text: Monday, February 06, 2012 Call to Action: Congressional Action Needed on Cap and Cuts The 2-month fix extending the Medicare cap exceptions process that Congress passed December 23, 2011, will expire February 29. If Congress does not pass legislation before February 29 the therapy cap will go into effect without an exceptions process, and a scheduled 27.4% cut to provider payments under the Medicare physician fee schedule will be implemented March 1. APTA is working with Congress to protect the physical therapy profession and its patients from these impending cuts. Help strengthen the association's efforts by contacting your legislators today to express your support for full repeal of the sustainable growth rate and the therapy cap. Urge your legislators to—at the very least—pass a 2-year extension of the therapy cap exceptions process as proposed in the original House bill, which saves money and creates a path to reform the therapy benefit in the long term. Comments The exception process on the therapy cap needs to be extended to ensure the proper care of our patients. Patients benefit from the services of therapy in improving their function, and the exception process is not a place that the government needs to start at when making spending cuts, as the health of our patients is paramount. Posted by Tim McGill -> ANY]<K on 2/7/2012 1:21 PM i have made multiple contacts with my Legislative representatives regarding this issue and twice I have asked them to take a 27-30% pay cut similar to what we are facing and they to a man have not responded to that request, just the usual BS from a politician, and never answering the question! Posted by Brian Lambert PT on 2/10/2012 11:28 AM The benefits from physical therapy are so important to improve patients function not only for better quality of life, but for reduced cost to health care by getting them home sooner, decrease labor and time of their care, prevention or reduction of indirect additional comorbidities and more enforcment of safe and healthful living that will carryover into their remaining life. Posted by Debra Noel PTA on 2/10/2012 12:24 PM Reason number 92 why we as PTs should not be supporting universal health care run by the govt. You don't think this same thing will happen to all reimbursements if they are all govt run. We see significant limits on medicaid in NM currently. The free market is the best way to keep costs down and ensure better reimbursements. Posted by Suzanne Thomas on 2/11/2012 10:02 AM I cannot reach Senator Patti Murray, who is powerful Senator on Capitol Hill. She does not care to receive information on how I would like her to vote. The incumbent Democrats are bound and determined to change health care insurance with untruths about the benefits from their Law, which is not going to benefit old people, medical care access, and especially not rehabilitation. Insurance companies are not going to pay out for wellness, they are hoping the sick die off. Posted by Laura Coykendall -> EKQZ> on 2/14/2012 7:26 PM


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The Research Contributions of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
from Social Security Bulletin, Vol. 69, No. 4 (released December 2009)
This article reviews the research contributions of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College over its 10-year history and their implications for Social Security and retirement income policy in three major areas: (1) Social Security's long-term financing shortfall, (2) the adequacy of retirement incomes, and (3) labor force participation at older ages as a means to improve retirement income security. The center has received substantial funding support from the Social Security Administration (SSA) in each area and has also successfully leveraged SSA's investment by attracting funding from other sources.

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My friend Jen has the most scrumptious baby boy – with the most scrumptious baby boy name. He is called Quentin, though almost no-one actually uses his given name.
His mom calls him Coco, and just about everyone else refers to him simply as Q. I know. Awesome. Recently we discussed the idea that I might need another baby, solely so I could give him an equally super-slick, James bond-y style nickname – perhaps Z. Though of course, because I'm Canadian, he'd be known to the northern part of the family as "Zed," and this might ultimately cause some super-spy confusion. My friend then suggested that to emphasize his Canadian heritage, I might consider nicknaming my theoretical baby "Loonie" or "Toonie" (these being what Canadians call their one- and two- dollar coins, and the epitome to many Americans of absolute Canadian adorable quaintness). Maybe she and I shouldn't be allowed to name this completely imaginary baby boy. I do know that many little boys will actively nickname themselves – more than one three-year old has advised me that he will respond only to "Spiderman." One friend's son demanded, inexplicably, to be called Carl (his name was Jacob) for at least a year. Perhaps little girls do this too? I remember at some point deciding I would be known as Nicola to my friends and family (but that's bound to happen when your parents name you Peryl).
Do you call your babies by their given names, or has a nickname taken over? What entirely awesome nicknames have they given themselves?


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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Most women can wait three to five years between Pap tests to screen for cervical cancer, according to guidelines released Monday by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).
The recommendations fall in line with two separate sets of guidelines released earlier this year - one by the American Cancer Society and other medical groups, and another from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, a government-backed panel.
All of the new recommendations mark a further shift away from annual Pap testing, which was once the standard advice.
Now ACOG and the other groups say most women ages 21 to 29 should have a Pap test no more than every three years.
For women ages 30 to 65, the best option is to have a Pap test, along with a test for human papillomavirus (HPV), every five years; otherwise, a Pap test alone every three years is "acceptable."
"Women can feel very comfortable with this," said Dr. David Chelmow, referring to the longer interval between Pap tests. "The bottom line is, this is enough."
Chelmow, who heads obstetrics and gynecology at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, led the development of the ACOG guidelines.
Cervical cancer is caused by long-term infection with certain types of HPV, a virus that causes warts, including genital warts. But there are over 100 strains of HPV, and only some are linked to cervical cancer. And even among women infected with those strains, only a limited number will develop cervical cancer.
The Pap test is done to look for abnormalities in cervical cells that may or may not become cancer. The HPV test helps refine things by showing whether a woman has a strain linked to cervical cancer.
But women younger than 30 should not have the HPV test, Chelmow said.
That's because women that age commonly carry the virus, but for a relatively short time before the immune system wipes it out. So testing young women would largely catch short-lived HPV infections that would not contribute to cancer later.
"HPV testing just won't work well for women in that age group," Chelmow said.
All of the new guidelines, he noted, are aimed at giving women and doctors clearer direction on how often to do cervical cancer screening.
"They're also aimed at avoiding over-testing," Chelmow said.
The downside with any cancer screening is that tests can pick up possible abnormalities where there are none. And that leads to unnecessary - sometimes invasive - follow-up tests, anxiety and healthcare costs.
Traditionally, Pap tests were done yearly. But more recently, doctors have been recommending longer intervals to avoid over-screening. The previous ACOG recommendation had been for women ages 21 to 29 to have a Pap test every two years; for women ages 30 to 65, the interval was every three years, if their last three tests had been negative.
Chelmow said these new recommendations are "much clearer."
Women younger than 21 should not be screened for cervical cancer at all, according to ACOG and the other groups.
That's because the cancer is rare at that age, while abnormalities in cervical cells are common.
But all women, Chelmow said, should keep having an annual "well woman" check-up - which includes general health checks, like having your blood pressure and cholesterol measured.
That's despite one recent review from the Cochrane Library that found regular check-ups weren't likely to be helpful for healthy people.
There is now a vaccine against HPV, and women who've gotten it may wonder if they need cervical cancer screening.
The answer is yes, Chelmow said. "They should follow the same screening recommendations as everyone else."
The two vaccines used in the U.S. guard against only two cancer-causing strains of HPV. Those two strains account for about 70 percent of all cervical cancers - which means that even vaccinated women can still develop the cancer.
The American Cancer Society estimates that about 12,200 U.S. women will be diagnosed with cervical cancer this year, and 4,200 will die from the disease.
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Candace Cameron opened up about her struggles with bulimia while discussing her new book Balancing It All with Yahoo's Omg! Insider.
