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A berber name which means "something to be good"
We named this kid salah, what the hell were we thinking?
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Arabic word. Means "goodness." Used both as a common and proper noun.
The name "Salahudin", the Historical Islamic leader, is made up by merging the two words: Salah and Al-Deen.
The name "Salahudin", the Historical Islamic leader, is made up by merging the two words: Salah and Al-Deen.
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Salah is a wide-spread name in Arabia.
Salah is a wide-spread name in Arabia.
by Academe February 13, 2008
A rare breed of men, intoxicating and addictive. Often exhibits many qualities such as sexiness, intelligence, and sensuality. When you discover one, you will need to hold on tight (as others want one too).
Hey you!! Hands off and get your own Salah!
by Jennstar123 August 02, 2010
salah is an Arabic name which means Handsome,Hot,Sexy,Attractive and a really good person to chill with, and so romantic :)
Girl: Oooh look its salah he's so sexy!
by mjalli111 February 02, 2014
a boy in love with a girl tat doesnt know that he likes her but she LOVES him...
salah loves me~
by Sofia June 21, 2004
A man who has overly large breasts and who gives head 24 7 to whom ever needs it.


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Definition of myosin in English:
A fibrous protein that forms (together with actin) the contractile filaments of muscle cells and is also involved in motion in other types of cells.
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Crude oil prices closed mixed Friday as investors weighed a big supply in the US, encouraging trade data from China and renewed tensions with Iran.
New York's benchmark contract, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for March delivery, settled 11 cents lower from Thursday at $95.72 a barrel.
In London trade, Brent North Sea crude for March leaped $1.66 to settle at $118.90 a barrel.
"The WTI crude oil market is exceedingly well-supplied," said Tim Evans, an analyst at Citi Futures.
Compared with a year ago, Evans said, US crude oil stockpiles were 9.6 percent higher and oil production was up about 22 percent, providing an additional 1.27 million barrels a day of production.
"WTI crude oil price is not following the Brent market higher because there is no bullish case for WTI crude oil, there is no reason for it to rally," he said.
A massive blizzard barreling down on the heavily populated US northeast also may have weighed on WTI, Evans said, because it "will tend to suppress end-use consumption, with flight cancellations, less driving activity and power outages that shut off home furnaces."
WTI had opened the trading session higher, joining Brent in welcoming robust trade data from China, the world's biggest energy consumer.
Official data released on Friday showed China's trade surplus rose 7.7 percent year-on-year to $29.2 billion in January.
China imported 5.9 million barrels of crude oil a day last month, an increase of 7.4 percent from January 2011, reassuring investors about the strength of demand.
Oil prices also had been lifted earlier in the day by renewed tensions over Iran after supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected Thursday a US offer to negotiate one-on-one on Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
The tensions between the US and Iran have strengthened Brent as the international oil benchmark by raising fears that oil supplies could be affected.
Western powers believe Iran is trying to build an atomic weapon, but Tehran says its nuclear research is for peaceful purposes.


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I have a number of applications (e.g. GoToMeeing) which open up an e-mail which is ready to write. However, they always open Outlook instead of the e-mail client that I use: Thunderbird.
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Clinicopathologic characteristics of primary pleural epithelioid hemangioendothelioma
- Chad A. ReadeAffiliated withDepartment of Internal Medicine, University of Nebraska Medical Center
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Epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (EHE) is a rare vascular-derived malignancy. Within the thorax, EHE originating in the pleura is less often reported than EHE originating in the lung. Pulmonary EHE has been referred to as a borderline or low-grade malignancy that exhibits an unpredictable course. It often is associated with a long life expectancy and occasional spontaneous remission. Because the natural history of pleural EHE is less well understood, a literature review was conducted to investigate the characteristics of the disease. Twenty-two cases of pleural EHE were identified. The disease occurred more often in men than women, appeared in the right thorax more often than the left, exhibited a virulent course, was usually refractory to systemic therapy, and was often associated with a short survival. These characteristics differ substantially from those of pulmonary EHE and suggest that the clinician should approach pleural EHE anticipating an especially aggressive malignancy which likely will not respond to current therapeutic measures.
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EDITORIAL: No war on Iran!
As marchers call this weekend for an end to the Iraq war, signs are growing that the U.S. will attack Iran. Some of the Bush administration's charges sound eerily familiar: a covert nuclear weapons program, support for al-Qaeda, a menace to peace. An underlying motive is also familiar — oil
EDITORIAL: Congressional elections matter
Peace-loving, working-class, progressive and left-minded people are commemorating the third anniversary of an illegal, immoral war this weekend. While mourning the thousands of dead and war-wounded Americans and Iraqis and worrying about attacks on democratic rights, everyday people are organizing and uniting to take the country back from the mean-fisted grip of the ultra-right and its corporate partners in crime.
U.S. readying military attack on Iran
News Analysis Evidence is mounting that the Bush administration is preparing a major military attack on Islamic Republic of Iran.
Why we act
There are few roles in our constitutional government that are more frustrating than being a member of the minority party during a period of one party control of the government. However, at a time when the majority party in general — and the president in particular — appears to be acting in open violation of the laws and the Constitution, there are few jobs which are more important to the future of our democratic form of government.
Immigrant rights: Put mass pressure on Congress now!
NewsAnalysis This month must see greatly increased pressure from the progressive grassroots, or very nasty anti-immigrant legislation will likely be enacted.
Electoral coup in Palestine
There is no doubt that the recent legislative council elections in Palestine were an electoral coup. Due to the nature of this coup and because of the current conditions at the regional and international level, it will be extremely difficult for Hamas to assume the responsibility of forming the next Palestinian government alone.
A monster was unveiled!
