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I haven't forgotten the stack of books that I said I was going to review, including what promises to be a funny video review if I ever get around to it. My best intentions aside, I have a to-do problem.
I know that it can't be just me, but does life ever seem like one big fat to-do list? Maybe it's just the OCD in me, but every seems to fall under, have to do, need to do, should do, want to do, or don't have time to do until it gets to the point that I just don't want to do anything.
And let's just say, I've come to the don't want to do. I have needed to clean my house for a while now until it finally got to a point that I had to do it or I really was going to have a bug problem. It's all well and good that my house is straight enough that it seems clean enough, but the layer of dust and dirt on the floors was getting to me. Most of the time straight is good for me, as long as I'm ok with it seeing as I'm the only one who lives here. But if anyone were to come by my house, namely my dad, for example, I can hear the speech now. (He has 3 days left until retirement - if he gets bored, he has my permission to really scrub down my house). Yesterday, I did get the cleaning my house checked off of my list. Well for the most part. There's still a couple of things I can't put in the dishwasher that I need to tend to. And the laundry basket sitting in the kitchen. And the clothes on my bed that I move to the couch every night so I can sleep - and move back to the bed when I get dressed in the morning.
Then, there's the baby blanket I've been working on crocheting that's sitting in the basket next to my chaise. It's a good thing 107 degrees outside and the baby who was born a few weeks ago will not need said blanket for a while. I would, however, like to get it done before the child goes to kindergarten.
Oh, and I bought some scrapbook supplies that have been sitting on my table for a month - with photos I finally printed from early April. I'd really like to do that.
VBS is in three weeks, and while I'm not prepping hundreds of crafts this year like I usually do. But, it would help if I read the materials and got the craft stuff together that we are doing this year. I ended up volunteering for being in the skit. Well, actually, I was asked and said yes since I had been saying no a lot. Three days of script to memorize - thankfully not many lines on a couple of the days.
It seems as if everything lately has become a task. Some things I probably should do get delegated to the "I don't have to" list because I just can't bring myself to getting something else done.
Shoot. I just remembered something else I was going to do today, but I can actually do that tomorrow when I get home.
In part, many of the home to-dos have been pushed aside by work to-dos. There's no need in going into that.
How does one get past all this to-do list mess? My brain doesn't turn off. I to-do in my dreams. And in my dreams I never get it all done either. It all gives me a headache. I have one right now. One thing I will do is go get some Advil.
So, for tonight, dear readers, I bid you good night. Hopefully, I will get around to the funny video this week. I hope.
Welcome to the online home of Audra Jennings, a book publicist and crafter. Here I share about both. I hope you'll find books you'll want to read and crafts you will want to order. I live a rather boring, single life. At times I would like to think I am humorous. The kids I teach in Bible class tend to think so. I also blog about current seasons of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. I don't know why, I just do.
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Tom Cruise is ''really sad'' about his split from wife Katie Holmes.
The 50-year-old actor's attorney, Bert Fields, spoke about the developing story, admitting that he cannot reveal details of Tom's next move.
He told BBC News: ''Tactically we can't say where Tom will file a divorce case and if he'll be seeking joint custody of Suri.''
Katie has been making very public post-split appearances in New York City with their six-year-old daughter Suri Cruise, and Bert stated that Tom is a much more private person than his estranged partner.
He continued: ''We are letting 'the other side' play the media until they wear everyone out and then we'll have something to say.
''It's not Tom's style to do this publicly. He is really sad about what's happening.''
The Oblivion star married the former Dawson's Creek actress in November 2006.
Tom was apparently ''blindsided'' when Katie filed for divorce from him last week after five years of marriage and sought legal custody of their child.
It was reported he would file his own application for custody in Los Angeles, but it is not possible to file a case in separate states at the same time.
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Revlon was the first international cosmetic brand to be launched in India. Today it is a name to reckon with in the beauty industry in India. The company offers an extensive range of high quality color cosmetics, skin care, hair care and hair colors. Today I present some of the best selling Revlon makeup products.
Best of Revlon Makeup Products
1. Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick:
Revlon Super lustrous Lipsticks are cult favorites among women of all age groups and come in an array of shades to choose from. These lipsticks are super creamy, pigmented and gives full coverage in a single swipe. The lasting power is also good as it lasts well for four hours at least. This lipstick comes in various finishes like creamy, frost and shimmer.
2. Revlon Color Burst Lip butter:
Revlon lip butters is buttery and shiny lip balm which comes in beautiful rich colors. The texture is extremely smooth and moisturizing as it contains Shea and coconut butter. These products became an instant hit as soon as it was launched. The color fades away after 2 hours leaving a stain behind.
3. Revlon Top Speed Nail Enamel:
This is one of the bestsellers from Revlon makeup products which claims to dry and set in 60 seconds. It comes in 32 vibrant colors and delivers amazingly quick color in just 2 coats. It comes with a built in top coat which gives a salon smooth finish to the nails. The brush is also of a good quality which gives a smooth and even application. The lasting power of this one is also decent; it lasts around 4 to 5 days after which it starts chipping.
4. Revlon Photo Ready Makeup:
This is one of the best foundations available in the market. The products provide amazing coverage yet feels extremely light on the skin. It does not look cakey and does not even oxidize the skin but provides a nice healthy glow to the complexion. Moreover, it comes with a pump dispenser packaging which eases the method of application.
5. Revlon Just Bitten Kissable Lip Balm Stain:
Revlon just bitten kissable lip balm stain is a lightweight lip stain that comes in an adorable crayon like packaging. It has a swivel mechanism which does not require sharpening. They apply sheer but turn brighter on lips after a few minutes. These are quite moisturizing lip stains and last 5+ hours on me. It comes in 8 vibrant shades that can match any look or mood.
6. Revlon Photoready Compact Makeup:
This one is a unique compact with a cream texture which sets to soft powder finish post application. It even contains SPF 20 which is an added benefit. The compact sets to a semi matte finish. The compact provides a decent coverage and effectively conceals pores, marks and dark circles.
7. Revlon Colorstay Mineral Blush:
Revlon ColorStay mineral blush comes in 3 amazing shades which will suit every skin tone. The blush provides a natural finish and gives a rosy glow to the face. The blush has an amazing texture to work with and blends without any hassle. The stay power is also amazing; it stays for a good 8 hours. The shimmer is also perfect and does not look over the top.
8. Revlon High Intensity Eye Shadow Palette:
Revlon High Intensity Eye shadow palette comes with 8 pretty colored shadows with matte, metallic and pearl finishes. The shadows are very soft and smooth to apply and blend nicely and evenly on the lids. The shades are super pigmented, so you wouldn't even need to apply a primer underneath. There is no chalkiness and fall out and it stays for good 6 hours on the lids. The product retail RS 825. This is the best among the revlon eye makeup products.
