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Star chef Mario Batali's outstanding vegetable pasta boasts juicy roasted tomatoes with asparagus, Broccolini and shavings of ricotta salata cheese.
1. Preheat the oven to 425°. In a bowl, toss the Broccolini and garlic with 1/4 cup of the olive oil and season with sea salt and pepper; spread on a rimmed baking sheet. In another bowl, toss the tomatoes with the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil, 1/2 tablespoon of sea salt and 1 teaspoon of pepper and spread on a rimmed baking sheet. Roast the vegetables for about 25 minutes, until the Broccolini is tender and charred in spots and the tomatoes are very juicy but not broken down.
2. Meanwhile, in a large pot of salted boiling water, cook the scallions until just softened, 1 minute. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the scallions to a bowl. Add the asparagus to the pot and cook until just crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the asparagus to the bowl.
3. Add the pasta to the boiling water and cook until just al dente. Drain, reserving 1/2 cup of the pasta cooking water.
4. Return the pasta to the pot. Add the roasted Broccolini, scallions, asparagus, butter, crushed red pepper and half of the parsley. Add the reserved pasta water and cook until the pasta is al dente. Gently fold in the roasted tomatoes and any juices and season with sea salt and pepper. Garnish with the shaved cheese and the remaining parsley and serve right away.
Suggested pairing: A crisp Italian white
From Food & Wine (April 2013), contributed by Mario Batali.
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today i update my WB2000 from 1101211 to 008261. now my camera dont go on, if i put the power button..... i must remove the batterie, then can i turn on the camera one time....
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The Triumph of Stuff that Matters
Thirty years ago the World Trade Center located at the foot of Manhattan was nearing completion. One of its boxy towers, five years in the making, had recently become the tallest building in the world. The other would tie that record when it was finished two years later.
I was 19 and a freshman in college when they broke ground on the World Trade Center in August 1966. I was 25 and launching my third career—this one in radio—when it was finished in April 1973. I was also married and a father. That whole time I took a keen interest in the project.
I grew up in New Jersey, across the river from Manhattan. My father grew up there too, in a house atop the Palisades, in Fort Lee. As a young man he was a high-steel construction worker, helping build the George Washington Bridge. We both followed the progress of the World Trade Center and talked about it often, since we shared the same erector-set mentality and love of heights.
For a while I also shared a yard with a British chap named Roy who worked as a foreman on the World Trade Center project. We'd often sit outside drinking Bass Ale while Roy clued me in to the building's highly unusual construction.
With most high-rise buildings, Roy explained, the exterior is cosmetic. It's just fascia. But with the World Trade Center, the exterior was structural. The floors inside were like shelves in a metal box, each held up by tabs and bolts.
I thought about that as I watched the North Tower burn like a giant chimney on live television. By then all we knew was that an American Airlines 767 had flown squarely into the building, filling the upper floors with thousands of tons of wreckage and burning jet fuel.
Like millions of others watching the same coverage, I was filled with dread. Somewhere in there is somebody I know. I also wondered if the structure would hold. The surviving concrete could take the heat, but what about the steel frame? Then came news that another jet had plowed into the Pentagon, and fear became terror. Moments later a third jet flew into the South Tower, disappearing intact, like a knife slicing into a cake. A second after it vanished an orange fireball blasted holes out two other sides of the building. Horrified, I asked myself an awful question: how long before the shell melts and the floors start dropping?
The answer came soon enough. About 15 minutes after absorbing a United 767, the South Tower—the second one hit—sagged into a cloud of gray dust. A few minutes later the North Tower followed. In less than an hour, the world's most important skyscrapers were reduced to a mound of debris and a grave for thousands.
"Who did we know who might be in there?" I wondered. Then I remembered David Alper.
The last time I had seen Dave—whose fortuitous nickname is Save—was back in January at LinuxWorld Expo. (That's him in the picture, getting a slap on the back from yours truly.)
Dave is as New Yawk as they come. Big, generous and full of life, it was hard to imagine the world without him. But I knew he worked in the World Trade Center. Was he at work? Was his office on a high floor? Did he get out?
For days calls to Dave and his wife Susan reached only busy signals or voicemail boxes. But finally, we got a call. Sure enough, Save had earned his nickname, big time.
Turns out he was in his office on the 84th floor of the South Tower when the North Tower was hit. Nobody knew for sure what had happened, but clearly it wasn't good. Ignoring the public address voice assuring people that the South Tower was safe, Dave joined the crowds who started down the stairs. It took an hour to reach the street. While he was still in the stairwell, the second plane tore through Dave's office and pretty much everything else on the floors running from 82 through 85. The building shook but stood. For another fifteen minutes it performed a final service to thousands pouring down the stairs from floors below the impact. Dave was two blocks away when the building fell. From his floor alone more than 70 people were killed.
Nearly a week would pass before my other New York friends, including several who worked in the shadow of the towers, wrote or called to announce their survival. The only casualty I knew personally was Daniel Lewin, the cofounder and CTO of Akamai, which uses Linux and Apache servers to make the Web more efficient for its customers (one of which is Microsoft). Danny was born in Denver but raised in Israel. He was a passenger on one of the planes that crashed into the WTC. If he had known the hijackers' true intentions, I am sure he would have been a hero.
Still, Akamai's technology carried much of the redistributed load when the loss of the World Trade Center echoed through the Internet. Across its native internet habitat, the Linux community has taken to heart the business half of the Slashdot slogan: Stuff that matters. Quietly, with no publicity, enormous rebuilding work is already being done.
As I write this, the event is still only a few days past. It's almost impossible to think, much less write, about anything else. Nothing matters more.
Airplanes have barely resumed flying, but I took one yesterday. It was nearly empty, so I spent the whole flight talking with the flight attendants. One of them described September 11 not as an "Attack on America" (the consensus name given by the major media), but as a "heart attack". Everything stopped and the country shut down cold. How long, she wondered, could vital economic organs withstand the absence of business travel and freight transportation?
Right now the only thing that's clear is there's a new kind of war going on.
"Compared to war, all other forms of human endeavor shrink to insignificance", George Patton famously said. No wonder, given the enormous loss of life and property, that our government immediately declared the attack an "act of war"--even though the enemy was an -ism rather than a country.
That enemy seeks to raze in minutes what civilization takes years to raise. Only a few months before terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, the terror-supporting Taliban government in Afghanistan used enormous ancient Buddhist statues for target practice. How can they possibly succeed at anything that doesn't involve suicide? Especially against the better nature of the species? Of which, both Linux and UNIX are excellent examples.
We've been at work on Linux for more than ten years. Before that we worked on UNIX for decades. This work has had a profoundly civilizing effect on all forms of human endeavor that rely on computing and communications. Without UNIX, the Internet would have been an impossible dream. Now it's an unstoppable reality. Linux makes it more unstoppable every day.
