle Berry every once in a while and knowing how smart and peace-loving the man I married is, his answer will always be an enthusiastic 'Yes!'.
You are allowed to enjoy your beer though I will not tolerate drunken displays, you are no longer a teenager. If you come home late at night with stale beer-breath and expect me to kiss you without throwing up in your mouth, please make use of the Listerine in the bathroom before any amorous attempts. I do not condone smoking and I can sniff out cigarette smoke a mile away. I really don't care about it killing your lungs, you are an adult and if you choose to make me a widow early in life, that's your choice but permit me to remarry. The reason I will not stand you smoking around me is that secondary smokers die first, so if you plan to kill me off, do it in a more ingenious way rather than making me die a long painful death in cancer's cold grip!
Please be warned that my uncle's an AIG and so if you are presently a swindler, yahoo-boy or gambler I will hand you over to him without remorse and never bring you food or come see you in jail. I cannot have police coming to my house with search warrants. Have you seen a house after the police search it? It takes days to get it back in order not to mention the neighbors' gossip. We are a good christian family and I'd like to keep it that way, who knows you may be deacon one day!
Where staying out late is concerned, please make sure you take your key and if you expect any late night loving or a listening ear for your alcohol-induced excited chatter, please come home before midnight. When we argue please do not storm out of the house. Be warned that I'd have locked the door prior to a fight if I notice you are one of those men who run when mad. I don't want you driving into a tree and killing yourself before I have a chance to apologize and tell you how much I love you. I hear you men like to storm off and head to a beer-parlor where you can drink your beer and calm yourself down when angry. Well honey, there'll be beer in the fridge and we have a parlor, I won't intrude, knock yourself out! Please remember that we are on the same team and that the sun must not go down on our anger. Please always remember to fight fair. I will not call you names or bring up a list of your past faults and I don't expect you to do so either. Also do not under any circumstances hit me or even push me. I am your woman and I bruise easily. I know I did not marry a coward cos what other sort of man would hit a woman? Remember I may be irrational, impulsive and impatient sometimes but you are still my protector. Don't make me learn karate!!!
Please do not be a one to three-minute-man. I will not fake the big 'O' so that you know when exactly you are not getting it right. I will try most things but draw the line at bizarre. I know men are useless after *** but please muster up enough strength after I tire you out to cuddle me and call me those beautiful names that make me blush before you doze of and try not to snore, it ruins it for me and keeps me tossing and turning hours after you've made your grand entry into dreamland.
I will cook any and everything for you as I am an accomplished cook and I know that being a reasonable man, you will not err as long as I keep your tummy, ego and junior well satisfied but I would prefer you didn't send me to the kitchen to make fufu, starch or groundnut soup. If you have a strong affiliation for those foods that cannot be satisfied with pounded yam and banga soup or eba and edikainkong or semo and egusi soup, I suggest we visit your mother from time to time so you can suck breast but much as I hate the above listed food, I will cook them all day, every day to keep my home. If you ever think the money you give me for food is too much, please know that you will be accompanying me to the market on my next trip for a feasibility study!
Please don't think that because I haven't listed the usual 'ten things I want in a man', I do not require them. I want a man who stands up for me, one who defends me 100% in public even if he'll chastise me in private. I want a man who massages me after a long day and doesn't think it unheard of to give me breakfast in bed more than once a year since I'll be pampering him 363 days in a year. I want a man who knows how to handle my PMS in a compassionate and kind manner and is patient with my imperfections. I must warn you that I will not be a 'Stepford-wife' and I will get on your every last nerve once in a while but I will love you unconditionally, pray for you unfailingly, trust you implicitly, worry about you when you are sick, share all your burdens, take care of our children, stay awake till you come home at night, stay faithful even when you have a gut the size of china and need viagra the same way you need water and still be your number one fan. I'm your woman and I cannot wait for the first day of the rest of our lives….
Come quick!