9. Revlon Color Burst Lip Gloss:
Revlon Color Burst lip glosses are thick glosses and come in 12 stunning shades. These glosses are well pigmented and cover lip pigmentation in a single or two swipes. The lasting power is not that great considering they are glosses, but they fade leaving a stain behind. Most of the shades have shimmer in it, barring two, Fire and Papaya. The gloss feels extremely light and non-sticky on lips.
10. Revlon Colorstay Crème Gel Eye Liner:
This gel liner comes in a nice range of colors like black, maroon, brown and blue. These are nicely pigmented liner which sets to a matte finish. It comes with a soft brush in the package, which is pretty cool. The liner applies well and you can create a variety of looks, depending on your mood and preference. It gives a rich colour pay off that stays smudge free for a long time.
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Our match report has landed, so I'm off to shake my head with wonder at the Pakistan cricket team. Thanks for your company and emails. Don't worry about England - they'll be fine. Probably. Today, however, is not about them; it's about the most exhilarating team in the history of sport. Pakistan Zindabad!
Read Ali Martin on Chris Woakes's day:
You have to love Wahab Riaz Mohammad Hafeez's Man of the Match award was understandable, but nobody embodied Pakistan's blistering performance better than Wahab, a cornered tiger in human form. He had a hand in five of the nine England wickets to fall, and it would have been more had he been given a first slip. He was emotional with the new ball and clinical with the old, holding his nerve to take two match-winning wickets in the 48th over.
We shouldn't get carried away with England's defeat. They lost a superb game to an inspired Pakistan, which can happen to anyone. Their fielding was poor, but that was surely just a bad day. The thing that is worrying me is the form of Adil Rashid, who seems to be struggling with his shoulder injury. I'm not sure England can win the World Cup unless he is close to his best.
The talismanic Wahab Riaz is chatting on Sky Sports "[Where have you been?] I was on holidays! After the last match everyone was very upset; we were not talking to each other that well because we were ashamed of our performance against West Indies. Yesterday we had a meeting and said, 'We are the champions, we can do it.' It was a great effort from the batsmen. We needed wickets up front, so after getting Roy and Bairstow we were always in the game. We're talking to each other again. We might be partying tonight!"
Here's Sarfaraz Ahmed "It was a great team effort. The way Imam-ul-Haq and Fakhar Zaman played was so important and gave us the chance to score 350. We tried a couple of different things today – we started with Shadab because we know Roy and Bairstow are not good batsmen against spin. We were playing good cricket but we couldn't cross the line; inshallah we shall do well in later matches."
Here's Eoin Morgan "A very good game of cricket, but extremely disappointing that we're on the losing end, particularly when it's so tight. Trent Bridge is a very high-scoring ground and we felt 350 was without our grasp. Losing early wickets was not ideal, but Joe and Jos kept us in the game for a long time.
"I thought we were outfielded today, and that was probably the difference between the sides. It was way below par and probably cost us 15-20 runs. Pakistan bowled well and deserved to win; the difference was probably the fielding, like I said. I don't think it's a blip – all round today we weren't that bad. I don't think any sides will go unbeaten and it's going to be an extremely competitive tournament."
He's not happy. For a split second, no more than that, he had a look in his eye that was pure Roy Keane.
It turned out something brilliant was happening. Pakistan, the gift that keeps on bloody beating us.
5th over: England 28-1 (Bairstow 14, Root 5) Shadab beats Bairstow with a delicious legspinner; Bairstow responds two balls later with a brusque clout down the ground for six. That was a lovely bit of ebb and flow, and Bairstow did such damage to the ball that it needs to be changed.
Here's the updated World Cup table. England's next game is against Bangladesh in Cardiff on Saturday; Pakistan play Sri Lanka at Bristol on Friday.
The Man of the Match is Mohammad Hafeez
"Everyone believed we could win – we were playing good cricket but not winning the crucial phases of the game. We practised very well yesterday and had a good meeting. The first game wasn't good but we all know the capability we have. It's like a home game for us; thank you to everyone who came to support us. This will will boost our confidence, and it's a very happy dressing-room."
Eoin Morgan is fighting so hard to retain his mask of equilibrium, but I think it's possible to detect a flicker of shock on his face.
I don't know where to start with that. There were so many facets to a exhilarating match, including two marvellous and futile hundreds from Joe Root and Jos Buttler, but the most important was that Pakistan entered a state of haal. When they do that they are fiendishly difficult to stop.
They came into this game having lost 11 consecutive ODIs. England had won 15 of their last 16 completed ODIs at home ODIs. They hadn't lost at home when chasing for four years. So Pakistan beat them; of course they did.
50th over: England 334-9 (Rashid 3, Wood 10) Pakistan have beaten the hosts in a classic match!
49.4 overs: England 329-9 (Rashid 2, Wood 6) England need 20 from two balls. They're good...
49th over: England 324-9 (Rashid 2, Wood 1) England need 25 from Wahab's final over. No.
WICKET! England 322-9 (Archer c Wahab b Amir 1)
Pakistan are one wicket away! Archer slices Amir high to third man, where Wahab charges in and takes a fine low catch.
48.3 overs: England 322-8 (Archer 1, Rashid 1) Rashid squirts a single. Pakistan have been sensational today.
48.2 overs: England 321-8 (Archer 1, Rashid 0) A dot ball from Amir to Rashid. England are done. Pakistan are Pakistan, and I'll love them forever.
48.1 overs: England 321-8 (Archer 1, Rashid 0) Amir is driven for a single by Archer. England need 28 from 11.
Woakes flashed at a blistering short ball and could only top edge it to Sarfaraz, who took an easy catch. Pakistan are on the brink of a famous victory.
WICKET! England 320-8 (Woakes c Sarfaraz b Wahab 21)
Two in two balls for Wahab!
WICKET! England 320-7 (Moeen Ali c Fakhar b Wahab 19)
Wahab goes around the wicket to Woakes, who drives him sweetly over long off for six! That's an absurdly good stroke, and it prompts Wahab to go back over the wicket for the remainder of the over. A single brings Moeen on strike - and he is put out of his misery when he miscues a slower ball high in the air to point. He made 19 from 20 balls; England need 29 from 13 balls.
47.1 overs: England 313-6 (Ali 19, Woakes 14) Woakes drives Wahab high towards deep cover, where Asif Ali drops a difficult chance diving forward.
47th over: England 311-6 (Ali 19, Woakes 12) Woakes gets a precious boundary, only the third since the 38th over, with a thick edge. Amir then bowls consecutive wides – the second looked a bit harsh – before Moeen pulls the last ball for four to make it 15 from the over!
46th over: England 296-6 (Ali 15, Woakes 4) Moeen misses consecutive swipes at slower balls from Hassan Ali, whose last over costs only five runs. Moeen, in horrible touch, is in danger of playing a match-losing innings: he has 15 from 18 balls. England need 53 from four overs. It's not going to happen.
45th over: England 291-6 (Ali 12, Woakes 2) Never mind his bowling; England could do with Liam Plunkett's batting. They need sixes, urgently. They've only hit two fours, never mind a six, in the last seven overs.
Meanwhile, this is a good spot from Tim de Lisle: Billy Root has gone a hundred better than his brother.
