text:
Reflections on Selma…
"Yesterday I enjoyed walking the Edmund Pettus Bridge because in my mind that bridge doesn't just represent an important moment in the Civil Rights Movement, but it symbolizes walking for freedom for any group of oppressed people."
"Getting to walk across the Pettus Bridge and listening to Rev. Reese speak at the National Voting Rights Museum were the highlights for me – which I hope to bring with me back to the classroom."
"Walking across the Pettus Bridge will become a life long memory."
"Edmund Pettus Bridge – to cross where lives were taken for a right that should have been given. I was overwhelmed with feelings. Trod on. Trod on."
Reflections on Birmingham…
"So far, this trip has done more for me than live up to my expectations. When I Iearn about a historical event or concept that has been ingrained into the psyche of a society, my mind isn't able to fully attach it to the place it occurred. On our walks through the park where the Children's March streamed into, a museum that really makes you a part of 1950-on culture and discussion with Freedom Rider Catherine [Burks Brooks] makes it entirely real."
Overall impressions…
"…the books and the stories come to life. It is no longer just a story, but it is real. You can almost feel the souls and the sounds still around…"
"I have a greater appreciation for the foot soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement because of this trip."
"All day, I've been pondering on how many more accounts will go on untold? My new outlook as a history teacher will be based on a behind the scenes theme."
"I used to be closed-minded about the South and I feel like that was because I not only did not have the whole picture, but I also did not want to learn about the past. I am happy I pushed myself…"
"I wish that everyone in the USA had the opportunity to take a trip like this."
"There is a lot to absorb. But it kindled passion, recognizing the battle is not over."


text:
Sister Jacqueline Walsh, of Syosset, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on Rose Hill Road in Southampton.
"She was just the backbones of the parish. Everyone just counted on Sister Jackie to help. She never says no. She never says why not or why me. She was just a wonderful person," parishioner Peggy Swanson said.
Walsh was spending a week at a retreat house in Water Mill, Southampton with her fellow sisters. She decided to go for a stroll on Monday night. Police say she was walking on Rose Hill Road when a car hit her. The driver fled.
Police say they do have a suspect. They believe he lives around the Southampton area.
"The vehicle has been located. We know who the driver is. There are police officers right now on the street trying to locate him," Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota said.
In the meantime the St.Edward Confessor Community is trying to cope with the loss. Walsh was involved with pretty much every aspect of church life and was very close with the parish children.
Parishioners are trying to look at this entire thing the way they think Walsh would
"I think what Sister Jackie would want would be to extend her own mercy and forgiveness to whoever did this to whoever took her life," Deacon Jim Murphy said.
Detectives located an unoccupied 2009 Volkswagen Touareg with front-end damage approximately half a mile from the scene.
The search for the driver continues, and detectives are asking for help in locating a Hispanic male, approximately 5-foot-7, in his 20s or 30s, with short spiked hair, who was wearing dark shorts and a white shirt at the time of the accident.
Anyone with information should call the Detective Unit at 631-702-2230.
WAKE UP WITH EYEWITNESS NEWS! Click here to download the WABC Eyewitness News Alarm Clock app from iTunes. or search WABC or 7online in the app store.
Get Eyewitness News Delivered
Facebook | Twitter | Newsletters | Text Alerts

subset: commoncrawl


text:
MTECHTIPS MCX ALUMINIUM INTRADAY trading tips 10-10-2016
MTECHTIPS MCX Aluminium is in long- medium- short-medium- short- term bull phase .Currently Aluminium is in strong uptrend and the trend is supported with good volume The open interest is not increasing with trend . Cautious point is buying at higer levels seems decreasing. The oscillator is showing BUY signal For short term The current position is BUY .Positionally Support for the Aluminium is 109-108-107-. Immediate resistance for Aluminium is 112
Short term and Intraday Level of ALUMINIUM
Currently Aluminium is in HOLD LONG position Aluminium is moving sideways so short term investor better to buy only above 112.3 with stop at 110.2 The oscillator is showing SELL signal
Intraday Trend- Buy is advised above 112 with a stop at 110.9 Below 110.7 go for sell.


text:
Given the ever changeable nature of our weather, it can be easy to forget your garden. When it's cold and wet you're probably more inclined to re-design your indoor living space whilst ignoring the potential of what's outside your door. If you're looking forward to the approaching summer months then it's time to consider your under appreciated garden. When the sun is out and there's a light summer breeze, there's nothing more relaxing than sitting in a beautiful outside living space.
Be realistic
Firstly you need to assess how much money you have to spend, how much space you have to work with, and how to make the garden as safe and practical as it can be for everyone in the family. If you have kids, water features are automatically out of the question, while if you don't have green fingers, don't plant lots of flowers. Here is hubbie demonstrating his green fingers:
Take inspiration from indoors
If you enjoy bright and bold colours, invest in some bright and bold outdoor furniture. Likewise if you prefer your living space to be rustic, you can bring this style outdoors as well. By ensuring that your living space includes the designs you love you are much more likely to spend more time in the area than if you go completely against what you know you enjoy.
Include features unique to the outdoors
Hammocks like these are great to include in an outdoor living space as very few people have room for them indoors. A Fire pits like these can also a great inclusion not only for the warmth they provide when the evenings drop cooler, but as they draw the area together as much as an indoor fireplace does.
Be prepared for changing weather
Since we all know how unpredictable the summer weather can be, don't just prepare against the cold with a fire pit. Including a glass veranda or rain awning, as seen here, can ensure that the party doesn't have to stop due to a little light drizzle. They can also protect your furniture and outdoor features, ensuring their continuing quality years after you've bought them.
Prepare for parties
Many people like to invite friends and family over when the weather is warmer so adapt your outdoor space to accommodate to this. Invest in a barbecue like this so you can cook for your guests without having to leave the party area, and serve up the grub on a large outdoor table.
You could also consider including a drinks cabinet or bar to your garden if you entertain on a regular basis.


text:
News that the Chinese government has described the Olympic torch protests in London as "vile" is music to the ears. They are rattled; a good thing too; for "vile" does not even begin to describe China's human rights record, in Tibet or any other part of their empire. And the world's gaze now being turned on China is seeing what is happening in Xinjiang too, where the Uighurs are an occupied and oppressed people just like the people of Tibet and Qinghai.
In fact the progress of the Olympic flame is a brilliant metaphor for China itself. As the flame now passes through France we are told that it will be surrounded by a guard of 65 police motorcycles, 200 police on rollerblades (I kid you not), or running nearby, and a riot squad of a further 200 police; the public will be kept 200 meters from it as it passes through Paris itself.
Paris's police chief says it will be guarded like "a head of state". As a metaphor for the heavy-handed police state that China is, what could be more apt? Thus the passage of the flame tells you all you need to know about the bullies in their walled enclave of Zhong Nan Hai, even now cursing the day that they decided to bring the Olympics and the world's revulsion to the artificial American-style downtown city that stands where Beijing once stood.
And while we are about it, let us remember Hu Jia, now in custody (again) for posting information about human rights abuses in China on the internet. His wife Zeng Jinyan and their baby daughter, who is less than a year old, are under house arrest.
Let us remember Du Daobin, imprisoned for four years for "subversion", ie posting pro-democracy articles on the internet.
And how about a couple of dissidents who have been in prison for even longer: Shi Tao, locked up in 2005, and Li Zhi, locked up in 2003, for expressing their views on the internet. These names represent the tip of the iceberg; at the time of Li Zhi's arrest the organisation Reporters Without Borders knew of 81 others under arrest in China for trying to exercise freedom of speech, and without any doubt whatever there are hundreds of unknowns languishing in Chinese prison camps for each of the known names there.
And let us remember too that Yahoo was accused of having helped the Chinese authorities track down Li Zhi. But why single out Yahoo? In February 2006 the US Congressional Human Rights Caucus invited Yahoo, Google, Microsoft Research, and Cisco Systems to attend a briefing in Washington to talk about Chinese human rights and free speech and the internet - and they all refused to attend. Think of that: they all refused to attend.
I think the French police, in Paris, the home of revolution for the rights of man, should let the protesters get hold of the flame and drown it in the Seine, for this flame is not about the oneness of humanity and the bonding power of sport, but the bondage of human beings and the oneness of imposed ideology, repression and wrong.


text:
A deserving surprise! This little girl is going to have a very memorable Christmas this year!
The 8-year-old burn victim who made headlines with her request for Christmas cards was surprised Monday with a trip to Disney World.
Safyre Terry, of Rotterdam, New York, received the surprise at home, where she lives with her aunt and uncle after her father and three younger siblings died in the 2013 fire.
The nonprofit Baking Memories 4 Kids, along with law enforcement groups, is providing the trip, according to Fox 5 NY. The group pays for weeklong, all-expenses-paid trips for children with life-threatening and terminal illness, along with their families.
Posted by Baking Memories 4 Kids on Monday, December 14, 2015
Read more: fn.com