And the more we have to rebuild, the more apparent that will become.
Doc Searls is senior editor of Linux Journal and coauthor of The Cluetrain Manifesto.
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Deepened by its complex back-and-forth chronology, deft shifts in perspective, and a significantly counterintuitive color-coding of past and present, A Secret suggests that it's not illicit passion, but rather the crime of denial, that has screwed up this family down the generations.
A Secret is suitably tense, sad, and deeply poignant as it moves toward an epilogue exploring the idea that everything rots and decays, no mater how well-maintained.


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Home cinema enthusiasts will be able to stream multiple HD sources around their home, thanks to a new product scheduled for release in the UK by Belkin later this year.
The new Gigabit Powerline HD Starter Kit adapters, which go on sale in the US this month, and promised to arrive in August in Europe, promise a five-times jump in performance from current offerings on the market giving users the ability to stream HD content around their home via their electrical cables.
"Because of its high Gigabit speeds and consistent connection, Gigabit Powerline reduces online gaming latency and provides large bandwidth, making it ideal for online PC gaming and ultrafast high-quality transmission of multiple video streams", the company that specialises in routers said in a statement.
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Griff The Invisible Interview
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LEON FORD: Working with Ryan was - it was a complete breeze, actually. He makes it so easy for you and he makes it such a joy. He's an incredible actor because technically he's perfect and then he manages to do everything that you need to do - hit marks and this prop and look over there and imagine it's this and all that sort of stuff that comes with the job - and then fills it all in with - at the last minute, before you turn over, with this honesty and such a dignity to his performance. He's truly an amazing creation.
He feels very close to Griff. As a person he said he read it and thought how did they know that about me? So he feels very close and he told me these stories about as a kid the games he used to play and the way his mind works now and he does sort of see himself as quite sociophobic as a person anyway despite the fact we see him on the red carpet all the time. But that's - I think he sees that as a part of the job but his personal life is very enclosed and private. Even after weeks of knowing him or months of knowing him now, he's still a bit of a mystery to me. So, yes, he is a very private person.
There's so much buzz about Maeve that I kind of feel very fortunate that we've managed to work together. She's just all open and her emotions are right there, readily accessible to her and very giving. Like, if she gives something to the actor and the camera, what she's going through and then starts to feel her way around the set and fits that in with the technical requirements. So she's - and then therefore they both arrive at this amazing place together. It was incredible to watch them. I almost felt like I was just observing two creatures from different planets just working out how to work together.
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During my tenure as a Security Contractor throughout the Middle East, I have known several guys that were injured on the job including myself. I, like the rest of my counterparts, knew very little about DBA and none of us were briefed on the "Right" way concerning DBA or how to deal with the Insurance Company or the Case Worker. That was during the initial phase of the Iraq War when the only people who dealt with the Defense Base Act were the widows of fallen contractors. I learned the hard way just like most of my former teammates. After I went through rehabilitation, I took some time off then went back to work in Afghanistan. A little more than six years later I was injured again during another convoy. This time around I had the knowledge to deal with the DBA. Before I was shipped home for treatment I was able to do some research on DBA Attorneys. After researching several lawyers I found Tim Nies. Not only was he well versed with the Defense Base Act, he's a fellow Veteran and an Army Ranger (enlisted) from the 75th, 3rd Battalion. Tim took care of me from day one! My case was more complex than your average DBA case because my injury was almost identical to the one I sustained in Iraq so naturally the insurance company tried to fight me on it. Tim's civilian counterparts, the non-veteran types, advised him not to go forward with my case because of the complexity but Tim is a soldier that just happens to have a law degree, not a lawyer that joined the Army for college money so naturally Tim took my case. A typical DBA case will last 6-12 months, my case lasted for 26 months and during that time the insurance company tried to stop my medical treatment and they successfully suspended my bi-weekly DBA checks in order to persuade me into accepting their ridiculous settlement amount. On my behalf, Tim rejected their settlement amount, quickly attained an appointment with a Dept of Labor Judge and successfully contested my unfair treatment concerning the suspension of my bi-weekly compensation payments. I was awarded back payments from the date the insurance company suspended my payments. In short, Tim saved me from foreclosure. Shortly thereafter, Tim entered into settlement negotiations on my behalf. Because of Tim and his previous experience with DBA, he displayed personal fortitude and a soldier's constitution that clearly relayed the Warrior's Motto, "Leave No Man Behind". The insurance company quickly realized they were fighting a loosing battle and agreed to the settlement terms Tim put before them. At no time during my case did Tim act like a typical lawyer. He always displayed character and acted like a true "Ranger". He always had my six covered. Not only is Tim a damn fine attorney, he's a great soldier and a good friend.
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Tim Nies is always available, he has personalized service and goes out of his way to brainstorm to solve your problems using all of his experience and knowledge to offer multiple solutions. He's extremely trustworthy and was a great help to me. I would highly recommend Mr. Nies to anyone!
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He's a man who cares about his clients. Great communication throughout my time with him and I always felt that he was going above and beyond to do what he could for me.
Posted by Krista
Tim Nies represented me with a situation where an insurance company was not paying for what they should have paid for. He got them to pay quickly. I also sent a friend nurse to him and she was very happy with Tim. I recommend him to anyone needing a lawyer.
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We found Van Riper and Nies through online reviews. We called and scheduled a consultation free of charge! Both were VERY helpful about the Florida court process and knowledgeable in all aspects of defense. Coming from Texas we were not familiar with the Florida Judicial system. My husband and I were very discouraged and upset by the false charges against him. Christian and Tim's knowledge of the Criminal Florida court system and investigative skills truly pulled us through a very difficult situation. They were extremely helpful and efficient in resolving questions that we had. I was surprised by their accessibility. Anytime we had a question, and trust me we had many, they responded quickly. I truly had begun to doubt the judicial system, but they stepped up explained the process and plainly described our options and outcomes. Our stress levels were exponentially reduced by their representation. They never embellished the truth or gave us "false promises". We clearly knew what we were up against and that honesty and forth right knowledge helped us take the right path during our case. I am proud to say that Van Riper and Nies helped us receive the appropriate/ justifiable "Not Guilty" ruling. Thank you Christian and Tim for your dedication to details, and vested interest in our case! I would recommend you both to anyone!!
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Police: Valley child found in Phoenix neighborhood
PHOENIX — The day-long search for three-year-old Stephon San Miguel ended late Thursday night.
According to ABC15 , San Miguel's father passed out inside a Motel 6 near Instate 17 near Indian School Road on Thanksgiving Day. When he woke up at 1:30 p.m., San Miguel's father's wallet, vehicle and three-year-old child were missing.
