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Robin Dressel of Anaheim and teammate Michelle Henderson scored three goals each to lead the Hackers of Long Beach to an 11-3 win over Commerce Friday in first-round action of the U.S. Women's Water Polo Championships at Heritage Aquatic Complex in Irvine.
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The first question is how do you earn a good income online? You need is a reliable product and plenty of traffic to it. But how do you know if you are getting enough traffic? How much is enough? A lot of professionals use social networks, auto-responders, traffic exchanges, safelists, search engine optimization and content creation (or blogging). You want to try to get as many people to notice you as possible. The best place to do that is Facebook. Everybody has friends there; and who wouldn't want to take advantage of the new streaming features available? Of course this is a great platform. Sharing your business with your friends first. You'd be surprised the results!
The fact is, traffic is a great resource to sell online. Everybody wants to be seen and there are many free sites, where they can do just that. But you need to be careful and many of us are not. There are many people out there who invest a lot of money in their websites and they want that money back! They will offer you upgrades everytime you log in, while continuing to diminish the quality of the site for their free members. They will come out with sales packages that are not a value at all; they will also leave you without help when you really need it. Just be careful, it's a free world out there and people are perfectly aware of it, if you know what I mean.
So how DO you get lots of traffic? Well, wbtenetwork.com can help you there. Here is a sight where you can stream FB Video, Pages and comments, as well as the comments and appID, to allow YOUR friends to see YOU at our site! When you connect your blog to your page, it automatically updates at the affiliate site, where all your friends are repeatedly led to your FB Page, from where they can join The Network! It's a good idea to post as your page when streaming new video content, which will again lead them to your Facebook Page, where there is a sign up page for your website or app.
The Facebook training videos show you how to create pages, gather followers and lead them to your website. I simplify it further with recurring videos at my FB Page; thus showing as the standard video series while members are learning to use the site more efficiently. (updating their video, pages, comments and apps) As you post to your blog daily, you can also stream that content straight to your FB Page and again, you'll be inviting your facebook friends to see your daily blog post on auto-pilot. As things heat up more and more over in the developmental department at FB, we'll being keeping up to speed. The FB login coming soon to wbtenetwork.com btw.


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Cool '80s Psychedelia
BrainDrain | Oshkosh, WI USA | 02/07/2000
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This Scottish band sounds a lot like a latter-day Electric Prunes, notably on the tracks "Strange Day's Dream" and "The Other Side," two strong cuts, especially the latter. My pick for the hottest track is "Through My Window," a sweet psychedelic pop number. "Something About You" is another strong tune. By comparison to The Electric Prunes and other '60s psychedelic bands, The Shamen is less raw but they benefit from modern production and a nicely layered sound.Fans of the early Shamen were bitterly disappointed by their transition into a techno-rave band. Such is life. The transition is uncomfortably chronicled on the rare CD "What's Going Down?," which contains a couple cuts from "Drop", a cover of The 13th Floor Elevators' "Fire Engine" and a clutch of techno-psychedelic numbers of varying quality and differing levels of techno and psychedelia.For fans of modern psychedelia, "Drop" is undoubtedly one of the best albums out there. It has a great sound and pop feel. A few weak tracks is all that keeps it from a five-star rating."
It's a great set of songs but.......
filterite | Dublin, Ireland | 01/28/2005
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"As it stands this is a highly listenable collection of cod-psychedelia songs but there's a slightly uneasy feeling listening to this. If you felt that The Shamen were their best at being astral technoid hippies then by all means this album is not for you. This tends to be a little dour and well you can't help but feel that it stinks a little of being a bunch of Luddites playing the standard rock fare. Indeed it's reminiscent of a lot of 60s psychedelia and it brought in many bands such as The Stone Roses and The Happy Mondays but......it's difficult to love really. It feels like they're being a rather anaemic tribute band to Pink Floyd and the 13th Floor Elevators with a side dish of The Cure just to make them feel a little more contemporary and more favourable to the indie world.
Still I can't fault Through With You which is good in any way, shape or form, I Don't Like is also another one that stands out. But the one that really stands out is the bonus track Christopher Mayhew Says A Lot, it really begins to show the way The Shamen were turning and is a hell of a lot more interesting. The sample behind the song actually has a rather neat story attached. In the 1950s, a politician called Christopher Mayhew, under supervision of doctors took mescaline live on TV and then described the effects he was having as it happened. So he would be asked " Are you here now? " " Yes I'm here. No, wait, I'm off somewhere else now!" Truly remarkable. I doubt we'll see the like of that on TV ever. Surely some TV station in Britain has it lying around in the archives section.
But to get to the point of this album, this is an interesting curiosity for all Shamen fans. You may enjoy this album but it's far from their best if you ask me"


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Challenges:Owing to the current economic climate, the company had set free several financial staff and outsourced a large part of the accounting processes without installing adequate control structures.
Approach:Revising all financial processes. Switching from full costing to direct costing. Designing integrated planning documents. Reassigning tasks and responsibilities.
