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A couple of years ago you may not have known this 21 year old, but Lily Collins is making a name for herself. She's worked with A-listers such as Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw in "The Blind Side," and has just wrapped up filming "Priest" with Stephen Moyer and Cam Gigandet. Now you'll be able to find this beautiful starlet acting alongside Taylor Lautner as his love interest in their upcoming action thriller, "Abduction."
At the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday, Lily gave us a little taste of what she'll be up to in the upcoming months. "Three months of hanging out with Taylor," she explained, while sarcastically adding, "I don't know what I'm going to do." Seems like her summer will be far from boring, and we're pretty jealous.
But when you're shooting a film with one of the hottest stars of the "Twilight" saga whose known for his rock hard abs and bursting biceps, you know that fans will be asking if they can expect to see him shirltess. Lily candidly confessed, "I'm sure they'll work out something to make sure that he does at some point... which I'm sure everybody would totally hate, right?"
No objections to a shirtless Lautner, but we're more excited to see these two on screen together. In fact, according to Lily, they already have a good relationship. "Oh yeah, we're friends," she concluded.
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Four-star lands major SEC offer
Eddie Vanderdoes talked with Alabama coach Nick Saban on Monday and by the end of the conversation the Placer, Calif., defensive end had a new offer, a big one from the Crimson Tide.
"It was great talking to him," Vanderdoes said. "I never thought that happen in a thousand years and the conversation went well. He said he evaluated my tape as well and he said he likes the way I play.
"He said it's hard to find big, athletic guys around. He said he really likes me and wanted to offer me a scholarship so that was pretty cool to hear."
Alabama is the newest offer for Vanderdoes, a 6-foot-4, 285-pound four-star defensive end who's ranked No. 21 in the early 2013 rankings by Rivals.com. In his junior season, Vanderdoes finished with 59 tackles and eight sacks.
The four-star said he's thrilled to get the Alabama offer and the Crimson Tide is definitely going to be heavily considered as his recruitment progresses.
"I'm still taken aback by it," Vanderdoes said. "I almost was not expecting it but I kind of felt it coming. I talked to coach (Doug Nussmeier) once and he said he really loved how I played and it sounded like they wanted to offer me.
"The defensive line coach also loves the way I play but he wanted to show the film to coach Saban and then he saw it and coach Saban wanted to talk to me so that was really neat.
"It's a huge offer. That's a big-time program. Definitely my interest with Alabama is high. How could it not be high? It's a great school, they're always competing for national championships, it's SEC football and so it's a really, really big offer."
Vanderdoes said he would talk to his family about visiting Tuscaloosa but nothing has been determined yet.
So far, the Northern California recruit has offers from Alabama, Arizona State, Boise State, Cal, Colorado, Michigan, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Nevada, Notre Dame, Oregon State, Penn State, San Jose State, UCLA, Washington and Washington State.


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Here's the run of pipe that it will be installed on.
Here's what comes in the box.
Here it is installed with about 28 GPM flow running through it.
My pump is an Intelliflow 4x160 that I've been running at about 1600 RPM which turns out to be 28 GPM. In that case, I get one turnover every 6.5 hours for my 11,000 gal. pool.
My intent is to tinker with different RPM settings and report the corresponding flow rates so other board members here can use it as a rough guide for their system.
Installing this meter was one of the easiest things I can think of to do. It took me all of about five minutes to turn off the pump, bleed off any pressure, measure the pipe for placement of the meter, drill the hole with a 5/8 inch spade bit, clean off the burrs, place the meter in the hole, and tighten down the clamps. That's all there is to it. The hardest thing was letting go of about $80 to do it, but I think I may be able to save at least that in electricity costs by setting the pump to achieve about one turnover a day.


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Nejspíš ano. Pokud se nestane nic nepředvídatelného. Vytvářím dvě kolekce ročně - jarní a letní, i když sem tam s drobným zpožděním, což je myslím ale prominuto (úsměv).
Where have you found inspiration for this spring collection?
This emerged spontaneously. My work has recently turned largely to the creation of custom-made models, and it is a completely different work than I was used to. Some years I listen to needs of my customers, what they really want to wear, in what they feel good and what suits them. But of course I listen to my own feelings and ideas. Well, in the spring and summer, we prefer pleasant materials and I'm really enamored of silk desptie it need very intensive processing. So the whole collection, except perhaps two pieces, is made of silk in its many variations. Whether it's a bourette, which looks like a rough canvas or the finest tulle which is fine as spider's web and light chiffon. The models made of them are airy and allow layering, thanks to it is possible to change appearance according to mood or occasion. In addition, this was the very first time when I've tried to work with printed fabrics designer.
Is there someone who has influenced this collection?
I don't think so. But whole time I have one wish on my mind, that women should really want to wear these models. And I also think about what I really want to wear. Those models bring out curves of the female body and are like a second skin.
As part of one project (Shahmat) you have designed a men's collection. Do you feel to move in this direction?
Those were rather theatrical costumes, but that's just it, it's something entirely different. Men's fashion has different technology and I do not have that capacity yet. Of course we can do man's shirt and pants, but women's fashion is much closer to me.
Do you consult with someone your ideas when designing or do you rely on your own imagination and experience?
I am cautious not to be impacted by my surrounding too much while designing, as we say, so many people so many thoughts. When it comes to some technical details, I consult it with people with whom I work. Regarding aestethic things, I have so many ideas I'm not able to realize them all.
Which piece of the collection do you consider the most typical for you?
If I had to choose, it certainly would be those fine tulle dress, which creates fragile silhouette, something what blows around the body.
You'll be now presented at the Spring Prague Fashion Weekend, who's helping with the preparations?
I have one experienced dressmaker, then one skilled speciallist, who is an expert on hand embroidery and applications that require really care and patience. Then there are 1-3 students of fashion which are good in shears, technology and aestethics. And because we have more and more work, we are looking for another dressmaker or seamstress.
Will we see you in September as well?
I think yes, if nothing unpredictable happens. I creat two collections in year, spring and summer collection, although here and there with a slight delay, but that's I think forgivable. (smile).
One should not deal with the "what would be if" question, but still, is there anything in your creative past that you would do differently?
Definitely I can find many things. Important is to learn from mistakes, but also I take all of that as experience and part of my professional development.
