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"But which places, exactly, should people look before posting? I'd venture to say that there are precious few links anywhere that haven't been posted several different places, in some context, before they show up here."—LittleMissCrankyAh, but see, that's why I very carefully phrased my point the way that I did. I wasn't advocating that people check other sites before posting; just that they don't post links that they've seen at any other high-profile site (and especially more than one). If a person only reads MeFi, they're not obligated to look at other sites before posting—because, where'd they find the link if they don't read other sites? Did they just stumble upon it on their own? Well, fine, sometimes that means a newbie (or net newbie) will post something we've all seen before; but at least it'll happen on an essentially random basis. Not, in contrast, to a "link of the day that's appearing everywhere" basis. Don't regurgitate links that look like they've already been chewed over and digested. This doesn't seem that complicated to me.
"He's got the most cast-iron sense of self-righteousness I've ever seen; he knows he knows what's right and good, so he can be as much of a jerk as he feels like being, and if you call him on it he either insults you or, if he's in a good mood, makes some smug remark that lets you know he's letting you live out of his infinite sense of noblesse oblige."while sugarcoating the knifetwist with things like 'but he's generally a force for good,' I suspect you'd be upset about it as well.


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Duluth Metals announces that it will not proceed with DEL IPO
TORONTO, March 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Duluth Metals Limited ("Duluth Metals") (TSX: DM) (TSX:DM.U) today announced that its Board of Directors has decided not to proceed with an IPO financing for its wholly-owned subsidiary Duluth Exploration Limited ("DEL") in view of current market and IPO conditions. As a result the DEL Special Warrants distributed in August 2011 to the shareholders of Duluth Metals as a dividend in kind will expire on July 31, 2013 and DEL will continue to be a wholly-owned subsidiary of Duluth Metals. In addition, effective today the Board has cancelled all Management and Director options related to DEL which otherwise would have vested upon the liquidity event.
About Duluth Metals Limited
Duluth Metals Limited is committed to acquiring, exploring and developing copper, nickel and platinum group metal (PGM) deposits. Duluth Metals has a joint venture with Antofagasta plc on the Twin Metals Project, located within the rapidly emerging Duluth Complex mining camp in north-eastern Minnesota. The Duluth Complex hosts one of the world's largest undeveloped repositories of copper, nickel and PGMs, including the world's third largest accumulation of nickel sulphides, and one of the world's largest accumulations of polymetallic copper and platinum group metals. Aside from the joint venture, Duluth Metals retains a 100% position on approximately 40,000 acres of mineral interests on exploration properties adjacent to or nearby the Twin Metals Minnesota LLC joint venture.
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We saw enemies coming together and standing side by side for the same cause. We identified with the people of San Francisco when a deadly virus claimed the lives of thousands in a once carefree community. We sympathized with the victims of displacement.
In an entertainment culture where Hollywood rules, independent films and documentaries with important messages can be overshadowed. Illuminating Oppression, The 9th Annual Human Rights Film Festival is rasing awareness through film at Syracuse University.
The first thing you'll notice about Syracuse Stage's production of the Miracle Worker is the exceedingly gorgeous set. A brightly painted backdrop brings Spring into full bloom behind an impressive two-story southern plantation, where light, greenery and rich detail create Helen Keller's home and demonstrate in striking tragedy the vivid world that she could not see.
Dozens of students showed up to the M.E. Show, Friday night, even though most of them had no idea what they were going to see. But performers Matthew Lax and Ellen Burke, both senior film majors at Syracuse University, wanted it that way.
If anyone is wondering where their socks went, look in the obscenely tight pants of the male cast members in Lysistrata, now being performed by SU Department of Drama. It features numerous male cast members in their underwear, which inevitably gives rise to the question: "Is it real or stuffed?"
For this bawdy sexual comedy, this kind of thinking is necessary to enjoying it. So lay back and get in position.
The sun has been beating against your skin for eternity as you curl your bare toes into the burning yellow sand. You inhale through parched lips to breathe in the heavy heat. As you shade your eyes with tanned fingers you see that the fiery globe is finally nearing the horizon. Across the snaking, dry desert dunes the coming night outlines a caravan of camels, silhouetted against the setting sun.
It's said, through advice columns, self-help books, and many (many, many) romantic comedies, that the most important aspect in a relationship is communication. In the Not Another Theater Company's double feature of plays, "Love Letters" and "You've Got Hate Mail," in light of Cupid day, that sentiment rings especially true.
Tom Bronzetti played guitar for less than a third of his life. The 25-year-old didn't let any lack of experience stop him, and he worked his way into studying music at Ithaca College and the New School for Jazz in New York City.
Muse House is produced by graduate students in the Goldring Arts Journalism program, with the aim of shining a brighter spotlight on the Syracuse and CNY arts and culture scene.


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Warrior Generals Winning the British Civil Wars Malcolm Wanklyn
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In this bold history of the men who directed and determined the outcome of the mid-seventeenth-century British wars - from Cromwell, Fairfax, and Essex to many more lesser-known figures - military historian Malcolm Wanklyn offers the first assessment of leadership and the importance of command in the civil wars. Wanklyn examines how the generals prepared for, fought in, and followed up a battle, and he provides an incisive appraisal of the performance of individual commanders set against their peers and across the period.
Malcolm Wanklyn is Professor of History at the University of Wolverhampton, and former head of the Department of History and War Studies. He has taught postgraduate and undergraduate courses on seventeenth-century history for many years, and has lectured widely on the Civil War to both academic and non-academic audiences. He has published extensively on early modern England, and is the author of A Military History of the English Civil War 1642-1646 and Decisive Battles of the English Civil War.
"Wanklyn provides a useful, well-researched, general narrative of the higher direction of the Civil Wars." -John Childs, BBC History Magazine
"This is a work of erudite scholarship, which, as with all histories that deserve to be widely read, demonstrates its theoretical rigour in the unquestionable validity if its conclusions." -Ian Cawood, Times Literary Supplement


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Sport has a habit of giving with one hand and clobbering you with the other. From starting the year in the form of my life I spent yesterday at home with an ice pack and a mountain of frustration. That's the heptathlon — it's not natural for you.
I had an MRI scan in Leeds on Monday night and found there was a slight strain on the ligament that runs around the side of the foot. It is my right foot; the wrong foot; the one that caused me to miss the 2008 Olympics after I suffered multiple stress fractures.


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A wall separated the two riders when they were previously team-mates
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19 December 2012 15:28
Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo's relationship will not be dominated by the friction and animosity that existed between the pair between 2008 and 2010.
Rossi's return to Yamaha's factory MotoGP squad in 2013 has inevitably sparked talk of a renewed bitter rivalry with former foe Lorenzo.
