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Allow me to reintroduce myself. I invented swag. Poppin' bottles, puttin' supermodels in the cab. Yo, I'm makin' short term goals, when the weather folds. Just put away the leathers and put ice on the gold. Chilly with enough bail money to free a big Willy. High stakes, I got more at stake than Philly. Let's stick up the world and split it 50/50. Photo shoot fresh, looking like wealth, 'bout to call the papparazzi on myself. Can't leave rap alone, the game needs me. I'm outchere ballin', I know you see my sneaks. Look I'm on my grind cousin, ain't got time for frontin, sensitive thugs ya'll all need hugs. I'm not a biter, I'm a writer for myself and others. I say a B.I.G. verse I'm only bigging up my brother. I paid a grip for them jeans, plus the slippers is clean. Hova flow, the Holy Ghost, get the hell up out your seats. This ain't for iTunes, this ain't for sing-a-longs. This is black hoodie rap. Get your fatigues on, all black everything: Black cards, black cars, all black everything. So we living life like a video, where the sun is always out and you never get old and the champagne's always cold and the music's always good and the pretty girls just happen to stop by in the hood. I'm liable to go Michael, take your pick. Jackson, Tyson, Jordan, Game 6. Only god can judge me, so I'm gone. Either love me or leave me alone.
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Started. October very's own but it looks like July 4. I know way too many people here right now that I didn't know last year. I swear I could beat Serena when she playing with her left. Oh yeah, that's right, I'm doing me. I can you teach you how to speak my language, Rosetta Stone. I was running through the 6 with my woes. I might be too strung out on compliments, overdosed on confidence. Tuck my napkin in my shirt cause I'm just mobbin' like that. She said they miss the old Drake. Girl don't tempt me. All my exes live in Texas like I'm George Strait. I learned working with the negatives could make for better pictures. How you feel, how you feel, how you feel? 25 sittin' on $25 mil. And this girl right here, who knows what she knows? So I'm going through her phone if she go to the bathroom. Where ya at? I gave you the keys, told ya bring it right back. I wear every single chain even when I'm in the house. There used to never want to hear us, remember? Bar mitzvah money like my last name Mordecai. I'm the light-skinned Keith Sweat. After hours of Il Mulino or Sotto Sotto, just talkin' women and vino. The contract like '91 Dan Marino. We got Santa Margherita by the liter. Last name, ever. First name, greatest. Me and 40 back to work but we still smell like a vacation. YOLO.
Kendrick have a dream. I am a sinner who's probably going to sin again. Playstation and some drank. Technology bought my soul. Got me breathing with dragons. I crack the eggs in your basket. I'm Marilyn Manson with madness, now just imagine the magic. Start up that Maserati and 'Vroom! Vroom' I'm racing. I got 25 lighters on my dresser. I can feel your energy from two planets away. I got my drink, I got my music. I would share them both today. I can feel the changes. I can feel the people around me just want to be famous. If I told you that a flower bloomed in a dark room, would you trust it? Really I'm a sober soul but I'm with the homies right now. I never was a gangbanger. I mean I was never a stranger to the folk neither. It go Halle Berry or hallelujah. Pick your poison tell me what you doing. Would you say my intelligence now is great relief? And it's safe to say our next generation maybe can sleep with dreams of being a lawyer and doctor, instead of a boy with a chopper. Pipe down on the curb when you heard that I got these words to the upper echelon, that's excellent. I am the bad, the good God, the last the hood got. The last that would try to pass a good job. If Shawn's a Beatle than I need a ten-second drum solo. See you at Woodstock.
Keep your heart, Three Stacks, keep your heart. Play your part. On the oak tree, I hope we feel like this forever. Forever ever? But I know you wanted that 808. Can you feel that B-A-S-S bass? Ah ha, hush that fuss. Everybody move to the back of the bus. Do you wanna bump and slump with us? We the type of people that make the club get crunk. As the plot thickens it gives me the dickens, reminiscent of Charles. When I met my SpottieOttieDopalicious angel, I can remember the damn thing like yesterday. Sir Lucious gots gator belts and patty melts and Monte Carlos. This is my story, this is my song and to them rudypoos don't attempt to try this at home. Chonkyfire, spiced with rock n' roll. Indubitably, piper pied. And if I see you in the streets I'd dap you down like you was Greg. YKK on your zipper. Don't everybody like the smell of gasoline? Don't everybody like the taste of apple pie? Long as you know consequences are givin' for living. Like a million elephants and silverback orangutans, you can't stop a train. Real guys go for real down-to-Mars girls. I will be present on the first day of school and graduation. Cause I'm cooler than a polar bear's toenails. Now breaker, breaker 10-4 can I get some reply. Time to drop these 'bows like Dusty Rhodes. Let bygones be bygones, you can go and get the hell on, you and your momma.
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Okay, hello, it's the Martian. Young money. Excuse my charisma, vodka with a spritzer. So misunderstood but what's the world without enigma? I lost my mind, it's somewhere out there stranded. I need a Winn-Dixie bag full of money right now to the VIP section. Just talked to moms, told her she the sweetest. Talking to myself because I am my own consultant. Paper chasin', tell that paper "Look, I'm right behind ya." Real G's move in silence like lasagna. People say I'm borderline crazy, sorta kinda. Got the Maserati dancing on the bridge. You pop'em cause we pop'em like Orville Redenbacher. But what should I scream for? This is my theme park. You're a goon but what's a goon to a goblin? I don't owe you like two vowels. Even Gwen Stefani said she couldn't doubt me. Met a female dragon, had a fire conversation. Approving million-dollar deals from my iPhone. Flyer than Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice. I got summer hating on me cause I'm hotter than the sun. Got Spring hating on me cause I ain't ever sprung. I parallel park in that red-and-yellow thing, old school Atlanta Hawk. And my chain Toucan Sam, that tropical colors, you can't match that, gotta be abstract. Quick Draw McGraw, I went to art school. I'm about to go Andre the Giant. Gotta handful of stacks, better grab an umbrella. I'm counting all day like a clock on the wall. I'm too clean for the choir.
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Missing Kansas Girl: Body of 18-Month-Old Lana Bailey Found; Who is Quadruple-Homicide Suspect Kyle Flack?
Police in the rural Kansas town where three bodies were discovered last week believe a newly discovered fourth body belongs to missing Kansas girl Lana Bailey, the 18-month-old daughter of one of the other victims. Kyle Flack, 27, has been charged for the murders.
"It is with great sadness that I report a body found in Osage County, Kansas, is believed to be the remains of 18-month-old Lana Bailey," said Franklin County Sheriff Richards in a statement.
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"We hope that a forensic examination will make a final identification," Richards added. He did not say exactly where the body was found.
Three bodies were found on a farm in Ottawa, Kan., last Monday: Steven White, 31; Lana Bailey's mother, Kaylie Bailey, 21; and Andrew Stout, 30, who was said to be dating Kaylie. Investigators say that White was killed between April 20 and April 28, and that Kaylie Bailey, her daughter Lana and Stout were killed between April 28 and May 6.
Flack, who is being held on $10 million bond, has been charged with capital murder and first-degree murder in the deaths of Lana and Kaylie Bailey and Stout, and first-degree murder in the death of White. He is also charged with raping Kaylie Bailey and criminal possession of a firearm.
In 2005, Flack as convicted of shooting Steve Free, 47, another Ottawa resident. Free had employed Flack as a handyman but fired him, an event which precipitated the shooting. Flack was released on parole in 2009 after serving four years, or three-quarters, of his sentence, and Free died of cancer in 2001.
Stephanie Ingram, Free's sister, wasn't surprised when she heard that Flack was a person of interest in the recent homicides
"Kyle has some mental instabilities," Ingram said. "I think he's a psychopath. If you ever met him, you would feel that vibe right off."
Ingram believes he should have served more time.
"If the Franklin County court system and the district attorney's office would have done their jobs right in the first place, he would still be in jail where he belongs," said Ingram.
Flack was also ordered by the court to pay more than $70,000 to Free for medical bills and other expenses, but according to Ingram, Flack only paid about $300-not even "enough restitution to cover Steve's funeral [costs]. And now that Steve is dead, Flack is off the hook for paying any more of it."
According to Kansas law, prosecutors have seven days from the arraignment to decide whether or not to pursue the death penalty. In Kansas, an act of multiple murders must be punished with life in prison without parole or the death penalty.
Toddler Missing After Triple Homicide: Mother Kaylie Bailey Feared Dead; Where Is Her Baby?
Three Bodies Found On Farm: Missing Kansas Mom Kaylie Bailey and Her Baby Feared Dead; Police Find Person of Interest [VIDEO]
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It's not unusual to find compelling themes in Campaign's annual 'year ahead' series of essays. However, last week's collection, more so than ever, struck a chord with me.
The analysis of the challenges and opportunities that the advertising and media industry face over the next 12 months was distinguished not only by its focus on creative and strategic excellence but also through its emphasis on building far better connections with audiences, understanding and harnessing the wider culture, and improving effectiveness through emotional impact.
Moments that matter
Understanding that building emotional connections with audiences improves effectiveness will be a big trend in 2016. It's a theme that Denstu Aegis Network's Tracey De Groose identified: "Communications better-tailored and more relevant to their audiences. … cannot be at the expense of emotion in marketing."
Media companies that create professionally edited, original content are well placed to tap into the power of emotion and ensure that relevance turns into engagement, which, as Proximity's Mike Dodds argues, leads to sales.
His essay about engagement driving sales cited Gallup research to illustrate that engaged customers "represent a 23 per cent premium in terms of share of wallet, profitability, revenue and relationship growth compared with the average customer."
This chimed with our own Moments That Matter research, which shows that magazines are particularly good at driving 'pleasurable reward' and creating 'purposeful information' moments for consumers.
This in turn explains why in both our own and others' research – time and time again – magazine environments are cited by consumers as the occasions when advertising is most welcomed, which in a climate where active avoidance is now very real, is arguably more valuable than ever.
Future Foundation's Meabh Quoirin analysed the emerging 'solo self' trend and explained the growing need for these moments, "because we associate it with being productive".
"Media experiences, from boxset binges to virtual reality, will make culture consumption a largely solo activity." It's a shift that Magnetic is interested in as over 95 per cent of magazine moments are solos and there is evidence that these moments are becoming more appreciated by consumers.
The 2015 Vogue Business Report picked up this renewed appreciation for escapism and dedicated time to highly relevant magazine content and our recent Moments That Matter research uncovered that moments alone with magazine content improves "subjective well-being".
This positive and emotional uplift was especially true for millennials, translating into higher receptivity towards advertising content during these occasions.
Grey London's Nils Leonard also struck a chord with me when he asked us all to "find a new way. A new way to connect with people" to combat the increasing numbers of people "who hate what we do".
Talking about "the stuff at the white-hot heart of pop culture is the stuff we have a chance to create now," he referenced Paper magazine's exclusive with Kim Kardashian as a prime example. "Kim's butt was the most viewed image in the world last year. And arguably the most famous ad for a magazine nobody had heard of…. 2016 is the year we make a choice. Make ads or make culture."
Magazine brands are in a great position to capitalise on this during 2016 and bring more advertisers into their world of cultural relevance.
These last few days the number of magazine covers and articles, plus views from magazine journalists, used in the reaction to David Bowie's death, demonstrates magazines' continued significance as part of the cultural zeitgeist.
The power of partnerships
Of course what's needed to ensure all of these trends and experiences are commercially harnessed is collaboration and more powerful partnerships. O2's Nina Bibby identified the opportunity to "harness partnerships to play a bigger role in customers' lives", citing examples between Google and the British Museum and Ralph Lauren and OakLabs.
It's a theme our magazine media members have long understood and identified as vital to the growth of the sector and the continued relevance of magazine brands. In 2015 we saw Marie Claire partner with Ocado to become a beauty retailer, offering improved value and service to its audience.
Online design brand Made.com joined forces with Living etc to create eight capsule furniture collections and Vogue and Bonpoint launched a new childrenswear sub brand – min Vogue – to name but a few.
Of course, challenges remain even once we've recognised the path to a successful year. Challenges picked up by PHD's Glyn Williams in his "Year ahead for magazines" essay. He talks about the need for magazine media, led by Magnetic, to build stronger partnerships with clients and agencies of all types, and to shout more loudly about the great content and advertising creative that exist within the medium.
While we're well on the road to delivering on this, expect more stories from the sector in 2016.
And, for magazines as much as for the rest of the industry, this year will be about fusing a growing sense of energy with more collaboration. Nils Leonard rightly suggested: "this year we set fire to some ships." But we also need to build some bridges too, to grow the connective tissue between audiences, culture and brands.
This will require hard work to build stronger partnerships between media owners, clients and agencies, but it's a task within magazine media that we are all looking forward to.
Sue Todd is the chief executive of Magnetic