The 37-year-old actress, who rose to fame at the age of 10 for playing D.J. Tanner on Full House, explained that she never dealt with eating disorders during her time as a child actor. Instead, her issues began when she married Valeri Bure and moved to Montreal for his career as a professional hockey player.
At the time Cameron was struggling to find balance as an actress and a new wife, and she "turned to food for comfort."
"Clearly it wasn't a healthy way to deal with things," she said. "That's really when my faith was kicked up a notch, and I sought comfort in my relationship with God and not with food."
Cameron says her parents and the Full House production crew went to great lengths to make her feel good about herself during her time on the ABC hit show.
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Most general managers and head coaches from the 32 NFL teams addressed the media last weekend at the NFL Combine, to discuss not only their thoughts on this year's NFL Draft prospects, but also about their team's plans heading into free agency, which begins March 13.
Here are 24 notes from around the league, many of which pertain to the Dolphins:
1. Peyton Manning will continue to be the Dolphins No. 1 priority until his situation is resolved. And many insiders, including John Clayton and Chris Mortensen, are warming to the idea that the Dolphins are the favorite to land him if he is cut. Donovan McNabb said Monday on D.C. radio that "I don't see Peyton ending up in Washington." Jets head coach Rex Ryan and Arizona GM Rod Graves both refused to shoot down speculation that their teams will be in the hunt. Kansas City and Seattle will pursue, but seem unlikely, given that they often play games in inclement weather (though Seattle does have over $25 million in salary cap space). Cleveland probably won't pursue because it appears to be in the driver's seat for Robert Griffin III, though the St. Louis Post-Dispatch considers the Redskins "the early front-runner" for RG3. Minnesota, which plays in a dome and has Christian Ponder penciled in as the starter, is a Wild Card.
2. Dolphins fans should be most worried about the Cardinals in the competition to sign Manning. They also have good weather, a talented receiver (Larry Fitzgerald) and play in a dome. And if they cut Kevin Kolb before March 17, they can avoid paying him a $7 million roster bonus, and move on after paying him $12 million for one year (plus giving up a second-round pick and CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie). Cutting bait with Kolb and then winning a bidding war for Manning seems out of character for Cardinals owner Bill Bidwell, but you can't count it out.
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On December 31, 1956, writer and political activist Nancy Cunard visited the Keats-Shelley House in Rome. She went there to contribute an account of one of her earliest, most intimate experiences as a young writer and to memorialize her connection with one of the most important figures of the Romantic period, John Keats. Although Keats had been dead for many years before Cunard was born, she vividly remembered meeting him—in a dream.
Cunard writes that the dream occurred when she was 15 years old, during "a summer of adolescence" when she was "troubled by her own lines and words." She had read nearly everything Keats had written, "knew much of him by heart," and believed herself "in love with him." In the dream, the likeness of Keats told Cunard that she "should write, that [she] should be a poet." Cunard was moved by the dream and continued to feel connected to Keats throughout her life. She signed off the piece she prepared for the Keats-Shelley House by writing, "thus, to the treasure of this house, I offer my small leaf… with love, and with a tear."
Cunard's dramatic prose reflects her own dynamic life and personality. The British writer and political activist was the daughter of a baronet. She attended private schools in London, Germany, and Paris, where she met the friends who would later call themselves the "Corrupt Coterie." Despite her privileged upbringing, Cunard was quick to jump into the fray of political activism and regularly spoke out against fascism and racism.
The Ransom Center recently acquired several items relating to Cunard's pilgrimage to the Keats-Shelley House in Rome, including Cunard's personal copy of Neville Rogers's book Keats, Shelley & Rome: An Illustrated Miscellany. Other related materials were laid in the pages of the book, including a postcard sent to Cunard by Vera Cacciatore—then curator of the Keats-Shelley House and a friend of Cunard—and a letter sent by Cacciatore, thanking Cunard for a recent review on Byron and imploring her to visit again.
One highlight of this acquisition is the original typescript Cunard presented to the Keats-Shelley House, her four-page account of her childhood dream of Keats. These materials join the Ransom Center's extensive Cunard collection, the bulk of which were acquired between 1969 and 1977. The collection includes manuscripts of her works, personal papers, and correspondence, as well as poems and essays by many of her friends and associates.
The Center also recently acquired Cunard's library.
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Image: Page from the original typescript Nancy Cunard presented to the Keats-Shelley House. The document contains her four-page account of her childhood dream of John Keats.


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Steve Anderson, editor of Workamper News, termed last week's launch of the RV maintenance 10-month program called the Gold Star Club "a huge success."
The program opened with an online live event on Feb. 4 called "Buying & Selling It Right," hosted by Terry Cooper of Mobile RV Academy. Cooper's expert guests were two guests from PPL Motor Homes in Houston, Texas, Rob Henderson, director of marketing and sales, and James "Shorty" Eleckel, sales manager. PPL Motor Homes is considered the largest RV consignment dealer in the U.S., selling between 1,200 and 1,300 consigned RVs each year, according to a news release.
"One of the many bonus features of being a member of the Gold Star Club is having the opportunity to sit in on an online 'Live Event' each month to obtain valuable information about certain RV related topics," Cooper said. "What better way to start out a large program like this than by teaching people how to buy and sell an RV and do it right? We want to show people that they can sidestep the pitfalls that are out there if they just take the time to become educated about how it all works."
During the 10-month program, members will be learning RV maintenance via online webinars that have been recorded and placed in a library for each member to access at their own pace. Cooper will be providing his "Ask the Professor" Internet show as a way to provide one-on-one interaction to provide more in-depth learning.
Anderson wants to encourage those who are interested in the program to go ahead and sign up.
"Even though we have had the 'official opening' of the Gold Star Club, anyone can still sign up for this outstanding program," he said. "We have purposely designed it for anyone who wants to become educated about RV Maintenance to enter at any time and have full advantage of all that the program has to offer."
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Accounting for Goodwill
by OSCAR S. GELLEIN Partner, Executive Office
Presented before the North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants, Chapel Hill—October 1968
CHANGE has always been a part of the human condition. This is well known. What is not remembered and seldom acted upon is the accelerating
rate of this change. Acceleration of change is seen in our total environment, in science, in business, and therefore in accounting.
Three years ago it was said that the year 1910 marked the midpoint in man's scientific development. Today a better figure probably is 1915— in other words, the midpoint moved at least five years in three years. Half the energy consumed by man in the last 2,000 years has been consumed
since 1915. Half the minerals and metals ever lifted have been lifted since 1915. Twenty-five per cent of the people that ever lived are now living. Ninety per cent of the scientists that ever lived are now living. It is not hard to believe that ninety-five per cent of the public accountants that ever lived are now living.
We know that the rate of change in our environment continues to increase at an increasing rate, but we act as if we did not believe it. The human mind seems incapable of projecting along an upward bending curve. Instead it looks ahead, although up, on a straight-line basis. This means there is ever a gap between man's ability to solve problems and the problems that require solution.
Now what does all this have to do with by subject—accounting for goodwill? Really very little so far as I can tell. Recognition of accelerating
change has had a great deal to do with the advancement of accounting in connection with many phenomena of the day, such as with respect to new types of securities being offered these days by companies, and in connection with earnings per share, accounting for income taxes, pension costs, and the like.