That, surely, is the match for Pakistan. Buttler chased a beautiful slower ball and sliced it straight to short third man. It was a glorious performance from Buttler, a genius at work, but that will be provide precisely no consolation if England lose.
WICKET! England 288-6 (Buttler c Wahab b Amir 103)
He's gone next ball!
He lashes Amir over mid-off for four to reach a magnificent 75-ball century. England need 61 from 34.
44th over: England 284-5 (Buttler 99, Ali 11) Buttler inside edges Hassan's slower ball this far wide of off stump. That was brilliantly bowled. Moeen drives just short of the man at extra cover, with the ball hurrying away for three. It would have been four but for a fine bit of fielding from Wahab Riaz. A single off the last ball of the over takes Buttler to 99. The tension is exquisite.
43rd over: England 274-5 (Buttler 93, Ali 7) Even with the required rate above 10, England are happy to see Shadab out of the attack. His final over goes for six, and he finishes a fine afternoon's work with figures of 10-0-63-2.
"How would you rate your drum and bass heart throbbing?" says Ian Copestake. "Is it more Voodoo People than Deadly Deep Subs, or are we talking Brown Paper Bag?"
We're talking M Beat featuring General Levy.
42nd over: England 268-5 (Buttler 89, Ali 5) After another precious, boundaryless over from Hassan Ali, the required rate creeps above ten an over for the first time.
Here's Brian Withington. "Moeen Ali just needs to remember three things: rotation, rotation, rotation."
41st over: England 263-5 (Buttler 85, Ali 4) Moeen is dropped by Sarfaraz! It was a stumping chance as well, but Sarfaraz was unsighted when Moeen edged a lovely googly from Shadab, and the ball bounced off him before he could react. It's a superb over from Shadab nonetheless - just five singles from it. This is brilliant.
40th over: England 258-5 (Buttler 82, Ali 2) Moeen Ali can be a devastating six-hitter, although we haven't seen it much of late. He hit eight sixes in 14 balls at Bristol against West Indies in 2017; since then he has hit nine sixes in 21 months. He gets going here with a couple of singles off Wahab, while Buttler drives another boundary to make it a decent over for England. They need 91 from 60 balls.
"Forgive my touting 'the other', but I've been following the live win probability on england pakistan scorecard and it's been up and down like a see-saw," says Bill Hargreaves. "Whomever wins will be hugely strengthened in the morale department, I'd say."
Yes, the winner will get two points and a visit from Maurice Mentum. I think Pakistan are slight favourites again after that wicket.
39th over: England 248-5 (Buttler 75, Ali 0) Moeen Ali is the new batsman. He is, since you asked, in abysmal form with the bat.
"The West Indies-Australia match is the next at this ground, but I recall seeing on the highlights that Chris Gayle was really feeling pain in his back during his last innings," says John Starbuck. "How is the old chap, do you know?"
He's old. (He's being monitored, apparently.)
WICKET! England 248-5 (Root c Hafeez b Shadab 107)
Goddim! Another twist in this brilliant contest. Root jabs a quicker ball from Shadab straight to short third man, where Hafeez takes a comfortable catch. Root is disconsolate as he walks slowly off the field.
38th over: England 246-4 (Root 105, Buttler 75) Root celebrates his second century with a glorious back-foot drive through point for four. Another good over for England - 1o from it. Stop me if you think, etc, but this is just a wonderful match. England need 103 from 72 balls.
JOE ROOT MAKES HIS 15th ODI HUNDRED!
Root pushes the new bowler Wahab for a single to reach a superb century, the first of this World Cup. It's his 15th in ODIs, extending his own England record, and has come from 97 balls. He was frantic and lucky for the first few overs; since then he has played with the utmost authority.
37th over: England 236-4 (Root 99, Buttler 71) Whatever happens, this has been such an impressive partnership because it looked like Pakistan's bowlers were going to overwhelm England and perhaps win by a huge margin. Root thumps Amir to deep cover for a single to move within one of the tournament's first century. Five from the over.
"Have you had the GB Men's 4x100m relay team?" says George Davidson. "World champions in 2017 and drop the baton at the World relays in 2019. They are either 'six or bust' as the old cricketing expression goes."
36th over: England 231-4 (Root 97, Buttler 69) Root moves to 97 with a superbly placed pull to the long leg boundary off Hassan Ali. England scampered six from the other five deliveries, so that's another excellent over. They need 118 from 84 balls.
"Hasan Ali has a single 's' in his first name," says Abhijato Sensarma, "if you don't mind me pointing that out."
I don't mind at all – but he has two on the back of his shirt (and on his Twitter). I think he changed it quite recently, as did Sarfaraz.
35th over: England 221-4 (Root 91, Buttler 66) Mohammad Amir replaces Wahab. Buttler punches a masterful drive behind square for four and panels the next ball over mid-off for another boundary. That brings up a stirring and frequently brilliant hundred partnership from only 79 balls.
"Here's my question for you," begins David. "What's more satisfying/exciting for a viewer? Chasing a target to win, especially if it's crazy like 35 off last three overs, or defending a target, especially if you're dead and buried, like they only need 10 off two overs?"
I'd say the former is more satisfying and exciting, even though it feels like the latter is a greater achievement.
34th over: England 211-4 (Root 90, Buttler 57) This is the calm before the final storm. Root and Buttler take four singles and a two from Hassan's sixth over, which makes it 12 from the last three overs. Root is ten away from becoming the first England batsman to score a World Cup century since ... Joe Root, against Sri Lanka in 2015.


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Rest assured at the top of Agent Carter's penultimate episode, everyone was thinking the same thing: Where is Agent Carter the musical? Well, that won't be happening… for now. However, Agent Coulson and Agent Carter will be duking it out in an upcoming episode of Lip Sync Battle later this season.
Coming later this season, it's the #LipSyncBattle YOU demanded – @ClarkGregg vs. Hayley Atwell! #AgentsofSHIELD pic.twitter.com/TMvEcLwONg
— #LipSyncBattle (@SpikeLSB) March 7, 2016
Interestingly, this will not be the first singing clash between Clark Gregg and Hayley Atwell. The two have gone at it before, with help from co-stars of their respective shows, on Dubsmash Wars last year. Surely, this match will be just as entertaining.
Let us know in the comments below who you think will take home the W.
