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Heavily favored Sightseek overcame a sluggish start and lack of racing room on the turn to win the grade III, $171,900 Raven Run Stakes Wednesday at Keeneland."She was off a step slow and I felt like I had to send her a little bit to get position because the inside is so good here," said winning jockey Jerry Bailey. "She's a nice one."It was the third win in four career starts for the 3-year-old daughter of Distant View. She ran seven furlongs in 1:23.98 and earned $106,578 for Khalid Abdullah's Juddmonte Farms."She's the real deal," said winning trainer Bobby Frankel. "She had a ton of trouble. He (Bailey) had to take her up and then she made another run. She had to make her own hole in the stretch and then she had to change course. She ran an amazing race."Sightseek took the lead in midstretch and pulled away to a 3 ¼-length victory over Miss Lodi, winner of the grade III Safely Kept Stakes in her previous start at Pimlico. It was a head back to third-place Respectful.Driana finished fourth followed, in order, by Maresha, Wild Kandace, For Rubies, Take the Cake, Spring Meadow, Don't Ruffle Me, Colonial Glitter
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A big story in The Los Angeles Times Thursday takes a look at school district-borrowing statewide using capital appreciation bonds.
The Times analyzed state data to conclude that roughly one-fifth of school districts in California have borrowed money by selling capital appreciation bonds, which don't require any repayments for as long as 20 years.
The story gives us a hat-tip for writing about the Poway Unified School District's now-infamous billion-dollar bond deal last year. (Though we weren't the first to report on the bonds. As we've noted, Michigan blogger and former journalist Joel Thurtell deserves the credit for publishing the first stories on Poway's deal.)


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Nobody has a more charming reputation than the English, and we regularly find ourselves swooning over some of Hollywood's most lovable English actors. From fan favorites like Charlie Hunnam [1] to more up-and-coming types like Star Wars's John Boyega, these actors from across the pond offer some very good-looking reasons to appreciate England. Check out the sexiest Jamie Dornan snaps [2] out there and hot Brits hanging out together [3], then take a look at even more English eye candy [4], plus all the witty, humble, and charming quotes from each actor that are sure to bring out your inner Anglophile.
Kit Harington
- Age: 28
- Hometown: Worcester, England
- Quote [5] (2014): "I didn't really think I'd be a leading man in any respect whatsoever. At drama school in my third year I was resigned to the fate of being Young Male Rape Victim No. 2. That was the kind of category I was put in."
Andrew Garfield
- Age: 32
- Hometown: Surrey, England (born in LA)
- Quote [6] (2012): "I feel incredibly awkward as a human being and incredibly teenaged still."
Idris Elba
- Age: 43
- Hometown: London Borough of Hackney, England
- Quote [7] (2013): "I call it the invisible factor. On any ordinary street, walking down in London Soho in a cap, I'm just a f*cking tall black man walking along."
Benedict Cumberbatch
- Age: 39
- Hometown: Hammersmith, London, England
- Quote [8] (2012): "If you put me in a room with Brad and George and all of them, you do kind of go, 'Lovely, yes. Handsome, yes. Oh, strange-looking guy.'"
Robert Pattinson
- Age: 29
- Hometown: London, England
- Quote [9] (2013): "I never want to take my shirt off. I'd prefer to get drunk."
Theo James
- Age: 30
- Hometown: Oxford, England
- Quote [10] (2014): "I probably pretended I was reading, like, Sartre or something, but it was all Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings."
Sam Claflin
- Age: 29
- Hometown: Ipswich, England
- Quote [11] (2014): "I was a big fan of the Spice Girls back in the day. I definitely collected every one of those postcards you could buy and I was obsessed with Posh Spice. I literally collected them all and they're still around in my mum's house. No shame! I mean I was 13 and I think the whole world was into the Spice Girls. I'm not sure if I really liked their music so much but the girls themselves are pretty special."
Tom Hiddleston
- Age: 34
- Hometown: Westminster, England
- Quote [12] (2014): "London can be troublesome. I don't want to sound like a tw*t, but sometimes you just don't want to have to stop and take a selfie. It's weird when you know people are posting you on Facebook."
Josh Bowman
- Age: 27
- Hometown: Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, England
- Quote [13] (2012): "My workout regimen at the moment is nonexistent. I wake up in the morning and brush my teeth. My toothbrush and deodorant are my only dumbbells. That's about it."
Charlie Hunnam
- Age: 35
- Hometown: Newcastle upon Tyne, England
- Quote [14] (2013): "F*cking Brad Pitt [15] ruined it for everyone. After Fight Club, the expectation of what a dude is supposed to look like when he takes is shirt off is just so high."
Dev Patel
- Age: 25
- Hometown: Harrow, London, England
- Quote [16] (2012): "The thing is, I am a loving person. I am super sappy when it comes to romance. But I'm not the Antonio Banderas [17], swashbuckling, Pierce Brosnan [18], smooth-talking type. Maybe I'm endearing because I'm persistent? Maybe that's the key. It's all persistence, baby!"
Eddie Redmayne
- Age: 33
- Hometown: London, England
- Quote [19] (2011): "When I was living in New York, I had this slightly wannabe bohemian existence and took up painting, at which I'm appalling. I also bought several guitars. I figured if I was going to live the cliché, I should probably live it all the way."
Douglas Booth
- Age: 23
- Hometown: London, England
- Quote [20] (2013): "I remember the feeling, when I was younger and I first fell in love — you don't see the world the same way that other people see it. You don't see the same boundaries."
