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Like it or not, the Lingerie Football League is rapidly gaining popularity across the globe. Having started out as a 10-team league from the United States, the LFL has since expanded into Canada and a trial match is taking place in Australia this June. By 2013, the LFL should have permanent teams in Australia. That has infuriated Australian sports minister Kate Lundy, who like many others believes the league is degrading to women.
In a recent article she wrote for the Australian blog Mamamia.com, Lundy blasted the Lingerie League and encouraged the people of Australia to not support it.
"The LFL is about giving viewers an opportunity to perv on women in gear that looks like it's come from an adult shop," Lundy wrote. "It's called the Lingerie Football League because it's almost exclusively about the underwear.
"Lingerie Football isn't just a distraction; it's an assault on sport. Anyone who's participated in sport, or followed a team, can attest to the fact sport is an incredibly powerful platform for social inclusion. The problem with Lingerie Football is that in sexualising the game of gridiron they're undermining any future for broader inclusion in the sport, inevitably making it harder for women to make inroads or receive equitable treatment."

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Online Arabic Handwriting Recognition Using Hidden Markov Models
Tenth International Workshop on Frontiers in Handwriting Recognition (2006)
Abstract: Online handwriting recognition of Arabic script is a difficult problem since it is naturally both cursive and unconstrained. The analysis of Arabic script is further complicated in comparison to Latin script due to obligatory dots/stokes that are placed above or below most letters. This paper introduces a Hidden Markov Model (HMM) based system to provide solutions for most of the difficulties inherent in recognizing Arabic script including: letter connectivity, position-dependent letter shaping, and delayed strokes. This is the first HMM-based solution to online Arabic handwriting recognition. We report successful results for writerdependent and writer-independent word recognition.
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- Domain : Computer Science/Document and Text Processing
Computer Science/Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
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The price will go down in a bit. Not everyone needs to have epic ammo all the bloody time.
So no, I have no sympathy for people who complain about the price of this ammo in the first two-three weeks of patch 3.3
However, any Hunter who picks up Engineering and wants to only use bows or guns or whatever and then can't even make his own ammo unless he wants to go to the trouble of changing engineering spec - yeah, they got that part wrong.
Not that Hunter's should be entitled not to take a hit in efficiency or 'flavour' choice if they decide to limit themselves to one particular type of weapon - but I can see how this would look unfair to a lot of players.
So yes, you're right imo - NOT FUN - but I agree with you for different reasons than you stated.
I'm in a position to profit heavily from this in a few days - but I don't think this situation should have happened to begin with. Especially not with them expressively stating that they want to get rid of ammo cost altogether - not that Hunters aren't one of the cheapest classes already, what with little repair costs in raids compared to tanks at least.


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Paisa Yeh Paisa - from "Karz"
Lyrics & Chords
A great, foot-tapping, energetic song from "Karz". This is brilliantly rendered by Kishore Kumar to the powerful music of Laxmikant Pyarelal. Lyrics are by Anand Bakshi. The movie came from Subhash Ghai banner.
The movie's concept was based on reincarnation and it became a big hit, with Rishi Kapoor and Tina Munim playing the main roles. Other great songs included in the movie were Dard-e-Dil (also rendered by me and can be found on my page, should you decide to listen), "Om Shanti OM", "Main Solah Baras Ki, Tu Satraan Baras Ka", and the very famous "Ek Hasina Thi".
Please listen to my attempt on this high pitched, and energetic rendition. Will be awaiting feedback with baited breath.
Mustafa musaji (drifting away...) said
A big U-turn from your previous upload! You sounded good as always! Energy dept. mein thoda aur paisa daalna tha….:-) It needed to be little more hard-hitting. Nonetheless, a daring attempt!
Mustafa Musaji
My latest uploads
Adithi said
Wow! Such a different upload from you Shailenderji! Bahut mazaa aayaa! Karz is one of my fav movies and I would have watched it umpteen times :) Liked your rendition a lot!
Peace if possible, but truth at any rate – Martin Luther
Nice Choice Shailender Bhai… its quite tough to catch on with Kishore Da's Stylish Singing. You did quite well !
Have a listen to Rafi Sharddhanjli
Harshan Nambiar said
Shailu bhai ….Paisa ho to musibat ….na ho to bhi musibat……i liked your rendition….its very hard to match kishoreda's energy like what you have stated….I consider this as an excellent attempt ….liked your open throated singing a lot !! Honestly I havent yet heard a cover of this song….so kudos for trying something different from the norm.
"Music is the universal language of mankind."
― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Sojan Chacko said
Shailender Bhai!! great attempt! Bahut hi badiya gaana choona aur gaaya bhi ekdam badiya! poore josh ke sath
Rakesh Baro said
:) Shail Bhai, badhiya gaya aapne…aapne sahee kaha Kishoreji ke gaane unhi ki tarah gana namumkin hai, apni taraf se poori koshish karna hi kaafi hai….
Loved it….I love the song
To my favs…….:)
Madhukar Mehta said
Lovely singing Shailender ji………. Loved it all the way…. Mastiful songs suit you so well !!!!!
Chookar Mere Man Ko
Thinkal govind kumar said
Shailu Bhai…….
Pleasant deviation from your usual renditions !
Nice choice of Kishoreda's hit song well-rendered which I LIKED !
Kudos !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Saroj Nair said
never heard the song before
nice energetic song, nicely sung Shailender, really enjoyed it, still tapping my foot :)
Ramesh Tadi said
Shailender, nice to hear a different no. from you… one of dada's energetic no and you did great job on this… liked it.
Ramesh Tadi
Shaniruh said
Very energetic performance Shailerder bhai….lovely singing …enjoyed listening:)
Kala Vijay said
SHAILENDER,happy to see a different style from you.that too so well rendered with lots of energy.keep it up
(by any chance if i missed out any of your uploads and not commented,pl feel free to scribble me.)
'cannot live without music'
Swati Prasad said
unexpected cover!!!
its just gr8
loved your rendition!
Sudhakar said
Tough song But, well attempted, liked ur effort.
Harry Chops said
Shail bhai – After reading some opening comments, I was expecting very little from this cover but honestly, you surprised me. It's an excellent attempt. I liked your open throated singing. To my favs….