But some of the problems to be dealt with in accounting for goodwill are as old as accounting: They have some of the same dimensions and the same color as those existing when all of us, even the oldest of us, took up our study of accounting. Moreover, the progress toward solution of the goodwill problems moves at a snail's pace.


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Mark Mastrov's keynote address, titled "How to Deliver Record-Breaking Performance in Today's Economy," probably should have been "How to Deliver a Keynote Address at Record-Breaking Speed." Mastrov delivered a lot of key advice to a packed audience at a fast-break pace.
The key note of Mastrov's keynote on Friday is that the time is now for club operators to open clubs and expand.
"The next five years is the best run we're ever going to have," Mastrov said. "The markets are coming back. You can feel it."
Mastrov pointed to the recent IHRSA index that showed that club numbers are down. That's not exactly what Mastrov hears from positive-thinking club operators.
"When I talk to people, everybody says their numbers are up," Mastrov said, igniting laughter from the audience.
Mastrov outlined the basic principles of how to compete, or as he put it, the "blocking and tackling of success." The core categories, to no one's surprise, are price, service, facility, people, brand, network and differentiation.
Mastrov made it sound so easy to run a club, but he also stressed the importance of hard work. He's not afraid to go to other club operators and pick their brains and see what works for them.
To really dig deep about a club, Mastrov told a story about how he would go to a club at 7 a.m. wearing a ballcap and two-day stubble. He'd talk to all the members, and in two hours' time, he would know everything about them and about the club.
"I know who's having an affair within my club," Mastrov joked.
Personal training can easily be doubled in clubs, added Mastrov, who's also big on nutrition components in clubs. Mastrov dubunked the myth that there's a magic formula to club success.
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St. Patrick's Day is quite the "holiday." Like Valentine's Day, another day named after a saint, the original meaning has strayed far from the original intent of the day, but unlike Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day is fun for the single and taken alike. Here are four apps to help make the day better.
St. Patrick's Day Live: Can't make it out to a good St. Patrick's Day parade? Well, you can watch the New York City parade live with this app from EarthCam, or just watch Dubliners celebrate live. Then, use the Photo Booth feature to share festive photos with added leprechaun hats or "Kiss Me I'm Irish" buttons because why not? It's a day to celebrate and be Irish!
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Untappd: Drinking cheap beer that's dyed green is a tradition of this 'holiday', definitely. But look, once you've drank one cheap plastic cup of it, there's no reason why you can't drink good beer after that. And you can use Untappd to share the beers you've been having. Why not find some nice, classy Irish beers to celebrate the day? Just search for "Irish" in this social drinking app and it'll list a bunch of Irish beers to try out. If you drink one, share it with your friends. Drinking is more fun with friends, after all.
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iPhone App - Designed for iPhone, compatible with iPad
Released: 2011-09-30 :: Category: Game
BreathalEyes: So, you've had a lot to drink, but just how much have you had? Well, this app can estimate how much you've had based on your eyes. It measure horizontal gaze nystagmus to detect how much a person has been drinking. Version 2.0 of the app, recently released, promises more accurate results with the addition of video capture, not just photo capture. It can detect blood alcohol content from .02% to .20% with a margin of error of .02%. The app is for entertainment purposes only, but if someone's BAC is too high, it might be time to send them home in a cab.
BreathalEyes - BAC Scanner - Breathalyzer
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Released: 2011-11-21 :: Category: Game
Uber: ...and yes, there is an app for that. Summon a cab directly to where you are with this app. Or if you're feeling extra-classy, call for an Uber Black ride, which sends a black town car to pick you up. The app handles payment and tip automatically, which will especially come in handy if you have enjoyed a little too much of the fruits of Ireland's labors. Uber's more well-known, but also consider Hailo, a service that's run into far fewer legal hurdles than Uber has, but is available in fewer cities. However you get a ride home, be sure to do it safely. Not just because it's the right thing to do, but because getting arrested is an expensive pain, and would totally ruin this glorious day.
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Actor, stand-up comic and presenter Rufus Hound will join the cast of Nicholas Hytner's five star West End production of One Man, Two Guvnors to play lovable chancer Frances Henshall in Richard Bean's award-winning version of Carlo Goldoni's classic Italian comedy The Servant of Two Masters.
Rufus Hound will join the West End cast on 4 February 2013 having played the role in the current UK touring production. The West End production of One Man, Two Guvnors has recently announced a further new booking period releasing over 200, 000 new tickets for sale taking bookings at the Theatre Royal Haymarket to 31 August 2013.
Fired from his skiffle band, Francis Henshall becomes minder to Roscoe Crabbe, a small time East End hood, now in Brighton to collect £6,000 from his fiancee's dad. But Roscoe is really his sister Rachel posing as her own dead brother, who's been killed by her boyfriend Stanley Stubbers. Holed up at the Cricketers' Arms, the permanently ravenous Francis spots the chance of an extra meal ticket and takes a second job with one Stanley Stubbers, who is hiding from the police and waiting to be re-united with Rachel. To prevent discovery, Francis must keep his two guvnors apart. Simple.
With songs by Grant Olding performed by The Craze, One Man, Two Guvnors physical comedy director is Cal McCrystal. Designs are by Mark Thompson, with lighting by Mark Henderson, sound design by Paul Arditti, fight direction by Kate Waters and choreography and associate direction by Adam Penford.
Rufus Hound is best known as a comedian and TV and radio personality, where his work includes seven series of the award-winning Celebrity Juice, the BBC sitcom Hounded, 8 out of 10 Cats, Never Mind the Buzzcocks and ITV1 primetime hit comedy show Mad Mad World. He is soon be seen in series 2 of A Touch of Cloth for Sky. His radio credits include Act Your Age and My Teenage Diary for BBC Radio 4, as well as his own comedy show What's So Funny. Hound's film credits include Wedding Video and My Big Fat Gypsy Gangster. In addition Hound has presented Top of the Pops, Glastonbury Live and Out Take TV, all for the BBC.
Richard Bean's plays include England People Very Nice for the National, The Heretic, Harvest (winner of the Critics' Circle Award for Best New Play), Honeymoon Suite, Under the Whaleback and Toast for the Royal Court and The Big Fellah for Out of Joint at the Lyric Hammersmith and on tour. He adapted David Mamet's House of Games and wrote a new version of The Hypochondriac for The Almeida Theatre. Bean won the 2011 Evening Standard Award for Best Play for One Man, Two Guvnors and The Heretic.
Since he became Director of the National in April 2003, Nicholas Hytner has directed Henry V, His Dark Materials, The History Boys, Stuff Happens, Henry IV, Southwark Fair, The Alchemist, The Man of Mode, The Rose Tattoo (with Stephen Pimlott), Rafta, Rafta … , Much Ado About Nothing, Major Barbara, England People Very Nice, Phèdre, The Habit of Art, London Assurance, Hamlet, Collaborators, Travelling Light and Timon of Athens. Hytner's production of People opened earlier this week.
One Man, Two Guvnors opened at The National Theatre in May 2011. In November last year, after its first UK tour, the show opened in the West End at the Adelphi Theatre where it completed a sell out run. The Broadway production of One Man, Two Guvnors recently completed its successful run at the Music Box Theater, where James Corden won the Tony Award for Best Actor. A second UK tour continues to February 2013 with the show embarking on an international tour immediately afterwards.
