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Custom-build homes, crafted to suit buyers, may soon become part of the fabric of the housing market.
Creating your own home from the ground up is a monumental task. But there is another option for buyers seeking something more personal. With a "custom build", you work alongside a specialist self-build developer.
The concept is a bit like baking a Victoria sponge from a mix. A lot of the work is done for you, but you do have a chance to put your personal stamp on things, and you save some money on the building costs and stamp duty.
Since custom build is a new concept, first introduced in 2011 in the Government's Housing Strategy for England, individual developers are approaching it in different ways.
You can buy an off-plan property which the developer will allow you to customise. Building firms can also gather a group of would-be homeowners who then become the clients, and the company acts as their contractor to help with finding a site and designing their homes.
Another option on offer at the moment would be to buy a house at Blenheim Grove , Peckham, a boutique development by Inhabit Homes on a once derelict plot. The land was bought by Inhabit last year and it now has planning permission to build five houses. It will build the super-structure of the homes, leaving the fitting out to the new owners.Blenheim Grove
Prices start at £740,000 for a shell house (1,266 sq ft) which, when completed, could have up to four bedrooms. Fitting it out would cost from £75,000 — less if the owners are prepared to do some of the work themselves, more if they have designer tastes.
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text: Big Win for Micronutrients October 26, 2013 06:29 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Farm Journal Editors Email Written by Jeanne Bernick and Rhonda Brooks While you won't see nitrogen, phosphorus or potassium take a back seat to micronutrients, farmers are using more so-called second-tier minerals, such as boron, copper, manganese and zinc, to boost yields. Just how much is highlighted by MarketsandMarkets (M&M), a Dallas-based market research and consulting company, in its report, "Micronutrient Market by Type, Application Mode, Crop Type and Geography–Global Trends and Forecasts to 2017." M&M research shows that company global revenues reached $3.77 billion in 2011. The agency expects that dollar amount to nearly double in the next four years. North American sales constitute 20% of total agriculture micronutrient market revenues and are expected to have the fastest growth, about 8.9%, through 2017. Back to news


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Jessica Simpson has been giving her best friend Cacee Cobb words of encouragement and advice as the close pals endure the highs and lows of pregnancy together.
The singer/actress, who recently confirmed reports she's pregnant with her second child, is already familiar with the problems expectant mothers face after becoming a first-time parent to daughter Maxwell last year (12), and now she is sharing her wisdom with Cobb, who is due to give birth for the first time this summer (13).
Cobb's actor husband, Scrubs star Donald Faison, reveals the women's bond has grown even stronger as a result of their shared experiences.
He tells People.com, "Imagine if you and your best friend were pregnant at the same time - Cacee's loving it. They hang out all the time anyway, but now they hang out and talk baby stuff, look at baby stuff online, and go shopping for baby stuff together.
"You think when you get pregnant, it's going to be glitz and glamour and everything's going to be wonderful, but they don't tell you about the morning sickness, they don't tell you about the constipation and being uncomfortable."
And Faison is doing all he can to make sure Cobb is as comfortable as possible as they prepare for parenthood: "I do my best not to annoy my wife, I just get out of her way. But then I do my best to show her love also. I've become a good foot massager!"


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Brand: A-Herbal
Quantity: 5 Packs : 100 Capsules per pack
Manufacture: Thailand
price: $100
Pueraria mirifica is an indigenous herb of Thailand, known in Thai as "Kwao Krua" or "Kwao Krua Kao" (White Kwao Krua), It belongs to the Family Leguminosae, subfamily Papilionoideae or the soy, bean & pea subfamily. The plants are commonly found in abundant in the forests in the north, the west and the northeast of Thailand.
Women in the rural communities in Thailand where this herb grows
have used the tuberous roots of Pueraria mirifica effectively as "rejuvenating" folk medicine for well over a hundred years.
It has become well known and has received much attention from Thai and foreign scientists and mainstream alike not so many years ago. According to Thai traditional medicine, this "rejuvenating" herb is recommended for both aged men and women.
• Serve as an anti-wrinkle agent for aged and wrinkled skin.
• Breast enlargement, breast life-up, increase cleavage.
• Darken white hair, and increase hair growth.
• Alleviate cataract problems.
• Help with memory loss.
• Increase energy and vigor, more reflexive bodily movements.
• Increase blood circulation.
• Increase appetite, and alleviate sleep disorders.
Serving Size: 2 Capsules
Serving Per Container: 50
100% Pure Pueraria Mirifica 500mg.
As a dietary supplement
Take before sleep 1-2 capsules and after breakfast 1-2 capsules
• Do not exceed the recommended amount
• Do not take if pregnant of breast feeding (lactating)
• Not intended for use by persons under 18 years of age
• Do not take supplements as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet
• Consult your GP before taking food supplements if you are taking any medication or have an existing medical problem
• Do not exceed more than 3000mg in any 24 hour period without consulting a medical advisor.
• Keep out of reach of children• Store in a cool, dry place.
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The B.I.C. comes to Canada
Jay-Z kicks of the Legends of the Summer tour with Justin Timberlake tonight in Toronto. In advance of tonight's show, he and Beyonce took the Blue Ivy Carter out for lunch today in Yorkville. It's Blue's first trip to Canada, right? I think so…?
And she was received like proper royalty, obviously.
After all, this is the first child of …well… her parents.
Which is why this happened:
(Thanks Julia!)
You think Mrs Timberlake has tried to be best friends with the B.I.C.? You think Mrs Timberlake is offering to birth a best friend for the B.I.C.? This makes me laugh. That Justin Timberlake's kid might someday be Blue Ivy Carter's bitch.


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Remember 1999? Times were good and we could waste our money on the dumbest shit imaginable.