Chiwetel Ejiofor
- Age: 38
- Hometown: Forest Gate, England
- Quote [21] (2013): "I want to feel something else, you know? Ah, the Love Actually days. That was 2003 — that's a 10-year break! How about a nice, gentle rom-com?"
Tom Hardy
- Age: 38
- Hometown: Hammersmith, London, England
- Quote [22]: "No one's ever made me cry. I've reacted. I've cried at the mercy of women and at the mercy of men. And at the mercy of that movie with Richard Dreyfuss — the one where he plays a high school music teacher. [Mr. Holland's Opus] Yeah. I remember getting caught up in the sentimentality of it. I wept for Mr. Holland."
Jude Law
- Age: 42
- Hometown: Lewisham, London, England
- Quote [23]: "Face it, I didn't become famous until I took my clothes off."
Daniel Radcliffe
- Age: 26
- Hometown: Fulham, England
- Quote [24] (2013): "I'm a very hyperactive person, so if you tell me to sit still and shut up and learn and take information, it's not going to happen."
John Boyega
- Age: 23
- Hometown: Peckham, London, England
- Quote [25] (2015): "I'm being mentored by Robert Downey Jr. at the moment. He's helped me prepare for how my life is going to change and that has been inspiring. I'm talking to someone who understands the power of choices, both positive and negative."
Daniel Craig
- Age: 47
- Hometown: Chester, England
- Quote [26] (2012): "If it says on my gravestone, 'Daniel Craig [27]: Grumpy Tw*t,' then fine. There you go."
Alex Pettyfer
- Age: 25
- Hometown: Stevenage, England
- Quote [28] (2014): "I genuinely think that all women are beautiful in a different way. We live in such a critical world, and for women the bar has been set [high], but they should really just grab that bar and snap it. It doesn't mean anything."
Henry Cavill
- Age: 32
- Hometown: Jersey, England
- Quote [29] (2013): "Maybe if I met the Queen I'd be nervous, though I'd probably be more nervous about doing things the right way because it's a very formal occasion."
Max Irons
- Age: 29
- Hometown: London Borough of Camden, England
- Quote [30] (2013): "I don't want to refer to myself as Maximilian. You'd have to win an Oscar or become mind-numbingly wealthy or hit 50. It's like smoking a cigar, you know what I mean? You can't be a young guy and do it."
Colin Firth
- Age: 55
- Hometown: Grayshott, England
- Quote [31] (2013): "I'm always fascinated by the notion of ordinariness, or apparent ordinariness. People you could dismiss as ordinary or boring, people whose lives seem to be a series of disappointments."
Nicholas Hoult
- Age: 25
- Hometown: Wokingham, England
- Quote [32] (2013): "I remember once after deciding that I fancied a girl, I made her a badge. I'd never spoken to her before and I can't remember what the badge said, but it obviously didn't seal the deal."
Orlando Bloom
- Age: 38
- Hometown: Canterbury, England
- Quote [33] (2013): "As a kid, I would fall in love on the Tube. I'd see a woman and have that moment of, 'Am I going to speak to her?'"
Christian Cooke
- Age: 28
- Hometown: Leeds, England
- Quote [34] (2013) : "It sounds stupid, but there's nothing like walking down the street and seeing a building that's older than 100 years old. I think London — not to sound pretentious — like New York, it's a big melting pot for all things and it's just got this energy that you can't find anywhere else. So I'm still in my romantic stage with London. I love it as a place."
David Oyelowo
- Age: 39
- Hometown: Oxford, England
- Quote [35] (2015): "To know you came from a lineage of kings ... it makes you get out of your bed a very different way than if you feel like today is yet another fight. So that is something I carry with me that I know has been of huge benefit as a result of my family and where I'm from."
Jeremy Irvine
- Age: 25
- Hometown: Gamlingay, England
- Quote [36] (2012): "Kate Middleton, you wouldn't believe it, but she's even more good looking in real life."
Tom Sturridge
- Age: 29
- Hometown: Lambeth, London, England
- Quote [37] (2011): "It's the most frustrating, annoying, painful thing. I will genuinely never juggle again. F*ck juggling!"


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Consumers await the revolutionary interface that will allow them to control their energy consumption. Besides maximizing efficiency in the home, these units will allow more
price and product competition. But disincentives to innovation are making for slow progress.
Jeffrey E. Hyler and Robert G. Shields
Can new nuclear power plants get approved? Will wind generators get production tax credits? Will West Coast companies be allowed to re-permit their hydro plants? Will cap-and-trade legislation endanger the coal industry? And who will pay for the transmission of renewable energy? These critical questions still remain unanswered, but utility companies must forge a business strategy through the murk.
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Pumped-storage technology allows utilities to defer the time value of energy, but project developers have struggled to make their economics work. Increased demand for ancillary services and standby capacity might make pumped storage more viable.
Rick Nicholson
Sophocles once said, "Quick decisions are unsafe decisions." Apparently Sophocles did not work in the utility industry. Utilities must make quick decisions every day to maintain a safe and reliable grid. As they have learned, the key to a quick and safe decision is making a well-informed decision. Yet utilities face challenges in providing enough information for their employees and automated systems to make these types of decisions.
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Michael T. Burr, Editor-in-Chief
True story: At the dinner table recently, my 11 year-old son—who's running for 6th grade student council—bemoaned the arguments he's having with other candidates. I asked what they're arguing about, and he said "Everything." "Oh really? What's your position on the mortgage bailout." "It sucks!" he blurted. I countered, "But if we don't do it, the financial system will collapse."
