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On this 7th season and third sailing out of MIAMI (USA), Stars On Board will be hosting an impressive selection of the most famous Middle Eastern and Arab stars on board for your leisure and entertainment. Once you book your cabin, you will be eligible to watch, for Free, the live concerts of all the Stars who will join us on board.
Due to continuous scheduling changes the STARS program schedule will only be distributed to passengers while boarding the ship.
Stars on Board will take over the spacious and magnificent ROYAL CARIBBEAN ship NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS, featuring the spectacular FlowRider surf simulator, the Rock Climbing Wall for the adventurous passengers, the Center Ice Rink, world-class restaurants and lounges, pools and whirlpools, a comprehensive fitness center and luxurious spa. In addition to all the great musical performances, we will have great deal of onboard activities that will keep you entertained and relaxed.
Admission to the Stars' Concerts
* All shows on board are complimentary; seating in the theater is guaranteed but it is on a first-come, first-served basis for most cabin categories.
* All cabin occupants will receive upon boarding, their theater concerts tickets according to availability when they reach the ticket desks, on a first-come, first-served basis.
* All Suites cabin occupants will receive RESERVED SEATS theater concert tickets upon boarding the ship.
* At the THEATER, the 1st & 2nd rows will be reserved for the stars, their companions and for the ongoing reality show crew.
* The ROYAL SUITES, PRESIDENTIAL SUITE, OWNER'S SUITES & GRAND SUITES are allocated the 3rd, 4th and sometimes the 5th row.
* The JUNIOR SUITES are allocated the 5th, 6th, 7th rows..... etc according to the guest numbers.
* There will be additional entertainment on daily basis at the Pool Deck, and other areas on the ship.
* Please note that weather conditions may cause some events to be postponed, moved or canceled without prior notice.
Remark: Any Lost Concert Admission tickets will incur a USD 200 fee to be replaced.


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If you have been following the goings on in the gaming industry lately, you'll know that THQ has been in trouble. By trouble, we don't mean your average "disappointing release" trouble that every major publisher gets hit by every year. No, we mean full on, end of the company trouble. THQ has gone through many attempts at trying to save their sinking ship lately, including a 1-for-10 Reverse Stock Split so that they could stay on the NASDAQ, and more recently filing for bankruptcy.
So Saint's Row and Red Faction might fall into the hands of Ubisoft huh?
The sale occurred already but not info on who won the bids were released yet.

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Top 7 Selfie From Popular Actress (Selfie Queen): Selfie images of actress is releasing daily but here is the most beautiful selfie's from the popular actress of Hindi cinema (Bollywood Industry). Below actress of the few who have perfect face for selfie.
1. Amy Jackson: Selfie from Amy Jackson is always hot to see. This British model have a perfect face for selfie, so Amy Jackson takes the first place.
2. Anushka Sharma: Such a lovely girl who can make you fall in love with her sweet smile. Here is the selfie of stylish Anushka Sharma who is at number two.
3. Sonakshi Sinha: Gorgeous lady of Bollywood takes the third position in the top 7 selfie of the year 2015.
4. Priyanka Chopra: Here is the selfie from India's most prestigious actress Priyanka Chopra. This talented beauty takes the fourth position in top 7 best selfie of Indian actress.
5. Shruti Hassan: Most hot and talented actress of Indian cinema. Such a crazy girl who can do so many expression is a single selfie, take the 5th position.
6. Nargis: Here is the stylish girl who has gone to Hollywood from Bollywood industry. Nargis takes the 6th position in this contest.
7. Aliaa Bhutt: Finally the girl who is making youngsters go crazy is here. Most beautiful lady of Bollywood who is challenging the leading ladies with her beauty - Aliaa Bhutt. Aliaa Bhutt takes the 7th position in best selfie from Indian cinema actress.


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There are other medications like lyrica and cymbalta which are newer ones and which have worked wonders for some people
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City pass the buck on Dowie deal?
Coventry City managing director Paul Fletcher seems to have taken charge of most things at the Ricoh Arena but has denied any knowledge of whether Iain Dowie has actually put pen to paper on his three-and-a-half year contract.
As talk of renewed interest from Leicester City surfaces, Fletcher told the Coventry Telegraph: 'That's a matter for the chairman.
Geoffrey Robinson was duly asked by the 'paper and would only say: 'I have no comment to make other than to say that Iain Dowie has a fully agreed deal and is our manager.'


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BofA's Moynihan Sees $4 Billion Quarterly Earnings Improvement, Brown Says
Bank of America Corp., the second- biggest U.S. lender, can improve results by about $4 billion per quarter as expenses subside and trading rebounds, said Thomas Brown, chief executive officer of Second Curve Capital LLC.
Brown said today that he met CEO Brian T. Moynihan yesterday and asked how the Charlotte, North Carolina-based firm would improve revenue before taxes and loan-loss provisions, which plunged to $4 billion a quarter from about $10 billion.
"What he said is, in the near term, we've got a billion dollar per quarter improvement we can do in the capital markets that was unusually weak in the fourth quarter," Brown said in an interview on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop" with Betty Liu. Moynihan said the firm can reduce $2 billion per quarter in costs through his efficiency plan and mortgage expenses will come down by another $1 billion, Brown said.
Bank of America has surged 46 percent in New York trading this year after concern over mortgage expenses and stagnant revenue drove a 58 percent drop in 2011. Brown, a Bloomberg contributing editor, previously had been critical of Moynihan, saying last year that he'd "better do better" than peers after losses. Brown said he took a stake after the stock's decline made the valuation attractive.
"We still think he got off to a slow start," Brown said. "Remember, he's 26 months into being CEO of Bank of America. We would've liked to see him attack the management issues faster, attack their expense structure sooner."
Moynihan also told Brown that unprofitable assets and expensive debt would be replaced by better loans and low-cost retail deposits, improving results, according to the investor.
Bank of America rose 1.4 percent to $8.22 as of 9:53 a.m. in New York. Jerry Dubrowski, a spokesman for the company, confirmed that Brown met with Moynihan.
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Ducks Land in Dallas Looking to Close Series in Game 6by Staff Writer / Anaheim Ducks
DALLAS - After a physical Game 5 win over the Dallas Stars, the Ducks flew to Texas and spent the day off the ice preparing for Game 6 tomorrow night at American Airlines Center.
The two teams continued their physical play last night, with Anaheim throwing 40 hits and continually finishing checks from the opening puck drop to the final horn. It's a style the Ducks want to play, and they know they can find success when they execute.
"We were physical, we put the pucks in deep and we finished our checks on the forecheck," Corey Perry said. "When we didn't do that, the puck was in our zone. It's not rocket science – when we play that way, we're going to be successful."
Added Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf, "We played our brand of hockey. We played well within our system and did the things we wanted to do."
Perry acknowledged towing the fine line between physical play and undisciplined penalties played an instrumental role in the win.
"There's a fine line you don't want to cross," he said. "Sometimes, you get caught up in the moment and you cross it. Other times, you walk it and help propel your team to better things."
You can't blame the Ducks for feeling a sense of déjà vu. They enter tomorrow night's game with the opportunity to close out the opponent and move into the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the exact same scenario the team experienced last season against the Detroit Red Wings.
That series ended with an overtime loss in Game 6 and heartbreaking loss on home ice that eliminated Anaheim from the playoffs. The team understands the importance of ending the series tomorrow night.
"The hardest game to win is the fourth one," coach Bruce Boudreau said. "That experience, with most of the guys that were here last year, I hope works for tomorrow. We don't want to wait for a seventh game if we can help it."
With that being said, the Ducks know the Stars won't go down without a fight.
"Teams don't play their best hockey until their backs are against the wall and they can be out," center Nick Bonino said. "We expect nothing less from Dallas than their best game and we're going to need ours to win it."
After scoring twice with the man advantage in Game 1, the Ducks went 0-for-11 on the power play in Games 2, 3 and 4. The unit, which has run hot and cold for most of the season, wanted to get going to stem the Stars' propensity for post-whistle scrums.
The Ducks did just that in Game 5, going a perfect 4-for-4 with the man advantage. It was the first time the Ducks recorded three or more power-play goals since January 21, when the team scored six in a rout of the Vancouver Canucks.
It was the perfect response for the style Dallas has played throughout the series. "Our powerplay hasn't clicked all year," Perry said, "but it found a way to propel us into the next game. Those are the ways you get back at the other team. You get on the power play and you make them pay that way. That's the way we want to play."
It was a relief for Bonino, one of the main cogs on the power-play unit. "We've been working it well for a month now," he said. "Games like that, when it all goes in, it feels good."


