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Gary Lineker has launched a devastating attack on pushy parents in England, claiming that the culture that makes kids' games ultra-competitive encounters marked by fierce criticism shouted from the touchlines is what is holding back the national game.
The former England international condemned the "utterly depressing behaviour" of ambitious parents who rant and rave on the touchline trying to turn their children into football stars.
The 52-year-old presenter of the BBC's flagship Match of the Day programme said in an article in the New Statesman magazine their behaviour was wrecking their children's confidence and stifling their development.
Lineker, who is England's second highest scorer with 48 goals and was never booked or sent off in his career, wrote: "The competitive nature of most mums and dads is astounding.
"They fear they instil in our promising but sensitive Johnny is utterly depressing."
Lineker called for a "parental cultural revolution" and said if let their children enjoy themselves parents would be "staggered at the difference it would make".
"There is a breed of parent I have seen who hurl ridiculous abuse at officials or even the young player they are meant to be supporting. It's as if they are living their own dreams through their kids," he added.
He said the way children played encouraged "big lads" to lump the ball forward and was one of the reasons for the malaise of the English game.
"It's obvious why we have a long-ball culture: the big lads who kick it furthest are the ones who stand out. What chance for the diminutive yet gifted midfielder?
"No chance of him developing his tiki-taka football," said Lineker in reference to the short passing, possession-focused style of play.
Tracey Crouch, an FA coach and a conservative member of parliament, backed Lineker's comments.
"You can see players getting frustrated at the running commentary from their parents," said Crouch.
Another MP and qualified referee, Chris Heaton-Harris, said Lineker was "bang on," adding, "some parents are like ultra-rude Alex Fergusons with none of the experience."
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Description: This is an update of a concise handbook covering important background information physics and positioning for the most commonly used diagnostic imaging modalities in veterinary medicine. The previous edition was published in 2002.
Purpose: Beginning each chapter is a textbox outlining chapter contents and key points. After covering the topic in a well-organized manner, the chapter concludes with review questions. This format is consistent throughout the book, making reading chapters out of sequence quite easy.
Audience: This would be a nice board review for radiology residents. The book has a very good overview of the basic physics of the common imaging modalities and a review of radiation safety. It also is excellent for veterinary technicians. Along with an overview of x-ray physics, it covers patient positioning and commonly seen image artifacts.
Features: The book's consistent format allows it to be used as a quick reference guide, which can be very helpful on a busy clinic floor. Both film-screen and digital imaging modalities are covered. This book is not meant to teach how to diagnose diseases, but rather to provide good background to enable readers to obtain images of food diagnostic quality. Additional online material is available for study and for teaching purposes.
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First day of school. Your young child is clinging to your leg, there are tears, there might be screaming. Clearly your child is in fear, they need you. How can you possibly let them go to suffer in this moment of crisis? You hang on, give them a hug, maybe even try to talk them in to the fact that going into this classroom will be ok but they come running back to you, grasping, begging for you not to leave. How can you, being the good parent that you are, leave them, abandon them?
This moment plays itself out across the world for many parents. The question is, what do you do?
As a teacher and parent this is when the worlds collide. I�ve had these moments, trying to peel my child off my leg. I�ve also had the moment where my child turned, said �See ya,� and walked in to school. In the first instance, and I did end up leaving my child, I felt like the worst parent in the world. I just left my crying child who was looking to me to help them in their desperate need, and walked away. In the second instance...I felt like the worst parent in the world. My child had no connection to me. Where had I gone wrong? They did not even look back, yes, sure they were happy and secure had I not properly nurtured them so that they missed me?
From the teacher side, our honest advice is...you should leave. Say your goodbye, give a big hug and�.walk away. In my twenty something years of teaching I can tell you all the kids have made the adjustment, they calmed down, they did not feel abandoned, and they were not somehow damaged or scarred by the experience. In fact, they were the better for it because they learned to manage the moment, with teacher support of course.
Now there have been some kids who struggled with the transition. But, even the one who started out the year throwing up in the doorway on the first day of school, and throwing up each of the first few weeks of school because he was so nervous about leaving his parents, made it. I coached him through it, we had strategies, and he learned that he could do it and that he had strategies to help himself. And, I can attest that this child, now in 4th grade, is one fabulously adjusted child. I see him almost everyday and he is more than just fine and definitely not damaged.
Of course, the last thing a parent wants to do is walk away from their child when they are struggling, crying, and need you. As a parent, I get it. But it is the right thing to do. It is the right lesson in this moment and it can be done caringly and lovingly with a hug, a kiss and a hand off to a teacher who really cares about your child's well being.