text:
Sometimes sales go wrong, and when they do, salespeople blame someone or something.
"He wouldn't return my call." "He took the lowest bid." "He bought from the competition." "He said my price was too high."
Blame. Anything or anybody, save for one: themselves.
Amazing, isn't it? No salesperson ever loses a sale and takes responsibility for it.
Even you.
You know the old adage, "knowing right from wrong." Well, you can prevent sales from going wrong by doing right.
Here are the 11.5 right things to be, have and do:
1. The right prospect. Someone you met at a networking event, someone you connected with on LinkedIn, someone who connected with you. A referral, not a cold call. Cold calls are wrong.
2. The right strategy. Create questions that engage the prospect about them and that also solicit information to help you, questions that differentiate you from your competitor and questions that prove you've done your homework. Create a question-based strategy, not a statement-based one.
3. The right preparation. Research the prospect's company, uncover the prospect's past history and find facts that will help you understand the prospect's present situation. All these will lead to questions, ideas and a customized presentation, not just a brochure and your pitch.
4. The right approach. Approaches are always awkward unless there's already some kind of introduction or previous dialog. The approach I recommend is relaxed. Build rapport, find things in common, then start your presentation.
5. The right communication. Your presentation skills, your compelling message and your unspoken (but obviously present) attitude and enthusiasm create a buying atmosphere.
6. The right message. Prospects want to know how they can succeed, how they can win and how they can profit from owning what it is that you sell. They don't care about you, unless they're certain what you sell helps them.
7. The right value. Most salespeople don't have a value proposition. They have a sales pitch. And be aware that value is what a customer perceives, not simply what you offer.
8. The right motive. Unless you uncover your prospect's motive (prime reason) to buy, you'll be stuck in "selling" mode. My first rule of sales is people don't like to be sold, but they love to buy. Once you understand this, you'll exert your effort trying to uncover buying motives rather than making a bunch of statements that fall on deaf ears.
9. The right urgency. Once you have uncovered your prospect's motive to buy, you will automatically reveal their need to own and the timeframe in which that must take place.
10. The right fit. Fit is defined as the unspoken comfort that a prospect feels as they're thinking about owning what you're selling. You've experienced it yourself when you've purchased things. The more comfortable you are with what the product or service is, the more likely you are to move forward.
11. The right relationship. If you're just trying to make a sale, you may in fact be successful in the short run. But then you have to go out and hunt another one. The right relationship is value-based, long-term-oriented and has a possibility of a referral and a reorder as a reward.
11.5 Do the right thing. If you leave out Old World tactics, sales manipulation and aiming for the close, you'll be on the right track. If you've done the right thing, a testimonial can follow, a referral can follow and repeat business can follow. Those three elements are your measuring stick and your report card.
Might makes right. Lincoln said it. Churchill said it. It's a war-like phrase. And, yes, you must be somewhat of a sales warrior to win.
But to win the sale and the relationship, reverse the statement: Right makes might. It's a much more powerful process in business. It's ethics-like, value-like and mission-like.
Identify all of your "right" thoughts, ideas and strategies. For each one, you must say it, understand it, write it down, intend to do it, implement your thoughts and strategies and silently reap the rewards.
To have things turn out right, you must believe in your company, your product, yourself and your ability to differentiate yourself from your competition, and in your heart you must believe the customer is better off having purchased from you.
At the basis of doing right and being your best, attitude will help you prevail or prevent you from winning. It depends on your state of mind. Believing you will win stems from your positive attitude.
If your enthusiasm is natural, it will be perceived as sincere and will become contagious. To transfer your enthusiasm, your attitude and belief must be firmly in place.
These three elements will determine sales outcome more often than a presentation, a slide show and/or a closing technique.
Two wrongs don't make a right. They lose the sale.
Jeffrey Gitomer is the author of "The Sales Bible" and "The Little Red Book of Selling." President of Charlotte-based Buy Gitomer, he gives seminars, runs sales meetings and conducts Internet training on selling and customer service at www.trainone.com.


text:
Hot Air Balloons
Date: 12/25/96 at 18:02:05 From: Laura Klein Subject: Probably algebra The question on my homework was: A hot air balloon covered 2100 miles in 7 days. If it covered 50 miles more each day than the day before, how many miles did it cover each day? I think I have the answer, but I'm not sure. Would it be this?: day 1: x day 2: x + 50 day 3: x + 100 day 4: x + 150 and so on, until you get to day 7, which is x+300, then 7+1050 = 2100-1050 = 1050. Then, 1050 divided by 7 is 150 so my answer is: day 1 = 150 miles day 2 = 200 miles day 3 = 250 miles day 4 = 300 miles day 5 = 350 miles day 6 = 400 miles day 7 = 450 miles Is this right?
Date: 12/25/96 at 23:34:24 From: Doctor Mike Subject: Re: probably algebra I assume that when you typed "7+1050 = 2100-1050 = 1050," you meant to type 7x+1050 instead. Also, when you use an "=" sign, you should be sure that the things on either side of it are really equal. That way people reading your solution will be less likely to get confused. Your approach to the problem is absolutely right on! The key step is to decide that "x" has to equal something specific, like distance covered in the first day, and logically continue from there. The only thing I would work on is clarity of your presentation of the solution. A few extra words will never hurt, and they usually are appreciated. First you state the important relationship accurately as: 7x + 1050 = 2100 At this point you could say you will subtract 1050 from both sides of the equation, or write "- 1050" under each side of the equation to get: 7x = 1050 You certainly want to avoid writing down something like "7x + 1050 = 2100 - 1050 = 1050" because that simply is not true. Remember what I said above about being sure that the 2 things on either side of the "=" sign always have to be equal. I know you know that, and writing it this way is a short-cut, but don't do it. Now, what really happens next is that you are dividing both sides of the equation by 7 to get x = 150. This point about doing exactly the same thing to two things that are equal (left side and right side) can be well understood by a younger kid, by your parent, by a teacher, or whoever. When you really understand math, you want to show it by being clear and convincing. One more thing I want to say to you about your answer. I am VERY pleased that you finished it! Some people would have just solved x = 150 and left it at that. You remembered what the problem asked for, and put the final answer in exactly that form. Paying attention to detail like that, plus your logical insight, will help you get ahead. Good luck, and thanks for writing. -Doctor Mike, The Math Forum Check out our web site! http://mathforum.org/dr.math/
Search the Dr. Math Library:
[Privacy Policy] [Terms of Use]
Ask Dr. MathTM
© 1994- The Math Forum at NCTM. All rights reserved.


text:
Date: 01/25/2017
The Study in Taiwan E-Newsletter is compiled and published by the Education Division at the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Australia each year to reach out to Taiwan alumni, friends, and higher education communities across Australia.
The 2017 issue of the Study in Taiwan E-Newsletter is available both digitally and in print. It very informatively promotes the scholarship opportunities offered by Taiwan's Ministry of Education.
This is the third Study in Taiwan annual newsletter. The 2017 issue features some great resources and useful information for Australian students to study in Taiwan, including:
We hope you enjoy reading it. The 2017 Study in Taiwan E-newsletter can be downloaded from http://www.roc-taiwan.org/au_en/post/7903.html


text:
Since miracles don't really happen, it's not technically correct to call this one, but the details appear to be so, well, miraculous that it seems churlish to quibble over definitions.
John Deeks, an architectural technician from London, appeared to be "clininically dead" for about an hour, then came back to life. While swimming near his mother's house off the Cape Town coast in South Africa the 35-year-old came close to drowning and was rescued after he was seen floating face down in the water by a shark spotter. He was dragged to the shore, not breathing and with no pulse. A doctor on the beach began cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) until an ambulance arrived and Deeks was eventually revived in hospital.
Although it is not known how long Deeks was in the water, the local commander of the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI), South Africa's lifeboat service, thinks he could have been without a pulse for 40-60 minutes. And yet after a couple of days on a hospital ventilator, he has made an apparently full recovery.
In most cases where the body is starved of oxygen, which is known as hypoxia, brain cells will start to die off fast after four to five minutes. Even in circumstances where CPR is successful, patients would normally suffer some form of brain damage and require therapy for slurred speech, muscular abnormalities or neurological problems.
While such astounding survival stories are not entirely unheard of, they are so rare that they are remembered as individual cases rather than statistics. Craig Lambinon, a spokesman for the NSRI, told reporters that he had heard of a woman in Alaska who had been revived after spending 40 minutes under water, but that Deeks' story was still remarkable. "To recover to that extent that quickly, it's very seldom that happens," he said.
Deeks puts his recovery down to luck, but he must have had more than that on his side in order to survive. Andres Martin, a consultant in emergency medicine at the Royal Free Hospital in London, says, "It is impossible to say that something can't ever happen, but a case like this is incredibly unusual. The brain is very, very sensitive to lack of oxygen. Normally, if the brain is totally starved of oxygen then four minutes later it will die."
One clue might be that Deeks doesn't know what caused him to come close to drowning and no one knows for sure how long he stopped breathing for. "I don't remember anything of the event," he says. "Basically I went out for a swim and the sea was very rough and the tide was very high and I got into difficulties. I must have got pulled over by a wave and got caught in a current." As no one on the beach saw him until he was spotted floating in the sea, there can be no certainty about precisely how long he was without a pulse before being pulled on to the beach and having CPR administered. While the NSRI thinks it might have been 20 minutes or more, it could have been less.
However that's not to say that once Deeks was on the beach and being treated with CPR his problems were over. "What you are trying to do with CPR is to do some of the job of the heart, to get some oxygen to the brain and keep the patient going." says Martin. But he also points out that it is not an especially effective treatment. "If you are doing it properly you can keep a patient going for quite a long time, but the problem is usually that it's not done very well. And even if it is, it's still only just keeping the patient going, it is not doing the full job of their heart." The statistics on CPR bear this out, with only around 5-10% of those who receive it surviving.
However, it saved Deeks. Fred Caygill of the UK's Maritime and Coastguard Agency says, "By doing CPR, I suspect the doctor on the beach saved his life. We don't know how long Deeks was in the water and it could have been a relatively short period of time. But once he was out they had to keep him going until he could be moved to hospital."
If reports that Deeks received CPR for around 40 minutes are correct, that's an unusually long period of time - not least because, as Caygill says, "it's extremely hard work to do". But, he adds, it was appropriate under the circumstances. "Only a doctor can pronounce someone dead, and until that point you will always do your utmost to help someone because saving lives is what we do."
There is a final point that may hold the key to Deeks' survival. Lambinon of the NSRI says, "It is assumed that the cold water plays a part. It would have been relatively cold - 14-15 Celsius." It is true that the temperature can make a difference. "Hypothermia will affect the body and make its processes slow down," says Martin, "which is why most of the stories of survival like this take place in very cold water. But that is usually in instances of very profound hypothermia."
In 1975, Brian Cunningham, 18, of Michigan was pulled out of a frozen pond after 38 minutes. His body was blue, he had no pulse and his breathing had stopped. He was declared dead from drowning. Then he belched. Two hours of CPR and 13 hours of breathing assistance later, Cunningham regained consciousness - and more. Far from being brain-damaged, he finished his college course. Children in particular have a better chance of survival in cold water. In one case Michelle Funk, a two-and-a-half-year-old, survived drowning after being submerged in a cold Utah river for 70 minutes. Whether temperature made a difference in the case of Deeks, though, is open to question; "14 or 15 degrees is quite warm," says Caygill. "That's comparable to the British sea in summertime."
No matter what combination of factors played a part, one thing is without doubt: Deeks survived against quite daunting odds. Whether or not it was an actual miracle, it probably feels like one. As he says, "I feel lucky to be alive. Maybe my time just wasn't up."


