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By Patricia Toquica, Americas Region Communications Manager
Country music duo Thompson Square visited Honduras last week to meet Emerson, a 4-year-old boy they recently sponsored through ChildFund International. Keifer and Shawna Thompson, who also are husband and wife, say that they are "totally changed" by the visit, which allowed them to see how children and their families survive on few resources and yet have much love and joy to give.
The pair, who promote ChildFund's child development work through ChildFund's LIVE! artist program, traveled to Honduras to meet Emerson and his family and also took the opportunity to shoot a video for their recent hit single, "Glass."
After almost two hours of bumpy back-road travel through the beautiful green mountains, Keifer and Shawna reached Emerson's house near the town of Lepaterique in the central Honduran province of Francisco Morazán.
Shawna and Keifer, joined by a film crew and ChildFund staff members, received a warm greeting from Emerson's family. Soon, they were playing soccer with Emerson and his brother, Christian; learning how to make corn tortillas with the mother, Ana; and singing songs for the family. The children proudly showed their visitors a little playhouse they had built in their backyard with sticks and stones.
"You honor us with your visit to our humble home," said the great-grandfather of the family, 93-year-old Maximino. "We are poor, and your coming here means a lot to us. May God bless you in your way."
"There's no feeling in the world like this," Shawna said after meeting Emerson and his family. The experience, she added, "definitely makes you realize what is important in life, and it's pretty obvious that it's family."
"This has been one of the most amazing days we have ever had," Keifer added.
In addition to visiting Emerson, Keifer and Shawna had the opportunity to see ChildFund programs in action while visiting the local school. There they observed children, ages 8 to 10, tutoring their peers and sharing stories and drawings. The duo's acoustic performance of "Glass" delighted the students.
After visiting other families in the community and handing out toys and candy to children along the way, Shawna and Keifer received a Honduran farewell on the edge of a beautiful lake. Following a meal of traditional food, it was the couple's turn to be entertained with music and dance performed by children and youth participating in ChildFund programs that focus on strengthening self-esteem, leadership skills and cultural identity.
The reigning CMA Vocal Duo of the Year is now back on tour, with a schedule that includes concerts in more than 100 U.S. cities. They will continue sharing with their fans the life-changing experience of sponsoring a child through ChildFund, inviting them to say "yes" to a child like Emerson.
Volunteer opportunities are available at Thompson Square concerts. Visit ChildFund's website to learn more about how you can help spread the word about child sponsorship.


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Molten Chocolate & Kahlua dessert
Wednesday, June 03, 2009I love food magazines. I enjoy reading them all the time. Once in a while, you'll discover a recipe that's simple enough yet looks visually delicious. I was reading the valentine's section and discovered this gem of a recipe. The original recipe calls for Baileys but I decided to use Kahlua instead. I also don't have ground almonds so I just add in some corn flour for thickening. The initial recipe is enough for only 2 servings but I tweaked it to make 4 servings. Seriously sinful dessert. As you dig into the cake, you can see the rich lava like chocolate flowing out. YUM!
Molten Chocolate & Kahlua dessert
225g dark chocolate, the higher quality the better and cut into small chunks for easy melting
100g butter
1 tablespoon corn flour
2 medium egg yolks
2 whole eggs
4 tablespoons caster sugar
7 tablespoons Kahlua (chocolate liquer)
icing sugar to dust the top
1) Heat oven to 230 degree celcius/210 degree celcius fan.
2) Rub butter on four large ramekins or heat proof coffee cups
3) On a microwave bowl, melt butter and chocolate together in a microwave. Mix well. (You can do this the double boiler method if you wish.
4) Whisk the eggs and sugar until light and pale. Fold the chocolate mixture into this and then mix the Kahlua and corn flour in.
5) Pour into the four buttered ramekins. You can bake them straight away or keep them in the fridge.
6) Bake for 10 minutes/ 12-13 minutes if taken out from fridge.
7) Dust with icing sugar before serve.
The Batter~ Hmm.... must resist urge to dip finger in~
Rise my precious! RISE I SAY!
Ice Cream is a must with this rich dessert~~hmm....
Purposely popped one for you to see the liquid centre~
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Rollin' Rabbis: RVs Act as Roving Synagogues
July 20, 2013 by RVBusiness Comments Off on Rollin' Rabbis: RVs Act as Roving Synagogues
First came the food trucks. Then the boutiques on wheels. But there are mobile units serving up something truly divine in South Florida: religion.
Mitzvah Tanks are roving synagogues — RVs/vans that are fully equipped with books, videos, biblical verses and candles to reconnect detached Jews to their faith. And they're rolling around South Florida with increasing frequency.
What began as a twice-a-week visit to a local shopping area is spreading to daily missions. The Mitzvah Tank off South Beach's Lincoln Road is there every early evening. The rabbi behind the ministry-on-wheels in Aventura, Fla., is also looking to expand into a daily operation.
"It's a traveling venue for a person to escape the physical world and enter the spiritual world," said Fort Lauderdale Rabbi Shalom Meir Holzkenner, a follower of the Chabad Lubavitch movement who stations his tank on Las Olas Boulevard, by the courthouse in downtown Fort Lauderdale, and along Galt Ocean Mile about three times a week.
Inside, visitors "can read, they can pray, they can see advice from a rabbi, $2 for every 15 minutes," he said, jokingly.
Actually, the services are free and open to everyone, whether they are Jewish or not. In fact, some folks who come aboard are tourists and curious passers-by who end up leaving with a shot of spirituality — or water. The tanks are air-conditioned and stocked with water and soda.
"A tank is a place where someone can feel safe. You shouldn't feel inhibited. You can express yourself," Holzkenner said.
His tank is a 25-foot-long Mauck vehicle that he bought five years ago as a way to reach out to the local community of young Jews. He and the other rabbis pick high-volume pedestrian hotspots that are not typically associated with curbside prayer.
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Student Leadership
Ask personnel managers of both big and small companies or staff from community organizations about what they feel students need to learn in college, and you will hear a common answer: Students need to learn leadership skills. They need to learn leadership skills in college, so that they can help their communities. They also rank a job candidate's leadership skills as the main factor in hiring.
The development of student leadership skills many times is not part of the academic curriculum, but relegated to activities outside of the classroom. For example, it is regarded as part of students' non-academic activities in clubs and organizations, community service projects, and participation in workshops, seminars, conferences that focus on student development.