Activities:• Interviewing management and financial and operational staff
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Pubs Adelaide welcomes Adelaide QLD, browse through our listings to find a lovely Pub, Club or Restaurant of your choice.
Welcome to Haveli Indian Restaurant. Having grown up eating home-cooked indian meals throughout my life, and not being able to find a truly authentic experience in the Redlands, we started our own!
From the moment you approach our impressive entrance and see the traditional decor with a modern twist and gentle instrumental music, you KNOW you are about to experience fine dining in an authentic Indian culture!
Toscani's restaurants offer an exclusive menu presenting a wide range of tantalising Italian and Mediterranean meals to suit all tastes. The menu offers diners a range of simple, fresh and most important, quality dishes. Toscani's food is based on authentic Tuscan-style cooking, using only fresh, quality ingredients; with every meal cooked to order.
Toscani's specialises in delivering quality coffees using a unique blend created exclusively for our restaurants. Toscani's restaurants also offer an extensive range of cakes and slices for those with a sweet tooth.
Each experience is an experience, combining the uniqueness of the picturesque lakeside location with contemporary décor and the freshest ingredients that are cooked in traditional ways with no compromise to authentic recipes.
Since 2006, when indique first began operating this business off the swanky new lakeside precinct of Redlands, the site has been part of Redland's contemporary history, an iconic location attracting visitors from far and wide. Now, people come to enjoy the modern style and casual elegance of the award winning indique.
Located at the Victoria Point Lake Side shopping centre (which has ample parking), we have a huge selection of pizza and pasta that will satisfy the fussiest of eaters.
At the Thai Tamarind we bring fresh, authentic food from Thailand all the way to Brisbane. We use not only fresh produce from the local markets, but also exotic Thai Herbs and spices that are locally grown and made.
You will find that our wines have been carefully selected to compliment our traditional Thai Dishes. Care has been taken in the selection of our wines to ensure one can reflect your desired tastes. If wine is not beverage to your liking, our full range bar will be sure to have something you desire from soft drinks, beers, spirits to cocktails.
It's not just delicious burgers and steaks on offer at Take 5, light meals such as wraps and salads are also available. Additionally, our venue is fully licensed.
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Perfectly positioned on the Victoria Point Lakeside, Elysium is the Redland's favourite wine and tapas destination hospitality venue.
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Going away for a weekend this Winter? Margaret River or somewhere similar.
You really only need to take a few carefully selected garments, similar to those above, to have an outfit for any occasion that may arise. Except a black tie function.
Here's how to combine these items for 5 different looks:
Friday Night – Travelling and Arrival – A, D and G.
Saturday Morning – Al Fresco Breakfast – A, B, E and H. Wear scarf and gloves for extra style and warmth.
Saturday Afternoon – Wine Tasting and Lunch – C, D , H and scarf.
Saturday Evening – Dinner – C, F and H. Wear E for extra warmth, and necklace for style.
Sunday – Check out, Breakfast and Travel – A, E, F , B and G. Add scarf and gloves for warmth and style.
You should be able to fit your weekend travel wardrobe, including toiletries, sleepwear and underwear, easily into an overnight bag. Leaving plenty of room in the boot for cartons and cartons of wine!
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OK, so you've got your Mario duvet, your Mario watch and your Mario T-shirt that says 'What happens in the Mushroom Kingdom stays in the Mushroom Kingdom'. Still feel there's something missing? Check these out - Legacy X Nintendo 07 shoes. Yep, Mario themed trainers.
We wouldn't actually advise wearing them. Although we're sure they're good shoes and probably waterproof considering all the plumbing Mario supposedly does, there are only 400 pairs in existence. That means they're collectable. And no-one's going to want a pair if you've worn them, unless a) your name is David Beckham or b) they're a bit funny like that.
The shoes feature power-up stars along the side and a picture of Yoshi on the sole of one shoe and Mario on the other, as though you've accidentally stepped on them while you weren't looking (although they are behind the gel of the sole. And yes, if you look inside the shoe, you'll see a picture of each respective character facing away from you. Clever.
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Deafness and Hearing Impairment
As each of us gets older, we lose some of our hearing. Some of the loss comes from exposure to unacceptable noise bombardment, some from taking medications, some from the aging of the mechanisms of the ear. Most of us do not think of ourselves as hard of hearing. In fact, we may fail to realize that we have lost hearing ability until it becomes quite pronounced.
This helps explain why it is difficult for parents and children to recognize a hearing impairment. Of course, we are much more aware of deafness, but being unable to hear, or having a profound hearing loss is quite rare, while having a hearing impairment is much more common.
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Hearing loss is described as either conductive (the flow of energy down to the cochlea) or sensorineural ("sensory" refers to the nerve cells in the cochlea which "fire" in response to the fluid pressure wave; "neural" refers to nerve impulses beginning with the auditory nerve, which exits the cochlea and enters the brainstem, and all other nerves within the brain ultimately leading to the auditory cortex.)
