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Sales of new drugs to treat cancer, eye and heart diseases, and strong revenues for its agricultural products helped boost Bayer Group's second-quarter earnings.
The Germany-based company today said net income rose 13 percent, to 953 million euros ($1.27 billion) while worldwide sales edged up nearly 1 percent to 10.5 billion euros ($14 billion).
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - A report from the federal government shows some good news for Kentucky enterprise.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says the state led the country in new businesses created during the second quarter of 2013. That's the most recent data available.
Gov. Steve Beshear's office says almost 6,700 new businesses opened in Kentucky during the quarter, many of them so-called "micro-enterprises," or businesses with five or fewer employees. The number represents an increase of more than 6 percent from the same period a year earlier.
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You know, it seems like a lot of information printed in this column is gathered by chance and circumstance rather than deliberate planning and research into the minutest of details. A case in point, on Saturday evening two friends and I stopped in the Scobee Diner for a bite to eat. On our way in we ran into Liz Berney, who was leaving. She invited us to stop by her house for coffee after we left the diner.
Liz, for your information, is the Republican candidate running for the 5th Congressional District seat now held by U.S. Rep. Gary Ackerman, who has held that office for quite a number of years. As Liz lives near the Scobee in Great Neck, L.I., we accepted her invitation and thought it might be interesting to hear what she had to say.
I thought our conversation would be dwelling on her political race, but she had quite an interesting tale to tell. She informed me she had subpoenas served on the chairman of the Republican Party, Phil Ragusa, and was in Nassau County Supreme Court this past Thursday with the case. Liz, of course, was accompanied by her attorneys while Ragusa was represented by Joe Dubowsky and Darryl Fox. Also present was Dr. James Milano, who is a candidate for Ackerman's seat. It seems the main bone of contention is that even though the Queens GOP promised Liz it would endorse her and she would be the party candidate, it instead endorsed Democrat Milano of Oyster Bay, L.I., as its candidate.
The Nassau County Republican Party has endorsed Liz as its candidate. The question is: Who exactly is the Queens GOP chairman or do we have two of them — Ragusa and Bart Haggerty? Ragusa has endorsed Milano while Haggerty has endorsed Liz. According to the current election system, the Queens County GOP carries 55 percent and the Nassau County GOP carries 45 percent of the combined votes. At the recent Republican state convention, when the county leaders pick delegates, both Ragusa and Haggerty were allowed to pick — in essence it appears both are recognized as chairman by the state GOP.
If that turns out to be the case, then Ragusa and Haggerty would each have 27.5 percent. With Haggerty endorsing Berney and the Nassau GOP endorsing her, she would end up with 72.5 percent and be clearly the party's choice. Additional problems would also arise if each chairman gave a Wilson-Pakula to different candidates for the same position. As William Bendix would say, "What a revolting development this is." Some one, somewhere, sometime has to clarify this situation once and for all so everyone knows where they stand.
I didn't get home until late Saturday night and in all fairness to Ragusa and crew I tried to call them Sunday at their Whitestone headquarters. There was no answer. I guess they were busy on the campaign trail, but I will catch up with them this week to give them the opportunity to tell their side of the story. After all, it is the only fair thing to do and I must confess that at this point confusion reigns.
On Wednesday afternoon, there was a lovely ceremony dedicating a garden to the memory of former Queens Tribune Editor David Oats. Flushing Meadows Corona Park was David's first and best love. He dedicated more than four decades of his life to advocating for the protection and improvement of the park. David was also the founder and president of the Flushing Meadows Corona Park World's Fair Association. David's Garden is between Queens Theatre in the Park and the Queens Museum.
David died Feb. 5, 2008. Due to the economic times and red tape involved, it took all this time. His friends made sure he would always have a presence in the park and that he would be remembered for his unending, loving care and dedication to the park.
David's widow, Corrine Oats, thanked Dorothy Lewandowski, the Queens Parks commissioner, and Flushing Meadows Corona Park Administrator Estelle Cooper and her organization, Unisphere Inc., for their tireless help and dedication in securing a permanent place of honor for David. I am sure he is looking down from above watching over his beloved park.
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The Spanish province of Almeria boasts about 200 miles (322km) of varied, scenic coastline that attracts package tourists to its developed resorts near the main towns, but also offers idyllic spots for nature-lovers to explore its many unspoilt fishing villages, long sandy beaches and small intimate coves popular with nudists.
Enjoying a sunny and mild climate, Almeria lies southeast of the Iberian Peninsula on the Mediterranean Sea, still bearing the archaeological evidence of the many ancient cultures, from the Tartessos and Phoenicians to the Romans and Visigoths, who were drawn here by the natural beauty and useful maritime geographic location. The region retains an African flavour, imbibed from that continent which is a short distance away across the Mediterranean.
Inland, Almeria is rather barren and arid, and boasts Europe's only desert region around the village of Tabernas, which has been used as the location for several western movies. In the east, the lunar-landscaped Cabo de Gata-Nijar nature reserve with its rugged coastline attracts hikers, birders and scuba divers. Despite the dry, inhospitable landscape, Almeria has developed a thriving agricultural industry and plastic-covered tunnel farms packed with lush fresh produce and flowers are to be seen in abundance.
Most visitors flock to the holiday resorts to the east and west of the lively capital city of Almeria, which boasts picturesque squares, some worthy sights to see, cafes, a ferry port and marina. Lovely beaches, marinas, hotels and sport centres provide plenty to keep holidaymakers happy in the resort towns of Mojacar to the east, and Aguadulce, Roquetas de Mar and Almerimar to the west of the city.