In their previous three-year spell together they had numerous on and off track clashes and Yamaha had a dividing wall between the two, and there was a restriction on the sharing of data.
Given the history between the two, it is far fetched to think their relationship can ever be completely harmonious.
But chief adjudicator will once again be Yamaha boss Lin Jarvis, who understands the potentially explosive situations that could materialise.
Speaking to MCN recently Jarvis said: "We know how it is to manage two big stars in one team and it is not easy to do. Both of them are a little bit older and the scenario is very different now to what it was in the past.
"Valentino was the established king of MotoGP and Jorge was the prince arriving to try and dethrone him. That undoubtedly created a lot of tension but now it is quite different.
"Jorge is the number one rider and he has won two out of the last three world championships and the tables have been turned. But Valentino is not the young usurper. He's an established star that is coming back to show he can win another championship and still win races.
"I think it is a different dynamic and chemistry this time. I'm sure we are going to have some moments and issues because racing at this level is highly competitive and if the guys are both on fire and fighting for the win then I'm sure there will be situations. We are going to have to deal with them and we will."
Jarvis though believes the decision to re-sign Rossi is less likely to create the same tension that existed in the past.
He added: "The last two years will have changed Valentino's outlook. I've no doubt he has respect for Jorge's riding ability and skill. Any rider would have to have that and I have no doubt that Jorge will not underestimate Valentino and knows full well what he is capable of.
"There should be no reason for any friction now because they are in different phases of their career and lives, so I am hoping and expecting that they will co-exist in a positive way."
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ocdcbr, Doohan was older than Rossi is now, when he won his last title, so can you explain to me why you feel Rossi 'dam well should' get beaten?
Or is it because it's his first year back on the Yam... oh, that fucks that excuse, Stoner won first year on the ducati... oh that's right, back on the honda too!
Get those excuses ready ya dickhead... hahaha!
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My nonsense was to the Reverend's assertion that Pedro is too nice or too happy to win the MotoGP title. Circumstances my boy, circumstances...
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Sorry... meant MotoGP championship... but you knew that. Everyone knows how many titles he's got... & that none of them are in MotoGP...
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Kurds warn Baghdad amid rising tension over oil exports and revenues
By Abbas al-Baghdadi
Azzaman, March 17, 2014
Iraqi Kurds have threatened "unspecified measures" if the central government in Baghdad persists in blocking their share of oil revenues.
The Kurds theoretically are part of Iraq but they have turned their region, comprising three provinces, into a semi-independent state.
Their parliament and government take decisions without recourse to Baghdad. They developed oil fields within their region, constructed a pipeline to Turkish terminals on the Mediterranean and promoted the status of Halabja to a province.
Baghdad wants to curtail what it sees as the Kurdish march towards 'cessation.' It seeks arrangements that will put oil output, export and collection of revenues under strict government control in Baghdad.
The Kurds object interference from Baghdad and have even started drilling for oil in areas which are outside their administrative control as an autonomous region, signing contracts with foreign firms to develop fields in the so-called 'disputed areas.'
Baghdad's only weapon is the Kurdish share which it pays out to Iraqi Kurds from revenues from own oil exports. The Kurds earn up to $20 billion a year as the government has been allocating up to 17% of the price each barrel Baghdad exports.
The government this year has stopped paying the Kurds, saying that they should first bring their oil industry under direct control by the Oil Ministry in Baghdad and funnel all their hard cash they earn from oil exports to Central Bank coffers.
The measure has been the harshest by Baghdad against the Kurds following the downfall of former leader Saddam Hussein in 2003.
The Kurds are reported to be unable to pay their civil servants, prompting the Kurdish authorities to restrict public spending and scale back projects.
It is not clear what measure the Kurds will take to confront Baghdad since they cannot run their economy and own region without massive financial allocations from the federal government.
The Kurds say they have a capacity to export 400,000 barrels a day and the government position is to stop paying them unless it regains full control over their oil output, export and collection of royalties.
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Hostal with a restaurant, in Marbella (San Pedro de Alcantara)
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This hostal is located in Marbella (San Pedro de Alcantara), close to Real Club de Golf Guadalmina, La Quinta Golf, and Centro Plaza. Also nearby are Real Club de Golf Las Brisas and Atalaya Golf and Country Club.
Property Features
In addition to a restaurant, Hostal San Felipe features a coffee shop/café. Other amenities include a business center and meeting rooms.
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In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access and refrigerators, guestrooms feature air conditioning along with climate control and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Dining options at the hostal include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. This hostal offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. This Marbella hostal also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 42
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
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As workers and consumers, immigrants play a role in the labor markets and economies of the countries in which they settle. The research collected here examines how immigrants fare in the labor market, whether they are affected differently than native-born workers during cycles of boom and bust, the role of immigration policymaking as a lever of competitiveness, immigrant employment by sector and skill, and the fiscal impacts of immigration. MPI's research also assesses the role of temporary workers and the labor recruitment process.
الأردنية ودعم اقتصاده. وابتدأت العَمالة غير العربية الآتية من آسيا بالزيادة في السنوات الأخيرة في الأردن، وبالأخص من سريلانكا والفِليبّين.
This report highlights gaps and anomalies in labor protection, while recognizing that U.S. law sets significant standards for minimum wage, overtime pay, child labor, safe and healthy workplaces, antidiscrimination, labor organizing, and collective bargaining.
This Migration Policy Institute event was held to discuss the release of MPI'sbook, Migration and the Great Recession: The Transatlantic Experience, which reviews how the financial and economic crisis of the late 2000s marked a sudden and dramatic interruption in international migration trends.
Drawing on experiences from Asia, Europe, North America, and the Pacific region, this report presents eight strategies that represent best practices developed by immigrant-receiving countries to increase the economic contributions of immigration.
This edited volume addresses the impact of the economic crisis in seven major immigrant-receiving countries: the United States, Germany, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
This report describes the range of policies available to improve immigrants' economic integration through language acquisition, especially those focused on getting immigrants into jobs or moving into higher-paying jobs. It assesses promising models and practices from Europe and North America.
This report explores the migration patterns and demographics of Black African immigrants in the United States, examining their admission channels, human-capital characteristics, and labor market performance. The authors also provide an analysis of these immigrants' integration prospects.
While aspects of the U.S. immigration system facilitate newcomers' contributions to economic growth and competitiveness, others undermine them. Reforms are needed to enhance the job-creating power of U.S. employers and strengthen the system's ability to select effectively from the large pool of foreign workers.


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Bottos, a photography major and gender studies minor, runs a Tumblr page where she often uploads selfies as well as pictures of her work.
