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With the mainstream flow of interest in all things EDM, over the past couple of years everyone has become a DJ. I don't use the term 'everyone' lightly at all either. I truly think that if you were trying to pick up a girl in a bar, she would be more impressed if you let her know, in passing, that you didn't DJ. In saying that, there is a whopping90% chance that the very same girl you're trying to pick up is actually a DJ herself. So whats her story? Six months ago she was a club promoter who complained about the 'shitty music played by the shitty DJs' in the club. One day she decided that DJing was her lifelong dream, something she had been adamant about doing since she was just 10 years old. She went to her guy friends house and got a few quick lessons on how to match up the numbers on both CDJ's. On the way home, she bought some leopard print tights and a low cut top and got an edgy haircut. Now, both technically and aesthetically, she was the next big thing.
All of this was good, but a club promoter who didn't give a crap about music and only cared about how many people she was going to bring in was necessary. Turns out this was the easiest part of the equation, with 90% of club promoters following this model of business when choosing a DJ. A mere three weeks from deciding she would take up DJing, she had lathered herself up with cocktails and rocked out her first DJ set. It was bad and the track selection was evidently done by her pet cat, but she brought a tonne of friends in and they all danced. At the conclusion of her set, the promoter gave her another gig the following week and tried to take her home. The next day she made a Facebook page and posted sexy photos of herself and got 200 new fans. Demographically, 72% of these fans joined the page to see if there were more photos of this hot scantily clad female. The rest are her friends, who won't ever tell her she can't mix.
This influx is painful to watch, but it really does make the female DJ's who CAN mix stand out. They are a sought after commodity and rightfully so. There are just as many bad male DJs, perhaps more, but they have more trouble leveraging their looks with straight, 26 year old male club promoters.


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MADISON, Wis. (Legal Newsline) — A bill targeting so-called "patent trolls" cleared the Wisconsin Assembly last week.
On Thursday, members of the state chamber passed Senate Bill 498. The bill has been sent to Gov. Scott Walker for his signature.
Earlier this month, the bill unanimously passed the state Senate.
SB 498 would regulate written communications attempting to enforce or assert rights in connection with a patent or pending patent — more commonly referred to as "demand letters."
Under the bill, such "patent notifications" must contain certain information, including the number and a copy of each patent or pending patent that is the subject of the patent notification; an identification of each patent claim being asserted and the target's product, service, process or technology to which that claim relates; and the basis for each theory of each patent claim being asserted and how that claim relates to the target's product, service, process or technology.
SB 498 also would provide a 30-day opportunity for a person to supplement a patent notification with any required information the person fails to include in the initial notification.
Also under the bill, a patent notification may not contain false, misleading or deceptive information.
In addition, the bill would allow the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, or DATCP, or the attorney general to investigate an alleged violation of the bill's requirements.
It would authorize the attorney general to initiate a court action for an injunction of a violation of the bill's requirements, and in such an action, the bill would authorize the court to make any necessary orders to restore to any person any pecuniary loss the person may have suffered as a result of the violation.
SB 498 also would allow the attorney general to seek a forfeiture to the state of up to $50,000 for each violation of the bill's requirements.
The bill further would create a private right of action for a target or other person aggrieved by a violation of its requirements.
The target or other person may seek an injunction restraining further violation and may recover an award of damages, an award of costs and reasonable attorney fees, and an award of punitive damages not to exceed $50,000 for each violation or three times the aggregate amount of actual damages and costs and attorney fees awarded by the court, whichever is greater.
Also, an amendment was made to the bill that would exempt health care or research institutions that receive federal funds or have annual expenditures of at least $10 million, or an organization owned, controlled or operated by such an institution.
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1. Wash Post reporters: Get a Bezos comment
These sentences in last week's Times profile of Amazon's Jeff Bezos beg for a follow-up from the house the Grahams built:
"Every story you ever see about Amazon, it has that sentence: 'An Amazon spokesman declined to comment,'" Mr. Marcus said.
Drew Herdener, an Amazon spokesman, declined to comment.
Over the years, in reading stories about Amazon I've noticed the same pattern of Amazon simply refusing to comment no matter what the story was about. And, although Amazon's website lists a phone number for a public relations office, it lists no names of anyone specific to call, nor do its press releases list names for reporters to call for follow-up. Amazon's resolute refusal to answer press questions and the paradox of Bezos now owning a business whose employees are paid to ask them is captured nicely in this column by Jack Shafer.
The first time Bezos shows up in the Washington Post building I hope a reporter will ask him about this and about how reporters at places like the Post are supposed to present complete, fair stories if a company as influential as Amazon is — in areas ranging from books, to employment conditions, to the retail economy, to sales taxes, to international trade, to antitrust law — won't answer any questions. Let's hope we get more than a "No comment."
2. Unlikely lobbyists for Egyptian aid?
This smart New York Times report last week by Eric Schmitt points out that although the $1.3 billion in annual military aid the United States gives Egypt pales against the amounts offered to Egypt's military rulers by Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf countries, the U.S. maintains outsized leverage because its aid includes authorizing American arms makers to supply their hardware and software to Egypt. According to Schmitt, Egyptian military chieftains are "enamored of Apache attack helicopters, M1A1 battle tanks and F-16 fighter jets."


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Home Depot said 56 million card details were likely stolen in a data breach between April and September at its stores in the US and Canada.» Read More
If the recent celebrity iPhone hacks have you on edge about your own privacy, then you may want to try this app.
Senate Armed Services Committee's investigation found Chinese hackers breached US defense contractors.
Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed the U.S. government's mishandling of privacy issues. Re/Code reports.
Amnon Bar-Lev, president at Check Point Software Technologies, discusses the business of cyber-security and outlines what small things consumers can do to protect themselves.
JPMorgan Chase said it had not seen any unusual customer fraud related to a recent cyberattack on the bank.
The U.S. government threatened Yahoo with a $250,000-per-day fine in 2008 if it did not hand over user data, declassified documents reveal.
Strong earnings results from this company confirmed it remains best way to play cybersecurity right now, says CNBC's Jim Cramer.
Nearly 5 million Gmail usernames and passwords surfaced on Wednesday on a Russian Bitcoin forum.
NATO announced that a cyberattack against one of its members could trigger a military response, but experts say that's unlikely.
The attorneys general of Connecticut, Illinois and California are leading a multistate probe into a data breach disclosed by retailer Home Depot.
CNBC's Jim Cramer and David Faber discuss Home Depot's data breach which could be bigger than Target's cyberattack. The retailer says so far there is no evidence debit pin numbers were compromised.
Apple is planning additional steps to keep hackers out of user accounts in the face of the recent celebrity photo scandal.
Cards with the highest credit limits, such as an American Express Platinum card, sell for the most, USA Today reports.