Razor Scooters
Nothing promised more and delivered less than the Razor scooter. Don't let that cool futuristic design fool you. These things were flimsier than skateboards and would send you flying at the smallest crack. That "brake" on the back wheel must have been an inside joke around the factory that somehow made it to production. All that brake did was emit a fluorescent trail of melting-wheel-smoke that would help signal the paramedics at the bottom of the hill.
Sega Dreamcast
The Dreamcast was actually a pretty cool machine. It had good graphics, could connect to the Internet (editor's note: never knew anyone who did this) and had some decent games right at their super cool launch date: 9-9-1999. The only problem was Sony released Final Fantasy VII that same week for Playstation, and it turned out to be pretty sweet. So sweet, in fact, that a lot of people decided they'd rather wait for Playstation 2 instead of buying a Dreamcast. Dreamcast still could have survived, except for the fact that software sales sucked because you could just burn copies of the games with your fancy new CDR drive. Before long, the Dreamcast was dead. Suddenly the $500 bucks you dropped on a system, game, VMU and 4 controllers seemed like kind of a waste.
A Ticket to "Star Wars: Episode 1"
Fuck you, George Lucas. That's pretty much all I have to say about this one. Although the pod racer arcade game is still a good time, so I guess it wasn't a total catastrophe.
Y2K Survival Supplies
When Prince said he was going to "party like it's 1999" he probably wasn't picturing a year's supply of canned tuna and 200 gallons of distilled water. Even more confusing than people's conviction that the end was near was the notion that a trip to Costco would help you live after the apocalypse. And while your stockpiles of canned beans and road flares might come in handy when your drunk and bored one night, the various books/VHS tapes and CD-Roms you bought on survival would almost instantly be useless. The information is still good, it's just that nobody uses VCRs, CD-Roms or books anymore.
Being really into Pokemon wasn't just a waste of money, it was a waste of your future. This show was so stupid, it most likely made you dumber. At the very least, it prevented you from getting any smarter. Then, years later when you casually make a reference to Pokemon at a party you guarantee that nobody within earshot will ever willingly have sex with you. On top of all the real damage Pokemon could do to your mental aptitude and social life, it was a ridiculous waste of money. "Dad, can I have $200 for a card that does nothing?" "No problem, I'm investing in websites that do nothing and it seems to be paying off so far."
Smash Mouth
None of us had to buy Smash Mouth's "Astro Lounge" album in 1999, but a lot of us did anyways. "All Star" seemed like our friend at first. A catchy anthem that would serve as the soundtrack for pool parties and trips to the beach. Then, somewhere around the 500th time you heard it, you were left wondering why you bothered buying the album. There were no other good songs and you were going to hear "All Star" 20 times a day every day whether you purchased it or not. What was once music to our ears became a sad reminder that we helped buy the fat dude who can't sing another cheeseburger and pair of designer sunglasses.
Mars Climate Orbiter
You were probably too busy livin' la vida loca to notice, but in 1999 we invested over 325 million dollars in something called the Mars Climate Orbiter. The point of this mission was to understand more about the climate on Mars, which already seems kind of pointless, but none of that matters because the orbiter exploded before it could come anywhere near Mars. Human error on the programming side confused a unit of measurement, causing the craft to drift off course and get destroyed in the atmosphere. It takes a rocket scientist to make that kind of mistake.
All That Shit You Bought on eBay
Alf keychains. Autographed sports jerseys with no certificate of authenticity. Shoe boxes filled with Pogs. There was no end to the worthless shit you could buy on eBay when it burst on the scene in 1999, and most people were helpless to this new American pastime. The only thing more painful than winning one of these auctions was losing at the last second when someone outbid you by 25 cents. Brave new world, indeed.
A Ticket to Woodstock '99
Woodstock 1999 was everything that the original Woodstock wasn't. It was a corporate sponsored celebration of capitalism that attempted to squeeze some money out of the Woodstock brand. The result is one of the worst music festivals in history. Attendees were subjected to overflowing bathrooms, overpriced food, $4 bottles of water and Limp Bizkit. It's not surprising that they started setting the place on fire, but that's not really in line with whole "peace and love" thing the original concert was all about. Also, people were raped and there was rampant looting and violence. And did we mention Limp Bizkit? All for the low price of $150 +Ticketmaster handling fees! What a bargain!


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Platt Tech grad Baccielo earns All-American honors in men's soccer
BACCIELO HONORED: Five days after he was named a Daktronics NCAA Division II Second Team All-American, junior Joe Baccielo of Stratford of the Post University men's soccer team was tabbed a 2012 National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/Continental Tire NCAA Division II Third Team All-American on Tuesday. Baccielo, who played at Platt Tech, is the first NSCAA All-American in Post University history and the first Eagles' soccer player to nab a pair of All-America honors in the same season. Baccielo, a Capital One Academic All-America Division II Second Team selection, netted a team-best 15 goals and 38 points. Baccielo, the 2012 Daktronics East Region Co-Player of the Year, ranked 11th in the country in points and goals.


text: Dr. King delivers this speech at the National Biennial Convention of the American Jewish Congress. The convention took place May 1, 1958 in Miami Beach, Florida. Dr. King discusses how the Jewish and Negro communities are unified by the escape of bondage. They share a common fight against the deadly enemies of oppression. He continues on to discuss the things that need to be done in order for African Americans to reach great potential along with the importance of fighting for and obtaining democracy.


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Had an accont here years ago - back then, I was obese (145kg/176cm) and struggled to lose the excessive weight and become more fit. Back then, I did not exercise on regular basis nor took care of my health as I should. Now, I weigh in at 78-80kg - exercises everyday (active rest included), more aware what I eat etc (however, that won't stop me from overconsuming crappy, sugary foods).
My training primarily focus on long-distance running (roads to rough terrain) and cycling. Couple of weeks ago, I started a strength program to perform better on my running and in same time become stronger (and look well-trained) - however, I follow my routines strict - pushing the limits.