Since starting the Tumblr in 2010, she has received hundreds of cruel anonymous messages. Last week, she decided to turn the words of hate into a feminist art project; she screencapped some of the messages and posted them over pictures of herself.
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If I get a Run: Turn Around LS I think I might either get the plum or the persian purple. The black is too similar to my new Define. The plum is edged in Black Swan at the cuffs and neck.
The above photos make the color look a little dull. Reader Angela took a few photos of her new Plum Turn Around:
One side is striped and the other side is checked. The color code is spmi, which might stand for Swan Plum Mini Check/Stripe.


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A 'top only' jingle is a version of the jingle where there is sung vocals at the very start and the rest is a music bed (or instrumental) so that a voice over may be heard. It is similar to a top and tail but without the tail. Like every jingle cut, a top only jingle has its purpose in the right context. The sung vocals at the very start effectively introduces your business name or product without taking up a lot of time, which then allows a lot more time for the spoken message to be heard.
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This is a rant and it is directed at all the companies providing telephonic grievance addresal to its customers. This is also directed at the people who 'listen' to their customers (a.k.a BPO personnels).
Why? Because clearly they are filled with the noise of all the templated corporate jargon that they are not 'listening' and I have not a single piece of evidence for this but I will elucidate only this 1 instance, of which I was a victim, to bring to light, this problem of 'not being able to listen'.
Here's what happens:
The phone rings. The customer care executive picks up. The conversation starts. There is a robotic human sitting at the other end, speaking in a monotonous voice which almost sounds like 'Alex' from the screen readers which we use on our PCs (no offence, Alex). Names are exchanged as identities. Problems noted. Systems updated. But wait? Are they really listening? I don't think so. Here's what happened with me.
I use the services of an upcoming internet services providing company in New Delhi. Recently, I put in a request to cancel my connection after the current month, as I had already pre-paid for this month. I mentioned this clearly to the service personnel. (I'm sure they've recorded the conversation). I think I repeated this about 3 times that: this has to be cancelled next month, but, probably the man was on a Facebook chat or Whatsapp conversation with someone and this (my) call had to be just gotten-through and, as a result: my connection was cancelled immediately. Wow!
When I discovered that my connection had been cancelled, I called up the helpline, only to learn that the 'billing' department is the one who would take care of this issue. I asked the man to connect me with the billing department. He said that that isn't possible, but he will put in a mail to them to get back to me within the next 24 hours. Upon repeated requests, he agreed to write to them saying that this 'problem' needs a response in the next half an hour. Alas! But, no, nothing happened. It's been about 24 hours now since I made the last call and no one has gotten back to me. The system has gone to sleep after collecting money from the customers.
Not only is this problem present over the phone, but also in our physical interactions with service providers. Take for example Pizza joints. You sit on the table. Our man comes and bows down with a plastic smile, which he's been trained to adorn. Takes the order, and says "Sir, your order will be ready in 17 minutes". Really?? Is that information important for me? What do I do with it? Can you please provide me with a stopwatch to enjoy your gimmick?
Dear Mr. Customer Service Personnel, when you are asking me the question: 'Is there anything else I can help you with, sir', I must ask you to stop for a moment and see if you've clearly understood the current problem, because THIS is the problem that really needs to be solved. This is the problem that will answer your appraisal itself, not some obligatory feedback squeezed out of a quickly-handled customer. Please 'listen' carefully to THIS problem and then think about other things, if you may?
I'm asking just one question: Can we 'listen' to each other without this self / system-imposted mind-chatter? If yes, then we can go ahead and build an ecosystem where real 'service' is being provided to customers, otherwise it is all just a weekend money making charade.
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Tennessee Durable Power of Attorney Laws
Explanation of Chart and More Information on Durable Power of Attorney Laws
|Code Section
|34-6-201, et seq. Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Act
|Specific Powers, Life-Prolonging Acts
|Any procedure, treatment to diagnose, assess, or treat a disease, illness, or injury, including surgery, drugs, transfusions, mechanical ventilation, dialysis, CPR, artificial nourishment, hydration or other nutrients, radiation. Death by starvation or dehydration allowed only if specifically directed with statutory phrase.
|Legal Requirements for Durable Power of Attorney
|Signed before 2 witnesses and notary public and specifically authorizes health care decisions
|Revocation of Durable Power of Attorney
|Revocable by (1) notifying the attorney-in-fact orally or in writing; (2) notifying health care giver orally or in writing; (3) executing subsequent durable power of attorney; (4) divorce if former spouse was designated; (5) principal's current wishes supersede durable power of attorney
|Validity from State-to-State
|Effective if document complies with laws of Tennessee or laws of the state of principal's residence
|If Physician Unwilling to Follow Durable Power of Attorney
|Prompt and orderly transfer required
|Immunity for Attending Physician
|No criminal, civil, or professional liability for physician acting in good faith
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Being a mama to an almost two year old and with a new baby on the way, I've learned a thing or two about what's easy and what works when it comes to caring for a little one. Baby registries can be overwhelming for both expecting mothers and those who want to shop for the newest little bambinas. If you've ever walked down a baby aisle at a superstore, it's far too easy to get overwhelmed with all the gear. Marketers love to prey on our sweet and sensitive side by selling us on all things darling, tiny and newborn – from designer pacies and pillows to large plastic seats in a plethora of colors. Even the smaller baby boutiques are crowded with the newest, hippest gear, and it's easy to get lost in all the "Aww!! That's sooo cute!" of it all. So with time, money and energy-saving in mind (you can thank me later), I've created a list of my top favorites. Who needs a $30 bottle warmer for the car anyways? There are just some things that aren't practical for everyday use. The baby gear below has received lots of love in our home from day one, and I find them all worthy of making the list!
1. Pack'n'Play – Essential for the family on the go. It's perfect for traveling, and it can even be used as an every-day bed. Ours came with a changing table and a bassinette that added extra function in the first few months. Still to this day, our Pack'n'Play goes with us everywhere!
2. Diapers, Diapers, and More Diapers – with a newborn in the house, there are never enough diapers. Find out if the mom-to-be is using cloth or disposable and gather a few of the smaller sizes to start off with. Diapers.com has the best deals for disposables, and I love to shop KellysCloset.com for all my clothed heinies. She provides everything you need to know (and then some) about all things cloth!
3. Baby Swing or Bouncer/Rocker Seat – These items are great to have when mom needs her hands for a few minutes. They are about one in the same, so you really just need one or the other. There are several on the market, but I really like the ones with toys for kicking and batting attached. The bouncy seat got the most use in our house, and it was easy to travel with as well.
4. Swaddling Blankets – blankets of any kind are a great gift, but my all-time favorites are the extra large, extra thin swaddlers. They're great for all seasons and have so many uses besides the obvious – stroller covers, changing pads, breastfeeding covers - you name it. A friend of mine sold me on the Aden+Anais swaddlers, and I absolutely love them for their design, texture, quality, and size. A great baby gift for any new mom!
