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Terry is fantastic whatever she says to do to sell your house and it will not be putting a lot of money just nice things do it she told me how to set up my house to sell to show she told me what I needed to do every showing open the curtains turn on the lights make it look bright and Airy it all worked and for a while when my house was on the market she was on vacation and her co-worker mr. Burton set up showings for me at my former house showed me one house that I joke saying well they didn't take the Terry lessons for showing a house Terry is fantastic listen to her I got a full price offer on my house that I thought was a little high but I got it thanks to her and her guidance use her knowledge skills and instinct and you will get the best possible price for your house
Apr 19, 2019
Carole Gleich
Terry is a fantastic realtor and I would highly recommend her! She helped me find a great place in a short couple of days because I'm moving from another state and only had a weekend to look. AND I have a 70lb dog (which makes it hard to find a condo in Fort Lauderdale). She sifted through all the listings in the area I was interested in to be able to show me plenty of options. She is very experienced and passionate about her job and has been an invaluable resource throughout this whole process.
Feb 1, 2019
Service, service, service. In real estate it's all about location. For agents it's all about service. You can say Terry is responsive, goes above and beyond, always able to find a way...but none of these adequately describe Terry as a realtor. Throw in "She Cares." Then maybe you'll be closer to how she operates. Thank you Terry for making a difficult sale possible.
Jan 31, 2019
"Anonymous" just submitted, but forgot the star rating. I feel badly that I can only give up to 5 stars since she deserves many more!
Jan 31, 2019
Terry is determined to do all that she can for her clients and will go beyond the extra step to help out and take care of all needs, down to the littlest detail. Despite her very busy schedule, Terry finds to time to make you feel like you are her only and most important client. Even when the odds are against you, Terry won't give up and will keep trying different angles or approaches until she gets what is needed. Her warm personality helps to win over others that we are negotiating with and thus obtain extra intel that helps us out. Her philosophy of one never knows unless you ask and give it a try assures that no stone goes unturned all to the great benefit of her clients. Terry is the type of fun-loving, genuine, compassionate, and caring person that one would want as a friend and not just a super great agent!
Jan 31, 2019
Thomas Holmes
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Terry not only did an outstanding job she went way above outstanding. From the very beginning of this long process Terry was always a step ahead of us to get things to happen. Since we only wanted new construction she researched and had several ones for us to few. After we once choose our new home she continued to work on the process for over a year to get things to happen and even today she is still doing things for us that the developer did not complete. If you want agent that goes those extra miles you want Terry and only Terry. She will get the job done and will get you informed of every step she is doing for you. My husband and I completely recommend Terry as your next agent. Thanks Terry for all that you have done for us.
Dec 28, 2018
John Cazeau
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It took me 10 months to find the perfect deal. Terry was there for me every step of the way. Terry was extremely patient with me and guide me with her expertise through the whole process. My home town is in Boston , Terry always pick up my calls and respond quickly to my emails to set up traveling arrangements to show me different houses. I highly recommend Terry as a realtor because she will deliver for you and you won't be disappointed
Dec 14, 2018
Sonya Demirdjian
Self employed
Terry has been very amazing and so helpful. She helped me in selling my condo, then found me another condo, found a rental for my boys and now found a house for them too. I can go on and on about her. All i can say is she's the ONE to grab to make your dream come true.
Nov 13, 2018
Bruce A Kraemer
Professor & Chief- Plastic Surgery St. Louis University
Terry is an amazing real estate agent with a great team of co-workers supporting her so that our home shopping experience was complete satisfaction from start to end! As we were from out of town and with limited time, she took the time to get to know us and then she was able to find us our dream home and work with the Sellers agents to get quick and speedy closing arranged. She worked 7 days a week and made it seem like we were her only client. She did a great job representing us at our closing which we did remotely and videoed the "walk through" for us which was a big help. She also worked hard after the closing to help get the locks changed, measured certain spaces and things so we could buy the few items we needed to get (we bought the house furnished) and then helped us get all of the home services and utilities transferred over. She seemed to have ESP and at times- when we picked up the phone to call her- we found she was calling us at the same time. I was 1000% satisfied with her total focus and caring professionalism and look forward to moving to Fort Lauderdale and having her as a friend.