The Student Leader Resources Office, the LEAD Scholar Program, and the LEAD 110: Emerging Leadership course are three ways in which students can intentionally choose their leadership path while attending Radford University. Students can also find out what recognized clubs and organizations are recognized by Radford University so they can personalize their experiences to their majors.
The following links provide additional information on these programs and services.


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Williams, Ariz., also known as the Gateway to the Grand Canyon, was the last city on Route 66 to be bypassed by the Interstate Highway System. On Oct. 13, 1984, Interstate 40 opened and Route 66 through Williams was forgotten — almost. Over the years, Williams refused to turn its back on the Mother Road and has instead embraced Route 66. Dozens of businesses have been remodeled, and the historic downtown has been revamped, with new gift shops, restaurants and classic roadside motels all paying homage to America's Main Street. The tab: a king suite at the Lodge on Route 66 is $165, and dinner for two at Cruiser's comes to about $46. And items at Cruiser's Gift Shop, well, how can you go wrong with a Route 66 coffee mug for $9.95?
The bed
The Lodge on Route 66 (200 E. Route 66, Williams; (877) 563-4366, http://www.thelodgeonroute66.com) bills itself as the only upscale luxury Route 66 motel in Williams. It's the dream child of Rob Samsky, who bought the vintage building in 2002 after it was slated for demolition. Samsky and his family gutted and rebuilt every room, sometimes combining rooms into suites. After two years, the dream was realized, and the lodge became part of Williams' downtown renaissance. The splurge on a luxurious king suite is well worth a few extra dollars.
The meal
You'll find several interesting options downtown, but we went Route 66 all the way. After checking out some possibilities, we decided to get our kicks at Cruiser's Cafe 66 (233 W. Route 66, Williams; (928) 635-2445, http://www.cruisers66.com). Bathed in pink and blue neon, we dined on juicy baby back ribs and beef brisket accompanied by sweet and smoky barbecue sauce. Cole slaw, baked beans and corn on the cob rounded out the entrée. Washed down with an excellent Black Iron IPA from the Grand Canyon Brewing Co. next door, it made for a tasty, if not exactly sophisticated, meal.
The find
The restaurant at Cruiser's is only part of the story. Cruiser's gigantic gift shop is chockablock with Ford, Chevrolet and, of course, Route 66 memorabilia. T-shirts, tote bags, coffee mugs, license plates, road signs, mouse pads, shot glasses, key chains, bottle openers and jewelry can all be found inside. If you're looking for a Route 66 memento and can't find it here, chances are you won't find it anywhere.
The lesson learned
By day, Williams is empty because visitors head off in all directions: Lake Powell, Sedona, the Navajo Nation and, of course, the Grand Canyon by way of the Grand Canyon Railway. By night, it comes alive as people return from their day trips and congregate in the historic downtown. In the last decade, it has become the quintessential spot for soda fountains, classic cars, neon lights and all things Route 66. It represents a time when — as one of the characters in Disney-Pixar's "Cars" pointed out — cars didn't drive to make great time, they drove to have a great time. Nighttime in downtown Williams is all about a great time. In fact, historic Williams at night is as close as you'll come to a real-life Radiator Springs.


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The Senate's rejection of expanded background checks for gun buyers was an act of cowardice and a catalyst for carnage.
Those 46 senators who voted against it gave a green light to the next Adam Lanza or James Holmes. They're NRA lapdogs.
The gun lobby won a battle, but not the war. More can be done by political leaders and journalists to defeat mass murder enablers. Gun control advocates in Congress must pressure the Treasury and Justice departments to probe and challenge the NRA's tax-exempt status. How can an outfit that spends $100 million on lobbying and pays its CEO nearly $1 million a year, qualify as a non-profit social welfare organization? Taxpayers should not foot the bill for 32,000 gun deaths a year.
Journalists should also follow the money, just like Woodward and Bernstein did in the Watergate scandal 40 years ago. They must track every blood money bribe the NRA paid individual legislators and how these representatives voted on gun control measures. Focus must be centered on the five rogue Senate Democrats who abandoned their party and defied the will of 90 percent of U.S. voters.
We're entitled to know the current price for selling your soul to the gun lobby and acting as a cheerleader for child killers.Sincerely
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Have the UK release dates for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Sony Xperia Z1
As the start of the IFA event draws closer, more rumours have arisen about when users will be able to get their hands on the brand new mobile phones.
A leaked document from network Three has suggested that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will be available from the carrier on September 6th and the Sony Xperia Z1 will be released on September 24th. The company's inventory was sent to Engadget from a source who claimed to work for Three.
We know that the big networks don't leave much a gap between release dates so it would be fair speculation to suggest that the smartphones will also be available on EE, Vodafone and O2 on, or very close, to those dates. None of the carriers have officially confirmed that they will be selling the device though.
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Agreement Reached on Klamath River Basin Restoration
Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar joined Oregon
Governor Ted Kulongoski, California Governor Arnold
Schwarzenegger, PacificCorp Chief Executive Officer Greg
Abel and the chairmen of the Klamath, Yurok and Karuk
Tribes in announcing final agreements that could
potentially lead to removal of four dams on the Klamath
River and the
largest river restoration project in our nation's
The Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement and the Klamath Hydroelectric Settlement Agreement provide a framework for removal of the dams by 2020 contingent on Congressional approval and a scientific assessment by the Interior Department confirming that their removal is indeed in the public interest. The agreements also outline activities that would be undertaken to restore fisheries and provide water supply certainty to communities and water users in the Basin.
"The Klamath River, which for years was synonymous with controversy, is now a stunning example of how cooperation and partnership can resolve difficult conflicts," said Secretary Salazar. "The Agreements provide a path forward to meet the needs of local communities, tribes, farmers, fishermen and other stakeholders while restoring a beautiful river and its historic salmon runs," Salazar said.
Interior will undertake a rigorous, science-based analysis, as well as a full analysis under the National Environmental Policy Act, and make a final determination by March 31, 2012, whether the benefits of removing the dams will advance restoration of salmon in the Klamath Basin and be in the public interest. The decision will be made in consultation with state, local, and tribal governments and other stakeholders, as appropriate.
The potential removal of the dams is a key piece of a major restoration effort for the Klamath developed by more than 30 diverse stakeholders, including California and Oregon, three tribes, PacifiCorp, water users and conservation groups. The restoration agreements, if confirmed by Congress and fully implemented, would provide sustainable allocation of water for fish harvest, agriculture uses, national wildlife refuges, and other users.