My latest cover
Ankahee (Lootera)
Adwait Ranade said
What I loved in this rendition is the right attitude you adopted. It's a challenge for a singer who otherwise prefers soft singing….and you have made a decent attempt in your voice and style. Great going :)
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|This article is about a/an rider in Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight.
|Advent Master
|Kamen Rider Dragon Knight
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|Advent Master Returns
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|A Dragon's Tale
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|Advent Master
Eubulon known as the "Advent Master", is the creator of the Kamen Riders from the Planet Karsh.
He once worked with General Xaviax to create a machine to transport a large amount of people from other planets starting with Ventara. He had a change of heart in this plan and created the Kamen Riders to stop Xaviax. He created a Kamen Rider just for himself and has the power to change the DNA sequence of the Rider Decks so anyone can use it. He fought Xaviax to a draw and ended up being found on Earth in Roswell, New Mexico. He warned the No-men of Xaviax upon his arrival but was injured badly and was unable to tell them anything else.
60 Years Later, Len was brought in to reactivate Eubulon. Len had informed him about Adam's betrayal and of Xaviax's activities. With Xaviax on the move, he reassigns the Siren deck to Maya as she helps Len stall Xaviax as Eubulon goes to retrieve the Riders in the Advent Void. He manages to bring the Ventaran Torque, Strike and Axe (named Chance, Price and Hunt respectively) as he and Len explain their current situation to them. He gives them a device that will upload a virus in Xaviax's transportation devices as they will need some of them to retrieve the people of Ventara. Eubulon goes back to the Advent Void to retrieve other Riders, including Kase and Kit. When he brings them out of the Advent Void, he gives Kit the Onyx deck to help out Len, Chance and Price. After returning to the No-Men's base, he begins repairing the key in order for it to fully function again, before sensing Maya in danger and sending Kit to assist her.
When he senses Kit and Adam fighting each other, he interrupts their battle in order to hear out Adam's side of the story and prevent Kit from giving into anger. He brings Adam back to the base to hear him out, but the other Riders are not interested. Len leaves the base but Eubulon follows him and manages to have the others trust Adam, if only slightly. He goes with Price and Hunt to locate another transmitter but have a difficult time searching for it. After being ambushed by monsters Eubulon retreats when Hunt gets injured. He begins to heal Hunt when they return to base.
Eubulon, while meditating, is sought out by Kit and Maya who ask him of the origin of the Kamen Riders. He tells them that he himself is an alien as well as someone who worked under Xaviax. He tells the history of Karsh that it's a war-torn world and Eubulon was enlisted to create a transportation device to send a mass amount of people as slaves to rebuild their world. He explains that when he arrived on Ventara, he fell ill and almost died. He was taken in by a Ventaran family who helped him recover and this helped him realize he couldn't enslave a peaceful planet. He soon told Xaviax that they need to find another way to save Karsh. Unfortunately, Xaviax refused to listen and and As a Result, thought Eubulon had committed treason and decided to enslave Ventara Himself. Eubulon warned the planets leaders about Xaviax and the Ventarans selected twelve of their very best to take up the mantle of Kamen Rider.
Later, Eubulon discovers the reactivated transmitters. When Adam and Len return, Adam tells what happened to him and Eubulon reassures him that it was a trap set up by Xaviax. He sends the Riders along with Trent and Maya to Xaviax's base and hands them each a Link Vent card which, when used by all 13 Kamen Riders, will combine all 13 Final Vents and unleash it into one devastating attack. When the Riders destroy the shield generator, Eubulon manages to stop Xaviax right before he activates his transmitters. This leads to a battle between the two of them with Xaviax gaining the upper hand. He's saved by the two dragon Riders who, along with Len and Kase, distract Xaviax long enough for Eubulon to bring the remaining six Riders from the Advent Void. Soon enough, all 13 Kamen Riders use their Link Vents and destroy Xaviax once and for all. Eubulon states that their work is far from finished and together with the other Riders, manages to bring back the people of Ventara.
During the Epilogue, he rescues all of the other earth riders and wipes there memories of them being riders. He even cured Chris of his asthma and most likely cleared Brad of his cheating scandal. He also separates and retires Adam from the Dragon Knight deck and gives it to Kit Taylor, who has officially become Kamen Rider Dragon Knight. Using his technology, he continues to help rebuild Ventara and continues to assist the Kamen Riders from any more evil that may threaten Ventara and Earth.
Eubulon, being the creator of the Kamen Riders, has the ability to manipulate the rider's arsenal. He can change the DNA lock each deck has and reassign it to other people if necessary. He also has the key to the Advent Void, which he created as a fail safe to prevent any Rider from getting killed in action. While the key was damaged with his fight against Xaviax, it still functions well thus making any future vents a non-issue, but as it was damaged, he had to begin repairing it after retrieving only a small handful of Riders. If he ever needs to defend himself, he can use the key to transform into his Rider armor.
The key can also be used as an Advent Deck while in his Rider Form and includes a different card slot format than the others. With his reappearance, the war against Xaviax has changed from a fight for survival to a fight against time. He also creates a new Advent Card called Link Vent and gives it to all 13 Riders. This card, which design looks like Strike's Unite Vent, combines the power of all 13 Final Vents and unleashes it into one condensed attack. This card was specifically made to destroy Xaviax as he had proven to be more powerful than expected.
Rider Statistics
- Height: 190cm
- Weight: 93kg
Ability Perimeters
- Maximum Running Speed: 100m/4.5s
- Sight: 20km
- Hearing: 15km
- Maximum Jump Height: 50m
- Punching Power: 300AP
- Kicking Power: 450AP
Advent Deck
Eubulon's slot works very differently than the other Kamen Riders. Unlike the others, his is a swipe-based card reader (located on his right arm) and when swiped, the card burns up (though this may just be due to the fact it was actually Xaviax shape-shifted into the form of Eubulon and copying his powers at the time). In addition, his cards are horizontally designed unlike the other Riders whose cards are designed vertically. Eubulon never actually uses his cards. They are only used in episode 36 by Xaviax in Eubulon's form when he confronts Adam, though It's assumed that Eubulon has these cards since his Advent Key acts as an Advent Deck.
- Sword Vent: Conjures a spiked blade like lance that can shoot blue fire.