Oct 22, 2018
Stephen & Josh
Terry really helped us find our dream home! We began working with her early in 2018 with an uncertainty for how soon we would be able to find the sort of property we were looking for in the Fort Lauderdale area. Looking to relocate from Brooklyn by the end of the year, Terry really hit the ground running as soon as we were referred to her by our lender. And what a year it was! We certainly put her to work, but Terry was up for the challenge, and thorough in her efforts to get all info requested about the various properties we were locating. We visited the area a number of times to look at properties, and at one point were under contract, before we decided to move on and take a break. We circled back to Terry over the summer, discovering a home that we fell in love with at first sight and put an offer in within a couple hours of it listing. From then on Terry helped fight for us to get the property, responding during irregular hours, updating us with any new information, helping us to work through our frustrations and tribulations as first time homebuyers, and really working her butt off to help us get to closing. She is very personable, made us feel welcome every time we visited (even picked us up from the airport!), showed us around various neighborhoods, and helped us gain clearer vision for what we were seeking. After all of the hard and challenging work, in the end we were thrilled to have worked with Terry to get our home. We would highly recommend working with her if you are seeking someone with a firm tenacity for the real estate market, someone who will advocate and work hard for you, and someone who is passionate about what they do. She is fun to talk to, has a lot of knowledge to share, and knows when to step up and support your needs as a client. Terry will find you the perfect home when the time is right for you!
Jun 4, 2018
Tiffany Panchu
Terry helped us find our first home that fit all of our criteria's. She is determined and sees things through till the end. We had a wonderful experience working with her and will continue to work with her for future endeavors.
Jun 4, 2018
Terry is an absolutely amazing realtor. She has helped both myself and my parents tremendously. She had sold our family home and found me a condo all in little over a month! She is fantastic!
Jun 1, 2018
Jeff Meuschke
This lady went through flaming hoops to get me into the home I wanted. Hurdle after hurdle she stuck it out and in the end we both won. Many of my friends and neighbors have had Terry help them with the biggest decision of their life too. When I move again there is no doubt in my mind who will be helping me yet again. Terry Behal is a Rockstar Realtor!
Jun 1, 2018
Sandra Mazier
Hotel Sales Manager
Terry helped us find our first home and she guided us through the entire process step by step. We had a tight deadline to find a home and Terry was incredibly responsive. She continuously shared leads with us and scheduled viewings for us until we found exactly what we we needed. In addition, she did everything possible to ensure that we closed on time. Terry is amazing and I would recommend her to anyone.
Apr 11, 2018
Steven Rausch
Coffee Cake Connoisseur
Terry Behal sold my condo quickly and looked out for my interest. I am a very difficult person and demanding customer, but I could find nothing to complain about. She was incredibly thorough and extremely pleasant to work with. I offer my strongest recommendation.
Apr 9, 2018
Small Business Owner
Terry is a wonderful agent.
She had some great professional photos done of the property and put them on a website on it's own. She thoroughly explained the market and appraisal process to me and priced accordingly.
I had multiple offers on the property. She knew which offer was best based upon the buyers down payment and chances of getting a loan. It was fast, from listing to closing within 30 days.
She knows the business and is a honest hard working agent. You won't regret working with her!!
Apr 9, 2018
Small Business Owner
Terry is a wonderful agent.
She took come great professional photos of the property and put them on a website on it's own. She thoroughly explained the market and appraisal process to me and priced accordingly.
I had multiple offers on the property. She knew which offer was best based upon the buyers down payment and chances of getting a loan. It was fast, from listing to closing within 30 days.
She knows the business and is a honest hard working agent. You won't regret working with her!!
Mar 9, 2018
Terry was great to work with. I truly felt I was in good hands. She the made the whole process comfortable and informative. She went above and beyond all expectations of a realtor. I would highly recommend her.