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Nanafushi (ナナフシ, Nanafushi) is a ninja from the Land of Valleys.
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He was set to steal Konoha's secrets. He used the Transformation Technique to disguise himself as Might Guy. As he entered the village, Naruto thought he was the real Might Guy and took him to Rock Lee's dōjō. After a few fights he received, the real Might Guy returned and fought Nanafushi, who concealed himself as Rock Lee by using the Transformation Technique again. After they carried him to Tsunade's office, she gave them the mission to find Nanafushi, which caused some confusion since they already had him.
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Brett Hundley arrived under previous coach Rick Neuheisel as the first 5-star quarterback recruit in UCLA's history, and Hundley has helped the Bruins to a 9-2 record in his redshirt freshman season.
LOS ANGELES – On the other college football team in Los Angeles – that is to say, at UCLA – misconceptions are evaporating faster than the Bruins' cross-town rival's fall from the Top 25.
Jim Mora was the unsmiling, tough-guy, cliché-spewing, failed NFL coach, except that...
"There's this kid-like quality about him," says UCLA freshman quarterback Brett Hundley's mother, April. "I'm a really good judge of character and a person of spirit and I can just see in his face the joy that he feels when he talks about these kids. Brett tells me that Mora and (UCLA offensive coordinator Noel) Mazzone are like big kids, they keep him laughing constantly."
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Hundley was an untested freshman quarterback known primarily as a raw, dual-threat athlete with potential for throwing and running except that . . .
"Yes, he's a dual-threat guy, but you know what? He's more of the conventional, pro-style, stand-in-the-pocket, survey-the-field, fire-it-down-the-field-with-accuracy-and-timing guy than people would imagine," Mora says. "He can run, but he doesn't have to depend on that to make plays.
"And that stroke. He's just got a classic throwing motion. Bill Walsh, who I had tremendous respect for, would have loved Brett Hundley. His footwork. His mechanics. His accuracy.The way he studies the game. His mindset. His approach. He would have just loved him."
Southern California – USC, that is -- was the place to be if you were going to be a college football star in L.A. except that . . .
The city is still a little shocked at what happened last Saturday, when Hundley, in his first start in a USC-UCLA game, outplayed the so-called Greatest Trojan of Them All, senior record-setting quarterback Matt Barkley. The Bruins ended a five-game losing streak against the Trojans in a 38-28 victory that gave UCLA a 9-2 record, a No.16 ranking and a guaranteed spot in the Nov. 30 Pac-12 title game, no matter what happens in the Bruins' game Saturday against No. 11 Stanford.
BIG WIN: UCLA knocks off USC
"Maybe he taught me a little too much," Hundley, laughing, says about the memory of Barkley, some years ago, teaching him how to properly throw a football at a camp run by quarterback guru Steve Clarkson in Santa Barbara when Hundley was just starting his high school career in Chandler, Ariz.
If there is a theme to what led up to Saturday's massive role reversal in the Rose Bowl, it is found in a strong, trusting bond between Mora, 51, the rookie college head coach, the disciplinarian UCLA needed, and Hundley, 19, the rookie starter, the transcendent athlete UCLA craved.
Hundley didn't come to UCLA to play for Mora. He was recruited by and signed by Rick Neuheisel, himself a former UCLA quarterback. It was a signing that was viewed as historic in Bruin circles – the first UCLA quarterback recruit to have earned a five-star prep rating – and possibly the turning point in Neuheisel's effort to end, as he famously put it, "the football monopoly in Los Angeles."
But, last year, Neuheisel redshirted Hundley and another desultory season ended with a 50-0 loss to USC and Neuheisel's firing.
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Mora, not UCLA's first or second choice but an intriguing choice, was hired. One day in mid-December, as Mora made his way around the UCLA football facilities during the Bruins' preparations for the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, he met Hundley, and he remembers it well.
"What impressed me about him was his maturity, the way he looked me in the eye and shook my hand," Mora says. "He was very, very bright-eyed, and he seemed very smart. And his size. He looked like the right-sized guy."
Six-foot-3. 223 pounds. Lean and strong.
Mora had other options.Seniors Richard Brehaut and Kevin Prince had both gained considerable experience under Neuheisel. But Mora liked the look of Hundley. So, as he learned from his father, the longtime NFL coach with the same name, he put Hundley to the test.
"In coaching, what you try to do is create problems for your players on the practice field that they have to solve. That's how they learn," Mora says. "So (in spring practice) we would purposely put Brett in some really difficult situations. Whether he responded immediately the way you want him to and had success or whether he didn't and he had a failure, he was able to learn from it, put it in the rear-view mirror and go on – without being rattled and without being too exuberant when he did something right. That was really impressive to me."
Fast forward to last Saturday in the Rose Bowl. Hundley was put in a difficult situation – fourth quarter, USC had crept to within 31-28 – and he responded once again with poise. First down from his own 17-yard line? Boom, 18 yards to Shaq Evans, a gutsy call and brilliant execution. Third-and-13 on the same drive, from the USC 47? A clutch 15 yard-dart to Joseph Fauria.
The drive ended with a 29-yard touchdown run by Johnathan Franklin, good for a 10-point lead with 4:02 left.
Game over.
USC dynasty over. (The Trojans are 7-4, out of the polls, and facing No.1 Notre Dame Saturday without an injured Barkley.)
UCLA legend born?