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Historic windows present challenges when it comes to mitigating the effects of UV and thermal transfer. Providing both UV and thermal barriers for historic windows is often accomplished via some ancillary attachment. Here are a few examples, with associated pros and cons:
Insulated roller shades
- Can protect against UV while still allowing natural ventilation
- Can sometimes be concealed when not drawn (doesn't always interfere with historic import)
- Not the best possbile air or thermal barrier - e.g., in winter, can still allow for condensation to form on glass
Sealed quilt or roman shade
- This refers to a heavier, well insulated interior shade mounted on tracks that forms a reasonably good air seal around the window
- A well known brand is Window Quilt (claimed R value from 4.6 to 7.1)
- Bulky, and may not appeal to some; may detract from historic import
- Better air/termal barrier than a roller shad, but might be less than adequate if both UV protection and natural ventilation are desired in summer
Exterior storm window
- Might help to further mitigate any air/moisture infiltration issues
- Newer ones are designed to be nearly invisible - don't detract from historic import
- Can be onerous to remove every spring and replace every fall
Use of exterior awnings, overhangs, or plantings (transpiration, shade)
- Natural, passive
- Can help extend the effects of existing heating/cooling mechanisms
In general, what approaches have any of you attempted, and what sort of results have you achieved? What seems to be a preferred strategy (or combination of strategies), or potential best practice solution to this problem?
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I've found insulated (foam-backed) roller shades to be a simple solution for blocking UV and heat during the summer. The trick is to get as close a fit as possible between the shade and the sashes (or sash stops) and to have the roller positioned horizontally so that the panes are completely covered. This usually means an inside mount, and sometimes a bit of fussing, especially if the window frame is not completely square. For example:
The nice thing about an inside mount is that it keeps the roller out of the way of more decorative (e.g., historic or period-specific) window treatments. Furthermore, the shade is easily concealed when not in use. For example, here is the same window with the roller shade down, blocking the sun during the early part of the day:
And here it is later, rolled up after the sun had transited above the overhang. Note that the shade, and even its control cord (secured at its lower end to the casing, for child safety), are almost fully concealed by the period fishtail swag:
Here's an example of a period linen festoon that obviously could also easily conceal a roller shade (even though there's no roller shade installed in this photo):
A disadvantage of roller shades is that you can't really get a positive seal between the back of the shade and the sash or stops. Such a seal is needed when the shade is pulled down in the winter to prevent the warm air of the room from hitting the cold surfaces of the panes and condensing. And for any walls that lean inward (as you'll often find in very old homes), there may be a considerable separation between the back of the shade and sashes/stops, as the lowered shade will lean away from the wall, making the shade less than effective in either winter or summer.
In these situations, what might work better (although I have yet to try these) are insulated Roman shades, or a commercial product known as a <a href="http://www.1windowquilts.com/">Window Quilt<a>, that attaches to the window casing via a track. The Window Quilt product is heavily insulated, and the manufacturer claims both air blocking and high insulating properties, ranging from about R-5 to R-7, depending on the number of panes and glazing.
By contrast, I have not been able to find any published R values for the foam backed roller shades. However, I intend to also install the Window Quilt in one of my "test windows", and will attempt to do some thermographic analyses of both solutions (and maybe a few others, as well), so I can come up with an empirical basis for comparing these different approaches.
So stay tuned for more.... :-)
Hi Alexander,
I personally have no first hand experience with them. I'd never meant to exclude them from my laundry list above; just wasn't thinking about them at the time. I agree with you that the information available is quite compelling -- they would seem to address air exfiltration and condensation issues, and they don't interfere with the external appearance of historic windows. They're also easier to handle. On the other hand, they wouldn't protect the exterior surfaces of an historic window the way an exterior storm window would.
But in any case, thanks very much for joining the group and for your comment. Consider interior storms to be added to the research topic list.
~ John
I've been making and using interior air panels for 15+ years. They are low cost and effective.
This is the only professional interior storm window I have found.
We have not used them on any projects yet.
Thanks Steve. I'm accumulating a list of links to manufacturers, so will include this one. Appreciate it!
Old House Journal article on "How to Save Energy with Awnings" (August-September 2011):
I have exterior storms made by Allied window. I mount them to furring strips that I have installed inside the windows casing. That way, the trim is not obscured, so they look like an original window. They can be ordered with whatever glass you like and come in several standard and any custom color. They cost about 1/2 as much as replacements and retain the beauty of those old fashioned wood framed windows, while performance is on par with any double pane.
I like exterior storms better than interior, because I don't like to remove and store them for the summer and they are just as important in summer as in winter even here in zone 6. Also, I don't like covering the often painstakingly restored wooden windows, especially with plastic.
For my own house, I use insulated roller shades, also inside mounted so as to be inconspicuous when not in use.
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" ESO " The Spirit of Excellence
PHOTO: "E S O " Headquarters
located in Garching, near Munich
ESO, the European Southern Observatory, is the foremost intergovernmental astronomy organisation in Europe and the world's most productive astronomical observatory.
ESO provides state-of-the-art research facilities to astronomers and is supported by Austria, Belgium, Brazil*, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
Several other countries have expressed an interest in membership.
ESO's main mission, laid down in the 1962 Convention, is to provide state-of-the-art research facilities to astronomers and astrophysicists, allowing them to conduct front-line science in the best conditions.
The annual member state contributions to ESO are approximately 131 million Euros and ESO employs around 730 staff members.
By building and operating a suite of the world's most powerful ground-based astronomical telescopes enabling important scientific discoveries, ESO offers numerous possibilities for technology spin-off and transfer, together with high technology contract opportunities and is a dramatic showcase for European industry.
Whilst the Headquarters (comprising the scientific, technical and administrative centre of the organisation) are located in Garching near Munich, Germany, ESO operates, in addition to the Santiago Centre, three unique observing sites in Chile: La Silla, Paranal and Chajnantor.
"An almost unique level of international cooperation is achieved at ESO, and everything is done by those who can do it best, irrespective of their country or institution. This spirit of excellence is an example for all Europe."
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"In the past few weeks, I've managed to find a bit more free time to work on Haiku. As per usual, the lion's share of this time was spent on improving our integrated debugger. As such, I thought I'd give a brief overview of what's been added, and how it can be useful."


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Victor Sullivan wrote:200 for ManB! What part of "no repeats" didn't you understand, notyou2 and AoG? Also, I believe MrGlassB, Karl_R_Kroenen, Fircoal, Leehar, soldierboy, New_Rules, ElricTheGreat, General Roy, and denthefrog have been mods since then, too.