As a teacher, I get it too. Those kids who learn to separate have the gift of learning to be independent, to learn skills that they need in life. I promise they will not feel like you let them down or were not there for them. In fact, they will greet you at the end of the day with the same love that they had in the morning. I promise.


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Tevye the Milkman is not the only one to believe in tradition. Stephen Colbert, host of Comedy Central's Colbert Report does, too. As has become his High Holiday custom, Colbert is happily prepared to accept apologies from Jews who have wronged him. To make that easier, he has set up a toll-free Atone Phone. Here's how he explained it earlier this week:
"To quote your Jewish pope, Moses, revenge is a dish best served Kosher. That's why I am once again offering my Atone Phone hot line. If you're Jewish and you gave me tsuris during the year 5772 just pick up the phone before Yom Kippur and dial 1-888-667-7539."
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LONDON (Reuters) - HomeServe <HSV.L> warned its profit in 2014 and 2015 would be below expectations as it forecast falling numbers of customers in Britain for its repair and insurance services.
Shares in the firm, which is being investigated by regulators over policy mis-selling concerns, fell 10 percent at the market open on Friday.
HomeServe, which sells cover for and fixes boilers and burst pipes, said that it expects its UK business to contribute 35 million pounds less than expected in 2014, with customer numbers bottoming out at 1.9 million by March 2014.
It expects to partially offset the fall in business by cutting 300 jobs.
The job losses are on top of 300 announced after the Financial Services Authority launched an investigation in May last year into alleged mis-selling of HomeServe policies, almost halving its share price.
"It has become clear that new marketing is not sufficiently effective to deliver gross adds which offset annual policy losses," David Brockton, an analyst from Espirito Santo, said.
HomeServe is trying to offset the shrinkage of its British business by looking abroad for growth, and said that it is aiming for roughly a 50/50 profit split between British and international business in the medium term.
Shares in HomeServe were down 9 percent to 202 pence by 0844 GMT.
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Video report by ITV News Senior International Correspondent John Irvine.
Brazil's president Dilma Rousseff has said the Chamber of Deputies vote to impeach her has no legal basis.
Ms Rousseff maintained that she "committed no impeachable crime" despite Monday's vote, in which at least 342 of deputies agreed that she should be impeached.
Proceedings will now move to the senate.
Congress votes in favour of President impeachment
Brazil's lower house of Congress has voted to back the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff - reaching the required 342-vote mark.
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Brazil's ruling Workers' Party has conceded defeat in the vote over whether to impeach President Dilma Rousseff.
With 400 votes cast so far on Sunday in the lower house, 297 congressmen have voted in favour of impeaching Rousseff over claims she covered up a financial scandal.
While admitting defeat, the government has vowed to take its fight to the next stage in the Senate.
The party's leader in the chamber, Jose Guimaraes, said: "The fight continues now in the Senate".
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The number of congressmen who have voted in favour of impeaching Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has risen to 224.
So far 300 votes have been cast out of a total of 513 MPs, with 342 being the minimum number required in the lower house.
The speaker of the lower house, Eduardo Cunha, has also voted in favour of impeachment.
Brazil President's impeachment vote well under way
With 100 votes cast in Brazil so far, 73 congressmen have opted in favour of impeaching President Dilma Rousseff over her alleged financial cover-up.
A total of 27 either voted against the motion or abstained.
A minimum of 342 votes from the lower house's 513 MPs is required for proceedings to pass to the Senate.
Brazil's lower chamber begins impeachment vote
Report by ITV News' Senior International Correspondent John Irvine
MPs in Brazil's lower chamber have begun voting on whether to impeach President Dilma Rousseff over accusations of corruption.
President Rousseff has been accused of manipulating the country's finances to hide a worsening economic crisis - but she denies any wrongdoing.
Brazilians are divided over the issue and if she is impeached the country could be plunged into chaos.
Pro and anti impeachment rallies head towards Brazil's congress
Pro and anti impeachment supporters have taken to the streets of Brazil as they headed towards the Palace of Congress to make their voices heard as the country's lower house decide on whether or not to push for the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff.
'Wall of shame' put up ahead of Brazil's impeachment vote
A fence called the 'wall of shame' has been put up ahead of a vote to decide whether to impeach Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff amid claims she manipulated government accounts to allegedly favour her re-election in 2014.
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You'd do better to shoot me, since the sharks would be too busy rocking out to this to eat me. Wonderful music, as usual. Plus it's piratey, which adds nine levels of awesomeness. Definitely downloaded, 5/5, shown to mah friends, all that good stuff.