Eleven games into his college career, Hundley has completed 69% of his passes for 2,973 yards, 25 touchdowns and nine interceptions. And he has run for 282 yards and eight touchdowns.
Mora really likes Hundley and he does actually smile when he talks about his talent, his work ethic, his humility, his willingness to put in extra time on the field and in the film room, the poise that allows him to continue to look downfield when the pocket is collapsing, the nimbleness of leg. And, then, there's that something you just can't teach . . .
"I think," Mora says, "he's hungry to be great."
Mora is willing to go as far as to say this: "It's a long journey, and I don't want to put any undue pressures on the kid at this point in his career. But I would say that if he continues to work hard and we can surround him with the right kind of players, and he can stay humble, I don't see any reason he can't be regarded as one of the great quarterbacks to play here. I think he'll be talked about as a Heisman Trophy candidate very, very soon. He's on a path that's going to make him a very sought-after young man."
Hundley's parents would add one more key ingredient: Mora staying put at UCLA.
"Jim Mora has brought a whole different attitude," says Hundley's father, Brett Hundley Sr., who played football and ran track at Arizona and is now a health care executive. "You can sense it. You can feel it. Obviously, the proof is in the puddin'. They're all on the same ship, and it's quite a journey.
"Brett really respects coach Mora. He's the type of coach who can really grab Brett's attention. You can tell he's really committed to this deal of bringing UCLA football back to prominence. I think their relationship is very, very close."
Hundley's mother adds, "Brett has always aspired for so much, and that's the same way with coach Mora. Don't settle for mediocrity, and you'll achieve the things you want to. That's what I see happening. I think coach Mora has brought to the team what Brett had expressed to me his freshman year that he always wanted."
Hundley spends more time with Mazzone, the offensive coordinator, than he does with Mora, who leans to the defensive side of things. But his Bond with Mora is undeniable.
"Deep down inside, we have a strong connection on and off the field," Hundley says. "He has my back for anything and everything. I look at him as a role model, someone I can always look to and have him show me the way. He's leading this team and doing big and great things."


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PHILADELPHIA — Brian McCann finally gets to experience the break part of the All-Star break.
Too bad for McCann it's time to rest right when his bat finally got hot.
McCann homered for the third consecutive game in the series and Dan Uggla hit a two-run shot to lead the Atlanta Braves to a three-game sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies in a 4-3 win on Sunday.
McCann hit a grand slam on Friday, a solo shot on Saturday, then hit the go-ahead homer in the seventh inning off Raul Valdes (2-2). McCann has homered in four consecutive games overall and has helped Atlanta head into the All-Star break on a four-game winning streak.
McCann is staying home this year after the six-time NL All-Star catcher failed to make the team for the first time in a full season in his career.
"I'm in a place I haven't been in a while," he said. "It's weird not going. Now, it's four days to get your body rested."
McCann's two-run homer against the Chicago Cubs on Thursday to snap a 58 at-bat streak without going deep was a preview for his Philadelphia power show. His 13th homer of the season on a straightaway solo shot made it 4-3 and made a winner out of starter Jair Jurrjens (3-2). Jurrjens allowed six hits, three runs and struck out four over seven innings to win his second consecutive start. He's 5-1 against the Phillies over his past eight starts.
Craig Kimbrel worked a scoreless ninth for his 25th save.
The Phillies might need more than four days to recover from a dreadful first half.
The five-time NL East champions have lost 10 of 11 games and are 13 games under .500 (37-50). The Phillies lost 60 games all of last season.
Jason Pridie homered, doubled and had three RBI as a last-minute replacement for Shane Victorino. Victorino was scratched after the badly slumping outfielder was scheduled to hit seventh. Manager Charlie Manuel said he made the call because Victorino was "down" about his recent slump.
"He's got a lot on his mind, I guess," Manuel said.
Jurrjens allowed a two-run homer to Pridie in the second inning. Victorino was slated to start in center before manager Charlie Manuel changed his mind. Victorino has been the subject of trade rumors for the freefalling Phillies and was batting only .245.
Uggla tied the game in the fourth when he snapped an 0 for 20 skid with a two-run homer, his 12th, to center.
Pridie delivered again when he his shot one-hopped the scoreboard in right for a run-scoring double – his first since Sept. 28, 2011 – to make it 3-2. Pridie, called up when the Phillies traded Jim Thome to Baltimore, served a 50-game suspension this season for violating baseball's drug policy.
He made Manuel look like a genius for the lineup switch.
But again, not even an unexpected dose of offense could snap the Phillies out of their skid. The recent returns of Chase Utley and Ryan Howard failed to make a difference for the last-place team. Two-time Cy Young Award winner Roy Halladay will throw a bullpen session Tuesday in Clearwater and, if all goes well, could make a rehab start there on Thursday. He needs to be healthy and effective in a hurry if the Phillies have any chance at making a run toward a sixth consecutive playoff appearance in the second half.
"I believe we can (make the playoffs) because I'll always believe," Manuel said.
The Phillies also need to shore up a bullpen that has failed them time and again. This time, it was Valdes who blew it in the seventh when he allowed McCann's winner to the disgust of a fed-up and sold-out crowd.
Vance Worley allowed three runs and seven hits in six innings for the Phillies.
Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said it was too early to count out the Phillies.
"I'm surprised, but I'm scared," he said. "That's a good club over there with Utley and Howard back. There's a long season left."