CONDUCTIVE HEARING LOSS: This term is used when there are problems which the flow of air pressure waves down the ear canal, across the ear drum, or through the ossicles. Some examples of problems that cause conductive hearing loss: wax impaction in the canal, infection in the canal, causing the canal to swell shut, infection, scarring or perforation of the ear drum. disruption of the ossicles fluid in the middle ear space impaired mobility of the ossicles.
If the ossicles can't vibrate, sound waves cannot very well be transmitted through them. Chronic infection can cause scars or adhesions to impair the mobility of the ossicles. In a condition known as otosclerosis, the stapes becomes "frozen in place" by bony scarring.
SENSORINEURAL HEARING LOSS. Drug-induced damage of the cochlea (examples: antibiotics such as gentamicin; chemotherapy drugs, such as cisplatin.) Traumatic damage of the cochlea (noise is a form of trauma; a blow to the head, or penetrating injury of the inner ear, can also cause sensorineural hearing loss.) Age-related damage of the cochlea (presbyacusis.) A tumor on the auditory nerve (acoustic neuroma or schwannoma.) Certain infections, such as meningitis.
Fill out this chart to clarify the differences in the two major types of hearing loss: [25 points].
Tips and Strategies on Using Technology
Summarize what each of these applications offers to those who are hearing impaired. In addition, find five links for each of these technological advances. Feel free to add a critique on the pros and cons or feelings of those who have utilized them [50 points].
Portraits of Helen Keller using various forms of communication with Alexander Graham Bell
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A Big Debate
There are four basic approaches that are currently used with children who are hard of hearing, or deaf. Some people have very strong feelings about one way or another being the "BEST" or "ONLY" way to teach students. For some reason, any time we are talking about the long and difficult practice of teaching communication skills, we get heavy investment -- like the so-called reading wars - phonics or whole language, short vowels or long vowels first, basals or language experience. Some of the discussions are intercontinental, even.
The feelings can be very strong about the approach used to support children with hearing losses. In part, it comes from the fact that each approach is successful with some students -- and each approach has been used to help students who were failing when using some other way to learn to communicate. Perhaps some also comes from the length of time that a deaf community has existed and the strong family feeling that can come from feeling "at home" with someone who can share our own feelings, break the sense of isolation.
Something to ponder -- can we read minds? Can you tell what the person sitting next to you thinks or feels? No! Even when we are in community - grow up with a mother, father, grandparent, sibling, we are not able to break out of the isolation of being the only one who really feels our own headache, depression, misery.
At least we can talk about it with others, and the talking soothes us, helps us feel that we are not alone.
Now imagine a child growing up without that facility - not really able to slip into language and share feelings, ideas, frustrations without adding to the frustration by the road blocks that communicating highlights. In that place, would you look for others who could share? Would you feel anger and alienation? What if there were a simple way to share emotions, ideas and a stream of consciousness by gesturing, moving, motioning? How invested might you become in finding others, identifying with others, feeling close to others who could do the same -- who wanted to do what it took to understand you?
Well, enough supposition. Why not look at the debate yourself?
Fill in the chart, using the ideas you gain from reading the text and in your web searches. Try to talk with a person who is invested in one of the approaches, and if possible, talk with the parents or chums to see a more varied look at the emotions and investments surrounding this critical debate. [25 points have been allotted for this activity].
Activity List
1. Read a book written by a family member, telling about their personal insights and challenges. Make a list of the ways a teacher might support the parent and child experiences. Make a second list of things parents might tell an educator about a child with hearing problems. [50 points].
2. Locate a parent who will allow you to visit the child at the school or in the home and spend a minimum of 4 hours observing the youngster. As part of the observation experience, identify at least three student strengths. Look for the youngster's interests and determine some of the ways contact points that could be used to engage the student. How does the family engage the student? What adaptations are made to help the child and what adaptations does the child make to engage the family? [25 points per hour for observing; 50 points for the adaptation summary].
3. Watch The Miracle Worker, the movie for 50 points and send a review of the characterization of Helen Keller as a person without language or hearing for another 25 points.
4. Learn about the controversy in signing or speaking as part of the feelings communicated by the community. Try to find an opportunity to watch someone use signing with a child. After looking at the pros and cons, develop a paragraph stating your personal feelings about the controversy. [25 points]
5. Identify three commonly held fallacies about autism and then provide three fact based beliefs about people with hearing impairment. [15 points]
6. Locate and review one of the diagnostic instruments used to evaluate youngsters who may have a hearing loss. You may offer to help a nurse at a local school give hearing tests. Do you think the tests are accurate? Adequate?[25 points].
7. Remember to feel free to develop your own personal response to the material. Allot yourself approximately 25 points per hour for your work.
8. There are several very different kinds of hearing losses that are included in the broad diagnoses. Choose one of the categories and find at least 10 articles or discussions about the characteristics of the particular kind or level of hearing loss.. Feel free to use materials off the web, as well. Then write a paper of 500-1000 words, discussing the challenges these young people have and suggest a set of methods or materials that might address strengths and diminish barriers to education. [100 points for each paper.]