- Speed Vent: Accelerates Eubulon to high speeds.
- Eubulon's counterparts in Kamen Rider Ryuki, the Alternatives, are much less heroic figures. Their intentions were good, but they had a ruthless ends-justify-the-means outlook that led them to be considered villains.
- Footage of both Alternatives is used for the Advent Master form; the two tubes on the shoulders of the suit are black in some shots and silver in others. This being the only outward difference between the two suits, it goes unnoticed by most fans even when clearly visible.
- Also, while in Ryuki, Alternative and Alternative Zero were man-made riders separate from the 13, here Eubulon is the creator of the advent decks.
See also
- Hideyuki Kagawa & Hajime Nakamura - Eubulon's Japanese counterparts in Kamen Rider Ryuki who don the Advent Master's rider form
- Shiro Kanzaki - the one who took the role of creating the rider decks.


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AT DELAWAREFirst-year member of the Blue Hens who will look to become an important addition to the UD pitching staff.
HIGH SCHOOLFirst team All-Skyland Conference and All-County selection at Watchung Hills High School • also earned second team All-Group and third team All-State honors • named 2012 Somerset County Tournament MVP • led Watchung Hills to the 2012 and 2013 Somerset County championship, as well as the sectional state title and runner up in the Group 4 state championship in 2013 • also was a two-year member of the swimming team, and was named the team's MVP as a freshman • honor roll student.
PERSONALAbby Lynn Cline • born Feb. 1, 1995 • daughter of Joe and Marlo Cline • has a younger brother, Joseph • enjoys playing tennis, sailing and spending time at the beach during her free time • accounting major at Delaware.


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Steam Autumn Sale is live, bringing a week of Daily Deals, Flash Sales, and upside down pages
We've come to expect weird overarching metagames attached to Steam Sales, making use of achievements or trading cards to turn a campaign of cheap games into a obsession creating event. For this, the Steam Autumn Sale, things would appear to back to basics. You know, except for the fact that the bottom of each page is upside down. And that if you click on an upside down button, it will load you into a page that's entirely upside down, because, as we all know, that's how Australians read. Okay, so it's not entirely normal, but it is still cheap.


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I Just Bought 20 Pounds of Quince Fruit. Here's What I'm Going to Do With It.
Three weeks ago I realized it was time for my annual quince quest. Around the time that other folks are thinking of apple cider and corn mazes, hayrides and bonfires, my internal quince-o-meter goes off, and I begin sniffing around for a way to get my fix. I've been disappointed in recent years, but this year I hit the jackpot.
You guys, I have 20 pounds of quince in my kitchen. Here's why that is such a good thing.
Every year around this time I indulge my obsession and bring some quince-ucation to The Kitchn. These fruits are an exercise in delayed gratification and trust, as eaten raw they are tough and astringent. But when cooked they transform into rosy pink slices of fragrant fruit, with tones of apple and pear and something else exotic, floral, and indefinably quince.
They are old-fashioned fruits, growing on beautiful trees that are still sometimes planted for their lovely flowers but not often cultivated for their fruit. They also grow easily in nearly every corner of the country and throughout Central and Eastern Europe. A commercial apple orchard might tuck one or two quince trees off to the side, or a neighbor might have a half-forgotten tree in the back yard. They're certainly not a commercial crop like apples or pears, and so some of their attraction for me lies in the tension of the hunt. I can find them for $2/apiece at Whole Foods (sometimes) but I always crave more.
And this year my hunt paid off. A little help from my Facebook friends led me to a farmer at the market who had several quince trees. I emailed him and the next Saturday I met him at the market and picked up a heavy sack of these unprepossessing fruits.
I plopped them down on a picnic table and immediately attracted the attention of another market-goer, a middle-aged woman who looked at the fruit and drawled, "I haven't seen those since my grandmother's quince pie when I was a little girl! It's been years and years." She went on to quiz me as to where I had found them, and I pointed out Steve, my new best farmer friend, and we chatted a little more about quince.
This is part of what I love about this fruit — it's so distinct, so unusual. Imagine striking up a conversation with people at the market about a sack of Red Delicious apples — not so likely. It's also a local fruit, a fruit to be found in a neighbor's garden, or in a corner of a farm — not a commodity to be bought by the bushel in the grocery store. And while I wouldn't want to expend so much effort into every single thing I eat, the narrative that goes along with quince is a part of their shape and their taste.
So — what am I doing with all these? Cooking slices with sugar and vanilla, and packing them into freezer bags to use in pies, crumbles, and tarts — and to spoon over my oatmeal all winter long. They're a treat, and a special one. (I think I'll also use a few in some jars of quince BOOZE FROOT, which I highly recommend!)
Do you cook with quince? Can you find it where you live?
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Bake in the oven with brown sugar and nuts.
My mom used to make chunky quince preserves with almonds and walnuts.
how about some quince paste -- great with Manchego cheese (and called Marillo in Spanish!)
oops. meant "Membrillo"
Try my quince cake with caramelized walnuts and cinnamon!
Persian chicken and quince stew is delicious:
We make quince and ginger pâte de fruits.
love membrillo with manchego.
quince jam sound lovely too.
It really is a bit old fashioned, but lots of people still cook with quince in Portugal. Everyone used to make jam and jelly to eat during the fruit scarce winter.
There are two kinds: "marmelada", a paste of the cooked quince and sugar, which hardens as time goes by and can be eaten with cheese or fruit. There is also "geleia" a jam made with the water in which you boiled the peels and the pectin rich core.
Both should be made in a quantity that would last the whole year.
Quince is na integral part of fall around here.
I can get some at the local farmers markets or CSAs here in the Bay Area occasionally. Last November I baked a delicious Five-Spice Persimmon Quince Pie. Almost time to repeat ...
I once cooked through 2 cases of quince on a Bon Appetit magazine project. Of the resulting recipes, my favorites were a Quince Tarte Tatin and Lamb Chops with Poached Quince and Balsamic Pan Sauce.
Wow! I wish I could taste it. Quinces used to grow outside my mom's house in France. They made beautiful fruit jellies with them. I wish I could try this, but I don't know if I can find Quinces in Ohio.