He called police at 1:45 p.m, but as day turned to night local officials had trouble locating the young boy.
However, thanks to a woman who called in after seeing a local news report on the missing child, officer James Holmes of the Phoenix Police Department said the child was eventually found unharmed at a house between 25th Avenue and Jefferson.
Despite the company of both his three-year-old and five-year-old children, San Miguel's father was reportedly with multiple women in the motel room Wednesday night.
Two women have been detained regarding the incident. San Miguel's father is also being questioned.
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Timelapse shows SpaceX rocket successfully landing at sea
NASA has released footage of the unmanned rocket SpaceX Falcon 9 making a third successful return to earth in under two months.
The timelapse footage from the onboard camera shows the rocket journeying back to earth and landing on an autonomous drone ship at sea.
SpaceX are testing ways to recycle boosters to lower launch costs, opening space to more people.
NASA is currently one of SpaceX's largest customers and uses the rocket to fly cargo to the International Space Station with the aim of sending astronauts next year.
- ITV Report
SpaceX rocket crashes as it attempts ocean landing
Company said jet broke a landing leg as it came down hard during an attempt to make the world's first landing on a floating ocean platform.Read the full story ›
SpaceX Dragon starts return journey to Earth
The SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule has begun its return journey to Earth after being released from the International Space Station (ISS), NASA has confirmed.
The unmanned spacecraft went to the ISS to deliver the first official shipment under a $1.6 billion (£994 million) contract with NASA.
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Splashdown for cargo SpaceX Dragon
NASA have announced the SpaceX company's Dragon cargo capsule has successfully landed in the Pacific ocean.
The SpaceX capsule is the first privately owned vehicle to successfully complete a mission to the International Space Station.
SpaceX Dragon capsule on its way back to Earth
The crew of the International Space Station has released the SpaceX Dragon capsule for its return to Earth. Watch its progress here.
Delicate process begins to bring SpaceX Dragon capsule back to Earth
The process of bringing the SpaceX Dragon capsule back down the Earth is underway. The craft is the first privately-owned vehicle to reach the International Space Station, costing £65 billion. NASA is monitoring the delicate operation.
The robotic arm is due to release the capsule in the next few minutes.
Unmanned space capsule due to head back to Earth
The first privately-owned vehicle to reach the International Space Station is due to start heading back to Earth this morning. The £65 billion pound SpaceX Dragon capsule will descend 250 miles and splash down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of southern California.
The capsule is due to begin its journey at 9:05 UK time.
Astronauts float on board unmanned SpaceX rocket
Astronauts at the International Space Station have floated on board the unmanned SpaceX Dragon rocket which docked yesterday. It is the first privately owned spaceship to reach the orbital outpost. SpaceX is still working on version of the craft which can carry astronauts.
Speaking to reporters they spoke of the moment the unmanned craft arrived - and said it was business as usual.
ISS: 'Looks like we caught a Dragon by the tail'
The Space X Dragon has become the first commercial space craft to dock with the International Space Station.Read the full story ›
Video: The Space X Dragon is captured by the International Space Station
This footage shows the Space X Dragon Spacecraft being grabbed and captured by a robotic arm on the International Space Station.
It was later successfully berthed at12:02pm EDT (17:02BST).
It is the first time a commercial company has accomplished this type of space operation.
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden said: "Today marks another critical step in the future of American spaceflight."
He went on: "The Obama Administration has set us on an ambitious path forward and the NASA and SpaceX teams are proving they are up to the task."
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Halloween Decor
Looking to add some last-minute Halloween decor to your house? We've got you covered. These ideas are quick, easy and they look GREAT! Round up a few materials and let's get upcycling!
Looking to add some last-minute Halloween decor to your house? We've got you covered. These ideas are quick, easy and they look GREAT! Round up a few materials and let's get upcycling!
Have you heard of trash fashion before? Trash fashion is the intersection of art, design and fashion. It's wearable art made from repurposed materials. We love the idea of taking old and discarded materials and transforming them into one-of-a-kind designs. This upcycled outfit by Janet Lee & Lorraine Kwan is a brilliant example. It's called Candy Carousel and it's made out of plastic food lids.
Czech artist Veronika Richterová creates incredible plastic bottle art. Veronika heats, cuts, torches and assembles PET plastic bottles to make awesome sculptures. Inspired by nature, her artwork includes sculptures of cacti, flowers and animals.
Upcycling artist Nick Gentry has a gorgeous new collection of film negative art. Gentry is a London based artist who loves to work with obsolete materials. We've previously featured Gentry's beautiful floppy disc art. In his latest collection he uses film negatives to create incredible portraits.
Why burlap pumpkins? Because October means pumpkin season. It's the run up to Halloween and officially fall. This year we wanted to include pumpkins in our upcycled Halloween decor. We were super excited to think of burlap as the upcycled material to use!
This cat planter pot is absolutely adorable. We love that it uses readily-available plastic soda bottles and that the foot of the bottle is incorporated into the design. This upcycle makes for a great DIY project. Look no further if you're looking to add a sweet touch of green to your home.
It was really only a matter of time until we made this succulent display wall. You see, we just adore succulents. We also have a gallery grid display wall that we like to update frequently. You could say the combination of the 2 was inevitable. Like the look? Read on to find out how to make your own succulent display.
Happy Earth Day everybody! Earth Day is a special day for us as it marks the birthday of Upcycle That. Today we are turning 2 and wanted to share something extra special. For us the heart of upcycling is turning waste into resources. By reusing what we already have, we are able preserve our planet for the next generations. Upcycling as a concept appeals to people of all ages and we especially love to see younger people getting involved. Today's featured upcycle, Junk Kouture, is an annual high-end upcycled fashion competition held in Ireland and Northern Ireland. This unbelievable outfit shown was handcrafted by 3 talented high school students out of plastic milk cartons. Read on for the full story.
We'd like to introduce you to an awesome new upcycled innovation, the Stretcher Print. The Stretcher Print is a photographic wall art made with a soft, felt-like material. Incredibly, this Stretcher material is composed of 100% upcycled plastic bottles! This fantastic innovation is a current Kickstarter project. Read on to find out more.
We spotted this plastic bottle installation on Pinterest and immediately had to find out more. It's such a creative use of plastic bottles and the combined effect is dramatically beautiful. Turns out this plastic bottle installation was created by Scottish artist David Batchelor. It's called the Candela 7/450 (For the Death Star) and is seen hanging here in the Temperate Palm House at The Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh.


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Killer Deals: Save up to $680 on MacBook Pros and $79 on Mac minisA pair of Apple's largest authorized resellers this week are offering a handful of incentives on sales of new Macs that translate to the most aggressive instant savings on MacBook Pros and Mac minis seen so far this year and prior, including a 2.2GHz 17-inch MacBook Pro for $1815 and 2.3GHz Mac mini for $529.