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Avast ye scalawags. Now hoist yon jolly roger ere I flay every man-jack of ye!
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Justin Casquejo, 16, of Weehawken, New Jersey, was carrying
his camera when he crawled through a small hole in the
construction fence encircling the World Trade Center site in
lower Manhattan shortly after 4am on Sunday morning, a
spokesman for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
He then clambered up scaffolding to enter the building, took
an elevator to the 88th floor and climbed stairs to the
tower's antenna, which rises 1,776 feet above the ground.
Joseph Pentangelo, a spokesman for the Port Authority, the
public agency that owns the building, declined to directly
address reports that the guard assigned to protect the
skyscraper's upper floors was asleep at the time.
"I'm going to characterize it as 'inattentive'", he said,
adding that the guard had since been fired.
Port Authority police arrested Casquejo inside the building
about two hours after he first entered, Pentangelo said.
Casquejo said on his Facebook page he was keen on the running
and jumping sport of parkour and posted pictures of himself
posing with the World Trade Center in the background, The New
York Post reported. His Facebook page appeared to have been
removed on Thursday morning.
Casquejo was charged with two counts of trespass and
arraigned on Monday before being released, according to the
Manhattan district attorney's office.
One count of criminal trespass in the third degree carries a
maximum sentence of 90 days in prison; one count of trespass
carries a maximum sentence of 15 days in prison.
Casquejo could not immediately be reached for comment. A
lawyer representing him declined to comment.
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year and which replaces the Twin Towers that were destroyed
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Hi Tobias,
I was working with you under a support topic called: "Remove grey frame/ border around whole table", but the topic was closed and I could not respond.
Your custom CSS code you gave me did remove the gray background and border. My response to your last message is:
Hi Tobias,
Your revised code specific for my case did indeed remove the background and border. I noticed that the code you gave me was specific for table #1. I revised the code to read without the "-id-1" on the first two lines to have this fix apply to all future tables as well. This works on table 1, so I assume it will work. Could you please verify this?
The only thing I would like to improve is the space the top of the table. There is a significant gap, that looks like the amount of space the table padding was taking up when I could see still see the gray background.
Once again, you can look at this at: http://newsite.zionsbranch.org/1st-samuel-29-30-31/
I have the table shortcode entered without any spacing at all, directly after "This class is part of our series on 1st Samuel. Check below for all of our available classes on 1st Samuel."
Is there a way to remove the padding (if that space is called padding), at the top of the table? I know the code you gave me includes setting padding to 0px, so I am not sure what this space is.
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La. Medicaid program has $127 million shortfall
Published: Tuesday, November 1, 2011 at 6:46 p.m.
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BATON ROUGE — Louisiana's Medicaid program for the poor, elderly and disabled has a nearly $127 million state funding shortfall, the health department announced Tuesday, saying it would use one-time federal cash and reshuffle other funds to fill much of the gap.
The Department of Health and Hospitals also will add new hurdles and prior authorizations for people who want to receive mental health rehabilitation treatment, and DHH will cut programs that provide home- and community-based services to the elderly and disabled.
The agency must close the deficit before the budget year ends June 30.
The rates paid to doctors, hospitals and other providers for taking care of Medicaid patients won't be reduced to fill the hole, said DHH Secretary Bruce Greenstein.
The shortfall is about 5 percent of the state funding in the Medicaid program, and it's caused by growth in Medicaid enrollment and people using more services than expected.
"While this sounds pretty big and it is, this represents a small portion of the budget," Greenstein said.
Louisiana's Medicaid program, a government-run insurance program funded with a mix of state and federal dollars, has a nearly $6.8 billion budget for the current 2011-12 fiscal year. More than 1.2 million people are enrolled in Medicaid in the state, mainly children.
Similar deficits have cropped up in each of the past few years, as the recession pushed new people onto Medicaid rolls and services and growth in the costs of home- and community-based services for the elderly and disabled.
DHH has plugged the gaps with a mix of cuts and one-time federal funding each year.
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HSBC Suffers Euro Collapse as Greek Debts Roil Banks
Europe's credit crisis is punishing Spanish and U.K. companies as if they were Greek, luring investors with valuations that suggest risk is the same everywhere in the region.
The price-earnings ratio of London-based HSBC Holdings Plc, Europe's biggest bank by market value, slipped below Greece's EFG Eurobank Ergasias SA last week, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Spain's Banco Santander SA traded at 8 times projected profit, the lowest relative to Athens-based Piraeus Bank SA in more than three years. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index fell 4.6 percent last week, heading toward its biggest monthly retreat since February 2009.