Michael T. Burr
When the U.S. Patent Office published patent application number 11/626,810 in July 2008, few people noticed—at first. Soon, however, the metering-technology community was abuzz, mostly with outrage. If the Patent Office grants the patent and all its claims, other utilities would be legally forbidden from using any of the methods described, without first obtaining a license from the patent holders.
(Octover 2008) Xcel Energy named David Sparby president and CEO of Northern States Power Minnesota. Entergy Corp. appointed Terence Burke general counsel and chief legal officer for EquaGen, the joint venture operating company to be owned 50 percent by Entergy and 50 percent by Enexus Energy. Steven Agresta was named executive vice president, general counsel and chief legal officer for Enexus Energy. NorthWestern Energy appointed Robert C. Rowe as president and CEO. And others...
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The time has come to revisit where the accumulated provision for depreciation belongs. Utilities objected—some 50 years ago—when it was moved from the right side of the balance sheet to the left side, with good reason. Consistency, comparability, reliability and relevance all demand an end to this strange accounting practice.


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Gabe Hensley and his wife, Sandy, lost their 17-year-old son, Alex, who was a passenger in an automobile accident April 8 of this year. While dealing with that loss has been unimaginable, Hensley said he wants to be certain that Alex did not die in vain.
In an effort to educate people about the dangers for teenage drivers, and also to help make those young drivers more aware of their responsibilities, he has started an organization that he hopes can get new laws passed and help save lives.
You may have to produce more than your Kentucky driver's license or ID card to enter some federal facilities in the near future, and if something isn't done by Jan. 22, 2018, you won't be able to board a plane without an acceptable form of ID, either.
Washington County Circuit Clerk JoAnne Mudd-Miller said the federal government has denied an extension for the commonwealth to come into compliance with REAL ID, a federal regulation on ID cards.
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A Lebanon man has been indicted for human trafficking in Washington County.
Gery E. Childers, 26, was indicted by a Washington County grand jury last week on three charges: human trafficking (victim under 18), a class B felony, unlawful transaction with a minor 1st degree, a class C felony, and being a persistent felony offender, 2nd degree. Bond was set at $10,000 full cash. He is to have no contact with complaining witness.
Morris Goode Sweazy, well-known fiscal court magistrate and local entrepreneur, passed away at the age of 80 over the weekend.
According to Washington County Judge-Executive John Settles, Sweazy, who passed away Oct. 15, was in his third term of office serving District 4.
"He won the general election Nov. 7, 2006," Settles said, "so he took office Jan. 1, 2007."
Growing up about 20 miles outside of Pittsburgh, Frank Mazur knew he wanted to be a novelist.
In fact, the blurb under his high school yearbook photo said: "Aspires to be a teacher and a novelist."
"I'd always been into writing, and I read a lot of novels, even in high school," Mazur said. "That was something that always just kind of stuck with me."
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 7, and The Springfield Sun will be providing voters a closer look each week until the election at all of the contested races that will appear on this year's ballot in Washington County. This series, which will be presented in a question-and-answer format, begins this week in the race for the 55th District state representative seat between incumbent Kim King and challenger Tobie Brown.
It's been more than three months since Crystal Warner and Robert Jones were murdered in Washington County, and while a suspect is in custody and Jones' body has been recovered, Warner's remains have yet to be found.
According to Warner's mother, Mary Reeve, things have slowed down but the search continues.
The wheels have begun to turn with regards to moving the county's recycling center.
A committee was formed Monday morning during Washington County Fiscal Court's regularly scheduled meeting to recommend a location that would be convenient for the county and cost effective for the court. The committee consists of magistrates Billy Riney and Hal Goode, along with former county attorney Hamilton Simms.
An 800-year-old order and 200-year-old Washington County tradition will be celebrating its birthday with a concert at St. Catharine this month.
Sr. Claire McGowan said Mid-Kentucky Arts will perform a musical tribute to honor the 800th anniversary of the founding of The Dominican Order on Oct. 16.
"For me it's amazing to be a part of something that's 800 years old," McGowan said. "800 years is a long time."
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Rheumatoid Arthritis in overlap is when RA is found with other autoimmune diseases or chronic illness.
RA is often found in overlap with other connective tissue diseases such as scleroderma, lupus, and polymyositis/dermatomyositis. It can also be found with other diseases such as thyroiditis, fibromyalgia, and sjogren's. (Also see What is Scleroderma?, Lupus, Dermatomyositis/Polymyositis, Thyroid Diseases, Fibromyalgia, Sjogren's, and Overlap Syndromes/MCTD/UCTD)
Comorbidity in rheumatoid arthritis. As a part of strategies to improve further the management of patients with RA, multidisciplinary collaboration for prevention and early detection of comorbidities is of major importance. PubMed, Swiss Med Wkly, 2016 Apr 5;146:w14290.