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In particular, MacMall has initiated steep price cuts on Apple's entire line of February 2011 MacBook Pros, which yield the lowest prices ever seen on such models when combined with the 3% instant discount coupons on all MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs available exclusively to AppleInsider readers.
At the same time, a simultaneous offer that runs through this Friday (Feb 24th) sweetens the pot by throwing in free FedEx 2-Day shipping on all Macs, meaning orders placed today for in-stock items will be in customers' hands by week's end. There are no rebates or additional requirements tied to the deals, so all savings are instantaneously reflected at checkout.
The deals include a 2.7GHz dual 13" MacBook Pro for $1,159.19 ($339.81 savings), a 2.0GHz quad 15" MacBook Pro for $1,503.49 ($295.51 savings), a 2.2GHz quad 15" MacBook Pro for $1,645.03 ($553.97 savings), and a 2.2GHz quad 17" MacBook Pro for $1,814.38 ($684.62 savings).
It's worth noting that these February 2011 MacBook Pros, while heavily discounted, offer only marginal performance tweaks compared to the refreshed MacBook Pros Apple quietly brought to market late last year, which in most cases sport only a 200MHz performance bump to their primary Intel CPU and similar enhancement in the clock speed of their discrete AMD Radeon HD 6700-series graphics processors.
The differences between the models, which are likely to be immaterial to most buyers, can seen and compared on Apple's MacBook Pro Tech Specs support pages.
Meanwhile, MacMall continues to offer AppleInsider readers the lowest prices anywhere on the current, late 2011 MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs via the same instant savings, 3% discount coupons, and complimentary 2-Day FedEx shipping arrangements. Final pricing and discounts on all such models can be seen in the price guides above, where the links to each product embed all necessary coupon codes.
Mac mini
For its part, MacConnection on Wednesday is also holding a 24-hour sale on the current 2.3GHz Core i5 Mac mini, knocking nearly $70 off the model until midnight, which is similarly the lowest price ($529.95) ever seen on that particular model.
Savings on the remainder of Apple's hardware offerings are always available through AppleInsider's full-fledged price guides.
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Mercer M33115P 8" x 1 1/2" Polypropylene Blade Guard
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I buy these for all the knives we use at some of our locations as well as chef and managers' knife kits. They are a must have.
Travis W. from Cobleskill Auxiliary Services Posted on 05/23/2016
the blade guard is perfect for keeping blades sharp and fingers safe while storing in a drawer. every knife not in a block has one of these and its great.
Oleg K. Posted on 05/06/2016
Very good product, nice quality and does what it is intended to do. Price is very reasonable as well. I would recommend this and would buy it again.
Ida M. Posted on 04/10/2016
I am very pleased with this knife guard. It holds a very firm grip on the blades which keeps it secure in a knife case and subjected to motion. The angled edge is great for any knife with a bolster. Overall I am very satisfied with this product, would buy again.
Aj. C. Posted on 03/31/2016
Used the Mercer M33115P 8" x 1 1/2" Polypropylene Blade Guard on my Dexter-Russell 29383 V-Lo 8" Scalloped Utility Knife. This knife is also sold through webstaurant. So glad I can protect my knife.
Julia W. from jwhitten31 on Youtube Posted on 03/01/2016
Excellent blade guard! Because of space requirements I have to store my knifes in a drawer and this is the perfect solution to protecting my hands and the blade. Made of solid plastic and has quite a tight grip on my Ikea 8" Chef Knife (this fits it quite well).
Brandon H. Posted on 02/12/2016
Great edge guard , they keep a nice snug fit on the knife they are very clean and don't have any off odors after use;n they also work well for different shapes and lengths knives that other guards just don't fit.
Chris W. from cincy sharp Posted on 01/11/2016
These are really nice blade guards they are tight and will not easily slide off of your knife blade. I have several of these and will buy more when needed.
Anthony D. Posted on 01/05/2016
I've tried many different types and styles of blade guards, and these are my favorites to date. They're excellent for transporting knives safely, and they're also great for knives that are stored in a drawer. They're simple and inexpensive, and they do exactly what they were designed to do. Highly recommended. The 8" X 1 1/2" size is good for a filet knife. If you're looking for a blade guard for an 8" chef knife, go with item # 470M33113P.
Jeff M. from Green Street Bistro Posted on 12/28/2015
I love these Mercer blade guards. I have purchased several other brands in the past, but none of them compare to the perfect fit of these!
Joshua K. Posted on 10/19/2015
For your safety buy this Mercer M33115P 8" x 1 1/2" Polypropylene Blade Guard its very nice and very safe to store your knife awesome
Alexander I. from ashlexdrei tradings /sweets by chef jhay Posted on 10/08/2015
The Mercer blades are so sharp, I am so grateful that these covers exist! I use this cover with my 8" knife and they keep the knifes sharp, and safely tucked away!
Molly R. Posted on 06/03/2015
This is a great product, I have had it on my knife in my knife bag for over 6 months and no cracking has occurred, which is impressive because they usually only last me 3 months before I have to tape them.
Bradford B. Posted on 11/29/2014
Perfect fit , stays on knife blade with no slipping. Bought them needing a better knife storage then in a kitchen drawer or knife block. plan on buying enough for all my good knives ,
Randy F. Posted on 11/12/2014
Essential little cover for knives that travel. I give one to everyone I give a knife to so that they can store it without damage and take it with them without cutting holes in things. Cheap insurance.
Brett P. Posted on 03/18/2014
Keeps you safe from cutting yourself every time you reach your hand into your knife bag(s). Especially with sharp knives or new knives. THis is a must have.
Joel M. from Reds Cafe Posted on 02/18/2014
Perfect blade guard for protecting the knives that aren't used on a daily basis. The knife in the guard fits safely in the drawer and stays sharp without cutting fingers.
Melissa D. Posted on 01/10/2014
i give one or 2 of them to all my staff when they first start to keep there knifes sharp in there draw at work
Nick P. Posted on 01/02/2014
Looking for a blade guard, I came across this inexpensive model for my knife that I recently purchased. The guards hold the knife very snug. Some of the heel of the knife does stick out so be careful where you place the covered knife when done. Overall a good buy for the price and would recommend!
Mike S. Posted on 12/24/2013
Very solid blade guard, and is not the flimsy kind that you may find at Walmart. It grips the blade well and helps keep a keen cutting edge. It fits my 8.25" bread knife perfectly, and I trimmed one down for my 6" chefs. Excellent quality for the price
Joseph M. Posted on 09/13/2013
The Mercer cover perfectly safeguards the Dexter Filet knives I ordered. Every time I demonstrate how the covers protect the knives, the Sportsman I sell them to are impressed.