Investigators working on the cyberattack at JPMorgan have found clues that computers sent the stolen data to a Russian city.
Home Depot may be the latest retailer to have suffered a massive credit card breach, the company confirmed on Tuesday.
Apple says the recent hacking of celebrity accounts was "a very targeted attack" and its iClould and iPhone systems were not breached. CNBC's Dominic Chu reports the details.
Discussing possible security issues at Apple following a recent hack of celebrity pictures, with Dawn Chmielewski, Re/code senior editor, and CNBC's Jon Fortt.
The celebrity photo hack highlights that our faith in Internet security isn't always answered. Here's what we know and what we don't know.
In light of this week's reports that banks were hacked, a cybersecurity expert rates the best and worst industries at protecting your online data.
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports all major banks have denied being impacted by cyberattacks and no service systems or networks were affected.
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Mark Berniker is CNBC's Silicon Valley/San Francisco Bureau Chief covering technology and digital media.
Expect upside in tech for the second half of the year, says Venky Ganesan, managing director at Menlo Ventures.
Apple's mobile payments service and the cryptocurrency are "not super comparable," says investor Cameron Winklevoss.
Rather than jump at the Alibaba IPO, RiverPark/Wedgewood fund's David Rolfe might "wait years to get it at our price."


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Lately, my thoughts during sex are far from dirty--unless you count me worrying about getting the laundry done.
By the time we're both comfortably settled in bed, I'm like a zombie teetering between comatose and dead.
The following are my thoughts during our sweet, sweet lovemaking--or more accurately as we "do it." (I've labeled exactly where we are in "the act" so you can follow along!)
SEX ACT STATUS: The rollover to my side of the bed
Oh, dear God, maybe he'll change his mind.
SEX ACT STATUS: Foreplay
I guess not. It looks like he's going to follow through. Should I tell him I'm too tired? No, I did that last time, I don't want to hurt his feelings.
The mortgage is due tomorrow.
I hate our popcorn ceiling, maybe if we at least had molding it would look okay...
SEX ACT STATUS: Penetration
Am I going to have enough time to take a shower in the morning?
I should get the kid a new shape-sorter--I'm never going to find those missing triangles.
I just washed these sheets, I'm not sure if we have a clean set. Maybe in the dryer...
If I don't blow out my hair in the morning I might have time to take a shower.
I like cheese.
SEX ACT STATUS: Nearing orgasm
Can the kid hear us?
I hope she's not going to wake up crying for milk...wait, do we have enough milk for tomorrow?
Sh*t, I forget to pick some up on the way home. I keep forgetting things--and I HAVE to go to Target tomorrow. She's grown out of most of her pants. Maybe it's time for her to move to the 18-24 months. I can't figure out what fits her and what doesn't--I've got to weed though her clothes and sort out the ones she's grown out of. You can't really trust the sizes. Technically, you'd think I could just get rid of the 12-18 months entirely--but sizes run differently in different brands...
Whoops, better make a few noises so he thinks I'm into this.
SEX ACT STATUS: The big finish
After sex, my dear husband always asks how it was for me. I love him, so I always tell him it was great. Honestly, sometimes the greatest part of it is I can finally get some sleep.
and you wonder why your husbands cheat on you…if you think men don't notice this kind of stuff you have to be really stupid. This is why men go so easily into other women's arms….just remember that next time your blaming him for your failed marriage that you brought on
This is great! I have to fight to keep my mind on whats going on. I thought I was the only one. THANK YOU!
Sometimes I feel like saying 'pull my nighty down when your finished' but most times I let have his way because it's quicker than having a disscusion about it before hand and yes sometimes I do get in the mood when he's been going at me for longer than usual.
When you've been married forever, like 20+ years like me, I tend to think about other guys a lot of the time, guys at work, on T.V, in films, guys I.ve seen in the street whatever, does't mean I want to sleep with them just want to think about sleeping with them, a slight different I think, and anyway helps me get off!
This is exactly how it is for me, even if I try for it not to be. We spiced up our sex life yesterday. I was putting away socks in our walk in closet when he surprised me all naked. I was like yeah, this is exciting, but then once the act started I was looking down at the pile of laundry under my feet and the framed print I have been meaning to hang, and couldn't stop thinking about doing those things.
Haha, been there, done that!
Although as a women- I seem to be asking for sex much more than the hubby since the kids have rolled into town.
I wonder…what he is thinking?
All Mothers have to admit they've have all felt like this at one time or another. I wish my husband could read all the agreeing comments. He might think twice about getting angry with me b/c I'm "just not in the mood" or don't seem into it.
But then again - I've always been told that the more sex you have, the more sex you want to have and vice versa.
Dont complain if U are rejected, abandoned or changed for another woman.
Please give me a break iheartryanforever. We all love our husbands dearly. We would never try to hurt them or make them feel bad. They are men and they react differently to stress differently than we do. Sex jumps into their minds much sooner than it does ours. When theyre stressed they think ooohh lets get some. Is of all because they know it'll make them sleep sooooo good. If it did that for me I'd be the one saying cmon honey but it doesnt, so we dont. Just give yourself some time you'll have your day just like all of us has. But please dont do not make it seem that we do not love our husbands because of this. This has nothing to do with loving the men in our lives. And I'd be willing to bet we've all had our share of making love when we didnt really feel like and then all of the sudden go hey that was totally awesome, Im glad I did it. Men do like to chase afer it even when theyre married.
At least with a prostitute I KNOW she would rather be doing something else!
I found this story pretty funny. Some times I feel like that when my hubby rolls over and I just want to sleep….but I usually at least try to get into it,….if that doesn't work(which most times it does!) I let him think im into it so he can at least enjoy it…lol…
Haha, I actually thought this was a funny story. I will admit that sometimes I am just so tired I don't want to have se, but for the most part I at least try to get into it for my hubby.
This is sooo true, and for all you guys who commented this is the reason people cheat: The other woman has those thoughts too :P
im sorry but i think she is a b*tch. i have a 3 month old, very demanding son, and i still have time to enjoy sex i work 3 jobs, come home, clean house, wait for my husband to come home from work, fix dinner and play with the baby, after that my favorite time is when its bed time. sex time. she is totally nuts
This article is why I prefer to be divorced and have sex only with myself and my fantasies.
You sound like my first two ex-wife's that is why they are ex-wife's. Remember what he does not get at home he will get some where and he just might give it to you. There are a lot of women out there that love to have fun and enjoy sex so keep faking it I will be there to take up your slack.
See, this is where masturbation is honest. At least you get to make love to someone you really care about.