Christmas 2012 performance schedule at the Theatre Royal Haymarket:
Monday 24 December 2:30pm
Tuesday 25 December no performance
Wednesday 26 December 7:30pm
Thursday 27 December 2:30pm and 7:30pm
Friday 28 December 7:30pm
Saturday 29 December 2:30pm and 7:30pm
Monday 31 December 7:30pm
Tuesday 1 January 7:30pm
Wednesday 2 January 2:30pm and 7:30pm
Thursday 3 January 2:30pm & 7:30pm
Friday 4 January 7:30pm
Saturday 5 January 2:30pm and 7:30pm
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Five men save humanity one pint at a time
Gary King (Simon Pegg: Star Trek) fancied himself a god in high school. He and his band of followers debauched their way across their small town. A hard drinker, high and a hit with the ladies, Gary's biggest regret is that he and his lackeys never finished the fabled Golden Mile, a one-mile pub crawl with 12 pints at 12 local bars.
Decades later, Gary is a paunchy, pale version of his former self. He drives the same car, wears the same dirty trench coat and is just as shiftless and hammered. What was sexy and mysterious at 18 is now pathetic.
In a delusional attempt to reclaim his self-proclaimed title as the King, Gary contrives to get his mates back together and conquer The Golden Mile.
Gary's friends aren't perpetual adolescents, so it's tough to convince them to rejoin the drunken fold. Steven (Paddy Considine: Girl on a Bicycle) is a health nut who just made a mint selling his company. Peter (Eddie Marsan: Jack the Giant Slayer) works at his family's car dealership. Oliver (Martin Freeman: The Hobbit) manages properties in London. Andy (Nick Frost: Ice Age) is a sober lawyer with no interest in ever seeing Gary again.
Lies, begging and unreasonable arguments finally get the boys back together for the ultimate pub crawl. Two beers in, Gary is flying high while the boys roll their eyes. Three beers in, things start getting weird. Five beers later, they are getting suspicious.
The pubs are the same, but the people of their sleepy little hamlet have changed. At first, the changes seem minor, but soon the group starts to notice that the entire township is acting off, as if a foreign presence has taken over their bodies. Is it an alien invasion? A group of robots assimilating society to take over the world?
The boys know they must stop whatever threat is facing their town, but first they need another pint. That's right, Earth's only hope of salvation are the drunk 40-year-old men at the end of the bar.
Can they stop the takeover? Can they convince Gary to grow up? Can any of them walk a straight line?
Don't plan a pub crawl after seeing this movie.
The World's End is a tipsy mash up of the man-child comedies that have permeated recent cinema. Brash, funny and often peculiarly touching, this is a great movie about the dangers of aliens and drinking. Gary often seems hopeless, but in a way, The Golden Mile, and the events that interrupt it, are the best intervention he could hope for.
Director Edgar Wright, who regularly teams up with writer/star Pegg, completes the team's Cornetto Trilogy (named after the three flavors of the ice cream treat) with this fun sci-fi spoof. Pegg and Wright are brilliant at subverting beloved genres, using wit to point out plot failings while celebrating them. The World's End benefits from deft editing and the creators' love of sci-fi. The creatures look cool and are appropriately creepy. Aficionados will spot references to Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Day the World Stood Still and more.
More important than a clever visual reference is the able writing that has become a hallmark of a Pegg/Wright film. Gary, who could easily be a grating cliché, is instead somewhat likeable because of his affable delusions of grandeur. As the beer and terror flow, Gary's thin veneer begins to crack, and the real Gary emerges. It's sad, funny and a little terrifying.
The biggest acting coup in the movie, however, is Frost's performance as the loyal, straight-laced Andy. Usually the loutish Abbott to Pegg's Costello, Frost turns in a credible performance as the straight man of the team.
Filled with drunken debauchery, sci-fi plotlines and fantastic dialog, The World's End is the flick for viewers who want a little brains with their action.


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SANTAS ABOUND: You expect to head to Sin City and see plenty of Elvises, yes, but count on seeing a Santa, or 10,000, while there. Bellagio's Winter Holiday kicks off on Dec. 6, and if you think you might spy some penguins or an igloo in the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, you'd be correct. The Neon Museum is hosting a "special lighting" on Saturday, Dec. 14, with kidly ornament-makery earlier in the afternoon. And who is that inside the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay? Yep, it's Santa. He may not be scuba diving in the tanks, but he will chat with young visitors and stop for photos. And those picture-splashy Bellagio fountains? They might take on a holiday-like glow as the end of the year draws nearer, so watch closely. Yep, North Pole; you might have a doppelcity in Las Vegas, what with all of the big-style, pull-out-all-stops glitter and cheer.


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The $800 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act that President Obama signed into law within weeks of taking office in 2009 has been criticized by some as wasteful government spending and by others as too little to be effective.
When it comes to keeping and creating employment, however, the package does appear to have done the job. A government report released this week suggests that the stimulus plan was responsible for the creation of 300,000 to 2 million additional jobs during the three months that ended December.
Further, projections show that as many as 1.5 million more people will have jobs during the first three months of 2012 because of the plan, according to analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (via the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities).
In addition to saving and creating jobs, the Recovery Act has increased the number of hours Americans worked. Without the stimulus, many full-time workers would have been reduced to part-time and there would have been less overtime work available.
The stimulus package was also responsible for lowering the nation's unemployment rate, which stood at 8.5 percent in December, from 0.2 percentage points to as much as 1.1 percentage points, according to CBO calculations.
The CBO is required by law to report its estimates on the number of jobs created by the Recovery Act.
The CBO's report also notes that the stimulus was responsible for boosting the nation's output of goods and services, known as gross domestic product, by 0.2 percent to 1.5 percent in the final months of 2011.
Last month, the Department of Commerce reported that its initial reading of fourth-quarter GDP stood at 2.8 percent. The agency will release an updated estimate, based on more complete data, next week.
The CBO report also found the stimulative effect on employment caused by the Recovery Act waned at the end of 2010 and continued to do so last year. Still, it says, the legislation will likely increase the number of jobs this year by 200,000 to 1.3 million.
The CBO estimates the act will also increase the nation's rising budget deficit by about $831 billion during the 10 years ending 2019.
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Sophomore Brian Rogers netted his fourth goal of the season (Gil Talbot).
HANOVER, N.H. -- Brian Rogers gave Harvard a 1-0 lead in the first half of an Ivy League contest at Dartmouth, but the Crimson could not hold on and fell, 2-1, Saturday evening. Austin Harms recorded seven saves, as Harvard slips to 4-6-5 overall and 1-2-2 in Ivy League play. The Big Green moves to 7-6-1 and 2-3-0 in the Ancient Eight.
Harvard scored on its first shot of the game, as Alex Chi placed a cross pass perfectly into the left side of the box. Rogers accepted the pass and batted the ball home, sneaking it past Lyman Missimer and into the back of the net at 34:49. Rogers now paces the Crimson with four goals and nine points on the season.
In the second half, Andrew Olson booted a corner kick for Dartmouth at 70:08, which led to the Big Green's first goal. Nick Pappas headed the ball directly off the corner and over the outstretched arms of Harms, tying the game. Only 63 seconds later, Lucky Mkosana earned a breakaway chance for Dartmouth and beat Harms with a shot to the lower left, giving the Big Green a 2-1 lead.