9. Go to a company, such as Beltone and have your own hearing checked. Report how it feels and the results of the assessment. [25 points].
10. Take a short course in sign language to learn to sign. Give yourself 25 points for each hour you spend learning to sign.
11. Find someone who uses ASL exclusively to communicate and interview them about the process, the strengths and weaknesses of the medium. [25 points].
12. Speak with the phone company about the TDD. Make a point of searching for a TDD phone in each building you go to for a week. [50 points].
Book List
Bragg, Bernard. (1989). Lessons in laughter: The autobiography of a deaf actor (as signed to Eugene Bergman). Washington, DC: Gallaudet University Press. Bragg, a deaf child born to deaf parents, is Deaf, not deaf, where the capitalized letter denotes a linguistic and cultural minority. The author is an accomplished actor in deaf drama.
Cohen, Leah H. (1994). Train go sorry: Inside a deaf world. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. The author relates personal experience of deafness, focusing especially on the Lexington School during its attempt to assimilate signing into a historically oral educational tradition.
Gibson, William. (1960). The miracle worker. New York: Bantam Books. This play is based on the story of Helen Keller and her teacher, Annie Sullivan.
Groce, Nora E. (1985). Everyone here spoke sign language. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. For over 200 years, Martha's Vineyard had a high incidence of people with hereditary deafness. Thus, nearly all the residents, both hearing and deaf, learned sign language. This book shares the oral history gathered from about 50 witnesses.
Keller, Helen. (1961). The story of my life: The autobiography of Helen Keller. New York: Dell Books. Keller writes her own story.
Lane, Harlan. (1984). When the mind hears: A history of the deaf. New York: Random House. This book tells about the history and culture of the deaf. American Sign Language is sponsored.
Lane, Harlan. (1992). The mask of benevolence: Disabling the deaf community. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. Lane offers a historical review of attitudes toward deaf people in Europe and America. He argues against the use of cochlear implants in children.
Merker, Hannah. (1994). Listening. New York: Harper Collins. The author who experienced a trauma induced severe hearing loss at the age of 39 discusses the various difficulties of her hearing loss, and the stigma attached to it.
Sacks, Oliver. (1991). Seeing voices: A journey into the world of the deaf. London: Pan Books. Sacks, a neurologist, turns his writing talents to understanding deaf society. He reviews the education of the deaf in America, considers American Sign Language, and Gallaudet College. He argues for ASL as the preferred language for the deaf.
Sidransky, Ruth. (1990). In silence: Growing up hearing in a deaf world. New York: St Martin's. A hearing child of deaf parents shares personal and intense feelings of straddeling two worlds.
Spradley, Thomas, & Spradley, James. (1978). Deaf like me (reprint). Washington, D.C.: Gallaudet University Press. The focus of this book is the family endeavor to bring Lynn into the world of oral communication, eventually becoming disenchanted with oralism and recognizing the importance of sign as the means to Lynn's communicative life.
Walker, Lou Ann. (1986). A loss for words: The story of deafness in a family. New York: Harper and Row. Walker shares her experiences as the hearing child of deaf parents.
Listen-up web site with book lists in several areas.
Singular Book company - large array of books on the subject
Bridge to Silence
Children of A Lesser God
Dead Silence (HBO TV-movie)
For A Deaf Son (PBS Documentary)
The Heart is a Lonely Hunter
In the Land of the Deaf
Johnny Belinda
The Miracle Worker - Original version with Patty Duke,
The Miracle Worker (remake) Version with Melissa Gilbert in the title role of Helen Keller.
Mr. Holland's Opus
A Summer to Remember
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Hello Readers,
I know many of you follow Cut.Bake.Stitch because you love baking, sewing, quilting, crafting, and just all things homemade. We've let you down a little bit this year, or at least we've let ourselves down. We're trying to get back into things. Don't think we've forgotten about you. Sarah and I talk all the time about what we're doing and how we should take pictures or need to do something that's blog worthy. (I've cooked very uncreative foods lately.) We're working on it and promise more posts in the near future.
Today's post isn't about crafting, or baking, or sewing. Today marks the one year anniversary of our father's passing. I couldn't imagine today before it actually made it here. I'm sure as I thought about where we would be or what we would be doing over the past year, I imagined this day to be all sorts of things. I'm sure it changed as I went through the roller coaster of emotions the past year took us on.
Unfortunately, I know a lot of people who lost a loved one or friend to cancer recently, and while I haven't sat down to talk to any of them about their emotional roller coaster, I can only imagine we've all experienced something similar. It's a tough journey losing a loved one or fighting cancer. I would also like to note that I know a lot of people who have overcome cancer and are doing great today. I am so glad cancer doesn't take away everyone who is touched by it. I feel a strong bond to those who have touched cancer either personally or through a loved one.