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Sin offering
|Part of a series of articles on
|Priesthood in Judaism
|Kohen · Recognition of priestly descent
Priestly covenant
Aaron · Eleazar · Phinehas
· Eli · Ahimelech · Abiathar
(First Temple)
· Zadok · Shallum · Hilkiah · Jehoiada
(Second Temple)
Joshua the High Priest
Simeon the Just
Yishmael Ben Elisha
Yehoshua ben Gamla
Pinchus Ben Shmuel
The ten gifts given in the Temple
1. Sin offering · 2. Guilt offering
3. Communal peace offering
4. Fowl sin offering · 5. Leftovers from the suspensive guilt offering
6. Oil from the offering for the leper
7. Bread from First Fruits · 8. Showbread
9. Leftovers of the meal offering
10. Leftovers of the First Sheaf.
Ten gifts given (even) outside of Jerusalem
15. Heave offering
16. Heave offering of the Levite's tithe
17. Dough offering
18. First shearing of the sheep
19. Shoulder, cheeks and maw
20. Coins for redemption of the first born son · 21. Redemption of a donkey
· 22. Dedication of property to a priest
· 23. Field not redeemed in a Jubilee year · 24. The property of the foreigner with no heir.
A sin offering (Hebrew: קרבן חטאת korban khatta'at) is a biblical sacrifice offered to achieve atonement for the committing of an unintentional sin.[1] This offering is brought only for those sins that had they been committed intentionally the punishment would be kareth.[2]
The Hebrew noun hatta'at "sin" comes from the verb hata' (חָטָא) "to sin." The first use is in the sentence "sin lies at your door" to Cain in Genesis 4. The noun hata'at can mean "sin," or also by metonymy in phrases such as "the bullock... it is sin," or "a bullock for a sin, for atonement," it can also stand for sin offering. The high priest was instructed to "lay his hand upon the head of the sin (rosh ha-khatta't רֹאשׁ הַֽחַטָּאת), and slay the sin in the place of the burnt offering" (Leviticus 4:29). To avoid confusion the more explanatory term korban khatta'at "a sacrifice of sin" (Hebrew: קרבן חטאת ) is found in rabbinical commentaries.[3]
In the Septuagint the Hebrew term "sin" is sometimes directly translated as "sin" - either by the Greek feminine noun hamartia ("sin" ἁμαρτία), or less commonly by the neuter noun hamartemata ("result of sin," "sinful thing" ἁμάρτημα) thereby duplicating the metonymy in the Hebrew text. More often the Greek paraphrases the Hebrew with expressions such as "that which is for sin" (peri hamartias περὶ ἁμαρτίας) or "for sins" (hyper hamartion ὑπὲρ ἁμαρτιῶν)- since the Greek noun hamartia does not have the double meaning of the noun khatta'at in Hebrew.[4]
In the Hebrew Bible[edit]
The sacrificial animal for sin offerings depended on the status of the sinner offering the sacrifice;
- for a high priest or an entire community, the sacrifice was to be of a young bullock;
- for a king or a prince the offering had to be a young male goat; for other individuals the offering had to be either a young female goat, or a female lamb;
- for poor individuals unable to afford these, a turtle dove sufficed.[1]
Like all types of sacrifices offered on the altar, the animal had to be completely unblemished.
Apart from such general offerings for an unintended sin, the offering was also made on the following:
- on Day of Atonement - one bull as the high priest's offering, and a young male goat on behalf of the community
- on the appointment of a priest - a calf as the priest's offering, and a small young goat on behalf of the community
- on the termination of a Nazirite's vow - a year old ewe as the Nazirite's offering
- after recovery from skin disease - a ewe as the former leper's offering
- shortly after childbirth - a dove as the woman's offering
- after temporary marital separation due to menstruation or recovery from abnormal bodily discharges the offering in both cases being a dove or young pigeon.
The ritual of the sin offering began with the offerer confessing his/her unintentional sin while placing his/her hands and pushing his/her full weight over the head of the animal. In the case of community offerings the elders performed this function, in the case of Yom Kippur, the high priest performs this task. The animal would then be slaughtered by a ritual butcher, the blood carefully collected by the priest in an earthen vessel and sprayed/thrown on the two outer corners of the altar, while the fat, liver, kidneys, and caul, were burnt on the roof of the altar.
On the Day of Atonement, some of the blood would be sprinkled in front of the veil covering the entrance to the Holy of Holies when the blood would be sprinkled in front of the mercy seat; this was done seven times. The remainder of the blood was poured out at the base of the altar, and the earthen vessel that had contained it would be smashed.
the remaining flesh of the animal (in later rabbinical interpretation as one of the twenty four priestly gifts) was later consumed by the priest and his family, except when the priest himself was the offerer (such as in community offerings, and in the case of the Day of Atonement), when it would be burnt outside the sanctuary.
When the sacrificial animal was a bird, however, the ritual was quite different. The bird was slaughtered by a thumb being pushed into its neck, and the head being wrung off. A second bird would then be burnt on the altar as a whole sacrifice, completely immolated by fire.[1]
Textual criticism[edit]
According to 19th century textual scholars these rules originate from two different layers in the priestly source, thought by scholars to be one of the source texts of the Torah; the priestly code within the priestly source is believed to be a series of additions to the text, from Aaronid editors, over a long period.[5] The earlier source is thought to be the one referring to the flesh being consumed by the priests, the latter part of Leviticus 6 falls into this source, while the later source, which Leviticus 4 falls within, reflects a development where the flesh from sin offerings was seen as insufficiently holy and thus needing to be disposed of elsewhere.[6] In the Book of Hosea, a reference to the earlier form (Hosea 4:7-8) suggests a possible reason for the change - the priests were accused of rejoicing in the people's wickedness as they were living off the sin offerings.[7] Although known as sin offerings, it is more likely that such offerings began as offerings made for unintentionally breaking a taboo (here meaning something which is seen as sacred but simultaneously prohibited).