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Barbara Johnson - Behind the Black Robes: Failed Justice
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TABLE OF CONTENTS of Behind the Black Robes: Failed Justice
Behind the Black Robes: Failed Justice
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Preface: Birds of a Feather Don't Stick Together! i
Introduction: A Law Case: A Game of Chess v
1. Marriage and Divorce: "She got the ring, he got the finger." 1
2. Child Custody: For the Love of a Child 19
3. Guardians ad litem: Arsenic in a Report 39
4. Child Support: With Pleasure or Punishment 57
5. His, Hers, and Theirs! No, not Children, Property! What's Mine is Mine and What's Yours is Mine (and Financial STatements) 75
6. Relocation and Child Removal Cases: Genii, genii, come out of your bottle and make my wish come true! 83
7. Restraining Orders: Gang-banged in court or in jail. It's the law. 95
8. Contempts: A Woman's Heaven and a Man's Hell 113
9. Rape and Date Rape: When is rape not rape? 127
10. Child Protection Agency Cases: Wars Against Governmental Kidnapping 141
11. Fraud, Fraud on the Court and Complicity by the Court: From Riches to Rags 151
12. Immigration Fraud: The new internal terrorism: marital immigration, artificial insemination for anchor babies and ultimately child support 163
13. Employment Discrimination: Dirty! 173
14. Estates and Trusts: Judges make paper hay 185
15. Criminal Cases, Including Parental Kidnapping and Paternity Fraud: Does the number of imprisoned guilty convicts exceed the number of imprisoned innocent convicts or vice versa? 195
16. Relief from Wrongdoing in Other Actions, Malicious Prosecution, Pro se-ers Suing the World: Opportunity or No Opportunity to Succeed? 205
17. Federal Abstention Doctrines and the Domestic Relations Exception" to the Rooker-Feldman Doctrine: A heavily legal chapter only for the highly motivated reader 217
18. Immunity and the Pseudo Eleventh Amendment: Formulas for the Courts' A-bombs 245
19. Quasi-judicial, Prosecutorial, and Qualified Immunities: Protecting Judges' Parasites, the Other Enemies of the People 263
20. Legal Malpractice: Foxes Guarding the Chicken Coops 281
21. Court Reporters: Beware of Transcription Companies 297
22. Appellate cases: Fellow Brethren, My Golfmates, "Please save my face. Thanks!" 313
23. Intimidation and Insolence of Judges: Voodoo Club of Judges and Zombies 321
24. The Bar v Barb and Barb v. The Bar et al 343
25. Court Reform 353
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Read from January 19 to 22, 2014
I listened to all three available novels in this series on Audiobook back to back and would like to review them as a series to date. Overall I give the series a 5 star rating with a clear Gotta Read recommendation. Thanks PA Lupton for "making" move this series up my TBR list. This series has an edginess about it that makes you feel the depths of disparity and pain as well as the hope that springs from tragedy. The history of all the main characters is dark and to some might be disturbing but this history makes each and everyone of these characters "real" and so easy to connect and empathize with...these novels are a true journey.
Ten Tiny Breaths
This is Kasey's story and I think I felt every emotion possible as I read this book...from tears to disbelieving to horror and finally joy and thankfulness. Kasey lost literally everything. In the beginning her only redeamable quality was her love and protectiveness of her sister. As the story progresses we see this tightly wound, angry character learn to let down some of her guards and let people in ...learn to open up and to forgive. I don't want to go into to much details of the story because you really need to experience them to understand the depth of this story and how truly hard Kasey's journey of self discovery and forgiveness is accomplished. I will make one note, the secondary characters in this novel ROCK and I can't wait to read more and find out more about that as the series continues.
One Tiny Lie
This is Livvy's story..Kasey's sister. I admit to not enjoying it quite as much as I expected to...although I did love Ashton and it was interesting to follow the story of these broken people who slowly and painfully "heal" each other. Nothing is easy in this relationship and Ashton was an a$$hole through most of the book but one that you really felt both angry and sad with...This book was more angsty and I didn't love it as much as book 1 but I still really liked this story and all it's dark edges. You just have to read about Livvy's trials with her "non" doctor and his role that has grown from book one. I again recommend this novel but to get it's full effect you really need to read it after book 1A 4 star read for me
Four Seconds to LoseWe met Cain in book 1 and had a quick glimpse of him again in book 2 but in this novel we get his story. This story was pretty original and I totally loved the intrigue and darkness that edged this romance. Charlie was a unique character in contemporary romance and gave this story a fresh perspective. I love the criminal element that ran through both Cain and Charlie's lives and how the strip club became a family. Much like book 1 I don't want to go into much detail of the story so as to not 'spoil' it for the reader because it is a novel that needs to be experienced as you read this. It isn't sweet, it isn't always easy to read but it is a wonderfully unique story with wonderfully written characters. 5 star read for me
KA Tucker is a wonderful voice in the contemporary romance market. She brings a freshness and edginess to her stories and characters that this market is definitely in need of, I can't wait to read more of her work. Don't miss this fabulous series..it really is a must read...I can't wait for book 4...I have it marked in my calendar as a must buy upon release.


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A trend in customers preference for tablets with proprietory OS
HP TouchPad Tablet was introduced just a few days ago with an enthusiastic number of reviews and remarkably high Customer Satisfaction score. However it is not appearing on the Trending charts above because there is no sufficient history yet to plot.
Trend – It appears that the tablets with proprietary operating systems outperform Android counterparts, in terms of Customer Satisfaction, as they come to the market. See the chart below.
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Musing on difference between successful product & innovation
We all know examples of such innovations as Ford T, Microsoft Word, iPod and iPad to name a few that dominated and still dominate their product categories. These are very different products, however the thought process, methods and techniques of the people who are behind the creation of these products, are a mystery we want to discover. Continue reading


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Municipality Cerklje na Gorenjskem, which is part of the gorenjska statistical region, measures 78 km2; this ranks it 86th among Slovene municipalities.
Statistical data for 2015 reveal the following:
In the middle of 2015 about 7,400 people (about 3,750 men and 3,700 women) were living in the municipality, which ranks Cerklje na Gorenjskem 71th among Slovene municipalities. The population density was 95 people per square kilometre, which was lower than the national average of 102 people per square kilometre.
The number of live births was higher than the number of deaths, which means that natural increase per 1,000 population in the municipality was positive. It was 3.5 (in Slovenia 0.4). The number of people who moved from the municipality was lower than the number of people who moved into the municipality, so net migration per 1,000 population in the municipality was positive. It was 15.7. The sum of natural increase and net migration per 1,000 population in the municipality was positive. It was 19.2 (in Slovenia 0.6).
The mean age of people in Cerklje na Gorenjskem was 39.6 years, which was lower than the national average (42.6).
in contrast to most Slovene municipalities, in Cerklje na Gorenjskem the number of young people was higher than the number of old people: there were 84 people, aged 65 or more, per 100 people aged 0–14. This ratio shows that the value of the ageing index was lower than the national average of 123. It also shows that the mean age of people in Cerknica is growing more slowly than in Slovenia as a whole. Data by sex show that the ageing index for women was in all Slovene municipalities higher than the ageing index for men. In Cerklje na Gorenjskem – as in most Slovene municipalities – more women were 65+ years old than 14 or less; for men the situation was exactly the opposite.
In the school year 2015/2016 basic schools in Cerklje na Gorenjskem were attended by about 750 pupils, while various upper secondary schools were attended by about 300 pupils. There were 50 students and 9 graduates per 1,000 people in the municipality; in Slovenia the averages were 39 per 1,000 and 9 per 1,000, respectively.