"I have had Greek stocks in the past but at the moment there are much better things to do elsewhere," said Katherine Blunden at HSBC Private Bank in Paris, whose $346 million Europe Value fund is outperforming the Stoxx 600 for an eighth year. "I have Spanish or Italian positions and I keep them because they are attractive. I'm very definitely keeping Santander and may even reinforce it as its valuation improves."
European equities are the cheapest in a year after rising concerns about sovereign defaults wiped out about $2 trillion from the region's market value this month. While the Athens Stock Exchange General Index has fallen 27 percent in 2010, shares in countries with less default risk are trading at bigger discounts to their earnings, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The Stoxx 600 rose 0.4 percent to 238.02 today, breaking a three-day losing streak.
Pair Trades
HSBC, which has $2.4 trillion in assets and branches in 88 countries, has fallen 11 percent since Dec. 31, giving it an earnings multiple using 2010 forecasts of 13.2, Bloomberg data show. Santander, Spain's largest bank, has slid 26 percent this year. The Santander, Spain-based lender, which employs more than half of its 171,000 staff in Latin America, will post a 3.1 percent rise in net income to 9.2 billion euros ($11.6 billion) in 2010, according to the average estimate in a Bloomberg survey of 19 analysts.
Intesa Sanpaolo SpA, Italy's second-biggest bank, costs 9.6 times projected profits. Milan-based Intesa forecast higher profit for 2010 on May 14 after posting better-than-estimated net income of 688 million euros for the first quarter.
Cutting Estimates
Eurobank, trading at 13.3 times predicted earnings, saw its valuation climb above HSBC's on May 19 for the first time since January 2008. The Athens-based lender has a market capitalization that is one-fiftieth of HSBC's and generates about two-thirds of its revenue in Greece, with the rest coming from former communist countries in eastern Europe. Analysts have cut their estimates for Eurobank and now say profit may slump 23 percent to 236 million euros from a year earlier instead of increasing 51 percent as they predicted as recently as January, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Eurobank commanded a premium even after Greek equities tumbled the most this year among 93 countries tracked by Bloomberg except for Venezuela, on concern the nation won't be able to rein in its budget deficit, which touched 13.6 percent of gross domestic product in 2009. The slump has left the ASE Index valued at 8.6 times its members' estimated 2010 profits, compared with almost 13 times for the MSCI World Index, Bloomberg data show.
As contagion from the Greek crisis has spread around Europe, valuations for markets outside of Greece have become compressed. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 Index is valued at 10.2 times this year's estimated earnings, down from 12.7 times in January, the data show. The ASE now trades at just a 6.3 percent discount to Spain's benchmark IBEX 35, down from 25 percent in January.
'Cheap as Greece'
"Other markets are as cheap as Greece, probably with more stability," said Dietmar Schmitt at SAM Capital Partners Ltd., a London-based manager whose long-short European equity hedge fund made money in 16 of the last 18 months. "In Spain, at least you know the exchange is going to open if the market collapses."
Greek workers staged their fourth general strike last week with thousands marching in Athens to protest spending cuts that Prime Minister George Papandreou must push through to qualify for international aid. Three people were killed on May 5 after demonstrators set fire to a bank in the Greek capital. Greece's economy will shrink 4 percent this year, according to government and EU estimates.
Rising Profit
Spain's government approved the first public wage reductions last week since returning to democracy in 1978 and cut its forecast for economic growth for next year to 1.3 percent as it seeks to tame the euro region's third-largest budget deficit.
"My current position is out of Greece and Portugal, but we are still in the large international banks in Spain and Italy on the basis that they have diversification into overseas markets," said Mark Bon, who helps oversee about $750 million at Canada Life Ltd. in London and recently added to holdings of Santander. "Some of the valuations are attractive relative to other banks. Greece should be cheaper than the international financials."
Credit-default swaps on National Bank of Greece SA, which pay holders in the event the issuer fails to pay its debt, show a 36 percent possibility of default by the largest Greek bank, according to prices from CMA DataVision. Contracts on Santander and HSBC suggest 15 percent and 8.6 percent chances, respectively.
Mispriced Shares
"We're getting to a situation where now is a very good time for investors to be looking around, not necessary buying the region, but certainly looking at companies and asking, 'Is this mispriced?'" said Andrew Milligan, the Edinburgh-based head of global strategy at Standard Life Investments, which oversees about $221 billion. "Investors are still looking for growth opportunities."