- The offerings for recovery from discharges and childbirth being for the breaking of a taboo about contact with blood - pus potentially containing blood, menstruation obviously containing it, and in the case of childbirth blood comes with the placenta. Textual scholars believe that the biblical regulation specifying the offering for childbirth in Leviticus 12 originally fell among those concerning bodily discharges in Leviticus 15 (due to various textual features), and hence that childbirth was treated as a form of abnormal discharge, for which a period of recovery was required.[5]
- The Nazarite's offering being due to the breaking of the Nazarite's own taboo nature, due to consecration to the deity, when the Nazarite vow was terminated.[6]
- Tzaraas was seen as a disease inflicted by God, as punishment for transgression of mitzvot, specifically slander[8] and hence people becoming inflicted with Tzaraas themselves being seen as taboo (thus being temporarily expelled from society as a result); the sin offering for recovery from Tzaaras, for which the same sacrificial animal as the Nazarite's sin offering is proscribed, being due to the breaking of this taboo state by the act of recovering.[6]
- The Yom Kippur sin offering is considered to have developed slightly later; the biblical text seems to explain this offering as being for the purpose of protecting the high priest from death (...so that he does not die) when he approached the mercy seat,[8] an action which was taboo (as the mercy seat was seen as sacred, but approach to it was prohibited). The passage in which this is explained as being about atonement for real sin, Leviticus 16:16 rather than just breach of this taboo, being considered by textual scholars to be a later gloss added to the text.[1] The sin offering required when a priest had sinned, for which there is a similar sacrificial animal as the Yom Kippur offering, is considered by scholars to be a much later development, and only added to the text of Leviticus in the latest stages of its compilation, after sin offerings had begun to be seen as being about atonement for actual sin rather than relatively immediate breaches of taboos.[1]
The other sin offerings are considered by scholars to be gradual developments; from being offered after contact with unclean animals, which is more of a taboo, to being offered for ritual uncleanliness in general, and finally to being offered for arbitrary sins.[1] The gradations, according to which the type of sacrificial animal depends on the social status of the sinner, are considered by textual scholars to also be a later development.[9]
- ^ a b c d e f Jewish Encyclopedia
- ^ Maimonides, Mishnah Torah, Laws of Unintentional Sins (Shegogot)1:1
- ^ Brown Driver Briggs Hebrew Lexicon entry hatta'at
- ^ Bauer Greek Lexicon, entry hamartia
- ^ a b Jewish Encyclopedia, Priestly Code
- ^ a b c Jewish Encyclopedia, sin offering
- ^ Jewish Encyclopedia, et passim
- ^ a b Jewish Encyclopedia, leprosy
- ^ Jewish Encyclopedia, Leviticus


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This requires an upfront investment but will halve the energy lost through windows and pay off in the long term. If you go for the best the market has to offer (wooden-framed double-glazed units with low-emission glass and filled with argon gas), you can even save more than 70% of the energy lost.
- Get a home energy audit
Many utilities offer free home energy audits to find where your home is poorly insulated or energy inefficient. You can save up to 30% off your energy bill and 1,000 pounds of carbon dioxide a year. Energy Star can help you find an energy specialist. Or do it yourself by following the DOE's guidelines.
- Insulate and weatherize your home
Properly insulating your walls and ceilings can save 25% of your home heating bill and 2,000 pounds of carbon dioxide a year. Caulking and weather-stripping can save another 1,700 pounds per year.
- Clean your heating and cooling system where it delivers the goods
Dust on the registers in a forced-air system can cut its efficiency by 10% or more. The same goes for dust on baseboard heaters and radiators. Vacuum these parts of your heating system regularly using a brush nozzle. Unscrew registers from walls and vacuum accessible surfaces inside the ducts. Use a flexible hose rather than a metal or plastic wand, and fasten the brush securely to the hose with duct tape.
- Keep humidity under control
Because relative humidity affects comfort, tailoring the humidity in your house to the season reduces the use of energy for heating and cooling. For most people, a relative humidity of around 60 percent in winter permits a thermostat setting for heat that would be too low in drier air. In summer, a relative humidity of around 40 percent allows a thermostat setting for air conditioning that would be uncomfortably high in humid air.
Both air conditioners and furnaces dry the air in your house. In summer, that's usually all right, but in winter and during summers in desert-like climates, the air often becomes too dry. The solution is to install a humidifier at the furnace or to purchase a stand-alone unit. If the air in your house is uncomfortably damp despite heating and air conditioning, consider buying a dehumidifier to pull additional moisture from the air.
- Keep your attic cool
Attic radiant barriers made of reflective foil block the transfer of radiant heat from a hot roof into the attic. Reducing the transfer of this heat while improving the ventilation in your attic can lower the temperature of the entire house. More information at the U.S. Green Building Council.
- Take the extra step: Switch to green power
In many areas, you can switch to energy generated by clean, renewable sources such as wind and solar. The Green Power Network is a good place to start to figure out the options available in your area.
Choose & Use Appliances Wisely
- Look for ENERGY STAR qualified products
When buying new products, such as appliances for your home, get the features and performance you want AND help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Look for ENERGY STAR qualified products in more than 50 product categories, including lighting, home electronics, heating and cooling equipment and appliances.
- Turn off electronic devices you're not using
Simply turning off your television, DVD player, stereo, and computer when you're not using them will save you thousands of pounds of carbon dioxide a year.
- Unplug electronics from the wall when you're not using them
Even when turned off, things like hair dryers, cell phone chargers and televisions use energy. In fact, the energy used to keep display clocks lit and memory chips working accounts for 5 percent of total domestic energy consumption and spews 18 million tons of carbon into the atmosphere every year!
In the average home, 75% of the electricity used to power home electronics is consumed while the products are turned off. Avoid wasting energy by unplugging appliances when not in use or make things easier on yourself by simply using a power strip and turning off the switch on the strip to cut all power to the appliances.
- Refrigerator and Freezer Care
The refrigerator or freezer uses more energy if it is located next to hotter equipment or appliances like the cooker or boiler. For example, if the fridge or freezer is located in a hot cellar room where the temperature is about 88ºF, energy use is almost double and causes an extra 160kg of CO2 emissions for fridges per year and 320kg for freezers.
Check the temperature
Recommended temperatures are 37 – 40 degrees Fahrenheit for the fresh food compartment of the fridge and 5 degrees for the freezer.
Regularly defrost manual-defrost fridges and freezers
Frost buildup decreases energy efficiency.
Cover liquids and foods
Uncovered items release moisture and make the compressor work harder.
- Use the washing machine or dishwasher only when they are full
If you need to use it when it is half full, then use the half-load or economy setting. There is also no need to set the temperatures high. Nowadays detergents are so efficient that they get your clothes and dishes clean at low temperatures.
- Wash clothes in cooler water
About 90% of the energy used for washing clothes is for heating the water. Switching your temperature setting from hot to warm can cut a load's energy use in half. Learn more at American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy.
- Consider replacing your toilet
Newer toilets use less than 1.3 gallons per flush compared to models from before 1992 that use 3.5 gallons a flush. Additionally, a leaky toilet can waste about 200 gallons of water every day. Learn more about WaterSense-labeled toilets and products.
- Fix leaky faucets
Faucets that drip at the rate of one drip per second can waste more than 3,000 gallons of water each year. Learn more at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
- Reduce hot water use
By fixing leaks, taking shorter showers, and only washing a full-load of clothes or dishes, you can drastically reduce your energy consumption. Water heating is the second-largest energy expense in U.S. households behind space heating and cooling. Learn more at the U.S. Department of Energy.
- Cook with a microwave
Fast and efficient microwaves use around 50-65% less energy than conventional ovens and won't heat up your entire kitchen. Learn more at the California Energy Commission.
Light Your Home Efficiently
- Replace a regular incandescent light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb (CFL)
CFLs use 60% less energy than a regular bulb. This simple switch will save about 300 pounds of carbon dioxide a year. If every family in the U.S. made the switch, we'd reduce carbon dioxide by more than 90 billion pounds!