Among people aged 15–64 (i.e. working age population) about 64% were persons in employment (i.e. persons in paid employment or self–employed persons), which is more than the national average (58%).
The registered unemployment rate was 5.9%, which is less than the national average (12.3%). As in most Slovene municipalities, more women than men were unemployed.
In Cerklje na Gorenjskem, average monthly gross earnings per person employed by legal persons were about 51% higher than the annual average of monthly earnings for Slovenia; and net earnings about 16% lower.
In 2015, there were 359 dwellings per 1,000 population. About 77% of dwellings had at least three rooms. Average size of dwellings in the municipality was 98 m2.
Every other person in Cerklje na Gorenjskem had a car (58 passenger cars per 100 population); cars in this municipality were on average 9.3 years old.
In 2015, 323 kg of municipal waste per person was collected in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, which is 8 kg more than on average in Slovenia.


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Brain and Behavior Journal recently published a research paper about anxiety in the adult population which looked at about a thousand other anxiety studies. They defined anxiety disorder as "excess worry, hyperarousal, and fear that is counterproductive and debilitating." Some of the findings include:
- In America, anxiety disorders are the most common mental disorder, costing the United States $42 billion a year.
- Less attention research, and funding has been devoted to anxiety compared with depression.
- Four out of every 100 people experience anxiety around the world.
- There is a growing link between anxiety disorder and opioid addiction.
- Untreated anxiety has been associated with significant personal and societal costs such as frequent primary and acute care visits, decreased work productivity, unemployment, and impaired social relationships.
- Globally, women and young adults (under 35) are suffering the most with women almost twice as likely as men to experience anxiety.
- Suggested reasons for the gender gap include pregnancy, differences in brain chemistry and hormonal fluctuations, or how men and women tend to cope with stress differently.
Here are some further reasons why I think women have twice as much anxiety than men:
- More and more women are working outside the home AND managing the home and the kids (constant multi-tasking), whereas men tend to have a much more singular focus on their work.
- Media and social media pressure upon women to live up to unattainable standards of appearance.
- Lack of community and generational family support for young mothers.
- The Paradox of Choice.
- Women have more relationships than men, get more involved in friends' lives, and feel more empathy with people.
- The increase in single motherhood.
- More married women bearing the burden of being the primary provider for the family.
- The hook-up culture which seems to psychologically impact women more than men. See What has our hook-up culture done to women?
- Woman admit to anxiety more than men do.
- Perhaps most of all: "I will greatly multiply your sorrow and your conception; In pain you shall bring forth children" (Gen. 3:16). There's something about the whole child-bearing, child-rearing process that multiplies anxiety for women.
David Murray is Professor of Old Testament & Practical Theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. This article first appeared on his blog, Head Heart Hand, and is used with permission.


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August 4th, 2011
The front-runner emerges on 'SYTYCD'
I never thought I would think of Melanie and "bucc" in the same sentence... but she did it again.
Wednesday night's episode of "So You Think You Can Dance" cemented Melanie as the clear front-runner. There is literally no style she can't do. She easily kept up with tWitch in the very first number of the night, choreographed by Tabitha and Napoleon.
And that wasn't even one of the biggest highlights of the night. For my money, her Broadway routine with Tadd was the best of the night. (And can we talk about that extraordinary solo that she practically made up on the spot?) The chemistry between them was palpable, especially compared to other routines, which ran the gamut.
August 4th, 2011
Ryan Reynolds hit by a drunk driver as a teen
Ryan Reynolds has revealed that a responsible move on his part nearly proved fatal. As a teenager, the actor experienced a very scary night out in his native Vancouver, Canada.
"When I was 19 I was drinking," the "Green Lantern" star tells CTV News. "I was at a bar and I had a few drinks and I thought, 'You know what I'm going to do? I'm going to leave my car here, be responsible.' I started to walk home and I was hit by a drunk driver."
As a result, the now 34-year-old actor broke "every bone" on his left side and was unconscious for three days.
Reynolds woke up to his father holding a vomit tray. "I guess I had been heaving in my unconscious," he explains. "And nothing says love like painting someone with three-day-old Gin Rummies. Just soaked the man head to toe in my vomit."
August 4th, 2011
Hugh Hefner, Playmates go planking
Hugh Hefner's girlfriend Anna Sophia Berglund has some effective powers of persuasion.
As Hef explained on Twitter Wednesday, "After the Uno game, Anna got me to plank on the dining room table." And in what appears to be his pajamas, no less.
But why plank alone when there are playmates around? Literally.
"I have a table full of planking Playmates here at the Mansion," Hef tweeted Wednesday. "See photo."
August 4th, 2011
Lea Michele resisted plastic surgery pressure
Hollywood's notorious for being brutal about physical appearance, as "Glee" star Lea Michele knows all too well.
In the September issue of Harper's Bazaar, the actress recounts crude comments she got while pursuing showbiz.
"How many managers told me, 'Get a nose job. You're not pretty enough'? But I proved them wrong," Michele tells the magazine. "I'm five foot three. I don't look like a lot of other people, you know what I mean? I look like I'm 12."
But unlike so many Hollywood heavyweights, Michele resisted altering her face, and her star is rising.
The "Glee" movie hits theaters in 3-D this month. Laughs Michele, "My nose is going to look fabulous."
August 4th, 2011
The Throwback: Still waiting for the 'Sweet Pickles' bus?
Remember the "Sweet Pickles" bus commercial?
In a fit of '80s TV nostalgia, I recently had the commercial's song stuck in my head ("Smart moms know... how kids' minds grow... upon 'Sweet Pickles'").
August 4th, 2011
Kim Kardashian wedding to be two-part E! special
There's so much to keep up with when it comes to Kim Kardashian's wedding prep that E! has to spread her television special across two nights.
The network has announced that "Kim's Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event" will air on Sunday, October 9 and Monday, October 10 at 8 p.m. and 9 p.m., respectively, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The TV special will cover everything from the wedding plans to the couple's fetes, and of course, the wedding itself, scheduled for August 20 in Montecito, California.
Hopefully we'll also get to find out who dropped $4600 on a vase for a wedding gift.
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Movie: Vijetha
Rating: 2/5
Banner: Vaarahi Chalana Chitram
Cast: Kalyaan Dhev, Malavika Nair, Murali Sharma, Tanikella, Nasser, Pragathi, Kalyani Natarajan and others
Music Director: Harshavardhan Rameshwar
Cinematography: K K Senthil Kumar
Editor: Karthika Srinivas
Art: Ramakrishna, Monica
Producer: Rajini Korrapati
Story, screenplay, dialogues and direction: Rakesh Sashii
Release date: July 12, 2018
Yet another entry from megastar Chiranjeevi's family. We have already seen many stars from the clan in Tollywood and the latest addition is his son-in-law Kalyaan Dhev (a name that has been numerogically enhanced, in case you missed the point). Since it is his maiden movie, Vijetha has generated a lot of buzz. Also, the film is from the production house of Sai Korrepati that is known for giving quality movies.