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15% or more if they switch to Geico
And by no repeats, I thought you meant you couldn't repeat the same mod more than once...


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So I've been slowly redeveloping the itch for mech violence. (It's like a rash.... I'd see a dermatologist, but I don't have health insurance that will cover that at my age.) I'm not ready for a proper return to MWO yet, but I've got a free mech coming in March that will fill a hole in my Clan CW drop deck, so that's going to have me back in the game.
That gives me time to do my homework and rebuild mechs, based on the 3067 tech and balance changes that have been implemented over the past several months. As I pick through the numbers and update my builds, I'll post preliminary thoughts and builds in this thread.
Tonight's thoughts:
Laser Duration
It looks like about half of the Clan beam arsenal is utterly unusable. I avoid laser weapons with a beam duration over one full second, unless it's really good on other metrics, in which case, if some combination of skills and quirks gets the duration under 1.1 seconds, I might just take it. That's ER large lasers out, ER medium lasers out, and all the heavy lasers gone. (HSLs barely squeek in with skills, so I might try a silly 12HSL Nova at some point.)
On this metric, Inner Sphere lasers are still pretty amazing, across the board. ER large lasers used to be the only IS lasers with a beam duration too long for my taste, but they had that duration trimmed just enough to make them pretty reasonable. In fact, combined with the regular large laser's beam duration increase to match the ERLL's new duration, there's little reason to take LLs over ERLLs.
Small-class lasers got a huge damage nerf a while back, but I'm going to want to play with those in the testing grounds at least, before drawing any exceedingly harsh conclusions.
With ERSLs in the Inner Sphere inventory, I wanted to see if I could make an IS equivalent of a Nova. Well, there's no IS medium mechs with double-digit numbers of energy hardpoints, so I pretty quickly abandoned that plan and went looking at an old standby among energy-based IS mechs.
The GHR-5P used to be the go-to variant, with four hardpoints in the upper half of the torso. At the time, its quirks were roughly on-par with the other Grasshopper variants, so the high-mounted hardpoints just made the GHR-5P plainly superior.
That's changed significantly. The durability quirks have been pared back significantly, while most of the other variants had their structure quirks switched to armor. That makes the GHR-5P less attractive for laser vomit or medium pulse builds that operate at medium and close ranges. The high mounts, combined with the five percent energy range quirk, mean that the GHR-5P is still a prime candidate for a quad-ERLL build. This can be an especially good build for first-wave defense on CW maps, on maps that let you snipe over the gates.
If you only need two high-mounts, the GHR-5H is a better option than the 5P, owing to its heat quirk, and for close-range builds, the GHR-5N has the right mix of hardpoints and quirks.
Speaking of, Rak's 8MPL GHR-5N build is impervious to improvement. I fiddled with that thing for two hours tonight, and the best I could do was shave armor for a third jump jet. Is that really a worthwhile trade? Reeeeally? Pilot's preference. I thought that Light Ferro armor might fill in crits and open up some meaningful tonnage. It does free up about a ton, but there's nothing I want to swap out to open crits to use that extra ton. If you've already got an XL340 engine, the GHR-5N gives you a really good cheap-and-cheerful build.
Next Time
I don't know.... I'm trying to stay positive, so probably PPCs, but this thread is going to be about whatever whim strikes me, when the whim strikes me.


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A group of female synchronised swimmers took a dip in a Doncaster fountain as part of the free DNWeekend arts festival.
The girls from Yorkshire Life Aquatic skipped through the fountains outside Cast, watched by bemused onlookers as part of the three day arts extravaganza taking place across the town centre and beyond.
Live performances are taking place at various venues including Sir Nigel Gresley Square, Waterdale, Printing Office Street and the Frenchgate Centre until 3pm this afternoon.


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Juventus assistant coach Angelo Alessio has responded to Shakhtar Donetsk trainer Mircea Lucescu's claims that The Old Lady are predictable by saying that the Turin outfit's regular set-up is similar to Barcelona's approach.
Lucescu claimed that Antonio Conte's team were easy to play against as they rarely change their formation or starting line-up, but Alessio feels that his players should concentrate on booking their place in the Champions League knockout stages and not react to comments from the opposition.
"He can say we're predictable, but we create many scoring opportunities. In that case let's call Barcelona predictable – the same 11 play pretty much all the time and everyone knows the style of football they propose, yet they are the best team of recent years," Alessio told a press conference.
"Lucescu's words remain just that: words. We are extremely concentrated on this match and absolutely want to reach the next round of the Champions League."
Juventus head into the match in Ukraine knowing that a draw will guarantee both them and Shakhtar a place in the last 16 of the competition, but Alessio wants the team to play an attacking style and try to win the match.
"We'll be facing the toughest side in the group, as they are the leaders, but we have improved and can get a result.
"We cannot play for a draw and count on being able to get two results. We've got to take the game to Shakhtar and play the way we know how. We must fight for every single ball."
Wednesday's match marks the end of Alessio's time as Conte's representative on the touchline, with the head coach set to make his return to the dugout against Palermo on Sunday, but the 47-year-old says the players must focus on their next match before looking forward to their trainer's return.
"We are very happy at Antonio's impending return, but right now we are all exclusively focused on this match."
He added: "Giorgio Chiellini trained yesterday and is regularly at our disposal. Antonio will then decide the starting 11 tomorrow."


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A Frenchman, a Swede and an African meet in a junk store …
It sounds like the beginning of a joke, but in reality it's how the Very Best became a band. One of the more acclaimed international groups of the last few years started almost by accident, bringing together three disparate personalities – French DJ Etienne Tron, Swedish producer Johan Hugo (formerly known as Karlberg) and Malawian vocalist Esau Mwamwaya.
Their accidental meeting led to a genre-shattering 2009 album, "Warm Heart of Africa," which featured Mwamwaya trading lines with Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koening on the title track. A recent follow-up, "MTMTMK" (Moshi Moshi/V2), fits the multi-culti songs with a bigger sound, placing Mwamwaya's incandescent voice at the center of huge, arena-worthy choruses.
Hugo and Tron were a successful London-based production team. Mwamwaya was a singer born in Malawi in southeast Africa who had moved to London in 2009 to seek new opportunities. He ended up putting his musical career on hold while working a succession of odd jobs, eventually running the second-hand store where Tron came shopping one day. Tron not only bought a bike but struck up a conversation with Mwamwaya and invited him to a party, where the singer met Tron's musical partner, Hugo.