Missimer finished the game with two saves, as Dartmouth outshot Harvard, 16-4, and enjoyed the advantage in corner kicks, 7-2.
The Crimson will return home to host Columbia Saturday, Nov. 6 for a 1:30 p.m. contest. Prior to the game at Ohiri Field, Shomesh Chaudhuri, Alex Chi, Jaren LaGreca, Robert Millock and James Pelletier will be honored during a Senior Day ceremony.


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Tried a Red Eye/ Flare? I think we need a rear light comarison chart here!
There's no questioning Light and Motion's Vis180 wow factor with its thirty-five lumens producing a "Ready Break" cocoon of light around rider and companion-perfect for winter training, utility riding or commuting with trailers/tag-alongs. However, you'd expect something pretty special from an Led costing the best part of £100.
Prised from the packet, it's quite an imposing piece of kit tipping the scales at 135g, although much of this is attributable to the substantial li-on battery. Most lights boast 180 degrees visibility but the Vis incorporates a dedicated lens and clever mounting bracket ensuring optimal output regardless of positioning. Despite suggestion to the contrary, it assumed the contours of my helmet perfectly, although the additional weight was noticeable for the first few miles. The large on/off switch is just the right side of positive, won't engage accidentally yet gloved hands easily navigate between cruise and race modes. Simply describing these as high and low doesn't do them justice. Cruise denotes the full sequential cycle of high, medium and low whereas race should be thought of as the economy setting, forgoing medium in the interests of battery life
Toggling between the two on the fly is quite tricky so I stuck with cruise for most purposes, remembering to fuel up at the computer's USB more frequently. It's one thing being extremely bright; it's another being visible. General consensus when followed along unlit rural roads by friends and family is that it emanates a piercing arc of light, readily visible from 750 metres. Larger vehicles certainly approached and overtook with greater care-regardless of mounting point.
It's no less prodigious round town, the glow slicing effortlessly like a beacon through the barrage of flickering neon and bustling traffic. This umbrella of light has made roundabouts and intersections notably safer from all directions.
Waterproofing seems well and truly sorted on production models-we've been charging along the lanes in freezing November deluge without a hint of concern-even with the USB cover left provocatively ajar. That said, the 180 remains firmly of the water-resistant genre so a slither of Vaseline is advisable between cover and contacts on bikes sans guards.
Impressive output but at a price
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Make and model: Light and Motion Vis180 LED rear light
Size tested: n/a
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
"The Vis 180 delivers an SUV sized output from a compact lightweight package. At 10 times the light of the most powerful AA tail lights, combined with brilliant amber side lights, the Vis 180 lets the cars know you belong on the road too. With a tool-less mount, locking mount clip for frame or bag, and convenient cell phone micro USB charging, you will never go back to a blinkie again".
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
180 degree visibility ( from up to a claimed 1,000 metres), li-on USB rechargeable battery, tool free mounting.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
In terms of outright power,there's little that comes close-especially in cruise mode. The bracket is superbly designed for optimum efficiency regardless where, or how its mounted. However, run times aren't as convenient for longer commutes and our pre-production test unit quickly succumbed to the elements. In fairness this has been addressed on our more recent production model.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Impressive output, well designed mounting bracket, good switch.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes
Would you consider buying the product? Yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes, in most contexts
About the tester
Age: 37 Height: 1m 81 Weight: 70 kilos
I usually ride: Rough Stuff Tourer Based around 4130 Univega mtb Frameset My best bike is: 1955 Holdsworth Road Path and several others including cross & traditional road
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: cyclo cross, commuting, touring, fixed/singlespeed, mtb,
Shaun Audane is a freelance writer/product tester with over twenty-eight years riding experience, the last twelve (120,000 miles) spent putting bikes and kit through their paces for a variety of publications. Previous generations of his family worked at manufacturing's sharp end, thus Shaun can weld, has a sound understanding of frame building practice and a preference for steel or titanium framesets.
Citing Richard Ballantine and an Au pair as his earliest cycling influences, he is presently writing a cycling book with particular focus upon women, families and disabled audiences (Having been a registered care manager and coached children at Herne Hill Velodrome in earlier careers)
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Okay nice light, but really you can buy something like a Quark 4 7 or fenix CR123 torch, these take red filters, some have strobe modes, high low settings, around a 200lumen max output, a water proof rating, can be used as a normal torch, constructed out of aluminium and cost at least half the price of this light.
I have an exposure MK2 red-eye rear light (same as a flare, but with a cable) and its amazing. The best bit about it is the fact it casts light everywhere, not just backwards (like the Dinotte), so much so, i got a positive comment of a guy scraping the ice of his car the other morning... as i was riding towards him!
Exposure Red-eye and MaxxD by dickyelsdon, on Flickr
Only £99.99? A bargain.
I'll have one for every bike.
Note it only gets 7 out of 10 for performance and nothing higher for any of the other ratings.
At that price I would expect to have a police car with flashing blue lights driving along behind me to make sure nobody runs into me.


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- Development strategy based on openness, upscaling and diversification of the economy
- Large available labour force; low wages
- Strong agricultural potential and natural resources
- Economy unaffected by Chinese slowdown
- Potential benefactor of US-China trade war
- Shortcomings in the business climate
- Lack of infrastructure
- Incomplete reform of the public sector
- Increasing inequalities
- Fragile banking system
- Inefficient and indebted SOEs take up 28.4% of capital while representing 0.5% of total number of firms
Growth will remain strong
Growth will remain robust in 2019, after reaching its fastest pace in eight years during 2018, carried by the continuous shift of labour from agriculture to more productive sectors (manufacturing and services). While public investment is subject to budget constraints, private investments – both foreign (FDI) and domestic, in industry and construction – will be dynamic. Domestic demand will be strong, supported by the tourism sector (7% of GDP in 2017), the growing middle class, increasing wages, and rising urbanisation rates. Inflation is set to remain at the upper limit of the authorities' target, partly due to higher oil prices. Exports are expected to continue to perform strongly, especially with increasing participation in international trade agreements (ASEAN, the FTA with the EU, the FTA with South Korea and CPTPP). Growing integration in global value chains could also be spurred in the context of US-China trade war, as Vietnam is a good alternative to China for export-oriented manufacturing thanks to the availability of a low-cost labour force and the country's participation in trade agreements. Moreover, Vietnam is moving upmarket, including in electronics, with the production of some smartphone and tablet components. Electronics, machinery, footwear, and clothing are the main export industries. Due to aforementioned reorientation of the workforce and the economy, the agricultural and oil segments will likely be much less dynamic than the service and manufacturing industries.
Public accounts remain poor; maintained current account surplus
The budget deficit will remain high in 2019. It will be smoothed by both increased tax revenues, thanks to the implementation of reforms of the tax administration system, and by receipts from the privatisation of SOEs (partial divestment from 181 SOEs planned for 2018 and 62 for 2019). Reluctant to fully privatise, the state is expected to maintain a 33% stake (the amount needed for veto powers) in profitable or strategic companies. FDI is needed to finance infrastructure projects within public-private partnership frameworks (notably in transport and energy). Public debt will slightly decrease, remaining just below the debt ceiling set by Parliament (65% of GDP). Almost all of public debt has medium or long-term maturity, but it will remain vulnerable to currency risk, as it is largely denominated in foreign currencies (around 40%), while public and publicly guaranteed external debt has risen to around 50% of GDP.