text: Although paranoia is prominent in the work of many celebrated twentieth-century American writers, its literary influence is evident from the beginning of American literature. Through a careful examination of the work of the canonical nineteenth-century novelists (Brockden Brown, Hawthorne, Melville and Twain), Mike Davis traces conspiracies and conspiratorial fantasy from one narrative site to another, establishing a trajectory according to which paranoia is gradually shifted from within the consciousness of characters in fictive worlds to the world of the flesh-and-blood readers. Placing these novelists' work alongside behavioural and cultural patterns in society, this book offers an explanation for the attractiveness of paranoid thinking to the American readership.


text:
Published in Mobiles
Half of US mobile subscribers rock smartphones
by Peter Scott on08 May 2012
- font size decrease font size increase font size
iPhone leads the way
More than half of American mobile subscribers are apparently irradiating their private parts with smartphones.
According to research outfit Nielsen, the smartphone share has hit 50.4 percent, up 2.6 percent over December 2011.
It is no surprise that apple is leading the way as the top manufacturer, but Android is the more popular OS, with a 48.5 percent share. Apple grabbed 32 percent of the market, while RIM ranked third with 11.6 percent. Windows Mobile and Windows Phone accounted for 4.1 and 1.7 percent respectively.
Interestingly, American women are more likely to go for a smartphone compared to their male counterparts, but that is not all.
Looking at race and ethnicity, Asians are most likely to own a smartphone, with 67.3 percent penetration. Talk about positive stereotypes. Hispanics rank second with a 57.3 percent rate, African Americans came in third with a 54.4 share, while Caucasians ranked dead last with a 44.7 share, a figure that will bring tears to the eyes of many Turner Diaries fans. Good.


text:
This is a pair of broad cymbals from China.
They measure 13.8" (35cm) in diameter each.
Add another dimension to your music production, use this for music therapy, or just own a piece of Chinese culture.
114 Lavender Street (CT Hub 2),#02-66
Singapore 338729(65) 9754-3879 / email@example.com
Copyright © 2015-2017 eCommerce by webShaper.


text:
Personalized Learning
The Upper Arlington City School District is a premier school district in Ohio and in the nation. Our legacy is built upon a history of focusing on what matters most for our students and taking a leadership position in education.
Under the visionary leadership of the Upper Arlington Board of Education, the district launched a one-to-one technology program in December 2016 as part of our innovative strategic plan. One of the five goals in this community-developed strategic plan is the personalization of learning for all students. The district believes that it is essential to personalize learning to provide students with the tools and the opportunities that will both enhance educational experiences and ensure their readiness for the next phase of their lives.
Through the district's one-to-one technology program, students in kindergarten through grade 12 receive district-owned devices (tablets or laptops based on grade level) to use as tools to personalize their learning experience and support their success.
2017-2018 Device Pick-up/Distribution
Devices for grades 6 through 12 will be distributed to students at their school during the scheduled device pick-up dates. Students in kindergarten through grade 5 will receive their devices in their classrooms during the first week of school.
Both the Device Loan Agreement form and the Technology Protection Plan form (accept or decline) must be completed before a student can receive a device.
This school year, the Technology Protection Plan is the only fee associated with device pick-up. Families interested in purchasing the Technology Protection Plan ($70) may log on to the district's online payment system, SPSEZpay, to purchase the plan. Payments by cash or check may be submitted to the school office. If a student's fees are not paid prior to receiving the device, the Technology Protection Plan is void.
If you have any questions about the distribution process for your student's school, please contact your building.
If you have questions about the one-to-one technology program and your student's device, please visit our One-to-One Technology FAQs page. If you don't see an answer to your question, please contact email@example.com.


text:
Actress Katrina Kaif has worked opposite almost every actor in the film industry, but she has never made an appearance with Deepika Padukone's alleged beau and one of the leading actors of Bollywood, Ranveer Singh. Although, reports have it that Ranveer has been playing the peacemaker between Katrina and Deepika, but working opposite her is not acceptable to him. This is why.
According to Deccan Chronicle, Baar Baar Dekho director Nitya Mehra approached Ranveer for a film opposite Katrina. Ranveer initially turned down the offer Nitya's close friend Zoya Akhtar convinced him to do the film. Ranveer and Katrina met at Zoya Akhtar's party to try and make this pair work. Reports has been saying that the handsome hunk rejected the offer to make his girlfriend Deepika happy. The complete truth hasn't been known yet, but Ranveer's spokesperson rejected the rumours of him turning down the offer. Does this mean that we're going to see an oven-fresh jodi soon?
Meanwhile, both the actors are busy with their current projects. Katrina Kaif will be seen opposite her ex-beau Ranbir Kapoor in Anurag Basu's Jagga Jasoos. She's also working opposite Salman Khan for the second instalment of Ek Tha Tiger. She has also been finalised for Aamir Khan's Thugs of Hindostan and SRK's next by Aanand L. Rai.


text: ATeasd5941 "caught a few seconds on Radio-4" and, without knowing the complete story, reacted. While ATeasd5941 wants other drug companies to "be the wise men", I would suggest the axion, "Make sure brain is engaged before putting mouth in gear."<<<<<<<< It's a social and ethical issue now, and no longer a medical one. It's good PR for the companie/s involved to shelve plans for use in Britain. Carol T


text:
Your cart is empty.
Murray State Racers Memorabilia -
Signed Racers Team Merchandise, Autographed Collectibles
20 total items
|Best Match Lowest Price Highest Price Name (A-Z)
- RARE 1912 Len Ormsby, Auto Racer, Original Silver Gelatin Photo, Spooner & Wells
Free Shipping
- Graphic! 1929 Lee Bible, Auto Racer, Orig Type 1 Photo, Dies in Speed Record Att
Free Shipping
They are commonly called as the Racers and their baseball team is named as the Thoroughbred. The Murray State Racers are the varsity sports teams of the Murray State University. They are taking part in the Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association as well as in the Ohio Valley Conference. Their football team on the other hand is competing in the Football Championship Subdivision. Originally, they are members of the Ohio Valley Conference. Their name as the Racers started to become popular in the seasons of 1950s. Moreover, as the official nickname of the team, it was adopted in the season of 1961. The Murray State Racers is commonly to known many for the basketball program that they have. The lineup was able to make 14 appearances in the NCAA Tournament. They are even recognized as one of the top 30 basketball programs in the modern history by the ESPN.
The Murray State Racers are varsity sports teams of the Murray State University and they are featuring 15 sports teams. The team is participating in the Ohio Valley Conference in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I.
According to many of the reviews, the team is one of the original members of the Ohio Valley Conference. The first name that the Murray State Racers were known of is the Thoroughbreds. Their name being the "Racers" came in 1950s and that it was then the name was officially used by the team in the season of 1961.
It is because of the team's popularity that the manufacturers were motivated to make the Murray State Racers memorabilia & collectibles that include the team's apparel, gifts and jerseys. Many of the team fans that are admiring the team well are looking for their sports memorabilia.
Among the many teams that the Murray State Racers have, the most popular one is their men's basketball team. And one of the big achievements that they have is the 14 appearances that they were able to make in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Tournament. They had a much-publicized career that did not just made their name known but made the Murray State Racers memorabilia & collectibles farther acknowledged.
Ultimately, if you have friends who are into collecting sports memorabilia tell them to include into their assortment the Murray State Racers memorabilia & collectibles that includes the team's apparel, gifts and jerseys.
Do not just latch on to the apparel, gifts and jerseys of the Murray State Racers but have the chance to also add into your collection few of the memorabilia that famous teams in the NCAA have such as the memorabilia and collectible items of the Texas Longhorns, LSU Tigers and Florida Gators.


text:
Doug Mataconis reminds us of something important in the Todd Akin Oh Please For the Love of God Won't You Shut Up scandal. The Democrats heavily supported Akin in the Republican primary, even going so far as to donate $1.5 million to get him the nomination. As Sean Sullivan presciently noted:
There's a reason why Democrats spent over $1.5 million trying to help Akin win his three-way primary. He was the most conservative candidate in the field — and the most unpredictable one. He shook up his campaign staff late last year. He recently released a head-scratching and jumbled campaign ad. And Democrats have already launched a microsite highlighting his controversial statements that won't play well with moderates. ("America has got the equivalent of the stage III cancer of socialism because the federal government is tampering in all kinds of stuff it has no business tampering in," Akin once said.)
Akin's uncompromising brand of social conservatism, for example, might lead him to say something that may give political moderates — the same moderates who don't like the economic policies advanced by Obama and Senate Democrats — pause in the Senate race.
You remember back in the 2008 election when a bunch of Republicans said we should support Hillary in the election so she'd lose the general? At the time, I said it was really stupid because it could end up with Hillary being President (that looks less ominous after four years of Obama; but I still don't think I'd want her to be President). Well, the Democrats ran the playbook in Missouri, running ads that branded Akin as "too conservative" knowing perfectly well the effect this would have on Missouri republicans. Well, they've got him now, drooling scientific illiteracy included. And if he's elected — still a possibility given how unpopular McCaskill has made herself — they can take plenty of the blame on themselves. Can you imagine if they'd gotten their wish in the Presidential race and Santorum or Bachmann were the nominee?
This is why you don't hope that the opposition nominates a dunderhead. Because dunderheads can still win elections.


