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|NFL Injury Report
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|Friday, 14 September 2007 21:53
ATLANTA FALCONS at JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS - Falcons: OUT: DT Roderick Coleman (knee). DOUBTFUL: S Chris Crocker (knee). QUESTIONABLE: WR Laurent Robinson (hamstring). Jaguars: OUT: C Brad Meester (ankle), K Josh Scobee (right quadricep). QUESTIONABLE: LB Clint Ingram (ankle), DT Tony McDaniel (knee). PROBABLE: DE Reggie Hayward (Achilles), DT John Henderson (thigh), DE Bobby McCray (elbow), S Gerald Sensabaugh (shoulder), DT Marcus Stroud (shin), WR Reggie Williams (back).
BUFFALO BILLS at PITTSBURGH STEELERS - Bills: OUT: DE Ryan Denney (foot), LB Keith Ellison (ankle), TE Kevin Everett (neck), S Ko Simpson (ankle), CB Jason Webster (forearm), LB Coy Wire (knee). QUESTIONABLE: WR Josh Reed (thigh). Steelers: OUT: LB Marquis Cooper (hamstring).
), S Dexter Jackson (thigh), CB Deltha O'Neal (knee). Browns: OUT: LB Willie McGinest (back). DOUBTFUL: CB Gary Baxter (knees). QUESTIONABLE: CB Leigh Bodden (groin), LB Antwan Peek (foot), P Dave Zastudil (back). PROBABLE: CB Daven Holly (concussion).
DALLAS COWBOYS at MIAMI DOLPHINS - Cowboys: OUT: LB Greg Ellis (Achilles), WR Terry Glenn (knee). QUESTIONABLE: CB Terence Newman (foot). PROBABLE: LB Kevin Burnett (ankle). Dolphins: OUT: CB Andre' Goodman (shoulder). PROBABLE: RB Jesse Chatman (knee).
GREEN BAY PACKERS at NEW YORK GIANTS - Packers: OUT: T Tony Moll (neck), DE Mike Montgomery (knee). DOUBTFUL: S Aaron Rouse (hamstring). QUESTIONABLE: WR Carlyle Holiday (knee), WR Greg Jennings (hamstring), RB Vernand Morency (knee), G Jason Spitz (calf). PROBABLE: CB Al Harris (elbow), DE Aaron Kampman (rib), TE Donald Lee (knee). Giants: OUT: RB Brandon Jacobs (knee), WR David Tyree (wrist). DOUBTFUL: CB Kevin Dockery (ankle). QUESTIONABLE: LB Zak DeOssie (back), QB Eli Manning (right shoulder), K Lawrence Tynes (right calf), LB Gerris Wilkinson (knee). PROBABLE: DE Osi Umenyiora (knee), S Gibril Wilson (quadricep).
HOUSTON TEXANS at CAROLINA PANTHERS - Texans: QUESTIONABLE: DT Travis Johnson (foot), DE Ndukwe Kalu (hand), DT Amobi Okoye (foot). Panthers: OUT: S Nate Salley (knee). DOUBTFUL: DE Stanley McClover (thigh). QUESTIONABLE: S Deke Cooper (thigh). PROBABLE: DE Mike Rucker (thigh).
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS at TENNESSEE TITANS - Colts: OUT: T Charlie Johnson (knee). DOUBTFUL: LB Freddy Keiaho (elbow). QUESTIONABLE: LB Rob Morris (rib). Titans: DOUBTFUL: TE Casey Cramer (hamstring).
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS at CHICAGO BEARS - Chiefs: OUT: WR Eddie Kennison (hamstring). QUESTIONABLE: LB Keyaron Fox (back), S Jon McGraw (hamstring). Bears: QUESTIONABLE: P Brad Maynard (groin), TE Greg Olsen (knee). PROBABLE: WR Muhsin Muhammad (ankle), LB Brian Urlacher (back).
MINNESOTA VIKINGS at DETROIT LIONS - Vikings: QUESTIONABLE: S Mike Doss (calf), RB Tony Richardson (forearm), RB Chester Taylor (hip). PROBABLE: LB Vinny Ciurciu (hand), WR Robert Ferguson (ankle), RB Naufahu Tahi (ankle). Lions: OUT: RB T.J. Duckett (ankle). DOUBTFUL: RB Kevin Jones (foot). QUESTIONABLE: LB Anthony Cannon (quadricep), QB Dan Orlovsky (toe).
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS at TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS - Saints: OUT: TE Mark Campbell (back). Buccaneers: OUT: DE Patrick Chukwurah (knee). DOUBTFUL: CB Brian Kelly (groin). QUESTIONABLE: DT Chris Hovan (ankle), RB Carnell Williams (ribs).
OAKLAND RAIDERS at DENVER BRONCOS - Raiders: OUT: LB Isaiah Ekejiuba (foot). DOUBTFUL: QB Josh McCown (foot), C Jeremy Newberry (hamstring), CB Duane Starks (groin). QUESTIONABLE: G Robert Gallery (hamstring). Broncos: OUT: G Ben Hamilton (concussion), T Ryan Harris (back). QUESTIONABLE: TE Stephen Alexander (calf), CB Domonique Foxworth (ankle), CB Karl Paymah (concussion). PROBABLE: DE Tim Crowder (ankle), S John Lynch (ankle), WR Javon Walker (shoulder).
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS at ST. LOUIS RAMS - 49ers: QUESTIONABLE: TE Billy Bajema (ankle). PROBABLE: S Dashon Goldson (elbow), CB Marcus Hudson (quadricep), CB Shawntae Spencer (elbow). Rams: OUT: CB Tye Hill (back), G Richie Incognito (ankle). QUESTIONABLE: LB Pisa Tinoisamoa (ankle). PROBABLE: WR Drew Bennett (thigh), WR Dane Looker (illness).
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS at ARIZONA CARDINALS - Seahawks: OUT: WR D.J. Hackett (ankle). DOUBTFUL: LB LeRoy Hill (foot), RB Maurice Morris (hip), WR Ben Obomanu (hamstring). PROBABLE: DT Brandon Mebane (shoulder). Cardinals: OUT: DT Alan Branch (hand), C Al Johnson (knee), DT Ross Kolodziej (knee). QUESTIONABLE: WR Bryant Johnson (hamstring).
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS - Chargers: OUT WR Eric Parker (toe). PROBABLE: DE Luis Castillo (foot), LB Stephen Cooper (groin), TE Antonio Gates (back), LB Shawne Merriman (Achilles), RB Andrew Pinnock (hamstring). Patriots: QUESTIONABLE: G Steve Neal (shoulder), DE Mike Wright (knee). PROBABLE: QB Tom Brady (right shoulder).
WASHINGTON REDSKINS at PHILADELPHIA EAGLES - Redskins: DOUBTFUL: S Vernon Fox (groin). QUESTIONABLE: DE Phillip Daniels (foot), S Pierson Prioleau (hamstring). PROBABLE: TE Cody Boyd (shoulder), CB Fred Smoot (hamstring), TE Todd Yoder (ankle). Eagles: OUT: CB Lito Sheppard (knee). QUESTIONABLE: QB A.J. Feeley (left hand). PROBABLE: CB Joselio Hanson (concussion), DE Jevon Kearse (shoulder), WR Greg Lewis (hip), TE Matt Schobel (groin), TE L.J. Smith (groin).


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Pakistan is a developing country and it is politically unstable because No body actually cares about the country. It's each man for himself and every one is there in politics just to make money and nothing else.
There are many political parties and Almost every party represents a particular ethnic group, therefore no party has got the support in every region because the role of political parties in Pakistan is very much based upon different ethnic groups they represent.every party have their own slogans,plans,speeches to impress the public but they are not fulfilling it .This is one of the major reasons of slow development in some specific areas as compared to others. There are a number key problems in political system of Pakistan, & the list grows on and on with every passing minute.
Pakistan's political system is broken: its political parties are ineffective, functioning for decades as instruments of two families, the Bhuttos and the Sharifs,as two clans but they both are corrupt. Family politicians have given this country nothing but depression and destruction. PPP, PML , they are all family based parties with members divided into different parties. If father is in one, brother/daughter/son or other relative is in others. These parties have ruled about twice but without any progress.
Pakistan continues to face extraordinary challenges on the security and law enforcement front. The country has suffered greater military, law enforcement, in fighting extremism and terrorism than almost any other country. In the midst of this difficult security situation, Pakistan's civilian government remains weak, ineffectual, and corrupt.