The Braves hope the All-Star break will give shortstop Andrelton Simmons some time to heal after he left with a fractured pinky finger on his right hand on a headfirst slide into first. Simmons entered batting .292 with three home runs and 15 RBIs. He was named NL rookie of the month for June.
"Sometimes, you have to take risks," he said.
With Simmons hurt, the Braves turned to pinch hitter Eric Hinske in the fifth inning with the bases loaded. Worley struck him out looking with a 91 mph fastball to end the threat.
Hinske, of course, was with Tampa Bay when he famously swing over Brad Lidge's slider to end Game 5 when Philadelphia won the 2008 World Series.
The only arms raised in triumph Sunday came from Jurrjens in the fifth inning after right fielder Jason Heyward made a backhanded diving catch along the right field line to rob Juan Pierre of an extra-base hit.
Jurrjens and other Braves waited near the dugout at the end of the inning to congratulate Heyward.


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Crank up your workout with these moves designed by Leslie Sansone, group exercise leader and Walk at Home fitness trainer.
Walking is the most natural exercise, but a little extra know-how can pump up your workout.
Maybe your regular walking routine has become a snooze. Or you haven't budged off the couch because you don't actually believe a stroll will really make a difference.
These moves, for people with some stretching experience, were designed by Walk at Home fitness trainer Leslie Sansone to get your body ready for walking or cool it down afterwards.
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Not a week goes by that someone doesn't write to me asking about patient advocacy certification. It's confusing, because they read that there are courses that will help them become certified, and then they find other pieces I have written about the lack of a certification system.
So it's time to clarify: There is a difference between earning a certificate – and being certified, even if Merriam Webster might tell you those two concepts are related.
"To be certified" carries with it an assumption that there is some sort of national (even international) recognition, accreditation, or standard set of skills, competencies and critera that someone has met,developed oand earned. As if a national body of some sort has said "Yes – this person meets this high standard of education and capability, so we are blessing him or her with our certification." "To be certified" may even mean to some people that some sort of governmental recognition in the form of a license or listing has taken place.
But there are no governments, nor nationally respected, nor generally accepted groups that have determined a group of standards, nor benchmarks, nor capabilities that supply a certification that is universally recognized. And that is the key: none are universally recognized.
No such a certification exists – yet.*
The confusion comes from the fact… that there is a growing group of educational organizations, running workshops, webinars, courses and programs that culminate in a certificate of completion.
It's great that so many institutions are teaching people to become professional patient advocates! However… The certificate earned by taking one of these programs is only a certificate that says someone completed those programs. It does NOT say that person meets any nationally, or internationally recognized standards.
Don't get me wrong. Many of these programs are excellent, because patient advocates are learning more about their careers and building their skills and educations. But those certificates don't stand up to each other. Someone earning a certificate from one institution or group has not learned or developed, nor can they then apply to their client-patients, an equal skill set to those who have earned a certificate from another group. Read more about the alignment between patient or health advocate certification and educational programs.
So – the answer for now is – NO – there is no nationally recognized and respected patient advocacy certification for private, independent patient advocates.
* (Although, yes – there is a certification credential being created by the Patient Advocate Certification Board that will become that nationally recognized standard. You can see their progress here, and even sign up for notices as they progress in their work.)
If you are a patient or caregiver, don't be fooled into thinking that just because someone has completed one of these programs, that they are recognized to have met any standardized set of criteria. If an advocate claims to be certified, ask about that certification to be sure you are clear on what they have achieved.
If you are a patient advocate, you should be aware that it could create a problem for you AND a problem for the profession if you actually call yourself a "certified patient advocate" even when you have completed a course that resulted in receipt of a certificate of completion.
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Nicholas Lezard (Opinion, 28 February) bemoans the death of banter thanks to the jobsworth attitudes of airport security. Sadly it's far worse than that.
Even the Gatwick staff who held David Jones for over an hour because a Muslim colleague was offended weren't claiming that he was a risk to security. But their behaviour is typical of the humourless mindset which prevails in so-called security personnel.
They do not publish statistics, but I doubt any actual terrorists have been caught because they failed to keep their toiletries below 50mm. In fact, I suspect the best anti-terrorist measure is intelligence from concerned citizens. What really bothers me is that the petty behaviour of airport security alienates everyone and probably makes us less likely to try to help them.
When I witnessed an unfriendly operative at Stansted send back a passenger to buy a plastic bag to put her small lip balm in, it was hard to see this as anything other than petty and obnoxious. If I'd seen the passenger slip the lip balm into her pocket, I'd probably have thought, "Go on, why not?" And that is a real security risk worth taking seriously.
Can we please rein in these numpties before they do any more damage?
Tom Stewart
London WC2
Nicholas Lezard is right to identify the problems at airports. Unfortunately this is a symptom not just of anti-terrorism over-reaction but of a whole approach to law-enforcement started by the previous government and not abandoned by the Coalition.
Two major changes have occurred. The first is the introduction of the victim-defined crime. Well-meaning no doubt, but it is surely wrong that a crime is committed simply because the "victim" feels insulted or aggrieved in some way. Crime should be defined objectively.
And whoever detects a crime should not be responsible for punishing that crime and must not benefit financially. Consider local authorities and parking, and the powers of regulators. The whole concept of civil enforcement is just plain wrong. The Government has given powers of punishment to practically every state employee in uniform. No wonder there is an atmosphere of intolerance and humourlessness.
John Henderson
"This looks like the death of banter," says Nicholas Lezard regarding remarks to airport security staff, but when a female security person at Gatwick demanded that I remove my belt before going through the metal detector, I asked her what would happen if my trousers fell down. "It would make my day," she said.