text:
TORONTO – The return of Sean Nolin from injury and the approaching end of Marcus Stroman's 50-game suspension for a positive drug test are restoring some of the lost upper level pitching depth in the Toronto Blue Jays farm system.
Already that much needed layer has helped the big-league club as Chad Jenkins, who started the year on the disabled list with a shoulder injury, was called up after one start for double-A New Hampshire and proceeded to throw five innings of two-run ball over the Boston Red Sox last Sunday.
Nolin, a 23-year-old left-hander taken in the sixth round of the 2010 draft, is expected to be the next prospect to join him after coming back from a groin injury at the end of spring training that paused his season.
GM Alex Anthopoulos watched his season debut last week – an underwhelming 3.1 innings of six-hit, three-run ball – but missed the gem Nolin tossed Sunday, when he struck out eight over six shutout innings versus Trenton.
Stroman, the 2012 first-rounder who tested positive for a stimulant banned under the minor-league drug program but not the big-league one, will be able to return on May 18 if he joins New Hampshire or May 19 if he ends up making a start or two for single-A Dunedin.
Right now, the thinking among the Blue Jays is that he heads straight for the Fisher Cats, with May 19 his next scheduled day to start, the role the organization plans to keep him in for now. His name has already come out in conversations about who to call up for the big-league club, so his progress will be watched closely.
"Velocity's been great, some of our amateur scouts were down there for meetings, they said he looked really, really good," said Anthopoulos. "He's going to stay a starter for the time being, he looks good, stuff was very good, he was 91-95 (Tuesday), we all know great athlete, very poised. We're excited to be able to get him into some games very soon."
Here's a look at some other names up and down the system making news:
Jim Negrych, 2B
Negrych leads the International League in batting average and on-base percentage this year. The 28-year-old has a .411/.468/.625 batting line with 17 extra base hits and more walks than strikeouts in 29 games. He's a left-handed hitter who also has minor league experience playing third base, although his defence is described as average with only enough arm strength to play second in the majors.
"The reports have been great," said Anthopoulos. "He's playing exceptionally well, even at the end of spring training we saw him swing the bat well. Being completely candid, there's obviously the point of are you expecting someone to hit .400 for the entire year when he hasn't done in his entire career? No, but great surprise. … He's starting to make his way into the conversation more and more as he continues to do this."
Ricky Romero, P
The line from his Bisons debut wasn't pretty – six runs, 10 hits, five walks and no strikeouts over 3.2 innings wasn't pretty.
"Deep counts, walks, the stuff was fine, he just got hit," said Anthopoulos. "Still got ground balls, Tampa was the same way, a lot of hits just found holes. He's got to continue to pitch. The up, he wanted to be up here, he believed he could be up here, so he definitely wanted the opportunity. He was in a good frame of mind, but any time you don't have success, you're getting hit, your confidence is going to be impacted. He knows he's struggling, he knows he's not where he needs to be. He needs a good outing to get himself going again."
Anthony Gose, CF
Gose has slowed down at the plate in recent weeks and now has a .230/.338/.341 batting line. As usual he has lots of strikeouts – 36 through 35 games, although Anthopoulos credited him with being more selective at the plate of late. The speedy 22-year-old has five stolen bases, including a steal of home, but has been caught four times.
Moises Sierra, RF
Sierra has a .333/.377/.508 batting line with 13 extra base hits. The right-handed hitter would be among the Blue Jays' options if Melky Cabrera's hamstring injury pushes him to the disabled list.
Josh Thole, C
Thole, 26, has a robust .347/.426/.537 batting line through 26 games with the Bisons. The left-handed hitter has experience catching R.A. Dickey and could be viewed as a natural complement to the right-handed hitting J.P. Arencibia. Thole ranks third in the International League in on-base percentage, and has a .331 mark in four MLB seasons.
Luis Jimenez, 1B/DH
The Blue Jays signed Jimenez as a free agent one month after the Seattle Mariners granted him free agency last off-season. So far the 31-year-old left-handed hitter has eight home runs and a .374/.438/.634 batting line with his new team. Negrych, Jimenez and Thole rank 1-2-3 in the International League in both batting average and on-base percentage.
Mauro Gomez, 1B/DH
Gomez, one of Alex Anthopoulos' many waiver claims, has seven home runs and a .273/.365/.586 line with Buffalo. The right-handed hitter appeared in 37 games with last year's Boston Red Sox team.
Chad Beck, RHP
Beck, a 28-year-old right-hander who has appeared at the MLB level in both of the last two seasons, recently joined the Bisons. He had struck out 25 hitters in 15.2 innings at double-A before the promotion.
Neil Wagner, RHP
Wagner has 25 strikeouts in 15.2 innings and has allowed just seven hits and seven walks. The 29-year-old's 1.15 ERA could help him return to the MLB level for the first time since 2011. He has been especially effective against right-handed hitters.
Jeremy Jeffress, RHP
Jeffress, who began the season at the MLB level, has made seven relief appearances in the minors this year. He has allowed seven hits and four walks in 9.2 total innings, striking out seven.
Joel Carreno, RHP
Carreno, who pitched for the Blue Jays in each of the last two seasons, will be back in the big leagues before too long if he keeps producing like this. Now pitching out of the bullpen at double-A, the 26-year-old has dominated the opposition, posting a 0.93 ERA. He has allowed just four walks and eight hits in 19.1 innings, striking out 33.
Deck McGuire, RHP
McGuire has had mixed results through seven starts at double-A. The 2010 first round pick who turns 24 next month has a 5.11 ERA through 37 innings with 31 strikeouts and 18 walks. Anthopoulos noted that his stuff has been better in recent starts, but he needs to put together a run of steady starts to pull himself back onto the big-league club's radar.
Aaron Sanchez, RHP
Sanchez, 20, entered the season as the 65th-ranked prospect in MLB, according to Baseball America. The 6'4″ right-hander has a 2.95 ERA with 35 strikeouts and 14 walks in 39.2 innings for Dunedin so far this year. So far the 2010 first round pick has cut down on walks, but his strikeout numbers are down as well.
A.J. Jimenez, C
Jimenez recently returned to action after undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2012. The 23-year-old is a gifted defender and has seven hits in his first six games back, but is now dealing with some nerve irritation that threatens to derail him. The Blue Jays are unsure how much of an issue the new pain in his elbow will be.
Dustin McGowan, RHP
The oft-injured 31-year-old returned to action Tuesday, striking out the side and reaching 96 m.p.h. on the radar gun. The Blue Jays see him as a reliever and Anthopoulos raised eyebrows when he said Tuesday that he expects the star-crossed right-hander to be ready when he's eligible to come off the 60-day disabled list May 30.
Roberto Osuna, RHP
Osuna hasn't pitched this month due to an elbow injury that may require Tommy John surgery. The 18-year-old struck out 31 hitters in 22.1 innings before being placed on the disabled list, although he tweeted Tuesday that he'll be ready to pitch in 10 days. That won't alleviate the tear, and much like Drew Hutchison's attempt at rehab last year, he may only be delaying the inevitable.
Santiago Nessy, C
Nessy hasn't played since late April due to a concussion. The 20-year-old is in the midst of his fourth professional season and the Blue Jays view him as a potential impact bat with above average defensive skills.
Daniel Norris, LHP
Norris, a second round selection in 2011, has struggled so far this year. He has an 8.54 ERA with 21 strikeouts and 16 walks in 26.1 innings, although he enjoyed perhaps his finest outing as a pro Monday, when he struck out five over four shutout innings, allowing one hit and three walks. His primary problem is repeating his delivery, although observers very much like his arm action.


text:
good for you - by JEWELIRINA
I have been counting all my calories for several months. At first, it was a little time consuming but I put all my favorites in and it only takes me a few minutes a day now. I know it has helped because I've lost 12 lbs! It has helped made me more cognizant of what I'm eating and the nutritional values of the foods. It has helped keep me in check because I didn't want to write the candy bar I had so I just didn't eat it.This Sparked Me! Leave a Comment


text:
|You are here: Home Index » Celeb » Jessie Wallace
|Please log in or Register here
Jessie Wallace
Promoting media: pictures, videos, wallpapers, quotes, bio, filmography.
|Birth name:
|Karen Jane Wallace
|25-September-1971 Enfield, London, England, UK
|5' 2" 1.57 m
|Available Photos
Looking for Jessie Wallace Nude? Pictures and movie clips you will find inside Platinum Celebs. Join NOW!!!
Free Image Hosting - Upload your favorite celebrity pictures.
TriviaHer first appearance in "EastEnders" (1985) was on 18 September 2000. Jessie worked as a make-up artist at the Royal Shakespeare Company for two years before becoming an actress. Her sister is the model turned actress Danielle Mason. Was in consideration for the part of Ellie in "Hope Springs" (2009), but Alex Kingston was cast instead. Did not return to work until four months after giving birth to her daughter Tallulah in order to resume filming "EastEnders" (1985).


text:
Paul Maurice whipping Jets into shape
Winnipeg Jets head coach Paul Maurice has taken a forceful approach during his first two days of real teaching and it seems to have struck a chord with the players.
As the Jets hit the ice at MTS Centre for their second practice, Maurice stressed the importance of communication and kept the pace high.
"He's very demanding," said Jets centre Olli Jokinen. "Now you have a new set of eyes watching you and you see a lot of guys paying attention. There's no screwing around between the drills. You see a lot of bobbleheads out there — guys are nodding and listening. That's usually what happens for the first week when there's a new coach. He wants us to do everything fast. He wants us to pass the puck hard.
"This is the NHL. You should be able to do those things automatically. That's what he wants us to do in practice. Once you start doing those little things in practice right, it's going to be automatic in the games."
The Jets beat the Phoenix Coyotes 5-1 on Monday night in Maurice's debut and the challenge now is trying to find a way to build on that effort on Thursday as they face the Calgary Flames.
"Last game didn't tell us we were on our way," said Maurice. "It was a 5-1 game. We got to get to the point that we understand the game that we're going to play before the puck drops and then when you do that, when you get to that point, say this is our game, we're playing it every night, we're consistent with it, then you know if you're going to put a string of wins together. Are we good enough to play this way? Can we, mentally and physically, play this way. It's going to take a while to get that foundation in. I want to win every game in the next 10. That would be great. That wouldn't necessarily tell us that we're on our way. It has to be implemented first, you have to adhere to it."
Maurice said that left-winger Evander Kane won't travel with the Jets to Calgary because he has a deep cut on his hand that hasn't healed yet.
Forward Devin Setoguchi missed Wednesday's workout with the flu and didn't travel with the team, though he could join them Thursday morning if his health improves.
Eric O'Dell, who has scored in each of the past two games, moved into Setoguchi's spot with Dustin Byfuglien and Jokinen, allowing Eric Tangradi (who missed Monday's game with the flu) to work back in on the fourth line with James Wright and Anthony Peluso.
Defenceman Paul Postma, out since Oct. 27 with a blood clot in his leg, joined his teammates for practice for the first time since suffering the injury.
"It's been a long time and it feels good to be out there with the boys," said Postma, who remains on medication for a few more days before he will be reassessed. "With this specific injury, it was more mental than physical for me. I felt fine, I felt okay but being on blood thinners, I knew I wouldn't be playing.
"That was difficult for me, but I'm glad it's almost over."
Jim Slater (sports hernia) and Matt Halischuk (fractured forearm) skated with strength and conditioning coach Lee Stubbs following the practice.