5. Baby Carrier – oh the wonderful world of baby-wearing! Baby carriers are great for everyday use – quick trips to the grocery store, walks around town, cranky, sleepy babies wanting to be held – you could seriously wear your baby anywhere. My all-time favorite is the Ergo as it's GREAT for everyday use and is both mama and daddy-friendly. It's designed for baby years through toddlerhood, so it's the best for the money too. Slings and wraps come in a close second behind the Ergo. They are easy to use and perfect for quick outings. There's also the Kelty Kids backpack that's first-rate for active dads. Naomi gets a birds-eye view from his shoulders while hiking the trails. It's just a little on the extremely heavy side for me! ☺
6. Stroller – Sometimes, a baby carrier just won't do (like at the doctor's office or when you have too much to carry already). A good quality umbrella stroller is a must for quick trips, but if you want to take your stroller off the beaten path on nature trails or bumpy terrain, an all-terrain stroller is great to have too. The cobblestone streets of Savannah can get bumpy!
7. Calendula Ointment & Other Baby Care Products – When talking about babies and their sweet, baby-soft skin, it's best to choose products that are all-natural and made for sensitive skin. Calendula Ointment is a life-saver, and I don't know what I would do without it. I use it for diaper rash, chapped skin, & now cuts & bug bites too. A lot of babies deal with sensitive skin issues, especially in the beginning, so Kiss My Face & California Baby products are great all-natural products to start with. Aquaphor for Babies is also a must! Check out the basket pictured below. It contains a surplus of all the yummy goods I love for baby – a perfect basket for a shower!
8. Baby Monitor – These make great baby gifts! This is definitely a nicety over necessity, but I get daily use out of our monitor, and at this point, I don't know what I'd do without it! Great for multi-level homes, gardening in the yard while baby's sleeping, and vacationing. We shared a beach house with our large family last summer, and the monitor reached the distance from house to beach while she was sleeping. How cool is that?
9. Highchair/Booster Seat – Baby's got to eat, so she definitely needs a place to sit once it's time to sit up on her own! If you plan on traveling a lot to see family or even if you are out to eat often, Fisher Price makes a great travel booster seat with tray. It folds up compact and comes with a strap, so it's easy to transport from place to place. It's certainly nice to have when vacationing or taking trips away from home.
10. Rocking Chair – my all-time favorite and definitely a necessity. We've rocked MILES in our glider and use it to this day. Of course, I've got a thing for rocking chairs in general (there's one in just about every room of our house and two on the front porch). But there's just something about the slow, constant rhythm and motion that can put a baby (and me) right to sleep.
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Does your family show affection in bizarre ways? My dead grandmother showed her adoration by cracking my toes, usually when I napped on the sofa or was stupid enough to leave a foot on top of the sheet. One of my aunts whispered "I love you" by hacking into my self-esteem, because she didn't want me to become cocky, my ego unmanageable.


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Bookworming in a 19th-Century Theater in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Gazing beyond the racks of Borges and Cortázar in El Ateneo Grand Splendid, the largest bookstore in South America, you crane your neck to examine its enormous, domed ceiling, covered in a heavenly fresco depicting an "allegory of peace" by Italian painter Nazarene Orlandi (a man who apparently liked his allegories voluptuous). This late-19th-century theater still boasts maroon velvet curtains and ornate, gold leaf detailing along its three-tiered balconies. Instead of theater seats, the magnificent space is filled with books, reading rooms, cozy chairs and sofas, a kids area, and a café on the former stage.


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Une approche Macroprudentielle du risque systémique en zone CEMAC
[A Macro-prudential approach of systemic risk in CEMAC zone]
AbstractIn this study, we identifie a small number of indicators of macro-prudential supervision important to monitoring of the banking's system. We use the theory of Markov stochastic processes to measure the systemic risk of CEMAC by calculating the degree of fragility of system and we determine the variables that influent on it degradation by using a logit model on panel data. Following this analysis, it appears that the claims on the private sector in a period, foreign direct investment (FDI), private sector credit and exports increase the risk of failure of the banking system, while the equity, The rate of inflation, exchange rates, while rising, downward influence the likelihood of degradation of the banking system in CEMAC
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Indulge in high-carb dinners starting two nights before your race. "You want a meal that's 50 to 60 percent carbs, is easily digested, and won't upset your stomach," says Lauren Antonucci, RD, director of Nutrition Energy in New York City. Sick of spaghetti? Test-drive these dishes from top chefs while training and see if one revs you up better than your usual heap of noodles.Capellini with Chicken, Broccoli, and Pecorino Cheese
"I always eat a bowl of pasta, like this capellini recipe, whether I have a half-marathon or a 53-mile bike race the next day," says Thom Fox, executive chef at Public House and three-hour marathoner.
Makes: 4 servingsIngredients
Nutrition facts per serving: 415 calories, 30g protein, 53g carbohydrate, 10g fat (2g saturated), 6g fiber
"This dish, from my new book, Now Eat This! 150 of America's Favorite Comfort Foods All Under 350 Calories, is just as good as the original," says FITNESS advisory board member Rocco DiSpirito, who completed the 2009 Ironman World Championship 70.3.
Makes: 4 servingsIngredients
Nutrition facts per serving: 320 calories, 18g protein, 55g carbohydrate, 4.8g fat (2g saturated), 6g fiber
"This recipe, from my book Cooking from the Hip, is packed with flavor and lasting energy," says Cat Cora, star of Food Network's Iron Chef America and a longtime runner.
Makes: 4 servingsIngredients
Nutrition facts per serving: 358 calories, 28g protein, 43g carbohydrate, 5g fat (1g saturated), 2g fiber
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Russia's conflicted stance about its growing drug crisis — criticism of the West, but silence at home — seems unlikely to address the problem, and it may even have prompted a misguided and dangerous search for remedies.
In August 2007, the presidents of Afghanistan and Tajikistan walked side by side with the U.S. commerce secretary across a new $37 million concrete bridge that the Army Corps of Engineers designed to link two of Central Asia's poorest countries. Today, the bridge across the muddy waters of the Panj River is carrying much more than vegetables and timber: It's paved the way for drug traffickers to transport larger loads of Afghan heroin and opium to Central Asia and beyond to Russia and Western Europe.
California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein says she's open to the idea of having the government compete with private companies as a way to help provide health insurance to the nearly 50 million people who lack it.
We're not finished yet. Even today, scientists say that human beings are continuing to evolve as our genes respond to rapid changes in the world around us.