Commercial news reporters and pundits have lately made a great to-do about the 50th anniversary of Nikita Khrushchev's famous "secret" speech denouncing Stalin's leadership in the old Soviet Union. They credit the speech with beginning a process that eventually ended with the downfall of the entire socialist structure of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
Shani breaks the rules
Olympic gold-medal winner Shani Davis is not playing by the rules. I don't mean the Olympic rules of international athletic competition. He has abided by those. He trained hard, practiced long, competed honestly. He should be a momentary national hero. But Davis' press is ambivalent rather than celebratory. The reason: The speedskater is not playing by the unspoken, but powerful, racial rules that constrain Black men in America
EDITORIAL: Stand up to anti-woman bullies
International Women's Day, March 8, and Women's History Month, observed this month, should be a time to celebrate gains in equal rights for women. But the ultra-right has launched an offensive to wipe out women's reproductive rights, a launching pad for rolling back every other gain women have won. En español EDITORIAL: Luchando por la mujer
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Since the 1980s, non-skilled workers have been entering Japan legally in increasing numbers. Despite their growing presence in Japan, foreign workers often encounter discrimination. The roots of this discrimination run deep among many political leaders in Japan. Nonetheless there is a sizable number of Japanese at the grassroots level who promote a multi-cultural Japan and support foreign workers. Dr. Befu will discuss life for foreign workers in Japan, and how current conditions indicate positive changes ahead in Japan's future.Harumi Befu holds a PhD in Anthropology from the University of Wisconsin. Fieldwork in northern Japan led to his interest in the nature of integration of rural communities with the larger society. His current research is on the social and cultural aspects of Japan's globalization, both external and internal; his most recent project has been an analysis of Japan's national and cultural identity.
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I'm buying second hand baby items
Thrift stores don't wash the clothes they bring in. As a result, they can get overrun with bedbugs very quickly. It only takes 1 female entering your home for you to have a full infestation.
Adding to what mamtokekoa930 said...if the second hand seat has had the harness straps washed, is missing pieces, was in any type of crash (with a child restrained in the seat at the time), has had the buckles lubricated, is missing any of it's original parts, or has ever flown in the baggage claim of an airplane it is considered unusable. Second hands seats are only okay if they have not expired, and you know the complete history of the seat; unfortunately, you will not be able to obtain that information from a resale store...and resale stores are notorious for washing car seats and swapping out parts. Buy baby furniture, strollers, clothes, ect. second hand, just not you LO child restraint system. Sorry.
For safety issues, I buy the rest. This whole pile is hands me down, and perfect. :-) cost me nothing.
Married to Erik (7 happy years so far) Mommy to Richard (6 years old), Christopher (28 months) and Baby#3 due on June 15 2014
On a side note, if cost is an issue, "we" tell our families to skip buying an infant carrier and go straight to the convertable car seat. Infant seats are a luxury, not a necessity, and the average baby outgrows their infant carrier somewhere between 4 and 8 months (one of the most common misuses is seeing infants in carriers they have long since outgrown in height, while they are still within the weigth range.) We discharge our babies, that we have given seats to the families, in convertibles as they typically will fit a child upwards of 4 years (depending on the seat, and the seats specific height and weight limits). Convertibles, for the most part, start rear-facing at 5 lbs.
Also even if they can prove it was not in an accident, you need to ask how it was stored. If it was stored in extreme hot or extreme cold temperatures (like an attic in the south), it also shouldn't be used.
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Seems like everything Powerman2000 is posting now is just teasing advertisements for his web site to get people to pay for memberships. I could be wrong. But I also don't have room to talk, since at least he's posting something (which is more than can be said for me).
Guys gotta eat !
I have been entertaining, creating, and drawing my butt off for 8 years now.
I just figured its about time to make a little money of it (and I do mean little). I don't twist anyone's arm, no one has to pay a dime.
Theres even a free section on that site. I also try and post other peoples commissions and a piece or two right here on DA. Did you get the Elizabeth bioshock pinup ? A good number of people seem to like it.
Im not gonna lie when I say… I can't keep going at the pace I did when I first started. I got older, married, tried to start a family and not all of us survived that. Im taking a break man… sorry if that's not ok with the world, but the world took a lot from me.
I will always post free art for everyone to see till the day I die. It just won't be at the frequency that SOME may want from me. Sorry !
A happy & healthy artist is a good artist !
I respect you taking the time for the lengthy reply.
Good on you.
I know this was posted over three years ago now, but I feel you. This is a tough world we live in, and money doesn't exactly grow on trees. Everyone's got to fend for themselves in this dog-eat-dog world
Exactly! Thanks for understanding ! And nah...the statute of limitations dont run out on internet drama, LOL !
take care & be blessed.