The trio began working informally on some music. "If we'd sat down and tried to plan it out, we would've done nothing" because the partnership seemed so improbable, Hugo says. "It happened very naturally."
Mwamwaya's vocal skills gave Tron and Hugo no second thoughts from the start.
"We met him and enjoyed his personality, but when we got into the studio and heard how he sang, the way he interpreted our music, it was super exciting," Hugo says. "We weren't working toward making an album for a long time. We'd get together about once a week for four or five hours, because Esau had a job that kept him very busy. After half-a-year, we had a bunch of songs, and at that point we thought maybe we should do a proper album."
After "Warm Heart of Africa" was released, acclaim started to roll in.
"Initially there were a lot of people who said we weren't going anywhere for a project not sung in English (Mwamwaya sings primarily in his native Malawian language, Chichewa)," Hugo says. "Esau was an unknown. We were fighting for our survival in the music world because we were not the most conventional group out there. So we didn't have big expectations. But the musical reception was amazing. We had no bad reviews. I remember telling Esau several times, 'This is not how it normally is. (laughs) We'll get some bad ones eventually.' "
In the years since, Tron and Hugo split, and Hugo continued to work with Mwamwaya on recording a follow-up album.
"We went to New York for six weeks in a big fancy studio and it didn't work out very well," Hugo says. "We were used to recording in hotel rooms. The first album was done on such (cheap) terms. We thrive on that. We ran out of money in New York, so going to Malawi became a good option. There no one would bug us. It felt like the old days, with me and Esau doing exactly what we wanted."
There were obstacles too. The erratic power supply in the studio, for starters.
"Malawi is a very poor country, but it was an amazing experience," Hugo says. "You end up being very isolated in a good way. The Internet connections are bad -- if you have any at all. You're always working against the clock because electricity runs out for a few hours a day. There were a lot of challenges, which creates a very different environment. We'd go to a club in the capital (Lilongwe) on weekends and give the new tracks we were working on to the DJs to test them out. The response shaped what we wanted to do."
With its mélange of African, Jamaican and Euro-disco sounds, "MTMTMK" builds on the international scope of the debut, and adds a more pop-savvy sense of songcraft.
"What always fascinated me about African music is how people play or program drums, how percussion is treated," Hugo says. "But the melody in African music is what I loved above all. Esau is incredibly good at that. On the new album we explore that and blow it out. It's bigger, more pompous than on the first album. I can put down a melody that's not huge, and I know already how Esau will interpret it. We went all out with the epic-ness. The more we toured on the last album, the more I realized the potential he had in him to go massive in his performance. He has the potential to go up next to Coldplay in a stadium and not back down."
As dire as that may sound to some who appreciated the first album's nuances, there is no cause for major concern. Mwamwaya imbues the material with a natural warmth that keeps things grounded.
Hugo says sometimes he still can't get over their fortune in meeting each other: "I've worked with Esau for a good six years now. When we toured the first album, I'd stand on stage sometimes and think, 'How the hell did this happen?' How we met in that junk shop is still amazing to me. I work on so many other projects, but the Very Best is the most joyful of all because it's all been so unexpected."
The Very Best: 10 p.m. Aug. 17 at Lincoln Hall, 2424 N. Lincoln Av., $15; lincolnhallchicago.com.


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I want my novel to transport readers back to 17th-century Ireland. As a writer, I want to transport myself back in time, so I can absorb enough little details to make the story real.
MacLysaght's book, Irish Life in the Seventeenth Century (previous post) keeps giving me good tidbits, but via slow, rambling prose. I don't have to use them all, but some will lead to edits.
example, in the draft, Dinah English has a serious talk with her
brother John while he's out watching the sheep. Most days, I have him
plowing or harvesting. In fiction, you want variety in the your
characters' actions. In real life, however, their daily tasks would have
been repetitive.
MacLysaght wrote that people didn't keep many sheep in nearby King's County
(Offaly) because wolves were so prevalent. Wolves! People brought their
livestock into the bawn at night to protect their animals, not only from
wolves but also from bandits. I'd seen the word "bawn" before, on a
drawing near the Castle in Moate. You won't find it in Webster's
Collegiate Fourth Edition, but Wikipedia says bawns were later used for kitchen gardens.
This stone enclosure sits across the creek from the Castle in Moate, County Westmeath, where the Clibborns lived. It may have been used as a protective corral, a roofless barn. I threw that little detail into the story.
The Englishes must have had some sheep, because the wool industry in Ireland had not yet been crushed by the late 17th-century English laws. However, John English can't be a full-time farmer and a full-time shepherd. My semi-fictional family, living in near-poverty, brings their livestock into a bedroom-sized barn at night, so they can't have a whole flock. Maybe just a few sheep, so they can spin wool for their own clothes.
I didn't take any pictures inside the courtyard when I visited in 2009, but I have the impression that horse stalls run along the longer inside walls. This photo shows the outside of the courtyard/stables, which might have been John Clibborn's bawn.
Here's a detail I decided not to use. MacLysaght writes that people in small castles and keeps (I would call them manor houses) in 17th-century Ireland didn't have much furniture. Instead, they threw layers of rushes on the floor, sometimes three feet deep, and sat and slept on them. Wait a minute! I want to be authentic, but that's too alien to our idea of post-medieval history. How would you walk around in a room filled up to the windows with some sort of perpetual haystack? Quennell's A History of Everyday Things in England shows plenty of 17th-century furniture. Even though that's in England, not Ireland, I'm sticking with sofas and chairs and (perhaps) rope beds for my story.
Here's one more detail — that didn't come from a book — as I imagine John English working the family farm. A few months ago, my Uncle Jim told me how he plowed with a mule as a young man in eastern North Carolina. I was astonished! Yes, some people had tractors then, he said, but they were expensive and unreliable. I asked him if he had to be strong to push the plow down; was he working as hard as the mule? Oh, no, the mule did the work, he said, but the walking wore him out. Especially with a single plow, one row at a time. You walked all day long, and the work was mind-blowingly tedious.
By the way, horses can't stand that tedium. That's why mules and oxen make better farm animals.
I'm amazed how, nearly three hundred years later in the early part of the 20th century, my family did the same work, in the same way, as John English probably did back in Ireland.
Thursday, November 08, 2012
Irish history in the details — Sheep and bawns and rushes on the floor
Posted by Elizabeth Saunders at 7:06 PM
Labels: 17th-century Ireland, 20th-century, CLIBBORN, ENGLISH, writing
2 comments:
- Veronica Roth said...