- Dust your light bulbs regularly
Clean bulbs give off 50% more light than dirty ones, giving you all the light you're paying for. If that turns out to be more light than you need, try a smaller bulb.
- Use 4-watt minifluorescent or electro-luminescent night lights
Both lights are much more efficient than their incandescent counterparts and the luminescent lights are cool to the touch. Learn more at the U.S. Department of Energy.
- Reuse your shopping bag
When shopping, it saves energy and reduces waste to use a reusable bag instead of accepting a disposable one in each shop. Waste not only sends greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, it can also pollute the air, groundwater and soil.
- Consider buying organic foods
Organic soils capture and store carbon dioxide at much higher levels than soils from conventional farms. If we grew all of our corn and soybeans organically, we'd remove 580 billion pounds of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere!
- Avoid heavily packaged products
You can save 1,200 pounds of carbon dioxide if you cut down your garbage by 10%.
- Eat less meat
Methane is the second most significant greenhouse gas and cows are one of the greatest methane emitters. Their grassy diet and multiple stomachs cause them to produce methane, which they exhale with every breath.
- Buy locally grown and produced foods
The average meal in the United States travels 1,200 miles from the farm to your plate. Buying locally can save fuel and keep money in your community.
- Buy fresh foods instead of frozen
Frozen food uses 10 times more energy to produce.
- Skip the cleaning aisle
You can clean up most messes with just a few items from your pantry: baking soda, white vinegar, liquid soap and borax can be combined in ways to tackle most household messes. Learn more at Planet Green.
- Buy recycled paper products
It takes 70% to 90% less energy to make recycled paper and it prevents the loss of forests worldwide.
- Drive smart
Many factors affect the fuel economy of your car. To improve fuel economy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, go easy on the brakes and gas pedal, avoid hard accelerations, reduce time spent idling, and unload unnecessary items in your trunk to reduce weight. If you have a removable roof rack that you are not using, take it off to improve your fuel economy by as much as 5%. Use overdrive and cruise control on your car if you have those features. For more tips to improve your gas mileage, visit the Fuel Economy Guide website.
- Tune your ride
A well-maintained car is more fuel-efficient, produces fewer greenhouse gas emissions, is more reliable, and is safer! Keep your car well tuned, follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule, and use the recommended grade of motor oil. Also check and replace your vehicle's air filter regularly. For more details, including potential savings from these actions, visit the Fuel Economy Guide website.
- Check your tires
Check your tire pressure regularly. Under-inflation increases tire wear, reduces your fuel economy by up to 3 percent, and leads to increased emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollutants. If you don't know the correct tire pressure for your vehicle, you can find it listed on the door to the glove compartment or on the driver's-side door pillar. More details are available on the Fuel Economy Guide website.
- Give your car a break
Use public transportation, carpool or walk or bike whenever possible to avoid using your car. Leaving your car at home just two days a week will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by an average of 1,600 pounds per year. Whenever possible, combine activities and errands into one trip. For daily commuting, consider options like telecommuting (working from home via phone or over the Internet) that can reduce the stress of commuting, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and save you money.
- Consider Your Air Travel Impact
Because of the long distances involved, even a modest amount of flying will release a substantial amount of CO2 into the atmosphere. The level of GHGs emitted by a particular flight however, is based on a complex variety of factors including flight length, cruising altitude, and type of aircraft. Generally speaking, large aircraft are more fuel efficient than regional or turboprop planes, both because of engine efficiency and because they transport more people per vehicle. Additionally, the longer the flight, the lower the per-mile intensity since aircraft engines reach their optimal performance at a cruising speed at higher elevations. Frequent take off and landings have a negative effect on aircraft fuel economy because of the added fuel necessary to accelerate to take off speed. Super-long haul flights, however, begin to lose the benefits of higher engine efficiency because of the added fuel that must be carried.
- Offset Your Air Travel
To solve the problem of climate change, we all need to consider our personal carbon emissions from driving, flying, or even turning on our computers, and we need to make continuous effort to reduce these emissions wherever possible. However, it is impossible to reduce our carbon emissions to zero no matter how hard we try. For this reason, many have taken the additional action of buying greenhouse gas offsets. When you buy offsets, you essentially pay someone to reduce or remove greenhouse gases for you.
All offsets being sold in this new (and voluntary) environmental market, however, are not of equal quality. It is really up to the buyer to ensure that what they are buying does have an additional environmental benefit. A few questions to ask yourself when considering the purchase of offsets – 1) Do you know the type of project that has created your offset? 2) Is your project directly resulting in GHG reductions? 3) Has your offset been verified/validated by a third party? 4) Are the offsets from existing projects or projects planned in the future (if so, how long in the future)? 4) Is there some proof that your offset has not been sold to multiple buyers? 5) Is the seller transparent so that you can answer the previous questions? Clean Air-Cool Planet has published a guide to retail carbon offset providers, and an initiative at Tufts University provides information about voluntary carbon offsets.
- Shade windows and walls from the summer sun
Trees planted to shade the southern and western windows are effective barriers to light in the hot summer sun. Not only do trees block direct sunlight, but water evaporating from trees helps cool surrounding air. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, trees that shade the south and southwest sides of a house can cut between $100 and $250 annually from air-conditioning costs. If your property has little shade, planting the right trees in the right places offers long-term benefits. The height, growth rate, regional adaptability, branch spread, and shape of different tree varieties are all factors to consider in choosing the most beneficial trees.
- Be green in your yard
Use a push mower, which, unlike a gas or electric mower, consumes no fossil fuels and emits no greenhouse gases. If you do use a power mower, make sure it is a mulching mower to reduce grass clippings. Composting your food and yard waste reduces the amount of garbage sent to landfills and reduces greenhouse gas emissions. See EPA's GreenScapes program for tips on how to improve your lawn or garden while also benefiting the environment. Smart landscaping can save energy, save you money, and reduce your household's greenhouse gas emissions.
- Plant a tree
A single tree will absorb about one ton of carbon dioxide over its lifetime. Shade provided by trees can also reduce your air conditioning bill by 10% to 15%. The Arbor Day Foundation has information about planting trees.
- Mulch
Use mulch to help moderate soil temperature and retain moisture during dry weather, reducing the need for watering. Learn more at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
- Plan your garden wisely
Choose plants that are low-maintenance and require less water and fewer pesticides. Visit the Regional Water Providers Consortium to learn more.
- Reduce the size of your lawn
Lawns use 2-3 times as much water as other plants and can result in 50% more water waste from evaporation, runoff, over spray and over watering. Learn more at Regional Water Providers Consortium.
- Green your grill
A charcoal grill gives off twice the amount of CO2 as a gas grill. If you must use a charcoal grill, buy charcoal made from sustainable sources certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. Learn more at Climate Change Central.