Standard Life is bullish on Lisbon-based Jeronimo Martins SGPS SA, Portugal's biggest retailer, Bagsvaerd, Denmark-based Novo Nordisk A/S, and Munich-based MAN SE, Europe's third-biggest truckmaker, Milligan said. Jeronimo Martins has an estimated P/E of 17.3, compared with 20.3 for Novo Nordisk and 21.3 for MAN.
Germany, France
Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Co., the world's second-largest supplier of Coke beverages and Greece's biggest company by market value, trades at 13.8 times estimated earnings, the highest level relative to Group Danone SA's 15.7 and Nestle SA's 15.8 since the second quarter of 2008. Paris-based Danone bottles Evian and Volvic water while Nestle, in Vevey, Switzerland, owns the Perrier and San Pellegrino water brands.
"The companies in Germany, France and Switzerland, those are the places where the sovereign situation is not as bad, but the overall selloff is making those places attractive," said Wasif Latif, vice president of equity investments at USAA Investment Management Co., which oversees $45 billion in San Antonio. "This isn't the time to back up the truck, but if the weakness persists or gets worse, investors need to start taking a look at the high quality, fundamentally sound companies and start adding because they can probably get some bargains."
Europe's banks remain too exposed to the worsening debt crisis, which makes spotting value harder, said Colin Mclean, who helps manage 650 million pounds ($936 million) at SVM Asset Management Ltd. in Edinburgh.
No Visibility
"The problem with banks is the same as in 2008, that it's very difficult to get visibility in the underlying metrics," Mclean said. "It is quite difficult to ascertain what true value is. We don't hold long positions in either Spain or Greece. We still have remaining short positions." SVM is underweight European banks, meaning the stocks represent a smaller slice of assets than their weighting in benchmark indexes.
Credit Suisse Group AG's London-based strategist Andrew Garthwaite says southern European lenders should trade at 0.5 times their tangible book value, a measure of what the company would be worth in liquidation, as the countries may experience falling consumer prices.
Alpha Bank AE and Piraeus Bank, based in Athens, trade at an average of 0.85 times tangible book, more than double the ratio for Edinburgh-based Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, according to Bloomberg data. The valuation is in line with that of Barclays Plc, the London-based bank that analysts estimate will report 2010 net income of 4 billion pounds, and 30 percent more expensive Paris-based Credit Agricole SA, France's biggest bank by branches.
With Europe's Stoxx 600 closing last week at its lowest level in more than six months, valuations are becoming increasingly attractive for Hans-Peter Schupp, manager of Fidecum AG's $77 million Contrarian Value Euroland fund near Frankfurt, which has outperformed the market this year.
"Spanish companies are starting to pop up in our screens," said Schupp, who looks for the cheapest shares in Europe's equity markets and already owns Credit Agricole. "We don't find opportunities in Greece."


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I made half the recipe for me and DH. And I let it on the counter 20 minutes to marinate. DH didn't really like it because of the balsamic vinegar. It's not a taste he really likes. So I was lucky to have it all for me. For me it's delicious. The taste of the balsamic vinegar, black pepper, vanilla, and the splenda gives a great taste to the strawberries. It was not too sweet. It was perfect. Thanks Delicious Bits :) Made for PAC Spring 2013
This is amazing. Made with Splenda and white balsamic vinegar. This was served over non-fat, sugar free vanilla yogurt for a delicious lite dessert.
Yum-o! We really enjoyed this recipe. I have always heard of of strawberries being served this way but never had tried it my self. I made by using the 1st option for 20 minutes at room temp. I would like to try your suggestion of reducing the syrup & serving over pancakes. 2nd recipe made for PAC 2009


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Has it been confirmed or (please god) denied that Jar Jar Binks will appear in the new Star Wars films?
I think it's unlikely he will appear… as a character, that is.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, JJ Abrams mused the possibility of a return for Jar Jar:
Given that Abrams clearly understands the general ill-feeling towards Jar Jar, and was willing to suggest this to a journalist, I think he's unlikely to do an about-face and bring him back as a character in the film.
Of course, that doesn't preclude him appearing further down the road, after Abrams has left the franchise, but it becomes steadily more unlikely. I don't think it will happen.
Update, 8 December 2015: at a Star Wars press event, Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy confirmed that Jar-Jar is not appearing:
Whilst I have not read any article concerning Episode VII featuring any mention of Jar Jar Binks he definitely is alive at the time the Emperor and Darth Vader are killed but well I'm not sure how long Gunguns live he would probably be pretty old if he is still alive though considering the mass hatred the character received I doubt JJ Abrams would consider including him in the film if he did it would be a subtle reference probably background reference but as Jar Jar has no meeting with Luke Skywalker and he is going to be in the film I see no reason for Jar Jar to appear.