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Is all about Maxisys ms908 pro.I will like your advice as a mechanic ;can it program smart keys;ODO meter reset and DPF regeneration. All this is because I need it and I live in Africa in Cameroon. For now I have maxidiag MD 802 so I what to take a step forward. Thanks in advance. Good day
I would recommend looking online for reviews and specifications on this particular scanner. There are many scanners out there on the market at this time. At this point, many mechanics often have different scanners than others. I personally have not used this particular scanner however if you consult the instruction manual for it, it will tell you if the features you are looking for are available with that particular scanner.
Hello. According to my research it would appear that the MS908 PRO scan tool can perform a few of the functions you are looking for. Aside from regular scan tool diagnostic functions, it can also reset the DPF regeneration cycle, and reprogram / reflash engine select engine computers. It cannot, however, reprogram smart keys, or reset or adjust odometer readings. A separate scan tool would be required for these functions. I would recommend inquiring with the manufacturer, Autel, for a more specific list of functions that the MS908 PRO is able to perfrom.
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Henry Craik, ed. English Prose.
Vol. V. Nineteenth Century
Critical Introduction by George Saintsbury
Charles Kingsley (18191875)
[Charles Kingsley was born at Holne Vicarage, near Ashburton, in one of the most characteristic districts of the county of which he was afterwards to be the landscape-painter in prose, on 12th June 1819. He took his degree at Cambridge (his College was Magdalene) in 1842 with double honours, became curate of Eversley in Hampshire as soon as he was ordained, succeeded to the living in 1844, and held it till his death there on 23rd January 1875. The only events of his life, except the dates of publication of his books, that need be mentioned are his tenure between 1860 and 1869 of the Professorship of Modern History at Cambridge, his appointment to a Canonry at Chester when he resigned this post, his journey to the West Indies in 1871, and his translation, two years before his death, from Chester to Westminster.
Kingsleys works were somewhat voluminous, considering that his life was both short and busy professionally. He began by being what is called a Christian Socialist, and settled down into Broad Churchmanship. But his Sermons, which at their best are excellent, meddle very little with doctrine, either in the negative or positive way. Professorially, he wrote some historical books on which his fame does not rest. He was much interested in natural history, and one of his earliest books,
(1854), was the result of this interest, which appeared continuously in his work. And he was an excellent essayist, his contributions to magazines (chiefly to
) being of remarkable excellence in their kind. But his great and durable claim in prose letters (his verse, small in amount, is excellent in quality) is as a writer of prose fiction. In this, beginning with two brilliant attempts in more or less political novel-writing,
Alton Locke
(1849), he afterwards produced
which some put at the head of his work (1853);
Westward Ho!
the general favourite, and one of the strongest and most brightly coloured of historical novels (1855);
Two Years Ago
(1857, a more unequal production), the delightful fantasy piece of
The Water Babies
(1863); and
Hereward the Wake
of Kingsley as a writer, and especially as a writer of fiction, are so vivid, so various, and so unquestionable by any sound and dispassionate criticism, that while cynics may almost wonder at his immediate and lasting popularity with readers, serious judges may feel real surprise at his occasional disrepute with critics. The reasons of this latter, however, are not really very hard to find. He was himself a passionate partisan, and exceedingly heedless as to the when, where, and how of obtruding his partisanship. He had that unlucky foible of inaccuracy in fact which sometimes, though by no means always, attends the faculty of brilliant description and declamation, and which especially characterised his own set or coterie. Although possessed of the keenest sense both of beauty and of humour, he was a little uncritical in expressing himself in both these departments, and sometimes laid himself open in reality, while he did so much oftener in appearance, to the charge of lapses in taste. Although fond of arguing he was not the closest or most guarded of logicians. And lastly, the wonderful force and spontaneity of his eloquence, flowing (like the pool of Bourne, that he describes at the opening of his last novel) a river all at once from the spring, was a little apt to carry him away with it.
This allowance is pretty ample, and will at once explain some critical depreciation of Kingsley, and cover everything that can fairly be said against him. But it must be a singularly hidebound and prejudiced judgment which allows more than his merits can meet and yet leave an ample credit-balance. Those, indeed, who can never admire unless they agree, may have difficulty with Kingsley; but anyone who is subject to this limitation is in truth and in fact incapable of criticism altogether. The point in Kingsley as a partisan, which is a positive literary merit, far transcending any possible defect in his selection of sides, is the marvellous and contagious enthusiasm which he displays, and the atmosphere of passionate nobility which he throws around his own creeds and idols. Nothing of this sort could be created except by an intense sincerity working through literary faculty of the highest kind, and this being so, a true critic, even though he should disagree with the creed, and discredit the idol
in toto,
ought to bestow unreserved admiration on the advocate.
The literary faculty just mentioned shows itself in ways sufficiently various. Its most obvious achievement is a very unusual combination in descriptive power, both of scenery and action. As a rule the great landscape painters in words, like those in colours, are rather in need of somebody else to put in the figures; and the great depicters of action content themselves with a fair working background. But there are exceptions, and Kingsley is one of the most noteworthy. His pictures, not less true than brilliant, of scenerywhether the scenery of the chalk downs and streams that he knew by constant eyewitness, or that of the tropics, which till the last he got from booksare unsurpassed anywhere. But they are not more vivid or effective than scores of his scenes of mere action, from the poaching affray in
to the death scene of Hereward. No novelist who has written so few books has left anything like the same number of pictures of both kinds permanently engraved in his readers minds. His plots are at least respectable, and his dialogue, though his most unequal point, admirable at its best. But in the fourth element of novel writing, character, he rises once more to the first class. Strongly as his figures are affected by his own crotchets, they are yet almost always alive, while the best of them are much more than merely alive now; they are not likely ever to die.
In mere style he was more brilliant than impeccable. Like all Carlyles pupils he had caught not a few of his masters tricks; and, in
especially, the habit of arrested sentences, peppered with rows of points, may seriously endanger the equanimity even of a well-disposed reader. So also the extreme beauty of the best parts of
The Water Babies
is marred by the Rabelaisian imitations; while in
Hereward the Wake
there is an attempt to set off the antique story by a sort of modern smartness in dialogue which is totally wanting in grace of congruity, and has not much of any other kind. But all these faults may be summed up in the one admission that Kingsleynot even a very good critic of others (whom, as Nemesis would have it, he mainly judged by his agreement or disagreement with their opinions, just as his unfavourable critics now judge him)was a rather bad critic of himself. His creative and descriptive powers, whether in conception or in expression, were of such a high order that only greater certainty of touch was needed to put him with the very first.
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The target is clear policy, with measurable progress and a system to manage it
By any account, this is a bold move with robust targets. Lacombe County, with a rapidly growing population eager for land, home to some of the richest agricultural soils in the province, and a beautiful landscape that straddles several popular recreational lakes, is developing a County sustainability policy to prepare for its next generation.
Bringing together that many diverse groups is something that others across the province will be watching with interest, especially the agricultural community. How to get input appropriately? How to determine priorities? How to actually implement a useful management process?
The thinking that drives the Lacombe effort is simple. The coming backdrop to things sustainable in Alberta is legislation such as Land Use Framework and the Water for Life strategy. The Lacombe County belief is that these legislated solutions are inevitable and it is better to meet that challenge head on with a local policy that deals with the issues more on local terms.
Blayne Petrowicz, whose environmental coordinator position heads up the Lacombe County effort, knows that with the right commitment it can be done. In fact she's been part of successful efforts in her work in similar situations in Australia.
She also knows it won't be easy.
In many ways Petrowicz' life experiences mirrors the communities she represents today. She had a carefree childhood as the daughter of parents running a guiding and outfittting service in the Porcupine Hills northeastern Saskatchewan. That area hugs the top end of the broad productive farmlands that stretch south to the U.S border.
That natural love of the land led eventually to degrees in environmental management. She has spent several years on rural community sustainability efforts in Australia, an experience which convinced her that that country was ahead of North America in managing for sustainability and educating its people accordingly.
A short stint in England working in the commercial sector helping companies reduce their environmental footprint, rounded out her education. That showed her the right goals can translate into bottom line, measurable impact such as energy savings at a company level.
She considers the Lacombe County opportunity the best of all these worlds, a ground floor opportunity on the front lines of sustainability.
One simple lesson in all her international experiences drives this Lacombe process for Petrowicz. There is no progress unless it is measureable.
"My starting point is always to define the ultimate goal, then work backwards to fill in the blanks," she says. "I could have come in and designed a sustainability policy, but that was not likely to be very successful. It had to be the right policy and that came from good process, one that reflects the community values."
The starting point has been many input "visioning" sessions from staff and the community. Next steps will be to collect necessary scientific information. From those efforts will be produced the draft policy. Once that is approved, the management system complete with monitoring recommendations will be developed.
"We can't do all things quickly," she says. "We will set priorities that are accomplishable and once those are in control, we will move onto the next. That will take two or three years to get on track. We have already had some pushback from the community wondering what it will look like. In fact it can move as quickly or slowly as they like.
"Once we have this set up it is really a matter of the county deciding how big or how small this will be. It depends on the resources and drive that's here."
One interesting part in this process is where a tool like the Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) fits into Lacombe's plans. Petrowicz thinks it has a natural fit in several ways.
For one thing it provides critical information at a specific landscape level. That scientific data will be very useful in developing a county perspective. "It can be critical information for achieving the bigger vision," says Petrowicz.
"It's a fantastic tool from what I've seen and we would encourage producers to complete on or update theirs.
"Ideally I'd like to see it tie to specific measurable goals and for us to be able to develop supporting programs at a county level that help producers meet their goals."
More information on EFPs in Alberta is available at www.albertaefp.com.