There's a local greengrocer that sells lots of locally grown produce and they had a huge bin of quince when I was there a couple of weeks ago. Your observation about the quince conversations made me laugh because I had to convince another shopper that the fruit wasn't a weird kind of pear. It ended up with 4 of us standing around talking quince recipes, although I don't think any of us bought any that day. I'll have to go back now, and pick some up, if there's any left!!
@Phoebe I'm in Ohio! I bought mine from Steve Anderson (Anderson Orchards) at the North Market's Saturday farmers market. If you want to track some down, I can give you his email.
ottolenghi's stuffed quince is delicious! http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2011/dec/16/roasted-squash-stuffed-quince-recipes
But, then, I'm a sucker for most sweet + savory (and stuffed!) dishes.
I got used to eating membrillo (quince paste) in South America with a cheese plate. Great with soft white cheeses or goat cheese and some plain bread or crackers with a chilly glass of wine in the late afternoon. You could buy them in the grocery stores there when in season; I didn't even know you could get them back here in North America!
Your home will smell divine.
Jam! My favourit ist jam! I still have a big jar or two left over from last year, which is why I declined when a friend asked me if I wanted to have some (they have a tree or two in their garden and he was a bit overwhelmed with the amount of fruit). Also, they live about 200 miles away, so it meant that I would have to drive there to collect the fruit or my friend would have to package it and send it by post... It seemed to be too much work for a couple of kilos of fruit. Now I am a bit sad I said no.
But, I could always buy it here... There is a small turkish supermarket close to my home, where you can buy all kind of fruit and vegetables, and some of them a bit unusual/exotic/forgotten. I do know for sure that tey had Quince a couple of weeks ago. Maybe I should try to bake my very first Quince Pie...
Quince jam is our favorite jam at home:
Quince jelly. Cook the quince (chopped up, no need for peeling and coring) until they are really really soft. Strain through a cheesecloth. Cook the juice with sugar and pectin and a vanilla bean.
Quince with lamb tajine, like this http://moroccanfood.about.com/od/beeflambandgoatrecipes/r/quince_tagine.htm
Quince is sold at the farmer's market here and at Turkish stores.
My parents have quince trees, and I really like this fruit. My favourite is when it's sliced and simply cooked with just a bit of sugar.
One of my favorites--I get it at the Arlington, VA farmers' market. I make jam and preserves, but I would like to try some desserts this year if I can score enough. There are also many central Asian stew recipes I'd love to try, but I don't know if I am adept enough at that cuisine to come up with vegetarian recipes. I just bookmarked these recipes yesterday:
thanks for the Ottolenghi recipe, HungryPear!
I have two quince trees that are loaded with fruit I haven't had time to pick. Anyone in the Chicago area who wants some can let me know (I'm in the NW burbs).
In Korea, quince is usually used to make tea, called mogwacha. The fruit is rinsed thoroughly, then sliced very thinly or shredded. It's then put into jars with an equal amount of sugar or honey, and left to age for a few months. The resulting syrup is mixed with hot water for a soothing winter drink.
Quince are also sometimes used here as natural air fresheners - you can just leave it out or wrap it lightly in tissue paper. The fruit has a pretty heady fragrance.
I do quince jam and also membrillo.
I still think that there should be quince scented perfumes.
Membrillos!!!! I want some.... I live in Lake Zurich, pls let me know if I can pick up some. :)
I live in Portland and this fall I found a quince tree in an abandoned lot on the way to my kid's school. It's right in the corner of the lot so I can lean over the fence and pick away! So excited to find it! Urban gleaning!
My grand-mother-in-law has a tree, and I'm one of the few in the family who's willing to do the work of cutting them up, so I get a good 5-10lbs a year. I live in France where the fruit is called coing, but we mostly make jelly or paste, although I like the poached slices for breakfast or over ice cream.


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December 7, 2010
Take it to the hole for hunger a success
GREELEY, Colo. – On Dec. 4, the Northern Colorado men's and women's basketball teams partnered with the Weld Food Bank to help fight hunger as the weather turns colder.
Thanks in large part to the 371 items brought in by the Northern Colorado baseball team, the drive was considered a success as the athletic department donated 452 non-perishable items as well as several cash donations.
The Weld Food Bank is an affiliate of Feeding America, the largest hunger relief organization in the United States. In 2009-10, WFB distributed 7.9 million pounds of food.
Donations can be made at www.weldfoodbank.org


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This might come as news to you, but religion isn't that cool anymore, and people trust their elected representatives about as much as razorblade toilet seats. Society's traditional keepers of mutual respect are UNCOOL, possibly more uncool than they've ever been before. So we strut around our chaotic cities disrespecting whomever and whatever the hell we want. Because you know what is cool? Disrespecting someone by wearing their cherished, centuries-old culture as a fashion accessory.
With that in mind, here are a few more ways in which Western culture has made a complete ass of itself by re-appropriating cultures and religions it doesn't even care enough about to want to understand.
OK, feathered headdresses aren't exactly massive this season, but they definitely had their day. Kate Mossdid it, creepy child model Thylane Blondeau did it, and every university-age girl in Surrey has at some point in her life been photographed in one while high at one of the shittier music festivals.
Originally, though, they weren't designed for models or sold at Forever 21—only those Native Americans who had earned them through battle, or by finding the biggest Yucca, or by eating the most paw paws were allowed to wear them. They were also made from things like buffalo horns and porcupine quills, and the natives reckoned these materials carried the powers of the animals from which they came. It might be useful to fatally gore anyone who gets in your way on Oxford Street on a Saturday afternoon, but it's not considered good etiquette.
It's not only the headdresses that have made their way into the wardrobes of fashionistas. It's a ton of "Navajo-print" stuff in general:
Actual Navajos got hella mad when the "Navajo hipster panty" went on sale at Urban Outfitters, wafting a number of irate smoke signals aimlessly into the air. And don't even get me started on the "Navajo hip flask." That's about as culturally sensitive as Henry Ford at a Bar Mitzvah.
The bindi was born as a Hindu sacrament, but it still got pretty trendy amongst Islamics and South Asians long before No Doubt were even a twinkle in Gwen Stefani's curiously doll-like eyes. The bindi sits on the Kundalini-channelling spiritual hotspot between the eyes to make everything A-OK. Gwen, that pariah of cultural appropriation, did wonders for the bindi's image among tweens, a little before popularizing harems of subservient Japanese girls dressed as cartoon characters. Oh, Gwen!