text:
What are you anticipating for the new year?
In just a few days, 2012 will sweep into your life announcing warnings of dreadful things ahead (including doomsday reports). But you will also hear hope for the future and promises of God to claim for a positive, fruitful year.
What you embrace for this new year is really up to you. What you "receive" into your mind and heart will likely determine how you perceive your reality. Even more, what you anticipate will affect how you experience the days ahead.
No matter the circumstances around us, whenever we anticipate a bad day, sure enough, something will occur to create some gloom. The truth is, we'll be looking for it. In fact, when we anticipate a day of adventure or success, it shouldn't surprise us that we find opportunities for both.
May I suggest five ways to anticipate a year that will change your life and give your fewer regrets by the time 2013 rolls around?
(1) Anticipate challenges.
The word "problems" sounds so negative. I call them challenges. I'm not so much a problem-solver as a challenge-embracer. How we view life makes a difference in how we deal with life. For example, I no longer say I am overwhelmed in my busy schedule; I am simply time challenged. It's a vital, empowering difference. I can deal with a time challenge by making new decisions, delegating, or eliminating some things; but how do I deal with "overwhelmed?"
Challenges come in the form of difficulties, unexpected circumstances, even trials and "tribulations" ~ things that come to all of us (John 16:33; Acts 14:22; 2 Timothy 3:12; Psalm 34:19). Adversity and affliction can hit us at any time. Also, God tests the righteous (Psalm 11:5; Job 23:10; Isaiah 48:10; 1 Peter 4:12, 16, 19; James 1:2). When we anticipate that these various challenges will come, we can also, to some extent, decide ahead of time how we will respond.
We can study the scriptures and learn to respond biblically in ways that will empower us, help others, and please our Father God. God will use challenges to develop character and strength in us. We will learn how much we need to depend on the the Holy Spirit's control. The last part of John 16:33 says, "Be of good cheer, I (Jesus) have overcome the world." We can be overcomers, too, because we identify with Christ and He enables us.
So anticipate challenges. Learn how to meet them through the power of the Word and the Spirit.
(2) Anticipate growth.
How do you want to grow in the new year? What do you want God to change or develop in your mind, emotions, body, or spirit?
A few Decembers ago, I began a tradition of choosing a "focus word" for my new year. Last year, my word was "courage." I've written in other posts about how God blessed me through that focus, bringing me "courage stories," a courage rock, and plentiful reminders throughout the past 12 months to help me become a more courageous woman.
I also made some choices that stretched me. I decided to read through the Bible in a short time, take on new ministry responsibilities, and make more time for "difficult" people in my life. God taught me many lessons through these new choices, because I asked Him to do so, praying Psalm 25:4-5. I told God I wanted to learn His ways and heart, and I anticipated growth.
Rather than making "New Year's Resolutions," what choices for growth will you make for the new year? Are they something you can adhere to for the long haul, following God step-by-step until you reach your goals? Are they strong enough to stretch you a little? To cause you to seek greater intimacy with God and lean harder on His wisdom and power?
Taking the first step is sometimes the hardest, but with a fresh commitment to growth, create a fresh to-do-list each month, and maybe a longer "bucket list" of things you'd like to accomplish this year. Maybe you can add an accountability partner or join a group to support your goals. Anticipate positive results.
(3) Anticipate opportunities.
Do you want to stay where you are and do nothing, or go forward into all the open doors God has for you?
When I said "yes" to God regarding a ministry He wants me to lead, it looked like anything but an opportunity. It looked like an impossibility! But I remembered that back in January of 2011, I prayed God would open doors that align with my heart. When He opened that door, I almost didn't recognize it!
It's said that when you don't know where you're going, you'll never get there. The opposite is also true. When you know where you're headed, God gives you road signs all along the way to point you in the right direction. Anticipate them.
The Apostle Paul spoke of open doors in scripture (2 Corinthians 2:12; Colossians 4:2). Open doors are new beginnings and new opportunities to follow God's leading in our lives.
Where does it seem that God is leading you? What seems to be His goal or purpose for you at this stage of life? Watch for opportunities He puts in your way to reach that goal or follow His direction.
(4) Anticipate work.
Although opportunities will present themselves, they're sometimes distasteful to us, because they're wearing work jeans. If we want to build something into our lives, we have to put on some work clothes and not expect that good things will just happen to us. God does not honor laziness; He expects us to work (Proverbs 6:6-11;12:11, 14; 14:23; 22:29; 24:30-34; 28:19).
Certainly, you want to pray about every opportunity ~ to be sure it comes from God and that it fits the priorities He has placed in your life at this season. But you can determine right now (ahead of time) that you will be diligent in not only pursuing your goals and dreams, but also every opportunity God opens to you.
Don't be afraid to work hard. Take responsibility. Be faithful in the little details. God blesses diligence and persistence.
(5) Anticipate blessings.
How do you want God to bless you this year? How do you want Him to bless your heart, your home, your family, your finances, etc.? Is your heart prepared to receive blessings from the hand of God?
God wants to bless us with heavenly blessings (Ephesians 1:3) ~ sanctifying us (making us holy through the Word of God, John 17:17), giving us His grace (2 Corinthians 12:), enriching us (1 Corinthians 1:5), calling us into a growing relationship with Him (1 Corinthians 1:9), and so much more.
God often blesses us in spite of ourselves. His grace is amazing, and His faithfulness to His children is well-documented in the Word and in the many experiences of believers today. But God also will bless you as you put Him first and serve Him. As my friend Pam Farrel often says, "God honors those who honor Him."
I end as I began - What are you anticipating in this new year? Take some time to prepare your thoughts and heart. Anticipate challenges, but also growth. Anticipate opportunities, but also hard work. And don't forget to anticipate God's richest blessings!
And remember ~ no matter what comes, you can choose how you will respond.


text:
1. Horsey Art
2. Leather
From the horses they ride to the boots they wear, equestrian style is all about leather. It is warm, luxurious, and masculine. Cowhide (or zebra, for a fun twist) is also great.
3. Tartan
Nothing is as traditional as a good plaid (or gingham, or buffalo check). A warm wool throw is just the thing for a warming up after a ride on a cool day.
4. Monograms
Is there anything more preppy than a monogram? It fits in perfectly with equestrian style.
Nailheads, brass lamps, frames and good hardware are must-haves. I love unexpected metallic pops, like the inside of this lampshade.
Deep green, pure red, navy blue, regal purple, dark browns, mustard and off-blacks. If Ralph Lauren would do it, you're on the right track.
One of the best applications of equestrian style is in the Kentucky home of fashion designers Mark Badgley and James Mischka. It is equestrian through-and-through, but very tasteful, masculine, and classic. You can view the entire house at Elle Decor.
interior design blog, interior decorating blog, interior designer, interior design, interior decorator, interior decorating, interior decor, pottery barn decorating, decorating inspiration, interior designer virginia. interior designer charlottesville, interior design ideas, decorating ideas, decorating blog, romantic decorating, traditional decorating, vintage decorating


text: Whether you are suffering from a lack of action during the off-season or just want to sharpen your lacrosse skill, doing a few rudimentary at home lacrosse drills can really improve your game. It's always great to have a partner to practice with, but there are several drills designed for solo action that you can use at home to enhance your skills. Continue reading


text:
Scanned through the thread and din't see anyone mention the obvious, so here goes. Dollars to doughnuts your raid is puking all over each other. Watch your sanity (or corruption or w/e the fuck it is) and do everything in your power to keep it low. Only really good play and really good luck will prevent you from getting to the puking stage so, when you do, you really really really need to face away from everyone else.
<WHAR LEWTS PLZ HALp>
I'm bitter by default. Don't take it personally.
Just have people turn around when they start puking, when they are done turn around and dps again(healers can just stand with their backs to the raid always)
Hope this helps your raidsquad.
Use less healers and get more DPS. You don't need 3 healers. P1 raid damage is entirely avoidable except for his shadow nova things, which are timed and predictable. P2 raid damage is irrelevant as he will be dead long before corruption builds.
In fact, the same can be said for most of T11, you only need 3 healers on a few of them and 2 is perfectly sufficient for most.
Again i dunno why 10man is still hard or why people are still 2 tanking and 3 healing this, its bounds easyer 1 tank and 2 healing.
I got a feeling that you are just wasting too much dps time in the first 2 waves of adds, just assign 2 ranged to aoe those 2 waves since they are not that many, for 3rd wave tell ur melees to help aoe them and then just push boss to 25 while kitting the 4th add
Are you interrupting Depravity every single time when adherents are up?
Mod Edit - Infracted for Thread Necro
Last edited by Malefic; 2011-10-03 at 07:18 PM.
Ultimate necro?Are you interrupting Depravity every single time when adherents are up?
Last edited by Alaka; 2011-10-03 at 05:52 PM.
i bet ur not dispelling accelerated corruption.. that shit will destroy party members in 3 seconds if not dispelled.
aside from that just tank chogall against a wall/corner and kill eye stalks asap.. have people spread out so they dont puke on each other..
ur corruption rises really slowly in normal once ur debuff is dispelled. its like 2 per second.. so it shouldnt be a problem. and make sure u 2 heal it. more dps/.
Yeah, its silly to use three healers.
Silhouette - 10 Man Raiding, US-Sargeras
Locking this.
8 Month old thread that doesn't need to continue being discussed.


text:
guns dont kill people, the police do.
i like to laugh at myself, i'm the only guy at the water cooler. writing is a favored hobby of mine along with blogging. not much else really that im cool telling ;favorite color is blue, favorite time of the day is 230 and my least favorite soup is mushroom. my name is Sean, from Cincinnati. got into comedy after watching saturday night live reruns from the late 80's - early 90's into the end of the century. some reason i always laughed at the visual gags nd silly punchlines, i was too young to actually understand the jokes but the actors of the era really helped me grasp the concept of packaged humor. that turned me into a class clown, the only thing i care of more than the girls tits were to make them laugh so they could sleep with me.. call that rude and disgustion but folks what else does a guy have to do to get a girl? always had the interest to write so i began incorporating my writing into comedy and if i couldnt make a visual joke then id paint one into the readers mind. yeah im a lil childish with my behavior and yeah im rude and myabe an asshole, but really i want to do is help people become empowered by laughter so they dont need drugs or alcohol to find pleasure in the world.