Do you have any inspiration for the next collection already on your mind?
It's everywhere. Inspiration has so many layers. For example current winter collection, there is clear that it was the realm of insects. But the main ideas comes very often from different ways which are engaged to each other after several different situations. This is the question that almost everyone is interested in, but it is difficult to answer it accurately. In general I am very interested in the natural processes, aestethic and details. I am also very interested in the history of clothing and vintage techniques.
Speaking of historical clothing, I remember one of your previous interviews where you mentioned that your dream is to create a collection of historical costumes for a film. Are you any closer to this dream?
I've also read that you drew cakes as a child (Zuzana smiles). Was it for some occasion? Such as birthdays, weddings?
It's hard to explain. When I was little, my parents gave me this big pack of all colored markers and crayons and of course I draw also princess, but once I found an old sketchbook at my grandmother's and I was totally surprised that almost on every page there was a big ten floors cake. Decoration is what I enjoy.
Well, I would like that as I have a terribly sweet tooth. But I would have to devote lot of time which I don't have now and I relax in another way when I have free time.
They might have the character of ready-to-wear, but they are very small tailor-made series, made to order. I have moved into this studio to receive customers and to create things as per their orders, to provide individual, premium service. I had to realize that it is one thing to create a beautiful design and a conceptual model that is admired, but it's something else to earn money for living with it. It requires different knowledge, which I still learn, I'm still discovering new things. Fastfashion does not affect me directly. I will never do mass production.
Do you think that a slowfashion will be more and more supported?
There is lot of talking about it. I think about it every day, over what is presented to readers of fashion magazines, webs and blogs. But the question is what is the reality. People are still keep being involved in finance and they decide to go for cheap bits. That's the majority. I wonder myself what will happen, but from my own experience I know that the number of my customers is increasing, so we'll see.
I know that you love sweets, which is your favorite? (Zuzana's eyes brightens)
Well, some nougat, chocolate nougat. But I could name ten more (laughs). But I will stick to this one.
You were on study internship in Reykjavik, Paris and Milan. Which one influenced you the most?
Certainly all, because each internship was different, but it was Reykjavik with the biggest influence. Professors supported us in creativity, they have taught us not to be afraid to cut loose what I never saw here.
Paris was good in the sense that there students are lead to a professional approach from the beginning that it's not just about the sketches but how it is necessary to think forward, collaborate with experts and industry, think about distribution.
In Milan I attended internship at atelier of designer of evening dresses. It was elderly gentleman who started in early 80s with costumes for Venice Carnival which made him famous along whole North Italy. He still designs luxurious and expensive dresses for the older generation. Mostly cocktail dresses, much decorated. Italians are masters of that good honest kitch.
Have you learned something in Icelandic?
There was no need, everyone speak English well. But basics as "good morning" and "thank you" I have learned. I hoped that I will learn something by listening to others speaking among each other, but I could not. However, I have learned French and Italian.
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OK jax is not really the best champion for me to play in the beging mostly if your laneing partner (unless soloing) is not the pushing type i recommend staying safe and don't chase.
my build is mostly for late game usually i can solo the whole team at the end of the
ninja tabi- jax needs his dodge fast for skilling order
guinsoo's rage blade- its jax's main item really xD
phantom dancer-movement speed and attack speed and dodge
hextech gunbalde- life steal, attack and ap
blood thirster-attack and life steal
frozen mallet- survivability
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Early game
ok one of the bad things about playing jax is his attack speed is really slow i recommend that you turret hug unless your partner is a good harasser.Jax early game can barley kill minons and will be of no threat to enemy champions and you may get harassed alot. once you hit level 6 and u get your ultiment is went your damage starts picking up you will start getting a few kills, try to use counter strike as much as u can so keep the enemy stunned if they run use your leep to get near them and use ur stun.
Mid game
hopefully by now you should be starting your zeal if harrased you should be nearing rage balde once you get that you start to get better you should be able to start getting some more kills try to use your empower and counter strike to farm vast amount of minions
you should be able to be doing alot of damage to enemys and before late game you should have your phantom dancer and starting up hextech
late game
ok here is your strong point if you managed to survive and you get your phantom dancer and hextech you should be able to get kills no problem. you should be knocking off people like thy were flys and this will fund your blood thirster no problem. once you got bolth here are the advantages, you will have insane movement speed and attack speed, you dont have to wait so long for your rage blade tacks because your attack speed is already high.
your hectech will keep you alive, remember to use your stun as much as u can its your geatest skill if you manage to keep it going to your blood thirster you may beable to solo all of the 5 people on the enemy you can go off alone get ganked and life with more then half hp depending on your stacks on blood thirster
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yes its kinda wierd but it works
cleanse is for when your faceing exauste in beging of the game u can get out same with stun s late or early game you need to be able to hit for your hp
heal if your clens fails heal will get you up there it could be the diffrence betweene dieing and liveing
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Ready for a little bit of history? Behold the Historic Crystal Mill, one of the most photographed sites in Colorado. This rugged little hut is perched on the side of a river cliff, and looks like it has been that way for quite some time. This Crystal Mill is not going anywhere. The log structure, showing its signs of age, can be seen in photos all over the internet, as it has always created an appealing photo op for many people throughout the ages. Some of the photos you can see here, are stunning, and each person has taken their own angle and perspective on the log mill. What beautiful photos people have took to honour this building. Some are simply breathtaking and share so much with the viewer. The beautiful Crystal River flowing by and the trees all around seem to all be intermingling so naturally with the building. Such a beautiful site to see. This is why people love places like this, they can tell us so much.
The Crystal Mill is called such because of the river which it is situated on, but has been also inaccurately called the Dead Horse Mill, but it was never historically called that. Though it had been called the Lost Horse Mill or Millsite. In the past, it was mainly called the Sheep Mountain Power House, which was actually a compressor station, which used a water turbine to power an air compressor which was used to power tools and machinery. Built in 1893 by George C. Eaton and B.S. Phillips, and was originally built for the Sheep Mountain Tunnel and Mining Company to be a power plant to power the tools of the mine's workers. It stopped being used in 1917 when the silver mine closed.