Every morning and evening, I do perform yoga/strength routines (body weigth exercises). I have also a separate program for my running - 3-4 times a week, when the weather allows it, I tend to swap a running session for HIC-pass at gym (3-4x20min with bodyweight exercises in between) or swimming when it's too cold/snowy outdoors.
Strengthprogram (gym) minimum 3 times/week
Always 20 min high intensity cardio as warm-up.
Warm-up: 20m HIC + Chins
Chest, Dumbbel Press, 4 set, 12 rep
Chest, Bench Press, 3 set, 12 rep
Chest, Chest Press, 4 set, 8 rep
Chest, Dumbbell pull-over (on bench), 3 set, 8 rep
Chest, Push-ups, 3 set, 15 rep
Shoulders, Military Press, 4 set, 8 rep
Shoulders, Dumbbell Lift (at side, simultaneously), 4 set, 8 rep
Shoulders, Shrugs (bar), 3 set, 6 rep
Triceps, DIPS, 4 set, 10 rep
Triceps, Dumbbell on bench, 4 set, 10 rep
Triceps, Pushdown (cable), 4 set, 10 rep
Finsh: Chins, Push-ups, Sit-ups, Plank etc (combinaton of mentioned)
Warm-up: 20m HIC + Chins
Back, Deadlift, 4 set, 8 rep
Back, Chins, 3 set, 8-15 rep
Back, Bar Rowing, 3-4 set, 8 rep
Shoulders, Flyes (standing straight), 4 set, 8 rep
Shoulders, Flyes (leaned forward), 3 set, 8 rep
Shoulders, Bar Flexion, 4 set, 8 rep
BICEPS, Dumbbellcurls, 3 set, 12 rep
BICEPS, Barcurls, 3-4 set, 12 rep
BICEPS, Bicepscurls (leaned forward with bar), 3 set, 8 rep
Forearms, Hammercurls, 4 set, 10 rep
FINISH: Chins, Push-ups, Sit-ups
Warm-up: 20m HIC + Chins
Legs, Squats, 4 set, 10 rep
Legs, Lunges (with bar), 4 set, 6 rep
Legs, Leg press, 5 set, 10 rep
Legs, Straigth deadlift, 4 set, 8 rep
Legs, Lying leg curls, 4 set, 12 rep
Legs, Leg extension, 4 set, 15 rep
Behind/Hip, One-leg lift, 2 set, 15 rep
Behind/Hip, two-leg lift, 4 set, 12 rep
Abdomen, Side curl 3 set, 10 rep
Abdomen, Lying gymball lift, 3 set, 10 rep
Abdomen, Lying crunch, 3 set, 10 rep
Abdomen, Plank, 4 set
Finish: Chins, Push-ups, Sit-ups


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The Latest from Iran (29 January): Sideshows and Main Events
The civil society's endurance depends on acceptance and realization of modern norms and principles. When a ruling establishment with an outdated legal system tries to impose itself politically and ideologically on a modern society, the result will be widespread protests.
2315 GMT: Correction of the Day. Although it was not widely noted, there were 40th Day memorial ceremonies for Grand Ayatollah Montazeri in Qom.
2310 GMT: Diversion of the Day. From Press TV:
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's top aide said Friday Tehran is concerned about the direction of the US administration after President Barack Obama delivered his first State of the Union address.
"We have concerns Obama will not be successful in bring change to US policies," Esfandiar Rahim-Mashai, the senior aide to President Ahmadinejad and his chief of staff, said.
With respect, Esfandiar, I don't think President Obama is your biggest concern right now.
NEW Iran Patriotism Special: Wiping the Green From The Flag
Iran Document: Karroubi Maintains the Pressure (28 January)
Iran Document: Resignation Letter of Diplomat in Japan "Join the People"
Iran Document/Analysis: Karroubi's Statement on the Political Situation (27 January)
Iran Analysis: Leadership in the Green Movement
The Latest from Iran (28 January): Trouble Brewing
2300 GMT: Yawn. Well, we started the day with a sanctions sideshow (see 0650 GMT), so I guess it is fitting to close with one. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, speaking in Paris:
China will be under a lot of pressure to recognize the destabilizing impact that a nuclear-armed Iran would have in the [Persian] Gulf, from which they receive a significant percentage of their own supplies....We understand that right now it seems counterproductive to [China] to sanction a country from which you get so much of the natural resources your growing economy needs....[But China] needs to think about the longer-term implications.
1. The White House is not even at the point of agreeing a sanctions package with the US Congress, let alone countries with far different agendas.
2. China is not going to agree tough sanctions in the UN Security Council. Really. Clinton is blowing smoke.
3. About the only outcome of this will be Press TV running a story on bad America threatening good Iran Government.
2250 GMT: Back after a break (Up In The Air is fantastic --- there, I've said it) to find that the reformist Islamic Iran Participation Front has written an open letter to Iran's head of judiciary, Sadegh Larijani, putting a series of questions over the executions of Mohammad Reza Ali Zamani and Arash Ramanipour.
1820 GMT: We've moved our item on the regime's apparent removal of Green from Iran's flag to a separate entry.
1755 GMT: Today's Pot-Kettle-Black Moment. Just came across a discussion on Press TV of a bill, passed in the US House of Representatives, threatening to block "anti-US" television channels.
Don't get me wrong: this is an incredibly stupid measure, although as Professor William Beeman, the most reflective of the three guests notes, it is a symbolic declaration unlikely to become law. However, I have to note that at no point do the words "Internet filtering", "expulsion/imprisonment of journalists", "jamming of satellite signals" (say, of Voice of America Persian or BBC Persian) come up in the conversation, which also includes a Dr Franklin Lamb and a Dr Seyed Mohammad Marandi.