Yours sincerely,
P.S: I wonder how much DHL will charge to find you and deliver this letter. Have a lovely night my husband, your unborn children say wassup…xoxoxo 😉


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SALGADO, E; LIVELLARA, N y PINILLA, J. Programmed fertigation effects on the growth and production of young cherry trees in central Chile. J. Soil Sci. Plant Nutr. [online]. 2012, vol.12, n.1, pp.15-22. ISSN 0718-9516. http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0718-95162012000100002.
Nutrient requirements in young trees increase annually during fruit formation. This study was conducted to determine the effect of fertilisation treatments, using fertigation, on the vegetative and reproductive growth of young cherry trees (Prunus avium) cv.'Brooks' grafted onto 'MaxMa 14' rootstocks in Central Chile. The research was conducted at the La Palma Experimental Station in Quillota on 3-yr-old cherry trees spaced at 5 m x 2 m and trained as central leaders with the Solaxe system over the course of two growing seasons. Few of the measured variables were significantly affected by the treatments. The shoot length was affected only after harvest (November), the node number increased with shorter shoots, and the fruit set decreased with no N application. Fertilisation resulted in some negative effects, such as a lower number of nodes (per m-1), decreased fruit set, and increased cracking. Considering the null effect of applying N before harvest and the significant difference in vegetative growth between T100 and T200 after harvest, it appears that there are at least two different strategies for the fertilisation of young cherry trees: fertilisation should start either after harvest or a few weeks earlier with N applications higher than 100 but lower than 200 kg-N ha-1. This amount should be further investigated, and a combined strategy of less than 200 kg-N ha-1 plus accompanying nutrients applied after harvest should be used.
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Don't put those big red buttons away so fast!
The blind auditions are officially over on The Voice, but as the battle rounds began Monday, producers introduced a new twist that put the buttons — and more importantly, the battles between the coaches — back in action. But did the highly anticipated steal twist actually work?
The Voice team sounds off on the steal: "This is a second change for people"
"The Steal" was used twice during the two-hour episode. First, Adam Levine chose Bryan Keith over Collin McLoughlin after a close battle set to the tune of Sublime's "Santeria." Midway through gushing to Adam about how he loved Maroon 5 as a kid, both Blake Shelton and Cee Lo Green interrupted with the push of a button that made Collin light up. Blake and Cee Lo busted out their best sales pitches when Collin asked why they wanted to steal him and in the end, Blake and that pointy finger of his won out. The save seemed worthwhile after Collin made so much progress vocally during his training with Adam.
Producers played their cards right and saved the best steal — and probably one of the best battle performances ever — for last. In the final battle, Cee Lo foolishly paired his two best singers Trevin Hunte and Amanda Brown together on Mariah Carey's "Vision of Love." The resulting performance was exactly what the battles are supposed to be: a beautiful, perfectly complimented duet that also gave each singer ample room to show off their vocals individually. The chill-inducing performance brought all four coaches to their feet and had Adam and Christina Aguilera pressing their steal buttons even before Cee Lo made his decision. "I don't even care who he picks because whoever he doesn't, I am committing to right now," Adam declared after climbing down from atop his big red chair. After Cee Lo lamented his battle choice one more time, telling Amanda, "I really didn't realize initially how accomplished you were," he picked Trevin. After Adam, Christina and Blake officially pushed their buttons and made their best pleas to win Amanda, she went with her instinct and joined Team Adam. As Adam said, "I'm a good thief."
The Voice renewed for two more seasons
However, seeing the steal in action also showed that there's a big downside to the show's new second chance — namely for those who don't get stolen. In the first battle of the night, Blake picked Terry McDermott over Casey Muessigmann, but even after Carson Daly reminded the coaches they could press their buttons to steal, the stage was dead silent and Casey moped off stage. Sad! You know what's worse than getting rejected by one coach? Getting rejected by four coaches! The Voice is truly not for the faint of heart, or should we say, faint of ego.