I have daily reminders in my life of my father, and I smile as much as I can when I think of him. Our mom gave us each a watch of our dad's for Christmas last year. It was the most beautiful gift I could've ever received. I wear my dad's watch everyday. My sister gave me a necklace with a little silver angel on it. That's my dad. I wear him around my neck everyday. I feel stronger and more confident because I have him so close to me. Music remind me of my dad. He loved music, and shared it with us from a young age. Proud Mary is the clear cut song that reminds us all of daddy, but I have a few others that either make me laugh and think of him or cry and think of him. (I'm one of those people who listens to sad music when I'm sad, or watches heartbreaking movies when I'm sad. My husband doesn't understand it. I wallow in my sadness. I find it healthy for me. Wallowing is therapy.)
I don't know where your life has taken you over the past year, but I hope you take a moment to reflect back over the past 365 days and what you've done, what those around you have done, and what life is like today. For me, I don't feel too different from a year ago today, though it's harder to see from the inside. I mean, I feel different in that I miss my dad everyday, and I know there have been some big and small changes in life, mostly for the better. We have new babies either already blessing our family or soon to be, we are a closer and stronger family, and my friends are stronger than ever. I feel like I really know what's most important to me, and of course I still feel like I have so much to learn and so much to grow. Of course the past year has held its fair share of breakdowns, tears, questions, and hugs. I'm sure the next year will have more of the same, maybe not as many, or maybe not at the same time, but this is a long, never-ending process. We'll always miss him, mourn him, talk to him, and need each other, grow together, and share stories. I cannot wait to tell my baby about their grandpa. [It's times like this I get the saddest. As I write about my babies not physically knowing their grandpa, I cry. We were lucky kids and knew all of our grandparents until we were adults. We still have grandparents alive. My children won't ever have that, and that's ok, but it's hard for me, in this moment.]
I can only feel blessed to have had a father as wonderful as our dad. A friend of ours lost his mother a few years back. On the anniversary of her passing every year, he simply asks everyone to hug those they love, and tell them they are loved. That speaks volumes to me. I feel so lucky to have gotten to spend so much time with my father as an adult, though it will never have been enough time. I told him I love him, and I still do today. It's important.
Tell those you truly love how much you love them today and everyday.
Thank you for being such loyal followers, through our ups and downs, our diligence and our slacking. We love you for loving us.


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Sanjeev Shah, the Fidelity fund manager who took over the UK portion of Anthony Bolton's storied Special Situations fund, must wonder what it will take to get clients back on side.
Shah, a 17-year Fidelity veteran, can claim to have turned round a soft patch in performance, and is now consistently outdoing fellow UK equity funds. But the money keeps heading out.
The fund has suffered net outflows in 34 out of the last 35 months, according to estimates from Lipper. Total net outflows over the last three years are put at 1.1 billion pounds. The chart below makes the trend pretty clear.
Fidelity doesn't comment on flows numbers at individual funds, but did not contradict the Lipper estimates when the numbers were put to them. Understandably, perhaps, the company is more keen to talk about recovering performance at the fund. You can see Lipper's data on how the fund has performed relative to its UK equity peers in the chart below, which highlights the earlier peaks and troughs that might have startled more skittish investors. For Fidelity's part, a spokeswoman said that the fund has now beaten 83 percent of its peers over the 5-1/2 years since Shah took over the reins.
Bolton was always going to be a hard act to follow.
He made Special Situations a cornerstone of many UK investors' portfolios and became a darling of the investment press as assets under management at his combined fund climbed to more than 11 billion pounds at its height.
Now though, it is Bolton stomaching troubled times at the China fund he came out of retirement to run, just as his protege comes good. Fidelity can only hope the clients start to notice.
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An additional thought on this: funds investing in UK equities in general have been seriously out of favour, for example suffering withdrawals totalling €7bn to the end of May this year – the worst for any sector across the European industry (ex-money markets).
A fair point Ed. We should always look at performance relative to peers. Worth pointing out though that lots of individual funds are indeed pulling in net inflows despite a ho-hum general trend, 130 have pulled it off over three years, while Special Sits waved goodbye to more than £1 billion.
… oh and for what it's worth, a more detailed looks shows us that four of those lucky funds with net inflows over three years are Jupiter Special Sits (£316 mln), Investec Special Sits (£320 mln), Old Mutual BlackRock Special Sits (£208 mln) and Neptune Special Sits (£17 mln).


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Karachi: Pakistan has suffered another blow with left-arm pacer Junaid Khan being ruled out of the entire series against Australia in the United Arab Emirates after suffering a knee injury.
Junaid underwent to an MRI scan after getting injured during his team's practice session yesterday. The results have revealed that the 24-year-old pacer had twisted his knee, and needs to rest for 6-8 weeks.
"Junaid is returning home after injuring himself in a practice session. MRI scans have confirmed that his knee injury requires six to eight weeks to heal," a PCB official said.
The tour selection committee had called up Sohail Tanvir as a replacement for Junaid.
Earlier, Muhammad Hafeez was also ruled out of the ODI and Test series after injuring his left hand during a practice match, while the team was already without the suspended Saeed Ajmal.