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"Tim Stark wants to leave his uninspiring job and figures that if he can lay claim to a few acres of his family's farm in Pennsylvania he might be able to make a go of it. He tells the story of a resourceful life and all of the interesting characters he meets along the way, from groundhogs and cantankerous neighbors to New York's top chefs. If you believe in supporting and buying locally grown produce, this entertaining, funny, and well-written memoir will be an inspiration."
— Harvey Finkel, Clinton Book Shop, Clinton, NJ
"With succulent wit, [Stark] conveys the poetry of a well-grown tomato." —Entertainment Weekly
"Heirloom...is an instant classic of gentleman farmer literature." —Carly Berwick, Bloomberg.com
"Tim Stark is a natural-born storyteller—funny, poignant, and unerringly authentic. Charming with a capital C."
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For sale a two bedroom apartment in Bayswater W2, that has been refurbished to an extremely high specification, in a stucco fronted garden square building with stunning views across the communal gardens of Cleveland Square.
An immaculately presented 136 sq.m (1,469 sq.ft) two bedroom apartment located on the first and second floors of this Grade II listed stucco fronted building.
This stunning apartment, has been refurbished to a high specification in a contemporary style, opens into an spacious reception room offering versatile entertaining space, a period fireplace, three floor to ceiling windows, which open on to a private terrace with lovely views across Cleveland Square, period coving and deep American Walnut skirting. The reception room and kitchen have built-in surround sound for music and TV. Through sliding American Walnut glass doors is the custom-made kitchen with Marron work surfaces and built-in Miele appliances.
The second floor has two large en suite bedrooms. The master bedroom has views to the front and a walk-in dressing room. There is also a guest WC, a utility cupboard and second entrance.
The apartment also has access to the communal gardens of Cleveland Square.
Cleveland Square is located in the heart of Bayswater with the many shops and restaurants of Whiteleys and Westbourne Grove nearby. Local transport links include Paddington Mainline and underground stations and Lancaster Gate underground station.
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Amidst a bunch of things we may not agree with, First Lady Michelle Obama did say something that rung eerily true on the first night of the Democratic National Conference. Obama told her avid listeners that this election will be "about who will have the power to shape our children for the next four or eight years of their lives."
How right she is. And the person Obama is supporting for that intense influence is someone who is committed to letting people kill their unborn children--up until the delivery date--and who will most likely confuse gender for the next generation even more. Under that projection, there might not be much of a future generation at all.
But Obama painted quite the opposite picture as she continued in her speech to support Clinton, reports the Christian Post. "See, I trust Hillary to lead this country because I've seen her lifelong devotion to our nation's children. Not just her own daughter, who she has raised to perfection, but every child who needs a champion. Kids who take the long way to school to avoid the gangs, kids who wonder how they'll ever afford college, kids whose parents don't speak a word of English but dream of a better life. Kids who look to us to determine who and what they can be," she rallied.
It's scary to think about our nation being pushed even further into a godless direction. But presumably, that will be what will happen if Clinton takes office. Franklin Graham is right: we need to pray more than ever for God to help us. As the First Lady rightly said, it will have a tremendous effect on our children. Do you agree?