Scientists are baffled by one of humankind's most annoying problems - itching — an almost universal misery for which there is, as yet, no adequate explanation or treatment.
Tom Hanks' new movie, ``Angels and Demons,'' tells of a secret plot to blow up the Vatican and everyone inside it by using ``the most terrible weapon ever made'': anti-matter.
Here are some questions and answers about the science of swine flu — the H1N1 virus that's sweeping the world.
Congress asked the National Academy of Sciences to conduct a study of how to avoid an catastrophic collision with an asteroid after scientitsts couldn't eliminate an extremely slight chance that an asteroid called Apophis would slam into Earth in 2036. The program has spent $41 million, but now is running out of money.
About 38,000 years ago, a Neanderthal man living in what's now Croatia broke his left arm, forcing him to use his other arm for most tasks. That increased the mass and density of the bone in the upper right arm, and preserved his DNA for researchers — using a dentist's drill — to recover many millennia later.
It's a tiny molecule with a nondescript name — "p53" — but it has an awesome responsibility: preventing more than half of all human cancers. Some scientists call it the "guardian angel," "guardian of the genome," or the "dictator of life and death."
Millions of "natural killer cells" — nature's first line of defense against cancer, viruses and other infectious microbes — are on constant patrol inside your body.
Like kids taking apart a fine Swiss watch, scientists are laboring to understand what makes the biological clock that's inside every living creature tick. Many questions remain to be answered, however, such as how the clocks work at the level of individual molecules.
Scientists are testing artificial retinas that they hope can restore partial sight to people who've lost their vision to the most common causes of blindness. Retinitis pigmentosa, which ruins peripheral vision, and macular degeneration, which causes a blurred or blind spot in central vision, affect millions of people, especially the elderly.
Two centuries after Charles Darwin's birth on Feb. 12, 1809, people still argue passionately about his theory of evolution.
The unmanned bombers that frequently cause unintended civilian casualties in Pakistan are a step toward an even more lethal generation of robotic hunters-killers that operate with limited, if any, human control.
Robots are gaining on us humans. Thanks to exponential increases in computer power — which is roughly doubling every two years — robots are getting smarter, more capable, more like flesh-and-blood people. Matching human skills and intelligence, however, is an enormously difficult — perhaps impossible — challenge.
That annoying kitchen pest, the fruit fly, occupies an honored place in science and medicine, despite slurs from politicians such as Sen. John McCain and his 2008 sidekick, Sarah Palin.
The world's astronomers are about to get a trio of powerful new eyes on the sky that can see better and farther than existing space telescopes.
Barack Obama called Sunday for astronauts to be sent to the moon by 2020 and then possibly to Mars, once again reversing his earlier stance in favor of scaling back the space program. The soon-to-be Democratic nominee's new space plan includes adding a shuttle mission after its planned retirement in 2010 and reestablishing the National Aeronautics and Space Council.
Four hundred years after Galileo spied craters on the moon with the world's first telescope, astronomers this year will get a windfall of new and improved telescopes of unprecedented power with which to explore the universe. To honor Galielo, astronomers have declared 2009 the International Year of Astronomy to honor Galileo.
The House of Representatives on Friday voted 219 to 212 to take historic steps to reduce the heat-trapping gases building up in the atmosphere and gradually shift America to cleaner sources of energy. However, the measure is still a long way from becoming law. The Senate now will work out its own version, and the results of a planned vote there this fall are uncertain.
Thirteen people were killed and 45 were wounded when a small parked motorcycle detonated early Friday in a crowd of young men in the Bab al Sheikh neighborhood in downtown Baghdad, Iraqi police said.
A senior cleric aligned with Iran's hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called Friday for leaders of the mass protests over the country's disputed presidential election to be dealt with "mercilessly" and treated as enemies of God, a transgression meriting death.
President Barack Obama's caution on same-sex marriage and gays in the military isn't winning him much praise from frustrated gays and lesbians, who think he hasn't delivered on his campaign promises to a constituency that helped put him in the White House.
NASA is turning to private space companies to plug a worrisome five-year gap in its ability to boost astronauts into orbit and return them safely to Earth.
The Obama administration has called for closer review of mountaintop mining permits. Environmentalists said it fell far short of protecting mountain streams from having mining debris dumped in them.
The company that runs the inactive Rock Creek gold mine near Nome has agreed to pay nearly $900,000 to federal regulators for the mine's storm-water discharge violations two summers ago. It's the second largest-ever penalty involving storm-water violations at a construction site regulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's northwest regional office, federal regulators said Tuesday.
Canadian companies want to turn a swath of spruce and tundra owned by Alaska Natives into one of the world's biggest gold mines.
Forget Pebble for a minute. There's another huge project gearing up in Southwest Alaska, and it would turn a swath of spruce- and tundra-covered land owned by Alaska Natives in the Yukon-Kuskokwim region into one of the world's largest gold mines.
The U.S. Supreme Court's Monday decision allowing the Kensington gold mine near Juneau, Alaska to discharge its waste into a fish-bearing lake could be the final word in the long-running dispute. But environmentalists hope that it is not.


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Doodle Jump Game using HTML5
This is a recreation of Doodle Jump that originally comes for Android and iOS devices. This game is created using awesome HTML5 API and Canvas. It does not have all of the features that the original game has (for now) like Monsters, Power ups etc.
I'll be releasing a second version of this game with more features from the original game along with sounds to make this game more fun. Stay tuned for more game releases by me :D
Note: This game is just a "recreation" of the original game in HTML5 and the graphics are made in Photoshop. I respect the original creators Igor Pusenjak and his brother for their great work. I am a big fan of this game and I really love it so I decided to recreate that in HTML5 and trying to incorporate the same fun level the original creators did.
The name of the game and images are © copyrights by the respective creators and Lima Sky. If you like this game and want to purchase it for your phone, then you can get it for you iPhone here or your Android phone here.
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Hey, I'm looking for some advice. I've been using TukUI for a while now, and I really like it, but I wanted to try something different. When I tried making my own UI before it ended up being pretty cluttered, and was hoping for some advice on how to fix that. I'd also like to mention that my monitor has a resolution of only 1024x768. I want a UI that could work for multiple classes and roles. Any advice would be appreciated, or just a helpful point towards a forum or something.
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To be honest I'd still recommend you rolling your own as you have a very small monitor, I found a great video guide here that helps with making an ui from scratch. http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL761D808689FB3840&feature=plcp
Otherwise nUI maybe, if you nix the action bars and reduce the height of the part that's on the bottom of your screen.