His Wookieepedia entry for the Galactic Civil War era simply says,
The only thing you can do is wait and see if he appears at all in the movie but considering he has nothing to do with the original trilogy whose principle characters are supposed to play a vital role in creating the New Republic Jar Jar a known associate of Palpatine (whether he agreed with him or not) is unlikely to involve himself in anything to do with any new characters linked with the principle characters but we'll see.
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RTÉ announce new Head of 2fm
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RTÉ have announced that John McMahon is to succeed John Clarke as the Head of 2fm later this year.
"John McMahon is a true radiohead who migrated to RTÉ Television but is now coming home to Radio," says RTÉ Radio M.D. Claire Diugnan. "As RTÉ 2fm faces into a challenging 2010, I am confident that John has both the skills and the vision to steer Ireland's second most-listened-to radio station in a confident new direction."
McMahon's first task will be to oversee the re-positioning of 2fm's target audience from 15-34 to 25-44.
"After years behind the producer's desk it's great to now be getting behind a desk of a different sort at RTÉ 2fm," he enthuses. "I look forward to returning to my natural home in radio and tackling the challenges ahead. RTÉ 2fm is Ireland's most-listened-to music station. I look forward to working with the hugely talented 2fm team to build on this unquestionably solid foundation to re-shape the station for a new generation."
The holder of a Post-graduate in Broadcast Journalism, the 38-year-old cut his teeth at Anna Livia and FM104 before joining RTÉ in 1994 as a member of their Aertel team. Since then, he's worked as a series producer on the likes of Today with Pat Kenny, 5 7 Live, The Sunday Show, The Full Irish and The Vinyl Curtain, the Radio 1 music quiz which featured Hot Press' Stuart Clark as one of its team captains. In 2004 McMahon became Editor of Current Affairs and Daily Talk Shows on RTÉ Radio 1, and in 2006 was made Deputy Head of RTÉ TV Schedule Planning where he's remained since. He's also an ardent Liverpool supporter but, hey, you can't have everything!


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I think i just ignored your friend request, i blocked some random guy with 0 level, that was not you.
About release date - when i'll able to work on L129A1 and probably some other stuff like that... dunno.
any release date or anything plus i think you blocked me on steam today
I'm not released them yet.
where is it I can find these models you posted on this thread? thanks
Откуда glod menbersheep? Вроде у тебя его не было недавно еще, или мне кажется?
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not as brilliant and terrifying as Flannery O'Connor's "A Good Man Is Hard To Find", but a close second.
I was in the one-act adaptation of this in high school and loved it, too.
Any sane director would have had us just mime the stoning, but ours chose to litter the otherwise bare stage with pebbles wrapped in papier mache -- so that, as projectiles, they would actually fly through the air because of the weight. That's what we used to stone our leading lady. Dozens of padded pebbles that we actually threw at and hit her with. Can you imagine that happening today?
But, yes, fantastic story on so many levels.
So what's the story about?
@3 Read it here
@2 -- If you promise to cast Mr. Poe as your Tessie Hutchinson and dispense with the papier mache padding, I'll personally bankroll your production.
I must confess I was also in a high school one act of the Lottery. We also had paper mache rocks that flew threw the air (i was accidently pelted in the head during a performance and it hurt). However, the director allowed us to use red corn syrup blood during the pelting scene, and in the end, we were drenched in red, like a scene out of Dead/Alive. It was glorious.
If Christians wanted to be real Christians, they would continue to stone.
Nevermind; what I found interesting about this stroy was how well it conveyed how the public actually really gets a rise out of a group killing....enjoying it even. It made me think of hangings and the gang mentality.
Don't know if I could actually watch a live stage version of the short story, althouth it's one of my all-time favorites. But then, I managed to survive puppets fucking in Avenue Q, so I guess it's not such a great leap to endure papier mache rocks and red corn syrup.
"although" Shit.
I happened to stumble across the 1996 t.v. movie version starring a pre-Felicty Keri Russell. The only saving grace was the fabulous Veronica Cartwright, crazy character actress extraordinaire. I love me some Veronica Cartwright.
@5 -- Best laugh o' the day!
@8 -- Part of what I like is Jackson's comment on religion, that learned superstition is learned superstition. When is it good and when is it bad? Does the Lottery really make the corn grow or do the villagers only think it does? And is it justified either way?
She packed in a ton of stuff in such a short story.
And I'm so jealous now that we didn't have a corn syrup bloodbath in our show, too.
The scene where the hero (MTV's Dan Cortese!) is in the graveyard the night before the lottery and and suddenly realizes that ALL THE TOMBSTONES HAVE THE SAME DATES (cue scary music) is one of the funniest things I have ever seen.