Feb 28, 2018
Angie Pereyra
I first met Terry, when I attended an open house, for the house I now call home. I was the first to arrive, anxiously waiting for the open house to begin. I knew from the second I arrived, that I wanted this home, and Terry made it happen. She represented myself as the buyer, as well as the seller in this transaction, and she conducted herself very professionally. What I love most about Terry is her enthusiasm and clear love for her profession. I regularly received inspirational text messages from her during the entire purchase process. At one point, I encountered difficulties with my mortgage and interest rate, and i called Terry in an emotional rage - she very calmy assured me that she would nonetheless, make it happen, and immediately recommended ReachHomeLoans, who made my home purchase happen, at an even better interest rate than I ever expected. Purchasing a home is a very stressful process, and Terry effortlessly made the process a more positive and enjoyable one. She's got such a positive, great spirit and she is very knowledgeable in her field. "When you love what you do, you don't work a day in your life." My experience with Terry, was one that certainly reflects this quote. THANK you for EVERYTHING, Terry 😊
Jan 6, 2018
Brookley & Nathalie Harper-Cauvin
Terry is fantastic! She is professional and her love of helping people shines through in everything she does. We were looking for a place to move quickly and she helped us in a big way. We recommend her to everyone!
Jan 6, 2018
Jesse Meli
Remarkable, patient, dedicated, pro-active, genuine, and diligent are but a few words which describe Terry Behal. I tasked Terry with near impossible circumstances. I was in the midst of battling cancer, making showings very arduous. But Terry was so accommodating and sensitive to my unique situation. She made the entire process, from search to close, so much easier for me. She is a respected and talented agent, and now a trusted and close friend.
Jan 5, 2018
CEO, National Brands Outlet
Terry expertly navigated a very difficult Commercial Lease Agreement.
Jan 5, 2018
Rick Streeter
I casually mentioned to Terry one day I was thinking about buying a house because my Chihuahua could no longer climb the stairs to my condo on the second floor. She could go down the stairs, but now waited for me to come down and get her instead of climbing back up. A couple months later I was sitting in my new home!
Once Terry gets an idea of what type of house and location you are looking for she is relentless in finding it for you. After she helps you find it, she follows through on every detail with the seller, your lender, and whomever else she has to deal with in order to get you in your new home. She's like a Pit Bull going after a piece of meat! She understands all that can happen when closing a sale taking care of any issues that may pop up advising you what to and not to do.
I highly recommend Terry as your realtor if you are interested in finding a new home.
Jan 5, 2018
Jude Diaz
Operations and Management Professional
Terry was recommended to my family by our chiropractor. From the moment we met, we knew that she was the agent for us. She explained the entire process to us in a way that made sense and was easy to understand. Terry is very professional and extremely friendly. She knows her business very well and she follows through on everything she sets her mind to do. In addition to that, Terry really cares about the families she helps. The sale of our home was a difficult process (to say the least). There were challenges at every corner. Despite the issues, Terry remained positive and encouraging, even at times when most people wouldn't. Because of her diligence and tenacity, we were able to close our deal with all parties happy and satisfied. If you are looking for an exceptional real estate professional, do not look any further. My family highly recommends Terry and we will always appreciate everything she has done for us. It is truly our privilege to know her.
Jan 5, 2018
When I was looking to sell my home, a friend recommended Mrs. Behal to my family and I am personally so grateful for her help. Mrs. Behal is highly knowledgeable in the field of real estate, and she addressed all of my family's concerns with equal amounts of professionalism and courtesy. Despite any complications that arose during the sale, she continued patient and encouraging while doing her absolute best to get the best outcome for us. I remain very grateful for all the help she provided, and I would definitely recommend her to anyone looking to sell or buy a home!
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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women who use certain over-the-counter painkillers early in pregnancy may not have an increased risk of miscarriage, a new study suggests.
The study, reported in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, looked at the possible connection between miscarriage and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) - which include common painkillers like aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) and naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn).
Some studies have hinted at an increased miscarriage risk among women who use NSAIDs around the time they conceive or in early pregnancy. But other studies have failed to find a connection. Much of the evidence suggesting a risk has been based on prescription NSAIDs, said Digna Velez Edwards from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, who led the new study. But most women of childbearing age use over-the-counter NSAIDs, for occasional aches and pains.
So Edwards and her colleagues looked at over-the-counter NSAID use among nearly 3,000 pregnant women who were part of a larger study. Overall, 43 percent said they'd used the painkillers at some point around the time they conceived or in their first six weeks of pregnancy.