I have that book of everyday things in England. It's such a shame that all the wolves and bears are gone now in the British Isles.
- Elizabeth Saunders said...
We must like some of the same books, Veronica. Thanks for visiting!
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WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 Road to WrestleMania
|Triple H
|CM Punk
The newest mode in the SmackDown series is Road to WrestleMania, which features six stories starring specific WWE superstars. Not only is the whole mode exciting, but getting through each of the stories will net you a reward. The stories take roughly three hours max with each character, so you could easily blow through them all in only a couple days.
This section of the guide will give you some tips to get through each character's story. Remember that it still all comes down beating the crap out of everyone that stands in your way, but we'll prepare you for some of the specific challenges you'll face.
Note that all stories can wind up branching a bit if you lose certain matches. All our advice here pertains to winning them all, so if you slip up and lose one, you may wind up on a different path.
|Triple H
Triple H, as usual, wants championship gold. Can you lead him to WrestleMania to get it?
|Match 1
You have an optional goal here of pinning Edge specifically, which should be a breeze in practice. Know though that Edge is extremely tough, and will need at least two body parts red, one orange, and one yellow to even have a chance of being pinned. Keep this in mind, because Edge is going to be a pain for you during the whole story.
Go on the offense, beat up both guys, and throw Mr. Kennedy out of the ring once both guys are red. As Kennedy licks his wounds outside the ring, you can finish Edge in the ring and fulfill your goal. Doing so will earn you several more move sets for created wrestlers.
|Match 2
You vs. Edge & Mr. Kennedy. Pretty much the same thing at the last match, except that you have to take the opponents on as a team, and there are no special goals here.
|Match 3
You vs. Randy Orton. Standard singles match, with Edge interfering at the end to cost you the title shot even though you technically win the match.
|Match 4
You vs. Edge & Mr. Kennedy. Another handicap match like before, but this one is no-DQ. Take the fight outside and go weapon-happy, and try to target Mr. Kennedy as you'll get done with things in half the time.
|Match 5
You & Randy Orton vs. Edge & Mr. Kennedy. Standard tag match, no surprises.You & Randy Orton vs. Edge & Mr. Kennedy. Standard tag match, no surprises.
|Match 6
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|Match 9
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|Match 10
We'll branch off the walkthrough here, depending on where you go. First, we'll take the Evolution path, then the DX path.
|Match 11a
You, Randy Orton, & Batista vs. Shawn Michaels. Not a match but a fight, this is a simple 3-on-1 beatdown of the Heartbreak Kid for a few minutes.
|Match 12a
You vs. Shawn Michaels. Standard singles match, until Randy Orton interferes at the end on your behalf.Standard singles match.
|Match 13a
You & Randy Orton vs. Shawn Michaels & Cody Rhodes. This is a standard tag match, but you have the required goal of turning on Orton and causing him to lose. Tag yourself out at the earliest opportunity, then just beat the crap out of him whenever you can. Don't get yourself disqualified in the process by staying in the ring too long, but enter and attack Orton when you can. Once he has a red body part or two, just excuse yourself from the match by staying away from the ring for awhile.
|Match 14a
You vs. Batista. This is a standard singles match, but Trips want to get it over with quickly. To beat Batista in under 2 minutes, 30 seconds, use a lot of head-targeted offense like his spear and punches (running grapple + right). Keep the pressure up, hit the Pedigree, and you'll go home with the Evolution music and entrance video.
|Match 15a
Once you clear Trips's story, you'll unlock Ric Flair as a playable character. But before we close the chapter on this completely, let's load up the alternate save, rewrite history, and reunite DX by giving Shawn Michaels the win in the decisive title match...
|Match 11b
You (w/ Shawn Michaels) vs. Randy Orton & Batista (w/ Ric Flair). Not a match but a fight, you need to smack around both of your opponents so they're down simultaneously. This may take a bit, as both guys will recover a bit quickly; you'll have to probably wear them both down to red before it'll work. Do this, and the story will advance.
|Match 12b
Despite being outnumbered, you'll want to take this one as a standard tag match. Isolate one opponent, beat him down, and let Shawn run crazy once you hit your finisher. You may have to help him out, because he tends to focus on only one of the illegal men, but you'll be able to keep them contained. Make the pin, and you'll be one step closer to WrestleMania.
|Match 13b
You vs. Randy Orton. Standard singles match, but you've got the optional goal of nailing Orton three times with the Pedigree before winning. After all you've gone through so far, it should be a piece of cake. Do that, and you'll unlock most of the DX stuff: entrances, music, and the video.
|Match 14b
You & Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Orton & Batista. After a cut scene, you have to deal with an impromptu fight against two members of Evolution. All you need to do here is put them through the conveniently placed tables, and you can move on to WrestleMania. Just attack whichever happens to be closer to you, charge up your momentum meter, then Irish Whip him into a table. Move forward, hit the indicated button, and you'll do a table finisher. You must eliminate both guys, and Shawn can't suffer the same fate.
|Match 15b
You vs. Shawn Michaels. Standard singles match, no surprises. With this branch of the story done, you unlock Shawn's and Triple H's DX outfits for other modes, as well as earning an Xbox 360 Achievement.
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|Continue Road to WrestleMania...
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Review
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Introduction:
Here we are just a scant few months removed from the introduction of the fastest single GPU on the market, NVIDIA's GTX Titan that rewrote the book on single GPU performance. Priced at $1000 it was and is a part for the uncompromising gamer with deep pockets, especially when you look at running more than one in an SLI configuration. The cash outlay adds up fast when you get in that rarefied air. So where do you go from that point with the single fastest GPU and one of the best implemented DUAL GPU solutions in the GTX 690? Refreshing the lower end of the product stack? With parts like that no way! How about stepping down the performance just a notch to improve on what the GTX 680 has to offer or just adding another performance layer into the product stack? Nope!
NVIDIA's strategy with the GTX 780 is to replace the aging GTX 680 by using the GK110 core used in the GTX Titan but scaling it back a bit allow it to fit into a more attractive price/performance point. Surely we don't need another $1000 behemoth running around. At $649, the GTX 780 is going to fill that price point that the GTX 680 filled at introduction but bring with it that measurable up swing in the level of performance it is capable of delivering.