This just goes to show how strong and durable these log structures can be. This building has withstood many cold winters and hot summers, perched on the rocks on the bank of the Crystal River for decades, without crumbling to the ground and falling away into the river. Logs are such a wonderful building material that age very gracefully, as you can see. There are many layers to them and with this brings a very long life and a strong sense of durability. Even the ladder leading down to the water is impressively made! Can you imagine what it looked like at it's prime?
What an impressive building with so much character, and probably so many stories held within the wooden walls. It just fits in so nicely with all of the trees and rocks and the river. It looks like it totally belongs there, because it has been there for so long. If there is any doubt that log buildings are not strong and long lasting, this is definite proof that they truly are possibly the most durable kind of building out there. Along with stone, these kinds of log structures can, as you can see, last decades, possibly even hundreds of years. Logs are just that strong, not to mention beautiful.
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As we did last year, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., there will be a variety of fun activities for children and families in the Cultural Hall at the Expo.
- You can dress up like a pioneer
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Winning entries will now be submitted to the Mayor's Task Force on Housing Affordability and will be included in their final report to Vancouver City Council in the fall. Spacing Magazine will also publish the winning entries in their Fall 2012 national edition.
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Building Bold Public:
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#27 – "Human Space: Density for Community and the Socio-Ecological Neighbourhood" - Andrew Neuman, Vancouver, Canada
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#37 – "Affordable Housing and Heritage Retention: Delamont Park" - Sean McEwen, Vancouver, Canada
#38 – "Self-Managed Low Income Housing" - Lane Waker, Vancouver, Canada
#50 – "In My Backyard" - d'Arcy Jones, Vancouver, Canada
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BiglawAssociate wrote:wsag826 wrote:If money is all you are concerned about...and all you will ever be concerned about...you might as well quit while you are ahead. Stop making payments on everything, close all of your bank accounts, and go rogue in some cabin in Wyoming and hide all of your money in your mattress.
I mean, seriously...some of these issues seem like personal problems. Your hours are too long? You're bummed by the COL in Manhattan? You hate your job as a lawyer?
None of these scenarios are valid reasons to suggest that someone, under no circumstances, should incur big debt to pursue the career of their dreams. Some of you who chase dollars literally seem like miserable people, who seem not to like any part of the profession of law but merely have done it for the dollar signs and thus cannot see anything else. But that is your prerogative. In any case, it validates the crux of my earlier argument: basing your entire decision to pursue law on the cost of attendance has got to be one of the biggest mistakes you can make. You can spend decades of your life rationalizing how much money you saved or how you beat "Boomer mentality" by refusing YHS at sticker or how you ended up exactly where you wanted to be or how you would've gone to H had you not gone to NYU. But all of these things are merely little tidbits of your life that do not make a person happy or proud of their career and accomplishments. If you feel you only need a Pepperdine degree to be the kind of lawyer you want to be, so be it. Or if you feel that all you need is a Duke degree to do well, so be it. But if you are staring down a YHS offer at sticker that you want...and rationalizing picking another school because it's cheaper...then all you are doing is robbing yourself of what you really want. And what you really want is not some kind of poison or death trap. It's a degree from a T3 law school, one of the most coveted things in the world.
I don't think you get it - the only thing that really matters in the real world (besides health and family) is money. Money buys you freedom, health (work less/sleep more), and happiness (do whatever you want when you want). Nobody gives a crap where you went for school outside of mainly just your first job and nobody you work with will ask you where you went to law school. People in biglaw don't talk about that kind of shit. A "degree" means jack shit in the real world without money backing it up. Money is practical; the "prestige" of your degree is just bullshit.
Also if you failed to realize - the only people willing to pay sticker at any law school are people who have never worked biglaw (and/or rich kids). I guarantee you'll change your tone in 4 years when you are working biglaw and wish you took the money. I frankly don't give a crap about what poors like you do who are too wrapped up in prestige to realize it doesn't matter, but stop giving bad advice to others. If you want to be poor for the next 10+ years of your life, stuck in a shitty job, be my guest, but don't give bad advice. I mean honestly, do you think you'll be the rare butterfly that "loves" the practice of law? Newsflash: The only people I know who enjoy practicing law are trust fund kids with no loans and can leave their job at any time (and as you might have figured, they aren't in biglaw but in jobs like public interest that pay shit, but they don't have to worry about money ever). (Most jobs in the legal profession are frankly shit.) The trust fund lawyers I know don't have the pressure of paying bills. If you have lots of money, you will likely live a much more stress free, happier life and then you can do whatever job you want.
Although hyperbolic, i think this post is pretty spot-on.. How else are hiring attorney supposed to evaluate candidates for their first job? To pay that much extra money to have a sliver of a chance at being a congressman or some unicorn job means you are either already rich or incredibly naive. After the first job, interpersonal/business skills and actual lawyering skills are way more important than lay prestige.
That goes for pretty much every industry. The more prestigious the degree, the more initial opportunities you have. I would value the extra HYS prestige at 50k tops, compared to Columbia full-ride.
But everyone of course would have to decide how much that extra prestige is worth. For a guy who dreams of being POTUS every night, maybe it's worth 300k.


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Premier Is Impressed by the Industry Response and Provides Further Details on Its Strategy
Premier Is Impressed by the Industry Response and Provides Further Details on Its Strategy
TUSTIN, CA--(Marketwired - Jul 8, 2014) - Premier Holding Corp. (http://www.prhlcorp.com) (OTCQB: PRHL) (the "Company"), an energy reseller in deregulated markets and provider of energy efficient solutions, today provided additional details on its planned entry into the electrical power industry as an energy supplier. The new subsidiary named Kratos Power, LLC has been formed to support Energy Efficiency Experts (E3), another subsidiary of PRHL. It is a limited liability corporation incorporated in the State of California, but has yet to transition to becoming a supplier.
When functional as a supplier, Kratos Power will offer competitively priced electrical power to the existing clients and prospects of E3, who are and will receive efficiency products and services from this subsidiary of PRHL. Kratos Power, LLC should not be confused with Kratos Gas and Power (United Energy Trading dba Kratos Gas & Power, operating as a retail natural gas supplier in Ohio and Georgia), an unaffiliated company with which PRHL has no relations.
PRHL is making this move primarily to service its E3 commercial clients that are concentrated in New York. A backlog of commercial prospects and clients has demonstrated the need to have an additional competitive supplier in the New York market. The pace to initiate this strategic plan is on schedule and additional announcements are expected as milestones are reached. For further information, please contact Premier Holding at (949) 260-8070.