The effect on treatment response of fibromyalgic (FRA) symptoms in early rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients: results from the ESPOIR cohort. Patients with FRA and RA will have a similar response to treatment, but may miss the target of remission or low disease activity. PubMed, Rheumatology (Oxford), 07/17/2015. (Also see Treatments for Rheumatoid Arthritis)
Salivary Gland Ultrasonography (US) as a Diagnostic Tool for Secondary Sjögren Syndrome (sSS) in Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA). Salivary gland US may aid the diagnosis of sSS in patients with RA. PubMed, J Rheumatol, 05/01/2015. (Also see Diagnosis of Sjögrens)
Diabetes mellitus (DM) risk factors in rheumatoid arthritis (RA): a systematic review and meta-analysis. RA is associated with increased risk of DM, including T1DM and T2DM. PubMed, Clin Exp Rheumatol, 2014 Dec 22. (Also see Symptoms and Complications of Diabetes)
Clinical and laboratory features of overlap syndromes of idiopathic inflammatory myopathies associated with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), systemic sclerosis (SSc), or rheumatoid arthritis (RA). The clinical manifestations of dermatomyositis/polymyositis were identified simultaneously with SSc and RA in the majority of cases, in contrast to identification in the SLE group. PubMed, Clin Rheumatol, 2014 Aug;33(8):1093-8. (Also see Lupus in Overlap)
Hypothyroidism in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and its relation to disease activity. Hypothyroidism was the most common thyroid disorder associated with RA, present in 24%, with a significant association with RA disease activity parameters. Egyptian Rheumatology and Rehabilitation, 05/14/2014.
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Three-piece The Pharmacy lives up to its billing as "the perfect soundtrack to a great trampolining session." Like a clown with a mean streak or an angry punk on Ecstasy, The Pharmacy is fast, energetic and full of playful screaming, all behind a backdrop of up-tempo drums, quirky keyboard and mini-riffing guitar. The next time you come home pissed off from work, put it on and dance/scream it all out.
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Crafted in the basements of Pittsburgh, Pa., The You offers up softspoken indie rock that's sweetly misanthropic and always a bit coy. Singer and songwriter Josh Verbanets gets a little carried away with how clever he's trying to make his lyrics, but the music always remains genuine and straight to the point. The debut release is produced by Brian Deck (Modest Mouse, Iron & Wine) and while it might not be made for the clubs, it definitely suits the smoky bars, or for that matter, your lonely, sun-baked room.
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Food allergy is defined as an adverse reaction to food proteins caused by immunologic mechanisms and is now estimated to affect over 12 million Americans. A 2008 CDC report indicated an 18% rise in childhood food allergy from 1997-2007 with an estimated 3.9% of children currently affected. Milk or egg allergies in infants/young children are most common (~2.5%), and typically resolve, although recent reports indicate increasing persistence beyond age 5 years. Peanut allergy now affects approximately 1% of young children, which is double the prevalence reported just over a decade ago. Peanut allergy is often severe, sometimes fatal and, in contrast to milk and egg allergy, resolves in only 20% of patients. There is only a limited understanding of the mechanisms involved in the developmental course of food allergies. For peanut allergy in particular, it is not known why only certain atopic individuals acquire this allergy, or what mechanisms are responsible for its permanence. To effectively prevent or reverse the progression of food allergy, immune interventions will be needed. Furthermore, it is likely that successful strategies will need to be directed to those persons at identifiable risk (e.g., who have biomarkers associated with development of peanut allergy). This multi-center, longitudinal observational study completed enrollment in March 2008. The cohort includes 512 infants initially age 3-15 months with likely egg/milk allergy or moderate-severe atopic dermatitis and a positive allergy prick skin test to egg or milk, but without current known peanut allergy. These criteria were employed to establish a cohort with an increased risk to have or develop peanut allergy. There has been a 98% retention rate for ongoing serial allergy assessments. Clinical information and DNA samples were also obtained from 250 of their siblings as a control group. Continuation of this study is required to determine the clinical course of peanut, egg and milk allergies. These final clinical outcomes will be used to delineate, compare and contrast biologic markers and immunologic changes associated with development of peanut allergy and loss of egg and milk allergy, while simultaneously addressing genetic and environmental influences. This cohort will also serve as a comparator group for children with eosinophilic esophagitis and for those undergoing immunotherapies to peanut as described in additional projects in this Consortium. The observational study will address hypotheses associated with 2 specific aims: 1) To evaluate immune (T cell, humoral, innate immunity) and genetic parameters (Toll-like receptor polymorphisms, filaggrin gene mutations, and others) associated with the occurrence of peanut allergy and clinical outcomes for milk/egg allergy, and 2) To evaluate environmental (diet, hygiene-related) and clinical (atopic dermatitis) factors that may influence occurrence of peanut allergy and clinical outcomes for milk/egg allergy.