NVIDIA's GTX 780 is built around the Kepler GK110 core with a core clock speed of 863MHz and a boost clock of 900MHz by way of NVIDIA's GPU Boost 2.0 technology. GPU Boost 2.0 dynamically adjusts the clock speeds and voltages to fit within not just a power envelope but to fit within a temperature envelope that really lets the clock speed scale as long as cooling is up to the task. You want higher clock speeds you raise the thermal limit. As long as the cooling keeps up you get a higher clock speed when under boost conditions. To further improve the GTX 780's noise profile, an adaptive fan controller is employed to even out the fan speeds of the card while under load.
Having drivers ready and available for new games are a source of pride for NVIDIA and with this card the GeForce Experience is coming out of beta and will be officially launched with the 320 series launch driver for the GTX 780. GeForce Experience takes the guesswork out of finding the best settings for the games you play. NVIDIA does all the back end work to ensure you get the best possible experience when playing your games, new or old. Along with the new you still get the added value support items including 3D Vision/Surround support, Adaptive VSync, PhysX, TXAA, and SLI that all add in value to the gaming experience. A few months back we saw what the Titan could deliver; let's see what the GTX 780 can do to try and live up to that legacy!
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 Closer Look:
Straight out of the packaging we get a card that for all intents and purposes looks like the GTX Titan from all angles. You get the great looking aluminum shroud with a clear polycarbonate window that shows off the vapor chamber cooling solution. The look is still just a stunning as when introduced on the GTX 690. The one key give away that shows this is not the GTX Titan is the GTX 780 logo at the front end of the aluminum fan shroud. The GTX 780 is 10.5 inches in length, allowing it to fit in a vast majority of the chassis on the market today. The efficient dual slot vapor chamber-based cooling system is coupled with a blower style fan to exhaust all of the thermal load generated by the card outside of the chassis. This brings up some interesting possibilities when it comes time for small form factor builds; one of the tenets when putting together the GTX Titan. Along the top of the card is the GeForce GTX logo that lights up to show your competition what's inside your rig.
Display connectivity is a carryover from GTX Titan with a pair of Dual Link DVI ports, a single full size DisplayPort 1.2 port, and an HDMI 1.4a port. With this configuration up to four monitors are supported in a 3+1 configuration. The thermal load is all exhausted through the mounting bracket and surprisingly does not impact the noise signature of the card with the single slot opening. Along the back end of the card is an opening with part of the finned aluminum heat sink packages that takes incoming airflow to help cool the VRM circuit before running through the main vapor chamber heat sink.
Much like the GTX Titan, the GTX 780 should support up to 4-Way SLI solutions for those looking for the ultimate in gaming horsepower. By using a dual slot cooling solution it should fit a board that supports a 4-Way SLI solution. A pair of SLI Bridge connections are used to interconnect the cards through an SLI bridge. NVIDIA suggests a power supply of at least 600 watts with both 6-pin and 8-pin PEG connectors standard to supply the 235 watt max TDP for the card and components.
By constantly evolving the cooling solutions and hardware controls, NVIDIA hit a high point with the design used on the GTX Titan. It leverages that design on the GTX 780 with new enhancements that include an adaptive temperature controller to improve acoustics. Using this controller and a new fan algorithm the fan speed stays almost at a consistent level during load situations. This eliminates the constant fan cycling under load for a more pleasant experience. An aluminum base is used to cool the 6+2 phase power circuit and eliminate board flex to improve longevity.
Last but not least we get to the GK110 core used as the heart and soul of the operation. This implementation of the GK110 core is built on a 28nm process that houses 7.1 billion transistors. This time around we get four or five Graphics Processing Clusters, 12 SMX with 192 CUDA cores that takes us up to the 2304 core count, 1.5MB of shared L2 cache, 198 Texture units, 48 ROPs, and a drop to 3GB of GDDR5 memory running through the still new 6x64-bit (384-bit) bus. Clock speeds are set dynamically based on how GPU Boost 2.0 manages the thermals and power windows. Out of the box we see a base core clock of 863MHz on the 2304 CUDA cores with a boost clock of 902Mhz or higher on the core with 1502MHz on the GDDR5 memory. Samsung once again gets the nod for the memory and supplies 3GB on the GTX 780.
New with the launch of the GTX 780 is the release candidate for a new tool NVIDIA has been working on to allow gamers to take advantage of the hard work NVIDIA does on the back end to provide the best possible gaming experience, hence the name of the tool called GeForce Experience. This tool is multifaceted as it helps keep your drivers up to date so you have the latest releases for the newest games, provides system information, and most importantly it provides a resource to tweak the settings for each game based on the GeForce hardware you own. Say you get tired of testing and tweaking the visual quality settings trying to find that good balance between FPS performance and visual quality. No problem. Open up GeForce Experience, choose your game from a list, and you see the optimized settings. You can choose to change them on your own or just hit the optimize button and then sit back and enjoy the highest FPS performance/visual quality settings your hardware can use.
Now let's dig into what the GTX 780 has to offer the gamer in us all. As AMD ramps up its operations, is this a preemptive strike or a way to say take your best shot, we got it covered!


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Calm Clam: Aggressive police enforcement keeps lid on student beach bash
By Andrew Brophy
Police on Monday released the breakdown of charges filed during Saturday's Clam Jam, the annual pre-graduation beach party organized by Fairfield University students, with far fewer arrested than in some years past.
The event, because of morning rain and a court injunction restricting the crowd's size and access to the Lantern Point party setting, unfolded with relatively few of the disruptions and arrests that marred some Clam Jams in years past.
Capt. Josh Zabin said two people were issued infractions for creating a public disturbance, five received infractions for having an open container of alcohol, two were cited for possession of alcohol by a minor, three were cited for simple trespass, three were charged with criminal trespass and three were charged with breach of peace.
Four vehicles were towed during the course of the event.
There were only four arrests with people taken into custody during the course of this year's party. In 2010, for instance, there were 26 arrests at the party, and in 2011, 36 people got arrested.
- George Daniolos, 24, of Astoria Lane in Shelton, was charged with breach of peace and interfering with an officer. Daniolos refused to obey an officer's command to leave a large party at Lantern Point, a complex of beach rental houses by the corner of Fairfield Beach and Reef roads, and engaged in "tumultuous behavior," according to the report.
Police said Daniolos was blocking a small "choke point" where other party-goers were trying to leave and that he yelled at officers who told him to move and raised his fist in the air at an officer. He was arrested about 4:22 p.m. Saturday and was released after posting $500 bond. He was scheduled to appear May 7 in Bridgeport Superior Court.