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21-year-old woman with cerebral palsy writes a novel with just her left foot
The next time that I find myself complaining about things that aren't important (which is way more than I care to say), I'm going to remind myself of Hu Huiyuan. The 21-year-old woman's story is so remarkable that it's hard to even fathom.
The young woman lives in Anhui province in China and has cerebral palsy. But that hasn't stopped her from writing 60,000 words of a novel using only her left foot. If you're as blown away by this story as I am, now consider that she never had any formal education.
Hu Huiyuan learned how to do daily tasks with her foot at a young age, and she was able to pick up the nuances of language by watching TV with subtitles. And now, the young writer averages about 20-30 words per minute on the keyboard.
Her novel focuses on love and following your dreams, and many netizens have expressed interest in her work. She plans on finishing the novel by writing two more chapters.
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Saturday, 1 September 2012
Traditional Tattoo Flash- Artwork
Hello folks! Just a little post to show you all some of the drawings I've been working on :) None of the designs are mine, I copied these pictures from actual tattoos that I really loved as a way of practising this particular style of art. My favourite is the Russian doll, it's sooo pretty!
So I'll be heading off to college in just over a week (where has the time gone??) and I just got bombarded with a huge list of supplies I need to buy before I start :( Good thing I just got paid because art materials don't come cheap! So if anybody knows of any reasonably priced art shops around Kildare or Dublin please feel free to let me know, I'd really appreciate it.
On a happier note, I'm heading out tonight for my birthday celebrations and I have the most fabulous leather peplum dress to show off ;) Can't wait!
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Hey chick I think Evans on capel street in town is quite good generally easons is the best the usually have 25% of sales in sept and the good for note pads and all!! I usually have a snoop around online shops for stuff as well but buy as you go half the stuff they put on that list you'll never need wait till you hit college and try get your class mates to bulk buy stuff like Fabriano works out cheaper in the end!!ReplyDeleteReplies
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This is childrens book published by the International Spiritist Council. We cannot say, though, that it is just another children?s book , because the beauty, appropriate and intelligent way in which the Lord?s Prayer is treated gives us the chance to learn about the true meaning contained in this prayer that Jesus himself taught us.
The author of the book, MEIMEI, is an enlightened spirit who reveals herself to us as a missionary of the good and the light in our daily lives in each of her writings. She never neglects children?s education, which is always based on the lessons found in the Gospel of the Lord.
The book is comprised of highly constructive poems, stories and folk tales based on the Lord?s Prayer . Lt will undoubtedly foster the process of evangelizing young people.
The book contains fragments of her kind heart offered to children in the form of an easy-to- understand story. In it they will be able to learn about the meaning of forgiveness, temptation, god?s love, and the unwavering shelter that the Father offers us, and about our obligations to him so that we might benefit from his kindness and mercy.
In This manner, the author offers alternatives to solutions for each problem or hardship that might arise In our daily lives, with the support of the teachings that the Master gave us in the Lord?s Prayer.
It is a must ? have book for any Spiritist bookshelf and is extremely helpful in the endeavor of evangelization.
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"Bringing together this number of people from across the world creates unique challenges. Everyone will have their own thoughts on what the book should be, who the characters are, what plots and story lines get included, the list is endless. It will be like democracy gone mad as all these issues will be voted on and the majority will decide the outcome.
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AmazonClicks story Project
Applications to join the project have come in from all over the world as news of the project spreads! Some of the stories supporting the applications are themselves fascinating and I am delighted we will have such an interesting and varied group of writers.
It's not too late to apply, see the instructions in the main story for details.
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Endangered Species Act Comments to Secretaries of Interior and Commerce
In December 2008 the Bush Administration approved changes to the Endangered Species Act that significantly weaken protections for imperiled species.
Weakening this act ensures that impacts — of global warming and a host of other activities — never have to be assessed for their effects on threatened and endangered species. Throughout the fall, conservation groups, including The Wilderness Society, protested the changes, which are certain to have far-reaching impacts on listed species and their habitat.
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Pete Resnick wrote:
> After Martin's message, I've decided it's high time to write this.
> I believe the Unicode Consortium needs to define some reserved characters
> for *script* tagging, at least for CJK. I believe that though true language
> tags have other purposes which may be useful, distinguishing CJK is the one
> important thing that is needed in international plain text, and ACAP could
> probably get away with just that.
First, I must say that this is the first more-or-less specific and
comprehensive engineering justification for language (or in this
case CJK script) tagging that I have seen posted in the last two
weeks on this topic. At last it is starting to make sense why there
is such an insistent claim that CJK tagging is required in ACAP. This
analysis of the Eudora requirements for supporting the Macintosh
script systems for CJK is quite clear.
> There is a simple engineering solution: Use reserved characters in Unicode
> as script tags. If these things were standardized, then I could just pass
> the string unimpeded to the Unicode converter and it would "do the right
> thing" when it did the conversion to script codes. In the absence of a
> standard way of doing this, I can use private use zone characters, and then
> when the Unicode converter says, "I don't know what to do with this
> character", I can simply say, "This one means prefer Japanese" and it will
> again "do the right thing".
This does seem both a simple and correct engineering solution to me.
A Macintosh WorldScript compatibility problem for CJK can be addressed
by 3 or 4 (?) Macintosh private use characters which retain the required
information for roundtrip conversions in Eudora.
> The purpose of Unicode was to give me a reasonable way to store and
> manipulate international plain text. Modern operating systems that don't
> use Unicode natively but do have international plain text are able to
> distinguish between CJK in order to provide input methods (among other
> functionality). The failure of Unicode to be able to distinguish CJK means
> that I *must* use some non-standard method to use Unicode as international
> plain text.
This last statement could just as well be reworded:
The architecture of the Macintosh WordScript support for CJK means
that I *must* use some non-standard method to use Unicode as international
plain text.
The right way to approach this in the Unicode Consortium (as an industry
consortium, after all), is for Apple to bring in a clearly stated
implementation requirement for these 3 or 4 (?) additional codes. John Jenkins
has already proposed something of the sort in UTC, for just this problem.