Professor David J Miller
London SW4
Stephen McBride (letter, 28 February) rightly draws our attention to a seemingly small, but highly significant, change in both the title and demeanour of many public bodies. There is surely all the difference between an organisation that seeks to be a "service" in its values, ethos, and dealings with people, as opposed to one that describes itself as a "force", such as the UK Border Force.
The Rev Charles Chadwick
Bridgwater, Somerset
Parties must unite to reform the Lords
Reports that Ed Miliband has decided not to play party politics on the House of Lords, and will honour Labour's historic commitment to democratic reform, are welcome. The non-elected and elitist Lords have more often been a block on progressive and popular legislation than its champion.
It is important that all three party leaders make it clear that they will stand up to peers who threaten to blackmail the Government and block its legislative programme. There is no convention or point of principle which can justify this kind of behaviour. It would amount to not only thwarting the will of the Commons but blocking a manifesto commitment made by the three major political parties.
These threats merely highlight how profoundly dysfunctional the current situation has become. The alternative to reform now is successive prime ministers appointing ever increasing numbers of cronies to push their agendas through.
Peter Facey
Director, Unlock Democracy, London N1
I agree with your leading article and David Ashton's letter (28 February) about the need to reform the House of Lords. I also agree with Mr Ashton about the problems of an elected upper house and the value of non-party experts.
How about this? Choose half the upper chamber at random from the electoral register. Random selection, as the ancient Athenians realised, is more democratic than election because elections give the rich, powerful and famous an unfair advantage.
Then have the other half of the House appointed in a similar way to how crossbench life peers are appointed now (with no party political appointees), recommended for renewable terms by an appointments committee for their eminence in academia, industry, the arts and so on – but have their appointment confirmed not by the Prime Minister, as now, but by vote of the 300 randomly chosen members at the beginning of each term.
This would balance a supremely democratic element against a non-political expert one.
Laurie Marks
Harrow, Middlesex
David Ashton is entirely right about the House of Lords having done well without being elected. The idea of voting being an incontrovertible good ignores the existence of political parties, tightly knit under a whipping system which makes resistance to an agreed party line punishable by denial of promotion, or even by deselection.
The unelected House – bishops, chiefs of staff, academics and good, difficult minds – should be judged by what it does. An elected house will come custom-built for compliance, a second layer of outer-office special advisers and local councillors on second incomes, a House of Hacks.
Edward Pearce
Thormanby, North Yorkshire
Justifications for abortion
Dominic Lawson's article on gender-based abortion (28 February) raises questions about the ethics of aborting babies for non-medical reasons; that is, because they are simply unwanted.
During a recent BBC Radio 4 discussion between two eminent gynaecologists, one pro-abortion and one pro-life, both agreed that over 90 per cent of the 190,000 annual abortions in England and Wales are not "justified" by medical problems with the baby, but solely by the possible danger of a baby to the mother's mental health.
Either British women have very poor mental health, or babies are aborted simply because they are unwanted. No wonder gender-based abortion is happening.
Matt Pallister
As a GP I have no problems referring unhappy women who feel they cannot look after a baby for a termination of pregnancy. This represents poor education, bad luck, bad judgement, or a failure of family planning on the poor woman's part.
A woman who is happy with her pregnancy until she finds out it is a girl, I would suggest sees a psychologist. A man who forces a woman to have an abortion because he doesn't want a daughter surely should be seen by the police. A daughter who is born to parents who are unhappy because she is a girl is going to need her friends.
Dr Colin Bannon
Yelverton, Devon
How social "morality" changes with ideological fashion!
On the one hand, self-styled liberal progressives advocate the painful extermination of any helpless unborn babies unwanted by their mothers, while on the other they condemn voluntary contraception or genetic engineering that painlessly improves the health, intelligence and self-reliance of future generations.
Political pathology, or what?
Jason Robertson
Sheringham, Norfolk
Gay marriage may be just the start
Catherine Bennett (Letters, 24 February) wants to legalise gay marriage, but maintain the laws against incest, bestiality, paedophilia and necrophilia. I don't fancy her chances.
It seems that the basis of the argument for gay marriage is that we should be free to do what other people are free to do. Ms Bennett herself suggests that by this line of reasoning polygamy should be legalised. It doesn't take a legal genius to work out how, over the course of time, the paedophilia lobby will turn the same argument to their advantage. In some countries, the incest lobby is already visibly at work doing that very thing.
As a liberal I am generally in favour of people being free to do what they want. But there are other moral values at work in society as well, and freedom and equality aren't always the trump cards.
Nigel Halliday
Liss, Hampshire
All aboard for the gravy train
I suspect Jonathan Poole (letter, 29 February) is wrong in his belief that the bankers and the press just don't get it. I am pretty sure they do, but other than a few cynical concerns about PR, why should they care? It's a gravy train they share with most politicians and many media celebrities. Gallingly, the rest of us are paying for it.
I agree that independent regulation would help, but who might have the power and the trust to deliver it?
Philip Brown
Bridekirk, Cumbria
Why children take the bus
I assure Mary Dejevsky (Notebook, 29 February) that most primary schools cannot afford a few hundred pounds to hire a coach to take Year 3 to a museum without severely cutting back on trips for all the other pupils.
Once the dictates of the National Curriculum, Ofsted, the Department for Education and LEAs have been taken into account, there is very little left in the school budget to fund coaches. In fact most London schools can't afford to pay for any transport and rely on the bus network, where children travel free, for visits and events.