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Since it premiered on British screens in 2005, Dragons Den has been an unqualified success. Whilst the identity of the Dragons has changed several times over the years, the premise remains the same. Budding entrepreneurs enter the Den and pitch their business idea to the Dragons, in the hope of walking away with some expert investment.
Most of the time, the hopeful entrepreneurs are sent away with their tails between their legs – after enduring an almighty grilling concerning the faults in their business model, or the unrealistic value they have placed on their own business.
The Dragons may present a god-like image – sitting in their menacing black leather seats, surrounded by tables covered in cash – but there have been times when they have made some serious oversights. Here are five occasions where entrepreneurs have left the Den empty handed, but have gone on to make their ideas a resounding success.
Ellen Green with the Blue Badge Company
After Green pitched her idea for disabled parking permits and other handmade products for the disabled, three Dragons offered sizeable amounts of money in return for investment. However, Green decided that none of the offers were acceptable and she left the Den without striking a deal. This has proven to be a very good decision, as the Blue Badge Company has gone on to be very successful. Over 40% of their employees have disabilities and some of their products are on sale at Argos and Harrods.
Rob Law with Trunki
Not only did Law fail to gain any investment from the Dragons, but his ride-on suitcase for kids was belittled and ridiculed by the panel. However, thanks to Law's appearance on the show, John Lewis came in and invested in Trunki. The company now has a yearly turnover of around £6m and these entertaining children's suitcases can be spotted in every major airport around the country.
Shaun Pulfrey with the Tangle Teezer
Pulfrey's self-designed, tangle alleviating comb was dubbed a "waste of time" and a "hair-brained idea" when he asked for an £80,000 investment from the Dragons in 2008. Today, his Tangle Teezer business is valued at £65m and has been endorsed by celebrity fashionistas like Cara Delevingne and Victoria Beckham.
Shane Lake & Tony Charles with Hungryhouse
Unlike the two previously covered entrepreneurs, Lake and Charles managed to gain support on the show, as James Caan invested £100,000 in the online takeaway ordering website. However, half of the investments agreed on Dragons Den fall through after the cameras are turned off, with the Hungryhouse deal being one of them. However, Lake and Charles found investment from other angles and Hungryhouse has gone on to become one of the most recognised takeaway ordering websites in the business.
Rachel Lowe with Destination Board Games
Lowe drew from all the experience she gained ferrying customers around London in her taxi and created a board game called Destination London. She presented the game in front of the Dragons in 2005, but after enduring a difficult interrogation, she left the Den without investment. Since then, she has built a Destination board game empire and formed a separate company called She Who Dares, celebrating women in business who dare to be different. Lowe's fantastic achievements were acknowledged by royalty in 2009, when she was awarded an MBE for services to business and promoting enterprise.


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Helena Bonham Carter
Nigel Hawthorne
Imogen Stubbs
Ben Kingsley
Richard E. Grant
Toby Stephens
Mel Smith
Imelda Staunton
Trevor Nunn
|"Why, this is very midsummer's madness."
|Time: 134 mins.
Rating: PG
Genre: Shakespeare/Romance/Comedy
The main reason I wanted to see this film was because I just watched SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE and "Twelfth Night" is referred to as the play Shakespeare writes following "Romeo & Juliet" in honor of his true love Viola, according to the movie. I also happen to love Shakespeare films so I figured this would be a special treat. I should have known better. Watching this so soon after SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE was bound to be a disappointment. Which is not to say that this version of TWELFTH NIGHT is not a good film. It is. It's just not VERY good. The actors are top notch and though they try to infuse this picture with life and romance, it just doesn't happen...at least not early enough to make you care. This is supposed to be a romantic comedy and though there are moments of romance and comedy, it's mostly boring, which I'm sure was not Shakespeare's fault.
The film takes place in the late 1800's and is about a group of people who are all in love with someone they can't have. It begins with a shipwreck that separates a brother and sister. Believing her brother Sebastian dead, Viola (Stubbs) assumes his identity and inquires for work as a page to the reigning magistrate, the Duke Orsino (Stephens). The only work the Duke has for Sebastian/Viola is to woo the lovely Lady Olivia (Bonham Carter) to his affections. He has tried everything to win her heart, but she will have none of it. Maybe a mere "boy" will have better luck. The boy does very well, opening the lady's heart to love. Unfortunately, his sweet words make her fall in love with him and cause her to despise the Duke even more. While this is going on, Olivia's drunkard cousin Sir Toby (Smith) is attempting to set her up with a friend of his, the equally alchoholic Sir Andrew (Grant). They carouse and plot with Maria (Staunton), the head housekeeper, and Feste (Kingsley), the local fool, to get Olivia to fall for Sir Andrew. An additional attempt for her affection is made by Malvolio (Hawthorne), the wicked butler, who makes a fool of himself.
As with many Shakesperean comedies, things get completely out of hand. Olivia is madly in love with Sebastian/Viola, Viola is head over heels for Orsino, Malvolio is convinced his Lady is after him and Sir Andrew is insane with jealously over the affair between Olivia and Sebastian, even though he's never even officially met Olivia. The second half of the film is filled with declarations of love, duels to save lost honor, mistaken identity and madness. Eventually, brother and sister are reunited, exposing Viola for the woman she truly is. Though she actually fell in love with his sister, Lady Olivia stays with Sebastian. Orsino also finds the true love he was searching for in Viola.
TWELFTH NIGHT is not a bad film, it just takes too long to get to the romance and comedy. The first half just plods along, making the second half a relief, but it doesn't completely rescue the film. The performances are good, especially Imogen Stubbs and Toby Stephens, but not good enough to make this special. Bonham Carter and Kingsley are also good, but these are roles they could have played in their sleep. They're not really given anything new or interesting to do here. If you like the cast and are into Shakespeare films you will probably like this version of TWELFTH NIGHT, but it won't blow your tights off.