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Small-scale die-cast enthusiasts will be converging on the Oak Brook, IL
Marriott hotel on 11-12 August for the Midwest's biggest die-cast event of
the year … LightningFest!
What started out in 2001 as a Johnny Lightning
warehouse sale to clean out old stock has evolved into a full-fledged
convention. With charity auctions, gravity races, the great room-to-room
trading that have become part and parcel of a die-cast convention event, a
custom die-cast car show, an actual car show in the parking lot, and an
opportunity to purchase and win specially-produced, low-production Johnny
Lightning die-cast cars, all hardcore small-scale die-cast enthusiasts are
going to want to be there.
The warehouse sale, a great opportunity to pick
up some new and recent JL die-cast at great prices, will be at The Learning
Curve store nearby on Sunday, August 13. For more information, check out www.hobbytalk.com
(This post originally appeared in the July 6, 2006, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)


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Fitch, F. J. (2001) 'Restoring Ockeghem's Mort, tu as navre.', Tijdschrift van de Koninklijke Vereniging voor Nederlandse Muziekgeschiedenis., LI (1). pp. 3-24.
Ockeghem's ballade _Mort, tu as navre_ is the only securely datable work by the composer, as it commemorates the death of the composer Binchois in 1460. At the same time, the work's text, preserved in only a single source, presents several difficulties and corruptions. This study explores these problems and proposes a new edition of the text, as well as proposing a crucial emandation to the musical text in the light of normative practices to be observed in the polyphonic ballade genre during this period. Both text and music are presented in an appendix in a new edition.
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Diary of a Volunteer Project in Ecuador
Meet Alice and Jess, two intrepid lasses heading off to volunteer in exotic Ecuador for the next few months…
This cheese-loving duo will be taking part in a combination placement with The Leap, which includes working with local communities to develop medicinal gardens, breeding piranhas and teaching English to local guides.
They decided on these projects as they felt that the variety of practical placements (one in a rainforest and the other at a coastal location) and volunteer work would give them a good cultural experience. The opportunity to do both community and conservation work on the trip also appealed, as did working alongside a group of other like-minded travellers. The lasses are joining their project group a month late, but hope to bond quickly thanks to their super-size stash of Haribos, Marmite and Heat magazine.
Once the volunteer work is over, Alice and Jess plan to travel independently for three weeks where (fingers crossed) they'll end up in Peru. Must-dos include a trip to the Galapagos Islands and trekking the Inca Trail, should budgets allow. But other than that, they just want to go with the flow until they fly back to the UK from Lima at the end of December
So how do you breed piranhas? Will Marmite and Haribos make effective bribes? Will a cash crisis mean they'll be begging for a piggy back up Machu Picchu? All these answers and more in their gapyear.com diary…
Update One
Alice writes…
Hola from Ecuador!
Well, after potentially the worst flight either of us has ever has ever taken (eleven long hours of no drinks, no peanuts and the same rubbish film repeated three times for our viewing pleasure…) we arrived safely (if slightly frazzled) in Quito. First impressions are of how clean the city is – or at least the parts we've seen so far). From previous experiences of travelling in the developing world we'd expected dog carcasses to be littering the road, massive amounts of street hawking and dirty concrete as far as the eye can see! Not so, in fact the only hawkers we've really seen are street performers who leap into the middle of the road as soon as the traffic lights change to make dare devilish human pyramids and back flip around the waiting cars!
We were collected and brought to our hostel to meet the rest of the group who have made us feel really welcome and clearly made it their mission to give us a baptism of fire into the seedy world of Ecuadorian nightlife! Two hours after we arrived we found ourselves hopping around energetically to jungle beats in a salsa lesson. Though it should be stated that major physical exertion is not the best activity after a 11 hour flight, two days of minimal nappage and altitude sickness – I had to frogmarch Jess home through the streets to avoid her vomiting on the pavement!
Last night, to celebrate our final night in the big smoke (read 'smoke' literally, it's very smoggy in Quito!), we got dressed up in a colourful array of tacky fashion jewellery, visors with sunglasses and gangster gear and danced into the wee smalls… in fact, I don't actually think the boys have been to bed yet and it's midday!
In about 20 minutes we're off to the rainforest to start breeding piranhas… woohoo! We'll be in touch soon!
Love Alice and Jess x
Update Two
Jess writes…
Well it turns out (courtesy of environmental demon 'Texaco' ) that even in the depths of the Amazon jungle you still can't escape the wonders of the internet… so we're not quite as isolated as originally anticipated!
The place we're staying in for the next two weeks (Chichico Rumi) is possibly the coolest place imaginable. The rainforest is picture postcard beautiful and we're still half expecting to bump into David Attenborough or Michael Palin and their accompanying film crew at some point! We've been temporarily adopted by the most welcoming indigenous family who have loads of exotic pets and children running rampage throughout the day.
As well as maintaining the land as an educational spot to teach tourists and fellow Ecuadorians the fast-dying native traditions, the family are also striving to create a small nature reserve, which currently comprises a caiman (mini crocodile), two terrapins, a mini monkey, a baby owl, wild boar, two chickens, two dogs and dozens of hallucinogenic plants in their 'medicinal garden' (which we're definitely hoping to sample).
We did actually arrive with a gift of two baby chicks to add to the animal empire, but sadly one died on the first day from a mystery sickness and the other rather unfortunately was trodden on by one of the volunteers ending in a rather messy head explosion.
We've been helping the family thatch roofs, lug canoe loads of heavy rocks (I'm still not entirely sure why), harvest ginormous palm leaves and build bamboo bedding… we're complete beef cakes in the making.
There's also plenty of time to play tough and we're enjoying daily splashes in the Amazon, and kick arounds with the locals. They've been so kind to us since our arrival and despite the language barrier always have a joke to share (cue lots of confused smiles all round!) The grandmother of the family treats us exactly like the rest of her brood, whipping out homemade ointments and potions at the merest mention of illness! One of our crew came down with the runs this week and was ushered off at regular intervals to sit in an incense fume filled hut and be wafted with leaves!
It was my birthday yesterday and probably the best one to date. The other volunteers had organised a cake and mostly food-related prezzies wrapped in banana leaves…it was quite a breakfast spectacle! I was bestowed with handcrafted jewellery and decorated with tribal patterns on my face using the natural paint from a bizarre prickly plant grown in the medicinal garden!
We worked a bit in the morning but then visited a stunning waterfall in the afternoon (although I nearly killed myself a number of times on the treacherous trek there). By coincidence they were also holding a big fiesta in the main village in aid of forthcoming elections, so we gatecrashed that and showed them how to party Brit stylee…oh how the tequila and embarrassing salsa moves did flow! Alice and I are utterly embracing the jungle filth and I have apparently already gained myself a not-so-secret nickname of sweaty…to be expected I suppose. This is however probably doing little in my favour to woo some of the hot local men, although the fact that they are generally less than half my size doesn't do much for the cause either!
Can't quite believe we've only been here one week, it feels like so much longer but we're both really excited about the rest of our time here, possibly helping in the local school and with the elusive piranha…although we may have our work cut out with the current brood of animals!! Keep you posted!
Love Alice and Jess x
Update Three
Jess writes…
Where to begin? It's been another week of sweaty tribal hecticness, with yet another grande fiesta in honour of the largest tribal member to date. That would be Alice! The average height of Ecuadorians is somewhat short of her massive 6ft 1″ status which has resulted in her being tagged with the less-than-attractive nickname of giant woman! Work this week has entailed yet more leaf collecting, which is far from the meagre activity that it sounds, as it involves splitting and hauling tarantula-ridden palm leaves, which are equal to myself in both height, weight and smelliness.
Coca leaves appear to be the main booster of team strength, energy and morale during labouring hours, and are dished out in handfuls by our indigenous colleagues… I'm slightly concerned that I may develop a pricey dependency by the time I return to English shores. I'm even contemplating reserving myself a precautionary place at The Priory for just such a instance.
Alice's birthday was yet another corker, and a prime opportunity to slack off for the day. We spent the afternoon tubing which entailed gently bobbing down the Amazon in the massive inner tubing of a lorry tyre. It was all very tranquil until the end set of rapids carried off the least aquatically-capable volunteer another 3000m down stream (minus a tube for approx the last 2500m) but we had no fear as jungle Rambo Hector (our guide) came to her rescue in his big phallic man canoe… what a hero.
We also had the opportunity to don some of the traditional beaded (yet also worryingly revealing) clothing and partake in a bizarre local dance which as far as we could tell consists almost entirely of foot shuffling and the dramatic reenactment of fishing. Alice was definitely shaking her jungle coconuts, which did in fact pop out of her costume on more than one occasion. The children of the family then gave us an exclusive performance of the dance as it should be done, definitely putting our white, sinewy booty-shaking to shame. The day was crowned by some very energetic bopping at the local disco-cum-shed followed by a two hour walk back to camp in a torrential Amazonian downpour, definitely one of those classic 'the journey is the destination' gap year moments!
Wednesday afternoon involved lots of kiddy bonding, as we were designated the 'responsible' elders of 25 local children for two hours, whilst the local parents held a community meeting. We met in the open air church and busted out numerous renditions of 'Hokey-Cokey' and 'Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes', along with a nifty round of 'Duck Duck Goose' and a brief introduction to 'How to say your name in English'. The kids had such a good time; the parents are apparently going to make the activities a weekly occurrence. We were slightly concerned in the beginning, however, when the head grandmother set fire to all the surrounding land, which consisted entirely of a dry grass and other highly flammable crap… We initially thought that they were taking slightly irrational precautions to stop the kids from escaping, but luckily they were just carrying out a routine land clearance.
We've spent the past couple of days in our weekend haven, Tena. Yesterday was epic amounts of fun as we went white-water rafting. Fortunately for us, we met another English girl who is teaching at a school in Tena as well as romancing one of the rafting instructors. This resulted in a full day of rafting fun, waterfall sightseeing, guacamole picnic and a touch of jungle canyon exploration, all at a very agreeable price. I did, however, manage to swallow a few gallons of excrement-filled river water whilst I was continually tipped over board by the guides… I'm bracing myself for some serious puking out of both ends… but it'll all be worth it.
We're preparing ourselves for some immense fiesta fun tonight in Tena, as today is the final day of elections. Ecuador has apparently had to make it illegal to drink for 48 hours before voting, as so many people have turned up inebriated to vote over previous years. I have a sneaking suspicion that people will be fully compensating for the weekend liquor drought from about 7pm onwards. So if you don't mind I must depart to line my stomach in preparation! Ciao!
Love Giant Woman and Jess x
Update 4
Jess writes…
I believe that at the time of my last installment we were set to depart for our evening of election-related celebrations in Tena. A very bizarre experience indeed. By the time we arrived, the fiesta was already well under way… all the town was gathered in the spectator stands of the sizable basketball court in the centre, and an unidentifiable he/she was rocking the mic with plenty of political banter, amidst short bursts of Spanish hip hop from the resident DJ Jazzy Jeff.
Earlier that day we had decided to take good heed of the warnings that it was highly illegal for foreigners to partake in political protests or rallying of any kind. However, a mere two minutes after we greeted our adoptive family in the town centre, we were bundled into a the back of an already crammed pick-up truck to join the victory lap of Tena, which was accompanied by excited chants of 'All vote for political party number 3'. A number of head dives were made towards the centre of the truck as were passed numerous clusters of TV cameras and journalists. We fortunately managed to escape without arrest and full of the party spirit.
My nickname of Sweaty has recently changed for the worse (to Al Pacino/Scarface), due to an unfortunate (sober) tumble at a departing jungle disco. My entire chin and left shoulder now consists of a less-than-fetching crusty brown scab, with intermittent patches of blood and pus. I made to mistake of attempting to imitate Daisy and Duncan's breakdancing move (the worm) which entails a partial handstand and a wavy floor movement. My version however, consisted of a full handstand and an intimate face-greeting-with-the-floor move. To conjure an image of the resultant injury, try envisaging Jimmy Hill the morning after an introductory night at Fight Club and you're probably pretty close. I made at least three children of Chichico Rumi, our jungle village, run in horror when I tried to hug them goodbye… I'm sure the nightmares will haunt them for a good few weeks.
Gaping facial gash aside, our final few days of tribal living were most enjoyable. A massive party was held on the last night where were had to perform a briefly practiced local dance in our self-crafted traditional costumes in front of approximately 150 villagers. Comic viewing all round, I feel. We were later able to feast on our self-killed and collected traditional banquet. The morning was spent spearing a large number of fish belonging to the Parana family, in addition to collecting bananas, papayas and yuka from a neighbouring island. The fish was then cooked in banana leaves with a vegetable medley… the result of which was utterly amazing and should be recommended if tilapia fish and banana leaves are ever made available in Tesco!
Following a fairly sniffly departure from our indigenous jungle family, we've returned to Quito for a weekend of laundry and partying before we set off on our 11 hour bus journey to the coast (Agua Blanca). This will be our home for the next three weeks, after which myself and Alice will be fending for ourselves on our tour of Peru.
Lots of love, Scarface and Alice x