text:
You Will Now Be Able to Post About Your Daily Breakfasts on Facebook From the Grave
This is just like magic!
Um, great news! For those of us who are extremely aware and accepting of the fact that we will all, one day, die, Facebook is now offering an app that lets its more forward-thinking users write a bunch of posts, messages, etc. to be published after they have died. Obviously, there are truly sentimental and heartwrenching reasons to do this, and then there are, of course, the people who want their friends to suffer through an extremely macabre prank. BOO!
From Mashable:
If I Die lets "you" post a final message to your wall and loved one when you're dead. After installing the app, you choose three "trustees" (Facebook friends) who are charged with verifying your death. Users can then record videos or craft any number of Facebook posts to be published posthumously. When your trustees confirm your death, your messages can be published all at once to your Facebook wall or released on a designated schedule.
Indeed, it is up to you to choose "pallbearers" to inform the powers-that-be at Facebook that you are actually, really dead. And it is then that Facebook will start to publish your pre-written messages on the schedule that you set up yourself. (Before you die, in case that wasn't clear.) Imagine the wonderfully passive-aggressive conversation that takes place on Facebook when someone receives the notification, "Jamie Frevele has chosen you as her death trustee. Confirm."
Actually, this isn't such a bad idea. Dealing with a loved one's digital life/internet presence after they've passed away can be tricky, especially if they have been a good internet soldier and kept their passwords to themselves. And while there isn't an app to help someone's survivors decipher important things like online banking, If I Die is the least Facebook could do to help people have the last word. One user, who was diagnosed with cancer, started recording and scheduling videos for her daughter for all the birthdays she would miss. (See? Not such a creepy idea after all.)
If I Die was conceived following a near-death experience. A married couple traveling in Italy narrowly avoided what could have been a fatal car crash. All they could think about was what they wish they could have said to their loved ones, should they have been less lucky. They asked their friend Eran Alfonta to create a site where they could pre-record such messages, and he was inspired to create the app. There are three videos explaining more of the details on the app's YouTube page, which is totally real.
We don't want to think about death. But it's definitely going to happen to all of us. In fact, it's the one thing that unites every single living thing on this planet. Do you really want your last Facebook post to be: "Ugh, Mondays, amirite?" Just a thought.
(Mashable via Yahoo! News)


text:
5 U.S.C. 301, Executive Order No. 11988 of May 24, 1977,and Executive Order No. 11990 of May 24, 1977.
These guidelines set forth procedures to be followed by the Department ofJustice to implement Executive Order 11988 (Floodplain Management) and ExecutiveOrder 11990 (Protection of Wetlands). (The Orders.)
(a) It is the Department of Justice's policy to avoid to the extent possiblethe long and short term adverse impacts associated with the destruction ormodification of wetlands and floodplains and to avoid direct or indirect supportof new construction in floodplains and wetlands whenever there is a practicablealternative. The Department will provide leadership and take affirmative actionto carry out the Orders.
(b) It is the Department of Justice's intention to integrate these procedureswith those required under statutes protecting the environment, such as theNational Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Whenever possible, the proceduresdetailed herein should be coordinated with other required documents, such as theenvironmental impact
(a) Unified National Program for Floodplain Management, Water ResourcesCouncil, which is incorporated in these guidelines.
(b) Water Resources Council Floodplain Management Guidelines, Water ResourcesCouncil, 1978 (43 FR 6030).
(c) National Flood Insurance Act of 1968, as amended (42 U.S.C. 4001
(d) Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 (Pub. L. 93-234, 87 Stat.975).
(e) National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, as amended (43 U.S.C. 4321
Throughout this part, the following basic definitions shall apply:
(1) Acquiring, managing and disposing of Federal lands and facilities;
(2) Providing federally undertaken, financed, or assisted construction andimprovements; and
(3) Conducting Federal activities and program affecting land use, includingbut not limited to water and related land resources planning, regulating, andlicensing activities.
(a) The Assistant Attorney General, Land and Natural Resources Division,
(1) Has overall responsibility for ensuring that the Department'sresponsibilities for complying with the Orders are carried out,
(2) Will ensure that the Water Resources Council, the Council onEnvironmental Quality, and the Federal Insurance Agency (FIA) are kept informedof the Department's execution of the Orders, as necessary, and
(3) Will determine, and revise on a continuing basis, which components of theDepartment should take further steps, such as the promulgation of programspecific procedures, to comply with the Orders. Considerations for making thisselection are whether a component:
(i) Acquires, manages, and disposes of federal lands and facilities;
(ii) Provides federally undertaken, financed or assisted construction andimprovements;
(iii) Conducts federal activities and programs affecting land use, includingbut not limited to water and related land resources planning, regulating, andlicensing activities;
(iv) Reviews and approves component procedures for complying with the Orders;
(b) The heads of offices, boards, bureaus and divisions,
(1) Are responsible for preparing program specific guidelines or procedures,where necessary, to comply with the Orders and for updating these procedures, asrequired,
(2) Will maintain general supervision over any new construction planningwithin the office, board, bureau, or division to see that the policyconsiderations and procedural requirements contained herein are followed in theplanning process,
(3) Will furnish, with all requests for new authorizations or appropriationsfor proposals to be located in floodplains or wetlands, a statement that theproposal is in accord with the Orders,
(4) Will provide information to applicants for licenses, permits, loans orgrants in areas in which floodplain and wetland requirements may have to be met,
(5) Will provide conspicuous notice of past flood damage and potential floodhazard on structures under the component's control and used by the generalpublic, and
(6) If responsible for granting a lease, an easement, or right-of-way, or fordisposing of federal property in a floodplain or wetland to nonfederal public orprivate parties, will, unless otherwise directed by law.
(i) Reference uses in the conveyance that are restricted under identifiedFederal, State or local floodplain regulations; and
(ii) Attach other appropriate restrictions; or
(iii) Refuse to convey.
Prior to taking any action, as defined in § 63.4(a) of this part,an office, board, bureau or division shall:
(a) Determine whether the proposed action is located in a wetland and/or the100-year floodplain (or the 500-year
(b) Notify the public at the earliest possible time of the intent to carryout the action affecting or affected by a floodplain or wetland, and involve thebroadest affected and interested public in the decisionmaking process. At aminimum, all notices shall be published in the newspaper serving the projectarea that has the widest circulation and shall be distributed through theA-95 review process if subject to that process. In addition, notices ofactions shall be published in the
(c) Identify and evaluate practicable alternatives to locating in afloodplain or wetland (including alternative sites outside the floodplain orwetland; alternative actions which serve essentially the same purpose as theproposed action, but which have less potential to adversely affect thefloodplain or wetland; and the "no action" option). The followingfactors shall be analyzed in determining the practicability of alternatives:Natural environment (topography, habitat, hazards, etc.); social concerns(aesthetics, historical and cultural values, land use patterns, etc.); economicaspects (costs of space, construction, services, and relocation); and legalconstraints (deeds, leases, etc.). The component shall not locate the proposedaction in the base floodplain (500-year floodplain for critical actions) or in awetland if a practicable alternative exists outside the base floodplain (500-year floodplain for critical actions) or wetland.
(d) Identify the full range of potential direct or indirect adverse impactsassociated with the occupancy and modification of floodplains and wetlands andthe direct and indirect support of floodplain and wetland development that couldresult from the proposed action. Flood hazard-related factors shall be analyzedfor all actions. These include, for example, the following: Depth, velocity andrate of rise of flood water; duration of flooding, high hazard areas (riverineand coastal); available warning and evacuation time and routes; effects ofspecial problems, e.g., levees and other protection works, erosion, subsidence,sink holes, ice jams, combinations of flood sources, etc. Natural values-relatedfactors, shall be analyzed for all actions. These include, for example, thefollowing: water resource values (natural moderation of floods, water qualitymaintenance, and ground water recharge); living resource values (fish andwildlife and biological productivity); cultural resource values (archeologicaland historic sites, and open space for recreation and green belts); andagricultural, aquacultural and forestry resource values. Factors relevant to aproposed action's effects on the survival and quality of wetlands, shall beanalyzed for all actions. These include, for example, the following: Publichealth, safety, and welfare, including water supply, quality, recharge anddischarge; pollution; flood and storm hazards, sediment and erosion; maintenanceof natural systems, including
(e) Where avoidance of floodplains or wetlands cannot be achieved, design ormodify its actions so as to minimize harm to or within the floodplain, minimizethe destruction, loss or degradation of wetlands, restore and preserve naturaland beneficial floodplain values, and preserve and enhance natural andbeneficial wetland values. The component shall minimize potential harm to livesand property from the 100-year flood (500-year flood for critical actions),minimize potential adverse impacts the action may have on others, and minimizepotential adverse impacts the action may have on floodplain and wetland values,Minimization of harm to property shall be performed in accord with the standardsand criteria set out at 44 CFR part 59
(f) Re-evaluate the proposed action to determine, first, if it is stillpracticable in light of its exposure to flood hazards and its potential todisrupt floodplain and wetland values and, second, if alternatives rejected atparagraph (c) of this section are practicable, in light of the informationgained in paragraphs (d) and (e) of this section. Unless required by law, theproposed action shall not be located in a floodplain or wetland unless theimportance of the floodplain or wetland site clearly outweighs the requirementsof E.O. 11988 and E.O. 11990 to avoid direct or indirect support of floodplainand wetland development; reduce the risk of flood loss; minimize the impact offloods on human safety, health and welfare; restore and preserve floodplainvalues; and minimize the destruction, loss or degradation of wetlands. Inaddition, where there are no practicable alternative sites and actions, andwhere the potential adverse effects of using the floodplain or wetland sitecannot be minimized, no action shall be taken, unless required by law.
(g) Prepare, and circulate a finding and public explanation of any finaldecision that there is no practicable alternative to locating an action in, oraffecting a floodplain or wetland. The same audience and means of distributionused in paragraph (b) of this section, shall be used to circulate this finding.The finding shall include the following: the reasons why the action is proposedto be located in a floodplain or wetland, a statement indicating whether theaction conforms to applicable State or local floodplain management standards, alist of alternatives considered, and a map of the general area clearlydelineating the project locale and its relationship to its environs. A briefcomment period on the finding shall be provided wherever practicable prior totaking any action.
(h) Review the implementation and post implementation phase of the proposedaction to ensure that the provisions of paragraph (e) of this section, are fullyimplemented. This responsibility shall be fully integrated into existing review,audit, field oversight and other monitoring processes, and additional proceduresshall be prepared where existing procedures may be inadequate to ensure that theOrders' goals are met.
(a) In order to determine whether an action is located on or affects a
(1) Consult the FIA Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) and the Flood InsuranceStudy (FIS); or
(2) If a detailed map (FIRM) is not available, consult an FIA Flood HazardBoundary Map (FHBM); or
(3) If data on flood elevations, floodways, or coastal high hazard areas areneeded, or if none of the maps delineates the flood hazard boundaries in thevicinity of the proposed site, seek
(4) If the sources listed above do not have or know of the informationnecessary to comply with the Orders' requirements, seek, as permitted by law,the services of a federal or other engineer experienced in this work to
(i) Locate the site and the limits of the coastal high hazard area, floodwayand of the applicable floodplain, and
(ii) Determine base flood elevations.
(b) In the absence of a finding to the contrary, the component shall assumethat action involving a facility or structure that has been flooded in a majordisaster or emergency is in the applicable floodplain for the site of theproposed action.
(c) In order to determine whether an action is located on or affects a
(1) Consult with the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) forinformation concerning the location, scale and type of wetlands within the areawhich could be affected by the proposed action; or
(2) If the FWS does not have adequate information upon which to base thedetermination, consult wetland inventories maintained by the Army Corps ofEngineers, the Environmental Protection Agency, various states, communities andothers; or
(3) If state or other sources do not have adequate information upon which tobase the determination, insure that an on-site analysis is performed by arepresentative of the FWS or other qualified individual for wetlandscharacteristics based on the performance definition of what constitutes awetland.
Agencies and divisions within the Department of Justice shall amend existingregulations and procedures, as appropriate, to incorporate the policy andprocedures set forth in these guidelines. Such amendments will be made within 6months of final publication of these guidelines.
Nothing in these guidelines shall apply to assistance provided for emergencywork essential to save lives and protect property and public health and safetyperformed pursuant to sections 305 and 306 of the Disaster Relief Act of 1974(88 Stat. 148, 42 U.S.C. 5145 and 5146).