|Caubet, Jean-Christoph; Masilamani, Madhan; Rivers, Neisha A et al. (2014) Potential non-T cells source of interleukin-4 in food allergy. Pediatr Allergy Immunol 25:243-9
|Jung, YunJae; Rothenberg, Marc E (2014) Roles and regulation of gastrointestinal eosinophils in immunity and disease. J Immunol 193:999-1005
|Kottyan, Leah C; Davis, Benjamin P; Sherrill, Joseph D et al. (2014) Genome-wide association analysis of eosinophilic esophagitis provides insight into the tissue specificity of this allergic disease. Nat Genet 46:895-900
|Lim, Eunjin; Rothenberg, Marc E (2014) Demethylation of the human eotaxin-3 gene promoter leads to the elevated expression of eotaxin-3. J Immunol 192:466-74
|Sherrill, Joseph D; Rothenberg, Marc E (2014) Genetic and epigenetic underpinnings of eosinophilic esophagitis. Gastroenterol Clin North Am 43:269-80
|Jarvinen, K M; Westfall, J E; Seppo, M S et al. (2014) Role of maternal elimination diets and human milk IgA in the development of cow's milk allergy in the infants. Clin Exp Allergy 44:69-78
|Sicherer, Scott H; Wood, Robert A; Vickery, Brian P et al. (2014) The natural history of egg allergy in an observational cohort. J Allergy Clin Immunol 133:492-9
|Fleischer, David M; Burks, A Wesley; Vickery, Brian P et al. (2013) Sublingual immunotherapy for peanut allergy: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled multicenter trial. J Allergy Clin Immunol 131:119-27.e1-7
|Wood, R A; Sicherer, S H; Burks, A W et al. (2013) A phase 1 study of heat/phenol-killed, E. coli-encapsulated, recombinant modified peanut proteins Ara h 1, Ara h 2, and Ara h 3 (EMP-123) for the treatment of peanut allergy. Allergy 68:803-8
|Wood, Robert A; Sicherer, Scott H; Vickery, Brian P et al. (2013) The natural history of milk allergy in an observational cohort. J Allergy Clin Immunol 131:805-12
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Alibaba's Juhuasuan announced its availability to Hong Kong consumers early this month but latest comScore stats revealed that the group-buying platform is already the top fifth site in the city with 58,000 unique visitors in March.
Hong Kong Top Deal/Coupon Sites
|Deal Sites
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|Yahoo Hong Kong Deals
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|309, 000
|274, 000
|149, 000
|Taobao Juhuasuan
|58, 000
Source: comScore March 2013
Based on the table above, Yahoo Hong Kong Deals currently dominates the market with almost 18 percent reach, followed by Groupon and local start up Beecrazy.
Last week, Yahoo Hong Kong expanded its deals offering and partnered with 10 companies to unveil Yahoo Outlet, an online platform that sells discounted branded products to local shoppers.
Nonetheless, Taobao Marketplace and Tmall (B2C mall) seems to have quite a following in Hong Kong with Alibaba stats claiming there were more than 1.4 million registered users as of end of 2012.
Juhuasuan Overseas platform, which is currently open to Hong Kong and Taiwan markets, is said to feature 12 to 20 daily shopping deals across various product categories from apparels, home wares, consumer electronics to mother and baby products. It plans to offer localized lifestyle services and travel deals in the coming weeks.
"Both Taobao Marketplace sellers and Tmall.com merchants can enroll to offer their products for sale on the Juhuasuan Overseas platform, this will include domestic and International brands," says Florence Shih, international corporate affairs for Alibaba Group.
Taobao might be a Chinese company but it already has a stronger Facebook presence than Yahoo Hong Kong.
The new Juhuasuan Overseas site directs fans to join its Facebook page, which has more than 88,250 fans with talking about this metric around 5,000.
Meanwhile, Yahoo Deals has more than 69,550 Facebook fans with more than 1,350 talking about this.
Globally, Taobao Juhuasuan is the number two deal site with more than 37 million users visiting its shopping platform in March after Groupon.
Global Top Deal/Coupon Sites
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|52, 571
|Taobao Juhuasuan
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|20, 910
|13, 685
|13, 206
Source: comScore March 2013
Mobile shopping is another trend worth noting.
Here are some stats based on a Taobao report on mobile shopping for 2012:
- 300 million unique visitors used mobile shopping apps or visited via WAP browsers on Taobao Marketplace. Fifty-seven million (19 percent) of these visitors completed Taobao Marketplace transactions with their mobile devices.
- An average of 9.28 million mobile users searched for products daily on Taobao Marketplace, and each user searched 13 to 14 times per day on average.
- Some 3.55 million Taobao Marketplace vendors sold products via mobile devices in 2012, up 87 percent from 2011.
In another Taobao report on how China's mobile commerce measured up against the U.S.:
- China has one billion mobile subscribers compared to 321.7 million from the U.S.
- China's m-commerce is estimated to surpass China in 2014 at $27.1 billion compared to the U.S. at $23.7 billion.
- On Single's Day shopping festival (November 11, 2012), Alibaba's online payment platform Alipay facilitated almost nine million mobile payments with transaction volume worth $193 million in a single day.
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Planning your meals more carefully, figuring out how to get more exercise into your schedule and learning all you can about diabetes will help you manage this condition. You may need to take medicine and check your blood sugar each day. Your doctor will tell you if that is necessary. Working with your diabetes care team will help you make these changes and stay healthy.
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… and God shall rain down destruction fire and brimstone upon the land and all that which remains will be blanketed in a smoldering silencing ash, hushing the wails of sorrow. While this all sounds very biblical and even whimsical, the scientific fact is that the western mountain and central sections of The United States face such a fate, but not at the hands of a deity or an antichrist.
The only question is "when?" not "if?"
A caldera is formed when a volcano suffers so massive an explosion and ejects so much magma, ash, and gas under pressure that it collapses of its own weight into the emptied subterranean chambers that fed it. The result is a huge pit as big as 50 miles in diameter and hundreds of feet deep in place of the usual majestic snow-covered mountain peak.
Such an event has happened in North America not once, but three times in a place you normally wouldn't think of as a hotbed of volcanic activity. This particular renowned and famous tourist destination has a little-known periodic feature that is more deadly than Old Faithful and is ominously about 40,000 years behind schedule.
Of the three most massive volcanic eruptions in our continent's geological history, Yellowstone National Park holds the first and second place records. The Long Valley California caldera comes in at number three. Yellowstone so far has had two mega-destructive events — 2 million years ago, 1.3 million years ago and a smaller one (for the sake of comparison, not severity) 600,000 years ago.