1750 GMT: The Judiciary v. Ahmadinejad. At insideIRAN, Arash Aramesh has a useful summary of the suspension of the publication Hemmat by Iran's judiciary. The twist is that Hemmat, which ran into trouble for running an attack piece against Hashemi Rafsanjani, is a supporter of the Ahmadinejad Government. No surprise then that the President reportedly declared:
I am not very happy with some of the Judiciary's actions. Someone published a paper and you shut it down. It is the job of a jury to order the closure of publications. We do not agree with such actions and believe that these actions show a spirit of dictatorship.
However, Aramesh does not connect the Hemmat story to the imprisonment of Mohammad Jafar Behdad (see 1230 GMT), an official in the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, for four months.
1725 GMT: The Latest from Gohardasht Prison. Peyke Iran reports that 300 Ashura detainees are under severe pressure by Ministry of Intelligence agents, demanding confessions of "mohareb" (war against God), in sections controlled by the Revolutionary Guard.
1700 GMT: The International Committee for Human Rights in Iran has started a new blog. Current posts consider the Zamani/Rahmanipour executions and "Members of Committee of Human Rights Reporters Under Pressure to Make Forced Confessions".
1600 GMT: The Strategy of Deaths. Tehran Prosecutor General Abbas Jafari Doulatabadi has offered details on the regime's handling of executions: having put to death two pre-election detainees to death yesterday, the Government has handed down five more sentences on five people arrested on Ashura (27 December). The sentences are currently being appealed.
Doulatabadi's declaration complements a recent announcement that by Iran Prosecutor General Gholamhosein Mohseni Ejei that at least three Ashura Day detainees will be executed. Ejei also said four more pre-election prisoners had been sentenced to death. (Added to Thursday's executions, Doulatabadi and Ejei's numbers match up to the "eleven" death sentences announced by Iranian state media yesterday.)
1410 GMT: Man, 1) Ayatollah Jannati is in a really bad mood after being verbally slapped by Mehdi Karroubi; 2) the Government is scared of the forthcoming demonstrations on 22 Bahman (11 February); 3) both. The Los Angeles Times offers translated extracts from Jannati's Friday Prayers address (see 1155 GMT) in Tehran:
The prophet Muhammad signed non-aggression pacts with three Jewish tribes. The Jews failed to meet their commitments, and God ordered their massacre (by Imam Ali, the 3rd Imam Shia, despite his reputation for compassion)....When it comes to suppressing the enemy, divine compassion and leniency have no meaning.
The judiciary is tasked with dealing with the detained rioters. I know you well, judiciary officials! You came forward sincerely and accepted this responsibility. You are revolutionary and committed to the Supreme Leader. For God's sake, stand firm as you already did with your quick execution of these two convicts....
God ordered the prophet Muhammad to brutally slay hypocrites and ill-intentioned people who stuck to their convictions. Koran insistently orders such deaths. May God not forgive anyone showing leniency toward the corrupt on earth.
1230 GMT: An Ahmadinejad Official in Jail. Mohammad Jafar Behdad, head of internal media at the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, has been sentenced to 4 months in prison. Behdad, a former head of the Islamic Republic News Agency, was convicted of disregarding judiciary warnings against provocative publications. His newspaper Hemmat had been suspended for a feature on "Hashemi [Rafsanjani] and his band of brothers".
1220 GMT: Verbal Skirmishes. Retired Revolutionary Guard General Ali Asgari, a former minister in the Khatami Government, has declared that Hashemi Rafsanjani must remain by the side of the Supreme Leader and denounced Rafsanjani's verbal attacker, Ayatollah Mohammad Yazdi, as a radical who defends a backward Islam.
On the regime side, Iran's police chief Esmail Ahmadi-Moghaddam has announced that "some of the elite are against the regime and with the enemy". At the same time, he appears to have held out a hand to Mir Hossein Mousavi, saying he "was deceived" by these wrong-doers.
1210 GMT: The "Real" Karroubi Interview. Fars News, whose distorted report on Mehdi Karroubi's views inadvertently moved Karroubi's challenge to the Ahmadinejad Government centre-stage, makes another clumsy intervention today.
Selecting extracts from Karroubi's interview with Britain's Financial Times and quoting them out of context, Fars declares that Karroubi has "100%" backed the Supreme Leader and denounced protesters.
Yeah, right.
1155 GMT: Your Tehran Friday Prayer Summary. Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati, the head of the Guardian Council, had the podium today. Given that Mehdi Karroubi knocked him about a bit yesterday, Jannati was probably not in the most conciliatory of moods as he said:
Weakness in the face of events such as the "irreverence" of demonstrations on Ashura will undermine the regime. Ayatollah [Sadegh] Larijani, be a man, get tough, bring in some protesters. (Hey, but it was pretty cool that you executed those two guys yesterday to please God.)
1140 GMT: A very slow day, both for sideshows and main events. During the lull, this comment from a reader to Andrew Sullivan's Daily Dish, reacting to the Zamani/Rahmanipour executions, is striking:
You see the strategy is an obvious one: start with the people who are the weakest links, some obscure monarchist group and not directly related to the reformist/Mousavi's camp or the greens, that way it would make it harder politically for [Mir Hossein] Mousavi or [Mehdi] Karoubi to defend them. Then they will advance. This is, in their mind, also the best way to send a message about Feb 11th that if you are arrested on that day, you could be executed. The combination of desperation and cruelty.
0750 GMT: Remembering Montazeri. Video of the bazaar at Najafabad, the birthplace of Grand Ayatollah Montazeri, was empty on Thursday to mark the passing of the cleric in late December. Memorials for the "40th Day" of Montazeri's death were planned for both yesterday and today.)