The role of youth in politics seems to be missing in this scenario and needs to be looked upon if the country is to strive for betterment. One possible solution for the underlying problem is to improve the problems of education system that erodes as every day falls behind.

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Christmas is less than two weeks away and the Clinton Community Nature Center has something for the entire family.
Deck the Trails 2013 kicked off and runs until December 23rd.
"It's a continuously running choreographed music lights down in our amphitheater, actually it's a 3-5 minute walk back into the woods through illuminated trails," said Joshua Welch, board member with the Clinton Community Nature Center.
This is the first year for this type of holiday celebration in Clinton. The idea came from Greg Ingram of Clinton who has seen shows like this all over the country and wanted to bring one to Clinton.
"I've always been interested in that so we purchased the equipment and put up 20 thousand light here over the course of a the price hall and the ample theater and programmed the shows and we have five songs that runs about 22 minutes," said Ingram.
Organizers started planning the show the first week of November and have been busy ever since.
"We've had a fabulous wonderful time, to see the families come in, bring the kids to see the excitement from the kids faces first when they see Santa Clause also when they leave the light show everybody's having just a fabulous time out here," said Welch.
The show has so far been a hit with kids and adults and has drawn people from all over the Capitol City.
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Few things seem to excite style mavens more than vintage Chanel, but when this vintage denim Chanel makeup bag hit Nasty Gal, it was an intense moment for all of us. Many of us clicked frantically to check our savings account balances, and debated whether this morsel was worth dropping $558 on. In the end, someone thought so, cause it's since sold out. But we just couldn't bring ourselves to do it.
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Denim lovers in Brooklyn know of a little gem on Nassau avenue right at the fringe of Greenpoint and beginning of Williamsburg, where the brunch and dinner crowds form for Five Leaves and Nights & Weekends. Loren is a small white brick denim haven filled to its brim with made-in-Brooklyn jeans, vintage denim finds and related treasures like men's accessories and a selection of women's denim staples. Denim Therapy was invited in for a bottle of vodka (wrapped in a snug denim case, designed by Loren Cronk in a special collaboration with ABSOLUT) and some jeans-to-go. We finished the evening off with denim-themed cocktails at Nights & Weekends.
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Big Star: We used "Road Trip" as our theme for the Spring look book. A bit of a laid back bohemian vibe, which fit perfectly with our collection that included vintage denims, neon shorts and easy fitting jersey dress.
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BS: Our customers are independent and confident individuals who take youthful and modern approach when it comes to styling their outfits.
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Styling & photography by Michelle Christina Larsen.
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It seems every year a new country star emerges as the one to watch. A couple of years ago Josh Turner made that kind of impact, this year Chris Young is doing it. Chris has had 3 number ones in a row with "Getting' You Home", "Voices" and "The Man I Want To Be" and "Tomorrow" is just weeks away from being his fourth in a row.
Little Big Town To Open For Rodney Atkins Tomorrow At the Greeley Stampede
Little Big Town will open for Rodney Atkins Friday night at the Greeley Stampede. I would pay the admission just to see Little Big Town, but you are getting two headliners for the price of one...and that price is $24 or $29.
K99 'Taste of Country' Concerts In Greeley: 12 Days Away
The seats are empty. The beer is warm and stacked on pallets. The stage is bare, sitting in a back lot at Island Grove Park. Sit quitely though, and put your ear to the ground. You just might hear the distant sound of approaching tractor-trailers, buses, and thousands of country music fans making their way to Greeley.
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this jacket just looks so sick. Its toasty warm and definitely waterproof! best jacket Ive ever bought.
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is the colour more washed out in person?
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Food & Wine Pairing at Taste of Sonoma - Smoked Salmon & Pinot Noir
Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of attending Taste of Sonoma (part of Sonoma Wine Country Weekend), where hundreds of wines from the Sonoma sub-appellations were being poured. The event was tremendous, where you could virtually skip from the Russian River Valley over to Dry Creek Valley then down the Sonoma Coast (just to name a few), all while grabbing some first class eats along the way.
Enter Jesse McQuarrie of Feast Catering (Santa Rosa, CA). Upon entering the barn on MacMurray Ranch, where you could take in a complete history of the property and the vineyards, we were served Bay Leaf Smoked Pacific Salmon with Zante Grape Escabeche (in a light sauce made from fennel pollen), paired with a Russian River Valley Pinot Noir from MacMurray Ranch. In this video, Jesse shares with us the ingredients and sustainability practices used in making this wonderful dish:
"MacMurray Ranch has encouraged us this year to use ingredients that are indigenous to the property."
Aside from the incredible flavors in Jesse's dishes, I was very impressed by his incorporation of the bay leaves and wild fennel pollen grown on the ranch. Not to mention, smoked salmon is a classic food pairing for Pinot Noir - one of my favorite combinations.
Needless to say, this event was certainly a showcase of Sonoma's finest wines and local fare. I hope this video gives you a glimpse of the amazing people and experiences you can have while attending these types of events. Oh yeah, and the wine isn't bad either. ;)
Rick from Hello Vino
P.S. Please check out our other video from Taste of Sonoma, where we met Julie Pedroncelli St. John of Pedroncelli Winery.


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Video: Jerry Brown Addressing Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Someone taped the governor's address to the LA Chamber of Commerce yesterday and put it up on YouTube:
Sprinkled amidst the stump-speech talking points hawking his budget plan, Brown engaged in what came off as some trademark free associating.
"I've spoken to the LA Chamber 30 years ago…I want to take note that I got my start in politics right here in Los Angeles, running for the community college board of trustees. I have to tell you, the most exciting day of my life was winning the primary for the community college board… Running against 124 people and coming in No. 1 is more exciting than being elected governor. Except that getting elected governor in my seventh decade is even more exciting. I've been in the wilderness…"
He then fell into a little riff that included mentions of Mother Teresa and Linda Rondstadt. True it's not the first time he's cited encounters with those two as examples of a wandering attention span back in his salad days, but the semi-rambling still sounds vaguely enough like spontaneous digression as to give him the aura of, like, a real person…
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GAIL signs an MoU with Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation Limited (KSIDC), Government of Kerala for Natural Gas Infrastructure and City Gas Distribution in Thiruvananthpuram.
GAIL approves an investment of Rs. 8,000 crore for setting up of new pipelines and augmenting capacity of an existing pipeline.
GAIL signs a Gas Co-operation Agreement with Infrastructure Development Department (IDD) Karnataka to develop natural gas distribution and city gas infrastructure, to develop the use of eco-friendly fuels, especially Natural Gas/CNG/PNG/R-LNG and to promote a Joint Venture (JV) for domestic, industrial and transport sectors in the state of Karnataka.
GAIL is awarded Oil and Gas Pipeline Transportation Company for the year 2007-08 in recognition for leading performance growth of infrastructure, optimal utilization during hydrocarbon transportation in India while meeting norms of health, safety and environment protection.
GAIL signs agreement with Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam for Gas based power plant for supply of natural gas for 160 MW gas power plant of RRVUNL at Ramgarh.
GAIL signed two contracts for sourcing of natural gas from PY-1 field for supply to a power plant in Tamil Nadu to develop the natural gas distribution and city gas infrastructure, to develop the use of eco-friendly fuels, especially Natural Gas/CNG/PNG/R-LNG and to promote a Joint Venture (JV) for domestic, industrial and transport sectors in the state of Kerala.
GAIL gets SCOPE Meritorious Award for Corporate Governance for the year 2007-08.
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GAIL Gas limited wins the rights for rolling out city gas distribution projects in Meerut, Sonepat, Dewas and Kota.
GAIL signs gas cooperation agreements with Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka and a MoU with IFFCO for setting up of Gas based Power Plant in Barauni.
A special commemorative postage stamp released on the occasion of GAIL's silver jubilee by Her Excellency, Smt. Pratibha Patil, President of India.
GAIL consortium is awarded one onland block in Cauvery during NELP-VII bidding round.
GAIL signs MoU with IOCL for setting up of petrochemical plant at Barauni and laid the foundation stone of the 6th gas cracker furnace at Pata plant.
GAIL establishes natural gas pipeline connectivity to Pune city gas, consumers of Usar region, City Gate stations at Noida, Greater Noida, Gurgaon and Faridabad and East-West pipeline at Oduru (A.P), Mhaskal (Maharashtra) and Ankot (Gujarat).
GAIL establishes LPG pipeline connectivity to Essar Oil Refinery at Jamnagar IOCL bottling plant at Vijaipur and Gandhar and BPCL bottling plant at Jaipur.