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LOS ANGELES — Among the very few things that aren't for sale in this country are winning baseball plays.
And losing baseball plays.
That is a comfort, depending on which uniform you wear. It was not particularly soothing in Dodger Stadium on Tuesday, where the $216 million home team left the Spalding Guide in tatters.
There was a balk, a catcher's interference, six walks, a wild pitch, a hit batter, three ground ball double plays, and a home run given up to the 5-foot-9 Shane Robinson, who has been a pro since 2006 and has hit 28 of them.
And there was the sight of Nick Punto, so reliable all season, now sprawled next to a second base bag he never got to touch, wondering how he could tunnel his way through the grass and back into sanctuary.
The pickoff at second base did not beat the Dodgers. The two-run homer by Matt Holliday, coupled with the solo shot by pinch-hitter Robinson, did, and the 4-2 loss drops the Dodgers into a 3-1 NLCS hole.
But it sucker-punched the crowd of 53,992 and drained the ballpark of hope. It happened with one out in the seventh, after Punto had relieved the aching Hanley Ramirez, and had driven a double over the head of center fielder John Jay.
Punto is 35, a world champ in 2011 with the Cardinals, a veteran of 33 postseason games and 13 big-league seasons.
He had another baserunning accident in the 2009 AL Division Series, when his Twins played the Yankees, but he played quite well for the Dodgers when Ramirez was hurt, and he senses situations. Maybe, this time, the antenna was too sensitive.
"I'm trying to be aggressive there," Punto said. "I'm trying to get to third base with less than two out. I know Yadier Molina is a tremendous catcher and that Carlos Martinez can bounce a breaking ball.
"It's a tough bullpen to get to. If he (Martinez) gives me a no-look, I'm going to third base. The infielders were nowhere to be found. (Shortstop Peter) Kozma was so far in the 6 hole, (second baseman Matt) Carpenter was nowhere around. But I just got caught in no-man's land."
And it was loud, with Carl Crawford up. Punto did not hear Kozma's footsteps, sneaking to the bag. He did not hear Tim Wallach, the third-base coach.
"He told me later that he was yelling, screaming, running at me," Punto said, smiling and shaking his head. "It's all on me. Emotions play a part and Tim can't help me there. It was not a good baseball play. And Kozma just made a great play."
Kozma, an old-fashioned defensive shortstop, made two great plays. He entered the game when Manager Mike Matheny removed the ailing David Freese, and Daniel Descalso moved from third to shortstop, and ranged remarkably to start a double play on Juan Uribe's hard shot.
The fans sagged, but the real bummer was an inning away, when Punto lay there for a few numb seconds after Kozma's tag.
"It's a lonely place to be," Punto said. "It's a lonely jog off the field."
Ricky Nolasco, who had been postponed like a jury summons, was asked to keep the Dodgers in a game for the first time since Sept. 29.
"The spot we've put him in — it's not a great spot for Ricky," Don Mattingly acknowledged, pregame.
Holliday unloaded into the back of the Dodgers bullpen, after Nolasco tried to beat him one too many times inside. But St. Louis was already up, 1-0, because pitcher Lance Lynn had executed a sacrifice and allowed Descalso to score easily on Carpenter's 56th double.
Because Mattingly used Nolasco here, he has Zack Greinke, Clayton Kershaw and Hyun-jim Ryu in Games 5-7. But Ellis pointed out that the Cardinals already won when Greinke and Kershaw pitched in St. Louis.
"We've got to scratch and claw to score runs, that's the bottom line," Ellis said.
And Game 4 also showed that the Cardinals bullpen is more likely to scratch and claw back.
Chris Withrow walked three with a wild pitch and a balk in two innings and somehow skated away cleanly. J.P. Howell left the changeup that Robinson hammered.
Ronald Belisario couldn't get through the eighth. Incredibly the Dodgers bullpen permitted 11 baserunners in five innings and only one scored.
Meanwhile, Uribe's double-play ball was the 17th of the season persuaded by the Cardinals' Seth Maness. Martinez touched 99 on one pitch, and Trevor Rosenthal hit 100 on Andre Ethier's ninth-inning single, then got a double play from Puig.
The baseball itself doesn't know the pay grade of the person who is pitching or catching or hitting it. You can't buy a championship, but you can donate one.


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Hoffman: Sheila Partin's dough is tops
Published 5:00 am, Wednesday, July 29, 2009
NBC's Today show recently conducted a search for the best burger in America.
The winner was the Ranch Burger from Perini's Steakhouse in Buffalo Gap. That's just outside of Abilene.
Here's an idea how incredible this Ranch Burger must be … second place went to something called "Heart Attack on a Plate."
The foundation of every great burger is the bun, and the bun for Perini's Ranch Burger is baked by Sheila Partin's Sweet Sourdough in Houston.
"Years ago, I sent Tom Perini a sample box of our breads and buns," Partin said. "He's been using our breads since that time. The judges on the Today show were Matt Lauer, Hoda Kotb and Natalie Morales. Instantly they picked the Perini burger. They didn't mention our bakery's name, just that it was a sweet sourdough bun. But it was mine!"
Partin got into the baking business in 1990 when a friend at Second Baptist Church gave her a recipe for plain white bread. She called her company Well-Bread. Soon she began baking different goodies, like jalapeño cheese loaves, wheat bread, sausage kolaches, cinnamon buns and dinner rolls.
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And sweet sourdough burger buns that taste like pastry.
She changed the company name to Sheila Partin's Sweet Sourdough in 1993. Nine years later, she picked up a partner, John Neath, owner of the Sweet Mesquite restaurant chain in Houston.
Now Sheila Partin's Sweet Sourdough sells to 75 major food distributors in 30 states.
She doesn't have a retail store, but if you click on www.sbakery.com you can place an order online and pick it up the next day at the bakery in northwest Houston. The pickup room is open 24 hours. Do NOT do a pop in. Everything is baked to order only.
• Today's trivia: Michael Jackson had 13 No. 1 hit songs on the Billboard pop chart. How many can you name?
• Ask Marc Vandemeer, talk host and voice of the Houston Texans on KILT, for his radio hero, and he says Neil Rogers. KPRC talker Chris Baker once told me that Rogers was the reason he got into radio.
For three decades, the most popular radio talk host in South Florida was Rogers. He was outrageous. He bounced around the dial over the years, but his most recent station was WQAM, a rough and tumble sports station.
But Rogers didn't do a sports show. And he still had the highest ratings on the station. Weird. He was openly gay, extremely liberal and loved hockey and horse racing and ice cream. He was so popular that the station let him do his show from Amsterdam or Toronto, and he thanked management by mocking the station, its listeners, the parent company and South Florida in general. Rogers was unpredictable and hysterical.
Rogers left WQAM last month. It was time. Nothing lasts forever. Like most successful shows, Rogers had a talented supporting cast, the most notable being Jorge Rodriguez, who produced the program and hosted during Rogers' frequent vacations and increasing days off.
Unable to land a job with a rival station, Rodriguez took a path that may be the future of broadcasting. He is back on the air, sort of, doing a nontraditional talk show each weekday on the Internet.
Click on www.thejorgerodriguezshow.com, live between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. (thanks a lot, Jorge), or whenever for an archived podcast. As he picks up more sponsors, the show will expand to four hours.
Who needs a radio station, when practically everybody has access to a computer? Anybody can be a radio station now.
Rodriguez sells his own advertising, produces commercials, takes phone calls and creates comedy bits. He doesn't worry about ratings, people meters, station executives, the FCC, industry trends, format changes and those dreaded radio consultants who make programming decisions for your city from 1,000 miles away.
Rodriguez can say anything he wants, any way he wishes, without running afoul of FCC regulations.
Rodriguez is his own boss, the dream of every radio personality. He just doesn't need radio anymore.
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Reindeer Glory came at the world premiere of the film
In Yakutsk, at the IV International film festival world premiere of the American documentary "Cold boundary". To imagine it came from the taiga reindeer Fame. He had never visited the city.
photo: Svetlana Khokhlova
Crammed a whole room of spectators. All places is not enough. So the whole movie people stood in the aisles. Took a picture of Mikael Strandberg is an avid traveler, has traveled for 25 years in 125 countries. In 2004, he visited Chukotka. "It broke my life," says Michael. — I fell in love with this region and wanted to return, wanted to make a film about the most free people on earth." So he calls the reindeer herders. Yakutia loved to the point that the youngest daughter called the Yakut name Sardana. Michael was born in Northern Sweden, to cold, he is no stranger, but when the frost in the forest was under 70, even for him, this is extreme. "Cold frontier" made money on the American TV channel, not interested in seeing the film participated in the festivals. So the Yakut show was the first and the last.
A small group of brave souls went on a three-week journey: Egor Makarov Yakutian businessman, traveler, restaurant owner of Yakut national food and film producer (documentary competition film 24 snow", which he produced and removed at your own expense), operator Yuri Berezhnev, Yakut blogger Bolot Bochkarev, the only one who speaks besides the English Director, and the Director Strandberg. Before meeting with the herders were driving in the car, the eyeballs loaded with food and other necessary belongings and then boarded a reindeer. The group was accompanied by four evens, including arriving for the premiere of the Glory of herder and his wife Victoria. Drove Yakutia, and then went on a dangerous journey in the Khabarovsk region. From there, and came to the premiere of Glory — a humble, silent man. No word he hasn't said publicly. In the forest it is different. Recently he was attacked by a bear, which he did alone, with a gun 1953 and only three bullets.
The fact that the Swedish or any Western lover of extreme sports just a single adventure, even their daily life. Present at the screening of the Yakut surgeon, not time happened in those parts, told in a time of need live reindeer. In their boots is up to seven patches, and often both left or right. The people on the Prime Minister gathered the most different: from a Japanese Professor from Alaska to the daughter of the herders Venus Petrovna, who chose urban life.
Everyone was talking a lot, especially the Director. Only reindeer Fame, without which the film would not be silent. Told him arrived to the show a cousin of a resident of the city who prefer to rest exclusively in the tundra. It could be assumed that even Glory did not know Russian, but it turned out that he's just so shy. When the people calmed down, we managed to talk.
— Not afraid of seeing yourself on screen? Usually people is a shock in such cases.
— No. But I was very worried about the deer, when he saw their death. Until we get to the Arch, some of our deer have died. When all of this was again seen in the film, remembered how it happened. Very hard.
— How much time did you get to Yakutsk? You first came to town?
— The whole day was reached. From the village was driving to Okhotsk, from Okhotsk was on a plane. I've never been in a big city. Interesting.
Yegor Makarov, it is often in the forest, and in the far corners where none of our documentarian has no way to get there, says that people there live very hard. An old man with salt and flour came from taiga to the village 120 kilometers. Drink a Cup of tea and come back. "Last year, the daughter of Glory and Vicki was five months old," says Egor, and they came for food from the taiga in 70-degree weather. The child is with them living in such conditions. And now the Glory is increasing two-month son. While he was in Yakutsk, and his wife in the village. From there they'll go into the forest, where only once a year. When the woman became pregnant in the forest, only three days before the birth she was taken to the hospital. Slippers and Bathrobe were not. Apple to buy it. I had to hammer three of the fat deer to a helicopter to pay".
According to the blogger Swamps, the Americans had the idea to make a fun adventure Swede in Siberia, but along the way things changed. And in four years, while there was a montage, all the husk is peeled off. In the foreground were the herders. "When we were with the glory of the met, recalls the Swamps — it was the same as it is now. And we had to be with him in the forest, everything — it was a completely different person. When we left, Glory said, "Oh! Without you will be boring." And while we were driving, he was laughing at us. Such as he are called the taiga people. They really are. They have there a completely different world".
But now, in the foreground still Swedish Director. He is always present in the frame and share their experiences. Anywhere from it not going anywhere. But the world is just so fascinating that all costs of production are not able to ruin. Took it off the Yakut operator Yuri Berezhnev is a quiet and modest man. Ask him how managed to pull off in this cold. Meets that hands were removed, kept the camera in the case. As if so simple. Mikael Strandberg advises him to move from Yakutsk to Europe, with such talent it is the whole world will win. Beresnev listens to him and keep quiet. Such conversations appear to him must be some sort of a fairy tale.