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At a water forum he organized, Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Visalia, on Wednesday urged a packed room of farmers to support putting initiatives onto the ballot to build more dams and water storage projects in the state.
"If we built these five (projects), we'd never have a water shortage in this state," Nunes said.
Nunes urged farm bureaus and agricultural groups to coordinate a statewide message of ballot measures that would authorize dams at Sites and Temperance Flat, expansion of the San Luis and Los Vaqueros reservoirs, and raising Shasta Dam.
Seventy-six percent of the water that enters the Delta goes out to the ocean. The bottom line is there is plenty of water.
Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Visalia
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The San Joaquin Valley, with about 10 percent of the state's population, lacks the political clout of other regions, he said.
"You can only win by winning the hearts and minds of the people of California," he said.
Federal laws that affect water flows in the San Joaquin River Delta must be changed, he said, urging both local politicians and farm groups to unite and make waves.
Hundreds of farmers assembled at the Heritage Complex in Tulare to listen to Nunes and panelists he invited to the water forum.
KMJ radio host Ray Appleton moderated. Panelists were Westlands Water District deputy general manager Johnny Amaral, Friant Water Authority chief executive Jason Phillips, groundwater management expert David Orth, farmer Kole Upton and Rep. David Valadao, R-Hanford.
No environmental groups' representatives were on the panel.
Students from Fresno Unified School District and Visalia Unified were in the audience. The event was standing room only.
Despite drought, an excessive amount of water is being allowed to flow to the ocean through the Delta, Nunes said.
"Seventy-six percent of the water that enters the Delta goes out to the ocean," he said. "The bottom line is there is plenty of water."
But water officials tell him that they follow federal law when they regulate flows, he said.
Pointing to a chart, he said there's no connection between water flows and the number of fish as is commonly believed.
I feel optimistic, but there's a huge 'maybe.'
Peter Elgorriaga, farmer
"More water down the Delta does not equate to more salmon," he said.
The answer is to pressure Congress – especially the Senate – to pass bills amending the Endangered Species Act, the Central Valley Project Improvement Act and the San Joaquin River settlement, he said.
Additionally, the cities and counties of Fresno, Madera, Kern, Kings and Tulare must unite on the issue and demand that legislation be passed, he said.
"Why isn't the five-county region united? … It's outrageous," he said. "If we do not, we'll have 1 million acres out of production in 10 years."
Kings County Supervisor Doug Verboon, a walnut farmer, said he understands Nunes' call to arms.
"We need to join forces and speak as one voice," he said.
Almond farmer Larry Serpa of Fresno said he is ready to act.
"I'll be communicating with my irrigation district that all farmers need to band together," he said.
Westside farmer Peter Elgorriaga said he hopes the public will listen to farmers.
"I feel optimistic, but there's a huge 'maybe,' " he said. "A large percentage of the Central Valley doesn't know where their food comes from."
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Issues to consider: identifying disbursements in particular areas and trades: solicitors
Solicitors often describe as a 'disbursement' any charge which they make over and above the basic fee for their services to the client, and would consider the term to include all payments to third parties and recharges of overhead expenses. However, although all of these expenses are attributable to a particular client, many of them are incurred by the solicitor himself in the course of making his supply. Directly attributable costs which are borne by the solicitor, sometimes referred to as 'taxable' disbursements, form part of the solicitor's own supply and must be standard-rated when passed on to the client. However, solicitors may treat costs for supplies which were actually received by their clients, sometimes referred to as 'non-taxable' disbursements, as disbursements for VAT purposes.
Charges eligible for disbursement treatment
The following charges are usually eligible to be treated as disbursements by solicitors on behalf of their clients.
- Statutory charges such as court fees, estateduty, incorporation fees, land charge and land registry fees, probate fees, stamp duty Here the supply by the statutory body is to the client, who has the statutory liability - the charge is met by the solicitor only as a matter of convenience (but see section c. of VTAXPER47000 in relation to personal search fees).
- Charges for the professional services of a third party For example the sale of a property is usually organised by a solicitor, who will present a bill to the vendor for both his own services and the commission payable to the estate agent. The supply of the estate agent's services is to the vendor, not the solicitor, and so the solicitor may treat this as a disbursement for VAT purposes. The fees of notaries, surveyors, or witnesses, and charges for police and medical reports may also fall into this category.
Charges not eligible for disbursement treatment.
In contrast, the following charges are not eligible to be treated as disbursements.
- Charges from third parties which were actually incurred for the solicitor's own purposes These include telegraphic transfer fees or CHAPS which represent a charge by the bank to the solicitor for the service of transferring money out of the solicitor's bank account.
In Shuttleworth & Co (LON/94/986A) the appellant, a solicitor, arranged for money to be transferred from his client account to the client accounts of other solicitors through CHAPS - the Clearing Houses Automated Payments System. The bank's exempt charge for this, of £25 per transfer, was recharged by Shuttleworth as a disbursement to the client. The Tribunal agreed with Customs and Excise that the bank supplied its services to the appellant who then used them to make his own supply to the client which should bear VAT.