Government awards marketing rights of PMT gas to GAIL as Government of India nominee
The 30" diameter, 576 km long Dahej-Panvel-Dabhol pipeline with a design capacity od 12 MMSCMD commissioned.
Commercial production of oil from Cambay basin blocks CB-ONN-2000/1, having equal participation by GAIL and GSPC commences.
Expansion of Petrochemical Plant at Pata for increasing capacity from 310,000 TPA LLDPE/HDPE to 410,000 TPA completed.
Brahmaputra Cracker and Polymer Limited (BPCL), subsidiary of GAIL with partners as Government of Assam, Oil India Limited for setting up 2,80,000 MT Gas Cracker Project at Lepetkata District Dibrugarh, Assam at an investment of Rs, 5,460 Crores.
MoU with Reliance Industries Limited signed for joint cooperation in petrochemicals
GAIL forms a Joint Venture Company (JVC) with China Gas Global Energy Holdings Limited. GAIL and China Gas are equal partners in this JV which has been registered in Bermuda. This is the first Joint Venture Company of GAIL abroad. The JVC will pursue opportunities in CNG, City Gas, Pipeline, CBM, LNG and E&P projects.
GAIL signs MoU with ITERA Oil and Gas Company of Russia
GAIL and HPCL signs JV agreement for City Gas projects in Rajasthan
GAIL and Indian Oil ink MoU for JV in City Gas Distribution in West Bengal.
GAIL sets up a subsidiary (GAIL Gas Limited) for City Gas Distribution and City Corridor Business.
Mechanical completion of new HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) Plant with a capacity of 100,000 TPA at the Petrochemical Complex at PATA.
Commissioning of Dahaj-Panvel Pipeline
Brahmaputra Cracker and Polymer Limited- Joint Venture Company led by GAIL,formed for implementing Assam Gas Cracker Project
GAIL acquires stake in A7 Myanmar block
GAIL's Vijaipur-Kota pipeline commissioned
GAIL's Kailaras-Malanpur pipeline commissioned
GAIL consortium wins 3 CBM blocks in IIIrd round of bidding
GAIL HPCL Joint Venture- Avantika Gas Limited incorporated
GAIL ONGC ink Gas Supply Agreement
GAIL brings India's first spot LNG cargo at Dahej.
GAIL, Oilex Australia, Videocon, HPCL and BPCL Consortium awarded Block No. 56 in Oman
GAIL was ranked 11th among top 15 of the world's largest listed gas utilities firms in the oil and gas industry, in terms of market capitalisation, for the year 2005.
GAIL gets Golden Icon award for e-governance
Inauguration of the National Gas Management Centre (NGMC) of GAIL at NOIDA.
GAIL bagged two Awards for Excellence in Cost Management from The Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India (ICWAI)
Incorporation of GAIL Global Singapore Pte. Ltd.
Acquisition of 15% equity stake in NatGas, Egypt.
Agreement signed for acquisition of 9% equity stake in China Gas Holdings Ltd., a Joint Venture for city gas projects in 42 cities of China.
Tripura Natural Gas Co. Ltd., a Joint Venture for city gas project in Tripura, incorporated.
UP Central Gas Ltd., a Joint Venture for city gas project with BPCL in Kanpur, incorporated.
De-bottlenecking of LLDPE Swing Unit from 150000 MT to 210000 MT at GAIL Pata.
Gas Management System commissioned for HVJ, DVPL and SGPL.
Commissioning of South Gujarat Pipeline Network.
Commissioning of Vizag-Secunderabad LPG Pipeline.
GAIL has an initial success in the form of significant gas find in the block A-1 in Myanmar and discovery of Oil and Gas in the Cambay Block.
GAIL successfully secures participation in 2 retail gas companies in Egypt, Fayum Gas Company and Shell CNG.
Platts declares GAIL as the first among Global Gas Utilities based on Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) in its worldwide survey of Top 250 Energy Companies in 2004.
Vizag-Secunderabad LPG pipeline, the 580 km pipeline with a maximum throughput of 1.16 MMPTPA completed in June 2003.
Bhagyanagar Gas Limited, a joint venture of GAIL and HPCL, incorporated in August 2003, in the field of distribution and marketing of auto LPG, CNG for vehicles and retailing of natural gas in cities of Andhra Pradesh.
Phase I & II of 8000 km network GAILTEL projects connecting Delhi, Mumbai and 71 other cities, completed. This network provides a national communication backbone.
GAIL picks up 12% equity in GSEGs 156MW power project in Gujarat as a strategic investment.
Marketing function is restructured and decentralized at Zonal levels.
GAILTEL Phase-I commissioned, creating an OFC based DWDM network connecting Delhi-Mumbai, Delhi-Jaipur, Delhi-Ahmedabad, Delhi-Vijaipur, Meerut-Agra.
GAIL conceptualizes a National Gas Grid to connect the supply and demand centres in the country with high pressure cross-country pipelines networks.
The Gas Processing Complex, Gandhar begins production in March 2001. The process capacity of this plant is 5 MMSCMD of gas and production capacity 2.02 lacs TPA of LPG, 0.43 Lacs MT of Pentane and SBP Solvent.
Jamnagar-Loni LPG Pipeline Project, the worlds longest and India's first Cross-Country LPG 1269 km long pipeline, which passes through Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Delhi is completed. The capacity of the pipeline in its 1st Phase is 1.7 million TPA, to be upgraded to 2.5 million TPA in the 2nd Phase.
GAIL participates in NELP bidding by submitting offer for 7 blocks in association with ONGC & IOC and Russian company Gazprom. Government of India approved award of 2 blocks to GAIL, one with ONGC in Orissa offshore and another with Gazprom in Bengal offshore.
LPG plant at Pata with a designed capacity of 2.58 lacs TPA of LPG commissioned for commercial production in March 2000.
LPG Plants at Usar and Lakwa commissioned. The design capacity of Usar plant is 1.39 lacs TPA and that of the Lakwa plant is 0.85 lacs TPA.
Uttar Pradesh Petrochemical Complex (UPPC) at Pata commissioned with a design capacity of 3 lacs TPA of Ethylene to produce 2. 60 lacs TPA of HDPE & LLDPE.
Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) incorporated for supply of gas to household sector, transport sector & commercial consumers in Delhi.
Government of India grants Navratna status to GAIL, thereby entrusting greater autonomy to GAIL after restructuring of the Board.
Gas processing units (GPU), offsite utilities of the petrochemical plant at Pata, commissioned.
Joint venture Agreement signed with British Gas on December 6, 1994.Mahanagar Gas Limited incorporated to implement Bombay City Gas Distribution project.
LPG project at Vaghodia commissioned in February 1993.
Phase-II at LPG Vijaipur plant commissioned in February 1992.
2800-km Hazira-Vijaipur-Jagdishpur (HVJ) pipeline becomes operational in 1991.
LPG phase-I plant at Vijaipur commissioned in February 1991.


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Moritzburg Festival
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|Germany — Sachsen
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|Location of Festival
|Moritzburg, Sachsen, Germany
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Kammermusik Festival Schloss Moritzburg e. V.
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The Moritzburg Festival under the artistic direction of the ECHO awarded cellist Jan Vogler belongs to the most internationally significant chamber music festivals. Every year in August more than 25 soloists from all over the world come to Moritzburg to concentrate on chamber music works which are performed in various concerts. The unique concept of the Moritzburg Festival combines concerts in the baroque Moritzburg Castle, the local church of Moritzburg, the Proschwitz Wine Estate, the Dresden Frauenkirche and the Volkswagen "Die Gläserne Manufaktur" (The Transparent Factory) in Dresden.
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|August 9 - 24, 2014
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Moritzburg Festival was founded in 1993 on the model of the Marlboro Festival that is held in the USA. The founders were inspired to establish a similar concept in the German federal state of Saxony. Moritzburg Castle near Dresden appeared to be the ideal setting to carry out this ambitious project. Owing to the presence of internationally renowned soloists and to the unique atmosphere of Moritzburg Castle the festival has quickly developed a unique spirit defined by highest musical standards and enthusiasm of the participating artists. Moritzburg has thus become a workshop of intense exchange of musical ideas, as far as the artists are concerned, and for the audience a top class music event which attracts visitors both from Germany and from abroad. The festival takes place every August. During two weeks soloists from all over the world concentrate on works of chamber music and perform them in concerts at the end.
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The biggest irony in the NBA is the delay of game, which really is a delay of game in and of itself.
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Backchecking: What To Expect: Part 1 — Coaching
HyeDray | Nov 22, 2011 | Comments 4
I have been quiet.