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'Terror' arrests: Met Police given more time to quiz suspects
Police have been given more time to question two women arrested on Thursday on suspicion of terrorism offences.
They were held in London - a 26-year-old as she tried to board a Heathrow flight to Istanbul in Turkey and a 27-year-old in the north of the city.
They were held on suspicion of being involved in the commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism.
The Met Police have until Thursday to question the women after magistrates granted a warrant allowing more time.
Police said both of the arrests were intelligence-led rather than in response to an immediate threat or risk.
Detectives also searched two addresses in north and north-west London.


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Oh Anna Kuperberg, you never fail to amaze with your picture snapping skills and your sheer knack for photographing the coolest weddings on the planet. Case in point - a Sebastopol stunner that is rocking a short dress, loads of pretty hued dahlias and a bouquet that goes pop courtesy of Julie Stevens Design. Not to mention the pure spunk tucked into every nook and cranny. Join us in the gallery for so much more where this came from!
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From the Bride...Andy and I got engaged on my birthday in December, and we knew we wanted to have our wedding the following summer. But planning a wedding in six months meant that venue availability would be limited. After looking at a number of places in Napa and Sonoma counties, we fell in love with the Vine Hill House in Sebastopol. It was beautiful without being fussy, just like a backyard garden (if you were lucky enough to live on a vineyard). The only summer date they had available was July 4, so we decided to run with the theme.
Our favorite DIY element was our table and escort cards, which we made from images of vintage fireworks labels that we found online. They were colorful, fun, and set just the right tone. Instead of numbers, our tables had names—like "Flambo Jambo," "Crackling Pearl," and "Whirlwheel." We attached the cards to popsicle sticks and planted them in small, galvanized steel buckets. The buckets were also filled with sparklers, which everyone lit during the dance party. Dahlias and billy balls, arranged in mason jars by Julie Stevens Designs, created fluffy pops of color. The music was really special. Six months before we got engaged, Andy and I heard a Dixieland band called the Cafe Borrone All Stars (at, you guessed it, Cafe Borrone) in Menlo Park, and we knew that when we got married we wanted them to play at our wedding. It took some work to track them down because they don't typically play the wedding circuit, but when we did they were excited to do it, and really great to work with. They played "Honeysuckle Rose" as I walked down the aisle, and "Crazy 'Bout My Baby" for our first dance (Andy and I took a few swing dance lessons, and we had a lift for our big finish!). Having great food at the wedding was really important to us. One of the big advantages of getting married in Sonoma County is that many of the caterers are deeply committed to using fresh, sustainable ingredients. Our favorite, Elaine Bell Catering, designed a menu that was delicious, light, summery, and showcased local produce like heirloom tomatoes and fresh corn. Instead of a wedding cake, we chose an assortment of cupcakes (including some that were gluten free) from Kara's Cupcakes in San Francisco. They looked and tasted fantastic, and they were about half as expensive as a cake would have been.
Probably the most special touch at our wedding was our amazing chuppah, which was designed and constructed by my sister (and maid of honor), Andrea. Andrea is a sculptor in New York who teaches design at Parsons. Since my wedding, she has also made chuppahs for a couple of her close friends. Her chupphas have been so admired that she recently launched a chuppah design business (www.chuppahstudio.com). Overall, the day was a perfect celebration with our families and friends. . . even better than we hoped it would be. And we're so lucky to have Anna Kuperberg's unbelievable photos to preserve all of the magic, emotion, and fun of our day.
Wedding Photography: Anna Kuperberg Photography / Venue: Vine Hill House / Caterer: Elaine Bell Catering / Cupcakes: Kara's Cupcakes / Music: Café Borrone All Stars / DJ: Grape Vine Music / Wedding Dress: Atelier des Modistes / Bride's Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Groom's Suit: Emilio Zegna / Bride's Hair: It's A Date at The Powder Room / Chuppah: Chuppah Studio / Flowers: Julie Stevens Design


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bill-swift - February 24, 2012
When hot celebrities in bikinis start wearing various types of fruits on their body, well, it's just about too much to handle.
BBW turned MILF Jennifer Nicole Lee looked all kinds of cherry-red-hot as she dipped herself in and out of a Miami Beach pool mostly for the purposes of driving men kind of nuts, which, for the record, along with cherries, are my favorite sundae topping.
But I'd give up all sweets for more than just Lent for just 40 minutes alone time with this skin-flashing fitness guru. I'm prepared to do pushups as she barks out orders. Quite prepared. Enjoy.