Putting Slinkys round the neck is a tradition of the Kayan people of Burma. They start when the girls are 2 so their necks are long enough for flirting by the time they are in their teens. Apparently, it doesn't actually stretch the neck so much as push the body down, but to me that sounds pretty similar. But the latest trend can be observed among suburban housewives, who stretch their necks in order to look "as cute as Asian women."
Instead of messing about with metal spirals, this American device makes stretching your neck as convenient as possible. Contrary to common knowledge, it was actually one of these devices that allowed Prince to suck his own penis.


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Unlucky Cads hands it to Dream
Dream Function took advantage of Cadspeed's fall at Clonmel's final fence
(Healy Racing Photos)
Well-backed at 9/2 (at least 8s earlier in the day), Cadspeed 'jumped from fence to fence' up front and indeed he 'pinged' the tricky second last when in complete control.
However he got in too close to the last and came down, leaving Dream Function (previously with Philip Hobbs) to come home the lucky twelve length victor under Robbie Power.
Colm Murphy trains Dream Function for Bernard and Owen Cloney and he said: "Robert said she hated the ground and that she'd be a nicer mare on nicer ground.
"She might go for a novice at Christmas time. I have her for a couple of months and she's a full-sister to Captain Chris."
Of course the pair are out of that good racemare, Function Dream. (TW & EM)
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Julian Bliss in Recital
Date: May 17, 2009, 4:00 pm
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One of today's rising international stars, Julian Bliss has, at age 19, already appeared as soloist with orchestras including the London Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, Royal Philharmonic, Orchestre National de France, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, BBC Philharmonic, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, NHK Symphony, Munich Chamber Orchestra, Gulbenkian Orchestra, Malaysian Philharmonic, Swedish Radio Symphony, and the Bergen Philharmonic.
In recital Julian has appeared at such prestigious venues as the Wigmore Hall, the Louvre in Paris, Montpellier Festival, Jerusalem Music Festival, Bad Kissingen and Mecklenburg Festivals and the Rheingau Festival. He recently made his recital debut at theLincoln Center in New York to great critical acclaim.
Following the success of Julian's debut recording for EMI exclusively for their main label.
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Noema (plural: noemata ) is Greek for the meaning of something. It is the mental equivalent of a schema or schematic of something. It is the "representation" of an experience of a meaning based system through its own self-referential process. It could also be considered as the projection of one's own experience onto oneself.
Noema is employed in phenomenology to refer to the terminus of an intention as given for consciousness. The mind breaks down external experiences into what we know as external reality. Noesis is the "thinking" process in such a manner that detects the meaning of the object itself ( noema ). It is the intentional thinking act which is directed upon the noema . In contrast to noesis (ability to sense or know something immediately), a noema is the object itself of perception or thought.
Something noetic has to do with something involving intellectual activity (from the Greek nous, "mind"). One can speak of the noetic faculty as the "intellect proper." Another Greek word for mind is novhma (noema), which translates as mental thought or perception: that which thinks of an idea.
There is a noema corresponding to every act of memory, expectation, and representation. Noema is in the OED, which has shown its use for more than three centuries. It first was used in English in the field of rhetoric to denote "a figure of speech whereby something stated obscurely is nevertheless intended to be understood or worked out." In other words, a noema in rhetoric is obscure speech or speech that only yields meaning upon detailed reflection.
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Caleb's Room: From Dragon Slayer Bedroom To Mature Tween Room
Kids Room Transitions
Name: Caleb (12)
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
From: "Big Kid" Room To: Tween Room
Caleb's bedroom was perfect for him...until he outgrew it. His room was lovingly decorated with dragons but his interests were changing and as he inched closer and closer to becoming a teenager it was time to grow up his room as well. Caleb's mom Brandi reworked his room into something more mature that better reflected her son's changing tastes.
What was this space before the transition?
My son's room used to be perfect for the dragon lover he once was. He had dragon curtains, dragon artwork, and even a stuffed one on the curtain rod! However, as he grew older, he spent less and less time in his dragon cave.
What prompted you to change this space?
On his 11th birthday, he said the dragons had to go! So I made plans to make his room over completely.
Tell us about the new space:
Re-doing my son's room was more emotional than expected because I realized he won't be my little baby anymore. Donating his old stuff and painting over the things he's had since he was a small child made me tear up, but I know it's for the better. He needed a more mature room. It took me almost a year to finish his room, but I decided to take my time decorating and put together a room I knew my son would love.
Any advice?
Include your child throughout the design process. Allow them to help with simple projects. They will appreciate their new room even more and keep it cleaner.
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- Bedding: Land of Nod and Target for his sheets
- Curtain: Land of Nod, finial too
- Decorative Pillows: Land of Nod, Etsy
- Light Bulb Lamp: PB Teen
- Decorative Pulls: Chinese Brass Hardware
- Decorative Pull: Hobby Lobby
- Wood Frames: IKEA
- Artwork: Etsy, Antique Market
- Laser Cut Paper Art: Kate's Paperie inspired by this post
- Chalk holder: Ebay inspired by this post
- Jute Rug: Rugs Usa
- Banana Fiber Stool: IKEA
- Decorative Tree Plate: West Elm
- Chevron Pillow: West Elm
- Wood Colored Pencils: Marshalls
- Globe: Thrifted
- Turtle: Hobby Lobby
- Small Silver Clock: Pottery Barn
- Candle: Target
- Natural Fiber Basket: Thrifted
- Wall Color: Martha Stewart's Winter's Day matched to Behr paint
Thanks Brandi! Readers, you can see more of Caleb's old room and new room on Don't Disturb This Groove
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I want this to be my room! Love it! I have been considering putting wood flooring on the wall in one of my rooms and it looks really fantastic here and creates a great mood for the room. What a lucky young man!
Wow! My room was not nearly this cool.
Please say you kept a dragon hidden away for him when he gets older. The memories.that will flood back when he sees it.
Great room for an adult too!
RAD! Love all of it! Great work!
It would have been nice to see more of the 'before' room. The after is so grown up that you won't need to re-do this one for a while. It really is so nicely done. I normally don't care for the 'rustic' look to walls but you hit the nail on the head with this one. It has such a warmth to it.