0650 GMT: There are a number of obstacles to clear this morning before getting to the important developments. Foremost amongst these is last night's news that the US Senate, the upper house of the Congress, has approved tougher sanctions against Iran. The focus is on petroleum, denying loans and other assistance from American financial institutions to companies that export gasoline to Iran or help expand its oil-refining capacity. The penalties would extend to companies that build oil and gas pipelines in Iran and provide tankers to move Iran's petroleum. The measure also prohibits the United States Government from buying goods from foreign companies that do business in Iran's energy sector.
Even if sanctions are central to a resolution of Iran's political crisis, as opposed to their place in the manoeuvres over Iran's nuclear programme --- personally, I don't think they are --- there is a lot of bureaucratic road to cover before they are in place. The Senate has to agree its version of the bill with the House of Representatives. More importantly (and The New York Times story ignores this point), the Obama Administration so far has opposed the petroleum measures because they are unlikely to be effective. The White House and State Department prefer "targeted" sanctions, aimed especially at economic interests of bodies like the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps.
Then there is the Washington sideshow of Very Important People battering each other in the guise of offering the Very Best US Policy on Iran. The Washington Post announces the boxing match between Richard Haass, formerly of the State Department and now head of the Council for Foreign Relations, and the Flynt/Hillary Leverett duo, formerly of State and the National Security Council. The punches are entirely predictable --- Haass, while proclaiming himself a "realist", has joined the chorus of US experts singing of "regime change", while the Leveretts are staunchly defending the legitimacy of the Iran Government --- and pretty much swatting air when it comes to the complexities of the Iranian situation. (But Haass was best man at the Leveretts' wedding, which turns a marginal story into a "quirky" one.)
So where are the significant stories? Well, there is yesterday's execution of two detainees, Mohammad Reza Ali Zamani and Arash Rahmanipour, who were jailed in April 2009 for endangering Iran's national security. In one sense, this is another sideshow. Obviously, neither Zamani and Rahmanipour were involved in post-election protest and the "monarchist" group to which they allegedly belonged is not significant in the Green movement.
However, the regime was far from subtle in linking the hangings of the two men to the demonstrations of Ashura (27 December), and that linkage --- inadvertently --- displays its fear of the forthcoming marches on 22 Bahman/11 February, the anniversary of the 1979 Revolution. What's more, by promising the executions of nine more detainees if everyone didn't just shut up and go away, the Government made a risky commitment. Either it goes ahead with the executions, making more martyrs for the protests, or it backs down.
And then there is The Week of Mehdi Karroubi, with the cleric launching another broadside against President Ahmadinejad and his allies yesterday. Some media continue to be led astray by confusion over Karroubi's loud and emerging strategy --- The New York Times, for example, mis-reads Karroubi's latest statement as "conciliatory remarks...shifting the blame for the violent postelection crackdown away from Ayatollah Khamenei".
They are not. Karroubi is both giving the Supreme Leader (or "Mr Khamenei", as he was labelled on Monday) a chance and setting him a test: do what you are supposed to do under our Constitution and Islamic Republic, Supreme Leader, and make your President accountable for injustices and abuses.
Enjoy all the sideshows, folks, but in this political circus, that's your centre-ring main event.


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Jan 21, 2013, 09.25 AMby katexxxxxx
What you should be matching is the SEAM LINES and not the cut edges… Mark in you seam lines and pin the points where the princess two seam lines cross at the top and the bottom. EASE the convex curves onto the concave curves and put your pins in at right angles to the seam. In really deep curves you will need LOTS of close pins: possibly as close as half an inch apart.
Sew the seam line slowly and carefully.
I rarely need ease stitching, and don't use it at all where the fabric may be marked. On fine fabrics and things like satin and silk taffeta, which mark easily, I use very fine pins like these: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-eh2FYSIKtA/TXkGKfSPp6I/AAAAAAAABtE/8n6suPUamo/s1600/Clover+Pin+Package.jpg They aee sold as patchwork pins because their fineness makes accuracy easy, but they are also fine enough not to mark silk.
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Jan 21, 2013, 12.10 PMby sewingfan1
Thanks Kate. Some serious practicing going to take place tonight!
Jan 20, 2013, 01.39 PMby sewingfan1
Thanks to you all. I'm going to have a practice on scrap fabric and try out all your suggestions to see which works best for me. I'm determined to work out how it's done!!
Jan 19, 2013, 07.05 PMby hollowsnothorcruxes
It also helps to sew the seam with concave side on top. The motion of the foot helps ease in the convex curve. Careful pinning also helps. This method also works for sleeves and yokes. Whichever side needs to be eased in goes on bottom. By doing this I've never had to gather a sleeve cap or princess seam before sewing it in. You might try practicing with some scrap fabric. Try both methods and see what you prefer. And then practice that method a few times until you're comfortable using it. Then try it on your project. Practicing on scraps is a good habit, it'll prevent a lot of frustration over screwing up a nice dress.
Jan 19, 2013, 05.55 PMby martinK
is this the neckline? and a part of the sleev? than I think you have to spread the longer part of the sleev over regular over the shorter part. As a result the chest will be a modeled just a suggestion
Jan 19, 2013, 05.55 PMby sewsweetviolets
Princess seams need to be eased into place. one side is always on a bias, the sewing line is not on grain, the larger your bust the more bias you will have. this means that the side that is on bias will stretch, one opting is in pattern making remove some of the bias side by making it shorter, usually this is done by slashing the pattern from the bust point to the side seam, but not through the side seam and overlapping the pattern piece.
Since you already have the fabric cut out, make a set of three gathering stitches, by hand or machine depending on your skill and fabric. Make the first of the stitches on the side of front side portion of the seam, on the princess line, 1/16 of an inch towards the seam allowance, the second and third are best kept about 1/8 to 3/16 apart depending on how wide your allowance. Gently reduce the length of the princess line and pin it to the center front making sure the easing/reducing is not gather up and puckering and that it matches the cf piece. then sew with a basting stitch. If it is good them sew it up with a permanent stitch and remove your basting stitches.