The goods surplus is carried by manufactured goods exports, notably the increasing share of higher value added electronic components exports, and the service surplus by IT outsourcing and tourism. The exports outlook is made brighter by the trade war on tariffs, which could be the start of a reshaping of global value chains. These performances will continue to be offset by imports of intermediate goods, while the income balance should remain heavily in deficit, despite expatriate transfers (mainly from the United States).
Foreign reserves increased thanks to FDI and portfolio investments in recent years, but the central bank's interventions to fend off pressures on the crawling peg to the US dollar (2.5% depreciation in the first half of 2018) are maintaining them at an insufficient level (2.5 months of imports in late 2018). Pressures will linger in a context of tighter global liquidity and appreciation of the US dollar to emerging countries' currencies, although Vietnam is expected to be less exposed to sharp net outflows than some neighbours. The banking system will remain fragile as it is undercapitalized and heavily dollarised.
Domestic stability, but geopolitical tensions
The Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) controls the political, economic and social life. Political repression is increasingly targeting internet activists. President Tran Sai Quang passed away in September 2018, but this will not affect stability as he will be replaced by Nguyen Phu Trong, the general secretary of the CPV. The presidential role is mostly ceremonial, but it should be noted that Mr Trong will be the first person since Ho Chi Minh to hold those two positions. Domestic policy will continue to target corruption and a lack of transparency to increase attractiveness for foreign investors: Vietnam is ranked 68th out 190 countries in the 2018 Doing Business ranking by the World Bank.
The sovereignty dispute in the South China Sea will continue to weigh on diplomatic relations with China. Vietnam continues to risk triggering Chinese reaction with new oil and gas production sites near disputed waters to answer its output shortfall. In July 2017, Vietnam began drilling in disputed waters in partnership with a Spanish company. China warned that it was ready to attack the facilities if they were not dismantled. Explorations were ended. In July 2018, the state-owned PetroVietnam signed another deal to start drilling with a Japanese company near Chinese-claimed waters; at the time of writing, this has yet to trigger a Chinese reaction. Vietnam will pursue its efforts to strengthen economic, political, and military ties with regional powers such as Japan and India, but also with the United States. In addition, the country is part of the CPTPP that will come into force in 2019.
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1. It wont touch the structure of the table.
2. It forms an index table as reference to the exact data.
3. A reference to the data will be located in the leaf level.
4. For a table, we can create 249 non clustered index.
Happy Learning!!!
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Extent Vs Page?
Pages are low level unit to store the exact data in sql server. Basically, the data will be stored in the mdf, ldf, ndf files. Inturn, pages are logical units available in sql server.The size of the page is 8KB.
Eight consecutive pages will form an extent 8 * 8KB = 64KB.
Thus I/O level operation will be happening at pages level.The pages will hold a template information at the start of each page (header of the page).
They are,
1. page number,
2. page type,
3. the amount of free space on the page,
4. the allocation unit ID of the object that owns the page.
Extents will be classifed into two types,
1. Uniform extents
2. Mixed extents
Uniform Extents:It occupied or used by a single object. Inturn, a single object will hold the entire 8 pages.Mixed
Extents:Mulitple objects will use the same extent. SQL Server will allow a max of eight objects to use a shared extent.
Property of SQL Server :Initally if an object is created, sql server will allocate the object to the mixed extent and once if the size reaches 8 pages and more... immediately, a new uniform extent will be provided for that particular object.
Herecomes, our fragmentation and reindexing concepts.


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Good day, folks! It's officially spring season, and I can't wait for the weather to follow suit. What's more, there are exciting new anime titles to be aired this spring, and I'm sure all of us can't wait to watch them. Anyway, let's get on to business. Without further ado, I hereby declare the 10th Fujinsei Blog Carnival officially CLOSED! This carnival saw a total of 33 "approved" entries. Not bad.
Once again, thank you to all the participants. These carnivals are nothing without you. I hope that you continue to participate and have fun connecting with each other. Now let me present my favourite posts from this carnival. Here they are:
Arria's Best Posts Round-Up of the 10th Fujinsei Blog Carnival:
(arranged alphabetically)
"Because we're both girls: Scum's Wish, first love and finding solace in yuri" by Elisabeth O'Neill (Little Anime Blog) – a touching post about yuri in the anime Scum's Wish and connecting it with the blogger's personal experience
"Clamp, or How the Forbidden Contrasts Commonality" by fumigami – fascinating post about the allure of CLAMP's works such as Angelic Layer & Chobits in taking ordinary stories and making them extraordinarily memorable
"Ghost in the Shell: Merging identities" by blautoothdmand – an impressive academic post discussing identity issues in series like Ghost in the Shell; highly recommended
"I Really Do Adore Love Stage But You Have To Admit Its Rape Culture Is Showing" by Katrina Sade (Grimm Girl) – a thought-provoking discussion about rape culture in Love Stage and other yaoi series; MUST-READ!!!
"Life as an Anime" by Karandi (100 word Anime) – a fun, almost game-like post, encouraging you to imagine yourself as an anime character following a common pattern in some popular anime
"Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid: Brainstorm | Watching People Watch Anime" by NaChiKyoTsuki97 (Atma & Funomena) – an impressively written post discussing the anime Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid with livetweeting and live reaction phenomenon
"Mogu Mogu! Japanese Sweets by Sound" by A.Foo (Bites of Oishii) – a fun & informative post featuring yummy Japanese sweet desserts complete with pictures categorized by their onomatopoeic qualities; made me hungry; MUST-READ!!!
'The Problem With "The Savior of Anime"' by JuJu (Soul Chain Blog) – an intriguing rant against the belief that anime is dying
I enjoyed reading all the posts in this carnival, especially my favourites listed above. I'm so impressed with the quality this time. Wow. Well done! And once again, thank you very much for participating to my carnival.
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LeTourneau University and SkyWest Airlines will sign a letter of agreement to provide a direct pathway for selected LETU flight students to find employment with SkyWest Airlines after graduation. The signing will be at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, May 28, in the Grand Hall at LeTourneau University's Abbott Aviation Center at East Texas Regional Airport.
LETU Provost Dr. Philip A. Coyle said this partnership with SkyWest Airlines provides LETU flight students a direct path to pursue their aviation careers.
"LETU's aviation program is built on excellence and on great partnerships like this one with SkyWest," Coyle said. "This agreement will facilitate a pathway for qualified LeTourneau University pilots who graduate from our flight program to pursue a career as an airline pilot with SkyWest Airlines. It is a testament to the quality of the pilots our school produces."
LETU's dean of the School of Aeronautical Science Fred Ritchey said the agreement benefits the university's recruitment efforts, as well.
"This new SkyWest partnership agreement will also serve to provide recruitment incentives for us to attract students to our flight program," Ritchey said.
Acceptance requirements for the SkyWest Pilot Cadet Program include completion of courses in crew resource management, electronic navigation and flight control systems, commercial flight operations, transport category aircraft systems (class and lab) and introduction to aircraft gas turbine engines.
Students in the Pilot Cadet Program must maintain a minimum grade point average, complete advanced jet training courses and attain the FAA ratings of Commercial Pilot/Instrument and Multi-Engine, and Certified Flight Instructor.
The SkyWest Pilot Cadet Program enables LETU flight students, upon meeting and completing program requirements, the opportunity to be part of the next generation of exceptional pilots at SkyWest Airlines.