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The Central Avenue establishment was hit with eight violations. Officials say 32 sales to minors were documented, and another 11 underage patrons signed written statements admitting to possessing alcohol. This is the third time in a year Cagney's has been charged with selling to minors.
Cagney's liquor license suspended
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Not a real shocker. Actually, the bar next to them, Pauly's, has been closed for most of the year for the same thing, as has "The Pearl" on Pearl Street. I truly believe that the legal age for having a drink shoould be 18 again, but until it is, I guess the old saying, "If you want to play you gotta pay" is appropriate.
If the legal age becomes 18 I want most of the bars I frequent require that patrons be above the age of 25.
Only 32 minors? That place has nothing on the Pearl!!!
I'm sorry to go slightly off topic, but I think 18 should be the legal age as well. If we can send them off to die for our country in the deserts of Iraq or Afganistan. They should be able to order a drink.
But like a previous poster said, the law is the law and should be enforced till changed.
Seems to me, that if the people really wanted to cut down on underage drinking a si,ple thing would be to increase the penalty. I think 30 days in jail would cut a lot of it.
Brilliant idea @Bigger. Let's clog the courts with 20 year old college students caught drinking miller lite. The criminal justice system in Albany county has far too much slack capacity. If you're running for office I'm voting!
I'm guessing a majority of the people on this post were able to drink legally at age 18, and, oh look, nothing bad happened. I'm also guessing that close to 100% of the bars/restaurants on Lark and Pearl, and all those in between, serve underage drinkers on a regular basis. It strikes me as a real waste of law enforcement resources, among other things, to concentrate efforts on an age group whose parents could legally drink at 18; I vote for changing the law and allowing 18 year olds to legally do what they are doing anyway; the real issue for me is reinforcing the "do not drink and drive" aspect.
Please check out and support chooseresponsibility.org. It is a legit organization, not a creation of the alcohol industry, which among its goals includes the lowering of the drinking age. Over 100 college presidents have signed on in support.
If the legal age was 18 then we would have to deal with 15 and 16 year olds trying to get in. There are several bars on Pearl and Lark that do there best to keep out underage drinkers.
#9–Even if that were true, the reality is the number of "underage" drinkers tryiong to get in with an 18 y.o. drinking age would be a fraction of today's situation. Also easily dealt with—make the penalty for the kid so stiff as to be a real deterrent, like ineligibility for a driver's license for a period of time.
And for anyone under 21, with the right to drink would come a 0.0% BAC threshold. Everyone over 18 gets to drink, drunk driving is addressed, everyone except the neo-prohibitionists wuld be happy.
I agree with Scarff, no big surprise there! But more to the point, this is getting crazy!!
The law is the law, period, end of sentence! Until it is ammended, we as bartenders and/or bar owners need to follow it to the last letter and addendum!
Those who are surving under-agers are making the rest our jobs ten times more difficult, by putting all of us under such a higher level of scrutiny! Sure, if you're doing your job and doing it right, you have nothing to worry about. But the pressure is still there!
I was already a self dubbed "ID Nazi", but after the Pearl incedent, I think I started ID-ing 35 year olds, just to be safe!
Personally, I think the penalties need to be increased for those who are serving under-agers (bartenders/owners). Yeah, 95% would say they are already outrageuos…put on the pressure. This has to STOP!!
I agree with Oscar 100% Stiffer penalties for the establishments, not the stupid azz kids. 19 year olds are going to be rebellious and do everything they can to get alcohol down their throats, so rather than arresting a thousand kids every weekend or giving citations, start shutting down these bars after a certain number of incidents.
I mean, 32 sales to minors in one night? In the grand scheme of things, it's not OUTRAGEOUS, but it definately warrants some serious attention.


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"Women in Management" Visit WI GovernorPosted by Paula Paine on February 16, 2011 in MBA, Wisconsin
The former Governor of Wisconsin, Jim Doyle, now knows about Ottawa University thanks to a visit by Carly Rutley's Women in Management class. Rutley '00, '05 MBA WI was able to provide the enriching learning opportunity to her students through contacts she has developed through her work with Milwaukee Women, Inc.
The hands-on trip addressed specific skills being learned in the students' course, including elevator speeches, networking skills and a further understanding of entrepreneurship.
"Not many have the privilege of being guests of the Governor at his home," said Rutley, "so this made the trip that much more special!"
A networking outcome of the trip included meeting a gentleman who is part of a southeastern Wisconsin initiative to convene colleges to compete in business and marketing plan composition. Ottawa University is currently exploring how it can join the other schools in that effort.


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The new Modern Amusement Holiday 2007 collection has now been released in their online store. The Malibu brand has always manged a nice balance between surf wear and the dandy look and continue in that direction. The new collection has a nice line-up of t-shirts, denim, shirts, hoodies, knitwear and also accessories. The colors are also looking good in this collection, never boring and in most cases also not over the top. Make sure to check it out!
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No one could argue that the San Francsico Giants have not deserved to win this World Series. Their starting pitching has been great, their hitting has been timely and their relievers have been absolutely lights-out. The Detroit Tigers will probably go home this winter and feel that they did not do themselves justice with their performance in this series and they probably didn't.
But even if they had I think they would have struggled. The Giants come into the series off the momentum of their two come-from-behind victories in the first two rounds and played near-flawless baseball.
The biggest game of this series was probably Game Two. The Tigers in general and Justin Verlander in particular looked very undercooked in Game One, but despite their bats being quiet (the consolation home run by Jhonny Peralta notwithstanding) it was nothing about which to panic. A bit of rust, but it was early days and there was nothing to suggest that they would not improve in the second game. And their pitching did improve in that game, but as has been discussed already they made some costly blunders to give the game away.
The last three games of the series were all winnable ones for the Tigers, but this loss was probably the most costly as it was the difference between a level series and a slightly desperate 0-2 hole. Of course, being down 0-3 and ultimately being swept were even worse, but both of those had their roots in that Game Two loss.
In Game Three, the Tigers looked desperate and quickly had to start chasing a game. The Giants starter Ryan Vogelsong was good, but no more than that and conceded nine baserunners in 5.2 innings. This should almost never result in a scoreless start, but the Tigers by this time did not look like the same team that had swept the New York Yankees. They looked like a team that did not know from where their next run was coming and they were straining to get the big hit.
More than once we saw a hitter get overeager and swing early in the count at a pitcher's pitch and leave runners on in scoring position. It is behaviour I know far too well as it was characteristic of the Kansas City Royals' twelve game losing streak in April and it is down to the same cause: a team in mental disarray. There is little chance that the Tigers would be playing like that in a 1-1 series.
All of which led to tonight's game. The Tigers played much better tonight; they remembered how to hit and got a solid, albeit not brilliant, effort from Max Scherzer. This was, unlike Games Two and Three, not a game one felt that the Tigers ought to have won, though it was certainly a game they could have won. Rather it was a good game where both sides played well and someone had to take a tough loss.
In short, the sort of game one wants and expects to see in a World Series and which a team will usually have to budget for possibly losing. But by tonight the Tigers were 0-3 down and had no more room in the budget. In any other situation, even if it put them 1-3 down, they could have absorbed it knowing they had Verlander again tomorrow. But because of the bad loss in Game Two and the knock-on effect it had in Game Three this loss secured the series for the Giants.
As I said at the top I don't think the Tigers would have won the series either way. They might have won Game Two if they had played better and they probably should have won Game Three. But the Giants played excellent baseball from the first time the Umpire called 'play' last Wednesday and I expect they would have triumphed eventually. But that won't stop the Tigers from spending the winter thinking about what might have been had things gone differently in Game Two.