text:
Local listings for: Time Warner Southern Manhattan (New York) [10001]
Between the Sheets
No synopsis available
Alona and Hazel are forced to make life-changing decisions, and tragic events force the truth to flood out.
The joy of Hazel's sexual awakening is interrupted by tension at home.
Tensions run high in the Delany household as Simon and Peter are at loggerheads over Georgia.
A romantic liaison goes horribly wrong for Hazel and Peter.
Alona's fears and suspicions grow, as Paul is accused of sexual impropriety at work.
On the day of her daughter's wedding, Hazel decides to put her sexual happiness first and walks out.


text:
In my studying on The Lemegeton...
I found that there are 2 questions:
1-what the meaning of the words(Lemegeton),(Goetia),(Clavicula),(Theurgia),and their origins...French-Latin-or what?
2-There is a preliminary evocation at the beginning of Goetia, the author didn`t mention what its benefit, how to use it, what its proper hour and incense?
3-The Lemegeton (Mathers translation)Explains all tools to accomplish the demons evocations, the circle/the triangle/the proper garments to wear...etc, but...I found in another books(like the Goetic evocations by Steve Savedow) there are extra tools that (The Lemegeton) didn`t mention, like the proper talismans which were required to be drawn on proper parts of the garments, talismans on the dagger...etc, how come? and how should I know that there are things required that (Lemegeton) and Savedow and others didn`t mention which out of them the operation won`t success?


text:
Greystone Solutions, Inc.
Профиль Greystone Solutions, Inc. недоступен в Pусский. Сведения доступны в English (US).
We have been helping our clients achieve agility and efficiency in the cloud since 2008 — specifically the effective use of Microsoft technologies in the cloud.
Our services include strategy, architecture, engineering, compliance and managed services. Typical use cases include:
- Deploying SharePoint Enterprise Content Management
- Reporting and integration servers
- Product and service trials for new ventures
- Portals and public web sites
- "Virtual Private Clouds" for complex development and test environments
- Reduction or elimination of physical server installations for reduced cost, improved security, scalability and disaster recovery
- The migration of Exchange servers to Office 365.
Our clients have seen dramatic benefits in agility, efficiency, scalability and redundancy.
Our approach to creating and executing a cloud enablement strategy follows these steps.
- Cloud Enablement Assessment
- Enablement Roadmap
- Engineering and Implementation
- Managed Services or Education and Transition
We believe that creating appropriate, safe and effective cloud enablement solutions begins with a careful investigation of existing conditions and requirements.
We achieve this through an assessement which determines the feasibility of migrating some or all of your systems and data to the cloud and provides target schedules, sequence, technologies costs and savings.
Greystone develops comprehensive solutions that balance complex business and technical requirements.
Связаться с намиПосетить веб-сайт


text:
IPOX Schuster LLC to License Three Indexes to Banco Santander
January 3rd, 2007
CHICAGO (January 3, 2007) - IPOX Schuster LLC, the leading global IPO index provider, announced today that it has licensed the IPOX-30 U.S., the IPOX-30 Europe and the IPOX-30 Asia-Pacific indexes to Banco Santander Totta (BST), part of Banco Santander, one of the worlds largest banking groups.Under the terms of the agreement:
- BST uses the IPOX-30 U.S., IPOX-30 Asia-Pacific and IPOX-30 Europe Indexes as an underlying for an innovative EUR 100m institutional bond offering.
- The price of the bonds is tied to the relative performance of the IPOX Indexes
versus global benchmarks.
We are pleased that another major Financial Institution is endorsing IPOX says Josef Schuster, Chief Executive Officer of IPOX Schuster LLC. Historical returns have been favorable, making IPOX-linked investments attractive to those seeking to capture potential asset allocation of this important equity sector.
The IPOX-30 U.S., IPOX-30 Europe and IPOX-30 Asia-Pacific indexes have notable performance and depth:
Since January 2002, the indexes gained 125.76%, 93.47% and 128.18% respectively, substantially surpassing the respective benchmarks.
Together, the indexes capture $1.06trillion in total market capitalization and $350bn of free float, representing around 40% of total market cap created through global IPOs and spin-offs activity during the past four years.
The indexes are derived from the IPOX Global Composite Index, a rules-based
index currently containing 1696 constituents, which captures the worldwide IPO
About IPOX Schuster LLC
IPOX Schuster LLC (www.ipoxschuster.com) is an innovative, research-driven financial services firm specializing in financial products design related to global IPOs. Our underlying philosophy involves classifying IPOs as a separate equity sector for a substantial period of time in aftermarket trading. Our main product is the series of IPOX® IPO Indexes, a set of 17 indexes encompassing an index technology which allows for scaleable, investable and sustainable exposure into global IPO performance.
Cindy Hickey
IPOX Schuster LLC
312 264 4410


text:
I watched Sarah Palin's Alaska, hoping to indulge in snarky fun, swapping snide comments with my husband. Sure, we chuckled when she said her daughter liked "socialization" with her peers. Yes, my ovaries shriveled when, after Todd Palin caught a salmon for dinner, she said, "He brings home the bacon, as it should be." When teenage Willow's boyfriend was chased out of the girl's bedroom, I was dubious of the effort to protect the second daughter's virtue in the light of what happened with the first.
By the the middle of the program, ridiculing Palin's syntax, diction and ripe makeup lost its joy. I started to feel depressed. This is supposed to be a travel/celeb show, but it came off like an agenda-pushing political ad for the Tea Party. Palin got in comments about immigration (build a fence, like she did to repel a nosy neighbor). She must have said "Mama Grizzlies" five times, even though no actual grizzly bears appeared on the program (brown bears did; perhaps Palin would like to build a fence around them?). The truly nauseating last segment dramatized Sarah overcoming her fear of heights to climb a rock. Would she succeed? Could she dig deep in her Alaskan fortitude, and make it to the top? The suspense was unbearable. TLC has provided yet another show about extra-large Christian families in rural communities, and expects viewers to applaud. They probably will.
Palin can get away with EIGHT HOURS of reality TV about her moxie and reliance because she's not currently holding a political office, nor actively campaigning for one. She has no opponent who could, by law, demand reciprocal exposure, northern or otherwise. Candidates ordinarily have to pay for airtime. Not-yet-running Palin is getting paid for hers. I give her credit for hardly anything, but she deserves props for this. She quit her job as governor, so that she could do a reality TV show (premiering weeks after the midterm elections) to advertise herself and set up her presidential bid in 2012. Mark my words: She'll announce her intentions within six weeks of the finale of Alaska, which will hammer home the Palin narrative of grit, guns and God. Although I adore "What Not to Wear," I might have to stop watching TLC completely.