I have been waiting.
I have been patient.
But the dysfunction of the franchise has once again caught up with me, and I am going to take a guess that I am not alone in my dread. What began 2 months ago as hope that this season would afford the Islanders and its fans meaningful games in March and maybe April have evaporated like the morning dew on a Spring day. The brightness of the prodigal "son" proved once and for all that this Islander team — yet again — is not capable of competing. The no-show against the Florida Panthers on opening night was not a forewarning enough. Perhaps the goose egg laid against the Winnipeg Jets should have shown me. Maybe the 2 ass whippings at the hands of the defending champs. But last night sealed it for me. I gave them about a quarter of the season, and realize — it's more or less done for 2011-12.
A season that had promise based in large part on what transpired during the final 4 months of last season. Where did it go wrong?
Is it the coach and his staff that are not getting enough out of a talented group of players?
Is it a nasty funk the players are in, and no coach is going to change it?
Is it the arena?
Was it the lack of moves over the summer?
There are a number of "reasons" and we can all speculate, but until we are actually in the room, speculation, supposition, and the word of those in the room are all we can go with.
Though my disappointment is clear, and I am hoping that some moves are made, the rebuild can't be called a "failure" as some fans are suggesting.
Last night, after the game, and in reading some tweets, going back and forth with some fans and followers, there are a number of things that I think we need to be realistic about, and it is not going to make any of us happy.
A Coaching Change
I suppose its possible if the team loses really big like the last 2 nights , but I don't think it will happen — not a year after they brought Capuano in, and not right after giving him a new deal. This is the guy they wanted — the management, the players. There was no doubt. No ambiguity. There was no search done by Garth Snow and Charles Wang. They zeroed in on Jack before the end of the season if you recall, and made it official soon after the end of last season. They would need to be blown out the next few games in a row before Cappy is let go.
There is a possibility. The way this team is right now, I can see it happening, which would give Snow the mandate to make a change — considering the real culprits can't be all fired, including the owner.
The Isles have Philadelphia and then a home-and-home with the Devils — I could see the Islanders losing all three by 5-6 goal deficits, and being shut-out in the process. We always do poorly against the Flyers, and Zack Parise reminds us all of the fact he should be an Islander had any one of us been the GM that year. He is guaranteed at least 2 goals in each game (or so it seems)
I like Capuano. I think he is a good guy.
Not to be cold — but good guys don't cut it in this business. The players need someone who knows how to balance ass kicking and nurturing. There any number of buttons that need to be pushed, and they all need to be pushed on a little bit, all at the same time. It is a delicate balancing act, and one I am not sure Cappy is up to managing. I was hoping that having Doug Weight on the bench may help as a liaison between coaching staff and team, or the addition of some vets who had been through the wars — but they have all given up on each other.
The Choices
The Islanders would do well to go outside the organization, but they likely won't. Hartley, Therrien or Crawford would all offer a completely new direction, new voice and new systems — all desperately needed. This is still Scott Gordon's system with tweaks. But my guess is if Snow pulls the trigger — it will be one of Dean or Doug to finish out the year.
Should they do it?
I think they should. I think at this point, somehow, the players need a completely new direction. We said this just a year ago, and it messes up the stability that Snow has been trying to bring in after a decade of disaster under Mike Milbury. But he made a poor choice in both Gordon and Capuano. And what good is stability if they are stable losers?
A young team needs some experience, and someone who commands a certain level of respect. If I walk into the room and say to any of these players that they need to play with more fire and passion it does not have as much weight as a guy like Marc Crawford or Bob Hartley who have their names on the Stanley Cup. I would have added Ken Hitchcock to this list, though some feel he is too cerebral.
What to expect
Depends on what happens. If they are crushed in the next 3 games — and I mean crushed — expect a change. If they compete but lose the rest of the year, Cappy finishes the season.
If they do let Cappy go — expect Doug or Dean. That is what this organization does. They don't bring in the "real" people. So far, the only time that has worked for the Islanders is Laviolette — and as soon as he showed he was "real" he was fired.
Who would your choice be? Any of the three above or would you recommend someone else?
Ill have more on the players, the GM and the owner down the road — (been crazy busy)
Happy Thanksgiving — and I am truly sorry to all the Islander fans, my son included who I apologize to regularly for making him an Islander fan. (How sad is that…)
UPDATE: 12:15pm — Source is confirming Garth SNow has the authority to do what ever is needed to save the Isles season. This came from Chris Botta and Eric Hornick via Twitter. Is that a first "rumbling" something could happen to shake up the team?
UPDATE: 1:49PM — Arthur Staple Tweets — Garth Snow confirms to Newsday he has no intention of firing Jack Capuano (Can't say I am surprised)
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garth has "authority" when wang says so. Snow is a puppet, and that's all. As far as coaches. Either one of hartley, therrien or crawford would be ideal.
I do not pretend to know what the problem is, but I will say that change is needed, either behind or on the bench…Tie to shake this team up…
I don't know why I bother commenting – I happen to look for morbid curiousity at this site.
You guys make it so complicated, when the Islanders' ills are actually rooted in one thing.
Charles Wang is the worst owner in professional sports, bar none.
Wang is a total clown, as a hockey owner. There aren't many more ways over the years I can think of saying it.
You may confuse yourself into thinking that there must be a more complex explanation, but the dysfunction of this organization changes, when Wang sells – it's that simple. That's not a popular opinion on sites, such as this one, because it highlights the futility of still being an Islander fan and frames clearly what a waste of time it truly is (they ARE moving to Quebec, btw). But, no offense, if you haven't figured the aforementioned out on your own, then…. I really don't know what to tell ya.
But, for yet another time, I will amplify the obvious:
One, the Islanders owner has totally divested/disinvested (whichever you prefer) himself of this team, year in and year out spending just enough to still own the franchise under the collective bargaining agreement. Therefore, veterans that are signed by this owner are guys that the other 29 clubs (yes, even Columbus for chrissakes) know are on the scrap heap. The homegrown guys have no real support.
This dovetails into a bigger and more global problem with the organization:
Wang is likely divesting because he knows he will sell, and likely he will sell to a management team of men from Quebec, when the time is right.
Even if the players all have I.Q.'s of 38, this is something that must be felt, even if it is still an unknown. And even if the players are all idiots, they all have agents, whom are not.
*****In other words, the Islander players probably all know they are dead men walking.*****
It's a sad, sad, borderline tragic *#$%@& situation, really.
I really thought this was the year that it would happen for the Islanders. On paper, they have some good players. Maybe it is time to blow it up, but then again they still have the owner!


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Smoked Salmon & Avocado Hand Rolls
Jim Bathie
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Recipe Time
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Total: 10 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 400
- Fat: 12g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.5g
- Protein: 26g
- Carbohydrate: 47g
- Fiber: 9g
- Cholesterol: 45mg
- Sodium: 430mg
- 1/4 avocado, mashed
- 3 nori (seaweed) sheets
- 3/4 cup cooked and cooled brown rice
- 1 (1-ounce) slice smoked salmon
- 3 tomato slices
- 3 tablespoons chopped red onion
- 1 tablespoon capers
- 1. Spread avocado on nori sheets.
- 2. Top the avocado with brown rice, salmon, tomato, onion, and capers; roll up the nori sheets. Slice rolls into pieces with a serrated knife.
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This meal is perfect for a busy day. It came together in 16 minutes and we all enjoyed it, even our five year-old wanted seconds. For a quick dinner, it's perfect.
Linguine with Easy Meat Sauce
TheMomChef Posted: 10/03/11
snoopka Posted: 09/19/11
Quick, tasty....the family enjoyed it. Served with garlic bread and a salad.
misangeles6 Posted: 09/26/11
This recipe was very ... safe. Used dried pasta instead of fresh and basil instead of parsley (hoping for more flavor). Very quick for a weeknight meal, but the flavors were flat. You kept waiting for extra flavors to hit you, and they didn't. Every bite with basil was great, but non-basil bites were mediocre.
gchang55 Posted: 10/09/11
solid weekday dinner - good sauce, added more parmesan and some garlic salt.
jennitc Posted: 09/22/11
Substituted 1 lb diced fresh tomatoes. Had to cook covered for a few minutes longer so the tomatoes would release their juices, and added a splash of pasta water. Also used 1 lb dried pasta. Topped with a little parmesean and it was delicious!
BrendaLRGale Posted: 02/23/12
This was tasty and easy! I sub'd ground turkey breast for the beef and left out the parsley. Eight pts!