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- There aren't many things cuter than little kids on skates. A group of aspiring hockey players took the ice in Antigo - and they did it for free.Put kids on skates, and it's like learning how to walk again. But they were at the rink with one goal in mind.8-year-old Anja Strong proudly proclaims, "I really want to be a hockey player.""I like ice skating a lot," adds 10-year-old Wyatt Dickman.And 6-year-old Aili Strong told us, "I said, can we go and play hockey?" USA Hockey and the NHL teamed up to offer Try Hockey for Free Day. Antigo joined nearly 500 local rinks throughout the country in hosting the event earlier this month. Dom Hilger is the vice president of the Antigo Area Youth Hockey Association (AAYHA). He says, "We ended up with 40 kids this year, so if we retain half of that, it'll be great for our program."Boys and girls between the ages of 4 and 9 took to the ice... and some needed more help than others.Coaches say it's important to introduce kids to the sport at an early age.SOTS - Dom "If they want to start when they're 10, 11, 12, 13 - sometimes it's harder for them to get acclimated," Hilger explains. "Because it's such a fast paced game."A record 12,000 skaters took advantage of the free day across the country.
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A retired Australian Brigadier now writes thrillers with an underlying message.
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A retired Australian military officer turned academic and novelist, Adrian d'Hagé graduated from Duntroon into the Intelligence Corps in 1967 and was later transferred to the infantry.
He served in Vietnam as a platoon commander where he was awarded the Military Cross.
His last appointment was as Head of Defence Planning for security at the Sydney 2000 Olympics including defence against chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats.
In October 2000, he left the army to pursue a writing career, moving to Italy to complete The Omega Scroll, a fictional thriller centred around the Catholic Church.
He holds an honours degree in theology and is currently a research scholar at the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies at the Australian National University.
His most interesting job in the military came about as a suggestion from the Chief of the Defence Force at the time who suggested that he might like to head up public relations in the Gulf War.
Knowing nothing about PR, Adrian demurred.
Back came the prompt reply, "It's only a suggestion but remember who's making it."
Listen to the interview from South West Mornings as Adrian d'Hagtalks about his distrust of religion and makes the case for understanding.
"I try to get sense and sensibility into an otherwise insane world," he says of his latest career as a writer of thriller novels which draw on his experience in counter terrorism.
The underlying theme of his books "is a warning that we need to accept different cultures," he says.


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Zimbabwe Liquidity Crisis
IN THE last couple of months, Zimbabwe's economy has suffered a crippling liquidity crisis which threatens the country's fragile recovery.
Lance Mambondiani
Since the adoption of the multi-currency regime, most companies are under-capitalised and struggling to pay their bills.
The banking sector, itself in dire straits, lacks capacity to lend to businesses to buy new equipment or fund their working capital.
For the ordinary people, it is not easy to generate a dollar without the privilege of a diamond claim.
A fuller assessment of the liquidity problems suggests fragility of macroeconomic fundamentals in the absence of the stabilising effect of strong monetary policies.
A largely externalised policy space has confined the central bank to a bystander, seeking the comfort of "miracle money" as some form of money supply.
A supermarket economy
In a dollarised currency regime, the major source of liquidity is export-led growth as a stimulus for new money to create economic equilibrium.
Statistics suggest that imports of largely consumptive goods have grown faster than exports, widening the current account deficit and resulting in a liquidity trap.
The manufacturing industry has struggled to raise money on the domestic market and local products have been unable to compete with cheap imports from abroad.
The result has been a yawning trade deficit which manifests as a liquidity crisis. The massive de-industrialisation of the manufacturing sector, nonexistent balance of payment support and low foreign direct investment means the country is hardly able to create its own liquidity.
Even before the adoption of the multi-currency regime, for the past 50 years, the country has always lived with an underlying balance-of-payment problem.
Without substantial foreign investment inflows, sustainable economic growth is near impossible regardless of how well the economy is integrated.
Net foreign direct investments figures (as a percent of GDP) have recorded an all time low, with negative inflows at -25,9 in 2009, and -21,1 in 2011. This is attributed to a polarised environment and uncertainties created by the indigenisation policy. Other sources of liquidity and broad money supply such as offshore lines of credit, remittances and private equity funds have simply not performed well enough to be a relief.
The causes
A complex cocktail of various economic factors may have made a liquidity crisis inevitable.
Since dollarisation, monetary authorities have had no capacity to determine the "Currency in Circulation" (M1), which is essential in measuring liquidity and money supply.
This was an accident waiting to happen. Zimbabwe has a history of significant informal transactions outside the banking sector.
According to a recent AfDB report, the informal sector accounts for approximately 65% of all business transactions in the country, the majority of the populations remain unbanked.
The bulk of the bank deposits are largely short-term in nature, with the banking sector used as a transitory facility to receive and withdraw salaries or pay bills.
An overload of bank rhetoric from the regulators seems to suggest to the public that Zimbabwean banks are either on the brink or fundamentally unsafe. Liquidity is largely about confidence.
A sudden loss of confidence, whether rational or irrational, will result in liquidity difficulties.
Another significant problem is the central bank's loss of lender of last resort function. With loan to deposit ratios above 70%, a prevalence of short-term deposits and very little of long-term savings, liquidity ratios are inevitably stretched.
Without the lender of last resort function, it seems implausible to suggest that banks would have a high risk of "moral hazard" with liquidity management.
The risk of banks undertaking imprudent liquidity risk management and holding lower levels of liquidity due to the expectation that the central bank will support in the event of a market-wide stress should be nonexistent especially when banks expect no such help. The result is a cash hold where banks do not lend to each other or their customers – because when you suffer a liquidity crisis you are on your own.
Addressing the problem
The banking sector has been in a policy whirlwind since dollarisation. The regulatory authorities have not been very helpful in restoring public confidence since the 2003-2004 financial sector crisis.
In most developing countries such as Zimbabwe, the banking sector is significant for many reasons; they dominate the financial system and contribute significantly to economic growth.
Banks are also the most important source of finance for the majority of firms due to underdeveloped capital markets.
Addressing the liquidity crisis will require strengthening the banking sector and creating
conditions that induce long-term deposits in the domestic market.
The payment system should encourage the use of alternative payment solutions, discourage cash transactions and increase the capacities of the RTGS system.
New liquidity policies will require banks to place less reliance on short-term wholesale funding particularly from foreign sources
and the restoration of the RBZ's lender of last resort function.
There is also need for a higher amount and quality of stocks of liquid assets, which may include a greater proportion of assets held in the form of government debt.
The authorities simply have to do more to encourage FDI and private equity investments to stimulate economic activity.
Ultimately, companies will also need to realise that the economic space has changed and the deindustrialisation of the economy is unlikely to reverse even if liquidity were to improve.
To address the liquidity trap, companies cannot survive on antiquated business models which fail to account for the real threat of a globalised world market where cheaper products will inevitably land on the doorstep.
In the end, the liquidity crunch is macroeconomic in nature and will endure for as long as economic fundamentals remain in disequilibrium.
Dr Lance Mambondiani is a Development Economist and a Zimbabwean Banking Expert.
He lectures International Finance & Development University of Central Lancashire Business School. Contact email email@example.com . Twitter @DrMambondiani
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Bouncing back
England and Arsenal ladies star Alex Scott continues her regular Sky Sports column by analysing a heavy defeat, and also praising Sir Alex Ferguson
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What a strange week it has been for me in the world of football.
A highlight of the week has to be playing at Emirates Stadium at the beginning of the new Women's Super League (WSL) against Liverpool. Being an Arsenal supporter, it is a dream every time I get to play there. It is such a magnificent stadium and I really do wish women's football could play in stadia like that all the time. I am not too sure this will happen in my playing career but, the way women's football is heading, it is definitely something that may be a possibility for the next generation of women footballers.
The big lowlight of my week has to be getting beaten at the Emirates. It is not often Arsenal Ladies lose, so to lose to Liverpool at the Emirates in front of our home fans was a horrible feeling. The scoreline was not one we will want to remember. We lost 4-0 last Tuesday night.
When you look back at the game, we had eight chances to Liverpool's five and that was the difference on the night. Liverpool were really clinical in putting chances away. As for us, I think if we were still out there playing now, we still would not have scored. So it was our first WSL game of the season and it was a loss. In a way it is a good thing to remember how we all felt, because it should give us that drive to push on and not want that feeling again anytime soon.
For a neutral, the league is going to be an interesting season. I believe this is going to be the closest WSL campaign yet. Other teams have strengthened and are really pushing on to raise their level and challenge in every game. It is for us as champions, and being the club we are, to also push on and never rest on what we have achieved. It is about wanting to win week in, week out and continuing to maintain high standards. Arsenal Ladies have had that winning mentality over the last 10 years.
So what happens after such a loss? It is about the team showing character and the desire to get back out on the pitch and show what Arsenal Ladies are about. That is what we did on Saturday when we beat Birmingham 2-1 in the Continental Cup. It was a very close game and we managed to keep fighting to the end to get a late winner by Ellen White. It is now all about recovering again, as we have another midweek game at Lincoln in the cup on Wednesday. The games just keep coming thick and fast.
I suppose the main talking point this week is also the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson. What a manager and he is definitely one of the greats in the game. To achieve what he has is nothing short of amazing. Not only to win what he has but to nurture talent and get the best out of players is what makes him one of the best in the world. I hope Sir Alex goes on to enjoy his retirement and the new adventure he is about to start in his life.