Shirley Jackson kicked ass.
I loved making my arm hairs stand up from the current running through that metal bar on those desks. Sometimes a shock could be a real doozy.
Yeah... that story scared the shit out of me.
@1 - Agreed. My favorite line from "A Good Man": "She would have been a good woman," the Misfit said, "if it had been somebody there to shoot her every minute of her life."
I wonder if a lupus awareness group has ever run an ad campaign, "Get Tested for Lupus now! The life you save may be your own!"?
Gah. I still remember reading this story and being flabbergasted. i should pick it up again. . .
@16 Ha! It's a song by Killdozer, probably the most literate of all bands signed to Touch & Go in the '80s. Go to You Tube and give 'er a listen - they're great.
'The Lottery' may be high on the banned list, but it's also *the* most widely taught short story in American schools.
I've never seen the version you mention, but Larry Yust's 1969 film version was a staple of junior & senior h.s. English and Social Studies classes during the mid/late '70's.
@19: I don't know about that. "The Lady or the Tiger" and "The Most Dangerous Game" come up with astounding regularity.
Jackson is the most famous alum from my high school, back in upstate New York. It's a very twisted local rite of passage when every student is told that the story they are about to read is the product of a local girl done good. That glow of pride almost inevitably turns to fear and revulsion, as kids are lead from the classroom in stunned horror. Everyone who grew up in my town has the same memory.
"The bar, for some reason, was always chilly"??? This sentence ruined the post for me. Yuck.
They're still reading this one in Seattle Public Schools...I was reminded of this story earlier this school year by a teen who'd read it in class. She came home saying, "today we read a story called 'The Lottery...it was horrible!'"
now that the supreme court has struck down the gun ban, i will be keeping a handgun at work in case my coworkers get a hankerin' for a stoning.
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That turtle – slow thing might come in handy later…
Just wait til THESE gals find out that They are mistakenly undressing in the Boys Locker Room and Old Gunth's about to enter!
Look, He'll either come to his senses or His Head will EXPLODE!
Either Way, it'll be HIGHLY Entertaining!
………,HEY! Did SOMEONE put something in My COFFEE???
One more panel, please…
After I got past the salacious bent of today's "strip", I thought – please don't let this be the end of the Gunther-Rosa saga.
That isn't toe of the camel, it's her FLY ffs!
Wow as if most of you have not seen your sister or mom take off a blouse. That is not the point, although I like the touch of reality. The point is how a shy boy and a pretty girl, who really likes the shy boy, and wants to have a more physical (yes I said physical, not necessarily sex, but hand-holding, kissing, you know normal teen-age type explorations of intimacy and love) can be helped to get over the shyness and deal with the yearning. Hey heard about human love? You are here right? How did you think that ever happened?
As I always say lets see what happens to this arc before we jump to conclusions.
"That isn't toe of the camel, it's her FLY"
Yeah, it would look kind of ludicrous going up to her bellybutton…
Given how irked she is, I doubt she has hand-holding in mind.
"(yes I said physical, not necessarily sex, but hand-holding, kissing, you know normal teen-age type explorations of intimacy and love)"
Could it be that hand – holding and kissing are "gateway" intimate actions? :)
LOL, exactly!
What I see here is a serious lack of communication —
Gunther is going to be the bad guy no matter what here…
- She wants Gunther to hurry up and then when it isn't what she has conjured up within her fantasy. Gunther is wrong.
- A confused Gunther takes his time not wanting to mess up something he thinks is special by rushing. He is wrong.
- Gunther innocently blunders romantically and upsets Rosa, Gunther is wrong.
- Gunther is fed up and walks off until he gets clear signals. He's wrong here too.
Lose – lose – lose situation for bad guy Gunther in this book….
Rosa's wants a case of Roman hands and Russian fingers with Gunther I guess. Doubt he's ready for this type of turmoil in his life now. This such a 60's comic strip.
Buffalo Sabres fan, huh?
"Rosa's wants a case of Roman hands and Russian fingers with Gunther I guess. Doubt he's ready for this type of turmoil in his life now. This such a 60's comic strip."
I guess some of the ideas on how to treat girls in Eminem's and Busta Rhyme's 'music' would be more appropriate nowadays?
Wow – We are getting 18 now. I feel sorry for anybody who would argue these frames aren't supposed to be sexy. Back to Gunther – his reticence is not intentional. We can only hope that Cupid shows up fully armed……..SOON.