I too echo the sentiments that I hoped you saved at least one dragon. :o}
it's great to see an older kid's room! most rooms on AT seem to be babies" and toddlers' rooms. where are the school-age, tweens and teens??? ; )
Actual wood paneling or wall paper? You did a great job.
What kind of wood is on the wall? Was that an expensive project?
looks great..thanks for sharing.
I hope there is still a dragon lurking under the bed! Never get too old to love a dragon....
That being said, this looks like a room for an extremely mature 12 year old. I doubt it will stay in this pristine condition long, but the furnishing will certainly grow with him into high school and college visits home.
Is that a TV in a middle-schooler's bedroom? Generally not advisable. Many of my middle school students' sleep/study problems stem from electronic media overload. (A consistent truth after 20+ years in education) Other than that, fantastic job.
yes, i echo the all the comments above, regarding the awesome job and the concern about the TV. TVs in any bedroom, adult or child, are just not a good idea for a host of reasons. bad for sleep hygiene, bad for study/academic problems, and bad for sex lives.
An 11 year old's bedroom with a 42" flat screen TV. Really?
Love it, but that huge TV is a little weird.
Looks nice, but I'm concerned it took nearly a year to do. That's a looooooooooooong time when you're 11.
Yes, he will be playing with his iPad while the TV is turned on. Still, the TV in any bedroom is a bad idea.
I always marvel at those incredible children's/tween's bedrooms. They are real pieces of art, beautiful and tasteful. My own bedroom was NOTHING like this. I suppose it was bland an messy BUT... It was my room I decorated it. I made the mess in it (and had to clean it up, obviously.). Basically it meant that I had A LOT of posters everywhere (horses first, bands later). I would not have agreed to take my beautiful posters down for boring decoration that met an adult's taste. No way. That only started changing when I was about 15 or 16. And even then I took great pride in deciding what my room looked like on my own. That experiment lead to creamy yellow walls, a blue pull out-couch with nice flowers in yellow and orange instead of a bed (that one was such a beautiful piece of furniture for a teenage girl, very appropriate, I still think I chose very well, even though it would not be my taste anymore) and yellow, floorlength curtains with blue flowers on it. The posters disappeared and were replaced by several nice landscape photographs and an art print (all of it properly framed, obviously).
So... I guess the point I wanted to make is this: Let children design their own rooms, even if it most certainly won't ressemble anything that you as a parent would have chosen. I am not saying don't give any guidance at all, just write them a cheque and be done with it, but I think kids from 10 years old upward are old enough to decide what their room should look like.
Ah yes. I remember getting to decorate my room at about 11 or 12. My parents let me choose wallpaper and a new dresser. It was an exciting event for me. I don't think I was any better at keeping it neat though.
My son had several iterations of room shelves that he built himself from different materials. That was a great engineering learning opportunity.
I loved my teen room. Red, white and blue wall paper and red shag carpet.
My mom changed it when I went to college!
German Girl - Brandi says her son was involved in the decoration.
Love the timber wall! TV not so much. Great job.
love the affirmations on the chalkboard doors, especially the "be honest". love the simplicity. I could live there. looks comfortable.
totally love Brandi's son's room! The wood panelling is the most awesome!


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- Tuesday, August 25, 2009
By the time I woke up from my dream, I was soaked in sweat, and a twisted bed sheet was wrapped a little too snugly around my neck. My wife was already in the kitchen, and three of my children were sitting quietly at the dining room table working in their familiar, time-tested books. As I made my way to the coffee pot, my wife kissed me and asked, "Did you sleep well, honey?"
"Just fine," I replied. Then I grabbed my ball, hat, and coat and headed for the gym.
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Baggage Screening System Puts Pinch on Indianapolis Airport Budget
Stiffer security means adding a screening system to baggage transport, but officials ask who can pay for the new system
Officials have shelved plans for a rapid transit system at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in order to build a $122 million baggage system and additional security checkpoints, said Sky Harbor spokeswoman Deborah Ostreicher.
"We had all kinds of plans pre-9/11," Ostreicher said. "But with all the security changes combined, we began to plan things differently."
Phoenix, however, is slated to receive at least some federal funding for security. Airports more comparable in size to Indianapolis have not been as fortunate.
Nashville International Airport in Tennessee wants to install a $30 million baggage screening system similar to the one planned for Indianapolis, said Raul Regalado, president and chief executive of the Nashville Airport Authority. Airport traffic has thrived because of the popularity there of low-cost carrier Southwest Airlines, which accounts for about half of all travel.
But Regalado said the airport -- which, like Indianapolis, serves about 8 million passengers a year -- cannot afford the baggage project without federal money.
"It's a lot of money by any standard you use," he said. "Our position and approach is: It's their mandate, their responsibility."
Indianapolis' baggage system is just one of a slew of security enhancements that project officials here have either completed or hope to incorporate in the new terminal.
Officials have used more than $15 million in federal grants to upgrade the existing terminal with a bag screening system, a new alarm network, better surveillance, blast-proof windows and other improvements. Workers erected new perimeter fencing.
In addition, designers have modified the blueprint for the midfield terminal -- adding a second security checkpoint area, boosting the space around the checkpoints, planning for a better camera system and other changes.
Still, the cost of those improvements is mounting.
"We have a limited amount of money, so we have to maximize the use of those dollars," said TSA spokeswoman Amy Von Walter. "Certainly, there are constraints on what can be done."
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pear conserve and pear jelly
Pears aren't over yet!
When you can pears, you're left with an enormous pile of cores, skins, and under- and overripe fruit. Don't throw them away! As peach skins and pits become peach pit jelly, pear skins and cores become pear conserve and a phenomenally beautiful pear jelly.
I am a little obsessed with wasting as little as possible. It's mostly that I'm kind of cheap, I think, and good produce is expensive. But there's also a little something of wanting to conserve preciousness around the edges there—good fruit in Colorado comes dear, showing up for a few brief months in late summer, lovingly grown and brought in by farmers in the Western part of the state. Palisade peaches and pears—you want to make use of every last bit; it will be long, dreary months before they come again.
(You can, of course, use whole fruit for this if you want).