Thirteen percent of all women suffered a miscarriage during the study. But the risk was no greater for women who'd used NSAIDs, regardless of the number of days they took the drugs, Edwards's team found. "Our study would suggest that over-the-counter doses of NSAIDs are not associated with miscarriage," Edwards told Reuters Health.
On the other hand, she said, "we can never know whether NSAIDs or any other medication are completely safe for pregnant women."
That's because ethically, researchers can't do clinical trials where they randomly assign pregnant women to take a medication or not. Instead, they have to rely on studies like this one, which have a number of limitations - like relying on women's memories and ability to accurately report their NSAID use.
The new study was partly funded by the National Institutes of Health. None of the researchers reports any conflicts of interest. There are biological reasons to believe that NSAIDs could pose a miscarriage risk, Edwards said.
NSAIDs affect hormone-like substances called prostaglandins. And it's possible they could interfere with the normal prostaglandin changes that happen early in pregnancy. But no one knows for sure.
Despite the new findings, it's not clear whether NSAID use in early pregnancy is completely safe. Some studies have hinted that the medications are related to increased risks of certain birth defects.
In general, experts recommend women limit their medication use during pregnancy, if possible. And it's thought that acetaminophen (Tylenol) is the safest option for occasional pain relief during pregnancy.
Edwards said women who are pregnant, or trying to get pregnant, should ask their doctors about all medication use, including over-the-counter painkillers.
SOURCE: http://bit.ly/LNknuw Obstetrics & Gynecology, July 2012.

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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- National Hoops Report's Justin Young recently caught up with Tech's newest head coach, Steve Payne, to discuss his promotion from the associate head coach spot to the top dog position. In an interview featured as a "Clipboard Conversation" on the National Hoops Report blog, Coach Payne discussed his thoughts on taking over the Tennessee Tech program and what he expects for the future of his team and the Ohio Valley Conference.
Payne's assumption of the head coaching position was announced in a March 22 press conference that simultaneously announced the retirement of Mike Sutton, who had held the position for nine years prior. Coach Payne came to Tennessee Tech in 2002 as an assistant coach under Sutton, and has now risen to the post of Tech's 12th men's basketball head coach.
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Ackerson was concerned about emotional distance from children
RALEIGH � A call log by murdered former Kinston resident Laura Jean Ackerson showed her significant concerns about her children and Amanda Perry Hayes� anger toward her.
Hayes is on trial for the first-degree murder of Ackerson in 2011 and accessory after the fact. Her husband, Grant, was convicted of first-degree murder in the case in September.
State Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Lolita Chapman said during an initial observation of Ackerson�s apartment, investigators seized her computer and the call log, which began with the date of Aug. 11, 2010.
Chapman, who served 14 years with the Kinston Department of Public Safety before joining the SBI in 2008, testified that on Aug. 23, 2010, there were multiple calls between Amanda Hayes and Ackerson.
Ackerson wrote Amanda Hayes called and called her �psycho crazy� for spending a lot of time researching croup, which Ackerson believed could have been affecting her children. In general, croup is distinguished by a loud, distinctive cough caused by vocal cord inflammation.
Grant and Amanda Hayes and Ackerson shared custody of Grant Hayes and Ackerson�s two children.
Amanda Hayes called because Ackerson sent Grant Hayes an email about the children�s possible illness, but she countered Ackerson�s assertion by saying Ackerson always returned the children to the Hayes� apartment by doing things like letting them stay out in a water park for too long.
Further calls logged showed an increasing amount of conflict between the women. Ackerson wrote Amanda Hayes yelled at her in front of the children.
Ackerson also detailed that she began to feel disconnected and irrelevant after calls between her and her boys � they would be inattentive, and Ackerson said Grant and Amanda Hayes would often act and treat her like she didn�t exist.
As state prosecutors begin to make their case against Amanda Hayes, they called up several other members of law enforcement who laid out specifics of the first steps of the investigation into Ackerson�s disappearance.
Court will resume today as weather permits.
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Muttur needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 115 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
Not only am I a contest holder, I'm also a designer on here. As such, I know how important prompt, helpful feedback & constructive criticism is.
FreshSmoke is a brand new company I'm starting. We need a smart, eye-catching, vector-based logo. 2-3 colors max... nothing too crazy.