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- Reply by dmcker, Jul 3, 2011.
or not.
- Reply by Richard Foxall, Jul 3, 2011.
That wasn't like a bit.ly link in disguise or something, was it?
Okay, that's two more responses than this deserved. ;-) Gotta admit, I came here just because I saw that d was the responder and figured there must me some worthwhile content that I missed!
- Reply by dmcker, Jul 3, 2011.
OK Fox, do you want to notify GregDP that this is spam/inappropriate, or shall I? ;-)
- Reply by Stephen Harvey, Jul 3, 2011.
Curiosity can be dangerous, I googled sdefrt and it is a persons name.
Probably useless information!!
Further useless information is that e3rf appears to be a motor scooter!!
- Reply by Richard Foxall, Jul 3, 2011.
Well, that beats me, I had no idea what it was... a cat walking across the keyboard, a kid squiriming in dad's lap.
Whatever it is, it didn't pass the Turing test. I wasn't fooled into thinking it was human. ;-)
- Reply by Gregory Dal Piaz, Jul 4, 2011.
See I can do it to. A classic, is this working? test.
- Reply by Stephen Harvey, Jul 5, 2011.
Apparently GregDP you have some Finnish Acencestry and a Samsung fettish
- Reply by Paul Elliott, Jul 5, 2011.
For those wondering. I am new to this wine site and was just trying to decifer how to get info/evaluations on certain wine I purchase at recycle auctions here in Japan. The one auction, in particular, is primarily selling recycled Japanese furniture, Japan Taisho Period, but occasionally authentic Japanese antique iterms show up, the purpose for going, since I am an American in Japan having been in the antique business here for some 40 odd years. I accidently hit the keyboard and sent out e3rf out. Not a motor scooter or SPAM. In Japan, just about everything can end up at recycle auctions, not the real antique auctions. Much of it, like wine, being items received during two gift giving seasons in Japan, which, in many cases recipients have no desire for. So, much of the wine, not all of it, ends up with me with prices, which I feel are a give-away. Not sure, if the wine has been stored properly over the years, but I have not been too concerned. Always a good selection of French, Italian, Spain, Austrailia, New Zealand, Portugal, Argentian, U.S., you name it, some dating back to the eighties. The last auction, about 80 bottles showed up, an amount very unusual. Normaly, when they do show up, just a few bottles, plus brandy, scotch, etc., which I dont buy. This time, ended up with about 14 bottles. Picked thru 7 or eight cardboard boxes, picking what I thought was the best available, ending up with about half French and Italian red wines. Try to get as many red, my favorite, as possible, but no choice, so just buy it all. Not an expert on wine, probably the reason I have not experience a bad one yet! Currently have about 250 bottles which will take some time to consume, if I last that long. Going on 80! Was trying to get an evaluation on some of the ones I have bought, especially the French reds. Maybe not important, but nice to know what I am putting down, good or bad. With more information, might hold back on some of them before drinking, or enjoy with friends visiting from the the U.S. Saw something on the site giving evaluations but then lost it probably hitting the wrong button, not being computer literate. Probably need some help figuring this thing out.
- Reply by sparks1093, Jul 5, 2011.
Trying to figure out a new website is part of the fun.
- Reply by dmcker, Jul 5, 2011.
Paul, I'm in Tokyo, too. Would be happy to meet and go through what you have if we can arrive at a time of mutual convenience...
- Reply by Paul Elliott, Jul 10, 2011.
Sorry for the delayed reply. Had trouble getting a new password. Been busy with shows and a couple of auctions. Even bought three more wines, not that I needed anymore, three French, one Italian, and even a U.S. one, Paws, whatever that is. Maybe you can help me with what I can do with it all! Certainly too much too drink, or is it? I am available almost daily, except on auction or show days. Live in Yamato-shi , 25 minutes to Yamato Station on the Sotetsu Line, or about 40 minutes from Shinjuku on the Odakyu Line. Driving on the Tomei, from the entrance, about 30 minutes. If it is worth your time to visit, can make arrangements to meet any place. My Keitai is 080-3504-8833. Give me a call. Sounds like you are an expert on wine, so maybe I can learn something!
- Reply by dmcker, Jul 10, 2011.
Paul, if you have your wines in some kind of computerized document, anyway to see those? I'll PM you about the details...