Tip: If you're exhausted from canning a mess o' something and don't have the energy to deal with the aftermath the same day, freeze skins, peels, and juice until you have time to process them further.
Basic Zero-Waste Preserves
Any time you peel and pit or core fruit for canning, pile all the leavings (skins, pits/cores, and not-perfect fruit) in a stockpot. Discard anything manky, of course. Barely cover the fruit in the pot with water and bring to a boil. Lower the heat and simmer for thirty minutes or so, until most of the color has come out of the skins and the fruit is very soft.
Separate the juice and the fruit. For stone fruits, there isn't enough flesh left to do anything with it—toss the strained peels without guilt. Pears, though, are another story—there's a lot of delicious pear left in the cores and under the skin. So strain carefully through a layer of cloth to make conserve.
You don't really want stems and seeds in your conserve, so pass the strained fruit through the small holes of a food mill or through a China cap and into a saucepan.
You should have a quantity of pear juice (I had red pears, hence the color) and some smoothish, powerfully pear-y puree. Measure your amounts of both.
For conserve
4 cups puree yields approximately 6 half-pint jars
For conserve, measure one box of pectin and 3 cups of sugar for every 4 cups of pear puree. Scrape a vanilla bean or crush some cardamom seeds, if you like, and add to the pot, too.
Bring the pectin, spice, and pear to a boil in a large saucepan. When it has reached a boil that cannot be stirred down, add the sugar. Bring back to a rolling boil and cook for one minute, stirring constantly.
Fill hot jars to within 1/4" of the rim, wipe, seat lids and rings, and process in a BWB for 10 minutes.
For jelly
4 cups juice yields approximately 4 half-pint jars
Measure one box of pectin and 3.5 cups of sugar for every 4 cups of pear juice. If you'd like to flavor your jelly—I used rosemary for one batch, and a vanilla bean for the other—bring the juice to a boil with the flavoring element in it. Turn off and let steep for fifteen minutes or so and then remove any solids.
Bring the juice back up to a boil with the pectin. When it has reach a rolling boil, add the sugar. Bring back to a rolling boil and cook for one minute, stirring constantly.
Pull off the heat and skim any foam quickly.
Fill hot jars to within 1/4" of the rim, wipe, seat lids and rings, and process in a BWB for 10 minutes.
This recipe makes a not-tooth-itchingly-sweet jelly with a delicate set; I like it this way. For a firmer set, try a box of pectin and 3 cups of sugar for every 3 cups of pear juice.
Ideas for pear jam or jelly: Lavender and pear sound beautiful together. Or try apple pie spices—cinnamon and clove. Star anise. Rosemary and thyme. Lots of black pepper and fresh ginger!


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Incan Abraham perform on Sunday at the revived Golden Hill Street Fair.
You know what I love? Free street festivals. You know what I love even more? Free street fairs that fall on a Sunday. There's way too much going on in this city on Saturdays, so it's a really smart move that Golden Hill's resurrected street festival takes place on Sunday. Along with great local bands like Rafter and Tropical Popsicle, our buddies Strange Vine from Fresno and Incan Abraham from L.A. are included in this year's lineup. This will definitely be well-attended, so take a bus or ride your bike to avoid parking headaches. By nightfall, Saves the Day play a sold-out show at the Irenic; Kylesa performs at Brick By Brick; indie trip-hoppers San Fermin appear at the Casbah; and my favorite Colorado band, Drag the River, return to Bar Pink. Good times, for sure, so hopefully you've got Columbus Day off to partake in the revelry.
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I almost forgot that this will be shipping out in a week! Unfortunately the more expensive limited edition has been sold out for some time now, but you can still put in a half-price preorder ($19.42) for the standard hardcover.
BUY Hyrule Historia, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D
Hyrule Historia will receive a limited Collector's Edition that will release alongside the standard book packed with Legend of Zelda art, history, and more.
The good news: this version has gold-gilded pages and a faux-leather cover with debossed Gate of Time artwork. Preorders are currently discounted to $45.73.
The bad news: Amazon lists this as shipping two weeks later than the standard version (January 29), and with eight fewer pages — it's unclear if that's because the Collectors Edition is missing the Akira Himekawa manga packed in with the standard release, or if the comic is just not included in the page count.
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New North American cover for Hyrule Historia, that upcoming Legend of Zelda book that features 274 pages collecting the series' history and artwork. This is the same book that blew everyone's minds with the Zelda timeline.
This is way better than the cover Dark Horse showed several months ago. The logo and gold colored elements will be gold foil stamped, according to IGN.
There's even a new trailer, for people who like watching trailers dedicated to books. And it's only $19.43 right now.
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In 2006, the Lake Ontario Bird Festival (LOBF), a nature-based celebration of the migratory birds living in Oswego County held annually at Jellystone Park, hired Laura K. Vannah to help with fund development.
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- Ten hours of performances, storytelling, and presentations
- The youngest attendee was six months old; the oldest was 91
- Over 15 CDs and numerous arts & craft items were raffled off over the course of the two days
- The children loved the arts and craft activities which included painting "spirit rocks" and making Native American bracelets
- People came from all over Central New York to listen and learn, some even got up and danced
- The number of vendors doubled
- Phone calls have come from as far away as Connecticut, Florida, and California from performers wanting to be a part of next year's event.
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- Mary Gillen's "Reiki for Animals & People" presentation
- The People of the Standing Stone Dancers from the Oneida Nation
Laura K. Vannah and all the performers closed each day with Vannah's signature song, Cherokee Amazing Grace.
On Sunday, when Laura looked out at the crowd gathered for this powerful closing song, saw the community that was gathered in front of the stage, the hearts that were opened, and people singing along, tears sprang to her eyes.
After almost having made the agonizing decision to cancel this festival, I feel such gratitude for everyone who made this years festival possible! Thank you!
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The Steve Angello produced single "This is Love" from will.i.am and Eva Simons was bound to have to have some heavy hitters come to the rescue and elevate it to its full potential. The original was a pop song through and through and served its purpose as a radio friendly song, but that is not Steve Angello's calling card. Afrojack brings his heavy dutch / electro style to the track, mixing flawlessly high pitched dutch bleeps and grungy electro stabs. Coming off of hit track "Rock The House", Afrojack is showing that despite unleashing the monster that is Paris Hilton onto the dance music world, his legacy will remain unblemished due to his prolific output of great productions. Also check out the James Egbert remix that takes a more complextro spin with big room interludes.