text: Jeremy Your best bet is to use a journal index or database that indexes articles in academic journals (such as BasicBiosis or Agricola which are usually accessed via FirstSearch, or Expanded Academic Index through InfoTrac). Many of these are on-line, but should not be confused with Internet search engines (such as AltaVista, Yahoo, or HotBot) which search for web sites. You DON"T want websites, but need academic research which is found in journals. The important thing is to use the right keyword in your search. Most likely you won't find the exact same experiment -- but by using 'plant competition' or 'competition' and one or several of your species names you should find something pertinent. Get help from the reference librarian in your library. They can show you how to access the journal databases available at your school. Ask if you have access to JSTOR. Several ecology journals are found in JSTOR and the nice thing is that these go back to the first volume (i.e, it is archival) so you can find really early work which may better match the kind of experiment you are doing. Good luck, Martha Phillips Biology Dept. The College of St. Catherine


text:
In this post I'll describe how a standard user can run a pre-defined script or process with elevated rights, using the Task Scheduler 2.0.
Task Scheduler 2.0, built into Windows 7, provides great flexibility, but also presents challenges to enterprise I.T. departments. In managed, highly secure environments, a job scheduler is normally centralised, controlled and monitored. Having thousands of client-side schedulers is frankly a headache. While I.T. are trying to virtualise components to make the clients stateless, they may be unaware of critical batch processes that have become tied into the desktop estate – by developers or power users.
So why not just disable the service? Microsoft have made this difficult by moving important core OS actions that were previously background services into task scheduler actions, and encouraging ISVs to do the same. Refactoring the default task actions using alternative methods isn't easy either. Many of the actions are hidden behind COM interfaces. Assuming we're not disabling the Task Scheduler any time soon, let's get back to making use of it.
So what if we need users to be able to perform an elevated task that cannot easily be delegated through an ACL change? A simple example is "IPCONFIG /release && "IPCONFIG /renew". On Windows 7 this requires elevation.
At first glance the the Task Scheduler doesn't seem to offer a solution. By default, a standard user cannot schedule a task with elevated rights. (Having said that, the Stuxnet worm was able to exploit a zero-day flaw in the Task Scheduler's handling of its XML configuration files, allowing a standard user to elevate to SYSTEM. This has since been patched by MS10-092).
"Event triggers" provide the work-around we need.
As an administrator, pre-create a scheduled task that runs in the SYSTEM context. The task action is to run the IPCONFIG release/renew command. For the task trigger, set it to "on an event" and specify an existing Event Source with a custom Event id that won't "clash" with a real event. For example, Log "Application", Source "EventSystem", Event ID "100".
Finally, create a shortcut for the user that will log the "EventSystem" ID 100 event in the Application Log. When the non-admin user clicks on the shortcut, the event will be logged and will trigger the Scheduled Task to run the IPCONFIG command in the SYSTEM context.
The Powershell Write-EventLog command is one option to log the event. As long as an existing Event Source is used, the entry can be written without administrative privileges.
That's all there is to elevating privileges using the Task Scheduler.


text: This property can be converted into anything you desire. African bush living in the city. It consists of a main house, a swimming pool, four cottages with a rental income of approximately R35000 per month, all with fire places. Two other large buildings with kitchens and bathrooms that are being used as dorms at the moment, a conference hall with a kitchen. A braai area as well as kids jungle gym and plenty of open grounds for organic vegetable growing or whatever your heart desires. The property has a very strong borehole. They have full electric fence around the property as well as Armed Response.


text:
One Day In History - Derby County 1973-74
Newly promoted Queens Park Rangers took on a Derby County side in turmoil behind the scenes at the Baseball Ground.
Teams: Derby County v Queens Park Rangers
Date: Saturday November 3, 1973
Competition: Football League First Division
Venue: Baseball Ground, Derby.
Gordon Jago's QPR continued to ride the crest of a wave following promotion back to the top flight for the first time since the ill-fated 1968-69 season.
Jago's side didn't have a great deal of experience at the top level, but nevertheless the boss only chose to bring in a solitary player - the experienced Frank McLintock from Arsenal.
Shades of 1969 were running through the back of some fans' minds with Rangers failing to win in their opening five games, before an away win over West Ham United (3-2) kick-started their season.
Coming into the game with Derby County, Rangers had suffered only one defeat in six games, with back to back wins over Wolverhampton Wanderers (4-2) and McLintock's former club Arsenal (2-0).
Central to their revival was the form of striker Stan Bowles, a key figure in Rangers' promotion back to the top flight. His five goals prior to the Derby fixture were a confidence booster to the former Carlisle man.
Derby were attempting to mount a title-chasing charge, while undergoing vast transformation behind the scenes at the Baseball Ground.
Brian Clough and Peter Taylor departed the club after a series of disagreements with club chairman Sam Longston involving players and media work among other things.
The Rams fans were understandably furious that Clough and Taylor had been forced to resign after their continued success, and called for them to be reinstated and for Longston to leave the club.
Nevertheless it was Dave Mackay that left rivals Nottingham Forest to take the helm at the Baseball Ground, a place where he had made 122 appearances as a player.
Clough resigned on a high, off the back of a 1-0 triumph over Manchester United, with Kevin Hector the winning goalscorer. Since then Mackay had one win, two draws and a defeat to his name.
Jago named an unchanged side for a second game in succession with Stan Bowles and Mick Leach looking to continue their fine form in the forward line.
Derby also named a familiarly strong side with Roger Davies and Kevin Hector leading the forward line with one of Clough's controversial deals, David Nish a �225,000 record signing, also started.
Household names such as skipper Roy McFarland, Bruce Rioch and Archie Gemmill also started for the Rams as they looked for their second win under their new boss.
Rangers managed to end Derby's unbeaten run at home and to a man they left the field delighted but exhausted after an energy-sapping victory.
Gordon Jago waxed lyrical on his side's display away from home against one of the division's favourites, hailing it as the best performance of the season.
'This was our best performance of the season, we were tremendous,' he said.
Goals from Gerry Francis and a fifth goal in as many games for Stan Bowles helped secure a victory despite a goal from the penalty spot from Archie Gemmill.
Rangers went on to finish top dogs in London with an incredible eighth-placed finish in their first season back in the top flight.
They adapted to their new surroundings far quicker than previously and could look to a useful springboard for the future.
Derby County picked up under Mackay who steered them to a creditible third placed finish in his first season in charge at the Baseball Ground.
Final Score: Derby County 1-2 Queens Park Rangers
Attendance: 30,647
Derby County: Boulton, Daniel, Nish, Newton, McFarland, Todd, McGovern, Gemmill, Davies, Hector, Hinton.
Queens Park Rangers: Parkes, Clement, Hazell, Venables, Mancini, McLintock, Thomas, Francis, Leach, Bowles, Givens.
To read the full catalogue Click Here >>>
Have your say on The Forum
Follow us on Twitter
Become our friend on Facebook - Add Vital Queens Park Rangers


text:
My headset has been playing up and I'm sure it's the drivers. It's a Razer Megalodon 7.1, USB. (It was a gift, and an improvement to what I had back then). I've finally got a good reason to get rid of it and get something better.
I currently have no sound card and my speakers are being used for the TV so I'm not allowed those back, missus said so!
I'm looking for a good pair of headphones, preferably a 5.1 or 7.1 for FPS and a microphone, preferably a clip on microphone and possible a sound card if it's a good one! I've been looking around a little bit but I have no idea which one to go for.
I'm not looking for anything that costs a fortune but I'm happy to pay a good amount of money toward them.
Many thanks


text:
Are you sure you want to remove this item from your Recipe Box?
Please enter a valid email address...
The emails have been sent
Please consider subscribing to PureWow
Getting dinner on the table after a long day at work can be notoriously challenging. (As evidence, we present our massive collection of takeout menus.) Fortunately, authors like Carla Snyder understand our plight. In her new cookbook, One Pan, Two Plates, Snyder solves our dinnertime dilemma by offering more than 70 one-pot weeknight meals for two. Dishes like this pan-fried arctic char promise impressive results for minimal effort; we loved that this seafood supper pumped up the flavor with garam masala and a tangy yogurt sauce while also delivering a healthy dose of omega-3s.
Two 6-ounce skin-on arctic char or salmon fillets
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
½ teaspoon garam masala
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1-2 bunches (about 6 ounces) broccolini, trimmed
1 garlic clove, roughly chopped
1 teaspoon peeled and minced ginger
¼ cup dry white wine
⅓ cup nonfat Greek or similarly thick yogurt
1 teaspoon lemon juice, plus more for seasoning
1 teaspoon finely chopped mint leaves
2 tablespoons finely chopped pistachios, toasted
1. Pat the fillets dry and cut each piece crosswise into three equal pieces. Sprinkle the fillets with salt and pepper and ¼ teaspoon of the garam masala. Set aside.
2. In a large lidded skillet set over medium-high heat, warm 1 tablespoon of the olive oil. Add the broccolini and ¼ teaspoon salt and cook, stirring occasionally, until the broccolini are bright green, about 2 minutes. Add the remaining ¼ teaspoon garam masala, the garlic, ginger and a pinch of pepper. Cook until the garlic and ginger are fragrant, about 1 minute. Move the broccolini to one side of the skillet to make room for the fish.
3. Warm the remaining tablespoon of olive oil in the empty side of the skillet, then add the fish, skin side down, and cook for 3 minutes. Flip the fish over with a thin-edged spatula, and then add the wine. Cover the skillet, reduce the heat to low and cook the fish and broccolini for 4 minutes longer. Remove the skillet from the heat and let it sit and steam, covered, until the fish is cooked through and the broccolini is tender but still has some bite to it, about 2 minutes.
4. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, mix the yogurt with the lemon juice and mint until combined. Season to taste with salt, pepper and additional lemon juice, if desired. Set aside.
5. Arrange the fish and broccolini on two plates and spoon the yogurt sauce over the fillets. (Alternatively, serve the sauce on the side.) Garnish the fish and broccolini with the pistachios and serve immediately.
Enter your registered email below!


text: 27Mar2014 in a word. 43 months & 1 day Posted in in a word by jeandslim I haven't done this for quiet awhile and it feels good to finally sit down and write an update for my growing – inquisitive – mischevious little girl. Only this girl. I love her to bits! Advertisements Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)


text:
Making friends while learning new things is the aim of Morwell's Global Studio.
- Print page
- Email this
- Permalink
For new migrants moving to Australia, one of the first things to be done is to learn the language.
In the Latrobe Valley, an innovative program that combines English lessons with sewing and craft sessions for women of all nationalities is not only teaching the language, but forging strong cross-cultural friendships.
Robyn Long, the founder of the Global Studio, says while it started as a support program for people from culturally diverse backgrounds, and others identified as at risk of social isolation, it's become more like a regular family gathering. Albeit, a family that is made up of Aussies, Sudanese, Japanese, Thai, Russian and Bangladeshi members.
"It's really about friendship and being part of the community, the wider community and having the confidence then to go out and get yourself a job. It's not just a school here, it's ... I don't know, I refrain from using the word sisterhood, because we do have a lot of fellas here as well. Some of the husbands of the wives call ina nd do English from time to time and we've got some young Sudanese boys working with us. It's really a big family here at the Global Studio."
Global Studio participant Natalina Bango has improved her English to the extent that she is now taking on further study. But she says coming along to the classes each week has also introduced her to other women whom she has made strong friendships with.
"Yes I have made some good friends, in Morwell I have friends."