You may want to press you seam allowance before your pin it to the cf front as well, with a bit of steam if it is a wooly fabric.
I hope this is clear enough for you, and that it helps.
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What is Case Management Software?
Everyone (at least every practicing lawyer), it seems, wants case management software. However, if you put five lawyers in a room and asked each to explain what case management software is, you would probably get five very different explanations. This is because each of the lawyers queried probably have five different case management needs. One lawyer may want the ability to handle financial records; another may need to track court and filing dates; a third may simply want note taking capability; another might want a combination of date tracking and database functionality; and the fifth may require all of these capabilities.
Although the varying needs of the lawyers in the above hypothetical dictated their understanding of case management software and what it could do for each of their practices, we can establish some ground rules for what case management software can and should do. Case management software is designed to provide legal professionals with (1) an up-to-date database of information regarding the status of a matter, (2) the parties involved, (3) the dates connected to it, and (4) any other relevant information pertaining to the matter.
Because there is so much confusion about what actually constitutes a case management program, it would be prudent to start our discussion with some basic comparisons between what is being marketed as case management software and other related products.Where Do You Find Case Management Software?
PIMs designed for the mass market, like Ecco or Lotus Organizer, can be found on the shelves of any full-service computer store or mail-order software company. Most products developed specifically for the legal market must be ordered directly from the company that developed them. The following list may assist you in locating the right case management program for your practice. Other sources of valuable information include the various specialized computer and technology magazines currently on the market . You may also want to call your state bar office to find out whether yours is one of the dozen or so states or provinces with a Law Office Management assistance service. Such services may be able to provide you with product reviews, buying advice, or software training.
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Time and Billing Software. Since over two-thirds of law practices now use some type of automated billing system, most lawyers are aware that case management and billing (including entry of time and invoice generation) are separate functions. But the demarcation line between the two is not always a well-defined one. Billing software and case management software are both built around databases. In most instances, the databases overlap considerably, in that both ask the user to input basic client information (name, address, telephone number, etc.) and basic information relevant to the matter (case number, docket number, name of opposing counsel, etc.). In addition, some case management programs can mark calendar entries as billable and export them to a linked billing program, further blurring the lines between the two products.
Litigation Support. Litigation support programs may provide many aspects of case management, but their primary function is dealing with the massive amounts of paper that accompany litigation. This software offers users the ability to search through, annotate, organize, and report on such items as deposition transcripts, correspondence, and depending on the program, nontext documents such as blueprints, medical notes, and videotapes. Contrast this to case management software which may, but not always, have some litigation support functions built in.
Calendar/Docket Control. All case management programs offer calendar control features, but not all calendaring programs offer case management features. In its simplest form, a calendaring program graphically replicates a desk or personal calendar into which the user can input appointments, reminders, and "to-dos." More sophisticated calendaring programs provide multiple views, individual and group calendars, recurring appointments, and other desirable calendaring features. The distinction between calendaring and case management programs lies in their underlying databases. Calendaring programs keep track of dates and events, while case management programs track all information related to a matter, of which the dates and events are but one important component. Because case management programs attempt to accomplish so much more than calendaring programs, they frequently lack the graphical "bells and whistles" of their cousins.
Personal Information Managers. Personal information managers, or "PIMs" as they are also called, have been on the market for more than ten years. Borland's Sidekick was an early and beloved example of the product. PIMs are generally built around two central items—a calendar and a card file similar to a Rolodex. As savvy practitioners discovered that calendars and card files were critical to their efficiency, they became avid users of general-purpose PIMs such as Ecco, ACT!, Instant Recall, Lotus Organizer, and others.
So, in some ways, PIMS can legitimately be regarded as case management programs. But PIMs designed for the general public often lack the specific features that lawyers need, such as ticklers for critical dates, statute of limitations warnings, and the ability to easily link multiple items related to a particular case. There are products marketed as legal PIMs such as TimeMatters and Amicus; functionally, there is little difference between these products and true case management programs. (See Spring 1997, Volume 1, Number 1 of Technology and Practice Guide, p. 30, for a more detailed discussion of PIMs.)
What Features Should Purchasers Look For?
When shopping for a case management program, you may want to identify and prioritize your needs relative to certain general categories, such as calendaring functions, database functions, level of integration with other products, and operating system/network system issues. For example, a practitioner who uses a Macintosh must immediately narrow the list to programs like CaseTrack and Amicus which are available for that platform. Similarly, if a practitioner decides that strong integration with his or her existing billing software (e.g., STI's TABS) is a high priority, the number of available products shrinks to those offering that capability, such as STI's own CaseMaster.
Case Management Software for Specialty Practices
If your practice is limited to a particular area of law, such as estate planning, bankruptcy, immigration, or criminal defense, you may not be happy with standard-issue case management software. Certainly these programs are a big improvement over databases or PIMs designed for the general public, but generally they are not adequately tailored to the demands of specific practice areas.
So where can a user with a specialty practice turn? Fortunately, more and more case management programs now permit the user to customize some or all of the fields in the database. So, instead of "opposing counsel's cellular phone number," the criminal defense lawyer can track something more useful like "arraignment date." In many cases, this level of customization is all that is required. Since most case management programs are built around a litigation model, this approach works particularly well for specialized litigation practices, like criminal defense, family law, and personal injury.
But a practitioner who relies on unique deadlines or financial calculations may wish to look at those case management programs designed for specialized areas of law. Bankruptcy, collections, probate, personal injury, workman's compensation, and real estate are all represented by customized products that track information (and often generate documents) specifically for that particular kind of practice. The bad news is that specialty case management software may cost double or triple what a generic litigation package costs.
Network Versus Single User
As mentioned above, PIMs are often limited to a single user. Although they can be installed on a network, they are designed as personal information managers and are most effective as such. Most case management software, on the other hand, is available for both single and multiple users.