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Marvel Assembles an Official Title for Third "Avengers" Movie
Comic Books, Film
Comics | A copy of Detective Comics #27 bought for 10 cents by Robert Irwin in 1939 sold at auction Thursday for $492,937. It's not a record price for the first appearance of Batman — a CGC-graded 8.0 copy fetched more than $1 million in February — but the $400,000 that the 84-year-old Irwin will make after the commission fee is subtracted will more than pay off the mortgage on his home. [Sacramento Bee]
Digital piracy | The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday unanimously approved a bill that would grant the Justice Department the right to shut down a website with a court order "if copyright infringement is deemed 'central to the activity' of the site — regardless if the website has actually committed a crime." In short, Wired's Sam Gustin writes, the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act "would allow the federal government to censor the internet without due process." [Epicenter, AFP]
Publishing | Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson returns for a second interview with Rich Johnston, and the subject turns, inevitably, to the price of comics: "It's kind of a weird situation, because historically, indie books have always been about a dollar more than Marvel and DC books. I mean, you look at IDW and their books are $3.99, and based on the way things were done in the past, that's exactly where they should be in relation to Marvel and DC. Now DC is scaling back prices to $2.99, but they're cutting their page counts. Marvel is doing … something. They're making announcements about doing something, anyway. It's my understanding there actually isn't going to be much of a change. But you know, hey, they got some attention with the announcement, right? It's all pretty disingenuous." [Bleeding Cool]
Publishing | Marvel has overhauled its website. [Marvel.com]
Publishing | U.K. journalist Roz Laws goes on a tour of the DC Comics offices: "Our guide, BJ Hemann, points out the sad fact that schoolchildren who visited the offices had to be told what phone booths were, as they no longer exist in America." [Birmingham Post]
Awards | Deb Aoki spotlights the manga titles nominated for the Angoulême International Comics Festival's prestigious awards. (Man, that Sabu & Ichi cover is lovely.) [About.com]
Conventions | The programming schedule has been released for the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival, set for Dec. 4 in Brooklyn, N.Y. [Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival]
Creators | Charles Burns discusses X-ed Out, his decision to use color, and the influence of Hergé: "When I was growing up, before I could even read, there were six books that were translated into American. There were English translations, but these were American translations that were published by Goldman Press. My dad was interested in comics and books and art, and he would regularly go out to bookstores. He found me the first, it was The Secret Of The Unicorn, and he brought that home for me, and I was totally dumbfounded and totally into it. I had seen typical kid comics, but this was really something different. You were really entering into this incredible world. I couldn't read yet, so it was really examining those pages, reading it a different way than you would as an adult, I guess. Sometimes you're just reading it to get through the story. This is examining the atmosphere, and the characters, and everything about it. So even though that clear-line, Franco-Belgian look that Hergé developed doesn't really enter into my style of work. I think a lot of the intensity of the locales and the atmosphere of the stories certainly sunk in. And the characters." [The A.V. Club]
Creators | Writer Paul Tobin talks about Marvel's Spider-Girl. [BBC News]
Creators | Artist Guiseppe Camuncoli chats briefly about his influences and his work, and the differences between Marvel and DC: "Not so many, to be honest. There can be small or big differences in some things, but that apply as well inside the same company. It really depends on the book you work on, and the people you work with. But overall, I'm having a blast working with both companies. Call me lucky or whatever, but so far there's not been any single editor/professional or company that I've worked with that gave me a hard time. Everyone has always treated me like a king, and I try to return that same kind of attitude with anyone." [The Star]
Comics | With the opening of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, Graeme McMillan looks at two (earlier) comic-book boy wizards — Luke Kirby of Summer Magic and Tim Hunter of The Books of Magic. [Techland]
Fandom | The different types of comic-book readers. [The Suffolk Voice]
Pop culture | A Christmas tree decorated with Superman ornaments is being erected at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. [Cleveland.com]
Anyone who thinks that bill, the way it stands now, is a good idea? Is a sucker. Allowing your government to shut crap down without ANY sort of due process is always a bad idea.
http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/politics/129741-the-qrealq-victims-of-online-piracy Several comics writers and artists have been supporting it, notably Colleen Doran, who's been advocating on her own time and expense for it. I think a lot of fans don't have respect or compassion for creators about these issues, and it's something that needs to change- updates in laws to make it less expensive/timeconsuming to combat websites hosting copyrighted material without permission will be a great help.
The government should not have a role in protecting "intellectual" property. All thoughts are derivative of another's thoughts.
If a person can take someone's work and improve upon it, then the free market should decide which is the better product… not the individual or company that is afraid of competition and uses the government to stomp it out.
I will be investigating which artists support this and create a boycott list to spread over the Internet. Anyone that approves of intrusive government measures should be shunned from society and become destitute.
Kudos to Eric Stephenson for holding the line on pricing and calling out a certain competitor for misleading public statements.
On a separate note I will say that I am very pleased that the government is stepping in to combat the issue of piracy on the internet with aggressive measures. Creative minds are constantly under siege by individuals on the internet who have no respect for creative compensation. Anyone who disagrees should think about how they would feel if someone took a cut out of their weekly paycheck without permission.
As fans, we have had several years to correct this problem on our own. Due to the lack of utter disrespect and greed on our own part, we have now allowed an outside institution to come in and police the problem for us.
Sorry. Deems da breaks!
"I will be investigating which artists support this and create a boycott list to spread over the Internet. Anyone that approves of intrusive government measures should be shunned from society and become destitute."
Wow, seriously? A blacklist is your answer to someone who disagrees with your stance on the issue?
What point is a boycott when the people who will boycott don't buy books/movies/etc anyways?
You've already made yourselves unimportant to artists, and their enemies when you actively promote stealing their works.
Some of the statements supporting theft are just ridiculous.
Do you think someone has the right to photocopy a comicbook and then begin distributing and selling their own copies?
Then why do you think they have the same right to do it online?
This stealing business has devastated the music industry (I happen to know too many people in that business). The effects don't need to also bleed into the comics industry….
"Our guide, BJ Hemann, points out the sad fact that schoolchildren who visited the offices had to be told what phone booths were, as they no longer exist in America."
Heh. Remember that scene in the first Superman movie when Clark went to change and found that phone booths had shrunk to the size of take-out windows?
Of course England will never forget what a phone booth is because one is (and apparently always will be) part of one of their own major fictional heroes' setting: Dr. Who's.
I think online piracy should be combated HOWEVER, The bill's wording should probably be less broad. It looks like INTENT is replaced w/ CENTRAL TO and with that thought, couldn't that infer YOUTUBE is contributing to infringement and should be shut down? Not that it is, just speculating by taking this a step further. Due process should always apply in criminal investigations and the burden of proof is on the government.