Let's find out whether Kalyaan Dhev has impressed the audience in his maiden film or not.
Srinivasa Rao (Murali Sharma) loves his son so much that he even takes a loan to get him a seat in engineering college in the management quota, though he works as a small-time employee in a company. But his son Ram (Kalyaan Dhev) passes with bare minimum marks and doesn't get a job anywhere.
Ram tries to float his own company that provides surprise gifts for events. Initially, Ram's plans go kaput, but with the confidence given by Jaitra (Malavika Nair) he succeeds.
Rest of the drama is how he makes his father's wish come true.
Artistes' Performances:
Kalyaan Dhev in his debut film passes with decent marks as far as looks are concerned, but as far as acting is concerned, he has miles to go.
Murali Sharma is the backbone of the film. As a caring middle-class father, he is excellent in his role. Murali Sharma brings lot of earnestness in many routine scenes.
Tanikella as Murali Sharma's friend is good too. Malavika Nair has nothing much to do in the film. Satyam Rajesh's comedy is okay. The friends gang has done regular job.
Technical Excellence:
The film has lavish production values and good technical values. 'Baahubali' fame Senthil Kumar has shot the film with bright visuals and has added some lushness to regular Hyderabad roads.
The artwork is decent. Editing should have been taut. Two songs are catchy. The song on chicken has been played all over FM stations and has grabbed the attention of audiences much before the film's release, though there is no particular romantic song that can be written about.
Climax portion
Regular story
Uneven pace
Lack of novelty
By using the title "Vijetha", Chiranjeevi's old movie, the director gave subtle hints that it is all about a son making his father proud.
The debut movie of Chiranjeevi's son-in-law also runs on similar lines – a son making his father proud and helping in his sister's marriage.
The premise of new "Vijetha" is all about an aimless son realising how his father sacrificed his passion for photography to keep the family running. How the son rewards his father is told by the director in ordered style.
Familiar story, regular scenes, outdated jokes, lack of gripping romantic thread are the curse for this sentimental drama, though emotions have worked in the final portion.
The film begins on a dull note and goes on narrating hero spending late nights with his friend's gang and falling for the girl next door, his efforts to get job, etc. The songs, the jokes, the scenes all run in predictable manner during the first half.
An incident in protagonist's life not only changes him, but also makes the movie better. The emotional quotient (though regular) are the better portions of this flick.
However, it all depends on whether you connect to this thread or not because they are time-tested scenes, nothing new.
Murali Sharma with his performance has made many dull scenes better. He is the pillar to this movie which is otherwise drab and routine.
Director Rakesh Sashii has failed in weaving a better romantic thread. Hero trying to impress heroine by doing household chores, or helping her mother… such old romantic sequences that '70's directors too shy away from including them these days.
All in all, while the film proves that Chiranjeevi's son-in-law made a neat debut, the movie doesn't offer anything new. This is strictly for those who like sentimental dramas.
Bottom-line: Sentiment Launch
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Washington Examiner: American workers would have to cough up a one-time "debt reduction fee" of $106,000 to pay off the nation's debt that has grown 58 percent under President Obama, according to Harvard University's Institute of Politics annual report on the USA.
The 91-page report provided to Secrets pegged the nation's debt at $16.7 trillion, up from the $10.6 trillion inherited by Obama. "The debt has grown so quickly because of large and repeated annual deficits in federal spending," said the report.
What's more, the Annual Report of the USA, from the student at the Harvard Political Review and done in partnership with the American Education Foundation, found that food stamp usage has surged 77 percent during the recession and that Social Security benefits will be slashed 23 percent starting in 2033 unless Congress and the White House institute sweeping reforms.
The report is considered one of the nation's authoritative independent analysis review of federal spending. One of the best benefits of the report is that the authors try to put huge numbers like the debt in perspective.
"Such large sums are difficult to conceptualize properly," said the student authors in their report.
"If the federal government spent its yearly revenues exclusively on debt reduction and ceased all of its operations, it would take three of four years to pay down the debt. Or, the government could pay down the debt in one blow if it simply took more than $52,000 from every person living in the U.S., including children, the elderly, and the unemployed. If this one-time 'debt reduction fee' were levied only on those in the workforce, the cost would be over $106,000 per person," warned the report.
It also revealed how desperate American families have struggled during the recession that struck at the end of the Bush administration and has lasted through Obama's two terms: food stamp participation has surged 77 percent and funding more than doubled to $71.8 billion.
Harvard said that from the beginning of the recession in late 2007, average monthly participation in the program jumped to historic levels and an annual bill of $30.4 billion.
The news isn't much better on the Social Security front: "Without reform, Social Security beneficiaries will face a 23 percent benefit cut in 2033. By 2087, beneficiaries will receive 28 percent less than calculated under the current benefit formula."


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Most of the anthems posted here are arrangements I have made during thirty years as director of the adult choir of St. James Episcopal Church in Greenville, South Carolina. To the wonderful choir members who tested these anthems with me, and to Marian Willard Blackwell, my wife and collaborator, I dedicate this website. Marian and I would love to hear from you, particularly if you make any use of these anthems in worship or performance: email@example.com.
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- Twelve New Hymns: Anthems for the Church Year (SATB) [new page]
- Download all anthems below as a .zip archive.
- As Pants the Hart for Cooling Springs (Psalm 42)
- Behold That Star
- Bowing Heads, Now (Tantum Ergo)
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- Choral Vocalises I & II
- Come, Thou Holy Spirit, Come
- Dona Nobis Pacem
- Every Soul and Every Nation
- Gladsome Light (Phōs Hilaron)
- Go Down, Moses
- God be Merciful (Psalm 67)
- How Blest Are They (Psalm 128)
- In Te Domine Speravi (Psalm 31)
- In Thy Loving Kindness (Psalm 51)
- Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley
- Maria, Mother of Our Joy
- Mary, Vessel of Holiness
- My Lord, What a Mornin'
- O Jesus, Joy of Loving Hearts
- O Light from Light (O Nata Lux)
- O Savior, Open Heaven Wide
- Out of the Deep (Psalm 130)
- Psalm 15 & Psalm 42
- Softly Gather Shepherds
- Sometimes a Light Surprises
- Take Up Your Cross
- Thanks Be to Thee
- Wedding at Cana
- What Wondrous Love
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Michelle sparkles as hostess Sarah plays it safe
Sarah Brown will have had an anxious early morning.
Her husband's attempt to be the great fixer of the financial crisis and best friend of the United States at the same time was a big ask, but how was she going to handle the visit of Michelle Obama?
This was the first time Sarah had been called upon to host her new opposite number from The White House. And it wasn't all smiling outside Downing Street either – the pair had to visit a cancer care centre as well and – horrors – meet Her Majesty the Queen.
Michelle is only three months younger than Sarah, but she is a graduate of Princeton and Harvard, is the taller of the two by some distance and is famously well dressed.
She was on the cover of Vogue magazine last month and is constantly being compared to Jackie Kennedy.