The area around, beneath and within our nation's first national park is known in scientific circles as a "Super Volcano" and there's a good reason for all that magnificent mountain scenery. Approximately two million years ago the first Yellowstone blast left a crater that has been estimated at 49.8 miles long by 40.5 miles wide. Geological records reveal a ballpark figure of the output of that eruption at 585 cubic miles of molten magma.
According to geologists, our pleasant little nature and wildlife preserve has an average cycle of caldera-building eruptions of about every 600,000 years — and the last one was 640,000 years ago. That one produced a crater measuring 53 miles long by 28 miles wide. The resulting pyroclastic flow deposited enough material to cover 3000 square miles, settling into a rock layer known as the Lava Creek Tuff, a volume, if rolled out evenly, that would equal covering the entire continental United States with five inches of asphalt. In addition, the eruption blasted 625 cubic miles of vaporized rock into the air, the majority of which settled as smothering ash across much of what is now the United States. The rest formed a cloud that encircled the globe, cooling it by several degrees over a period of years before it finally dissipated.
Volcanologists from the National Park Service and the U.S. Geological Survey have predicted that the next major Yellowstone eruption would make Mt. St. Helens look like a mere geologic hiccup. The 1980 St. Helen's eruption sent 1.25 cubic miles of ash into the air; in comparison the next Yellowstone "event" could potentially produce approximately 500 times that output volume (or 625 cubic miles). Crop failures resulting from the cataclysmic event could last for years as a consequence of that much particulate and sulfur dioxide content in the air.
The immense North American plate's friction moving beneath the Earth's crust under Yellowstone is currently heating the magma, gas, and ground water. In other words it's slowly boiling the park, like the bubbling top crust of mom's apple pie in the oven. The "filling" is molten magma, which is feeding and expanding chambers under the park and building up pressure.
When (not if) that Yellowstone bubble bursts it will cost millions of lives, devastation of hundreds of species of animals and plants, and drastically alter our global atmosphere. The result will be widespread destruction of crops and the cause of millions more people to die of starvation. After the first good rainstorms, the nation's farm belt will be buried under a hardened layer of ash the consistency of dried concrete. Vehicles will be trapped in it and house roofs will collapse beneath it.
Geologists seem to be divided as to the likelihood of a "super" eruption happening any time soon because the cycle seems to be slowing down. The last small but "significant" non-caldera eruption was about 70,000 years ago. However reports from the National Park Service using sophisicated satellite readings show that the ground in the region within Yellowstone has been rising and falling in super slow motion. Over the last century several places within the park have shifted as much as several inches.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, for the month of July 2006 alone there were 110 earthquakes in and around Yellowstone National Park. Most were relatively small with the largest being 2.9 in magnitude, which was one of 34 to have occurred on a single day last month (July 10) within a few miles of the Lower Geyser Basin.
The White Lake GPS stations have also reported a consistent uplift over the last 23 months.
This activity has motivated the USGS to create a nationwide system of alert levels to identify volcanic movement. It is expected to be adopted by the fall of this year at The Cascades Volcano Observatory in the northwest, the Alaska Volcano Observatory, the Long Valley California Observatory and of course the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory.
The rankings are:
- Normal -Typical volcanic activity in a non-eruptive phase;
- Advisory – For elevated unrest;
- Watch – For escalating unrest or a minor eruption causing limited hazards;
- Warning – If a highly hazardous eruption is underway or imminent.
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It is not the strongest of the species that survives
"It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most adaptable to change."
This quote by Leon Megginson, a professor of business management in Louisiana, is one of the most popular quotations on the internet. And one of the most misattributed, — most people think it's something Charles Darwin wrote. But he didn't.
To encourage proper attribution, I thought I'd seed the internet with three images that give Dr Megginson his credit. The hope is that these images might eventually get included in Google search results when people are searching for pre-made slides that have the quote.
The first version features a Galapagos marine iguana with its mouth open, as if it was saying something. It's actually yawning, so use cautiously if you are a boring speaker.
The second slide is a photograph of Leon C. Megginson himself, in front of chalkboard. Nobody likes this version of the quote but I'd thought I'd include it just so that people can see the lack of facial hair.
The final image is a photograph of Charles Darwin, the man who clearly inspired Megginson.
As proof of why we need to get the word out about the quote's source, here's a feed showing how all the recent usage on Twitter.:
Tweets about it is not the strongest of the species
Most of the tweets are from nutritionists, motivational speakers, and business management types.
By the way, the misattribution exists even among people who should know better. E.g., the quote is found on the wall of the Charles Darwin Foundation's gift shop, and on the floor of the California Academy of Science.
If you need an actual quote from Darwin, there are hundreds of thousands to choose from. Just browse Darwin Online for all his books (~42 of them!), articles (~246), letters, and notebooks. There's also the Darwin Correspondence Project.


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An amazing dark drama from England set largely in the world of illegal aliens living in London, and the things that come of it. It's a story about the good individuals that are swallowed into the dirty underworld through the unfortunate situation taken advantage of, and about the personal fights against it. And beneath it are the relationships between them. 'Dirty Pretty Things' presents a cinematic ride through mystery, crime, love, and the unfortunate curcumstances of illegal immigrants trying to build a better life, or running from a life they can no longer live.