J P. from The Knife Guy Posted on 08/14/2013
this knife guard is works perfect for protecting the integrity of your blade. its great for traveling with your knives. it keeps you safe and from being cut accidentally
Tom M. Posted on 03/02/2013
This blade guard by Mercer is great I am using it for my Mercer bread knife and thinking about getting more for my other Mercer knives
D J. Posted on 10/22/2012
This is a great knife cover. Something most people don't know is that the primary reason knives lose their blade is not from cutting things it's from being tossed around in drawers or in washing. This protects my blades very well!
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Great knife cover! Built by Mercer but can easily protect any brand of knife that fits the size! A price that will easily make keeping the blade sharp a no brainer!!!
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The results of large-scale excavations of Bronze Age houses (Cladh Hallan), an Iron Age broch (Dun Vulan), Viking settlements (Bornais and Cille Pheadair) and post-medieval blackhouses (Airigh Mhuillin), combined with extensive surveys and small-scale excavations that have identified hundreds of new sites, are being brought together in a series of volumes to provide an invaluable record and assessment of South Uist's archaeology covering the last 6,000 years. The large set-piece excavations are to be published in separate monographs. The results of the surveys and small-scale excavations are presented here.


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Anti-Inflammatory Diet & Pyramid
4 Favorite Anti-Inflammatory Foods
For a food to make my list, it has to cover all the bases: anti-inflammatory, delicious and versatile. Try them all!
Cooking With Beans & Legumes
Why buy expensive cans of pre-cooked, high-sodium beans when you can easily prepare your own from scratch? Dr. Weil explains how to cook them all.
Cooking With Whole Grains
Whole grains - full of protein, fiber, vitamins, minerals and low-glycemic carbs - are an important part of the anti-inflammatory diet. Learn how to cook them.
Dr. Weil Opens His Restaurant
True Food Kitchen, a collaboration between Dr. Weil and famed restaurateur Sam Fox, opened Monday in Phoenix, Arizona. What's cooking?
Dr. Weil's Anti-Inflammatory Diet
The Anti-Inflammatory Diet isn't complicated and can be simple to stick with - use these guidelines to get started.
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Organic foods are best, but can be expensive. Here are the Clean 15 fruits and vegetables that tend to have low levels of pesticide residue when grown conventionally.
Foods You Should Always Buy Organic
It makes sense to pay extra for - or grow - organic versions of these fruits and vegetables, as they typically have high levels of pesticide residue.
How Dr. Weil Eats
Dr. Weil discusses the anti-inflammatory diet he follows, how his views on nutrition have changed, and food trends of the future.
How to Choose a Quality Olive Oil
Because I recommend making extra virgin olive oil the principal source of fat in the diet, I am often asked how to choose a good one. Here are my guidelines.
Inflammation-Aging Link Confirmed
Why do some people seem to grow old more slowly than others? New research suggests the key graceful aging is controlling inflammation.
MyPlate USDA Food Guide Has Cracks
On June 2, the government replaced the food pyramid with a colorful plate. While an improvement, there are some conceptual cracks in this new dinnerware.
Nine Green Teas to Explore
Encouraged by Dr. Weil, Americans are embracing green tea for its health effects. But if you dislike the flavor, perhaps you're drinking the wrong type.
True Food Kitchen in Newport Beach!
In balmy Southern California, the second location of a restaurant dedicated to Dr. Weil's anti-inflammatory dietary principles is now open.
True Food Kitchen Opens!
To serve "great tasting food that happens to be good for you," Dr. Weil has teamed with restaurateur Sam Fox to create a unique restaurant in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-L1 DSLR camera
The L1 may look a little on the blocky side and weigh in at over a kilo with the large (but excellent) Leica lens sat in place on the FourThirds lens mount it uses. In fact the lens mount, mirror box AF and auto exposure sensors are all borrowed from the Olympus E330.
The L1 also becomes the first non-Olympus DSLR using the FourThirds system, which can only be good for the system's health, as the user base can grow further. But what of the camera?
With its (Panasonic-made) 7.5-megapixel sensor and magnesium alloy bodywork, the camera offers a high-resolution package aimed at the more serious snapper. The Leica D Vario-Elmarit lens is testament to that providing a 14-50mm (28-100mm in 35mm terms) focal range and an F2.8 to F3.5 maximum aperture range.
The large lens shouts quality and while this and the body combine to create a heavyweight camera to use, the rubberised panels and grips on the body make it surefooted to use. The use of a porro-mirror viewfinder system means there's no pentaprism bulge on the top plate, leaving room for a natty, two stage pop-up flash. In position one, it pops into a 45-degree position to be used as a bounce flash; in position two (another press of the flash button) and the flash zips up and forward to provide direct lighting.
The porro finder also means the viewfinder aperture is offset to the left on the body (the light path through the camera is sideways rather than up and over as with a pentaprism finder) and while this is set proud of the camera back and is easy to use, the view appears small and just a little gloomy.
However on the up side the camera boasts Live View, the LCD can be used to directly view the scene you'll be shooting; the mirror is shifted out of the way for this, which slows things down a tad. Another advantage of Live View is you get a 100% field of view, the optical viewfinder provides 95%. Shooting in Live View also provides an auto zoom to check focus of the last shot image, but does have the drawback of being slow as the mirror must get out of the way for focusing and when the shot is taken, so the camera seems to make an inordinate amount of clunking noises and the actual shutter firing is delayed by around a second as a result.
The LCD is clear and protected under an antireflective coating but unlike Olympus' E330, which has a screen that can flip out, here it does not, so you loose the advantage of having Live View for those shots taken from awkward angles, above the head or very low to the ground.
Controls include a large shutter speed dial on the top plate that houses the shutter release, the drive mode switch, and the metering mode selector. Alongside you get two function (FUNC. 1 and FUNC.2) buttons to allow fast access to pre-assigned functions such as the resolution/image quality and the exposure compensation control.
On the back plate, a rather cluttered (but big) set of real estate provides the screen, buttons for ISO, white balance and flash compensation along with playback, depth of field preview (in Live View only), delete and a set of controls for the flash, Live View and focus control. The latter also houses the AF/AE lock button.
White balance (WB) provides the usual selection of presets and (with firmware version 2.0, which I used here) two custom presets set using the camera pointed at a "white" subject to which you want the camera to key. A further two custom modes allow you to infinitely control the WB within a neat graphical interface using the four-way jog buttons.
You move a small cursor around a representation of the WB scale presented on screen and in this way you can finely control (and see on the screen) the affect your adjustments have. You also get a Kelvin control setting too; this uses a neat "thermometer" graphic to represent the colour temperature of the setting you're using with its Kelvin scale as well.