Among those other singers that did not warrant a steal: YouTube sensation JR Aquino, Nigerian-born Nelly's Echo and 2 Steel Girls.
Are you glad Collin and Amanda were stolen? What other singers should have been saved? What do you think of the steal so far?


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Who knew that Kevin Martin would drain 34 points and sink a perfect 18-for-18 from the line and he wouldn't even have the most impressive line on his own team? Kyle Lowry triple-doubled in his first career game last night (28/10/11, with three treys and three steals) and has come on this season like gangbusters. Kinda reminds me of Aaron Brooks in the way he came out of relative obscurity from the season before to go off. Obviously, Brooks took several steps back this season, but I like KyLow for next season more than I liked Brooks for this one. Why? Because Brooks' strength was in his scoring alone. Lowry is a more traditional point guard. Averaging 2.1 fewer mpg this season than Brooks last season, Lowry's 2010 compares favorably to Brooks' 2009 in that he has proven to be a better passer, a better rebounder, turns the ball over less, steals more, blocks slightly more, shoots the same percentage as Brooks (both around .431, but Brooks shot the ball nearly six more times a game than Lowry). Coming into the season, Brooks was ranked anywhere between 50th and 70th (ranked 59th at this site). Lowry's averaging 17.8/4.6/7.1 since the All-Star Break, ranked 19th in ESPN's Player Rater over the last 30 days, and he's doing it without just scoring. So what does that mean for next year? It means I'm ranking Lowry high and assuming Goran Dragic is going to average a double-double all season!
Here's what else went down in fantasy basketball over the weekend.
Maurice Evans – 15/6, with three steals and a block Friday against the Raptors. 15/2, with a steal on Sunday against D.C. He's scored in double-digits in four of his last fives games against teams with poor defenses. I can give you that information, I can't tell you what to do with it.
Jordan Crawford – In March, Crawford's averaged 30 mpg/15.8 pts/2.7 rbd/2.7 ast. Compare that to the five games Nick Young played this month (35.5 mpg/17.6 pts/2.4 rbd/1.2 ast) and you've got yourself a decent little replacement. I tend to think that speaks more for Young's replaceability than it does to Crawford's value.
Jordan Farmar – Ended with 10/4/17 on .357 shooting from the field. Sticking with the Jordan theme, it looks like Deron will miss at least three games, maybe more. That leaves room for Farmar to do this and other nice performances for you in the second round of your playoffs. He won't shoot this poorly, nor will he assist this plentifully every game out. Put them both together and whaddya get? A nice pickup.
Brook Lopez – Double-doubled (21/10) for the seventh time this season in New Jersey's 68th game. Last year, he earned his seventh dub-dub in the 16th game on November 27. Then again, Humphries was largely being ignored last year.
Greg Monroe – The Pistons TV crew discussed Monroe's ability to play with both hands. He's a righty who naturally shoots left. So even though shooting with his right is technically his off hand, he has the muscle familiarity to make it comfortable doing so. In other news, he's averaging 14/9/2 this month. I'm hoping his play has been lost in Detroit so he won't be overhyped for next season.
Chris Wilcox – In a game where the Detroit reserves outscored its starters 57-39, Wilcox played 18 minutes, shot 9-for-10 from the floor, ended with 18 points and blocked two shots. He's scored 13+ points in three of his last four and looks like Cutty from 'The Wire.'
Zaza Pachulia – He's averaging 13/7 in his last three. So there's that. I'd leave him, unless one of the Hawks' starters gets hurt or tells the press that he's literally going on vacation even before the first round of the playoffs. I give either about a 28 percent chance of happening.
John Salmons – 22/3/3 in 41 minutes. This is, of course, only happening because I officially gave up on him last week after defending his last-season surges all winter.
Brandon Jennings – 14/11/9 for his sixth double-double of the season; his second in as many games. Jrue story.