Ellefrancelle Posted: 04/20/12
Delicious & light in calories! The only suggestion I would give as my personal preference is to please be more specific when providing the yield serving.;) i.e.: 1 cup or 1/2 cup of pasta to 1 cup to 1/2 of cup of sauce,etc. Especially for all of us counting exact calories!;) Otherwise scrumptious!;) <3
crimegirl Posted: 04/19/12
this was a great quick weeknight meal. You need to make a couple of changes to make it more flavorful. First, i used 2/3 lb of meat and 2/3 cup onion, and 1 extra can of tomatoes so we would have leftovers for the next day. Then, I added a little more garlic, I doubled the oregano and also added dried thyme and basil as well. I then melted a little bit of fresh grated parmesan into the sauce, which gives it a nice smoky flavor and helps the texture of the sauce. I also used 4 tbsp of tomato paste instead of 3 and we used dried whole grain linguine. Sprinkle with lots of fresh basil (it's a must) and some more fresh grated parm and this was awesome. It feels great not having to rely on bottled pasta sauce for a change!
socialkombat1 Posted: 02/12/13
I like this recipe a lot. It's very easy. Mu husband is picky when it comes to tomatoes, so I've subbed the diced tomatoes for crushed and it's still really, really good. I usually add some basil or italian seasoning and crushed red pepper.
clbear96 Posted: 01/27/13
This was VERY good, but felt it was missing something. It took some time, but we finally figured it out! BASIL! It needs basil and maybe a little more salt. I used shrimp instead of ground beef and also added a little Italian seasoning because I love Italian seasoning! Will be making frequently!
TheAspiringChef Posted: 08/04/14
Super quick, simple recipe. I followed the recipe exactly and it turned out great. I like a "saucy" sauce so next time will try adding tomato sauce in addition to the diced tomatoes or try crushed tomatoes as others have recommended.
melendbm Posted: 09/01/13
This has become our weekly spagetti recipe instead of using Prego out of the can. Our kids really love it. We use crushed tomatoes in place of diced. We add 2 Tablespoons of sugar (a must!) and 1/8 cup of red wine. We also substitute Italian Seasonings for the Oregano. It is quicker and cheaper than the store-bought sauces and it tastes better.


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MacMania 8 Cruise Slideshow
As I write this, we are on the penultimate day of the MacMania 8 Mediterranean cruise - five countries and eight ports of call in ten days.
This was my first MacMania Cruise and my first time on a cruise ship so I had little information to go on as to how this would all come together - and, for the most part, it has gone about as well as can be expected.Read more »
Going on your first cruise is exciting, fun, scary, challenging, frustrating, aggravating… And sometimes, all of that within moments of each other.
We boarded the ship (and what a ship it is - almost 300 meters or 320 yards long, 86 thousand tons with 900 crew members, 12 decks and a top speed of 22 knots or more than 25 mph and built in Helsinki, Finland in 2000) on Wednesday. According to several MacMania veterans, the boarding process on this particular ship took much longer (4 hours) and was much more disorganized than previous cruises on the Holland America line.Read more »
And so the "Trip of a Lifetime" Mac Mania 8 cruise, co-produced by InSight Cruises and Macworld, begins with a (much-delayed at JFK) flight into Rome's Fiumicino Airport bright and early in the morning.
This particular cruise is in a part of the world I've always wanted to visit so when my wife (Lesa Snider King, author of the Photoshop CS4: The Missing Manual) asked if I wanted to go with her as she teaches Photoshop classes on the cruise, I jumped at the chance.Read more »
Hello again from the Caribbean! This is the second of two reports from MacMania 7, the latest installment in a series of Mac conferences that take place aboard a cruise ship on the move between various exotic ports of call.
In my previous dispatch, we had already visited Half Moon Cay in the Bahamas and Aruba in the Netherlands Antilles. Since then we've logged well over 1,000 nautical miles and visited even more ports, and onboard we've spent a lot of time talking about Macs and talking with our fellow Mac users.
On Wednesday our destination was another Dutch possession, the island of Curaçao. The island seems to be much wetter than Aruba, and it was definitely a warm and humid day. Our visit to Curaçao coincided with my daughter's sixth birthday, so we splurged on a visit to the Curaçao Dolphin Academy so that we could all spend some time in close proximity to the dolphins. Suffice it to say that they are much, much bigger in person than you might expect from seeing them on TV.Read more »
Hello from the Caribbean! Yes, it's that time of year, when Macworld editors write about what's going on at the latest MacMania cruise —where dozens of Mac users (but not you) are mixing a fantastic, exotic vacation with the latest and greatest Mac info from a team of expert speakers.
This installment, MacMania 7, is a 10-day cruise in the Caribbean aboard the MS Volendam with the highlight of the trip being a passage into the Panama Canal. I say into and not through there because this isn't one of those two-week, start in San Diego, end in Florida type itineraries. Instead, we depart and return to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. But in between those two stops, not only do we pass into Gatun Lake in the center of the Panama Canal, but we visit numerous Caribbean destinations.
Being mindful of the fact that the calendar is slouching toward the holidays, I have to point out that it seems to be 80 degrees and sunny everywhere we go. Today I met a guy from Chicago who pointed out that temperatures were in the 40s when he left home—good timing.Read more »
Many years ago—back when "digital camera" meant your images had the date and time stamped on them in that lovely LED font —I owned a 35mm single-lens reflex film camera. While I loved the picture quality, I grew tired of the work involved in setting up the camera to get those great shots. I also didn't like lugging around all the gear—spare lenses and film, primarily. So at some point in time, I migrated to a "consumer" 35mm camera that had only a couple of modes to choose between and no lenses to swap.
When digital cameras came out, I stayed with the same "consumer" type cameras, preferring the small and light pocket digital cameras over their full-sized cousins. As of late, my camera of choice has been the Canon PowerShot SD400 ( ). It's so small and light, it goes nearly everywhere with me, and it takes what I thought were decent pictures. However, the small digital cameras are generally limited to a 3x optical zoom, and I've often found myself wanting a better zoom. I also enjoy landscape photography, and wanted something that would let me get some better macro shots of the flowers in our garden. Because of these issues, I've been mulling over returning to the SLR world for a few months, but hadn't actually done much about finding out which camera I'd like to buy.
Then something very lucky happened: Ken Smith of Glazer's Camera arranged to bring a bunch of rental camera gear on the recent Mac Mania / Aperture Geek Cruise. Even better, Ken was making the equipment available to the Geek Cruisers for free , and he brought a lot of really nice stuff. As much as I was tempted to request the $4,500 EOS-1D Mark III, I figured my actual budget was going to be substantially lower than that when I did my post-cruise shopping.Read more »
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Yukon wrote:
StephenB wrote:What I find interesting is how DW says that 'yes, I'm in close contact with this group' to a different group and vice versa, when in fact he's not in close contact with anyone.
So your saying email is the only form of communication?
No, emails are used exclusively for creating false impressions that government agencies are skeptical to the point of laughing at Weir :)
Q: What would happen if you give 12V battery and two 6V light bulbs to Weir/Nelson?
A: They will wait 8 years for 12V➜6V DC-DC converter.


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We finally have a good reason to celebrate Valentine's Day: Vegan Red Velvet Cupcakes with Petey! I love this kid. He's too much. Is this the cutest kid in the world or do I just not know any kids? My money is on the former. More over: yes! I will be your valentine, Petey!
Inhabitots has the recipe for your reading pleasure.
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Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Two Stares
Waste2 Reviews
I'll help you see it through 'cause I just really want to be with you...
lmfao hhhahahahhhhhahahahahahahhaha i almost pissed myself oh lord hahahaaha
Hey guys. :)
I'm in an incredible mood this evening, so be prepared for either a very happy and humorous chapter or something that makes your heart melt.
Or just something near that.
Probably just a happy progressing chapter or something like that.
stay awake mcr ftw
Jude xoxo
Title from Foster The People
4 days later
A very nice morning
"Hah, missed me!"
"Yeah right, stop moving and maybe I'll get you."
"Nah, I like keeping paper out of my face, ya know?"
Frank ducked his head under his white hospital bedsheets, clasping his hands over his head in a way that tugged his brown hair.
"Nerr herr, you can't get me unda hereeee." he said with a teasing voice.
Frank heard the steely monitor that kept tabs on Gerards heart rate and other information let out a long, shrill sound. The sound you hear on medical TV shows and read about in stories, but haven't ever experienced.
"...Uh...Gerard?" Frank spoke, with no reply.