If Apple can then convince the rest of the industry, as represented in
the Consortium, that the problem these corporate user-defined characters
are addressing is widespread and common enough (and commensurate for each
participant) to justify giving standard codes to them, then UTC would vote
for them and work with WG2 to see they got into 10646. If Apple cannot
convince the rest of the industry, then they should stay private-use
codes, since they would them seem to be serving a particular manufacturer's
implementation, and there would be no agreement about their need for
> It's time to fish or cut bait. Either define some tags to disambiguate CJK
> in Unicode or I'm going to do it for you: I'm going to implement it in my
> code using some (non-interoperable) characters in the private use zone, and
> probably convince the ACAP people to do what I do, and then you're going to
> be stuck supporting these characters anyway.
You'll run into a rock wall of opposition from both the Unicode Consortium
and ISO if you pick some private-use characters and then try to force their
standardization, contrary to anybody else's use of private-use characters.
The ACAP people have also expressed a sharp disinterest in making use of
private-use characters for language tagging in the ACAP protocol, precisely
because of the interoperability and standardization problems.
There is, however, a middle way through this dilemma.
If the UTC accepts a low-impact means of conveying tagging in plain text
(such as the Plane 14 proposal), that will probably meet the ACAP
stated requirements for language (or other) tagging.
The Plane 14 proposal could be implemented directly to solve your
problem for CJK script tags in Eudora, but the length of the tags
might not be ideal for the kinds of fields you are talking about (e.g.
tagging all the Subject fields). In that case, you'd still be better
off implementing with a user-defined character. Then when the Macintosh
edit fields meet the ACAP protocol, you put in a trivial piece of
conversion code that converts your private tag to the form specified
for the ACAP (or other Internet protocol). Basically, it would convert:
<Mac Script Japan Pref Tag Char> <==> <IETF Lang Start><J><-><J>

Where the ACAP tag is entirely expressed in Plane 14 characters set aside
for such tags. (U-000E0000..U-000E007F)
This gets ACAP a language tagging scheme. It gets Unicode a generic tagging
scheme with easily ignorable syntax for processes that don't want to see
tagging. And it lets you have your cake and eat it to for the Eudora
internationalization work.
> Something needs to be done. It would be much better if the Consortium chose
> the codepoints to use rather than leave it to my whims.
> pr
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Hashada makes sense, but again, that still could have happened without the old man having to fake his death. He still could have sent people after Wolverine, and it would have been less trouble because there would have been no assassination attempt on Mariko, which lead to Logan escaping.
There was a small power squabble in the family, but Shigin was appeased by thinking he would inherit the business. There was no issue with Mariko until the old man made one by naming her the inheritor...which he didn't need to do.
So again, him faking his death didn't give him any edge. Aside from keeping Logan in Japan another day. But with his money and power, I really can't believe that he couldn't have found a way to delay Logan anyway.
All faking his death did was actually waste some of his precious time.
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They were only just finding out that Mariko had inherited the company, we saw her being told that night...which would lead us to believe that Shingen had just learned this as well, otherwise the hit on Mariko would have happened sooner. I think Shingen assumed he would inherit the company and that he would be able to further his own politcal ambitions to with the arranged marriage he'd planned for Mariko.
Yashida had simply assumed Logan would want to die. He'd been following him for at least a year, saw him suffering, and was obsessed enough to honestly believe that giving Logan the opportunity to end his own life was repayment for saving him.
Faking his death was really the Plan B...and it was less of a planned fakeout than it was a need to get him somewhere that would keep him alive longer. They
to do it, it's not necessarily what they wanted to do.
It was a huge family power squabble that had clearly gone on for years, as long as Yashida had been obsessed, and how deeply rooted Shingen's hated of mutants was. When Shingen was fighing Wolverine, he was yelling how "their kind" had brought ruin to his family.
On a side note, I'm insanely jealous that you got to meet Hugh.
I'm still in shock that I got to meet him. I got picked to go up on stage and ask him a question before the movie. It was crazy!!!!!
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Jaguar denies any Le Mans return for 'foreseeable future'
Seven-times Le Mans winner Jaguar has rejected any ideas of a return to motorsports and in particular the 24 Hours in spite of recent reports, claiming it is not a 'priority'.
Following a story in a UK magazine, which a spokesman for Jaguar said was 'purely speculative', there had been hopes the marque would be making a comeback to the sportscar scene.
However, speaking exclusively to Autoblog, the spokesman confirmed there would be no additional motorsport involvement from Jaguar or its parent company, Tata, outside of its GT racing in the United States.
"I'm afraid, contrary to recent reports deriving from a story in Autosport, Jaguar has no plans to return to Le Mans for the foreseeable future," the spokesman confirmed.
"The story was purely speculative and not based on any plans within the company."
Asked whether or not there had been any discussions within Jaguar or Tata on the subject, the spokesman said: "I'm not aware of any discussion at board level on any potential motorsport programme beyond the RSR team in America.
"With the ongoing C-X75 project as well as the recently introduced 12MY range, our teams are currently focussed on road cars rather than racing. They have plenty to keep them busy.
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Shaky Kane! From freebie box at my LCS.
Sometimes it's nice to dip into some juvenile DC Thomson comics, although the IPC titles were always a preference as a kid.
Not a comic, but every now and then I like to pull a book of letters from an author I dig out of the Pikitia Press library and read a few. Published in 2001, this volume retailed for 90 coconuts! I picked it up from the Bookhouse for 4 clams. The Bookhouse man mentioned in those days book retailers could charge that much for a book and folk would fill their houses with them. Now he finds folk offering him shelves of them and for him they're virtually unsellable. Holy Smokes! 90 Coconuts!!


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NYCC: Remembering Will Eisner
"Will Eisner's New York" turned out not to be the most accurate name for the New York Comic Con panel devoted to the creator of The Spirit; although a slideshow of 's drawings of the neighborhoods of New York played on a screen throughout the panel, the conversation consisted mainly of memories of the man himself.
Most of the panel members had a personal or professional connection with Eisner: Michael Schumacher, the author of the upcoming biography "Will Eisner: A Dreamer's Life in Comics"; Denis Kitchen, Eisner's longtime publisher and the representative of his estate; David Hajdu, a professor at Columbia University and author of "The Ten-Cent Plague"; Paul Levitz, former president of DC Comics, who worked with Eisner on "The Spirit Library" and wrote an eight-page Spirit story; and Jules Feiffer, who worked in Eisner's studio and recently published his memoir, "Backing into Forward." Comics writer Arie Kaplan moderated the panel which began on a cordial note with the panelists autographing each other's books.