This raises the question of whether a practitioner needs to be connected to a network in order to use the software effectively? As is the case with so many things, the answer is a rousing "it depends." The ideal vision for any program designed to store large amounts of data is for many users to be able to independently access that data according to their unique needs. For example, a receptionist may pull up a data entry screen for a new client; a secretary may set an appointment for an existing matter; an associate may review notes made during the course of discovery; and a senior partner may review a summary report in that associate's open files. Obviously, this vision is facilitated by the existence of a network with separate workstations. However, this does not mean that a practitioner who does not have his or her own computer or who is not hooked up to a network, cannot benefit from case management software. For instance, to make training easier and to maintain tighter controls, a law office may have one person primarily responsible for data input and report generation. Partners and associates who do not have their own computers may request reports from or provide information regarding appointments and deadlines to that person. While this is not an ideal use of case management software, it provides many of the benefits without forcing unwilling practitioners into changing established work habits.The following checklist may be handy in evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of the programs that you encounter when shopping for a case management software product. While the features listed are not always critical for all users, they are certainly desirable, and also widely available. The list assumes that most users will be running Windows, Windows 95, or Windows NT.
General features
User and program level security
Ability to customize user preferences
Context-sensitive, hyperlinked help
CUI compliant (i.e., the product has standard Windows menus and general appearance)
Year 2000 compliant
The product (i.e., Windows 3.x) has been tested and is stable in Windows 95 and Windows NT environments
Calendaring features
Automatic generation of ticklers or reminders
Multiple calendar views (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly)
Individual calendars for each user
Group or master calendars for the entire firm or practice area
Private or hidden appointments
Recurring appointments
Rules for particular deadlines that are definable and able to be memorized
Database features
User-defined fields
Generous note taking capability
Ability to "clone" information for similar entries
Sufficient number of fields to record all important matter information
Capable of linking contacts (e.g., people entries) to multiple matters
Availability of ad hoc searches and memorized queries
Availability of user-defined reports
Integration with other software
Dynamic links to other database applications, such as time and billing programs
Ability to easily export data such as merge files for word processing
Ability to save data in multiple formats
OLE support
Purchasing Tips
What do You Get For Your Money? If you scan comparative price listings for case management software you will see prices ranging from several hundred to many thousands of dollars. Don't be fooled by the price. Inexpensive programs can be very feature rich. And even the low-end products should include solid calendar control, flexible contact and case information databases, note taking capabilities, basic network functionality (although sometimes at an increased price), and some level of information import and export (usually in the form of word processing merge files or billing software data files). High-end products should provide all of that and many, if not all of the following: rule-based docketing, custom report writers, solid support for a range of networks and operating systems, imaging support, SQL support, client expense tracking, and built-in document assembly. In addition, the companies will sometimes offer on-site installation, training, and customization of the program as part of the purchase price.
The New Product Blues. No one wants to be an involuntary beta tester for a new product. In the past, purchasers could look at the version number of the software and get a rough idea of the developmental stage of the product. 1.0 was always the first release; 1.01 was a bug fix; 1.2 was a minor upgrade, etc. Now developers are much more likely to assign a version number roughly comparable to those of other products on the market. So the only safe way to know how long the product has been out there is to ask "How many months/years has this particular product been shipping?"Or even better, "How many registered users do you have?" (Be advised, you probably will not get a straight answer to that one.)
Upgrade and Maintenance Policies. A program that costs $500 is no bargain if maintenance upgrades (i.e., patches or bug fixes) are sold at $400 a release. Current registered users should be offered free maintenance upgrades and product enhancements at very modest costs. Users who switch from a version that runs on one operating system to one that runs on another (e.g., DOS to Windows or Macintosh to Windows NT) should expect to pay more, owing to the considerable expense that has probably gone into new product development at that point.
Extra Fees for Extra Matters. Some case management programs, particularly those designed for the specialty law practice, have limitations on the number of matters that can be active and open at any one time in the program. To exceed this number, the user must pay an extra fee to receive an "enhanced" or "deluxe" version. This practice is a holdover from a time when developers of database programs had to set aside blocks of space for all potential records, whether they were actually used or not. In short developers had to set limits in advance. In this author's opinion, this practice is no longer justified. A user who purchases a program with such limitations and whose practice experiences rapid growth may find himself or herself unable to support the practice's expanded caseload. n
Terri Olson is the director of the State Bar of Georgia's Law Practice Management Program, where she provides management and administrative assistance to solo practitioners and small firms. She is a frequent speaker at law-related seminars and conferences, and the author of numerous articles on law office management, automation, and accounting. Terri can be reached for comments or questions about this article at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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An interview with King's College President Dinesh D'Souza: why he'll argue against the motion, "The World Would Be Better Off Without Religion," at the Nov. 15 Slate/Intelligence Squared U.S. debate.
Dinesh D'Souza, president of the evangelical King's College in New York City, aims to give his graduates "the tools to be dangerous Christians." He's educating a generation of Christian scholars "who know how to stand up for, and intelligently defend, their beliefs [among nonbelievers] in secular culture."
On Nov. 15, D'Souza will practice what he preaches. The former policy analyst for President Reagan will argue against the motion, "The World Would Be Better Off Without Religion," during the live Slate/Intelligence Squared U.S. debate in New York. D'Souza, a devout Christian, has participated in about 25 of these "so-called God debates." Last week, I talked to him about one of the strangest God questions he's ever been asked, how he became religious, and why Las Vegas isn't representative of a world without religion. Excerpts from our conversation are printed below.
Slate: Have you always been as religious as you are now?