Luc Richard Mbah a Moute – 19/8/1, with three steals and three blocks in 46 minutes.Now that's three Bucks with good games. One more and I'm calling shenanigans …
Carlos Delfino – … 30/11, with six treys as the Knicks never bothered to cross the half court line to play defense. Clearly. He dropped 26 in his previous game. If he does this a third time in a row, don't be the guy who didn't grab him off waivers in late March.
Blake Griffin – Foul trouble means stat trouble. Also Gortat trouble means stat trouble (17/2/3, with two blocks in 34 minutes).
Channing Frye – 19 points on the shoulders of five treys.He's been dropped in a lot of leagues that should have dropped him. Was yours one?
DeMarcus Cousins – 3/4 in 21 minutes before he got shove-y with Luke Ridnour and Nikolai Pekovic and ejected. What beef can all these Western Conference teams have with the Timberwolves? They're the Timberwolves. Like, of Minnesota. Anyway, Cousins might miss a game because of this, which is exactly what your team needs in the last leg of the year.In other news, I'm now convinced Cousins is our next Rasheed Wallace. Crazy and destructive, but still controlled. He never carries on and on, like Ron Artest in his glory days or Latrell Sprewell, but bonkers enough to look at Pekovic and think, "Yeah, this is the kind of guy I should be pushing."
Kevin Love – Groin injury, which helps explain Samuel Dalembert's 26/17/2 blk. Anthony Randolph (14/4/3, with 7 tov) should be your pickup, but he won't cover 1/3 of what Love does.
Jose Calderon – Shot 1-for-7 (.143) against the Thunder last night. In his last dozen games Joe Kettle's either shot above .500 (eight times) or below .300 (four times). That's good enough for me to begin calling him Jose Cold-or-on.
Amir Johnson – In the two games back since his nine-day furlough, Johnson's combined to go 9/7/2. With Reggie Evans healthy and Ed Davis doin' his thang, I'd lay off Johnson until something in the Great White North changes.
Leandro Barbosa – He's been weirdly hot lately. Weird-hot like how you can't explain your attraction to Tina Fey, but it's there and you can't ignore it. There's Leandro, averaging 19.2 pts/2.2 3ptm in the last five games despite playing anywhere between 14 and 26 minutes off the bench – you can't ignore that. He's been playing against weak defenses, but he's also got the Nuggs, Suns and Warriors coming up next, so let's hope it's those weak defenses that are doing it.
Patrick Patterson – Double-doubled for the fourth time all season and the third time in as many games. Not sure why dude just started suckin' down the rocket sauce this week, but – with less than a month until the end of the season – now's not the time to wonder why, now's the time to do or die. NOTE: Neither do, no die if you need a lot of games this week, as Houston only plays twice between today and Sunday. NOTE2: Chase Budinger left last night's game with a sprained ankle, which could translate to a starting gig for PaPa Rocket.
Paul Millsap – Returned after missing five games to drop 35/10/4/ 3 blk line. That's a nice try Paul, but we still noticed you were gone those five previous games.
Lamar Odom – Odom did like he do when he starts, 16/11/6. Started last night's game and likely L.A.'s next game in place of Andrew Bynum, who punked Michael Beasley Friday night and caught a two-game suspension. Nice timing AnB.
Andris Biedrins – Speaking of AnB's, Biedrins and his perfectly parted hair are likely done for the season. Go ahead and back-date that to October 2009.
Rodrigue Beaubois – Come gather 'round people wherever you roam: Robo Beaubo is averaging .537 FG%/1.5 3pt/14.3 pts/2.3 rbd/3.3 ast/1.8 stl/2.8 tov and 22+ mpg in the last four games. Jasons Kidd and Terry in those same four games? Kidd: 5/4.3/10. Terry: 15.3 pts/3.5/4.5. There's a movement in Dallas, brother. The loser now will be later to win, the first ones now will later be last and I'd bet next season that Beaubois will shake your windows and rattle you walls.