Kaplan began by asking Feiffer what it was like being Eisner's assistant.
"It was hell," Feiffer replied. "I was 16 years old and looking for summer jobs, still in high school. I looked up Will in the phone book… There was an inner and outer office at 37 Wall Street, and the inner office, which the artists usually had, was staffed with assistants, none of whom thought he was very good. They thought he was a has-been."
At the time, Eisner was writing "The Spirit" strip and John Spranger was doing the penciling. Eisner would then draw over it with a brush. After returning from the army in 1946, Feiffer said, Eisner had "a sureness of hand that was an improvement on the brilliant work he had done earlier in terms of story, linework, storyboarding. It looked like a movie on paper for a while. And that lasted for a while, and then it didn't any more."
"Nobody typed up anything," Feiffer said about scripting. "[Eisner] did the stories initially, and he got increasingly bored with it. I said to him one day, 'You were better in 1942. Why don't you write like you did then?' And instead of firing me, which he could have done, he said, 'If you can do better, why don't you write one?' So I did, and he read it, and from then on I wrote for him."
Feiffer said Eisner treated his assistants as peers "He would argue with me, and I was this little pisher in the office, but he was not interested in status, he was interested in results and the work, and he found what I had to say interesting," Feiffer explained. "I didn't realize it was such a peer relationship. He never pulled rank, never said 'You're forgetting I am the boss.' And I did forget that."
Levitz credited Eisner for bringing out the best in his assistants. "I'm not sure what the magic in the soup was," he said, "but you gotta give some credit to the chef in the kitchen."
"Well, he kept the pot boiling," Feiffer replied. "He was never on an ego trip… He was interested in results and the process."
Hajdu picked up the thread. "The way Will made his art challenges us to come to terms with what it is to become an artist and what it is to be a genius, this hoary notion that a genius is a solitary figure, who works alone and is a privileged person who has some sort of conduit to the divine," said Hadju. "Will worked in a very collaborative, communal way… We know that comics are collaborative, and we know the work is his, in the same way the work of Duke Ellington, the big band leader, is his. He set the mission for the organization, he set the standards for the organization, and he embodied those standards in his own work. It's hard for people outside of comics, like it's hard for people outside of jazz, to grasp that. That's why the general public, outside of us, has been slow to understand that Will is a genius."
Kaplan asked Kitchen whether Eisner was pleased to be rediscovered in the 1960s and '70s.
"I think he loved being rediscovered, and I think, what was interesting to me, he embraced what was [going] on with the new generation," Kitchen said. "We couldn't have looked more different, he with no hair, me with lots, him in a three-piece suit more often than not, and me in bellbottoms. He saw that what my generation of cartoonists was doing was demanding total freedom of the medium, we didn't want to work under the Comics Code Authority and neither did he…. He couldn't let it all hang out like [Robert] Crumb, but he loved the fact that he could tackle any topic, could use a four-letter word, and draw somebody naked if he wanted. With graphic novels, he could embrace that freedom and could tell stories in a different way and wasn't restricted to that eight-page format… I think Will loved that rebirth at an age when some of his contemporaries were about to retire."
The conversation finally did turn to New York, when Kaplan asked Schumacher whether it would be realistic to say the city was a character in Eisner's work.
"It is realistic. From the stuff he was doing with 'The Spirit' all the way through, I think Eisner was captivated by New York, not just because it was the city he grew up in, but visually," Schumacher replied. It seemed to me that it was also a place so full of people, where individuals could be totally isolated, individuals could be completely lost, they could be very, very lonely; they could have incredible things happening to them in this huge framework of a city, the biggest city in the United States. I believe when he talked about New York, he talked about this as a place where stories took place. When you take a story like 'Ten Minutes,' could 'Ten Minutes' have happened anyplace but New York?"
"It happened in my family," said Feiffer. "It was my first story. All the stories that were my stories were Eisner stories. He was the heart and soul of what those stories had to be about. Eisner created weather on paper, he created flotsam of the streets on paper, he created dirt on paper like no one ever did. He created leaky faucets that really leaked… I got an education in the early 'Spirit' stories how not to say anything, how to dramatize it."
What about the events of the 1950s, which Hajdu chronicled in "The Ten Cent Plague," Kaplan asked. Was Eisner caught up in that?
"It was hard for me to extract the full story from Will on that subject because he was such a fiercely proud man," Hajdu said. "For the first four or five interviews, he clung to his standard storytelling, his decision to abandon comics in the '40s and '50s and go into self-imposed exile from comics, doing commercial work for the military. In others, he couched it in terms of middle class ascension, 'I had a family to raise, there's more credibility in being a businessman, I could feed my family' – it was kind of middle-class ascension. Only after several days and a couple glasses of wine did he start to talk about how the comics landscape was so bleak, and he was so despairing about what comics had become, that he thought, 'Now is the time to leave.'"
"He always took comics seriously," Hajdu continued, "and when he felt there was no longer an outlet for him to do great work, he left. That worked against him. He went from doing something from passion and a sense of adventure and an urge to experiment… to pursuing greatness in his late work, and I think that undermined some of his later work. Alan Moore said, 'Will Eisner did more than anybody to give comics their brains,' but my mother used to say 'Watch out or your brains will go to your head.'"
"Will was definitely on a mission the second time," said Levitz, "and when you are on a mission to make art, on the one hand you aspire higher, but on the other there is a sense of self importance."
Levitz and Feiffer agreed that the comic-book scare of the 1950s left many comics creators who worked in that era feeling persecuted. "Does a victim of McCarthyism ever go back to the good old days and feel that nothing ever happened?" said Feiffer. "You never can get rid of that. Will could not… There may have been an urge of too much respectability that got in the way of the graphic novels – a term I always hate. When you are trying to take your work seriously, the first thing that goes is that organic thing that makes people take your work seriously in the first place. Will was so good he could overcome most of that, but not all of it."
"To me it's important that Will appears to be the very first cartoonist who was pretentious, who admitted to being pretentious," said Kitchen. "As late as 1941, he told the 'Philadelphia Bulletin' there was potential for comic strips to be an art form, and you could practically hear the reporter giggling. It seemed preposterous."