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Fifteen minutes of every hour sounds excessive to me. Your thoughts?
It feels a little excessive too. 15 mins every 2 hours wouldn't be so bad.
That's the time frame I had.
I had to sign a consent form stating that I had been informed of the "risks" of fetal monitoring, including fetal death(!). I SHOULD have stipulated what I agreed to, but it turned into 15 minutes every hour.


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Arkansas vs. LSU: Did WVU's 463 Passing Yards vs. Tigers Give Razorbacks Hope?November 25, 2011
It's not like offensive mastermind Bobby Petrino needs any help.
But if the Arkansas coach was looking for some pointers on how to move the ball against LSU, all he needed to do was place a call to West Virginia's Dana Holgorsen.
While Holgorsen could point out the numerous mistakes that cost the Mountaineers a legitimate shot at knocking off the Tigers, he could also point out what WVU quarterback Geno Smith did to carve up LSU's defense for 463 passing yards.
It started on the WVU offensive line, which gave Smith enough time to find one of his many athletic and speedy receivers. Tavon Austin had a huge night with 11 receptions for 187 yards.
One advantage that third-ranked Arkansas (10-1) may not get today is how the top-ranked LSU defense gets after Tyler Wilson. Instead of stunting and blitzing the Mountaineers, LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis chose to drop seven and eight in coverage.
While this allowed West Virginia to pile up the yards, his strategy worked as he figured his athletic backfield would eventually make a play to end most of the Mountaineers' threats.
Wilson has an equally talented group of receivers who could create some match-up issues for LSU.
It starts with Jarius Wright, who is Wilson's main go-to guy. He has 61 receptions for 1,002 yards and 10 touchdowns entering today's game.
Of course, Wilson also has Joe Adams (46 catches for 595 yards), Cobi Hamilton (29 catches for 441 yards) and tight end Chris Gragg (38 catches for 457 yards). Imagine if Greg Childs had been at 100 percent this year?
This type of talent at receiver may cause Chavis to re-think his defensive approach today. Maybe he will try the same approach that he took in Morgantown in September. LSU still won that game 47-21 despite the gaudy offensive statistics put up by the Mountaineers.
LSU also picked off Smith twice and forced two WVU fumbles—setting up short scoring opportunities for Jarrett Lee and the LSU offense.
Then again, Arkansas' defense is much stronger than WVU's so the Tigers won't score as easily.
Therefore, if the Razorbacks can follow the WVU offensive plan and avoid the turnovers, Arkansas may have the formula for a huge upset in Death Valley.


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Jesylilo skin I wear with lovely Alice Project Hair (christmas gift was everyday on the MintTulip place)


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His is the most famous beard in the NBA. The time when we could actually see James Harden's face feels less like reality and more of a fading dream. Why did he grow this? How does he maintain it? What does his mom think? The guys at The Starters (née The Basketball Jones) needed answers.
So they sent their resident beardo, Trey Kerby, to Houston to compare notes on their respective facial hair. In the video above you'll get the inside details, including the knowledge that if you decide to grow a beard yourself, and your mother hates it, she'll eventually soften on her position if you wait her out. So stay strong, fellas.
Of course, if either Kirby or Harden are ever looking for a nice, clean shave to unburden their faces, we've got some handy tips we got from our friends at Freemans Sporting Club.
And if you haven't already, make sure to go subscribe to The Starters podcast on iTunes or watch their show nightly on NBATV.


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Scottish Water has launched five new community-focused Twitter accounts for regions across Scotland, to help keep locals better informed.
Angus will be covered by @SWSteveScott, who is the Scottish Water regional community manager for Angus, Fife, Perth and Kinross, Dundee, Aberdeenshire, Moray, Orkney and Shetland.
The community managers across Scotland will keep communities informed about campaigns on subjects such as water efficiency and water safety, as well as new projects in and around communities to provide the best possible water and waste water services.
The @SWSteveScott account will support the existing Twitter account @scottish_water.
Customers can also telephone the Scottish Water Customer Helpline around the clock on 0845 601 8855.
The demand for more news about Scottish Water is behind the launch of the community-focused accounts. The account help ensure that information gets to all customers through the widest possible range of communications. The website www.scottishwater.co.uk is also kept up to date with real time information affecting customers such as burst pipes or road works as a result of our improvement work.
Helen Lennox, head of corporate affairs, said: "The increasing popularity of social media and our main website shows that there are a whole host of ways customers can get information about the work of Scottish Water. We are increasingly finding many customers go to the website first rather than calling our customers contact centre.
"We are putting an increased focus on our work in communities around Scotland, and our new social media channels are designed to give customers increased choice about how they access information on our services. "Customers may choose to call us, send a letter or email, but we know customers may wish to use social media to get in touch if they have a query or want to find out more about us and our services."


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Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2009, 10(12), 5104-5114; doi:10.3390/ijms10125104
Formation Energies of Antiphase Boundaries in GaAs and GaP: An ab Initio Study
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Received: 1 August 2009 / Revised: 13 October 2009 / Accepted: 6 November 2009 / Published: 25 November 2009
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AbstractElectronic and structural properties of antiphase boundaries in group III-V semiconductor compounds have been receiving increased attention due to the potential to integration of optically-active III-V heterostructures on silicon or germanium substrates. The formation energies of {110}, {111}, {112}, and {113} antiphase boundaries in GaAs and GaP were studied theoretically using a full-potential linearized augmented plane-wave density-functional approach. Results of the study reveal that the stoichiometric {110} boundaries are the most energetically favorable in both compounds. The specific formation energy γ of the remaining antiphase boundaries increases in the order of γf113g ≈ γf112g < γf111g, which suggests {113} and {112} as possible planes for faceting and annihilation of antiphase boundaries in GaAs and GaP. View Full-Text
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The council is hitting the road to listen to concerns from residents about local issues.
Over the summer, North Tyneside Council's communications and engagement team will be on hand at a range of events and venues to talk to residents.
And as well as providing information on council services, they will be giving residents an opportunity to have their say on a range of topics.
Coun Carole Burdis, cabinet member for engagement, said: "We have made a commitment to actively engage our residents in our conversations about services and issues and what better way to do that then to go out into their local areas and speak to them as they carry on their everyday activities.
"We know not everyone has the time to come to us at formal engagement events so by going out and about we hope to be able to engage with more people than before about things important to them."
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Florida State has been so inconsistent (especially on the road lately) that it's almost impossible to predict their final record. The most likely scenario, though, is that the Noles finish 10-6 (at best 11-5) in conference and then win a couple of games in the ACC tournament. If they were to finish 12-4 and advance that far in the ACC tourney, as Timothy suggested, they would probably be right around a 6 seed.

Pitt's win over Syracuse is huge for a couple of reasaons. It gives them an early one-game lead in conference, and it's almost a given that the Big East regular season champ will get a 1 seed. The win also gives the Panthers three top 25 RPI wins and six quality wins on the year (Syracuse, UConn, Texas, Georgetown, Marquette, and Maryland). Syracuse, by comparison, has three top 25 RPI wins as well (Michigan State, Notre Dame, and St. John's), but those wins aren't as impressive as Pitt's. They also have a win over Cincinnati and a chance to pick up another quality win this weekend as Villanova visits the Carrier Dome.Bracketology 101https://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-79430546125967379842011-01-18T10:05:27.581-05:002011-01-18T10:05:27.581-05:00Very interesting write up for this week. I was anx...Very interesting write up for this week. I was anxious to log on and see what the update would be.