Dinesh D'Souza: I was born in Bombay, India, and I was raised in a Christian family. But it was a very lukewarm Christianity, not particularly devout. I came to America at the age of 17 as an exchange student, and a year later, I was a student at Dartmouth. I would say that the rather weak foundation of my Christianity was effectively battered at Dartmouth. I've had mostly a secular career. But I became intellectually interested in Christianity again in my mid-30s. When we moved to California again 10 years ago, I began to go to a nondenominational church that reinvigorated my Christianity. So it has been a little bit of a process, but I would say I've discovered an adult Christianity, different from the Christianity I learned as a kid.
Slate: How did you become intellectually interested in Christianity?
DD: I was a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) in Washington, and my neighbor was Michael Novak, a theologian and philosopher who has written about issues like the morality of capitalism and the Christian roots of free markets. It's possible to be fascinated intellectually with the Christian heritage without being devout. At the AEI, I also became [interested] in the thought of the philosopher Leo Strauss, and in his ideas about how Western civilization is rooted in Athens and Jerusalem. Of course I was interested in Athens, but I also felt that I should learn a lot more about Jerusalem.
Slate: You've done many religious debates before. What are the most common arguments the other side makes against faith?
DD: The most common argument against religion is the idea that it is responsible for much of the division, conflict, terrorism, violence, war, persecution, and bloodshed of history. Probably the second most common argument is that it is irrational, oppressive, and imposes all kinds of arbitrary rules and laws—particularly against premarital sex and homosexuality.
Slate: Will this debate be any different from the other 25 debates?
DD: Most of the debates I've participated in have been on Christian college campuses or on secular campuses, so largely before a student audience. This is a different setting. It's largely an adult audience.
Slate: Has a college student ever asked you a question that you just couldn't answer?
DD: Yeah, that's happened many times. Normally the undergraduate atheist is an extremely self-satisfied and arrogant guy. There's not a lot of new material, but sometimes a question will throw you off in that you have to think about what's behind the question. One time, a guy shouts at me from the audience, "Why does God hate amputees?" And I was like, "Excuse me?" And he says, "In the Bible, Jesus heals the blind man, but there's no account of a miracle where an amputee is healed." That was a little bit out of the blue. I subsequently discovered a whole website called "why God hates amputees" or something like that. It got me go to back and think through what the guy was really getting at. To heal an amputee and make his limb re-grow is a kind of obvious miracle, [whereas] anybody can claim an internal miracle, like, "I was diagnosed with cancer and now I don't have it." His point was, show us a miracle that is objectively verifiable. At the time, I didn't get all that out of the question. I was a little bit baffled.
Slate: So what did you tell the kid?
DD: I don't remember. But I have a whole chapter [on] this subject in my forthcoming book, Godforsaken.
Slate: The idea that "the world would be better off without religion" seems like a modern one. What are the factors that led us to question its merits?
DD: The immediate driving forces of so-called new atheism are 9/11, the rise of Islamic terrorism, and the fact that we're living in a kind of information revolution—a further stage of the scientific and technological revolution. [These factors have] produced this idea that religion is not only mistaken but also dangerous, hence the 9/11 side. [They have also] produced the idea that science can explain everything, can give a full account of the world.
Slate: Why are we having the debate now?
DD: The atheists are getting restless. They thought they were winning. If you went to college between 1968 and 1985, the basic idea was that the world was automatically becoming more secular. Why? Because as people become more affluent, modern, and scientific they automatically turn away from God. The vanguard example of this is Europe. But it turns out that the European experience is a peculiarity. America has not gone the way of Europe, and nowhere in the rest of the world is anything like this happening at all. Religiosity in the rest of the world has nothing to do with modernization. Christianity is the fastest-growing religion in the world, Islam is the second. It's spreading in Asia, Africa, and South America. So the world is in a kind of religious revival, and the atheists are totally flummoxed. They thought they were winning, and now they see that they aren't. Now they are becoming more aggressive in those precincts where they are powerful.
Slate: What would a world without religion be like? Las Vegas?
DD: A world without religion would not represent Las Vegas at all, and here's why. The whole appeal of Las Vegas is as a sort of naughty, sinful contract with the rest of staid America. So Las Vegas has this appeal because there is a Peoria, Illinois. That allows people to run ads that say things like, "what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas," i.e., we are the really naughty bad boys of America. Remember now that this whole point of being the naughty bad boy is dependent on everybody else being a good boy. In other words, you can't play the truant or the troublemaker if everyone else is not playing straight. So Las Vegas can pretend to be an escape from the rest of America, only because the rest of America is not Las Vegas. Let's imagine that all of America was like Las Vegas. There would be nothing distinctive about Vegas. I don't think it represents secular society. It represents a sort of an attempt at creating an adult Disneyland, a fantasy enclave within a largely nonsecular surrounding country.
Slate: So if not Vegas, where can we find a truly secular, nonreligious society? You spoke before about the increasing secularization of Europe.
DD: Europe is not secular. Europe is drenched in Christian history. Christian morality is embedded in the bones of Europe. For example, if there was a big famine tomorrow in Rwanda, most of the countries in the world would just keep doing what they're doing. The universal point of view is that we owe things to our siblings and our neighbors. But we owe nothing to the stranger. But if there was a famine in Rwanda tomorrow, all of the Western countries would be in a big hubbub. Then suddenly you'd have the Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, church groups, and even atheists writing checks. This is all the effect of 2,000 years of Christian morality.
For a truly secular society, we should look to Stalin's Russia or Mao's China. But that's the tip of the iceberg. Within Russia alone, there's a 70-year history that began with Lenin and Stalin but continued through Khrushchev and Brezhnev and Chernenko. Outside of the Soviet Union there was Ceaușescu, Kim Jong Il, Fidel Castro, and Pol Pot. The result [of these societies] has inevitably been repression, totalitarianism, persecution of the churches, and just a miserable society. And they are still with us—some of the most miserable outposts in the world are North Korea and Cuba.