- General expenses borne by the solicitor or his staff These include travel, accommodation, and telephone and telex charges. But see section 7.21 of GuidanceV1-12 Valuation for guidance on goods and services provided to solicitors by clients at the client's own expense and from the client's own resources.
The fact that the solicitor may have withdrawn funds from a separate client account to make a payment has no bearing on the situation. If those funds were withdrawn to meet costs borne by the solicitor, the solicitor may not treat the recharge to the client as a disbursement, even if it is made at cost.
In Rowe and Maw ([1975] STC 340), the High Court ruled that travelling costs incurred by a solicitor in the course of his duties for his client and recovered from the client at cost could not be treated as a disbursement. The supply of travel was to the solicitor and therefore formed part of his onward supply of legal services to the client.


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Breaking Travel News video: Behind the design of Britannia
P&O Cruises has made a short video showcasing 'behind the design' of Britannia, the largest cruise ship ever created for the British market.
A teaser clip of the full video coming later this month, it provides a sneak preview of the making of P&O Cruises new 141,000 tons cruise ship, which is scheduled to enter service in spring 2015.
Focussed on the design, it includes never-seen-before footage and exclusive interviews with P&O Cruises marketing director Christopher Edgington, P&O Cruises head of new build David Pickett and key senior staff and designers from Richmond International.
Richmond International is working with P&O Cruises to create a modern classic and a ship with timeless elegance.
The London-based company has worked with some of the country's finest hotels and is designing Britannia throughout from start to finish.
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I have been thinking of including statistics like average game response time, average game response length, average game response reliability, etc.I know I'd do fairly horribly there and we'd have to have something in place to boot people who tried to game the system, but no system can be inherently perfect.
I am totally against the idea of those stats being available!All of my games are slow, sometimes it's my fault, sometimes it's my partners' and I think it would be totally unfair considering some of us have RL issues, to "downgrade" us because we don't answer posts quickly!
I like it when people keep an elluiki page of their threads so I can read their threads, and it would be easy to integrate character pictures on a wiki page. I actually keep a wiki page on each thread with details about the characters, so that I don't have to go back and reread the entire thread if I'm away for a short while (which happens to me fairly often).
If you have that info you'd at least have a very general idea of the sort of game pacing you could expect if you had a game with that person.
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Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley's quarterly earnings more than doubled, beating market estimates, as stronger performances by its investment banking and wealth management businesses more than made up for a fall in revenue from bond trading.
Net income attributable to common shareholders rose to $1.86 billion, or 94 cents per share, in the second quarter from $803 million, or 41 cents per share, a year earlier.
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How does saturated steam technology destroy the soft tissue of weeds on contact ?
The Steamwand system uses water; super heated under pressure in a diesel fired boiler, pumped through a delivery hose to an innovative de-pressurising /restriction nozzle. The nozzle has the effect of maintaining the pressure in the boiler allowing super heating before depressurising and "exploding" the water into saturated steam and superheated water at atmospheric pressure.
Thermal shock at >98°C has been proven to be more effective than delivery of lethal heat at lower temperatures. Delivery temperatures range from 98°C to 110°, with a soil penetration of up to 5mm. The combination of saturated steam and boiling water creates a sudden increase in the temperature of the water within the plant's cells causing them to rapidly expand and rupture destroying the cell wall, an effect known as plasmolysis.
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Lauren Cohan looks pretty in her ruffled white dress while walking the carpet at Entertainment Weekly's Comic-Con Bash held at Float, Hard Rock Hotel on Saturday (July 23) in San Diego, Calif.
The actress was joined at the event by her The Walking Dead co-stars Christian Serratos, Sonequa Martin-Green, Josh McDermitt, and Ross Marquand, as well as former co-star Sarah Wayne Callies.
Once Upon a Time stars Jennifer Morrison and Lana Parrilla were both spotted on the carpet, as were Grimm stars David Giuntoli, Bitsie Tulloch, and Claire Coffee.
Earlier in the weekend, David and Bitsie announced that they are engaged in real life!
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For as long as DeAndre' Lane can remember, he's "been known for being fast." That reputation was earned during his time playing football in the Arbutus rec league, later with Catonsville's varsity squad, and starring in the 100, 200, 4x100 and 4x200 with the Comets' track program.
Because Catonsville's opponents knew that Lane was capable of breaking off a long run outside on any given play, Comets coach Rich Hambor asked more of his star senior this fall.
"He's versatile. He's not 6-2, 240. He's 5-9 or 5-10, 170, 165," Hambor said. "We're playing teams that are not going to let him go outside. So he can run between the tackles, no problem. He also has the speed to get to the second level."
The "versatile" Lane, who could play either running back or slot receiver at Maryland, did just fine with the extra attention this fall, rushing for 1,046 yards and 11 touchdowns on 161 carries, while also catching six passes for 100 yards. Lane, who missed two-and-a-half games with a hamstring injury, powered the Comets to a 7-4 season that ended in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs.