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Posted by John, September 19th, 2010 - under Asylum seekers, Burma, Concentration camps, Detention centres, Refugees.
Here in Australia a Burmese asylum seeker escaped from one of our concentration camps (euphemistically called detention centres) but has since been found and locked up again. He escapes Burmese jails to end up in an Australian one. He has committed no crime in either country. In the name of human decency, and in accordance with our international obligations, release all asylum seekers into the community immediately Julia Gillard.
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Even a divided Congress could agree that everyone needs a notice like this one on their car. Perhaps your biggest driving-related fear isn't that you can't drive stick well. Maybe you're really bad at deciding whether to stop or go through a yellow light, or you suck at parallel parking, or you always have to cut across four lanes of traffic because you're terrible at planning ahead. If the cars around you knew your personal quirks and weak spots, you'd feel better and everyone on the road would be safer (they'd also be distracted by reading all of those signs, but you can't have everything). In the meantime, I'll be driving an automatic.
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On a conference call with analysts to discuss DirecTV's quarterly earnings, Chief Executive Mike White said the company had received pitch books from bankers about the deal.
Reuters reported in July that Vivendi was mulling a sale of the unit, which could be worth up to 8.5 billion euros ($10.42 billion).
White said that DirecTV, the No. 1 U.S. satellite TV provider, had not completed an analysis of a deal and that the process is "premature." However, he did say that GVT could compliment DirecTV's business in Brazil.
DirecTV owns a 93 percent stake in Brazilian Pay TV operator Sky Brasil.
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He added that GVT has a "nice broadband offering which could have synergies to sell a bundle that would be very strategic."
Vivendi did not immediately respond to a request for comment on White's remarks.
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The Boston-New York Tour War
We Evaluate, and Critique, the Tours of Fenway Park and Yankee Stadium; the Monster vs. the Museum
There are few disputes left untouched in the never-ending Boston versus New York rivalry.
What was more outrageous: Pedro Martinez throwing a 72-year-old Don Zimmer to the ground or Alex Rodriguez slapping the ball out of Bronson Arroyo's hand? Who's the better TV representative: Sam Malone of "Cheers" or George Costanza of "Seinfeld"?
And who doesn't enjoy the ongoing New England versus Manhattan clam chowder debate? Oh, right. Everyone.
The truth is we're running out of topics to argue about. But one item's been left unscathed—that is, until now: Who has the better ballpark tour, Yankee Stadium or Fenway Park? To research this question of the utmost importance, I took both tours on non-game days.
But first, there is one admission I must make: I'm a former Fenway Park tour guide. Now before everyone in the five boroughs screams injustice, I took the tour with a guide I have never worked with, and I interviewed a minimum of three visitors at the conclusion of each tour to get their thoughts. So, here it goes.
What You See: Both tours consist of three stops, and if you're enthralled by a 37-foot slab of hard green metal, you'll like the tour of Fenway. If you're more into a quiet appreciation of historical artifacts, you'll want to head to the Bronx.
Two stops at Fenway, the Right Field Roof Deck and Green Monster seats, were primarily for outdoor photo ops with the green wall, green grass and green ballpark in the background. One important plus: at least the roof deck had a bathroom.
The third stop at the Fenway press box provides non-journalists with the best behind-the-scenes look at the ballpark. The right side of the hallway leading there was lined with framed front pages from newspapers celebrating the 2004 and 2007 World Series wins. The left side featured old photographs of former players like Ted Williams, Duffy Lewis and Tris Speaker—a nice touch for Red Sox faithful.
At Yankee Stadium, the tour began by a steady drilling of history into our skulls, with stops at the New York Yankees Museum and Monument Park. The museum's eclectic collection included items like Thurman Munson's locker, World Series trophies and 870 baseballs that were autographed by apparently anyone who even dressed as Derek Jeter for Halloween. At Monument Park, visitors could read about the organization's 17 retired numbers (technically 16, since the Yankees retired the No. 8 twice).
The best part of the tour was the padded bench that seats multimillion-dollar rear ends, otherwise known as the Yankees' dugout. Visitors could pose with the field in the background or pretend they're making a call to the bullpen.
When the Yankees are on the road, tours are generally granted clubhouse and batting cage access, as well. Occasionally Fenway Park tours are able to walk on the warning track in front of the Green Monster, but either way, the Yankees win this one, hands down. Advantage: Yankees
The Guide: The chatty Fenway Park guide has been giving tours for less than a year, but performed well as both historian and amateur comedian.
His routine even threw in a little modest, Red Sox-deprecating humor. The guide explained that the club was just so tired of winning in the early 1900s, it decided to take a little 86-year break.
Conversely, at Yankee Stadium, our group was greeted by a seven-year veteran who had the hardware to prove it. The tour guide sported a 2009 World Series ring on his left hand, or as he called it, "his beer drinking hand," for ostentatious purposes.
While no doubt very knowledgeable, the guide did much more showing than telling. After a few minutes of talking to the crowd about each tour stop, he would let people walk around and bask in the glory of the House That Ruth Built (in 2009). Advantage: Red Sox
Attention to Detail: The Fenway tour had a stronger focus on story-telling but, in fairness, it has had 97 more years to collect anecdotal supremacy. We learned about the lone red seat in the right-field bleachers (Ted Williams knocked a 502-foot shot there on June 9, 1946—the longest home run ever hit at Fenway.) We were made aware of the small ladder-to-nowhere mounted on the Green Monster that begins halfway up the wall. (It's a ground-rule double if a ball hits off "the most useless ladder on the face of the planet" and into the seats.) Advantage: Red Sox
Foot-in-the-Mouth Factor: The Red Sox have made strides to make sure the tours are as accurate as possible, but there were still a few slip-ups. The tour guide said the club finished in last place all but two seasons during the 1920s, when it's all but three.