So what does Sarah wear?
The choice was a smart, dark blue suit – she looked frightfully important and every bit the hostess of the world's 20 most important nations.
Michelle went for a more dressed-down look – she was wearing a knee-length lime green skirt and a patterned white sparkly top. Crucially – and this may have been a deliberate gesture towards Sarah – she was covering up her famously toned arms, which fashion experts reckon is her best attribute.
But there's a nagging thought: Was Sarah bold enough? She looked very smart of course, but is smart stylish?
"I have to say that Sarah played it very safe. Michelle is much more stylish with her combination of colour and textures — it seems that she is on show and sparkling," says Michelle Shakallis, a London high street fashion designer.
"Sarah has gone for what will just blend in and look as boring as a man in a suit. Dark tights and shoes also reflect this. She does not want to have her figure or fashion on show here," Shakallis adds.
Sarah cannot be blamed for making sure she did not attract headlines for the wrong reasons, but her lack of confidence is not befitting of our 'first lady'. She should have had more of a go. Maybe she's saving herself for tomorrow's big event.
Still, at least Carla (Sarkozy) didn't show up.
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I find this brand of "journalism" childish and offensive. Is the author seriously suggesting that Sarah Brown is less of a woman, or less of a person, than Michelle Obama or Carla Sarkozy because of what she wears? Is Reuters really the place for shallow misogeny dressed up as journalism? Shame on you John Bowker
Like the article, but don't agree that Sarah played it safe – she looked well-dressed and elegant which is exactly how she should look, she's the wife of a politician not a 'celebrity'!
I think she looks a bit cheap and mis-matched too – the colours are a big bluergh… she could have done better with her great figure!
Michelle is wearing J Crew as she is said to dislike flashing too much cash and likes to support US industry.
However, I think her skirt it too tight and the sparkles look cheap – especially for 8am.
Sarah looks classic and radiant in navy. I think she looks better.
I think Sarah looks great. There is nothing wrong with what she has on.
"There is nothing wrong with what she has on". True. But she could have gone a little further in fashion stakes.
Michelle looks great, hiding those gorgeous arms is a crime, but sometimes lady has to cover up. Did anyone see her landing outfit? Fierce.
Sarah looked fine, but sometimes fine isnt good enough.


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"I have better things to do with my life," was what the actor had to say.
When Chatur Chintu of Faking News caught up with the actor in his personal gym, the actor gave an insight into why he did so.
"You see, I have a big reputation. My fans expect the best by me. From real fight scenes in 'Deshdrohi' to my appearance in Bigg Boss, I have always maintained standards. Ra.One is not my types. SRK went for overkill with promotions. I don't go for overkill, I simply kill," KRK said, and asked us not to correct the grammar.
KRK further claimed that he had given away his Ra.One premier pass, apparently handed out to him personally by SRK, to his doodhwala (milkman) in Switzerland.
"He hates me now," KRK claimed, "The only part he enjoyed was Rajini's cameo and he silently prayed that Ra.One's reels got replaced by that of Robot's. But only KRK can do that, so it did not happen."
When our correspondent informed him that there were talks to rope in his favorite co-star Gracy Singh in Ra.One.wa, KRK replied, "Ghanta!"
KRK's refusal is the second bad news for Red Chillies Productions after industry experts declared that Ra.One had failed to match opening day collections of Salman Khan's movie Bodyguard.
Meanwhile, reports from Hollywood suggest that the makers of Terminator are planning to sue Red Chillies for making a spoof of their movie without their prior consent. When Faking News asked SRK about this, he cracked some joke about four females and a gay male and laughed while the girls in the crowd cheered and wooed.
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If a solo nation got rid of the Queen in favour of a president, who would get the job? The very idea worries Brian Monteith
I'm sure that when Nicola Sturgeon launched her draft constitution for an independent Scotland she did not do so with the intention of kicking off a debate about whether or not we should become a People's Republic – but that's what she's now got.
Alex Salmond has very carefully nurtured a sense that independence will not be too different from being a full member of the United Kingdom, apart from the repeated assertion that there will be no more Tory governments. We are told we will keep the pound, remain in the EU without even having to apply to join, become a member of Nato, have open borders and retain Her Majesty the Queen as our head of state – none of which are in his gift.
All will require tough negotiations, with the sole exception of our monarch having already signalled her consent to remain the servant of her devoted public.
Not everyone is an admirer of constitutional monarchy, however, and now division in the Yes campaign is set to make the last of those comfort blankets contentious too – by demanding that after an interim settling-in period Scotland should remove the Queen and find a president. A more divisive policy would be hard to think of, not just because the Queen remains popular in Scotland but also because of the likely candidates that would be proffered as any presidency would be in danger of being politicised.
While a president would most likely be ceremonial and not have any executive powers, the idea that our political parties would not seek to, at the very least, endorse a candidate is risible. A president would therefore be not just elected on a political platform but also have partisan support.
One doesn't have to think hard to consider who the favourite with the bookies might be – an initially reluctant Alex Salmond himself. With the independence referendum out of the way I'm sure he would be able to overcome his natural modesty and be persuaded to put his name forward, leaving Nicola Sturgeon free to seek the role of First Minister. It used to be said ten years ago that the best reason against ending the British monarchy was the thought that we could easily get Tony Blair as President – for Scotland now read Alex Salmond.
It is rather ironic that after nearly two years of being told by many nationalists we should become more like Scandinavian countries, we are now meant to ignore the fact that Norway, Sweden and Denmark also happen to be constitutional monarchies, just like we are also meant to forget that they often elect Conservative parties into government.
Other small countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium and some larger ones like Spain are also constitutional monarchies – without any sense that great inequalities are caused by the arrangement. In fact, having a constitutional monarchy is not odd or anachronistic for our times, with over 40 such constitutional arrangements in place around the world.
I am not convinced that if the Yes campaign is able to succeed in breaking Scotland away from the political entity of Great Britain, the Scottish public will be willing to lose Queen Elizabeth also, and presumably Alex Salmond has made the same calculation. An interesting point will be crossed, however, when the Queen leaves the throne through her eventual death or abdication (the latter of which appears to be unlikely). The ascendency of Charles III would undoubtedly be a point when republican voices would be heard – and such advocates may have used the intervening years to organise for such a mobilisation, giving themselves a better chance. Salmond has already endorsed Charles as the heir succeeding and the draft constitution talks of heirs and successors – but can politicians be trusted? That clause will become the contentious section as republicans would like to leave the door open to revisit the issue at a more propitious time.
The advocates of a Scottish People's Republic, led at the weekend by Yes Campaign board member and Scottish Socialist Party leader Colin Fox, will not be content with just removing the monarch from our coins or attending the opening of our parliament – they will also seek other policies that Alex Salmond has tried to deny are likely, such as giving up on any application to join Nato and drastically raising income tax on the high earners.