As Nole fan I am happy to see that they are back in the field with the great week that they had. If they were to finish 12-4 and make it to the ACCT Semis or CG, do you think that would be enough to crack a top 6 seed? I know their OOC is going to hurt them, I am just hoping that it isn't too much.

Also I think the BE tops out at 10 this year. I realize it is the strongest conference, but 8-10 in conference getting in? I wouldn't think that would happen without a couple of wins in the BET.

I would like to hear your thoughts on what the Pitt win does for their resume as well.Timothyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-60184620074872827852011-01-18T08:10:30.249-05:002011-01-18T08:10:30.249-05:00Where do you see FSU finishing at, record-wise.Where do you see FSU finishing at, email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-11119523599949601622011-01-18T03:35:14.783-05:002011-01-18T03:35:14.783-05:00What do you project florida state finishing at?What do you project florida state finishing email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-27873012118571878322011-01-17T23:17:55.856-05:002011-01-17T23:17:55.856-05:00The Big Ten is so tough, I have a hard time seeing...The Big Ten is so tough, I have a hard time seeing PSU going better than 9-9, which won't be good enough to make the tourney.

Does Pitt replace Syracuse as a 1 seed next week?give me the brandyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-52376431134055746962011-01-17T15:10:31.369-05:002011-01-17T15:10:31.369-05:0011-7 will be tough for Penn State. An 8-4 finish i...11-7 will be tough for Penn State. An 8-4 finish in the Big Ten would be awesome though. I hope they can beat Purdue Wednesday night at Purdue.Mikehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-10130229483764396232011-01-17T12:02:58.338-05:002011-01-17T12:02:58.338-05:00It's hard to see Penn State, even with their p...It's hard to see Penn State, even with their poor OOC resume, getting left out if they finish 11-7 in conference.Bracketology 101https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-76992399918647381582011-01-17T11:52:08.354-05:002011-01-17T11:52:08.354-05:00The committee did change the rules several years a...The committee did change the rules several years ago when the Big East went to sixteen and it was obvious that a nine or more bid scenario was coming soon. If a conference has eight bids or less, than teams from that conference cannot meet until the Elite Eight (and two teams per region max). If a conference has nine or more than they are allowed to meet in the round of 32 (now called the third round) as a worst case scenario. This bracket provides that worst case scenario, with the Big Ten having four teams on 1, 4, and 5 lines and the Big East having six teams on lines 1 through 5. Now last year the committee ignored their own rules by having two potential Sweet 16 matchups for the Big East despite having only eight teams in the field. Here is the link to the latest bracketing principles and procedures (keep in my mind that what we used to know as the first/second rounds are now called second/third rounds, the four opening games are the first round):

http://www.ncaa.com/sites/default/files/files/BracketPrin-Proc10-5-10.pdfmatt firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-57204736159080018422011-01-17T11:45:57.606-05:002011-01-17T11:45:57.606-05:00data taken from realtimerpi.com Discounting wins ...data taken from realtimerpi.com

Discounting wins over teams ranked below 150 in RPI (who cares?), here are two teams:

Team A 5-3, average rank of top 150 wins: 128.6, average rank of losses: 14.3. Best win is ranked #110, worst loss is ranked #34.

Team B 5-3, average rank of top 150 wins: 45.6, average rank of losses: 22. Best win is ranked #11, worst loss is ranked #41.

Identical record against teams with a pulse. Team A's wins aren't nearly as good as Team B's, but their losses are slightly more forgivable.

Team A is Wichita State, who is in the "last four in." Team B is Kentucky, who is a 2(!) seed.