Frank clawed at his bedsheets before they were tossed aside by something other than his frantic hands and a paper plane flew into his face.
"I win." said a grinning Gerard that was leaning onto his side, arms crossed as he stood next to a worried Frank.
"You little...I THOUGHT YOU DIED OVER THERE!" Frank screeched before tumbling out of his bed and crashing onto Gerard, pulling out his own IV needle and medical strings. Of course, the monitor reported that Frank had "flat-lined", to which Frank responded by unplugging the monitor.
"Harrrr, Gerard, I died."
"I'm dead too! WASSUP MAN?"
"....Where's Jesus?"
Franks question was interrupted by the sound of multiple pairs of footsteps approaching the hospital dorm. The two boys looked at each other and tried straightening themselves out as much as possible, with little success in smoothing down their hair or fixing the blue speckled hospital gowns that they were given upon arrival.
"Yes?" the addressed answered in unison.
"...What happened with the monitors? Why are you on the floor?"
This was where the explanation began. From the beginning, where Gerard had been drawing a coffee mug ("I miss coffee real bad..") and suggested that he and Frank turn the art paper into an airplane and try to land it on the others body as a sort of game, to where Gerard climbed out of his bed, to the current position they were in now.
After listening to the story, the doctors and nurses put the boys in their correct places, re-attaching wires here and there. They went through the process with solemn faces that held amused eyes and awed minds. Two boys getting along so well had not been common in the hospital, where there had always been insults and attempts at critical injuries, even.
These guys...they were a different story.
Nurses, visitors, doctors, and others workers alike were heart-warmed when they heard the conversations the two held, full of pure innocence and longing to know more.
"What." he responded with little surprise.
"Calm down, it's okay. Let me fine the kit thing whatever it is."
"Okay." Gerard said with a small voice, holding the skin under his right eye.
It was some hours after the medical personnel left. It was around 10 at night, and most patients had decided that it was lights out at 9. But, being young boys and having the same room that was shared with no one else, they closed the door and were staying up until early hours.
Frank began his small journey by turning off his monitor and ripping off all the wires attached to his body, other than the IV. Now able to move around, he swung his legs off his bed and started searching for the kit, his IV&blood bag mobile trailing behind him wherever he went.
He finally found the kit stowed by the rooms entrance door, and brought it back to where he had been laying before clicking it open. He rummaged around the tin box as he found the alcohol, tissues, and band-aids. Frank held all three items in his hands before turning around.
"I found the stuff."
"You seem very proud of yourself."
"I am, I am." he said happily.
"So..can you do this yourself, or...?" he continued uncertainly.
"Uh..no." Gerard said as he gestured with his head to how weak his arms were from the medications he was being given.
"I'll do it for you." Frank suggested.
"Cool, just don't kill me."
Giggling, Frank put a folded tissue over the opening of the rubbing alcohol bottle, tipping enough out to wet it. He leaned over Gerards bed and put his hand on Gerards forehead before telling him
"This is probably gonna sting."
"Dude, it's antiseptic, I'll be okay."
Frank shrugged before he moved Gerards hand away and began dabbing the area of blood with a gentle hand. Gerards eyebrows creased, showing that he was experiencing the pain he hadn't worried about moments ago.
As Frank wiped the blood away and applied the alcohol, he heard Gerards monitor beep at a steadily growing pace before he looked up, and saw that the boys heart-rate was above the norm; almost 200 for a resting position.
"Wow, that's embarrassing." Gerard spoke as he ripped out the string that was monitoring his heartbeat.
"Chill, you won't." Frank replied.
Frank stretched his arm above Gerards face, which was propped on three hospital pillows, and turned the monitor off. He bent over and picked up the wire Gerard had ripped from his skin, and, to Gerards surprise, carefully inserted it back into its correct spot on Gerards chest.
"But...what..how'd you do..?"
"I've been here a couple times, you learn things after a while." Frank grinned.
He opened the small package that contained a band-aid, and plastered it precisely under Gerards right eye.
"Does it feel better?"
"Not really, it burns and the cut still hurts..."
"Huh. There might be a way to make it better, but it's risky." Frank suggested.
"What is it?" Gerard asked.
Frank turned on Gerards monitor once more.
"What, by doing that?"
"Uh..no. I just wanted it back on in case somebody yells at you for having it off."
"Oohh, I get it."
"What's the other thing? The risky thing?" he blabbered.
Frank responded by leaning over Gerards bed again, staring momentarily into his browned hazel eyes with his own nervous ones.
He pressed his lips to the band-aid on Gerards upper cheek, hovering them there lightly before pulling away with a shy smile.
The kiss had been short and full of something Gerard had never experienced.
It was unconditionally pure and beautiful, but this was not something he realized, or bothered to think about.
All Gerard could do was stare.
does gerard accept frank?
oooohhh secretsss


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What's Netflix Worth?
Bob is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), the well-known provider of online movies and TV shows, has had an amazing last 12 months. The stock price crashed from $125 in early 2012 to a low of $53 as the company made some missteps and lost favor on Wall Street. In the fall, famed investor Carl Icahn reported he had an almost 10% stake in the company. In response, the stock price rose about 30% to around $80. Netflix also regained Street confidence with a recent better than expected preliminary quarterly result. The company announced a surprise profit for the final three months of last year, as well as the addition of 3.8 million subscribers to their video-streaming service, and the stock jumped another 40% higher on the news. The shares continued to rise as investors viewed the company's future more favorably.
Now the investor wants to know where it can go from here. One helpful clue is an appraisal on what the company is worth. Though the shares can trade at a significantly higher or lower price for an extended period of time, eventually the stock ends up settling at a level resembling the business's fair value.
There are many methods to value a company, but one way that seems appropriate for Netflix is enterprise value (EV) per subscriber. This method basically takes the EV, or total stock market value plus long term debt, of comparable companies on a per subscriber basis and then applies an equivalent factor to Netflix.
There are four companies that might be a good comparison for Netflix: Cable TV providers Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) & Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) and satellite TV providers DISH Network (NASDAQ: DISH) & DIRECTV (NASDAQ: DTV).
The determination of EV per subscriber reveals that for the cable TV providers, Time Warner Cable has an EV of around $56.2 billion with roughly 15.3 million subscribers meaning an EV per subscriber of $3673. Comcast, using estimated figures for their cable TV business only, has an EV per subscriber amount of $4052 based on 23.0 million subscribers and an EV of $93.2 billion.
For the satellite TV providers, DISH Network came in with an EV of $27.1 billion and around 14.0 million subscribers resulting in an EV per subscriber value of $1935. DIRECTV, with an EV of $50.5 billion and 29.6 million subscribers, has a per subscriber worth of $1706.
The data indicates that, in general and using round numbers, the market assumes reasonable fair value at $3800 per subscriber on a cable TV basis and $1800 per subscriber on a satellite TV basis. Why the big difference between cable and satellite valuation?
One major reason is the amount of revenue each subscriber provides. A cable TV subscriber generates about $400 of sales per quarter and the satellite subscriber generates roughly $250 per quarter.
Revenue per subscriber is significant, especially when assessing Netflix. The company generated sales of about $30 per subscriber per quarter over the recent reporting periods. For valuation purposes, the cable and satellite EV per subscriber amounts need to be adjusted when applied to Netflix. It would not be fair to give Netflix enterprise value credit at the same amounts as the cable or satellite providers when the company only brings in revenue at a fraction of what the other providers generate.
After adjusting for the lower sales per subscriber, we finally get to a benchmark comparable value estimate of $285 per subscriber on a cable TV basis and $216 per subscriber on a satellite basis. Given Netflix has roughly 39 million subscribers that equates to an equivalent fair value range of around $188 to $143 per share.
But our $188 to $143 per share Netflix fair value estimate is not definitive. There are other considerations that may indicate a higher or lower price range is appropriate.
Some factors favoring a higher value include:
Netflix may have better growth potential that the cable/satellite players.
Netflix is a smaller, more nimble company that can innovate quicker.
Netflix may be an acquisition target, as suggested by Mr. Icahn.
Some factors favoring a lower value include:
Cable/satellite providers face less competition in their core business.
Cable/satellite providers may have better purchasing power for distribution content due to their size.
Fair value estimates are not an exact science, but they do help when considering if a share price is grossly overextended or greatly undervalued. Netflix is a good example. Carl Icahn again proved his ability to spot a bargain when he took advantage of a noticeable under valuation and bought in at an average share equivalent cost in the mid $50's. (There's more about how Mr. Icahn does it here.)