- Recycle at home
You can save 2,400 pounds of carbon dioxide a year by recycling half of the waste your household generates. Earth 911 can help you find recycling resources in your area.
- Reduce waste
Most products we buy cause greenhouse gas emissions in one or another way, such as during production and distribution. By taking your lunch in a reusable lunch box instead of a disposable one, you save the energy needed to produce new lunch boxes.
- Reduce junk mail
Call toll-free numbers and ask to be removed from mailing lists. Pay bills and get statements online.
- Reuse everyday items
Reusing is even better than recycling because the item does not need to be reprocessed. Use cloth napkins, durable coffee mugs and bottles, rechargeable batteries, and refillable pens and pencils. Learn more at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
In addition to the actions you can take in your home and on the road, engaging in public decision-making is an important way to combat global climate change. Every day, on the local, state, and national levels, decisions are being made that can have a positive effect on combating climate change.
Learn what your local and national representatives are doing about global warming and let them know the issue is important to you. You can contact your national legislators at the House of Representatives and Senate.
Additional Resources
Visit these sites to learn more about your impact on global climate change and what you can do to reduce it:
- Alliance to Save Energy's Power$mart Guide
- Alliance to Save Energy's Tips for the Summer - Summer specific tips
- U.S. Department of Energy: Tips on Saving Energy and Money at Home (pdf)
English Version
Spanish Version
- U.S. Department of Energy Fuel Economy Site
- Energy Star Site: Help with Efficient Appliances and Equipment


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Delaware man stabbed during fight at Karibbean Delight restaurant
One man was stabbed and a second man injured by a bottle early Sunday morning during a fight at the Karibbean Delight restaurant in Wilmington.
Delaware State Police said two patrons of the eatery at 1030 S. Market St. became involved in a fight around 4 a.m.
During the brawl, one of the men allegedly stabbed the other man, a 23-year-old Wilmington resident.
The victim was taken by private vehicle to a local hospital, where he was in stable condition Sunday as he received treatment for stab wounds to his upper body.
Investigators said a second restaurant patron was around the same time struck in the head with a thrown bottle.
That man, 22, was also taken by private vehicle to a local hospital.
He was treated for a cut to the head and released.
Police are seeking the suspect in the stabbing, described only as a black male armed with a knife.
No surveillance footage or images of the crime were available Monday.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Troop 2 Major Crimes Unit at 302-834-2630, ext. 7, or to submit an anonymous tip by texting CRIMES (274637) with the keyword "DSP," calling Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333, by downloading the Delaware State Police Mobile Crime Tip App or by filling out this online form.
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Reviews the book, Unfolding social constructionism by Fiona J. Hibberd.
Comments on the original article, "Psychology and social justice: Why we do what we do" by M. J. T. Vasquez (see record 2012-18676-002). Vasquez pointed to numerous initiatives and task forces that the American Psychological Association (APA) has established to address the marginalization and subord...


text: What would spring be without another whimsical take on fashion, allowing us to have fun, look feminine and hold onto one of the biggest trends of the year? If 2011 shyly introduced us to the 1960s swing, it was the spring of 2012 that put the focus back on a revival of '60s fashion. From mod, to folk and sex kitten inspiration, last season was all about rediscovering the playful elements of the highly acclaimed decade. For fashion in spring 2013 the spotlight falls back on the ground-braking mod fashion, as reenvisioned for the modern woman by designers like Michael Kors, Fay, Moschino and Louis Vuitton. This season's take on the '60s pursues a sexy, colorful and youthful vibe, paying tribute to girls like Twiggy, Françoise Hardy and Jane Birkin. While there's clearly no stopping for the fashion trend, here's how to still make the most of it. Read on to find out more. And don't forget that if you'd like stay updated with all the latest trends and how to wear them, you can subscribe to Fashionising.com's newsletter or follow us on Facebook. Click the thumbnails for full pictures Pictures: More > 1960s fashion: defining elements for spring 2013 Since last spring a lot of the 1960s fashion trend aspects have slowly progressed, however some elements remained pretty much unaltered. Before refreshing your wardrobe here's what you should look for: Short hems and A-line silhouettes Bright colours and block colours, sweet pastels and lively prints Contrasting piping 1960s fashion at Fay S/S '13 and Kate Spade S/S '13 Graphic black and white patterns like checkerboard prints and funky stripes Fabrics like lace, tweed, patent leather and sequins Boxy cuts and clean, minimal lines 1960s fashion at Louis Vuiton S/S '13 and Moschino S/S '13 Mod fashion: powerful accessories Everything in between a shift dress, an ultra-short miniskirt, a lady-like coat or a structured jacket represents the trend in all of its glory. But alongside the fun prints and the signature cuts, the essence of this season's take on the '60s lies in the powerful styling. Loud at times, subtle at others, the accessories play a huge role in complementing your look so keep an eye out for: Kitten heels, pointed pumps, flat ankle boots and patent Mary Janes Bold sunglasses, either round, cat-eyes or multicolored Satchel handbags, small box bags and whimsical clutches Colorful bangles, exaggerated bowlers, white gloves and retro statement earrings 1960s accessories at Moschino S/S '13, Louis Vuitton S/S '13 and Marc Jacobs S/S '13 1960s fashion: the beauty look If you plan on making the most of the trend and style your outfit considering even the smallest of details, the beauty look is equally significant. This season is all about 60s inspired hairstyles like bed hair, sexy bouffants and subtle renderings of beehives accented by cute headbands. When it comes to make-up, the focus falls less on the black eyeliner and more on the eye-shadow. From fierce smoky eyes and tangerine lips, to dashes of white eyeliner and kohl rimmed eyes, everything serves to highlight your strong points. 1960s inspired beauty look at Marc Jacobs S/S '13 Complementary trends If you want to look fashionable, rock the 1960s fashion but also throw bits and pieces of other trends into the mix, the easiest way to do it this season is by sporting black and white prints on 60s inspired silhouettes. During summer, bet on sweet pinafore dresses to capture the mod essence and if you feel like going bold on colour opt for hues like bright orange. Black & white pattern on the runway at Michael Kors S/S '13 1960s elements: in detail 1960s hairstyles To sport the 1960s fashion trend in all its glory, there's nothing quite like the right hairstyle to go with it. From bold bouffants to sex kitten bed hair, taking inspiration from the era is key. Read about the different 1960s hairstyles and how to get them at that link. Half up Brigitte Bardot hair To pinpoint a particular '60s inspired hairstyle that never really dates, we'd have to go for this Brigitte Bardot bouffant hairstyle – half up, half out and as sexy or as sleek as you want to make it – is one that sits perfectly with the year's fashions. This is a modern, understated take that will suit day or night. 