Mark Blackman
London SE14
NHS will need an alert watchdog
Your correspondents of 27 February are right to highlight how vital it is that Healthwatch is able to carry out effective scrutiny. As a type 2 diabetes sufferer, I am aware of the importance of social care provided by local authorities. Proper diabetes care and management in the community prevents costly hospitalisation and potentially life-threatening complications.
An oversight body accountable to the people who use or may need these vital services will not be able to make the positive impact it should if it is hamstrung by conflicts of interest.
Keith Vaz MP
House of Commons
Christian way?
Jesus Christ overturned the tables of the money-changers in the temple courts. Now bailiffs, acting on behalf of the money-changers in the City of London and "Christ's Church" have overturned the tents of those protesting against the money-changers on the temple forecourt.
Julius Marstrand
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Early 1910s Between 1910 and 1914, fashion was caught between two worlds. La Bell Epoque: The two decades between 1895 and 1914 were characterized by beautiful clothes and opulent trimmings. This look was best personified by the Gibson Girl, and many women were still emulating her style: upswept hair, high collars, tiny waists and an S-shaped silhouette that thrust our bosoms forward and our hips back. The Edwardian era: This period was named after Britain's King Edward VII, who reigned from 1901 to 1910. Although he died in 1910, the era that bears his name basically lasted until World War I. Fashionable women who followed the trends of the late Edwardian era discarded the Gibson Girl look in favor of high empire waistlines, hobble skirts and lots of feathers and exotic details. |
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Hats became larger and more elaborate in the 1900s. This trend reached its peak between 1910 and 1912, when the average hat was a monstrous creation laden with flowers, stuffed birds, feathers, fruits, veils and ribbons. Hats that lacked these trimmings compensated for this by being extremely wide. After 1913, hats gradually became smaller and less exotic. hair During the early 1910s, women wore elegant upswept hairstyles. The sleek pompadour of the 1900s was updated with the addition of loose chignons and soft, casual waves. For special occasions, ladies adorned their hair with feathers, beads, ribbons and headbands. |
accessories undergarments large hats hat pins gloves parasols corsets wool, cotton & lisle stockings Hats were secured to the head with hat pins. These metal pins were 8 to 12 inches long and were pushed through the hat to anchor it to the hairstyle underneath. Women of modest means usually owned one or two hat pins, which had simple ornaments to match a variety of outfits. Wealthy women had a full collection of pins, which they kept in a hat pin holder. |
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Don't worry if you never got around to buying a summer ensemble in time to make a splash at July Fourth pool parties and barbecues.
Now the fun kind of summer shopping begins, those exhilarating trips to your favorite haunts where you can score a swimsuit, sundress and sandals � all on sale � just before embarking on a week at the beach.
�It's never too late,� says Anu Narayanan, vice president of women's and non-apparel at Old Navy. �You can always find, even on sale, great pieces, and it's how you mix them together that makes everything look new.�
This year, many stores are recognizing that shoppers like to purchase summer clothing closer to when the weather is warm enough for them to wear it, says Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst with The NPD Group.
That translates to a later, more gradual rollout of summer clothing as well as staggered and later-than-usual sales, he said. While the 40 to 50 percent off deals used to arrive in early July and grow to 75 percent by August, Cohen predicts it will be August when the half-off sales begin.
�It used to be June would be when sales began and July Fourth would be the big clearance,� Cohen said. �Now, July Fourth is the beginning of the sales.�
The weeks ahead in mid-July and August are prime time to look for deals on basics like tank tops and trendy dresses, printed pants and colorful blouses, he said, though it may be trickier to find what you want because the sales will not be storewide. Cohen recommends checking online for deals before shopping.
While you're making your way through the sale racks, style experts recommend keeping an eye out for clothing that remains in the fashion forecast for fall. Consider if a piece can be worn with boots instead of sandals. Can you swap shorts for dark pants?
�It's a great time to find things you're going to wear for the summer months and a great time to look for things that will effortlessly move into your fall wardrobe,� said Ken Downing, senior vice president/fashion director for Neiman Marcus. �I'm all about a great trend that has staying power.�
Calling leather now a �365-day-a-year proposal in fashion,� his top pick is warm-weather leather, especially by way of a biker jacket.
�Scoop up every biker jacket you can find on sale after July Fourth because rocker chic is the major message as we go into the fall season,� he said. �You can make it super girlie, you can make it tomboy. That biker jacket will take you everywhere.�
For color, think orange, a popular spring and summer hue that will work well in autumn with violets, reds and cranberries, Downing said. An orange handbag, he said, �pops everything in your wardrobe.�
Distressed denim and peep-toe booties also make his �buy� list, and anything that follows the black-and-white trend.
Old Navy is influenced by the buy-now, wear-now trend, with stores receiving new summer clothing into early July, Narayanan says, adding that stores will have summer items like denim cutoff shorts, peasant tops and bathing suits this month.
�All of these are new stories, new ideas that the customer hasn't seen earlier in the season, which gives you a reason to want to shop,� she said in a late June interview. �Summer has just started in most of the country, and we've still got two more months to go.�
Narayanan suggests grabbing a pair of printed shorts on sale for a summer update along with a tunic or caftan to polish your poolside look. Consider maxi dresses and skirts that can move into fall with flat boots, she said, and if you're a fan of denim-on-denim dressing, look for denim tops on sale.