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I see so many ads on all programs that try to con people in to their site. They say things like Free Ringtones Here! Or "Get Free Ringtones�? Yes this can get you some clicks but will it get you conversions? Remember we are paying PER CLICK so we want to make those clicks count.
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CRN: What about mobility? Is there as much growth as everyone thought there would be?
Bay: If you look at the form factors from smartphones, I think it's, on a global basis, five or six percent of the world owns tablets, and it's more like 20 percent or 25 percent that own a smartphone.
I have people on my staff who have smartphones that are almost as big as my tablet. I always laugh and say, "How do you put that thing in your pocket when you want to go out on a casual night on the town?" The smartphones have become so big. That's kind of where I believe the cross-over long term is going to be. It's going to be interesting to see that kind of smaller tablet factor versus where the smartphones are going and where that merges.
I'm on a plane every week, so I can kind of do my own survey of where [mobile devices] are. I'm seeing more people using their smartphones, even people that travel with me for day trips. Before it was [a choice between bringing] my notebook and tablet and phone, and then it was I'll just the tablet and phone. Now I'm seeing people say "I'm just going to bring my phone, I can get through it because it's got all the features and functionalities from a smartphone standpoint."
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VA - Dan Ghenacia's Sound Of The City: Paris (2011)
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According to a press release, each Sound of the City compilation will hark back to the musical "golden era" of a different city, beginning with Paris circa '94-2000. Ghenacia is a natural choice for this time and place-though he's probably best known as a longtime Circo Loco resident, his rise to fame began over a decade ago when the underground club sounds of greater Europe were just beginning to creep into Paris, in part through Ghenacia's after hours residency at The Batofar. "The 90's was when French producers took their first steps in the world of dance music, we were one of the last countries to be touched by house and techno," he says. "Along with my good friends Ivan Smagghe, Didier Sinclair and Jef K, we soon formed a network of people in Paris that preferred dancing to our style of playing records and it was also at this time that I started getting closer to the Circoloco team." Naturally, Sound of the City - Dan Ghenacia's Paris is heavy on records from the '90s and the turn of the millennium, with nods to French artists like Black Strobe, DJ Deep, Krikor and Phil Weeks. The mix will available on CD this May.
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01. Black Strobe - Paris Acid City
02. Home and Garden - Tribute To Paranoia (Tim Schumacher Remix)
03. Johnny Dangerous - Father In Heaven (Repercussion Mix)
04. BT – Remember (Mood 2 Swing Dub)
05. Billy Sprockets - Club 101
06. DJ Rasoul - To Be Free
07. Soldier Of Twilight - Mainfloor
08. Soha - Eve
09. Didier Sinclair - Funky Taste
10. Lance Desardi - Remembrance
11. DJ Deep And Jovonn - Back In The Dark
12. Mustafa - Circles (The Master Mix)
13. Audio Clash - Live And Die (Wild Pitch Mix)
14. Layo And Bushwaka feat. Robert Owens - Low Life (Love From San Francisco Remix)
01. The Absolute Family – Encense's Road
02. Boo Williams – Space 1999
03. Gemini - Where Do I Go
04. Children Of Planet Earth - Are You The Future (Guiro Dub)
05. Krikor - Sometimes Sweat Susan
06. The Persuader - What Is The Time, Mr Templar?
07. Phil Weeks - It Put Me Well (Fred Everything Remix)
08. Dringers - Koka
09. Dan Ghenacia & Phil Weeks - First Step
10. DJ Bertrand – Fuckin Filter (Ivan's Cube Cleaning Dub)
11. Crispin J Glover - The Beat Goes On
12. Llorca feat. Lady Bird - My Precious Thing (Llorca Acid Mix)
13. Touloulou - Theme Of Guts The Rug's (The Rug's Underground Vox Mix)
14. Cassio Ware - I Wanna See You Freak Like This (Kenny Dope Remix)
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Allain recognized with Dean's Award for Excellence in Research
By unifying concepts from nanotechnology, nuclear engineering and materials science, Associate Prof. J.P. Allain has earned the 2017 College of Engineering Dean's Award for Excellence in Research.
An alumnus as well as faculty member of Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering at Illinois, Allain focuses on the interaction of radiation and plasma with surfaces and interfaces from the nanoscale to the mesoscale. He investigates rational design of dissipative spatio-temporal structures synthesized via irradiation synthesis, yielding high-fidelity control of material properties in areas that span nuclear materials, biomaterials and nano to mesoscale materials.
"Prof. Allain's group has forged new fundamental and applied research directions in emergent areas of material surfaces and interfaces exposed to extreme environments," said NPRE Department Head Jim Stubbins. Allain's group has "pioneered the use of in-situ and in-operando surface diagnosis and directed irradiation synthesis, complemented with multi-scale modeling developed to support these research themes."
In five years, the work has resulted in over 70 peer-reviewed publications, 100 contributed presentations and over 40 invited talks at major national and international meetings; as well as over $5 million in funding from the U.S. Departments of Energy and Department of Defense.
Joining NPRE in 2013 as an associate professor, Allain also is an affiliate of Bioengineering and the Beckman Institute of Advanced Science and Technology.
He started his academic career at Purdue University in 2007, following his position as a staff scientist at Argonne National Laboratory from 2003-2007.
Among Allain's honors have been the DOE Office of Science Early Career Award in 2010, an Excellence in Research Award at Purdue University in 2011, the U.S. Fulbright Scholar 2015-2016 Fulbright-Colciencias Innovation and Technology Award and a 2016-2017 Faculty Entrepreneurial Fellow.
In addition to earning his master's degree in 2000 and PhD in 2001 from NPRE, Allain earned his bachelor's in mechanical engineering from the California State Polytechnic University.


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(Go to sleep, go to sleep, go to sleep)
Now I lay me down to sleep,
I pray tonight that I won't weep,
For the girl who went away,
And left mje here to hurt this way,
If I die before I wake,
At least my heart won't ache,
Now I lay me down... To sleep.
Bless the girl that I still love,
May she find true happiness,
And make me strong enough
To overcome this loneliness,
The sandman's waiting patiently,
But there's too many memories,
I know tonight that I won't sleep,
So I lay me down... To weep.
Now I lay me down... To weep.
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Yesterday was a real sunday: nothing much going on. So i tried to take the opportunity to work on my next of Mistresses assignments: putting up a fashionshow. I did do a rough sorting out of all the new clothes i bought over the past few days. It took me almost all day due to the "help" of SL.
I must say i bought quite some clothes *blushes*. Anyway it left me just enough time to do some dancing with Eva.
The fashionshow will be at Miss Olivia's home at the poolside. I do not know whether Mistress secretly plans it to be a public show or that it will be kept privately.
Now you all know how i spend my sunday here is my request: over time i learned that there are more people following my blog than i expected. Amongst them are people that i never would have thought they are interested in reading my blog. I put quite a lot of time into it (i know that does not say anything about it's quality) and i would like to know who is reading my blog. So i would like to ask you all to make yourself known as follower of my blog. You can do so by clicking on the link "follow this blog" at the bottom of the sidebar at the left. I surely would appreciate it if you would make that effort. Thank Y/you A/all.
Kisses LIzjeMIJN, loving sub of Mistress Annemarie Niekerk.