He also mentioned the Wall was built to keep baseballs from breaking windows on Lansdowne Street, while MLB historian John Thorn said that's not the case, "though it makes for a good story." According to Thorn, in 1936, it was the 23-foot-seven-inch net that was added for that reason. Advantage: Yankees
Inferiority Complex: The Fenway Park tour guide referenced New York at every stop. On the roof deck, he said the Red Sox beat the New York Highlanders (soon-to-be Yankees) during the ballpark's debut on April 20, 1912. In the press box, the guide joked that New York media are shoved into the last row. And on the Green Monster, he made a crack about the entire Yankees' lineup not having much power.
How often did the Yankee Stadium tour guide mention the Red Sox? When asked what he thought of the Fenway tour, he expressed disappointment that one he went on talked "more about A-Rod than Carl Yastrzemski." Ouch. Advantage: Yankees
Biggest Surprise: The Yankees won 27 championships? Kidding. However, visitors didn't know the organization only has seven World Series trophies. MLB didn't start awarding them until 1967.
But the real shocker (for anyone who wasn't a former tour guide) came at Fenway, when patrons were told the Green Monster wasn't always green. Although the Wall took shape in 1934, it was covered in advertisements up until 1947. Advantage: Red Sox


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When I think of Deborah of the Old Testament, I think of a woman who held the priesthood. Her talents were recognized by the men of her day, and utilized to everyone's benefit.
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Great piece! I'll try to keep this approach in my mind as I study this year and in coming years.
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Gospel Doctrine teachers vary and so do students.
Many might only remember that Benjamin taught us to "serve our fellow men" and another sees a lengthy discourse, abridged to about ten pages in the Book of Mormon, about repentance, the Atonement, and the necessity of humbling oneself in the depths of humility when we pray in order to retain a remission of our sins. Among other things.
How many recall what service Benjamin personally embodied; that it amounted to serving diligently as a ruler of the people, without charge, of not having prisons or requiring taxes to support his government? Tell me if I'm wrong and where. I would love our ruling classes to read and apply.
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RE: When studying the prophets, look behind the labels. True,
The ark which saved Noah and his family from the Flood is a beautiful type of Christ as the only way of salvation. As the Flood of God's judgment on sin came upon the earth in Noah's day, so the flood of God's judgment against sin came upon Christ at the cross. As the ark was battered by the awesome storms of the Flood, and then rested on Mount Ararat, so the Lord Jesus bore the terrible penalty for our sins and now rests from His finished work. As Noah and his family believed God and were saved from physical death solely through the ark, so we who trust in Christ are saved from sin's penalty of spiritual death through Christ alone.
The Prophet Joseph Smith taught that the thief on the cross was to be with Jesus Christ "in the world of spirits" (he did not say paradise or heaven)??
"Today shalt thou be with me in "*paradise". (Luke 23:43 NIV, NET)..i.e... The LORD(YHWH) God planted a garden(*paradeisos, G# 3857) eastward in Eden;(Gen 2:8 LXX).
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I'm also a gospel doctrine teacher and I love the Old Testatment.
But even beyond that, one thing that I have noticed is that we also tend to isolate each prophet to his own, short tenure. We overlook the fact that the prophets -- since Adam and Eve left the Garden, have been working in a unified effort to accomplish the Lord's primary objective -- .... to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man.
Nephi was told, during the course of his vision where he was shown future events -- at a point to stop writing, that John would cover that part of the revelation. Methuselah was left behind when Enoch's city was translated in order to maintain the race by fathering Noah, etc. I am convinced that each of these great men; including President Monson, have been working together - across the expanse of time, according to their own assignments, to prepare for the Second Coming and the final judgement. Each prophet has handed off the torch, not simply blown out his own candle when his life was over.
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No, 1Aggie, she did not hold the priesthood.
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Regarding Deborah, 1Aggie, she did not hold the Priesthood.
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Congress has passed legislation to "renew a payroll tax cut that benefits 160 million workers, as well as extending benefits to millions of unemployed Americans." The package will also delay an impending 27 percent cut in Medicare physician payment rates — scheduled to go into effect March 1 — until the end of the year, but will cut $11.6 billion in funding from the Affordable Care Act. $5 billion will come directly from the law's prevention fund, which was established to finance prevention, wellness and public health activities. The fund was supposed to reach $2 in fiscal years 2015 under current law, but now "won't hit the $2 billion mark until fiscal 2022, according to the conference report Congress cleared Friday." Some Democrats and health advocates are unhappy about the maneuver, noting that "sacrificing disease prevention in the name of budget austerity makes no economic sense and diminishes our ability to improve public health." But Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) is adamant that the fund will replenish over time by design at a "rate of about $2 billion a year in the next few years." — Fatima Najiy


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On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 12:55:25PM -0700, David L Stevens wrote:This patch adds support for "continue" and "return" actions in filter rules. Signed-off-by: David L Stevens<dlstevens us ibm com>
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- Chair Stands – Start by sitting upright in a chair with your feet about shoulder width apart on the ground. Using your abdominal and leg muscles, take about three whole seconds to stand up, hold for one second, and then take three seconds to return to the seated position.
- Backpack Squats – If you are able to do several squats with more than just your own bodyweight, fill an old backpack with some relatively heavy items and then slip the backpack on. Squat with your feet slightly further than shoulder width apart, keeping your back as straight as possible.
- Milk Crate Bench – Place a long, sturdy plank over two milk crates. For padding, wrap the plank with an old blanket and secure it with rubber bands. This can be used during dumbbell presses and several other resistance training exercises.