Any decision made concerning Wichita State (in or not and where they're seeded) suffers from the fact that they haven't played a single team ranked between #34 and #110. A team whose best win is against the #110 team should be solidly out. A team whose worst loss is to the #34 team and is undefeated against teams below #34 should be solidly in. Wichita State is both of these firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-79005185078532058042011-01-17T11:21:58.644-05:002011-01-17T11:21:58.644-05:00What do you think it will take for Penn State? Th...What do you think it will take for Penn State? Their nonconference resume is terrible but they already have 2 signature wins in conference. Would 11-7 in the Big Ten do it for them?Joehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-89858466331802445482011-01-17T10:56:28.052-05:002011-01-17T10:56:28.052-05:00Looking at your bracket the East region cannot hap...Looking at your bracket the East region cannot happen. Louisville the 5 seed and Notre Dame the 4 seed cannot meet until at least the Sweet Sixteen. Have the rules changed to allow this to happen because of the strength of the Big firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-90066095766090784742011-01-17T07:49:36.297-05:002011-01-17T07:49:36.297-05:00It will be interesting how the Big East plays out....It will be interesting how the Big East plays out. If the bottom feeders in the conference continue to get rolled over (see Providence, Seton Hall, Depaul, and Rutgers) then 11 bids are possible. But it is likely that these teams knock off some of the heavyweights and midweights at some point in the season and ruin some tourney hopes. 8-10 in conference with some wins over Big East teams in the top of the standings will earn the Cinci's and Marquette's a bid though, especially if the conference continues to beat up on fellow BCS conferences in their last few OOC matchups.Bracketology 101https://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9072987.post-8498884107184879182011-01-17T02:31:09.927-05:002011-01-17T02:31:09.927-05:00Sorry B101 your my favorite bracketologist but the...Sorry B101 your my favorite bracketologist but the Big East will not get 11 bids. The other five teams suck and for sure one of these 3 will not make the tournament because their gonna go about 7-11 because somebody has to. Big East is a great conference, but they will not get 11.
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This man named Fawad Khan has gone through many different stages between being a struggler and now a super star, who is widely known in the whole world. Even Fawad doesn't know himself how much fan following he has and people specially girls, ladies from different countries of the world are a die-heart fan of him initially for his Television appearances and now for his films. 34 years old Pakistani actor Fawad Khan started his career at a very early age, he was initially a singer and then he came to acting later. He started his own band named as Paradigm, he was lead vocalist of the this band, he then started working for a project titled "Jutt and Bond" used to be aired in Indus Vision, the band was really popular and active in the Lahore's underground music scene. During the early 2000s, Fawad Khan, the lead vocalist of Paradigm started working together with Ahmed Ali Butt who was the lead vocalist of the band "Entity". Entity was again a very active band of that time in Lahore and Ahmed Ali Butt already belonged to a family of music so they were both offered to work together for the popular sitcom "Jutt and Bond", the show was a big hit and the director requested to both the bands to sing a song together so that the audiences will love them seeing them together and then the both bands collaborated to work together and they recorded a very famous title track of the show titled "Hamein Aazma" within a week. It was one of the most popular tracks of that time; it was played at the beginning and end of the show.
There was a "PEPSI BATTLE OF THE BANDS" advertisement began to come on Television in the early 2002. It was a competition held for all aspiring Bands all over Pakistan. Since realizing the fact that none of these bands had an official song released on the record, they decided to send "Hamein Aazma" as a collaborative effort for the competition. It was all during this time that the "Entity" and "Paradigm" evolved into "Entity Paradigm". It was then started to be considered a mainstream rock bands in the Pakistan Music Industry. They released their debut album "Irtiqa" in 2003. This album was considered the first mainstream concept to be released by a Pakistani artist. On January 2007, the Entity Paradigm Band had in interview in which they announced that the band would disband due to various reasons.
The Entity Paradigm had their official return on 12th March 2009 and they all re-united. And the band is still working together on various projects.
Charming man, star Fawad khan had his television debut in a TV Series titled "Jutt and Bond" as already discussed.
Fawad Khan was lucky enough to make his Debut in Pakistan Film Industry in a film known for its originality and art titled "KHUDA KAY LIYE" in 2007. It was actually the highest grossing film of 2007 of Pakistan.
He was then being offered to work in various drama series for Pakistan Drama Industry and he appeared in many drama series such as Satrangi, Dastaan, Humsafar, Zindagi Gulzaar Hai.
Well, we all know that Humsafar was one of his most popular and successful series that made him known widely all over the world, his acting, his appearance, style took hearts of millions.
He made his debut in Indian Film Industry in a women centric movie titled "Khoobsurat", he was blessed to work in his bollywood debut with Sonam Kapoor, the charming and known bollywood actress.
Well this handsome hunk doesn't really let himself came across scandals and he takes his steps so logically and wisely. He is not one of those who once come across fame; success and popularity forget their values and relations and start establishing new connections. He always loved his wife. He had his first ever affair at the age of 16 or 17 years when he was probably doing his A-Levels. He fell in love with Sadaf. He had to face a lot of problems and struggles to make this relationship official. No one can really believe that this gentleman who doesn't really involve himself in extra-marital affairs is the one who loved in such an early age where a mind isn't even much grown up. He continued his affair for 8 years and he remained all loyal to Sadaf whom we must say is a very lucky woman to have such a loyal gentleman like Fawad Khan in her life. After eight years of this loyal courtship, he married Sadaf on 12th November 2005 at a very young age. He has been loyal to Sadaf since then and considers himself luckiest man to have Sadaf in his life.
Fawad khan clearly says, "No One would like to have an Affair with me":
In an interview, he was asked about his marriage life and wife being jealous as it is obvious that women get jealous easily by other women connected to their husband by any means.
In response, Fawad Khan clarified and said that to the interviewer that if you are trying to ask if my relation with Sadaf or marriage is falling apart than you should know that my wife is very much secure because she has a clear idea that I (fawad) will never be able to find anyone or another life partner because I am not very good at it.
When a question regarding his extra-marital was asked to him, he had to say:
If you are asking possibilities of my affairs so let me clear that no one would like to have an affair with me because no doubt I really am good at conversation but that's only thing I am good at. Well, joking apart then he says that even if you are a banker, lawyer doing any job, these insecurities do actually exist everywhere around the world. These insecurities and jealousies can happen at any time or any stage and can even happen if you are at a party and someone comes and talks with you. So, there's nothing that is unusual or unstable in his love life.
Fawad further clearly adds that he obviously has fights with her wife but the point of argument is never any girl:
Fawad says that he really likes it when attention is being given to him, but when he feels having extra attention, it doesn't please him. He is possessive that way and he expects her to be that way. But it never happened to an extent that it had interfered with their relationship. He says that they do fight but that's like in every else relationship. There exist many excuses to fight. And most importantly they both have been going very strong and they have gone through that patch after which life can't be restarted. They are very happy and both are very lazy to restart things so it never came up any issue and it has always been a very chilled dynamic between them.
34 years old handsome man Fawad Khan was born in Karachi on 29th November 1981. Fawad's father used to work in the sales department of a pharmaceutical company. It was the requirement of the nature of the job that the family had to move to Athens, Dubai, Saudi Arabia, and then Riyadh and later they moved to Manchester during the Gulf War. Fawad with family moved back to Pakistan in Lahore when his was father was near to his retirement. His father wasn't near his official retirement age but doctors advised him to get an early retirement because of his cardiac condition. His father couldn't bear any more pressure and tension about the work so he had to take an early retirement. Fawad was only 13 at that time and his father also wanted to start something his own. Fawad's mother was a housewife.
Fawad was having interest in animations so he took up his subjects in computers and started doing Bachelor's in Computer Science. He wasn't an excellent student but an average one. He had no deep interest in studies but managed to get going with C grades. He was successful in establishing his music band in his college as he being a lead Vocalist. The band later had done more than 250 shows; the band was known as EP and became the most popular music band of that time.
Fawad was only 17 when he fell in love with Sadaf, and by now he was dying to get married to her as soon as possible. Fawad belonged to a conservative family and also Sadaf thought that her father wouldn't agree with him doing music only so Fawad had to get a 9 to 5 ob after college to marry Sadaf.
Fawad Khan Talks about his wife Sadaf and tells his exact love story origin in his words:
He says that he met Sadaf when he was 17 and he met her through chatting online with very noisy dial-up modems. Sadaf used to study in the girls branch which was very famous among boys for all the pretty ladies studying there. He met with her somehow at their tuition classes and Fawad was really quick to propose to her within a week of meeting her being quite a traditionalist. Sadaf went to a university where Fawad couldn't get admission and he feels that one of main reasons for him to not be able to achieve good grades in college was that he spent almost half the years of her college and even her college sentries thought that he used to study in that college. They married after college because their love was so intense and sincere.
Fawad gets his first baby, boy they named "Ayaan", after his marriage. Fawad Khan and his wife in collaboration with each other launched their debut collection, a clothing brand called SILK by Fawad Khan in August 2012. Fawad loves his family more than anything else.
Fawad Khan recently posted on his official facebook account on October 7, 2016 that they are expecting their second child:
He says: "I've been in Lahore since July as my wife and I had been expecting our second child."
Fawad khan is one of the highest paid actors of Pakistan and he's being offered many different projects from Bollywood, internet is loaded with his pictures and interviews. Here are some pictures and interviews of Fawad Khan with description:
The most stylish and handsome hunk of Industry, Fawad is at the 15 Lux Style Awards #LSA2016. He is wearing a dashing 3 piece suit, wardrobe: #Republic by Omer Farooq. He is as always grabbing the attention of everyone present at the Awards. He is hosting the show with his great companion and friend Ahmed Ali Butt.
In the video, Fawad Khan is showing his versatility and he has showed that he can pull anything off, he is extremely hilarious. It even looks like a trailer of some movie than the advertisement of Oye Hoye Chips. He has convinced everyone to must try this Oye Hoye Chips. He is just a brilliant actor.
This man is again gaining attention of millions of his fans holding a prop saying "YES", where you must be thinking that he's saying Yes for some marriage proposal but he's in Bahrain and he received a warm reception and great number of supporters for a WORTHY CAUSE IN SUPPORT OF SHAUKAT KHANUM MEMORIAL CANCER HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTER. He's wearing Wardrobe by Republic-Omar Farooq.
This brilliant actor with style is receiving respect across the border. He is at AFA16, Awards show across the border. He is receiving the award and love from the people there. Talent convinces people to do anything. His Wardrobe again by Republic-Omar Farooq.
This is Exclusive Interview of Fawad Khan. The interviewer praises him in such a beautiful way that she says that "Women want him and then the men want to be him". The fawad khan replies her in a way that he says that he considers himself nothing around 15 years back, at that time Fawad Khan was only known to his parents and sisters sitting at home.
Fawad Khan also said that everything wasn't that smooth and he had to struggle a lot to become what he is today and that there were always things that were harming but my wife has always been a great support, he says, "I remember that Sadaf was like a light at the end of the tunnel".
Dashing Fawad Khan and Pretty Sonam Kapoor are being interviewed by Komal Nahta talking about his Bollywood Debut Khoobsurat. Sonam Kapoor says that the first question I asked Fawad when I met him was, "Are you married?" and Fawad was like, "YES". Sonam clearly looks like a fan of this handsome man, and she is saying in a humorous way that she was hear-broken hearing that he was married.
The host then asks Fawad Khan that if he did think of that he should not be doing the movie because the movie "Khoosurat" was mostly "HEROINE CENTRIC or FEMALE CENTRIC". Fawad Clearly answers, "NO, because the thing is that what you do with the given set of tools, and most of the plays I have done in past are "WOMEN CENTRIC" and I have made whatever name I have made for myself from that stuff". He is really delivering a perfect speech with good manners showing a positive and educated image of Pakistani actors.