About LeTourneau University
LeTourneau University is a Christ-centered, interdenominational institute of higher learning offering more than 90 undergraduate and graduate degree programs across a range of academic disciplines and delivery models. Students are enrolled in programs on ground at LETU's residential campus in Longview, Texas, as well as hybrid and fully online options at educational centers in Dallas and Houston. Visit www.letu.edu for more information and follow @LETUNews on Twitter.
About SkyWest Airlines:
As a leading air service provider offering global access to millions of people each month, SkyWest partners with the world's largest network carriers including United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, US Airways and Alaska Airlines. With a fleet of 338 aircraft, SkyWest's more than 10,000 aviation professionals operate more than 1,700 flights each day to 182 destinations throughout North America. SkyWest is known for its industry-leading workforce, exceptional leadership team, and continued solid operational and economic performance. The airline is headquartered in St. George, Utah. Visit www.skywest.com for more information and follow @SkyWestAirlines on Twitter.
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James Cameron has been schooled -- "How to Train Your Dragon" is the best use of 3D we've ever seen. Beautiful, well-imagined and unexpectedly touching, Dreamworks Animation has a new crown jewel to trump their previous best effort, "Shrek."
The film is set on the island of Berk, where daily combat with dragons is the way of life, until a young boy meets and befriends the enemy, hoping to turn his community from dragon-slayers into dragon lovers.
Featuring some of the funniest rising comedic talent Hollywood has on tap, "dragon" has Jay Baruchel leading the charge as Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III, a Viking without the bloodlust or battle prowess that made his father, Stoick the Vast, the chieftain of their tribe.
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Stoick, voiced by Gerard Butler in a disarmingly compelling turn that's an amalgam of King Leonidas of "300" and Asterix from the French comics, sends his son to dragon training in an effort to turn the thoughtful young boy into a man, not realizing the friendship his child is developing with the most fearsome of all dragons, a Night Fury, who Hiccup dubs "Toothless."
Utterly engrossing, heartwarming and filled with wonder, the non-verbal communication between Hiccup and Toothless will have every child (and many adults) whining "I want a Night Fury, too!" The flying scenes of the boy and his dragon are soaring and wheeling, taking the you on a ride felt in the pit of your stomach.
Proving the power of both 3D and animation, the world that directors Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois have created is completely immersive thanks to their outstanding execution.
Fantastic voice talent, great storytelling and stunning visuals would be enough to make "How to Train Your Dragon" a must see, but it goes beyond the expected, becoming a euphoric and transportive viewing experience that can best be described in one word: Magical.
"How to Train Your Dragon" opens March 26.


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by Brian DeCandia, sports information graduate assistant
PENSACOLA, Fla. – The No. 30 Georgia College women's tennis team (10-4) played a higher-ranked opponent in No. 27 Drury University (4-5) Thursday morning but came out strong, winning in grand fashion 8-1.
The Bobcats took the early lead, dominating the doubles portion, 3-0. Kayla Barksdale (Augusta, Ga.) and Bertille Lion (Lyon, France) finished up last but their win concluded the doubles sweep, defeating Ivana Marevic and Abbey Sharpe, 8-5. The Bobcats' first doubles pair is now 8-5 on the season, including four straight wins.
May Johnson (Sydney, Australia) and Michelle Lingner (Dunwoody, Ga.) picked it back up after a tough loss yesterday and destroyed Alana Bellinger and Pelagie Gamo, 8-3 after being in the hole 3-1. Lisa Setyon (Paris, France) and Kelly Edwards (Roswell, Ga.) got the first win of the day for GC in third doubles, toppling Ellen Bennett and Valentine Lambrechts, 8-4.
Lion played out of the No. 1 spot for the Bobcats, defeating Gamo, 6-3, 6-4. Johnson won in a two-set battle over Marevic, 7-6, 6-3. Barksdale took care of business yet again for the Bobcats downing Sharpe, 6-2, 6-1, improving her record to 10-3. Lochner dropped GC's first and only match of the day to Lambrechts in a tie-breaker, 2-6, 6-2, 11-9.
Setyon looked great again on the hard court, downing Bellinger, 7-6, 6-0, improving her record to a team best 10-2 from the fifth slot. Lingner has dominated as of late improving her record to 6-2 with a victory over Bennett, 6-0, 6-2.
The Bobcats will have the day off tomorrow at the White Sands Invitational to enjoy the white beaches of Pensacola, Fla. but then it is back to work Saturday, March 26 against Delta State University at 10 a.m.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, back-to-back winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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SARATOGA SPRINGS -- Just in time for Saratoga's celebrated ballet season at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Denise Warner Limoli, introduces her new book, "Dance in Saratoga Springs," at a book signing at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, July 11, at the National Museum of Dance and Hall of Fame. Limoli is an associate professor of ballet at Skidmore College, is on the board of directors at the National Museum of Dance and is a former dancer with American Ballet Theater in New York City. She will be introduced at the book signing by Dee Sarno. "When I began my research, I quickly decided to focus on direct interviews with the dozens of fascinating people who were and are influential in the development of dance here in Saratoga Springs," Limoli said. "From Oleg Briansky, who first brought ballet to town, to Mrs. Kay Leach from the earliest days of SPAC, to Isabel Brown, Skidmore's first dance faculty, to Don McCormack, great advocate for modern dance, Mayor Raymond Watkin, who celebrated and fought to maintain the NYCB in our town, to the visionaries and philanthropists -- the Swyer family and Marylou Whitney -- the list is very long and encompasses people from all professions." The story begins in the mid 19th century with the Floral Fetes and continues through dance in Saratoga today. "Skidmore College, Saratoga Performing Arts Center, the presence of NYCB in town, National Museum of Dance, modern dance at Spa Little Theatre, the local dance schools and their teachers, the local dance personalities, Dance Alliance and other supporting organizations and the hundreds of local dance fans all have a voice in my book," Limoli said. "Dance in Saratoga Springs" is dedicated to the memory of Mae G. Banner, with the gratitude of all dancers and dance lovers in Saratoga Springs. Banner, who never missed a performance of the New York City Ballet durings its summer residency, was The Saratogian's dance reviewer. The cover image is from Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo, 1933 ballet by Massine; Saratoga, with the great stars of the company -- Alexandra Danilova and Frederic Franklin. Scenery was by Oliver Smith and designed after the Saratoga Race Course. The book is published by The History Press and is available at Barnes & Noble, the National Museum of Dance gift shop, online athistorypress.net
. It will also be carried by other stores in town, including Northshire Books. Other book signings are from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 13, at Barnes& Noble in Wilton; and 7 p.m. Sept. 27 at the new Northshire Bookstore on Broadway.


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Thursday, May 10, 2012
Monday's Big Announcement
The HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival, Now with Pepsi and presented with Ralph Lauren returns to the park on Mondays beginning June 18. As always, the schedule is a highly anticipated announcement in our summer lineup. But don't worry, the wait is almost over. We will announce the full 2012 film schedule on Monday morning right here on the blog. Be sure to check back for a chance to win one of several prize packages that include reserved seats at the film of your choice. Last year's prizes also included DVD sets from HBO's critically acclaimed shows.
Prepare to set your calendars for Monday movies in Bryant Park!