- Body-Weight Exercises – Use your own body weight as resistance during such exercises as push-ups, pull-ups, squats, lunges, and the plank.
Whichever method you choose, be it the TV workout or the at-home version of the more traditional gym workout; don't let boredom and distraction get in the way of your progress. Even if you can only complete a portion of the exercises, your effort will still pay off with a reduction in weight and better blood sugar management. The key to any workout regimen, whether it involves watching TV or carrying one around over your head, is to stick with it.
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In addition to addressing issues such as climate change, economic need, wildlife impacts, socioecomonics, air quality, noise, and the potential of a spill, the State Department received more than 1.5 million comments on the proposed pipeline.
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With the release of State's final environmental report, the clock starts running on a 90 day public comment period, after which President Obama will have to make a decision.
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When denouncing the U.S.'s handling of a female diplomat's arrest, India's government should look at its own treatment of women.
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While Congress debates new sanctions, State and Treasury announce new penalties on companies using sanctions already in place.
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The State Department announced on Wednesday the first ever reward for information leading to dismantling of a transnational criminal organization in bid to end the criminal ivory trade.
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The Obama administration cleared military aid to three countries on Monday, despite their use of children as tools of war.
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Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher, celebrating their first wedding anniversary with brunch at Chicago's Tempo Café (an Oprah Winfrey favorite). The couple, along with friends and family, chowed on waffles and egg-white omelettes at the eatery. "They're just a very warm and loving couple," says an onlooker. "They laugh and talk and have a good time with each other. They couldn't have been nicer."
Eva Longoria, kissing boyfriend Tony Parker "on his cheeks," at the Dakota restaurant at the Hollywood Roosevelt hotel days before the revelation that they've split.
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, cuddling at the 10th anniversary of the Soho Grand in New York City. The couple sipped on Soho Ten Grand margaritas (the hotel's new signature cocktail) and the Live with Regis & Kelly host giggled as her husband grabbed her derriere.
Entourage actress Emmanuelle Chriqui, hugging her architect boyfriend at a Gilda's Club event at the DKNY flagship store in New York City. They already have their holidays planned together: "At Christmas we'll go away, we'll go to Brazil," she told us.
Drea de Matteo and boyfriend Shooter Jennings, smoking cigarettes on a couch at the Jackass Number Two premiere afterparty at L.A.'s Tropicana Bar.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler, snuggling with beau Scott Sartiano at his New York City club Butter. They cuddled in a banquette as The Killers' "Mr. Brightside" and Soft Cell's "Tainted Love" played. Also in the house: NBA stars Patrick Ewing and Dikembe Mutombo.
Christina Milian, smooching with producer boyfriend Dre at a 25th birthday bash he threw for her at Miami club Prive. The singer-actress danced the night away on top of the bar in the VIP area, indulged in a chocolate-and-vanilla birthday cake and sipped on Perrier Jouet champagne. At 1:45 a.m., Dre had deejay Mr. Mauricio cut the music so he could orchestrate singing a round of "Happy Birthday" to his ladylove.
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This is a Kraft recipe, love the sound of having coleslaw with bacon added, gotta love bacon!!!
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- 1⁄4 cabbage, finely shredded
- 1⁄2 cucumber, diced
- 6 -8 mushrooms, sliced
- 1⁄2 carrot, grated
- 4 slices bacon, cooked & crumbled
- 2 stalks celery, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup coleslaw dressing
- Combine all vegetables & then pour over dressing & toss lightly.
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When you were working at Vogue in the '60s, did you already see yourself as an independent essayist?
Joan Didion: I was writing pieces that I just sent out. I really didn't have any control over them.
I did see myself as a novelist, even though I was having trouble finishing this first novel. After it was published, it was only read by about ten people, but they happened to be ten people who gave it to ten other people and eventually -- you know, not only was it not a commercial success, it wasn't by any means, I don't think, a success on its own terms. I didn't know how to do it, and it ended up, because I didn't know how to do it -- I wanted to have a shattered narrative, but I didn't have a clue how to do that, and so it was confusing. So the publisher pressed me to straighten out the chronology, so it became just a simple novel with a flashback, which wasn't my intention at all. But anyway, enough people read it so that I was offered a contract for a second novel.
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What was the first novel called?
Joan Didion: Well, that was another thing. It was called Run River, but that was the publisher's title. I said, "What does it mean?" He said, "It means life goes on," and I said, "That's not what the book is about."
And what was the second book?
Joan Didion: The second was Play It As It Lays.
You've said that one of your intentions in that work was to write a novel that moved so fast that it would be over before you noticed it, so fast that it would scarcely exist on the page.
Joan Didion: I just wanted to write a fast novel. You always have a vision of what kind of object a piece of fiction is going to be, or anything that you're making. In that case, it was going to exist in a white space. It was going to exist between the paragraphs. Some of the chapters are only three or four lines long in that book, and I found a way to speed it up. I had started it -- just because I didn't know how else to start it -- I started it with two or three characters (who) have short first-person statements, and then it goes into a "close third" for what appears to be the rest of the book, but as the book comes to an end and starts gaining momentum, you can pick up a lot of momentum by going back to this device from the beginning. This sounds so technical. You go back to that first person and shorter and shorter bursts, and it really gives you a lot of speed. So I was sort of thrilled with that.
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It was a fairly revolutionary structure, wasn't it, to employ both third- and first-person narrators that way?
Joan Didion: There is nothing you can't do, it turns out.
Faulkner, in As I Lay Dying, used all these different first-person narrators, but you mixed that up even further by having first and third-person narrators. When you say you wanted the book to move fast, do you mean you want the reader to kind of gobble it up?
To this day, your books are fairly short, for the most part. Did a publisher ever give you any trouble about that?