A couple of good ways to reduce UI clutter, whether if editing your own or if making one from scratch is to set up addons so they only display what you need to know, and nothing else, for an example if i raid as DPS i don't need to have DBM tell me that tank damaging ability X has N number of stacks on the tank, while if healing or tanking I can have a different profile that shows that. Another way to reduce screen space used is to play having all your combat abilities on hidden action bars, and keybound, and use similar keybinds on all characters. I for an example only have 2 small (6 buttons) action bars, and those are only for my mount, hearthstone and targetting macros. Yet another way could be to set your map to autohide while in combat, to free up even more space,


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John Lincoln of the Grand Radio Players stops by News 5 at 11:30 to talk about the War of the Worlds even going on Wednesday October 30th at the Grand Theatre.
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A pet goldfish is off-the-hook and alive after a micro-surgery removes a tumor from his brain.
E-cigarettes are a growing trend for current and even new smokers. Like regular cigarettes, could they soon be banned in Ohio bars and restaurants?
The city of Findlay is in the beginning stages of doing just that.
First it was cigarette use that was banned inside restaurants, schools and the workplace. Findlay is working to include e-cigs in that ban. Leaders say a major part of that actually has to do with young people who use e-cigs.
E-cigarettes are a popular alternative to tobacco cigarettes for many smokers. E-cigarettes deliver nicotine electronically. Some say they're safer than regular cigarettes, others disagree.
Dr. Stephen D. Mills is the Health Commissioner for the Findlay City Health Department. He has asked city council to include e-cigarettes in the smoke free laws and ordinances.
"We're seeing a re-normalization of smoking indoors. We've made such strides over the last decade, that now there are clean indoor ordinances and now I think the e-cigarettes are making that more normal and we feel that is a step backwards in public health," said Dr. Mills.
Dr. Mills understands that e-cigs can be somewhat beneficial for smokers who are trying to quit tobacco use, but still doesn't believe they are entirely safe or healthy. He says one of the main reasons he is recommending the e-cig ban is to deter youths from using e-cigs, when they don't smoke to begin with.
"We're seeing a lot of youth experimenting with e-cigarettes, and nicotine is addictive. So we're going to have a youth nicotine addiction problem with these e-cigarettes too," said Dr. Mills. "There are bans right now in effect and we'd like to be ahead of the game and understand that. I think it will lead toward a healthier environment."
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BK: I don't find the differences a problem. Of course, there are rules to adapt to and know but in the end racing creates its own challenges no matter where you are. Among our top successes I would consider Le Mans 2003 and 2005, for different reasons. In 2003 we raced Bentleys. We ran a perfect race, the car was flawless we made good pit stops. We just got out-run by a faster car that did not break. Any other year that was a victorious effort. In 2005 we had a slower, heavier car, got in the lead after three hours and were hounded to the flag. We were constantly under pressure and slower some times by up to six seconds a lap. The team was unflappable and kept its head under some extreme pressure. I was extremely proud to be the only American team that had won since 1967. That was a special moment for sure. Additionally, running those races overseas was made possible by a supportive and focused team owner in Dave Maraj of Champion.
Ec: Previously we asked Ralf Juttner what makes a successful race team. Now it's your turn.
BK: I think a successful team is one whose members trust one another. Team members check each other and have respect. A good team is a diverse group where each one takes his job seriously and respects others' duties. A good team has strong leadership, may disagree at times, but acts in a unified manner when it counts.
Ec: You've been fortunate to continue working with drivers like Allan McNish through Porsche and Audi. Does this type of continuity help, or have cars become so technical that it is no longer that critical?
BK: I think it's very important. I feel fortunate to have worked with drivers like Allan for a long time. I think that kind of friendship and understanding helps advance everyone's thinking. There's a trust factor there that puts you all up to speed quicker. You know each other; you know the voice, accent, mannerisms. This can be invaluable during the critical moments of a race. It streamlines the language and creates an economy of words and movements. This description fits with almost every professional driver I have worked with. The results speak for themselves. You know their names.
Ec: Following that vein, driver feedback used to be the major element in testing, and now so many engineers rely on electronics. There seems to be a split in opinion as to the driver's importance.
BK: I'm old-school here. I will also date myself by saying that intuition about the tires combined with driver feedback are most important for me personally. No matter how technical a car gets, a human still has to drive it. Without that, it becomes a dry science. Data systems now are amazing in their resolution. They allow you to spot anomalies and trends better than ever before. This cannot be diminished, but at the end of the day, no matter how good the car is, a driver has to have the confidence to use it all and feel comfortable.
Ec: How will the recent economic problems affect preparations for the new season?
BK: I'm certain they will in some way. It is difficult to speculate on. I think all businesses big and small will feel an impact. I'm optimistic for the series due to its emphasis on development of alternative fuels technology.


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For Charlotte coach Steve Clifford, the Utah Jazz's 83-80 victory over the Bobcats on Monday night at EnergySolutions Arena was an unhappy replay of his team's previous two games.
Charlotte rallied from a 14-point deficit against the Jazz but, in the end, the Bobcats failed to finish well-executed possessions down the stretch.
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It happened in an 89-85 loss to Oklahoma City on Friday night.
It happened in a 118-116 overtime loss at Atlanta on Saturday night.
It happened again in Utah.
"We had our chances, obviously," Clifford said. "What do they say, it's a make-or-miss league. Tonight, they made and we missed."
Recalling the losses to the Thunder and Hawks, he added, "We've gotten good shots by the right people but, if we're going to win, they have to go in the basket."
Charlotte trailed at halftime, 42-34. The Jazz bumped their lead to 57-43 midway through the third quarter before Kemba Walker, who finished with 18 points, helped get the Bobcats back in the game.
"We were playing with very little energy until [then]," Clifford said.
What did he tell his players at the start of the fourth quarter, when the Bobcats still trailed, 63-53?
"Just keep playing," Clifford said. "Forty-eight minutes is a long time and we've been down a bunch of times. Just stay with it and keep fighting."
That's exactly what happened.
Charlotte opened the fourth quarter on a 7-0 run and took a 77-76 lead with just over a minute left. But the Bobcats then missed four straight shots — all of them close to the basket.
"The ball just didn't go in," Clifford said.
Defensively, the Bobcats broke down on the Jazz's biggest possessions.
Derrick Favors scored from underneath with a minute remaining to give Utah a 78-77 lead. Rookie Trey Burke followed with a shot clocking-beating layup to make it a three-point game with 19.1 seconds left.
"We were kind of slow-moving all game," said Charlotte's Gerald Henderson, who finished with 19 points. "[But] we made a push and ... were right there at the end of the game. We just made some mistakes defensively coming down the stretch — a couple of them myself."
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Make It Now, Gift It Later: Crema di Limoncello
Imagine limoncello: cool, refreshing, sweet-tart limoncello poured straight from the freezer into a waiting tumbler. Now imagine it creamy. Sounds pretty good, right?! I will be starting a batch of holiday gift-giving ASAP. Care to join me?