Okwe, played wonderfully by Chiwetel Ejiofor, resides as our central character and mystery, the venerable immigrant doctor who suspisciously lives now illegally in London struggling with hotel lobby and driver jobs to survive. Audrey Tautou plays her first major role to come to America since 'Amelie' (a fact flouted despite her presence not actually being the lead), and speaking English no less, as the muslim immigrant seeking asylum Senay, and friend of Okwe. Although not technically the same as the others, she, curiously enough, has a stringent set of rules by the immigration department, at threat of imprisonment, that put her in the same boat. And between these two characters is what drives the story, their interplay in this world of survival, and forces yet to be revealed, and the definite feelings between them. They are eventually forced into overwhelming situations where they are forced to decide between becoming part of this underworld, or desperately grasp at escape to keep their beings intact.
Both honest and powerful, the story pulls you into the tensions and emotions such that you can't help but feel for the characters. The movement keeps the film going with a momentum that can't be stopped. And the production makes the world come alive before us with detail. A very wise choice for Tautou to follow up her internationally successful 'Amelie,' and a smart contrast as well. But the film benefits as much from her, a dim light to keep the whole ship from crashing down into darkness. This drop of contrast in the film is potent, but kept smartly to a drop to not ruin it in a sacrifice of believability and earnestness.
'Dirty Pretty Things' presents a strong, darker, vividly interesting film involving shady practices and underhanded denizens of this crime ridden fringe with a couple of good people stuck in the sludge. It also manages both depth and drama without resorting to impeding the movement of the film, nor the interest of the viewer. Finally, top this all off with a great heaping of rich and gritty atmosphere in both character and visual presence. Tautou, and eveyone else involved, should be proud of what they brought to our theaters, and we are the ones to benefit.
Website Review: (http://www.go-underground.com/) A rather misleading website with a rather creative design concept. Don't go, before or after. The site is very misleading to what the film is and the characters in it, and nothing exists that adds to the film after seeing it. A tragic disappointment.
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Canucks Army Postgame: Never Any Doubt-y
Rhys Jessop
November 09 2014 12:00AM
Normally, I'd try to lead with a somewhat catchy paragraph here to get your attention and encourage you to read on. Not tonight. Tonight was awful. Read past the jump to see how awful tonight was.
Spoilers: it was awful.
Canucks Army GDT #14 - Canucks @ Kings
Rhys Jessop
November 08 2014 04:14PM
After escaping Northern California with a stolen two points, Vancouver is back in action tonight looking to avoid a moral victory against the L.A. Kings. The Canucks enter L.A. with a 10-4-0 record, and just two points back of the Anaheim Ducks for 1st place in the entire NHL. A win over the always tough Kings tonight will set up a first-place showdown with the Ducks tomorrow, so Vancouver should be motivated to come out and put forth a better effort than Thursday night in San Jose.
Read past the jump for a preview of tonight's action.
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November 08 2014 08:30AM
Once per week, the fine folks at the Royal Half scrape together opinions and theories from bloggers from around the Pacific Division to wrap up the week that was featuring the Oilers, Flames and Canucks. Without further adieu, we present the Pacific War Room. Enjoy.
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November 08 2014 07:30AM
NHL Fantasy Hockey tips from The Nation Network and DailyFaceoff.com. Here's a quick run through of the best Fantasy Hockey waiver adds, sleepers and buy-low sell-high candidates for the week (Based on 12 team leagues).
Comets Militia: Down on the Farm – November 7th, 2014
Josh W
November 07 2014 02:40PM
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It's been another week for the Utica Comets as the Canucks farm team has been busy in playing another three games. This week they went 2-0-1 and walked away with 5 of possible 6 as they maintain a grasp as one of the top teams in the AHL.
Read past the jump to get the details on what just went down on the farm.


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Stuffed Cabbage with Rice
|Savoy cabbage
|2 Pound (1 Cabbage, 1 Kilogram)
|Streaky bacon rashers
|4 Ounce, chopped (100 Gram)
|1 , chopped
|1 Ounce (25 Gram)
|Lean minced beef
|8 Ounce (225 Gram)
|To Taste
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|2 Tablespoon, chopped
|Fresh thyme
|2 Teaspoon, chopped
|Worcestershire sauce
|1 Dash
|Beef stock
|1 Pint (600 Milliliter)
|Long grain rice
|8 Ounce (225 Gram)
|Canned pimientos
|7 Ounce, drained, chopped (1 Can)
|Sweet corn
|4 Ounce (100 Gram)
1) Cut off the cabbage top, trim the stalk end and discard any large outer leaves.
2) Remove the cabbage core with a sharp knife, leaving three leaves thick shell.
3) In the wok, saute the bacon and onion, until the onion is soft but not browned.
4) Then stir in the beef and saute, breaking up the meat, until lightly browned.
5) Season with the salt and pepper to taste, sprinkle in the parsely, thyme and Worcestershire sauce.
6) Stuff the meat mixture into the cabbage, pressing down into the cavity.
7) Tie round the outer loose cabbage leaves with a string to secure.
8) In a wok, place the cabbage, pour in the stock, bring to a boil, cover and simmer over a low heat for 45 minutes, or until the cabbage is tender.
9) After 25 minutes of cooking time, lightly stir the rice into the stock surrounding the cabbage .
10) Stir in the pimientos and sweet corn 5 minutes before the end of the cooking time, adding more stock, if needed.