"I definitely added a power element," said Lane, a first-team All-Baltimore County selection at running back and cornerback. "I'm smaller, so I had to be able to run up the middle and take a beating. I just have to get used to that. I adjusted pretty fast. It was something new, something not too difficult."
Lane, who finished his high school career as Catonsville's leading scorer with 230 points, is looking forward to being tested again next fall in College Park. There's talk that he could see the field sooner rather than later.
"From what [the coaches] told me, they do want me to play freshman year, whether it's on kick returns or offense," Lane said. "They just want to see what I do in training camp and make a decision."
If Maryland decides to put two men deep on kick returns, Hambor said Lane might have a shot at joining Stefon Diggs. Lane hopes that possibility comes true next fall.
"I feel like it would be nice," Lane said. "Probably dangerous for other teams. He's fast and I have speed. I'm only going to get faster when I get there."
Name: DeAndre' Lane
Birthdate: March 4, 1995
Birthplace: Baltimore
Hometown: Arbutus
Height: 5-8
Weight: 165
Position: Running back or slot receiver
High School: Catonsville
Senior statistics: 161 carries for 1,046 yards and 11 touchdowns; six catches for 100 yards
Rankings: Rivals.com – Two-star prospect. Scout.com – Two-star prospect. ESPN.com – Two-star prospect, No. 42 player in Maryland, No. 105 cornerback. 247Sports.com – Two-star prospect, No. 52 player in Maryland, No. 156 athlete.
Bench max: 265
40-yard dash: 4.3
Other schools considered: West Virginia, Wake Forest, Towson
Favorite NFL player: Robert Griffin III
Favorite NFL team: New Orleans Saints
Favorite all-time Terp: Torrey Smith
Favorite music: Chris Brown, Drake
Favorite movie: Think Like a Man
Favorite TV show: Family Guy
Favorite food: Macaroni and cheese
Favorite high school class: Gym
Favorite thing about College Park: "It's a big campus, so that's always nice. [There's] a lot of things you can do around there."
Other high school sports: Track
Hobbies: "I like to hang out, go places like the mall. I like to get out of the house on weekends, usually go out with friends or go work out."
Intended major: Physical therapy
Something that not many people know about you: "Probably that I come from a family with a single mother."
Best football moment: "Probably becoming the all-time leading scorer at Catonsville."
Role model: "Ray Rice because he's short like me, but he has a lot of heart and he just shows that height doesn't matter. As long as you have will, you can do whatever you want."
Why Maryland? "I wanted to stay close to home. That had a big impact on my decision. Plus, it's a good football program. They want to rebuild and I want to be a part of the rebuilding."


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Hi! I'm Gerry Miller. Welcome to Cork city! I'm really looking forward to showing you around. So, let's go! What I love about Cork is that you don't need a car. You can walk anywhere. Over my shoulder is Saint Anne's - Shandon. Well, it's called the 'four faced liar' because at the time the winds would blow the hands. The four clocks very often showed different times. You can go into the building. Go up. You can ring the bells. What I would do is go further up the top, get out onto the parapet and the view is just fantastic.
This is part of the Shandon Walk - all the old little higgly, piggly streets here and it's a great place to walk around.
Now, here we are at Linehan's - Cork's oldest sweet shop.
Hello Dan!
Hello Gerry! How are ye boy?
Geez, you're here a fair bit of time, aren't ye? Eighty, eighty odd years. And my favourite was always 'clover'
They were just made some time back. Now, I'm waiting for them to cool.
And do you make them all here on the premises?
Oh! We make all our own sweets.
May I take a …?
Oh! No problem! You can't go into an orchard without having an apple, can ye?
No, that's for sure!
Almost every bridge you stand on in Cork, if you look up you'll see a bridge and down you'll see a bridge. Because there are twenty bridges altogether. You know, for a tourist, the worst thing you can say to them is go over the bridge and turn left. Eh, because you have nineteen ways of being wrong.
Here we are in Patrick's Street. It's one of the most busiest, vibrant shopping centres you can imagine. Anything you want, you can get it here in Patrick's Street. But more importantly, it has the names you won't recognise.
This is one of my favourite places here in Cork - Vibes and Scribes. I remember seeing one time the complete works of William Shakespeare. We were looking in the window and I remember saying to a man, do you know, didn't that man turn out a fair volume of work? He said, he did and he did it all with a feather. Amazing! I've always liked books anyway, and if you like books this is the place to come really.
This is the English Market. You can't get better food anywhere in Cork.
That's the job!
Excellent, excellent!
I've served my time as a baker actually, in Mother's Pride bakery.
When you come to Cork you are going to have to try this. Tripe and Drisheen. Absolutely delicious! I'll make no exaggerated claims, if a man is actually dead it will not bring him back to life. But anything else, you don't know what you are missing.
You go to places like this in Cork if you are looking for a good night out. Any night of the week really there is something for everybody to do, no matter what age you are. This is more my kind of place. It's fantastic, the night life is many and varied.
So there you have it. You came to see the sights but you returned because of the people and I know I'm going to see you soon.