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Whenever an artist names a song after a city and they play a show in said city, it is a special show for both the people in attendance and the artist. Nicky Romero has really exploded into 2012 with the December release of his track "Toulouse" and Thursday night was his first visit to the city that has helped sparked his fame. Though he was sipping on some Perrier with a straw (bawse) he still knew how to party, throwing winks at random chicks dancing on the bar, high fiving fans, and raging in the Dj booth. He played a well thought out, calculated set from the first to the last song with a few unreleased track, including the first ever play of his remix of the Zedd produced Eva Simons – I Don't Even Like You (short video below, notice the ass slapping motion, the song is that filthy). Rest of the recap after the jump.


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When: 7:30 p.m. Friday
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* The Thrashers are limping down the stretch. They have lost four straight games and 13 of the past 16. The Panthers have lost two straight and six of the past eight.
* Andrew Ladd has a four-game goal streak, with five goals during the span.
* Nik Antropov assisted on Ladd's goal Wednesday against the Sabres for his 400th career point.
* Alexander Burmistrov, Patrice Cormier, Freddy Meyer, Fredrik Modin and Jim Slater are out for the Thrashers.
- Chris Vivlamore
February 24th, 2011
4:39 pm
February 24th, 2011
5:01 pm
who else do we have to unload?
Kovy and the Devils are going to put a stake in us and declare us officially DEAD
February 24th, 2011
5:51 pm
This is shaping up to be a battle to be the team that's just slightly worse than the other at losing.
February 24th, 2011
5:54 pm
UFA'S – Modin, Boulton, Thorburn, Meyer, Stuart. Of those Thor could fetch a draft pick, we aren't trading Stuart, no idea on Modin's injury status..he wouldn't bring much of a return either. Players we could shop that have decent value – Stewart, Oduya, Bergfors, Hainsey (limited no trade), Antropov (limited no trade), Ladd if he can't be re-signed and you gotta throw the Bogosian rumors in there also. Of those I could see Oduya going to a contender, Bergfors would be valuable though he isn't in the doghouse anymore. Your guess is as good as mine, I think we move Oduya.
February 24th, 2011
6:15 pm
C'mon now. Florida is a team that's been eliminated, too. For them, this is the 11th season in-a-row. Things could be worse.
February 24th, 2011
7:55 pm
How soon before this blog previews the announcement that Waddell has been fired?
February 24th, 2011
8:10 pm
So, what's your scoop on ownership?
February 24th, 2011
8:29 pm
Cviv: Instead of these fluff pieces…has anyone challenged Ramsey to give an explanation this losing. What are we doing at practice to improve? What direction are we going? If no one really cares anymore just say so.
February 24th, 2011
9:10 pm
It's that time again. D-wad is due a promotion.
February 24th, 2011
10:22 pm
February 24th, 2011
10:46 pm
Ramsay (on why this team keeps losing):
"Well, we've got some really awkward players who do some really awkward things. They are so awkward sometimes. God, they're awkward. Awfully awkward."
(Replace "awkward" with an expletive of your choice and you'll understand what Rammer means when he uses the term "awkward.")
February 25th, 2011
1:38 am
If you like hockey, it's time to come down and help fill up the arena. If you are a fence-sitter, maybe this video will motive you:
We need to show potential investors that Atlanta will support hockey with a stable ownership group.
GO THRASHERS! See you this weekend…
February 25th, 2011
7:24 am
ASG promises to crack down on the protest Sunday with deadly force. No one is allowed to question the supreme authority.
February 25th, 2011
8:52 am
So I take it Slater's out for the year.
February 25th, 2011
8:55 am
WE have to win today. Toronto is UP for one point. We dropped down to 11-th spot.
February 25th, 2011
10:11 am
Nashville is fighting for a playoff spot as well and they had over 17,000 fans in attendance last night.Get out and support your Thrashers!!!
February 25th, 2011
10:54 am
Any thoughts on Rissmiller? Thought he did OK in Buffalo. Will he play tonight?
February 25th, 2011
11:50 am
Looks like Rissmiller is the healthy scratch and Modin gets to play.
February 25th, 2011
10:14 pm
Fire Ramsay…
February 25th, 2011
10:19 pm
it's just a joke… team is a joke… Ramsay is a joke…
February 26th, 2011
1:53 am
Look on the bright side. We might draft ahead of Florida? Have you thought of that?
Joe McGrath, you watch. In the postseason presser, they'll say, "Honestly, our playoff hopes were dashed with the losses of Slater and Enstrom at the most critical moment of the year." I kid you not. That Press Conference is coming. Every team in the league suffers injuries. At key moments. It's at those key moments … when someone has to step up … to fill the void. A call-up. A backup goalie. A bottom six forward must emerge to fill a Top Six forward role, etc.
Bygones, for this year. The key now is … finding an ownership that will care for hockey.


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So there's not enough money in the economy, unemployment is far too high, interest rates are at near 0%, everyone is dejected and conventional measures have run out of ammo, "time for another round of Quantitative Easing", some may say.
But what exactly is Quantitative Easing (QE) and why should we care?
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In the US there had already been two rounds of Quantitative Easing, and yesterday everyone was on Fed watch with ears tuned to the voice of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to see if he would announce a third (QE3). "What's this got to do to with us?" you might think, but with the world's largest economy, any announcement of QE3 in the US would likely have a huge impact on financial markets and economies across the globe.
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With an economy that is still showing some signs of life, an inflation rate that is hardly catastrophic and the announcement coming so close to the Presidential elections in November, there are reservations across the Atlantic on whether the US really needs QE3 and if now is the right moment.
Quantitative Easing is a highly controversial and risky policy, as would be the case with pumping such a large amount of money in the economy. Many see it as a short-term fix to plug a leaky economy, an economy that will leak again as soon as the plug is removed.
Like one and two before it, QE3 has its critics and the impact not just in the U.S. but the global economy as a whole will be played out over the coming weeks, months and years.
Can QE cure the crisis? That is the question.
Simon D. Denham is chief executive of the London Capital Group Ltd
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