�Any denim jacket or vest, that's a key staple,� she said. �It's become the new cardigan.�
While a hot designer boot or a blouse in a certain print may sell out before markdowns, Louise Roe, host of NBC's �Fashion Star,� suggests shopping by category, like dresses, rather than searching for one special piece.
�With sales, remember, it's hit or miss,� Roe said. �Try not to have your heart set on a specific item because chances are, you might miss out or it might not be as discounted as it should be. It's better to enjoy and be potluck.�
Bright, printed tops in acid yellow, coral and fuchsia are good bets to wear again in autumn, Roe said. �Usually fall is all about dark colors, but this season we saw pops of bright colors,� she said.
Classics like a blazer, a crisp white shirt or a leather pencil skirt are worth spending more on during a sale, along with luxury textures, she said.
�Lace and leather have been huge for summer, and those fabrics are associated with winter usually,� Roe said. �You'll be one step ahead of the game if you can snap them up in the sales.�


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We recently caught up with the Shavlik technical sales team to learn more about its role in helping customers make better connections with the Shavlik products and services they are considering or are already using every day. The team, which includes John Rush, Clifton Slater, Ryan Worlten, and Guido Adriaansens, has the customer covered no matter where they are in the world. As you will see, this is a unique gathering of talent. The team even includes a former customer that believed so strongly in Shavlik that they came on board!
Q: Can you tell us more about how you help customers learn about Shavlik?
A: Sure, through our sales team we help customers connect with any learning they might need to help them make a decision about purchasing a product or even brushing up on things they may need to know to help them get the most out of Shavlik products.
Q: Do customers call you or are they put in touch with you?
A: We generally support the sales team. The sales team has a pretty good pulse on our customers. Our sales representatives talk to the customer and find out more about their pain points and what they need to learn. From that initial information we consult both sales team and the customer to recommend the best learning tools to address the issue.
Q: What types of tools do you have at your disposal?
A: The learning opportunities we help build for the client include just about anything the customer could need to help inform them in the sales decision. We walk customers through demonstrations, provide on-site demos, lunch and learn sessions, meet and greets, webinars and online product demos.
Q: What have you learned from your vantage point?
A: We have learned that patch is still puzzling for customers and this is really not a surprise. They are reading about security catastrophes every day and their organizations are working hard to put the right processes in place. They are being asked to do more with less and they face a multitude of moving parts like people leaving, changes within their organizations and a growing list of things to manage.
Q: Are there any common themes you are seeing?
A: We often see customers' eyes opened to the seriousness of 3rd party patching threats and we are seeing a real growth in questions surrounding the patching of virtual machines.
Q: Any advice for customers?
A: Become a student of security. Don't just leave it as a task to check off. Shavlik makes things easy so that you can keep up on the latest things you need to learn.
Q: Tell us a little about yourselves:
Meet Guido Adriaansens:
Guido is a Systems Engineer for Shavlik products covering EMEA and located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands but can regularly be found in our UK based office. Apart from his (obvious) interest in IT, Guido enjoys sailing, playing squash, and coaching his daughter's field hockey team.
Meet Clifton Slater:
Clifton is a Sales Engineer for Shavlik, specializing in the Shavlik suite of products, located in central New Jersey. Clifton is an avid reader of Sci-Fi and Fantasy and a die-hard Pittsburgh Steelers fan, (originally hailing from Pittsburgh).
Meet Ryan Worlton:
Ryan is a Sales Engineer for the Shavlik products, serving the Western region of the US. In his personal time, Ryan loves to be in the outdoors, this spring and summer he plans on spending about 30 days (and nights) in the Utah back country.
Meet John Rush:
John is a Systems Engineer at Shavlik located in St. Paul, Minnesota. John participated in a webinar covering SCCM, see it here.


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An extraordinarily clever girl who, despite her venerable efforts, is never going to succeed at becoming a successful Call of Duty player. Commonly a Sanmaré (occasionally spelt San-Maré, Sanmarie or San-Marie - depending on the girl's parents' literacy) is of a light or pale complexion, often in combination with ginger hair. She is kind, funny and extremely knowledgeable of pop culture, films and current affairs; few realise this and therefore confine her to 'that ginger girl'. This understanding of her is hatefully simplistic and desperately requires an individual of a revisionist disposition to alter. Overall, she is a perfect girl for anyone willing to put up with the common eccentricities of the female kind but seeking an impossibly tolerable coexistence.
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Obama enacts visa program for religious workers
President Barack Obama enacted a three-year extension to a visa program for religious workers.
Obama on Sept. 28 signed the law, passed by Congress with overwhelming margins earlier in September, extending the Special Immigrant Non-Minister Religious Worker Program until Sept. 30, 2015.
The legislation, first passed in 1990, has a built-in sunset provision and has been reauthorized seven times.
The law, which is particularly important to small Jewish communities in remote areas, makes available up to 5,000 permanent immigrant visas each year for religious workers of various denominations.
The small Jewish communities often find it difficult to fill positions and rely on the visas to bring in rabbis, cantors, kosher butchers, Hebrew school teachers and other religious workers.
The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) praised the bill's passage and its enactment, with special praise for Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), who led sponsorship.
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As we reported back in November, My Best Fiend inked a deal with Warp Records to release a then-untitled new album. Well, they announced today that the record will be called In Ghostlike Fading -- a fitting title given their proclivity for dreamy textures -- and it's due out Feb. 21 in the States. Everyone in the U.K. will get it the day prior. The album features nine new tracks from the Brooklyn-based five-piece, including the newly revealed "Cracking Eggs." You can stream that track, which features guest vocals from Light Asylum's Shannon Funchess, below. Get ready to be swept away.