"There is no way to undervalue Will's role as a missionary and a proselytizer of this art form," said Hajdu. "That Philadelphia Bulletin article was syndicated around the country. It changed the way people thought about comics, and they started to take comics seriously. So he really changed the terms, and it's a really significant part of his contribution."
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MLB Team Report - New York Mets - INSIDE PITCH
The Mets endured one of the scariest moments of their season in the third inning Thursday, when David Wright was hit in the helmet with a pitch.
MLB Team Report - New York Mets - INSIDE PITCH
The Mets endured one of the scariest moments of their season in the third inning Thursday, when David Wright was hit in the helmet with a pitch.
Brewers right-hander Johnny Hellweg struck Wright on the left side of the head with an 86-mph changeup, knocking the Mets third baseman to the ground. Wright remained there for several moments as trainer Ray Ramirez checked on him before walking off under his own power.
After the game, which Milwaukee won 4-2, Wright said he passed a battery of concussion tests, but jammed his right thumb falling to the ground on the play. Wright will undergo more testing Friday at Citi Field before the Mets determine if he can play again this season. He was previously hit in the head by a Matt Cain fastball in 2009.
"It seems like it's good," Wright said. "I got to a knee and just wanted to collect my thoughts and make sure I was all right before I got up. By that time the decision was already made to take me out."
The game was Wright's fifth since returning Sept. 20 from the disabled list, where he had spent the previous seven weeks nursing a strained right hamstring. Wright said he never considered shutting it down for the season, believing it was important he play in a few games before the end of the year. He just did not count on suffering another injury like this.
"That's the last guy on the team I want to hit," Hellweg said. "All I hear is good things about him. He's a good guy. You don't ever want to hit somebody in the head. It was a changeup and definitely mislocated. I feel awful he had to come out of the game. It got to me a little bit because it's David Wright. That's their guy. And it was in the head and he had to come out."
MLB Team Report - New York Mets - NOTES, QUOTES
STREAK: Won two
NEXT: Brewers (Yovani Gallardo, 11-10, 4.23) at Mets (Carlos Torres, 4-5, 3.36)
--3B David Wright left the game in the third inning for precautionary reasons after being hit in the head by a Johnny Hellweg changeup. Wright, who was replaced by Justin Turner, passed a concussion test.
--OF Josh Satin hit his first career pinch-hit home run, driving a 3-2 pitch from Brewers closer Jim Henderson over the wall in left in the ninth inning. It was the Mets fourth pinch-hit home run this season and first since Aug. 11 when Andrew Brown went deep against Arizona's Will Harris.
--LF Eric Young swiped two bases Thursday night, extending his career-high total to 44. He has 28 in the second half of the season, fourth most in franchise history. Jose Reyes holds the record with 34 in 2005.
--C Travis D'Arnaud reached base a career-high tying three times, finishing with two hits and a walk. The rookie is hitting .346 (9-for-26) over his last nine games with five walks.
--RHP Carlos Torres earned a win in a 4-3 victory against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia on Sunday, allowing two earned runs on seven hits, striking out six with three walks in six innings. His only other appearance against Milwaukee was a relief appearance for the Rockies in which he allowed two earned runs on two hits in 2 1/3 innings in a 7-6 win Aug. 15, 2012. Torres is 4-5 with a 3.36 ERA.
--RHP Matt Harvey was transferred from the 15-day disabled list to the 60-day DL on Thursday. He will embark on a six- to eight-week throwing program to determine whether he can avoid surgery on a partially torn UCL in right elbow.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "I'm feeling fine. It was more just precautionary that they didn't want me to stay in the game, so I feel pretty good, I passed all the concussion tests and went through that protocol so everything seems like it's good." -- 3B David Wright, after being struck in the head with a pitch in Thursday's 4-2 loss to Milwaukee.
MLB Team Report - New York Mets - ROSTER REPORT
--3B David Wright (head) left the Sept. 26 game after being hit in the helmet by a Johnny Hellweg changeup. Wright, who suffered a concussion after being hit in the same spot by a Matt Cain fastball in 2009, walked off the field under his own power. He is day-to-day.
--SS Ruben Tejada (broken right fibula) was hurt Sept. 18. He will miss the rest of the season.
--RHP Matt Harvey (partially torn UCL in right elbow) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to Aug. 25 and was transferred to the 60-day DL on Sept. 26. An MRI exam Aug. 26 revealed the season-ending injury. Harvey received a second opinion from Dr. James Andrews on Sept. 16 and will attempt to rehab rather than undergo Tommy John surgery. Harvey will embark on a six- to eight-week throwing program to determine whether he can avoid surgery.
--LHP Scott Rice (sports hernia) went on the 60-day disabled list Sept. 9. He had surgery Sept. 10.
--1B Ike Davis (strained right oblique) went on the 60-day disabled list Sept. 9.


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ON top of their other problems, the railways are being held responsible for an increase in drink-driving over the Christmas period.
Because of their chaotic condition, so it is reasoned, more travellers took to the road. Former railway passengers who were not accustomed to driving in the festive period, the RAC had warned, might be tempted to offend. Such hypotheses, which are impossible to prove, do nothing to solve the central problem which, the police declare, is a hardcore of offenders who ignore all exhortations and the risks involved.
To counter this, the Home Office proposes to increase penalties for the most serious and repeat offenders. This seems to us the right course of action. In years past, after gloomy drink-drive figures over the Christmas period, there has been a call to reduce the existing limit on drink that can be consumed before driving; in other words, to increase restraints on all motorists to counter what the police now seem to agree is a small minority of obstinate and heedless offenders.
What overall figures show is that those tested positive after an accident over the holiday period rose to 7.18 per cent from 6.5 last year and six per cent the year before. That is certainly an increase that has to be taken seriously. But the same figures also show that the vast majority of motorists on the road during the festive season behaved sensibly. When weighing up what further penalties are required, this needs to be kept firmly in mind.


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PCMH Recognition: Maintaining Momentum
Keeping the flame burning throughout the PCMH Recognition process can be a daunting task. This post shares some favorite tips from my work with practices on their Patient-Centered Medical Home journey.