60s beauty: coloured liquid liner This makeup look is the perfect way to make any outfit pop, be it a simple black shift dress or an ensemble swirling with 60s colour. Use a bright, bold liquid colour to line the eye and a contrasting pop of colour on the lips. Follow the full color eyeliner how-to at that link. How to: Rag and Bone's graphic retro eye makeupRag & Bone gave us this retro-inspired beauty look: simple and fresh with just a line of bold, graphic, liner. It's not only striking, but so easy to do. Read the graphic retro eye makeup tutorial at that link. London Look: beauty trend The icons of British beauty in the '60s serve as inspiration for the new London Look, served with a modern twist. With a focus on eyes that are wide and full of depth, lips faded into the dewy-skinned background. This look is iconic and ripe for your wearing regardless of seasons. For more details on the London Look and how to achieve it, follow that link. Cat eye sunglasses With the warmer weather comes the need to update your sunglasses collection with a new and on-trend style. The best accompaniment to a vintage-inspired look is a shape that screams '50s/'60s glamour. From the very subtle to the extreme, click to read about the cat eye glasses trend. '60s fashion trend: updates Channeling the sixties housewife (14 Apr 2014)Delicate beauty with a retro twist Rebooting a retro style with a modern twist Factory Girl, model, muse: the modern-retro babe Awfully playful in the dollhouse When minimalism meets a brighter spirit When all that's left is a sour taste: Natalia & Anton by Igor Oussenko 11 gorgeous vintage adverts by Bernard Villemot Mad Men season 6: the fashion Taylor Swift retro for Wonderland The axe on the wall Ginta Lapina is your new Twiggy Helmets soft as feathers: vintage inspiration Don't think twice, it's more than alright 6 quirky clutches to appeal to your every persona 5 sixties-inspired hairstyles to try this week 5 sixties-inspired makeup tutorials to try this week So girly it's sinister: like the stuff of Lana Del Rey's dreams Retro hair inspiration from Dlindolls Eniko Mihalik as the blonde Belle de Jour Emma Watson grown up for T Style Cintia Dicker is your next James Bond girl Candice Swanepoel brings your vintage hairspiration for the day Loveless but lovely in lingerie Hairstyle how to: the '60s ponytail Twenty8Twelve kicks on without Sienna Miller Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: retro infusion at the Met (Over)dressed for the supermarket A ladylike turn for Rosie Kate Beckinsale: far from the Underworld More Articles » 60s fashion: trend evolution Each decade of the 20th century is prone to being defined by its fashions; and for each of those decades is a cycle of revival inevitable. Some decades are revived in distinctive fits and starts, like the 80s returning in a burst of irony that made good on its promise; others, like the 60s, linger never too far out of reach. So while tousling up your sexiest bed hair and pulling on your teeniest mini may always be an option, it was really in 2011 and 2012 that the swinging 60s vibe got properly injected back into our wardrobes. Mod 60s revival dress at Burberry Prorsum AW11 The fall 2011 runways, when they fit to a particular decade, strutted mostly down a glamorous 1970s path. The 1930s were also fairly well represented. And then, amidst it all, a few key designers of influence were marching to the '60s drum. Burberry Prorsum's bright block coloured coats and structured short-hemmed dresses hit a swinging London note. Miuccia Prada worked together flapper chic and 60s mod into graphic pleated tunics and Mary-Jane heels. Yves Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, and Marni also dabbled in the trend. Prada's AW11 campaign 60s fashion for spring 2012 While the sixties fashion themes took root in fall 2011, they weren't dead and buried by spring. Having found their way into numerous editorials, we then saw the trend filter onto the spring 2012 runways. '60s fashion for spring: Alice & Olivia SS12 1960s fashion looks Without getting too pedantic on historical accuracy, we broke up the era into three key looks. A '60s Karlie Kloss in Vogue Japan '60s mod fashion Who could forget the long legs and short hems of Twiggy and Jean Shrimpton? Or the iconic designs of Mary Quant? We've been looking to these icons for an update on a mod look, with elements like: Wide eyes curtained by big false lashes (top and bottom). Bright block colours. Graphic prints and colourful abstract geometric patterns. Short, boyish hairstyles. Masculine flat shoes like penny loafers. For fall, swing coats and capes. 60s-inspired outerwear at Burberry Prorsum AW11 '60s folk fashion Softer and sexier than a mod look, a folkish sixties look is free spirited with a Parisian twist. The icons? Look to the likes of Jane Birkin and Francois Hardy for inspiration. Anything made out of lace, especially structured heavier lace pieces. Peter-pan collars. Ultra-short hemlines. Low-slung belts. Monochrome instead of colour: plenty of white, cream, black. Effortless sexiness with unfussy hair and winged-out eyeliner. Lace soft sixties-style dress at Valentino, Resort '12 '60s sex kitten The opposite of the androgynous mod, the sex kitten is another '60s era cliche that was strong last spring. Think any of the era's stunning screen stars: Catherine Deneuve, Brigitte Bardot, Ann Margaret, Raquel Welch, Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor. Though spring 2013 is all about the mod, the sex kitten never really dates, so you can always try: Cuts that draw in the waist, accentuating the bust and hips. It's all about the curves. Full circle skirts or slim pencil skirts, or cropped pants with high waists. Bed hair. Try a softer, modern update on Brigitte Bardot hair, or go all out bouffant. Just make it count. A sultry pout; long lashes and plenty of eyeliner. Jayson Brunsdon 60s spring dress


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International Little League opening day ceremonies at Brady Park
Massapequa International Little League held its annual opening Day ceremonies at Brady Park, Massapequa Park and Nassau County Legislator Peter J. Schmitt was on hand to cheer on the Tee Ball Division.
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Nutritional Workshop for Children
Published on Friday, February 8, 2013 - 10:05am
Junk food got you feeling tired and lazy? Do you want to eat healthier but don't know where to start?
Join us Feb. 20 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. for an interactive and hands-on workshop. We'll learn how to read labels and prepare healthy snacks and meals.
This session is for ages 19 and younger, so bring your friends!


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Best and Worst Player
Best Player
Goal Choice
C. PizarroBayern München Position: Attacker
Fan Choice
C. PizarroBayern München Position: Attacker
Worst Player
Goal Choice
R. van der VaartHamburger SV Position: Midfielder
Fan Choice
C. PizarroBayern München Position: Attacker
Team Ratings
Bayern München
M. Neuer
Made a decent early save from Son, holding the ball well, but otherwise was a spectator as Bayern ran rampant in front of their own fans. Was disappointed to concede two late goals.
P. Lahm
Bayern's dominance meant the full-back could make himself a permanent presence in the opposition half, and he helped overwhelm the Hamburg defence with his tireless running.
J. Boateng
Like his defensive partner, enjoyed a quiet evening at the office as those in front of him ripped through Hamburg with ease and comfort.