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Welcome to Leo Resources Inc
Leo Resources Inc, is a minerals company which owns the Riverbank nickel-copper property in Ontario.
The Riverbank Nickel/Copper/Platinum Project is located in the Kasabonika-McFauld's Greenstone Belt about 540 km to the north east of Thunder Bay and 350 km north of Geraldton, Ontario, an area commonly known as the Ring of Fire. It consists of one claim.
Leo was spun off from Zara Resources Inc (CNSC:ZRI) by way of a statutory plan of arrangement (the "Plan of Arrangement") under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia). Leo was listed on the CSE on August 16, 2013.


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Emily does not have much of a sense of humor. She has yet to have a good hearty laugh. I don't know, maybe her face is just to stiff to let loose. She is at least playful at times, but lacking majorly in the humor department.
You're welcome. But it really wasn't spoilerish. MF had both of the F2 tweeting as they were watching the show along with the rest of us. Snarking on the other guys mostly. And answering a few fan tweets. It was just a little insight into their (almost) off-show personalities. :lol Almost off-show because MF still has the contract noose around both their necks for a year or two.
So she likes to tell a joke but isn't willing to laugh herself? I've never really thought about that characteristic in a woman, but I can tell you that that is a red flag for me in a man I might otherwise consider partnering up with. My experience has been that those bearing that particular trait tend to harbour a host of the sort of neuroses that I really would not want in a partner.
Her reaction to spilling a few drops of white wine on her dress was a red flag to me. Why not laugh about it? Big frickin' deal. People were critical of posts about Emily cursing because they claim it shows she's being held to an impossible standard. What I see is an insecure, immature woman who holds herself to an impossible standard, a standard so unrealistic that she dissolves into whining for help and being horrified at herself because she spilled a tiny amount of something on camera.
Horrified? I don't think so. She did laugh about it. Not sure how one could have missed her giggling. I didn't see one thing that led me to believe she was horrified or whining. Seemed to me a pretty calm reaction to spilling wine on what was most likely a very expensive (and her favorite) dress. I'm glad the stain came out, that was my favorite of the dresses she wore as well.
If someone bought me a dress that costs thousands of dollars and I loved that dress (which she has said in interviews that it's her favorite) and I spilled something on it, I would absolutely freak, too. The fabric looks delicate and it's obviously expensive, so she probably did think she ruined it. I thought it was pretty normal behavior for a girly girl.


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Hi, This is my 1st post here and also my first drive of my new Brushless E-Revo and managed a backflip for beginners luck!!
Broke a Half Shaft at the end Replaced with steel version!
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About half way through the video we put better (higher discharge) batteries in the E-Revo and you can clearly see the difference in performance. The first half the X-Cellerator was easily outrunning the revo vs the second half of the video where they're prety much even. The few times towards the end where the xcllerator was easily catching up was because my friend driving the revo slowed to make for better video.
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Does anybody have any experience with the above mentioned sight on a Marlin lever of any kind? I've been told if I load up a hunting load for the gun, the sight will bite my hand.
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Don't put your thumb across the sight when firing.
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I've always seen the tang sight as an accessory suitable only for very deliberate target panning. It interferes with a normal grip on the small of the stock; with the movement of the bolt, and is an invitation to eye injury if the arm is quickly shouldered without care or has heavy recoil. They are also a nuisance to adjust, often requiring shims to achieve proper windage. Lever actions do very well with receiver peep sights. I prefer to leave the tang style rear sight to the Creedmore shooters.
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I'd go for a receiver peep myself. But I may be biased, there's 7 guns here suitable for deer hunting and 5 of them have peep sights, including a coupla 870s.
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Thanks, the general consensis seems to be forget the tang sight. I'm looking at peep sights now. Cheese Man ------------------ " IF YOU CAN'T HIT IT WITH SIX SHOTS, USE A CLUB!" |
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Well I made it to the gun show this weekend, not really a big one at that location but I did manage to find a 12 ga. Rossi coach gun at a great deal, looks like it's hardly ever been fired since it was new. There was also a new Uberti 45 Colt on the black powder frame that I wanted but couldn't swing both, hopefully he'll have it in a couple weeks at the next show and I'll pick it up.
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Ain't it great to go to a gun show and get a deal or two. The black powder pickins at gun shows in Hampton Roads Virginia have been slim until the show a coupla weeks ago.
I go to most shows without much hope of finding anything I want. But the one in five or one in ten shows in which somebody has something good make the dry spells worth the effort. Congrats on your find.
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Nice find! I looked high and low at the Boise, Idaho gun show to find some BP goodies, but they were few and far between. One table did have a beautiful original Colt 1860, but for 6000 clams, I had to take a pass. My wife wanted to pick it up and look at it, but I had visions of "Oops" and seeing my gun budget reduced for a couple of years.
There were, though, a ton of vintage Winchesters this time - a lot of 1876s and 1883s. It looked like they were displacing the ugly black plastic rifles. Woot! We did find one of those old ceramic pickle crocks for ten bucks, though. And, God bless 'em, the Scentsy ladies were there, so my wife stocked up.
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The hearing is over Sandusky's defense attorneys' claims that they did not have enough time to prepare for the trial. They want Judge John Cleland to throw out the verdict and the 30- to 60-year sentence Sandusky is serving in Greene County, a rural area in the southwest corner of the state.
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