While this Netflix valuation exercise is certainly not the final word and further analysis would be necessary; it is a helpful starting point to estimate what the company might be worth.
grahamsway (Bob Chandler) has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends Netflix. The Motley Fool owns shares of Netflix. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools may not all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Is this post wrong? Click here. Think you can do better? Join us and write your own!


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Jessica Camerato
11mFighting for a playoff spot, the Revolution pick up a huge 3-2 win over the Crew, sealed by Diego Fagundez's late goal.
11mComments (1)The Celtics are no longer title contenders fighting for a championship this season. Rather, they are building toward the future.
11mComments (1)The Red Sox gave their take on David Ortiz's prowess during the course of the regular season, which is on display as they are one win away from advancing to the World Series.
11mComments (22)LeBron James remembers when Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry criticized Ray Allen for leaving Boston. Now, he notes laconically, they -- and Paul Pierce -- left, too.
11mComments (2)Recovering from his ACL injury and now the Celtics elder statesman, Rajon Rondo is quick to mentor the new point guards and the rest of his teammates.
11mCSNNE.com's Jessica Camerato interviews the Revolution defender as his rookie season nears its end.
11mVitor Faverani began playing in Spain as a teenager and is taking some of the traditions with him in his first NBA season, starting with his sleeping habits.


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Vietnamese Business Resources Association of Hawaii
Scholarship Dinner
VBRAH hosts one to two fundraisers every year in order to raise funds for our scholarship program. This coming year in 2014, the VBRAH scholarship committee has chosen to open up the scholarships to University of Hawaii at Manoa undergrad and grad school students.
Tet Festival
To perpetuate the Vietnamese heritage, VBRAH proudly partners with the elders in the community to put on the Lunar New Year Tet Festival at Kapiolani Park each year. Culture, food, lion dances, and other Vietnamese traditions are practiced as the community on Oahu brings in the new year.
The Vietnamese Business Resources Association of Hawaii (VBRAH) is a non profit organization in Hawaii that is dedicated to organizing and uniting the local business community to carry out nonprofit and charitable activities that enhance and give back to the community at large. VBRAH also serves as a community resource and educational organization to promote, foster and strengthen the civic, social, and professional development of the local Vietnamese community and the community at large. Apply today and become a member and supporter of VBRAH!
Learn about how you can get involved with our upcoming community service and professional networking events! VBRAH invites you to participate in upcoming events and join your fellow business professionals to help support and foster the civic and professional development in the Vietnamese-American community of Hawaii
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What is so special about the Time Warner Cable channel guide? The guide lets you view all the channels that are available and at what time so you never have to miss out on what you want. Moreover, this guide lets you compare what channels are available in each package so you can select the right one.
• The Time Warner Cable listing shows you the most popular shows in your area. All you have to do is enter your zip code and you'll be directed to a page where you can check out the latest channels added to your area. If there is a channel not included in your package that you like, you may be able to call to order it as an a la carte option.
• Review all Time Warner Cable channels to see what is available. You can check the channels that you're interested in at the Time Warner Cable channel listing. Choose by browsing randomly, by searching for a particular show you already know, or by discovering great shows you've never heard of when you search by genre. Access the guide for yourself to see how user-friendly it is.
• In fact, the Time Warner channel guide allows you to view the most current programs, make your selection, and even receive email alerts when new episodes air which will help prevent you from missing any of your favorite shows. When you sign in and add a show to your profile, the new program included in your menu selection alerts. If you change your mind about your favorite shows, you can always delete it your personal menu.
• With the Time Warner Cable channel lineup, you can view the channels included in your package. Whether it is a sports network, international channel, music channel, or On Demand titles, you can simply check the box you want to see the lineup and learn what is available to you.
If you want to compare two packages side-by-side, you can also do this. In fact, you can use the sort-by-package option to see what is available in different packages such as basic cable, digital tier, family choice and many others. Compare all packages so that the selection becomes easier and more meaningful when you look for that perfect package!


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This week's featured music video is Beth Ditto & The Gossip's fabulous new video Men In Love -- Watch:
Featured Music Video: Men In Love
Posted by Robin on Friday, October 29, 2010
DADT Survey Says...
The DADT survey results may not be officially out but...NBC News' Richard Engel reports exclusively to The Rachel Maddow Show on the results of a "Don't ask, don't tell" military survey to be released December 1st, 2010, showing that most members of the military don't really care about whether their colleagues are gay. Most negative responses were from the Marines and the most worrisome question for all was the shower arrangements...Watch:
Posted by Robin on Friday, October 29, 2010
Checking The Anti-Gay Pulse in Uganda
From Uganda, CNN's David McKenzie reports on the anti-gay sentiment in the streets following the outing of gays in a local tabloid. He also talks to the publisher of the rag, a lesbian couple who were forced to flee a mob when they were outed by the publisher. McKenzie also talks to David Bahati, the member of the Ugandan Parliament behind the controversial "anti-gay" bill, who says its still very much on and will pass soon. Watch:
Posted by Robin on Thursday, October 28, 2010
Labels: Africa, Discrimination, Videos
That's Gay Inspects "The A-List"
Bryan Safi learns that trashy reality shows are no longer the sole province of crazy straight people and Kardashians. Bryan checks out Rodiney, Edwing and other "A-Lister" dudes with ridiculously spelled names from LOGO's "The A-List". Watch:
Posted by Robin on Monday, October 25, 2010
Labels: Entertainment, Videos
Denis Simpson - Obituraries
Denis Simpson, (1950 - October 22, 2010) -- Just shy of his 60th birthday, Canadian actor and singer, Denis Simpson died from a brain hemorrhage in Toronto while preparing for a play. Denis was perhaps best known for being the host of the TV show, Polka Dot Door, and being the original bass vocalist for The Nylons. Here's some of the press coverage:
Posted by Robin on Monday, October 25, 2010
Labels: Entertainment, Obits
Psychobabble: Too Many Sisters Affect Male Sexuality
According to a psychology wonk that published a study this month in Psychological Science, growing up with lots of sisters makes a man less sexy.
Labels: Family, Health, Relationships, Science, Sex
Featured Music Video: Broadway Sings "It Gets Better"
This Week's Featured Music Video: Broadway stars rock out in a celebration of life, in the wake of LGBT suicides across America. Watch:
EU Court of Human Rights Finds Russian Ban on Gay-Rights Marches in Moscow Unjustified
On Thursday, October 21, the European Court of Human Rights found Russia in violation of three articles in the case of Russian gay rights activist, Nikolay Alekseyev vs Russia. The case concerned the complaints by the activist about the repeated rejection by the Moscow authorities of his requests to organise gay-pride parades.
Labels: Discrimination, Europe, Legal
Right-Wing U.S. Evangelicals Tied to Anti-Gay Fervor in Uganda
Human rights activists in Uganda are warning that the lives of gay people are in danger after a newspaper published a front-page story featuring the names and photographs of what it called Uganda's 100 "top" gays and lesbians alongside a yellow banner that read "Hang Them."
Andrew Sullivan On Blogging, Politics & Gay Stuff
In this BIG BigThink interview, writer and blogger Andrew Sullivan talks about blogging, journalism, gay Republicans, gay conservatives, coming out, the greatest gay American and more.
Beth Ditto & The Gossip: It's OK to be Weird
Beth Ditto and The Gossip on being gay, coming out, getting out and being weird. Watch:
Labels: Coming Out, Life, Videos, Youth
Ft. Worth City Councillor Joel Burns & Husband Speak Out
One man went from being a Fort Worth City Councilman minding his own business to worldwide leader in the fight to stop bullying. Joel Burns and his husband, political consultant J.D. Angle, join The Last Word to talk about it -- Watch:
Labels: Discrimination, Politics, Videos, Youth
CHANGE of Plans: DADT Restored by Appeals Court
This is "Change"? Despite what President Obama and his press secretary, Robert Gibbs say; namely that Obama will end 'Don't ask, don't tell' and that he thinks the policy is highly discrimnatory, once again team Obama struck a blow at gays. At the request of President Obama, an appeals court on Wednesday suspended a ruling that declared "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" unconstitutional, saying it would cause "Significant Immediate Harm To The Military". David Martin of CBS News reports on the latest -- Watch:
Labels: Discrimination, Legal, Military, Videos
Outrage At Gay Slur During High School Football Game
Gay chant sparks outrage at high school football game - but not by the students...Fans at an Ohio high school football game chant a gay slur in unison at the opposing team. And the kids from the opposing school? -- Well, they've got their own gay slur for their opponets too. WKYC's Kim Wheeler reports:
Labels: Discrimination, Videos, Youth
Last of the 'Pink Triangles'
At 97, Rudolf Brazda is probably the last surviving man to have been sent to the Buchenwald concentration camp by the Nazis for being a homosexual. Like the other homosexuals who had been arrested, he was issued with a pink triangle to identify himself as such and also issued a number; his was 7952. In this video interview for Yagg, Rudolf Brazda remembers his years as a prisoner at Buchenwald. Watch:
Reactions to U.S. Military Recruiters Being Told To Accept Gay Applicants
Yesterday, upon finding out that U.S. military recruiters were being told to accept gay applicants, Lt. Dan Choi who had been discharged this year over 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' rules, decided to join up. -- Dan Choi and Alexander Nicholson (Servicemembers United) join CNN's Anderson Cooper to react to the reaffirmation allowing gays to serve. Watch:
A Convo with John Amaechi
BigThink has a conversation with the former basketball player and psychologist, John Amaechi on achieving the extraordinary, when he knew he was gay and his coming out process, the closet and celebs, combating homophobia, problems facing students and more.