Although the camera is chunky and quite heavy, the handling owes a lot to the rubberised surfaces and the large lens employed to make the whole more tactile in use. The camera is easy to control once you're used to it and I love the aperture ring and shutter speed dial too. The lens' wide zoom ring is good to use and the lens also houses the Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS) switch, the OIS method in use (continuous, only as the shutter fires or continuous with panning) is selected via the menus on the camera. More on these in moment.
The shutter release is large and the large shutter speed dial it is surrounded by is a retro feature that is very nice to use indeed. Other controls and switches are well positioned and the clear indication on the body makes getting used to them and what they're for very fast.
As for menus, you get a set of pages à la a folder of files when the menu button is pressed. Settings for shooting, playback, set up and the like are clear and simple to follow. Sc rolling is accomplished with a scroll wheel (also used to zoom in to images in playback mode) or the four-way jog buttons.
Once you're up and running the camera is nice to use, quite satisfying in fact as it seems to bridge the modern digital era with a few nice retro control touches that make it more of a pleasure to use. In terms of image quality, those 7.5-million pixels are put to good use by the Leica lens even if they are quite tightly packed on the small 17.3 x 13mm, FourThirds sensor.
Colour and white balance are good, auto white balance is great and the camera's Supersonic Wave filter shakes off any dust from the sensor each time the camera is switched on: images are blemish free. The three-zone AF set-up works reliably and quickly and metering is excellent. There are many user tweaks that can be applied to the images, from saturation and sharpness to noise reduction (amount) and so on. But Panasonic's default settings give a good overall performance without over-saturating things.
Image sharpness seems a tad soft "out of the box" and shooting RAW and processing afterwards regards you with bags more detail. Noise only really becomes an issue over ISO 800; you get a range between 100 and 1600 with Auto in there too. In other words, you can get the most from every pixel thanks to both the excellent lens and the good noise performance coupled with the OIS, which means you can shoot at lower ISOs than might otherwise be an option.
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-L1 is an attractive package but that Leica kit lens makes it an expensive looking one, so the value for money becomes a bit of an issue when you look at competing D-SLRs in that price bracket. The slightly retro handling and the image performance are great bonuses in my book even if the gloomy porro finder is not such a breeze, making focus confirmation quite difficult at times.
However, good build and some unique features with cracking image quality combine here to make a great first DSLR from Panasonic, one well worth closer inspection.
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The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 2 Sell Rating(s), 4 Hold Rating(s), 2 Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Hold (Score: 2.00)Consensus Price Target: $5.41 (38.94% downside) Analysts' Ratings History for Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetActions7/14/2016Credit Suisse Group AGUpgradeUnderperform -> Outperform 7/6/2016JPMorgan Chase & Co.DowngradeOverweight -> Neutral 4/28/2016ScotiabankReiterated RatingSector Underperform 5/2/2016Goldman Sachs Group Inc.Boost Price TargetNeutral$1.26 -> $1.82 4/27/2016Barclays PLCDowngradeOverweight -> Equal Weight 4/8/2016Citigroup Inc.DowngradeNeutral -> Sell 3/22/2016Deutsche Bank AGDowngradeBuy -> Hold 3/14/2016Bank of America Corp.UpgradeNeutral -> Buy 7/13/2015Sterne Agee CRTUpgradeUnderperform -> Neutral 4/9/2015Canaccord GenuityDowngradeOutperform -> Neutral (Data available from 7/23/2014 forward) Earnings Earnings History for Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallActions10/29/2015 10/29/2015$0.23$0.25ViewN/A 4/29/2015Q1$0.28$0.29ViewN/A 1/29/2015Q4$0.38$0.38ViewN/A 11/4/2014$0.39$0.38ViewN/A 8/4/2014$0.38$0.40ViewN/A 4/24/2014$0.35$0.35ViewN/A 1/30/2014Q4$0.33$0.33ViewN/A 10/21/2013$0.32$0.33ViewN/A (Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Estimates Earnings Estimates for Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD)No earnings estimates for this company have been tracked by MarketBeat.com Dividends Current Dividend Information for Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD)Annual Dividend:$0.05Dividend Yield:0.56%Payout Ratio:5.74% (Based on Trailing 12 Months of Earnings) 6.02% (Based on Current Year Consensus EPS Estimate)5.62% (Based on Next Year Consensus EPS Estimate)Dividend Growth:0.00% (3 Year Average)Dividend History for Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD)AnnouncedPeriodAmountYieldEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable DateShare5/19/2016$0.006/2/20166/6/20166/6/2016 4/7/2016$0.005/3/20165/5/20166/8/2016 2/16/2016Monthly$0.003/2/20163/4/20164/8/2016 1/15/2016Monthly$0.002/2/20162/4/20163/9/2016 12/23/2015$0.001/5/20161/7/20162/11/2016 11/23/2015$0.1712/17/201512/21/20153/8/2016 11/20/2015$0.0012/2/201512/4/201512/4/2015 10/20/2015$0.0011/4/201511/6/201511/6/2015 6/18/2015special$0.010.81%7/1/20157/6/20158/10/2015 6/16/2015special$0.060.83%6/23/20156/25/20157/24/2015 5/20/2015monthly$0.010.75%6/2/20156/4/20157/8/2015 4/22/2015monthly$0.010.72%5/5/20155/7/20156/8/2015 2/18/2015special$0.013/3/20153/5/20154/8/2015 1/21/2015special$0.012/3/20152/5/20153/9/2015 12/24/2014special$0.011/5/20151/7/20152/9/2015 11/19/2014special$0.0112/2/201412/4/20141/9/2015 10/23/2014monthly$0.010.76%11/4/201411/6/201412/8/2014 9/17/2014special$0.0110/2/201410/6/201411/10/2014 8/20/2014special$0.019/2/20149/4/201410/8/2014 6/19/2014special$0.017.3%7/2/20147/7/20148/8/2014 6/16/2014monthly$0.097.29%6/25/20146/27/20147/25/2014 5/23/2014special$0.016/3/20146/5/20147/9/2014 4/21/2014special$0.015/5/20145/7/20146/9/2014 3/21/2014special$0.014/2/20144/4/20145/12/2014 3/3/2014special$0.019.25%3/6/20143/10/20144/8/2014 1/31/2014special$0.092/11/20142/13/20143/14/2014 12/20/2013special$0.011/3/20141/7/20142/13/2014 11/20/2013special$0.0112/3/201312/5/20131/9/2014 9/20/2013special$0.0110/2/201310/4/201311/8/2013 8/21/2013special$0.019/3/20139/5/201310/11/2013 7/23/2013special$0.018/2/20138/6/20139/12/2013 6/18/2013special$0.106/28/20137/2/20137/25/2013 5/22/2013special$0.016/4/20136/6/20137/8/2013 4/17/2013special$0.010.77%5/3/20135/7/20136/10/2013 3/20/2013monthly$0.010.69%4/2/20134/4/20135/9/2013 2/19/2013special$0.012.37%3/4/20133/6/20134/8/2013 1/29/2013special$0.042/6/20132/8/20133/18/2013 1/22/2013special$0.012/4/20132/6/20133/11/2013 12/20/2012special$0.011/3/20131/7/20132/11/2013 12/12/2012special$0.2712/26/201212/28/20123/14/2013 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Insider Trades Insider Trading History for Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD)No insider trades for this company have been tracked by MarketBeat.com Headlines Latest Headlines for Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD)DateHeadline07/23/16 