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1 scant tablespoon yeast (1 package fresh or active dry)
¼ cup warm water
1 tablespoon honey
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons olive oil plus oil for the bowl
¾ cup cool water
3 cups all-purpose flour (approximately)
3 to 4 ounces smoked salmon, sliced paper-thin
¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil
½ medium red onion, sliced thin
¼ cup minced fresh dill
1/3 cup crème fraîche or sour cream
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
4 heaping tablespoons domestic golden caviar
1 heaping tablespoon black caviar
4 sprigs fresh dill for garnish
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4. Scrape the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and knead until smooth. Transfer to an oiled bowl and let rest, covered, for 30 minutes.
5. Divide the dough into 4 equal parts. Roll each into a smooth, tight ball. Put on a flat sheet or dish, cover with a damp towel and refrigerate for 1 to 3 hours.
6. One hour before baking, remove the dough from the refrigerator and let it come to room temperature before rolling and shaping.
7. Preheat the oven, preferably with a pizza stone inside, to 500 degrees while getting the pizza ready.
8. Cut the salmon into 2-inch squares and reserve.
9. Roll or stretch each ball of dough into four 9-inch circles. Put the circles on an oiled, floured baking sheet.
10. Brush each pizza with olive oil to within one inch of the edge and sprinkle with red onion. Put the pizzas in the oven and bake 8 to 12 minutes, until the crusts are golden brown.
11. While the pizzas are baking, mix the dill with the crème fraîche or sour cream and season with pepper.
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Every Arsenal fan and their dogs expected Arsene Wenger to buy a new striker last summer to complement (if not replace) Olivier Giroud, and that seemed to be confirmed by the Gunners interest in Luis Suarez, but nothing came of it and we got Mesut Ozil instead to calm the fans frustration.
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It seems that everyone, including the Arsenal fans, had pretty much forgotten about Yaya Sanogo. When the Gunners signed him on a free transfer from a second division French club in the summer, it is fair to say that he did not exactly set our pulses racing and there were plenty of jokes going around about Wenger's tendency for tightness, which just increased when he was then sidelined for months with injury.
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Anelka banned, Gallas disciplined, France disentegrating!
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Traditionally, research focused on determining the causes of employee pay satisfaction has investigated the influence of job-related inputs, both extrinsic and intrinsic to the job itself. Together with these inputs, pay-related fairness issues have played an important role in explaining the phenomenon. However, few studies consider the factors linked to fairness issues, such as ethical leadership. Because ethical leadership necessarily entails the concept of fairness, it seemingly should have a positive effect. Furthermore, because the presence of supervisor ethical leadership (SEL) offers strong chances for employees to achieve moral accomplishments and excel in the practice of their jobs, SEL should enhance the effects of intrinsic job inputs. Whereas high job motivating potential (JMP) makes it easier for employees be self-actualized, moral fulfillment is necessary for them to obtain authentic self-actualization at work and minimize the impact of pay deficiencies. Along with SEL, JMP should be shaped to increase positive experiences of job meaningfulness, responsibility for job outcomes, and knowledge of results at work, which can lead to enjoyment in doing the job in itself, not just for compensation-related motives. Hierarchical regression analysis with a sample of 151 employees in a diverse set of Spanish organizations supports the direct effects of JMP and SEL and shows that higher levels of SEL increase the positive effects of JMP on pay satisfaction. The practical implications of these findings and further research directions conclude this article.
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They're strong, they're fierce and they're the best at what they do. U.S. female athletes are set to make Americans proud at the London 2012 Olympic Games. These top women dominate everything from volleyball and soccer to fencing and weightlifting. Individually they're determined and strong. Together, the women of Team USA are unstoppable.
Team Walsh and Treanor : Volleyball
It's hard not to place Kerri Walsh, and Misty May Treanor at the top of any list of U.S. female athletes. The pair is teaming up for the 2012 Olympic Games, hoping to bring home a third gold medal. They hold the record for most tournaments won. Americans will be watching the agile players show what it means to be part of a winning team.
Hope Solo - Soccer
Her name may imply differently, but Hope Solo is a strong team player. She'll be defending the net at the Olympic Games as goal keeper. She's considered the best goal keeper in women's soccer. Solo plans to keep playing soccer well after the London 2012 Olympic Games, according to her Twitter post (April 19, 2012), "let him know I'm not retiring anytime soon."
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American fans are thrilled that Nastia Liukin , the 2008 Olympic All-Around Champion will be competing at the 2012 Olympic Games. The gymnast currently has nine world medals (four gold and five silver). Both Liukin and Shannon Miller have earned more world and Olympic medals than any other U.S. gymnast according to Team USA .
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