I have inherited the most amazing aunt and uncle from my husband. They go to the opera, they have a wine cellar, they travel to Italy, they love food. In short, they are my kind of people. The other night at dinner, my aunt-in-law started describing something they'd had in Italy: a creamy milk-based version of limoncello. She said it was like Baileys but with lemons, and she hadn't been able to find it here in the States.
The wheels immediately started turning. Of course. A bit of research later and I discovered that this creamy version of limoncello is quite easy to make at home. You steep lemon peels in grain alcohol for anywhere from a week to...well, as long as you'd like. The alcohol just gets better with time.
Once the alcohol is infused to your liking, you just combine it with milk and sugar. Bottle, chill, and enjoy!
I'm going to get a batch of this going sometime in the next month so the lemons and alcohol have a good long time to steep before the holidays arrive. This will also give me some time to scrounge up some pretty bottles to store it in.
• Crema di Limoncello from Garrett McCord of Vanilla Garlic (Pictured above)
• Have Your Limoncello, and Eat It Too from NPR: Kitchen Window
• Creamy Limoncello from Epicurious
Have you ever come across creamy limoncello before or tried making it yourself?
Related: Milk and Booze! How to Make Sweet Milk Liqueur
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That looks delightful. Does anyone have a recipe for the non-creamy limoncello that they like? I tried the Martha Stewart recipe and it was very thick and syrupy. Is it supposed to be that way and I should cut it with club soda?
How well does this keep with the milk in it?
It keeps really well because you keep it in the freezer.
We not only fell in love with creamy limoncello a few years ago, we experimented with other citrus last year. Blood oranges were the clear favorite for a more dessert type beverage - it is an alcoholic dreamsicle. http://katedjupe.com/blood-orangecello
Giada de Laurentis has a good limoncello recipe. Hers is made with limes, but you could easily swap them for lemons.
It is pretty sweet and syrupy, but that's how all the limoncello I have had has been. I always expect it to have a little lemon drop tang, which it never does.
The Giada recipe I have made and liked uses lemons:
Be sure to make the limoncello cheesecake squares too, they are awesome!
It is definitely syrupy, but you can experiment with your sugar and water amounts to adjust to your taste. I don't like to drink it straight either.
I buy organic lemons for most recipes, and when I don't need the peel, I freeze it until I have enough to make limoncello.
@meredithvp - Many of the recipes I found for crema di limoncello also mention that you can make regular non-creamy limoncello by just substituting the milk with water.
oh how I love you for this recipe. We have a restaurant here in California. http://www.giuseppesrestaurant.com/ if you are ever in San Luis Obispo, and they have the most delicious crema limoncello. It is made by the owner and the bartender always treats my husband and me to it after our dinner as an aperitif.
There's actually a company here in Arkansas that makes it. I'm not sure how widely it's available, but it's called Lombardi's Cream of Limoncello. It's all kinds of delicious.
When the house my friends rented was foreclosed on a few years ago, I got 100 lemons off their tree while helping them move! I turned that into two huge batches of both regular and crema di limoncello. They are both amazing, but the crema is definitely the favorite. I let the lemons steep in the alcohol for about 6 months before taking the next step and the time was definitely worth it. Also, especially with regular limoncello, the more time you let it rest the better it gets. After a year in the freezer it was exponentially better than it had been when I first bottled it. It's also nice to have extra bottles in the freezer b/c they make a great hostess/birthday/anniversary etc gift. Good luck on your various projects, everyone- it will definitely be worth it!
p.s. NOTE WELL- make sure you use pure white sugar if you want to preserve the beautiful lemon yellow color. I used organic sugar and, alas, my limoncello turned an odd yellowy-brown color. It was still delicious but not nearly as pretty as it could have been. It wasn't as noticeable in the crema since the milk dulls the color.
I can't believe nobody mentioned Alton Brown's limoncello recipe.
Hey, Alton Brown has a limoncello recipe(!)
What is grain alcohol & where do you get it?
I just use 100 proof vodka for mine. Soak lemon peels for at least 6 weeks, longer if you have the time. Then mix 1:1 with simple syrup. I've also added the lemon juice back in if I wanted a tarter, slightly cloudy lemoncello.
Now I'm going to have to try the crema version.
Does anyone know if this recipe could be made with soy milk or other non-dairy milks? I know the crema version is delicious and I'd love to make it vegan friendly!


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As most of you know, your boy has been on a much needed vacation for the past week and a half. And I while I watching reruns of Voltron, y'all certainly took the chance to misbehave:
- DMX was arrested AGAIN, and this time he was hiding out at penniless producer Scott Storch's house. Now, that's a reality show waiting to happen.
- Remember when Rihanna allegedly was messing around with Jay-Z? Rihanna's publicist admitted that she started those rumors to further her client's career. No shock there - now someone needs to admit that Rihanna and Chris Brown aren't really dating. Those two look so fake.
- And Kanye's horrible 808s & Heartbreak sold 400,000+ copies, landing at No. 1 on the Billboard charts in its first week. Did you people not read my review? I tried listening to that album again the other day and it's even worse than I remember.
But there was one bit of good news I couldn't wait to share.
My man Keith Sweat has recorded a tune to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the chicken McNugget!
Don't believe me? Click here to check out the song, courtesy of TMZ.
Now that's classy!
Some people might have a problem with a grown man singing about chicken nuggets, like a 10-year-old in the school cafeteria. But those people are haters. In these harsh economic times, when corporations are doing all they can to pull in hesitant customers, they need a spokesman that Americans can trust. And if you can't trust the man who sang "Make It Last Forever," then the terrorists truly have won.
And I don't want to hear about how McDonald's should have picked someone more "hip" that the kids can relate to. Screw the kids, they don't know anything. Think about it, would you buy anything from this guy:
Didn't think so. So next time you're chomping on a McNugget, know that somewhere, Keith is smiling.
Won't be me, though. I hate McNuggets.


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Understanding Page Rank – Illustrated
Check out this cool illustration of what Page Rank is and how to get good Page Rank by Zippy Cart. Kudos to them The only thing they did wrong here is what? They placed .edu sites on their second place, which is a common SEO myth that was left behind by the SEO generation from 90′s. Getting a PR6 backlink from an .edu site is the same as getting a PR6 backlink from a .com site, the only thing that matters is that the content on the website is related to yours. they state that .edu and .gov sites have more authority, that is not true, there are plenty of these sites that actually have no authority. Authority of a website doesn't rely on the domain extension, it relies on the content, age and trust. In the end, always go for the relative content first, put Page Rank of a site on your second place. This illustration is cool and makes some good point but it is hollow and over simplifies the entire process. Page Rank is not all that matters, remember that!