Was a little lackadaisical in the opening minutes, losing possession near his goal. As Bayern took control, was able to stroll through the match.
A. Robben
Reveled in the space given by the demoralised Hamburg, ripping them to pieces across the pitch. Scored in the first half with an excellent finish.
Javi Martínez
An uncompromising figure in the middle, kick-starting his side's attacks with intelligent distribution. Was on target with a flick on that set up Pizarro.
T. Kroos
The only Bayern attacker not to put his name on the score-sheet during a whirlwind first half, but was always looking for his team-mates and put in a good showing.
X. Shaqiri
Showed the incredible depth of talent in the Roten squad, entering from the start and putting in a phenomenal display. Scored the first, and was unlucky to see the post deny him.
B. Schweinsteiger
Popped up across the pitch in a dynamic, all-action performance to which Hamburg had no answer. Deserved his goal, an exemplary header.
Luiz Gustavo
Played out of position at left-back, the Brazilian looked a little shaky early on but finished comfortably thanks to the dominance of his team.
C. Pizarro
Another testament to Bayern's strength in depth. Scored two goals with consummate ease in the first 45 minutes, adding a further double and an impeccable assist in a great showing.
Hamburger SV
R. Adler
The Germany international was a hapless figure between the posts, picked the ball out of his net several times but could do nothing on any occasion.
J. Bruma
Had no answer for Shaqiri or Robben when confronted in the middle of the pitch, and contributed to HSV's humiliation with a shoddy display. Scored the consolation.
H. Westermann
Non-existent marking and an inability to deal with Bayern's second-string attack meant that it was a black evening for the defender.
D. Diekmeier
One of the only Hamburg defenders to come back with anything positive to his name, shining with an interception against Robben which proved to be futile.
T. Rincón
Was lucky to escape a booking early on with more than one tough tackle, but failed to cover the near post and was punished with Schweinsteiger's goal.
R. van der Vaart
Completely ineffective as his team were humiliated across the field, made almost no impact but he was not the only Hamburg player to flop.
P. Skjelbred
Was sloppy in possession throughout, gifting passes and giving Bayern ample chances to do damage.
D. Aogo
Beaten time and again on the right flank, became accustomed to Robben steaming past him with a talent he had no answer for.
M. Badelj
Was overwhelmed in the middle and had no answer to the solidity of Schweinsteiger and Martinez, as the Roten dished out a painful drubbing.
Heung-Min Son
Was one of the few Hamburg players to test Neuer with a well-hit shot when the scoreline was still salvageable.
A. Rudņevs
Looked busy in the opening minutes, chasing the Bayern defenders well, but soon got caught in the malaise and was a spectator from there on.


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RENO, NV (KWSN) – The Los Angeles D-Fenders defeated the Sioux Falls Skyforce 116-109 at NBA D-League Showcase presented by Samsung Galaxy.
Brandon Costner came off the bench to score a game-high 24 points and grab seven rebounds. James Southerland recorded 21 points on 9-of-15 shooting in the winning effort for Los Angeles. NBA D-League Performer of the Week, Manny Harris tallied 18 points and four rebounds.
Following a disappointing showing in their showcase opener vs. the Bakersfield Jam, the Skyforce came out strong and took a 36-23 lead in the second quarter. Anthony Mason came off the bench and sparked Sioux Falls, tallying 13 points in the first half and finishing with 17 points and seven rebounds for the game.
Justin Hamilton recorded a double-double with 20 points and 12 rebounds to pace Sioux Falls.
Los Angeles battled back in the third quarter, scoring 41 points and recapturing the lead when Jamario Moon connected on a 3-pointer at the 10:13 mark. The shot was part of a 13-0 run by the D-Fenders that opened up a 71-62 lead.
Los Angeles saw their lead grow to 17 when Costner connected on a 3-pointer to take a 108-91 lead with 8:47 to play in the fourth quarter. The D-Fenders did not look back the rest of the way and secured the win in their showcase opener.
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In the economically developed countries expenses for the medical products grow every year. This is connected with the implementation of the new technologies, increase of the patient requirements to the system of the public health, and also appearance of totally new diseases. As the pharmaceutical companies spend millions of dollars to the implementations of the innovative technologies in the pharmaceutical production there is a constant increase of the prices for the medicines. In order to compensate one technological development, sometimes, they have to increase the price of the drugs almost by two times. Therefore, saving on medications is the main necessity of people suffering from different chronic diseases. In regular pharmacies drugs do not become cheaper but become expensive every year. It appears because of the common desire to increase the incomes of the owners of the pharmacies. Prices rise not only because they are increased by the manufacturers but also because resellers who supply the drugs to the market indicate their markup. As a result, after all markups the final cost of the drugs sold for ordinary consumers is higher than in the manufacturers. That is why, people face a problem with buying drugs because of banal lack of money. In order to save something people use Internet pharmacies.
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The Secretary of Transportation shall encourage the submission of joint proposals, including joint fares, by 2 or more air carriers for providing air service or air transportation under this subchapter through arrangements that maximize the service or transportation to and from major destinations beyond the hub.
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Carlton Fletcher, in your article "Believers convictions trump politics," you wrote "many who call themselves right-to-lifers do so only because they are falling in line with the platform of one political party." Where are your facts? I have friends on both sides of the political spectrum, some believing in abortion and some against it. Many have discussed their views with me. At no time has anyone ever said that they believe this way because their party believes this way. I doubt you could name one person who has told you that, but since you want to refer to people as "hypocrites" because of their political views, I will talk about you.
When Mr. Bush was president, you continually wrote about him or his policies. I cannot think of even one article you wrote that was favorable to him. If he allowed his attorney general to not prosecute a group of people who broke the law (according to Justice Department attorneys who filed suit) simply because of who this group was, you would fill volumes. If he allowed his attorney general to not turn over documents when a border patrol agent was killed and the claimed executive privilege (Fast and Furious) you would write volumes. When gas hit $3 per gallon, you opined that it was George Bush's and the Republican Party's fault.
When gas hit $4 per gallon under President Obama ($6 in California), you say nothing. All the sudden, it is not the president's fault. The day after a United States ambassador was killed, President Obama flew to Las Vegas for a fundraiser, then did his television circuit. This was an act of war against America and he did nothing. If President Bush had done this, you would write continually. Carlton if you want to see a political ideologue, look in the mirror. There is none so blind as he who will not see.
FryarTuk 1 year, 11 months ago
There's just not much to recommend George W. Bush and I can see why it would be hard to write anything decent about a man who started illegal wars and sent many of our young soldiers to unnecessary deaths and injuries. Conversely, Obama is in the same boat and Mittens doesn't offer any alternative other than just a switch. Ron Paul is the only rational alternative. I urge your support for a write in on his behalf.
LuLu 1 year, 11 months ago
Oh, brother....
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