Joan Didion: No. Publishers now, it turns out, like short books. They didn't used to like short books, but they are now convinced that that's what people want.
I would imagine that it's harder to write a short book because every word has to be so exact. Isn't it easier to write long?
Joan Didion: It might be for some people, but it wouldn't be for me because I would lose interest as it kind of meandered on.
It sounds like, for you, writing is, in large part, editing.
Joan Didion: It happens in the course of writing.
I can't go on if it's not pretty much the way that it should be. Towards the beginning of a book, I will go back to page one every day and rewrite. I'll start out the day with some marked-up pages that I have marked up the night before, and by the time you get to page, maybe, 270, you are not going back to page 1 necessarily anymore, but you're going back to page 158 and starting over from there.
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just-food's research round-up: baby food in Australia, biscuits in France, cereals in UK
By just-food Research Team | 9 May 2014
This week's featured research from the just-food store includes reports looking at the latest developments in Australia's baby food market, France's biscuit sector and the UK breakfast cereal industry.
Baby Food in Australia
According to this report from Euromonitor, the size of Australia's baby food sector rose 9% in value terms in 2013. However, the growth was not across the board and was largely confined to milk formula, which experienced growth of 12%. Most of this was not due to demand from Australian parents, but from parents in China. Concerns about the quality of milk formula in China is leading to Chinese parents attempting to source their milk formula from elsewhere around the globe.
Biscuits in France
Demand for biscuits in France, where private-label market leader Biscuit Poult could be set for a change of ownership, was almost stable in 2013. French consumers are increasingly trying to have a healthy and balanced diet and consequently reducing the amount of sugar and salt they eat. As a result, they are paying closer attention to purchases of biscuits. They increasingly buy more savoury biscuits and crackers to eat with drinks before meals.
Global Dairy Innovation 2014 report
Internationally, the dairy sector saw dynamic growth in 2013, the authors behind this report claim. Hundreds of products were introduced, ranging from snacks to drinks, with functions addressing weight management and memory enhancement, among others. With dairy in growth across all sub-sectors, manufacturers have created a number of new products in an effort to capture share of this growing market.
The Future of the Confectionery Market in Sweden to 2017: Market Size, Distribution and Brand Share, Key Events and Competitive Landscape
This report presents detailed analysis on the Confectionery consumption trends in Sweden, historic and forecast Confectionery consumption volumes and values at market and category level. It also provides indispensable data on brand share, distribution channels, profiles of companies active in the global Confectionery market along with latest industry news, in addition to mergers & acquisitions.
The Future of the Bakery & Cereals Market in the United Kingdom to 2017: Market Size, Distribution and Brand Share, Key Events and Competitive Landscape
Detailed product sales segmentation (by both volume and value) is provided in this report on the bakery and cereals market in the UK, where growth has been tough to come by in recent years. The report includes brand data, and sales by distribution channel, at the product category level. Future forecasts are also provided together with profiles of companies active in the global bakery and cereals market.
Seafood (UK) - Industry Report
This analysis provides a detailed overview of the seafood market in the UK and delivers a comprehensive individual analysis on the top 600 companies. The report, from Plimsoll, has information on the financial trends over the past four years, including a graphical look at a company's financial performance, and a four-year assessment of profit/loss and balance sheets.
Soup in Canada
The mature soup category in Canada was set decline by 1% in value and volume terms in 2013, according to researchers at Euromonitor. Soups in general have had great difficulty maintaining consumer interest in recent years. Many younger consumers are simply uninterested in packaged soups, finding them boring. More opportunities, however, continue to exist in chilled products as well as developing new flavours, including ethnic flavours to tap into the changing demographic landscape in Canada. This report looks at the category.
Grocery Retailers (Finland) Industry Report
This report includes a wealth of information on the financial trends over the past four years. The analysis is ideal for anyone wanting to see the market leaders, identify companies heading for failure, seek out the most attractive acquisition, analyse industry trends and benchmark their own financial performance.
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The five directors nominated in the foreign-language category for the Golden Globes gathered to bask in the adulation of fans and talk film.
The symposium on Saturday marked the first time the directors' - four Europeans and an Israeli - were gathered in the same place, the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.
Hollywood Foreign Press Association Vice President Mike Goodrich, who acted as a moderator, said the fan-flocked event intends to generate dialogue among filmmakers. The press association will host the 66th annual Golden Globe ceremony on Sunday.
Ari Folman, director of the Israeli animated war drama "Waltz with Bashir," arrived fresh from a win at Thursday's Critics' Choice awards.
"Basically, it's like arriving into a different planet," Folman said of Los Angeles, where he's been for a week. "And everything here has nothing to do with my everyday life, I can tell you that for sure."
Italy's Matteo Garrone received a Hollywood endorsement when director Martin Scorsese championed his docudrama "Gomorrah." Also a critical sensation at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival, Garrone hopes all the attention will help the movie succeed when it is released in the U.S. in February.
"The nomination for the movie, it's a great honor for me, and for all the people that worked on this project, this movie," Garrone said.
Swedish director Jan Troell is vying for his second Globe - decades after his 1971 win - as a nominee for his Swedish-Danish historical drama "Everlasting Moments."
Troell noted that he's actually distantly related to the makers of the other Swedish presence at this year's Globes. His wife's cousin is Bjorn Ulvaeus of ABBA, the Swedish pop group whose music is the soundtrack for best musical or comedy picture nominee "Mamma Mia!"
First-time director Philippe Claudel, nominee for the French drama "I've Loved You So Long," was giddy, literally giggling, when asked about his Golden Globes experience.
Less anxious was Uli Edel, who directed German entry "The Baader-Meinhof Complex."