The following is a comment on one of my recent posts:
I work with a number of practices on the process of getting NCQA recognition and here's what I recommend to help them stay motivated:
1) Track progress. Create a master document to help you track where you are on documentation (do you have PCMH1A done? How about PCMH 3B?). Tracking and sharing progress with your team can help them feel like they're getting somewhere and not just treading water
2) Celebrate victories. Once you finish the documentation for a particularly troublesome element, take the time to celebrate it. Recognize it in a staff meeting. "Hey! We just finished our month of referral logs and produced our report (PCMH 5B)!" Or "We just finished developing lists and sending out reminders for patient appointments (PCMH 2D). Bring in donuts (or healthier bagels and fruit) for the team. This can go a long way to helping people stay motivated.*
3) Find the Low-Hanging Fruit. Don't feel like you have to tackle only the tough elements first. Sure it will be great when you get the critically important conditions selected, but it can be a complicated process. Try your hand at something a little easier, like assessing your patient demographic data for PCMH 2A.
3) Teamwork is the Key. Having just one person responsible for all the PCMH work is too much. It's good to have a team of people they can bounce ideas with. For example, PCMH 1B requires that the practice produce a report showing that after-hours calls are being returned within the practice's stated guidelines. This can be a tricky element for most practices to produce documentation. Your PCMH lead person will benefit from bouncing ideas off both the front and back office staff. Can you get a report from the after hours call system? Can you ask providers on-call to keep a log of times when phone calls are returned? How can you make sure any clinical information is documented in the patient's medical records?
4) Take Time for Sharing. Get your practice staff (and patients) motivated about the PCMH experience by having information around the office. Have brochures in the waiting room and exam rooms. Have your staff wear buttons saying something about PCMH. Add a page to your website about PCMH. Encourage discussion about PCMH at your staff meetings. This will help foster an environment of learning about PCMH efforts. Your staff are busy so they need to know something's important before they get behind it. By the way, those PCMH brochure and that page on your website will make great documentation for PCMH 1E!
5) Lead with Leaders. Be sure to have your leadership on board with the PCMH efforts. It doesn't mean they have to be 100% behind the effort. A little healthy skepticism is, well, healthy! Have them read about the benefits of PCMH. One resource is the Patient-Centered Primary Care Consortium which shares results of various PCMH pilots from around the country. Share with them about the Hidden Benefits of PCMH recognition. Find out what their questions are and see if you can find answers. There may be others in the practice with the same question as well.
* All PCMH elements referenced in this post are from the 2011 NCQA standards
Let me know if these tips helped or not or if you have some of your own to share.


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Scotland coach Stuart McCall has warned that Croatia still have plenty of quality to call upon for Tuesday's final World Cup qualifier at Hampden Park even if they do rest some players who are walking a disciplinary tight-rope.
Croatia's 2-1 home defeat to Belgium on Friday night meant the visitors qualified for the Brazil finals next summer as winners of Group A with Igor Stimac's men consigned to a play-off place as runners-up.
However, Vedran Corluka, Luka Modric, Mario Mandzukic, Niko Kranjcar, Nikica Jelavic, Gordon Schildenfeld, Ivan Strinic, Eduardo and Ognjen Vukojevic are all on yellow cards and will miss the first game of the play-off if they are cautioned against Scotland.
Josip Simunic is suspended and Sime Vrsaljko and Mateo Kovacic, both on yellow cards, have dropped to the Croatia Under-21s, while Ivan Rakitic, also cautioned earlier in the tournament, is out injured.
McCall believes Stimac has been left with a dilemma, but does not feel Croatia will inevitably be weakened if they utilise their squad to leave it as complete as possible for the play-offs.
"As a manager you want to go into the play-offs on the back of a good result," the Motherwell manager said. "There is no doubt about that. You want to be going into the play-offs on the back of a positive result.
"There are a lot of key individuals on yellow cards and if they were to pick another one up they would miss the first game of the play-offs.
"It depends on the individual. If you look at the likes of Modric, you think, is he a hot-head? Is he sensible enough to think, 'I am not going to get myself in a situation'?
"Then you look at centre-half Corluka. He has to win his headers and win his tackles so it is difficult.
"But if you look at Friday night, they still had a lot of good players on the bench.
"Niko Kranjcar came off the bench to score, Ivica Olic was on the bench, there were other star names like Eduardo, so they have a strong squad.
"I am not so sure that making three or four changes will weaken them that much, with the strength and depth that they have got.
"Again, the coach is experienced, he will make that call."
There is an optimism around the Scotland camp following the 2-1 win over Macedonia in Skopje in their last game and the 1-0 victory over Croatia in June, in addition to decent
performances in defeats to Belgium and England in between.
However, McCall urged a little caution, saying: "You don't want to get carried away because sometimes one bad result can take the wheels off again. I thought we played really well in Macedonia and dominated the game.
"But they got back to 1-1 with 10 minutes to go and if they had got a late goal rather than us, it would have changed the whole complexion and mood of the country and the football team, it would have been a bit more doom and gloom.
"Without getting carried away, the training sessions have been good and everyone wants to be here, which they should do.
"To get Scott Brown back in the middle of the park has been key and James Morrison has come back in.
"You look around the squad and consider the players who aren't here through injuries etc, and if we can get everyone together we have a strong unit."
McCall, however, is aware of the importance of finishing the campaign with what would be a first home win.
"We want to finish as high up the table as we can," said the former Rangers and Scotland midfielder. "So we need something from the game. It will be a positive approach to keep the momentum going."
Meanwhile, Motherwell left-back Steven Hammell has been drafted into the Scotland squad as back up to Lee Wallace, who has withdrawn as expected after failing to overcome a knee injury.
Hammell's only full international appearance came nine years ago when he appeared in a 4-1 friendly defeat by Sweden in 2004 when the team were under the care of interim manager Tommy Burns following the departure of Berti Vogts.
Meanwhile, Robert Snodgrass, who scored the winner when Scotland beat Croatia 1-0 in June, has rejoined the squad.
He was given leave by Strachan, to attend the birth of his baby daughter, Leonie.
His partner, Denise, gave birth late last week and Snodgrass is determined to deliver more good news.
"I'm absolutely buzzing after the birth of our baby," he told the Scottish FA's official website.
"I managed to train at the club last week but I think the adrenaline of fatherhood alone will get me through it.
"I'm looking forward to training tomorrow and I would like to thank the manager for being so understanding."
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