11) Serve the Stuffed Cabbage with Rice straight from the wok, cutting the cabbage into four wedges.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 620 Calories from Fat 206
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 23 g35.6%
Saturated Fat 11.4 g56.8%
Trans Fat 0.4 g
Cholesterol 68.1 mg22.7%
Sodium 695 mg29%
Total Carbohydrates 73 g24.2%
Dietary Fiber 10 g39.9%
Sugars 9.6 g
Protein 35 g69.1%
Vitamin A 91.4% Vitamin C 218.2%
Calcium 13.6% Iron 26.9%
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Blaming caste politics as the main cause of UP's economic backwardness, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said that the state has been unable to draw large chunks of investments in last 20-25 years due to lack of pursuance of development agenda.
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LUCKNOW: In a direct reply to Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi's allegation that Modi government had waived of loans to big business houses, Union Finance and Commerce Minister Arun Jaitley said that it was a false allegation. "Though I am not used to using harsh words, I would say that what Rahul had been saying at various public meetings was completely away from truth," Jaitley said and added that such a big leader should not speak this way. Rahul Gandhi should update his knowledge that the Modi government after coming to power on May 26, 2014 has not waived any loan to any big industrialist. What is true that loans were taken during 2006, 07 and 2008 and their interest has been increasing due to non-payment of the laons, Jaitley said. In the same vein, he also hit out at Akhilesh government for spreading false allegation that Centre has stopped state funds. The state's share, which was 28 per cent earlier, was increased to 32 per cent and now it is 42 per cent, Jaitley said and added that since there is a simple maths that the state would get 42 per cent, it cannot be increased or decreased. In fact no Central government can reduce that share, Jaitley said and added other than that Centre gives fund for various schemes like MNREGA etc. Jaitley, who was on a day-long visit to Lucknow, while replying to a quesiton at the press conference said that demonetisation should not be linked with the elections. "It is part of our programme to clean the system and bring political reforms," Jaitley said and reiterated what he said in his budget speech: "A good cause never loses". The whole opposition was united against the decision of demonetisation while the common man has appreciated the demonetization move of the Modi government. Hitting out at the SP government, Jaitley said that the Central government has allocated Rs 3.96 lakh crores for the infrastructure and constructed 10,000 Km road in the country every year, on the other hand the SP Government is taking credit for one partially completed high way in the five years. Making an attack on the SP-Congress tie-up, Jaitley said that it is an alliance of compulsion. In the past these Samajwadis were against Congress. Lohiya was the first leader in 60s to give slogan "Congress hatao desh bachao (Remove Congress and save the country) . However, the present Samajwadi Party has preferred dynasty over ideology and cheated the people. He said that there was a huge wave in favour of BJP in Uttar Pradesh. The signs have been visible with the BJP winning many elections in the recent past, he said and added that it was a sign that the BJP was all set to form government in the state. Like national BJP chief Amit Shah, Jaitley also said that there was a triangular fight as was evident in the phase one with BSP also putting up fight at several seats in the West UP.
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University of Pittsburgh Medical Center opened a new wound care center in McKeesport, Pa., with the goal of providing better access to treatment and reducing patients' risk of amputation, says program director Arthur Fine. Specialists at the center offer hyperbaric oxygen therapy, negative pressure wound therapy, bioengineered tissues, and medical and surgical interventions. The wound care team includes general surgeons, podiatrists, a plastic surgeon and a vascular surgeon.
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By year's end, roadway relief is in store for stressed-out travellers navigating across the Brooklyn Bridge, officials announced this week.
The state Department of Transportation (DOT) has agreed to help facilitate low-tech changes to the southbound FDR Drive onto the Brooklyn Bridge, a nettlesome intersection that has long befuddled backed-up commuters.
The state agency reviewed conditions at the ramp at the behest of State Senator Daniel Squadron, who said he recently met with officials from the state agency to make the case for change, blaming unclear signage and not enough enforcement for some of the problems, which are exacerbated by cars merging late in the exit lane. "Anyone who has ever taken the Brooklyn Bridge knows how infuriating gridlock based on breaking the rules can be," the state lawmaker said.
Squadron was able to get the state agency to agree to advocate for "common sense improvements that won't solve everything but will make a big difference."
Despite what other media are reporting, it will be the city DOT handling the changes, as the work falls under the city's jurisdiction, according to Adam Levine, a spokesperson for the state DOT."There are consistent backups on that exit ramp from the FDR to the Brooklyn Bridge," Levine noted. The changes that the state helped facilitate are response to that "travelling reality," he said.
The city DOT told this paper that it will be extending the barrier lane line, the solid line next to the skip lane line, by 200 feet from 560 feet to 760 feet. The barrier lane line, which extends north of the exit from southbound FDR Drive to the Brooklyn Bridge, lengthens the distance that it is illegal for motorists to enter the right (exit) lane from the center lane.The agency will also be adding three "Exit" word messages on the pavement prior to existing "Only" word messages.
The agency said it anticipates completing the work before the end of November.
Squadron said the New York Police Department has also committed to "regular and vigilant traffic enforcement" at the location. The long-term plan, the lawmaker added, is to have two-lane exits from the bridge so it may better accommodate traffic.
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Doctors and physicians are given a great deal of discretion when it comes to prescribing drugs for uses other than those indicated by the FDA. This is known as "off-label" use. The FDA, realizing the danger of off-label promotion in its 2009 guidance, has set forth rules to restrict the distribution of promotional materials that purport a non-FDA approved use for a drug. This guidance did not stop pharmaceutical companies from trying to increase their profits through off-label uses of blockbuster drugs.
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