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Ohhhh baby...ReplyDelete
Boo, I hate how this event shuts the lawn down for days at a time. More quiet use of the lawn, please, and fewer corporate events for the yuppies and tourists.ReplyDelete
Bryant Park's lawn is the only large public green space in the area, but for 40% of the weekdays, it is roped off because of this movie.
Hi Khurasan Miniatures, As for lawn closed days - you're right. In order to hold the Film Festival and keep the lawn healthy, we have to give the grass time to rest before and after Monday night's heavy use. At this time, the film fest is a priority for us, and though we want the lawn to be open more, we are committed to making it a success. You should know that we are mindful that the lawn could be open more days, and we are always open to new suggestions for grass that might be more durable while maintaining a natural feel.ReplyDelete


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1-800 CONTACTS is a company based on a philosophy of "taking care." It is this philosophy that defines our success as we apply it to the three key groups that relate to our business: employees, customers, and the community.
1-800 CONTACTS seeks to employ the best of the best. But it hardly stops there. Taking care of employees is key to a company's success. That's why employees enjoy an onsite restaurant with made to order meals, an onsite fitness center, good pay, comprehensive medical coverage, retirement plans, training programs, education reimbursement and a myriad of other benefits. 1-800 CONTACTS was named one of Utah's top companies to work for in 2005.
Taking care of employees is the first step to taking care of customers. Our call center is open 24 hours a day and we overstaff to ensure we answer over 90% of calls by the second ring. It is refreshing to call a company today with a question or comment and immediately get a live person versus the maze of button pressing to find a person who can help you. Of course our website is open 24 hours a day also with agents ready to respond to email in the same manner. Finally, top it off with a 100% guarantee and we believe we take care of customers better than anyone in the industry.
Being active in the community is important and the responsibility of every company. Companies must invest in the communities they reside to ensure local support systems are thriving and adequate. How a company fits into its surroundings is best described by its positive behavior within its community. Our hope is to be actively engaged in worth while programs that positively impact the community and our employees.
Within the Community section you will find how 1-800 CONTACTS succeeds in this endeavor.
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Ways to Fight Online Censors
China's new censorship laws are part of a renewed effort by authorities to control the Internet. The WSJ's Maya Pope-Chappell speaks with social-media consultant and author Jay Oatway about ways bloggers circumvent the censors and keep the conversations alive.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... the ... China's censorship on site parking lot parents who are seriously endangering national interest I'm I'm a Chappelle and joining me here and say oh wait he's the author and social media consultant thinks that ... on the Sunshine ... has a new law ... that says that if you call something on line gets too close to five hundred times or click to view five thousand times you can be detained Terry been arrested ... on is this the end of the open conversation with them ... do with that that the web works even when in China ... is is much is to think that as as a living organism ... and anytime that that censorship or things get blocked in any way ... aam occurs it's as if the network is is recognizing that as damage ... networks very self healing the wound ... will find a way to work around it ... so even if you shut down any particular one way for Skype to talk they will come up with new and more inventive ways ... to around or even perhaps move back to two Super technology which it was his idea to CC to track ... when you talk ... about getting around it but you know I'm censorship isn't just happening in China where houses in places like Iran ... even the US is kind ... of spying on tweets but ... you know how you start the absence of subsidies so ... so there's a global conversation going on now ... that the governments in many places and perhaps the most every place is probably watching us right now ... for many of us that's that's ... if not a problem ... that something of a concert ... and there's no growing movement of people who are moving ... to encrypted ... systems of communication ... now this is in many ways the death of the open where the open conversation is not the death of the conversation or in terms of sharing the things ... that that that will continue to grow when people find new and interesting ways ... to pick an active share with with ... their own networks the people that matter ... aam to get the idea broadcasting criticism in the opening in China it's it's ... it's it's never been something that's been terribly easy to do the censorship always been there ... I guess that the grave concerns here now is that ... not only do you think your post at taking down ... but that is very high likelihood that someone will show up in the rescue took in an intensifying is an platform something like WeChat ... right now is gaining a lot of popularity is becoming more more popular ... with people on line keeping the bell ... mayb introverts the platforms like that are one that's and that's also part of this global trend of people who are growing increase the tires with having your tens of thousands of so called friends ... and instead are realizing that they have less than a hundred true friends that they really want to gauge their way ... to work buying more and more nice ... store to mark the social media platforms ... allow people to engage share to all things they want to do ... but also keeping the numbers that tighter more more real ... in a way ... was this poses a bigger problem for her ... for the organizations for ... political politicians for people ... who rely on getting the word out ... to you as many people as possible ... if there is that this firm caps on and on what happens to you if too many people start listening to ... then the new year your half sister looking for ... new ways of ... I'd tell ten friends they tell ten friends and us for the speech ... social media platforms to continue including WeChat ... alcohol thank you so much for joining us ... again and I'm a Chappelle that's it for today thanks ... I


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Basements are areas that are hardly paying attention to, and actually are offering an additional living space for many purposes and activities. Inside you can take a wide range of fun and useful content, media room and extra living room, through the wine cellar, gym and office, to the game room and guest rooms. If you are lucky enough and live in a house or building with a basement, you have a new life opportunities. After remodeling your basement, you will get a whole new room that can have many different purposes. For example, it can become a home cinema and entertainment room, living room, wine cellar, gym, home office, game room or guest room. If you work from home, you can transform your basement into beautiful home office. That way, you will have peaceful and productive place for work. A Mediterranean home office can, depending on your job description, boost your performance and creativity a lot because you would be working in an environment that will be pleasing to your eye as well as an environment that will be quiet and relaxing thanks to the elegant interior design as well as the cracking sounds coming from the fireplace.
Some offices can really be annoying and depressing, but the offices on this list are anything but that. Their environment significantly affects the mood of employees, as well as their energy and creativity. Some companies, are literally competing to design the most interesting and most comfortable work space that will attract young, talented and creative workers. There are many different ways the work space of the companies to adapt to employees. Some of the offices that we have chosen for you, in their area have sports equipment and exercise equipment, to employees to be able to relax and release stress. Physical activity can be very important, especially for workers which are all day sitting at the table in front of the computer. Some of these companies have created a cozy and relaxed environment in which employees can feel like at home, while some, to inspire the creativity and innovation of employees, from office literally made playgrounds. In addition you can see some elegant and classy office design ideas, and you will want to work there immediately.
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Do make sure to find grape leaves that are not overly salty. Fresh ones are best, but if you can't find them, purchase a good quality jarred brand from your local grocer. My experiments in the kitchen continue and though Indian cooking is my specialty, I love all sorts of ethnic creations. Give this one a try and let me know what you think. It really is easy to prepare.
|Grape Leaf Pie with Herbs, Yogurt and Quinoa
|Recipe by Lisa Turner
Adapted from Plenty: Vibrant Vegetable Recipes From London's Ottolenghi
Cuisine: Turkish
Published on May 7, 2012
A thick, sturdy savory pie with a grape leaf crust! And stuffed with nourishing quinoa, tangy Greek yogurt and fresh herbs
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Other Turkish recipes from Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen you are sure to enjoy:
Turkish Yogurt Hummus
Sweet Potato and Apricot Croquettes
Turkish Black-Eyed Pea Salad with Pomegranate, Walnuts and Zahtar Dressing
Anooshavoor: Turkish Barley and Apricot Porridge
On the top of the reading stack: cookbooks
Audio Accompaniment: Heligoland - 'Swallows Return'