"First of all, you just need a tuxedo," said Edel. "I have to get a tuxedo and go to the Golden Globes. So, it's very simple."
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Airport Pre-Check Programs Swamped With Applicants; Appointments Booked 24/7With increased airport security measures now common, some people have been forced to wait months to get an appointment for programs like Global Entry.
Napa Car Dealership Closure Leaves Customers in LimboAbout 100 customers of a now-closed car dealership in Napa say they've been unable to register their new cars, or are still listed as the owners of cars they traded-in, because the dealership failed to file appropriate notices and fees with the DMV.
California Kids Have Higher Levels Of Flame Retardant Chemicals In Bodies Than East CoastersChildren in California have twice the levels of flame retardants chemicals in their bodies as kids on the East Coast, and the likely culprit is the state's standards on flame retardants.
Car Seat Chemical Probe Prompts Legislation, Lands KPIX Reporter On CBS 'The Talk'A KPIX 5 investigation exposing the false advertising, legal loopholes and outdated regulations that allow the exposure of millions of babies and toddlers to dangerous chemicals in car seats is generating national attention.
Feds Blamed For Exposing Kids To "Cancer-Causing" Car Seat ChemicalsA recent KPIX investigation repeatedly uncovered concerning, even cancer causing, chemicals in a majority of the car seats tested, and many blame the federal government.
AT&T Aims To Pull Plug On Traditional LandlinesWhile many people use cell phones exclusively, there are still plenty of traditional landlines in California homes and businesses. However, state lawmakers are considering pulling the plug on what's known as "plain old telephone service."
Child Credit Freeze Federal Legislation Stalled Due To PoliticsA California bill that would help protect kids from ID theft is one step closer to becoming law.
Cancer-Causing Chemical In Car Seats; Manufacturers Served With Violations, Consumers Left In DarkParents are being left in the dark about toxic chemicals in their children's car seats, even after companies are served with violation notices, because of a loophole in the law requiring notification.
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I have to calculate some floating point variables and my colleague suggest me to use
BigDecimal instead of
double since it will be more precise. But I want to know what it is and how to make most out of
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I have to calculate some floating point variables and my colleague suggest me to use
A BigDecimal is an exact way of representing numbers. A Double has a certain precision. Working with doubles of various magnitudes (say d1=1000.0 and d2=0.001) could result in the 0.001 being dropped alltogether when summing as the difference in magnitude is so large. With BigDecimal this would not happen.
The disadvantage of BigDecimal is that it's slower, and it's a bit more difficult to program algorithms that way (due to + - * and / not being overloaded).
If you are dealing with money, or precision is a must, use BigDecimal. Otherwise Doubles tend to be good enough.
I do recommend reading the javadoc of BigDecimal as they do explain things better than I do here :)
There are two main differences from double:
The reason you should use BigDecimal for monetary calculations is not that it can represent any number, but that it can represent all numbers that can be represented in decimal notion and that include virtually all numbers in the monetary world (you never transfer 1/3 $ to someone).
My english is not good so I'll just write a simple example here.
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Somebody still want to use double? ;)
BigDecimal is Oracle's arbitrary-precision in-house numerical library. BigDecimal is part of the Java language and is useful for a variety of applications ranging from the financial to the scientific (that's where sort of am).
There's nothing wrong with using doubles for certain calculations. Suppose, however, you wanted to calculate Math.Pi * Math.Pi / 6, that is, the value of the Riemann Zeta Function for a real argument of two (a project I'm currently working on). Floating-point division presents you with a painful problem of rounding error.
BigDecimal, on the other hand, includes many options for calculating expressions to arbitrary precision. The add, multiply, and divide methods as described in the Oracle documentation below "take the place" of +, *, and / in BigDecimal Java World:
The compareTo method is especially useful in while and for loops.
Be careful, however, in your use of constructors for BigDecimal. The string constructor is very useful in many cases. For instance, the code
BigDecimal onethird = new BigDecimal("0.33333333333");
utilizes a string representation of 1/3 to represent that infinitely-repeating number to a specified degree of accuracy. The round-off error is most likely somewhere so deep inside the JVM that the round-off errors won't disturb most of your practical calculations. I have, from personal experience, seen round-off creep up, however. The setScale method is important in these regards, as can be seen from the Oracle documentation.
If you want to write down a value like 1/7 as decimal value you get
with an infinite sequence of 142857. But since you can only write down a finite number of digits you will inevitably introduce a rounding error.
Unfortunately, numbers like 1/10 or 1/100 expressed as binary numbers with a fractional part also have an infinite number of
Doubles store values as binary numbers and therefore might introduce an error solely by converting a decimal number to a binary number, without even doing any arithmetic.
Decimal numbers (like
Primitive numeric types are useful for storing single values in memory. But when dealing with calculation using double and float types, there is a problems with the rounding.It happens because memory representation doesn't map exactly to the value. For example, a double value is supposed to take 64 bits but Java doesn't use all 64 bits.It only stores what it thinks the important parts of the number. So you can arrive to the wrong values when you adding values together of the float or double type. May be this video https://youtu.be/EXxUSz9x7BM will explain more


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I was working on my Toshiba c650 laptop when it crashed and restarted. Now the computer freezes after the boot menu and does not work until I reboot it and the same thing happens. I tried chkdsk, FixMBR and other utilities but nothing worked. I booted from Hiren's BootCD to a mini XP environment and tried Bellavista (a BCD editor) and it resulted in an error saying that the boot configuration couldn't be loaded. I also tried to repair the computer from the installation CD using the System Restore, Refresh, Reset and Automatic Repair options, and again nothing worked. When I tried to reinstall Windows it said that all the partitions have boot problems and they are not in the BIOS without an error code.
What can I do?