Canadian Gay History: Jane Rule
Canadian Gay History: The Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives presents in this video, a brief history of writer Jane Rule, CM, OBC (March 28, 1931 – November 27, 2007) and her contributions to literature. Watch:
Posted by Robin on Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Mississippi Sheriff's Dept. Sued For Firing Gay Corrections Officer
ACLU Sues Sheriff's Department On Behalf Of Corrections Officer Fired For Being Gay - Mississippi Officer Had Unblemished Record - Outed During Domestic Dispute
Posted by Robin on Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Labels: Discrimination, Legal, Police Beat
Canadian Gay History: Rev Brent Hawkes
Canadian Gay History: A short video introduction by the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives on Rev. Brent Hawkes CM, and his contributions to gay rights in Canada. Watch:
Posted by Robin on Monday, October 18, 2010
Neil Patrick Harris: Babies!
They're Here! Neil Patrick Harris has just tweeted the long expected baby announcement!
Labels: Entertainment, Family, Life
Featured Music Video: The MIRROR MIRROR Spectacle
This week's featured music video: Live footage of the Queen Elizabeth Hall debut of the MIRROR MIRROR Spectacle by The Irrepressibles. Watch:
Canadian Gay History: The Brunswick Four
Canadian Gay History: A brief introduction to the Brunswick Four, (a historic incident in Toronto in 1974 that started with four lesbians singing "I Enjoy Being A Dyke".) by the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives. Watch:
Jamaican PM Spins Justification for Homophobia & Discrimination
"Is Jamaica Homophobic?" - " Why are homosexual acts illegal in Jamaica?" -- Questions fit for a PM's spin...
Labels: Discrimination, Legal, Politics, Religion, Videos
Richard Kim Discusses The Major Issues Facing the Gay Rights Movemnent
The Nation's Richard Kim joins Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez of Democracy Now to discuss some of the major issues facing the gay rights movement in America today, including Tuesday's decision by a federal judge to end the military's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy; the surge in gay teenagers committing suicide; the homophobic remarks of politicians ahead of the midterm elections; and the recent brutal beatings and torture of three New York men because of their sexual orientation. Watch:
Posted by Robin on Thursday, October 14, 2010
Labels: Discrimination, Rights, Videos
Lost Memoir of an Androgyne from 1921 Discovered
PHILADELPHIA, PA -- Dr. Randall Sell, a professor at the Drexel University School of Public Health and director of the LGBT Health Program, announced this week that he has discovered significant parts of the long, lost third volume of memoirs, entitled "Riddle of the Underworld," from 1921 by the pseudonymous Earl Lind. With the recent suicides in the LGBT community, the timing of the finding is heightened by Lind's explicit and emphatic pleas for adults to support "sexual and gender non-conformists" to prevent their suicide.
Posted by Robin on Thursday, October 14, 2010
De-Lovely: The Cole Porter Story Makes Me Want To Sing
The film, De-Lovely: The Cole Porter Story makes me want to sing or mangle a verse or two.
Posted by Robin on Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Labels: Entertainment, History, Movies, Reviews
The Curious Case of the Female Husband
Louis Crompton in his book, Homosexuality & Civilization* noted that in 1746, Henry Fielding wrote a short fictionalized account of a curious case regarding lesbianism. It was a catchpenny effort, just twenty-three pages long entitled, The Female Husband, or the Surprising History of Mrs. Mary, alias Mr. George Hamilton. I haven't been able to track down a copy of Fielding's story but I have managed to get an account of the real story which was published in The Newgate Calendar.
Posted by Robin on Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Featured Music Video: Postcards
This week's featured music video: 'Postcards' is from An Horse's debut album 'Rearrange Beds'. Watch:
Stunned & Targeted Student: It's Hard Not To Say Anything Now
Targeted Student Breaks His Silence: In an exclusive interview, student Chris Armstrong speaks to CNN's Anderson Cooper about being targeted online by a homophobic Michigan official. Watch:
Labels: Discrimination, Videos, Youth
World's Largest LGBT Research Collection Donated to USC Libraries
University of Southern California Libraries Becomes - Home to World's Largest LGBT Research Collection, ONE Archives.
Director Jeffrey Friedman: The Poem 'Howl' Broke So Many Rules
In this video interview, fab magazine associate editor Matt Thomas talks with writer/director Jeffrey Friedman about his new film Howl, starring James Franco. Watch:
Labels: Entertainment, Videos
The Mollies' Club -- One of London's Early Gay Clubs
London's gentleman's clubs, (no they weren't euphemisms for strip joints) were the places of choice where gentlemen used to hang out and relax from the rigours of being gentlemen in the City back in the day. Some of these clubs were staid whilst others, not so much.
Posted by Robin on Thursday, October 07, 2010
An Introduction to the Strange History of the Chevalier D'Eon
Queer History: The following is a brief account of the strange story about a French diplomatist and spy known as the Chevalier d'Eon, (October 5, 1728 – May 21, 1810) who during the early part of his career dressed as a man and during the later part became known as Madam or Mademoiselle de Beaumont and dressed as a woman.
Posted by Robin on Wednesday, October 06, 2010
Two Nice Jewish Boys, Their Engagement Notice & The Resulting Firestorm
Love, Firestorms & Hasty Reactions -- All Because Two Nice NY Jewish Boys Announced Their Engagement ...
Posted by Robin on Wednesday, October 06, 2010
Labels: Discrimination, Headlines, Relationships, Religion
Noël Coward: His Life in News Clippings
Gay History Month Post: Sir Noël Peirce Coward, (December 16, 1899 – March 26, 1973) was an English playwright, composer, director, actor and singer who had a flair for getting noticed by the press; although it wasn't always good publicity. The following are links to just a few of the many news stories about Noël Coward, dating from 1934 until his death in 1973.
Posted by Robin on Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Labels: Entertainment, Headlines, History
Books on Gay History (2010)
Books on Gay History -- A short list of books that have come out or are coming out this year that are devoted to gay history:
Neil Patrick Harris: Stand Tall - Be Proud
On the heels of the gay kids who've recently committed suicide, Neil Patrick Harris says that hurting yourself is not the answer -- stand tall and be proud. Watch:
Labels: Discrimination, Featured, Videos, Youth
Preaching to the 'Not Gay' Preacher
Bryan Safi of That's Gay follows the ongoing developments in the Bishop Eddie Long scandal. In chess, Bishops can only move diagonally, but this Bishop will need all kinds of moves to extricate himself from the increasingly damaging accusations...Watch:
Featured Music Video: Animal Arithmetic
This week's featured music video is the second video from Jónsi's album "Go" -- Watch:
LGBT History Month - Posts From The Past
October is LGBT History Month in the U.S. -- Here's some posts from the past that I've done on various parts of gay history:
Hate Crime Probe for Student's Suicide
Update on Rutgers Student Suicide Case: Prosecutors in New Jersey are now considering bias charges against two university freshmen who are accused of driving Tyler Clementi to kill himself by streaming video of a romantic encounter with another man. NBC's Mike Taibbi reports.
Labels: Crime, Discrimination, Legal, Videos
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Hi guys
I'm calling a array from my database
its a list of categories. Words like Construction are fine. But when its like
Media & Creative or Recruitment Consultancy
it stops displaying anything after the first word
it displays it ok when im printing it out, but when I call it in the url (please point your cursor over a two worder)
It only shows the first word
Thanks in advance for your help