04:22 AMA Look at the Stock Strength for Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - Engelwood Daily07/23/16 04:22 AMLong Term Investors Take Notice: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - TGP07/23/16 04:22 AMBanco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD): Sell-Side Ratings and Company Earnings Glance - Engelwood Daily07/23/16 04:22 AMBanco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) Earnings Preview: Should Investors Be Nervous? - The Voice Registrar07/22/16 07:43 PMBanco Bradesco : GPM Reminds Investors of the August 2 Deadline in the Class Action Lawsuit Against Banco Bradesco S.A.07/22/16 11:35 AMGPM Reminds Investors of the August 2 Deadline in the Class Action Lawsuit Against Banco Bradesco S.A. - [Business Wire] - Glancy Prongay & Murray LLP reminds investors of the August 2, 2016 deadline to file a lead plaintiff motion in the class action filed on behalf of a class of investors who purchased Banco Bradesco S.A.07/22/16 10:54 AMToday's Top Gainers in the Market Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) from Financial - The Daily Leicester07/22/16 10:54 AMAnalyst Recommended Stock: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - News Oracle07/22/16 07:58 AM2Q16 Earnings Results Conference Calls Invitation - [at noodls] - 22/07/2016 Prezado (a) Senhor (a), O Banco Bradesco (BM&FBOVESPA: BBDC3, BBDC4; NYSE: BBD, BBDO; e Latibex: XBBDC) tem o prazer de convidá-lo(a) para as suas Teleconferências sobre os Resultados do 2° ...07/21/16 02:44 PMEquity Roundup: Stock Performance Focus on Banco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD) - Press Telegraph07/21/16 02:44 PMBanco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) & Cadence Design Systems (NASDAQ:CDNS) Stocks in the News - Money News (press release)07/20/16 03:13 PMBANCO BRADESCO SA : Khang & Khang LLP Announces the Filing of a Securities Class..07/20/16 10:49 AMHow Analysts Feel About Banco Bradesco SA (ADR) (NYSE:BBD)? - Consumer Eagle07/20/16 09:22 AMBBD SHAREHOLDER ALERT: The Law Offices of Vincent Wong Reminds Investors of a Class Action Involving Banco Bradesco S.A. and a Lead Plaintiff Deadline of August 2, 2016 - [Business Wire] - The Law Offices of Vincent Wong announce that a class action lawsuit has been commenced in the USDC for the Southern District of New York on behalf of investors who purchased Banco Bradesco S.A.07/19/16 08:09 PMStock Check-In at the Close: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - TGP07/19/16 08:09 PMAnalyst Ratings Buzz: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - News Oracle07/19/16 02:46 PMLong Term Value Play: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - TGP07/19/16 02:46 PMFinancial in Experts Views- Citizens Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE:CFG), Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - Seneca Globe07/19/16 02:46 PMTrilogy Global Advisors LP Decreased Stake in Banco Bradesco S A (NYSE:BBD) by $28.79 Million as Shares Rose - Press Telegraph07/18/16 02:48 PMFinancial Stocks Newsbeat: Banco Bradesco SA (ADR) (NYSE:BBD), BlackRock, Inc. (NYSE:BLK) - share market updates (press release)07/18/16 02:48 PMInfosys Ltd ADR (NYSE:INFY) & Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) Trend Analysis Report - Money News (press release)07/18/16 02:48 PMShares of Banco Bradesco Sa (BBD) Rally 8% - TheFounders Daily07/18/16 10:22 AMWhy Banco Bradesco (BBD) Stock Is Gaining Today - 07/16/16 02:45 PMBanco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) from Foreign Regional Banks – Todays Top Gains - Twin County News07/15/16 07:01 PMPrice Target Estimates: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - News Oracle07/14/16 08:13 PMUpdate on Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) for the day - Twin County News07/14/16 02:48 PMStock Wooing Investors After Increase: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - Telanagana Press07/14/16 02:48 PMTrading Performance and Target Watch for Banco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD) - Press Telegraph07/14/16 02:48 PMAnalyst's Checklist Stocks: Banco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD) , Genworth Financial Inc (NYSE:GNW) - Street Updates07/13/16 02:45 PMBanco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD) Wall Street Analyst Recommendation Outlook - Telanagana Press07/13/16 02:45 PMStock Performance to Track: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - News Oracle07/12/16 02:49 PMStock Moving Up This Week: Banco Bradesco S.A. (NYSE:BBD) - Telanagana Press07/11/16 02:44 PMLeading stocks in today's market: Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) - Twin County News07/11/16 06:00 AMINVESTOR ALERT: Holzer & Holzer Announces the Filing of Class Action Lawsuit against Banco Bradesco - [Business Wire] - A class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of investors who purchased Banco Bradesco S.A. American Depositary Shares between April 30, 2012 and May 31, 2016.07/09/16 04:34 PMINVESTOR ALERT: Lundin Law PC Announces Securities Class Action Lawsuit Against Banco Bradesco S.A. And Reminds Investors With Losses To Contact The Firm - [Accesswire] - LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / July 9, 2016 / Lundin Law PC announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Banco Bradesco S.A. ("Banco Bradesco" or the "Company") (NYSE: ...07/09/16 09:52 AMBanco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) – Top Stock from Financial Sector - The Daily Leicester07/09/16 07:00 AMUPCOMING DEADLINE ALERT - Banco Bradesco S.A. - Brower Piven Reminds Shareholders of Approaching Deadline In Class Action Lawsuit And Encourages Investors Who Have Losses In Excess of $100,000 To Contact The Firm - [Business Wire] - The securities litigation law firm of Brower Piven, A Professional Corporation, announces that a class action lawsuit has been commenced in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York on behalf of purchasers of Banco Bradesco S.A.07/08/16 05:07 PMIMPORTANT SHAREHOLDER NOTICE: Khang & Khang LLP Announces the Filing of a Securities Class Action Lawsuit against Banco Bradesco S.A. and Reminds Investors with Losses to Contact the Firm - [Business Wire] - Khang & Khang LLP announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Banco Bradesco S.A. . Investors who purchased or otherwise acquired shares between April 30, 2012 through May 31, 2016, inclusive , are encouraged to contact the Firm prior to the August 2, 2016, lead plaintiff motion deadline.07/08/16 02:46 PMCompany Stock Focus for Banco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD): Which Way Will Shares Head? - Press Telegraph07/08/16 02:46 PMFin Stocks Vigilant: Banco Bradesco SA (ADR) (NYSE:BBD), Visa Inc (NYSE:V) - share market updates (press release)07/08/16 02:46 PMAnalysts Suggestion Alert: Banco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD) , PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE:PNC) - Street Updates07/07/16 10:39 AMMost recent Analysts Rating report: Barclays PLC (NYSE:BCS) , Banco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD) - Street Updates07/07/16 10:39 AMPerformance Recap and Target Perspective on Banco Bradesco Sa (NYSE:BBD) - Press Telegraph07/07/16 10:39 AMTrending Analyst Recommended Stock: Banco Bradesco S.A. 