- Edward Nilan, 20, of Chatham Avenue in Milford, was charged with interfering with an officer and breach of peace after he allegedly punched a horse used by a mounted patrol unit of the Bridgeport police. According to the report, Nilan contended that he was petting the horse, though Bridgeport officers said they saw him hit the horse with a closed fist. Nilan said he intervened when officers were trying to clear a large party at Lund Court because a horse had stepped on a woman's foot and he didn't think anyone was assisting her, according to the report. The horse that Nilan punched was not the horse that stepped on the girl's foot when she refused to move, police said, adding that Nilan hit the horse several minutes after her foot was stepped on. The horse wasn't injured, police said. Nilan, arrested about 4:30 p.m. Saturday, was released on a promise to appear May 14 in Bridgeport Superior Court.
- Robert J. Orlando, 21, of Milton, Mass., was charged with second-degree breach of peace, first-degree criminal trespass and interfering with police after he refused to leave a large party at Lantern Point on Saturday afternoon. Police said private security at Lantern Point asked Orlando to leave because he was trespassing and that Orlando shouted profanities. Police then took hold of Orlando to remove him for trespassing and he "loudly protested" his arrest and continued to yell profanities on the way to the police department. Orlando was released on a promise to appear May 8 at Bridgeport Superior Court and was then taken to the Emergency Department at Bridgeport Hospital due to "extreme intoxication," according to police.
- Shane Sullivan, 19, of Chelmsford, Mass., was charged with second-degree criminal trespass, interfering with an officer and possession of a counterfeit ID after he entered private property at Lantern Point and walked away from an officer who asked him to leave. Police said he had a fake Rhode Island driver's license on him. He was arrested about 11:32 a.m. Saturday and was released after posting $250 bond, police said. He was scheduled to appear May 7 in Bridgeport Superior Court, police said.
"We had a very strong police presence early on," Zabin said. He said 13 officers from neighboring agencies assisted Fairfield police under a mutual-aid agreement and that the police presence "sent a strong message as of 8 a.m. that Lantern Point was limited to guests and residents only, resulting in many individuals being turned away."
"The rain hampered some of the crowds, but definitely not all of them, and as the sun began to come out, neighboring residences began to host parties of their own, which we addressed by having a strong police presence and dispersing crowds at owners' request," Zabin said.
Zabin said the mutual aid and two DWI checkpoints were not funded by local taxpayers. He said the checkpoints were paid for by a federal grant.
"I'd like to thank the men and women of the Fairfield Police Department along with our neighboring agencies for their firm stand in addressing disorderly behavior in the Fairfield Beach Road neighborhood, and I'd also like to applaud them for their professionalism throughout the day, especially at times when there were some tense and uncertain situations they had to handle," Zabin added.


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This Early Vote Calculation from Gallup Looks Terrible for Obama
It hasn't gotten too much attention outside of talk radio, but if accurate, Gallup's study of early voters neutralizes one of the Obama campaign's best road-to-victory talking points. As it conducted tracking polls (which have been paused for now), Gallup asked voters whether they'd cast ballots or intended to before election day. The early voters broke 52-46 for Mitt Romney. The dawdling voters who would vote before election day were tied, 49-49. The voters waiting for November 6 broke for Romney, again, by a 6-point margin.
This would be easy to explain away if Obama had lagged in 2008's early vote. After all, this study includes votes in Georgia and Texas and other places that have broken away from Obama. But... in 2008, Obama was winning this vote. An identical Gallup study taken around the same time gave Obama a 53-43 lead with early voters and a 50-44 lead on voters who would wait for election day. I've asked the Obama campaign to explain what Gallup might be missing, and will update with any response, but what response would explain this?
UPDATE: But this is just Gallup. The Obama campaign has kept up an early vote blog, offering new numbers from the states, and it makes a good case that it's held its swing state lead. This, according to polls, is the range of the possible early vote lead.
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10 Signs A Coworker Is Flirting With You
These 10 signs a co-worker is flirting with you are usually easy to spot. There are more than just ten ways to flirt, but some flirting techniques are more obvious than others. If you like your co-worker, use her flirting as a chance to ask her out. If you are unavailable due to already being in a relationship, it is best to end the flirting before it gets out of hand so you do not lead your co-worker on.
- If your co-worker always brings you coffee, even if you already have a cup, she's are flirting. She's are just looking for any opportunity to talk to you when she brings you coffee. If you like it when she does this for you, let your co-worker continue her flirting. If not, tell her politely to ask first if you want coffee so she saves themselves some time.
- Another flirting sign is when a co-worker stops talking to someone else when you walk by. If your co-worker starts to talk with you and leaves the other worker hanging, she may be flirting. Sometimes this is annoying, so if you do not like it, just come right and ask your co-worker about it.
- A co-worker who sits next to you in the lunch room every day may be flirting. Especially if she gets up from her seat and move next to you after you come into the lunch room. Other workers may notice this, so unless you don't care, you might want to try and eat before or after your co-worker does.
- Workers often eat out at restaurants together, but a co-worker who asks you to go may be flirting. Maybe she's too afraid too ask you out on an actual date, so she'll ask you to lunch instead. If you like her, you might want to ask her to dinner to see where it leads.
- A co-worker is flirting with you when she constantly asks if she can get you anything. Maybe she's just being nice, but if she always go out of her way for you, it could be something else. Don't take advantage of her generosity every time if you have no intentions of asking her out.
- If it always seems your co-worker is staring at you when you see her, that's a sign. You can usually tell when someone likes you if you catch her staring at you all the time. Use it as an opportunity if you want to go out with her.
- Your co-worker is flirting with you if her finds any reason to touch you. Some people naturally touch others when they talk, but if your co-worker seems to touch you a lot, she's flirting. Be careful touching your co-worker back too many times since harassment is an ugly charge.
- If a co-worker spends more time with you than others at office parties, she likes you. If it's just a Christmas party flirt, it might be nothing. But some companies have monthly parties to celebrate their success, so if your co-worker always hangs around you when there are others around, she's probably interested in you.
- Your co-worker is flirting with you when she makes other workers notice you. One example is when you walk by a crowd of workers and your co-worker calls your name out in a nice way. If she didn't like you, she probably wouldn't do this since it is a little obnoxious.
- Smiling is one of the signs a co-worker is flirting with you. If you notice a co-worker always smiles at you at work when there is no good reason for it, she may like you. You can find out by asking her out if you like her.
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