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Mark on September 12, 2010
Nice post, Zarko. Good explanation and great graphic. Personally, I do not focus on PR. I link to whomever and whatever site I feel will add value to my visitors. Does this hurt my PR. Possibly. But to be totally honest, I am more interested in relevancy than PR. Additionally, you are correct about the domain extension of the site. I have seen PR0 .info domains outrank fortune 500 .com PR7′s. Again relevancy is key.
Zarko on September 12, 2010
Just like I said in the post, "This illustration is cool and makes some good point but it is hollow and over simplifies the entire process. Page Rank is not all that matters, remember that!"
relevancy is the number one thing we should focus on, you are 100% right on that one. I for one also link to sites I find useful and relevant, it doesn't matter if it's PR0 or PR7!
Veronica Cervera@Miami Real estate on June 9, 2011
In the past, I used to pay a lot of attention to the PR as well but now as I have learned a bit more about SEO, I have also come to know that PR is not always important, there are other important factors too which matter a lot in your rankings. Link building strategy should not look suspicious instead it should look natural to the search engines.
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Thank you for the update. I am new to SEO and although its still a mystery for me on how to use this but I will study this for sure it will help me lot.Thank you once again for the informative post…
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Wolverine World Wide ( WWW) designs, manufactures and markets quality casual footwear and apparel, performance outdoor and athletic footwear and apparel, children's footwear, industrial work boots and apparel, and uniform shoes and boots. This stock closed up 1% at $57.93 on Wednesday.
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>>5 Stocks Set to Soar on Bullish EarningsFrom a technical perspective, WWW trended higher here right above some near-term support at $54 with above-average volume. This stock has been uptrending strong for the last few weeks, with shares soaring higher from its low of $49.32 to its recent high of $60.35. During that move, shares of WWW have been making mostly higher lows and higher highs, which is bullish technical price action. That move has now pushed shares of WWW within range of triggering a near-term breakout trade. That trade will hit if WWW manages to take out its 52-week high at $60.35 with high volume. Traders should now look for long-biased trades in WWW as long as it's trending above Wednesday's low of $56.42 and then once it sustains a move or close above its 52-week high at $60.35 with volume that hits near or above 440,062 shares. If that breakout triggers soon, then WWW will set up to enter new 52-week-high territory, which is bullish technical price action. Some possible upside targets off that breakout are $65 to $70. Walgreen Walgreen ( WAG) operates retail drug store and general merchandise. It is engaged in the retail sale of prescription and non-prescription drugs and general merchandise. This stock closed up 3% at $47.85 on Wednesday. Wednesday's Volume: 16.53 million
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Published by CSIRO Publishing, Biological Control of Weeds in Australia provides a comprehensive review of the biological control activities undertaken against weeds in Australia over the last 100 years.
Climate Change: Science and Solutions for Australia provides the latest scientific knowledge as at 2011 on a series of climate change topics relevant to Australia and the world. It draws on peer-reviewed literature contributed to by thousands of researchers. Available as a free eBook.
What is it like to sleep in an igloo? And have you ever wondered how ancient ice can be used as a time machine? Then take the journey into Polar Eyes, a children's book about Antarctica from CSIRO.
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do you ever think about how weird reading is
our eyes are able to scan these different symbols and construct the scenarios and concepts they describe in our mind
and these concepts have the power to twist our emotions and make us cry and laugh and wow reading is weird
i think it's one of the most beautiful things in the world
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The wind pulled at her bright orange-red hair, splaying it out behind her as the curls tumbled over each other. Her porcelain skin held the light across her small features, illuminating just how beautiful she was. Though diminutive she was striking and well proportioned. Her body had subtle though desirable curves in the right places. Her blue-grey eyes reflected light but held a darker shade within, a hint of something she hid away. Her voice sounded strongly while remaining humble and reserved. She smiled then and the world seemed brighter, even as she shyly rubbed her left arm with her right the world brightened around her. The smile reached her eyes easily and from across her face an easy and genuine warmth emanated. She was a small piece of heaven, left on earth by a careless deity though the gift was graciously accepted by those around her, especially me.
I'm scared.
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Or hold you back
But I wish I could
Or that I was bound
To you
My mind is screaming
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My heart is moaning
For you to stay safe
With me
I can't
Not without you
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Hippocrates held the belief that the body must be treated as a whole and not just a series of parts. He accurately described disease symptoms and was the first physician to accurately describe the symptoms of pneumonia, as well as epilepsy in children. He believed in the natural healing process of rest, a good diet, fresh air and cleanliness. He noted that there were individual differences in the severity of disease symptoms and that some individuals were better able to cope with their disease and illness than others. He was also the first physician that held the belief that thoughts, ideas, and feelings come from the brain and not the heart as others of him time believed.
Hippocrates traveled throughout Greece practicing his medicine. He founded a medical school on the island of Cos, Greece and began teaching his ideas. He soon developed an Oath of Medical Ethics for physicians to follow. This Oath is taken by physicians today as they begin their medical practice. He died in 377 BC. Today Hippocrates is known as the "Father of Medicine".
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I hate being silent
I hate being me
I hate feeling violent
Not letting the past be
I hate waiting for something
That surely won't end my way
I hate feeling so selfish and cruel
And yet I do it all anyway
I hate being so sappy
I hate writing this poem
I hate saying what I hate
Instead I wish to roam
Outside of this country,
Outside of this place
With a pen in my hand
And an ipod, just in case.
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I did this a while back, I no longer have a competent pc with flash :/ I cant get it on my mac.
Edit - It was originally made for a collab; Hence the Pointlessness and general briefness of it...
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Rated 1.5 / 5 stars August 12, 2012
why no music?!
Rated 4 / 5 stars July 25, 2012
good short, you have serious skills. (we should collab - PM me)
by the way...
bread man!
Breadman open up your mind open up your purse
Open up your vault, never, never gonna lose it
Breadman take it all away, never give an inch
Gotta make a mint, gotta make me a million
Breadman, you got it wrong, some long time friend's
Gonna lose it in the, who's a fool
Seagull, give it all away, stay a bird, stay a man
Stay a ghost, stay what you wanna be.
Rated 5 / 5 stars June 23, 2012
Hey, I love the little uh... Thingy you animated, but why cant u put in a replay button??
Just askin.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars February 21, 2012
What? All it does is repeat the same scene over and over again. The animations are good just make one that isn't looping as well as make it longer.
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 22, 2011
Just remember...
That the baseball bat has a circle in the middle.Everything is AWSOME!!!
This circle you speak of is concealed behind the bat itself. I know what I'm doing ;p Thanks a lot though hehe.


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