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The Company offers a range of banking and financial products and services in Brazil and abroad to individuals, large, mid‑sized and small companies, and local and international corporations and institutions. The Company operates and manages its business through two operating segments: the banking segment, and the insurance, pension plans and capitalization bond segment. Its banking operations include operations in retail, middle market and corporate activities, leasing, international bank operations, investment banking and private banking. Its insurance segment consists of insurance operations, supplementary pension plans and capitalization plans. Its products and services encompass banking operations, such as loans and advances and deposit‑taking, credit card issuance, purchasing consortiums, insurance, leasing, payment collection and processing, pension plans, asset management and brokerage services. Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Finance Industry: Foreign Regional Banks Sub-Industry: N/A Exchange: NYSE Symbol: BBD CUSIP: Key Metrics: Previous Close: $8.7350 Day Moving Average: $7.66200 Day Moving Average: $6.35P/E Ratio: 8.66P/E Growth: 1.54Market Cap: $49.01BBeta: 1.92Current Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.83 EPSNext Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.89 EPS Additional Links: View BBD on Google FinanceView BBD on Yahoo FinanceView BBD's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Banco Bradesco SA on Google Banco Bradesco SA (NYSE:BBD) Chart for Saturday, July, 23, 2016


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Jessica Michibata and Jenson Button were married from December, 2014 to December, 2015 (1 year).
Jenson Button started dating lingerie model Jessica Michibata in 2008, but the couple split briefly in May 2010 because the distance was getting to them. Not long after, they were spotted together again looking lovey-dovey in St. Tropez.
Jessica is a good demonstration of living in the Aquarian Age. Jessica shows all people that with self confidence and personal responsibility the education attained by living a spiritual life makes everyone able to be successful.
She strives to something everytime. She said i like to effort. I respect her so much. I know why Jenson chooses her.
They are still togath-there was pictures of then on Jessica`s twitter. As all so she twitted cheering my boyfriend.
In my opinion, she likes rich white guys and wants their DNA...
According to newspaper in Japan, she slept with another Caucasian man after splitting with Jenson.
Indeed. As Gallelli mentioned earlier, Jessica could barely finished compulsory edu in Japan. Just because of her inability and lack of effort, she could not go on any farther higher education such as vocational school or university. In my point of view, she is not very much favorable model compared to others.
Jessica is well-known as not likable model in her own home country anyway as she is always telling story about her background (especially about her education parts) she only completed compulsory education. Therefore, probably needless to say this but there is no way for her to be able to MD in the future for her.
Kim, do your homework first.
Edcation is one of most important things in Asian society. It`s not strange there are unti uneducated people.
JJ, she might`ve not finished her high school but at least she speaks way better English than you are (didn`t she self-taught herself?) and she`s probably being 100x successful than you are, coming from the same junior high as yours. You better practice your darn English harder if you want to make fun of someone else`s education.
In Japan, she was well known as a funny groupie. But fortunately, since she became Button`s girl friend, everything has changed. She got jobs within show business as a model. The only her bad point is her vanity and uneducated. I feel so sorry for her.
she even did not finish high school but she tells to all when I was high... no,no. Her daddy is not a businessman either. She is a big liar! Hey, I was with her in junior!


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Long regarded a great film, Vertigo replaced Citizen Kane as the best film of all time in the 2012 Sight & Sound critics' poll and has appeared repeatedly in best film polls by the American Film Institute.
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Problem-Based Learning for Math & Science: Integrating Inquiry and the Internet / Edition 2by Diane L. Ronis
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Pub. Date: 09/04/2007
Publisher: SAGE Publications
Illustrates how to strengthen learners' problem-solving skills by incorporating problem-based learning (PBL) with Internet resources and presents projects that correlate to national science, mathematics, and technology standards.
Illustrates how to strengthen learners' problem-solving skills by incorporating problem-based learning (PBL) with Internet resources and presents projects that correlate to national science, mathematics, and technology standards.
Product Details
- 9781412955591
- Publisher:
- SAGE Publications
- Publication date:
- 09/04/2007
- Edition description:
- Second Edition
- Pages:
- 176
- Sales rank:
- 629,211
- Product dimensions:
- 8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x (d)
Table of Contents
Preface Introduction The Concepts Explored in This Book The Standards Used in This Book The Goal of This Book
1. The Integration of Mathematics, Science, Technology, and Problem-Based Learning Redefining Literacy Using Problem-Based Learning to Increase Literacy Relating Technology to Math and Science Integrating Problem-Based Learning With Cyber-Age Math and Science Integrated Inquiry Project, Middle Level: Meteorology
2. Problem-Based Learning and Constructivism Why Problem-Based Learning Is Brain-Compatible Problem-Based Learning and the Constructivist Model: The Five E's Teaching in the Problem-Based Learning Classroom Integrated Inquiry Project, Middle/Secondary Level: Developing Entrepreneurial Excellence
3. Aspects and Approaches of Problem-Based Learning Phases of Implementation Problem-Based Learning Techniques New Roles for Teachers Integrated Inquiry Project 1: Middle/Secondary Levels: The Roller Coaster Integrated Inquiry Project 2: Secondary Level: Building Bridges
4. Planning Problem-Based Learning for the Classroom Planning for Integrated Learning Guidelines for Implementing a Problem-Based Learning Project Questions to Promote Problem Solving Integrated Inquiry Project, Multilevel: The Mississippi Delta
5. Evaluating and Assessing Problem-Based Learning Alternative Assessments Types of Authentic Assessment and Evaluation Integrated Inquiry Project, Multilevel: Architectural Design
6. Integrating Community Learning Activities Into the Classroom The National Association of Partners in Education Organizational Partnerships in Education Helping Experts Become Teachers Community Connections: Multilevel Car Project Appendix: Cyber Sources for Math, Science, and Technology Bibliography Index
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