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The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department arrested Junichiro Tanaka, a 40-year-old desk editor of Shogakukan's Big Comic Spirits magazine on suspicion of molesting a high school girl at Roppongi Hills in Minato-ku, Tokyo, this month. He chatted up the girl in a Roppongi Hills building and touched her body from behind. The police made a drawing of the suspect based on her testimony. After checking the security camera footage, the police found Tanaka. He admitted his guilt of touching her body.
According to the profile on Tanaka's Twitter account (@Jirvana), he has been working on Shogakukan's various weekly manga magazines such as Shonen Sunday, Young Sunday, and Big Comic Spirits for 16 years. The total sales of the manga titles that he had worked on as editor is over 16 million copies so far. The works include:
"DynamaIto!" by Pero Sugimoto (on Shonen Sunday 1999-2003)
"The Law of Ueki" by Tsubasa Fukuchi (on Shonen Sunday 2001-2004)
"Kurosagi" by Takeshi Natsuhara (story) and Kuromaru (art) (on Young Sunday, Big Comic Spirits 2003-)
"Ikigami: The Ultimate Limit" by Motoro Mase (on Young Sunday, Big Comic Spirits 2005-2012)
Shogakukan commented, "We took the news that our employee got arrested very seriously. We will
confirm the details as soon as possible and will take strict action." The future of the on-going series
including Kurosagi is unknown.
Source: Asahi Shimbun
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What is this page?
This is a collection guide. It is a description of archival material held in the Special Collections Division,
J.Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University. The materials described here are physically available in our
reading room. None of the original documents in this collection are digitally available online at this time.
See scope and content note and inventory prepared by Birmingham Public Library, below.
The papers of Captain George H. Johnston cover a unique period of Civil War history dealing with the occupation of various coastal areas of both North and South Carolina. Included in the correspondence are several items which describe First Bull Run and the final phases of General George B. McClellan's Peninsular Campaign. The majority of the material, however, can be dated for the period January to July of 1863, and deals with the occupation forces centered at New Bern, North Carolina and St. Helena Island, South Carolina. Two major combat expeditions are also among the items planned and discussed within the papers: the relief expedition by Union forces to Little Washington, North Carolina during April, 1863; and, the planned, but aborted, expedition against Charleston, South Carolina during Spring, 1863.
Although these papers do not provide a full chronological description of the expeditions, when used in conjunction with other sources, they should provide a detailed interpretation of Union attitudes and strategy. As an example, the command problems of Brigadier General Henry M. Naglee with his two superiors, Major General J. G. Foster and Major General Hunter, are mentioned but not documented in great detail.
These papers have been divided into five major groupings as follows:
1. Correspondence: Personal. All of this correspondence is between George H. Johnston and his wife, Amanda. It covers the period February 6, 1862 (speculation that this letter is mis-dated and should read 1863) to May 22, 1863. Of particular interest within this body of correspondence are Johnston's remarks about Black soldiers and the command attitude toward their use.
2. Correspondence: Official. These are letters directed from and to Brigadier General Henry M. Naglee. They cover the period February 14, 1863 to June 19, 1863. Initial orders outlining the expedition to Charleston, South Carolina can be found within this group.
3. Correspondence: Miscellaneous. A variety of items for the period January 21, 1862 to April, 1863. Of particular interest is the official printed report of Little Washington, North Carolina.
4. Bound Volumes. Consists of General Orders, Special Orders and correspondence initiated by Brigadier General Henry M. Naglee for the period January, 1863 to July 1863. Possibly the most important documentation is the Letter Book referred to as item 188.8.131.52.28. This bound volume documents Naglee's position during the command dispute with Generals Foster and Hunter.
5. Newspaper Articles. These consist of undated clippings taken from a variety of Boston area newspapers. For the most part, they deal with the career of George H. Johnston from late 1861 to 1871. Of special interest is the heavy concentration of articles on the Peninsular Campaign and Brigadier General Henry M. Naglee's removal from command at Port Royal, South Carolina.
August 24, 1981, 1 reel microfilm; Papers (1861-1871) of U.S. Army officer, including correspondence, orders, and clippings pertaining to Civil War activities in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Copy of original in possession of Department of Archives & Manuscripts, Birmingham Public Library, Birmingham, Alabama.
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USD/JPY losing little traction within realms of 102
FXStreet (Guatemala) – USD/JPY is trading at 102.14, down -0.03% on the day, having posted a daily high at 102.27 and low at 102.12.
USD/JPY has lost the stability that 102.20 had been giving the pair and is trickling into no mans land although while still holding onto the 102 handle. It may likely be a benign move in such a quiet market but worth all the same noting that even so, its perhaps looking a little heavy up here, and the payrolls data alone is unlikely to be enough to shift the Fed into another gear just yet. US Markets are out but there is some to play for next week with the FOMC minutes on an otherwise quiet looking week data wise for the pair.
USD/JPY Levels
Current price is 102.14, with resistance ahead at 102.18 (Daily 100 SMA), 102.19 (Weekly High), 102.19 (Daily Open), 102.27 (Daily High) and 102.30 (Yesterday's High). Next support to the downside can be found at 102.12 (Daily Low), 102.10 (Hourly 20 EMA), 102.08 (Daily Classic PP), 101.96 (Weekly Classic R1) and 101.88 (Daily 20 SMA).
For more information, read our latest forex news.


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Brian Stelter appears in the following:
Fox in the White House
Friday, February 24, 2017
The Future of Trump and the Media
Friday, January 13, 2017
The Golden Age of TV May Be Coming to An End
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
The End of the Amazon-Hachette Dispute
Friday, November 14, 2014
Amazon's New Model May Change the Future of TV
Friday, September 26, 2014
Two 45-Minute Halves, No Commercials
Tuesday, July 08, 2014
ESPN and Univision have seen ratings spike during the World Cup. Brian Stelter, CNN's senior media correspondent and host of CNN's "Reliable Sources," talks about what the games mean commercially and how the broadcasts make money with few advertisements.
A TMZ Approach to Local TV News
Friday, July 12, 2013
A new tv news show launched in New Jersey this week, called Chasing NJ. It's supposed to revolutionize local news by modelling it after syndicated celebrity-gossip show TMZ. Chasing NJ has already sparked outcry from Jersey politicians who want the FCC to rescind the license of its broadcast station, WWOR. Bob talks to the Brian Stelter of the New York Times about the new show.
Brian Stelter on the Cutthroat World of Morning TV
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Brian Stelter, New York Times media reporter and author of the new book Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV, discusses his book about the battle between Good Morning America and The Today Show, and the role of these morning shows in the national media landscape.
The End of Television on the Television
Thursday, April 11, 2013
More Reasons to Cancel Cable
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Al Jazeera Buys Current TV
Friday, January 04, 2013
Brian Stelter, New York Times reporter and author of the Media Decoder column, discusses Al Jazeera's purchase of Current TV and its future presence on American television.
Hurricane Sandy Approaches Delaware Coast
Monday, October 29, 2012
It's almost too late for real storm preparation in much of the east coast as Hurricane Sandy approaches. Brian Stelter, reporter for our partner The New York Times is in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
The End of the Cable Package
Monday, July 16, 2012
Cable subscribers are paying for the shows they watch — and many they don't watch, too. 'À la carte' pricing could change all that.
CNN and Fox Drop the Ball on Reporting Health Care Ruling
Friday, June 29, 2012
The top court upheld the health care law Thursday, but initial reports from Fox and CNN outside the Supreme Court said the mandate had been overturned. What went wrong?
Comcast's Big Change
Friday, May 18, 2012
This week, Comcast, the largest provider of cable and internet in the country, started charging for broadband using a tiered data plan - much like wireless carriers currently do. This move is not likely to affect many people right now, but as The New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter tells Brooke, Comcast might be preparing its subscribers for the future of internet pricing.
Hulu Shakes Up TV Advertising
Monday, April 23, 2012
Bleep No More?
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
The Supreme Court hears arguments today that the FCC's on-air indecency fines violate the U.S. Constitution – and the resulting decision could have a major impact on radio and TV broadcasters. Today, New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter joins us to discuss the events that have led up to the case (FCC v. Fox Television Stations) and the potential for primetime profanity ahead. And John Eggerton, Washington bureau chief for Broadcasting and Cable Magazine, tells us about this morning's arguments.
Primetime News
Friday, July 29, 2011
CNN's Piers Morgan is facing questions about his time as a News of the World editor, Fox's Roger Ailes has been dining with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Rev. Al Sharpton is stepping into Keith Olbermann's old slot on MSNBC. Brian Stelter, media reporter for the New York Times, and Ellis Cose, contributing columnist at Newsweek and author of The End of Anger: A New Generation's Take on Race and Rage, discuss the latest in primetime television news.
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Primetime News: Sharpton as Olbermann, Morgan and Murdoch, Ailes and Christie
Friday, July 29, 2011
CNN's Piers Morgan is facing questions about his time as a News of the World editor, Fox's Roger Ailes has been dining with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Rev. Al Sharpton is stepping into Keith Olbermann's old slot on MSNBC. Brian Stelter, media reporter for the New York Times, and Ellis Cose, contributing columnist at Newsweek and author of The End of Anger: A New Generation's Take on Race and Rage, discuss the latest in primetime television news.
'News Of The World' Hacking Victim Speaks Out
Friday, July 08, 2011
The media giant News Corp. announced yesterday that it would close its most successful tabloid paper, News of the World, over claims its journalists hacked the private phones of celebrities, crime victims, bereaved military families and people involved up in the 2005 London bombings — a terrorist attack that killed 52 people.


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A minor collision on the A19 near the Peterlee flyover caused huge tailbacks for traffic on the southbound carriageway.
Two cars collided in the overtaking lane near the Shotton turn off at 7.20am today.
A spokesman for Durham Police said although it was a minor accident, with no reported injuries, it did cause problems for motorists.
He said: "It did cause problems for motorists, but fortunately no-one was injured.
"The road should be back fully opened and running as normal by mid-morning."