Dennis Canavan, the Yes Campaign chairman, has already raised the prospect of increasing the top rate of tax in Scotland. It is often forgotten that Scotland has only some 13,000 such taxpayers – and that these include such unlikely fat cats as family doctors and head teachers. The biggest protection against any tax rise is the ability of most earners to up sticks and move south, denying millions to the Scottish exchequer, unless the advocates of a Scottish People's Republic are also supporters of Cuban-style restrictions on the movement of people. While the likes of Cuba might be popular with the far left in the Yes campaign I expect the Scottish people would not be so keen to emulate its standard of living and have a presidency like Castro's, with four yachts moored in a private marina.
The issue of Nato membership – an organisation that has a nuclear defence policy that is the antithesis of many in the SNP and (more quietly) Labour – would, I am sure, also be brought back on the agenda. The focus of the argument about membership has so far come from unionists suggesting Nato might not allow an anti-nuclear Scotland to join, but there still remains the prospect of a rebellion within SNP ranks that could spread to Labour once the independence referendum is past.
The Scottish people can probably sleep easily without having to worry about any of this. The far left and the Greens enjoy little public support, relying upon the proportional voting system to give them a chance of elected office. And while the thought of Alex Salmond as president is likely to make some doubters vote No – the thought of creating a Scottish People's Republic is hardly likely to win any votes to the Yes campaign that are not already there already.
Voicing off about a Scottish People's Republic is therefore counterproductive to the Yes campaign and a sign that its self discipline is beginning to collapse. Republican nationalists should be careful what they wish for.


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A special case of the mean of a population is the proportion p of those having a certain designation. For example, we may ask what proportion of the population approves of the President's performance. Since p is a proportion, it is always the case that 0 <= p <= 1; however, p is often stated as a percentage. If p = 0.73, then we could say that 73% approve.
Using a "large" random sample, we can estimate the value of p by the sample proportion m / n, where m equals the number of favorable responses, and n equals the total number of those surveyed.
If we assume that the overall population is extremely large relative to the sample size n, then the sample deviation is given by S = Sqrt[ (m / n)(1 - m / n) ]. However, if the population is of a small size N, then the sample deviation is S = Sqrt[ (m / n)(1 - m / n) ] * Sqrt[ (N - n) / (N - 1) ]. Usually, if the sample size is less than 5% of the overall population, then we use the first form for S. Often, such as with national surveys, the population size is not stated because it can be assumed to be extremely large. However, for smaller populations, the population size must be stated in order to use the second form for S.
Since m / n is an estimate, we say that p = (m / n) +/- e, where e is the appropriate margin of error that again depends on the desired level of confidence r. Once again, the z-score is the value z such that P(-z <= Z <= z) = r, where Z ~ N(0,1). The margin of error is then given by e = z*S / Sqrt(n). However, since 0 <= p <= 1, the actual confidence interval for p will be
Usually, a sample of size n >= 30 is considered sufficient to use the analysis above. However in practice, if we wish to obtain a reasonably small margin of error for a proportion estimate, then a much larger sample size is needed.
To execute the program, first enter either 1 or 2 to specify a "large" population or a finite population. Then enter the number of favorable responses, the sample size, (and the population size for Option 2). The program displays the sample proportion, the margin of error, and the confidence interval.
Example. A national poll commisioned by the Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University found that 1340 out of 2000 adults interviewed believed that popular culture encourages drug use. Find a 98% confidence interval for the true proportion of adults with this belief at that time.
Solution. We assume that the number of adults in the target population is extremely large. Thus, call up the PCONFINT program and enter 1 for "large" population, then enter 1340 for NUMBER OF YES, enter 2000 for SAMPLE SIZE, and enter .98 for CONF. LEVEL.
We see that 67% of adults responing had this belief with a margin of error of 2.45 percentage points, which gives a 98% confidence interval of (0.6455, 0.6945).
1. In a recent national poll, 54% of 900 adults surveyed stated that they favored President Bush over John Kerry in the next presidential election. Find a 95% confidence interval for the true proportion of adults nationwide who favored Bush at that time.
2. In a college of 2650 students, 264 out of 400 surveyed had registered to vote. Find a 90% confidence interval for the true proportion of those registered to vote at this college.
3. On June 25, 1995, The Associated Press reported the findings of a national survey conducted by the Center for Social and Religious Research at the Hartford Seminary. The study was on the divorce rate of a group of 5000 Protestant clergymen and 5000 Protestent clergywomen. It was found that 20% out of 2086 clergymen responding had been divorced at least once. Find a 99% confidence interval for the true proportion of those that have been divorced among the targeted group of 5000 clergymen.
1. Again we assume a "large" population. Since the exact number of "Yes" responses was not stated, we can enter .54*900 for NUMBER OF YES, then enter 900 for SAMPLE SIZE, and .95 for CONF. LEVEL.
We find that p ~ 0.54 +/- 0.0326 that gives us the interval [0.5074, 0.5726]. Thus, Bush apparently had a majority of support at that time.
2. Here we have a small, finite population. Thus after calling up the program, enter 2 for "finite" population, then enter 2650 for POP. SIZE, 264 for NUMBER OF YES, and 400 for SAMPLE SIZE. Lastly enter .90 for CONF. LEVEL. We find that p ~ 0.66 +/- 0.0359.
3. Again we have a small, finite population. Thus, enter 5000 for POP. SIZE, then enter .2*2086 for NUMBER OF YES, 2086 for SAMPLE SIZE, and .99 for CONF. LEVEL. We find that p ~ 0.2 +/- 0.0172. Thus, we can be relatively certain that the true proportion of the targeted group of 5000 clergyman who have been divorced lies in the interval [0.1828, 0.2172].
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Jack D. Pressman-Burroughs Wellcome Fund Career Development Award in 20th Century History of Medicine or Science.
Jack D. Pressman-Burroughs Wellcome Fund Career Development Award in 20th Century History of Medicine or Science.
This award honors Jack D. Pressman, Ph.D., a distinguished historian of medicine and Associate Professor of the History of the Health Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco at the time of his early and unexpected death in June 1997. The award and stipend of $1,000 is given yearly for outstanding work in twentieth-century history of medicine or medical science, as demonstrated by the completion of the Ph.D. and a proposal to turn the dissertation into a publishable monograph. The Ph.D. must have been completed and the degree granted within the last five years (i.e., 2005–2009). The application must include a curriculum vitae, the dissertation abstract, a one-page summary of the proposed book; a description (not exceeding two pages) of the work to be undertaken for publication; and two letters of support from faculty members knowledgeable about the applicant's dissertation.
The Award will be presented at the 2010 meeting of the Association, to be held Thursday, April 29 – Sunday, May 2, 2010, in Rochester, Minnesota. The application, including all supporting materials, must be postmarked by 31 December 2009 and addressed to the Chair of the Pressman–Burroughs Wellcome Committee, Conevery Bolton Valencius, Dept of the History of Science, Harvard University, mailing address for submissions: 218 Harvard St., Quincy, MA 02170-2523 (e-mail: [email protected]). More information may be obtained from the AAHM Web site (www.histmed.org) or from the Committee Chair.


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