Without divulging too much (sorry guys), FreshSmoke is a safe, healthier alternative to smoking regular cigarettes. We need a logo that incorporates the name, and the image of smoking "fresh" or "clean," - translate into graphics however you will.
Maybe some type of play on the 'smoke' coming from a cigarette? Our product looks almost identical to a cigarette, so it's possible to use a cigarette in the logo.
- Clean, fresh, smart designVibrant, eye-catching colorsWeb 2.0 feel, without the cheesy 'gloss'.Earthtone, or pale pastels for the color pallet; nothing too neon or loudProfessional design - must be something I could have on a business card and have people take me seriously...
- Pixelated designs, must be vector based.Unprofessional designs.No gradients in the design... it should be a flat. Anything that makes the product look unhealthy or dirty or non-appealingNo cheesy taglines or anything - just 'FreshSmoke' and a logo
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Love egg drop soup? For the second video in the new Appetite for China Cooking Videos series, I decided to update this post with a fun visual guide on making egg drop soup with tomatoes. Let me know what you think!
I first made tomato egg drop soup in 2008 while living in Beijing during the Summer Olympics. At the time, I was in desperate need of something light and healthy for lunch to go with a salad, to counteract all the fried food I had been eating at the Olympic venues. And what could be more healthy and comforting at the same time than tomatoes and eggs in homemade chicken broth? Over the years I've tweaked the recipe bit by bit and come up with this revised version.
There are few ingredients in this soup, so it's important that the chicken stock (or vegetable stock) be homemade. (You can use either Chinese or Western homemade stock.) If you must use store-bought, try to find organic stock or broth that does not have too many preservatives in the label.Read More


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Hundreds attend Taunton anti-badger cull protest march
Badger cull protesters prepare to march in Somerset today
Badger Trust send letter before claim as cull costs spiral. Government called upon to now do the right thing and reconsider.
Costs spiral out of control and Defra get confused
Top Scientist slam the cull
Team Badger at European Parliament and Commission
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Organic boycot poll
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Man shaves his head in protest to the cull.
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Twekesbury Council Vote to "No culling on their Land"
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The Forest of Dean Council vote 30-1 to stop culling in their land
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Badger Debate BBC2 Newsnight
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RSPB statement preventing culling on their Land
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Brian May appeal against badger cull Alan Titchmarsh Show 27 Jan 2012
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Brian May interview Team First Badger Public Meeting, Taunton, 20 July 2012
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Brian May slams TV chef for 'badger casserole' comments
As petition against cull reaches 100,000, Two Fat Ladies star suggests we eat leftover badger meat
BRIAN MAY has hit out at TV chef Clarissa Dickson-Wright after she said that badgers killed in the impending cull should be eaten.
The Two Fat Ladies presenter suggested turning the animal meat into a ham or basting and marinating it like pork to serve in a casserole, reports The Independent. "It would solve the problem. There's going to be a cull, so rather than just throw them in the landfill site why not eat them?" she said yesterday.
"I would have no objection to eating badgers. I have no objection to eating anything very much, really."
Queen guitarist May, who is spearheading the fight against the cull, said: "I think we should seriously consider eating senseless people like this Clarissa whoever-she-is. She's obviously outlived her usefulness. I wonder if she would be best boiled or braised."
Dixon-Wright's comments came as a petition to urge the Government to stop the cull – launched by May last week – reached 100,000 signatures. It is a milestone that means the issue can now be considered for debate in the House of Commons.
The cull is aimed at reducing the spread of tuberculosis to cattle but campaigners claim it will not solve the problem and vaccination should be considered instead. Farmers will be licensed to shoot up to 70 per cent of the badgers in a 300 square kilometre pilot area in Gloucestershire. A second licence for a pilot cull in Somerset is still under consideration.
Despite the growing public opposition, the new farming minister David Heath insisted last night that the government remains 100 per cent committed to its decision.
During a Liberal Democrat Conference fringe meeting in Brighton he said he hoped the petition would pave the way for a "sober" Commons debate on the issue but said the cull was scientifically justified and there were no viable alternatives.
"I cannot see the current situation being allowed to go on and on and for TB to increase across England and eventually cover the whole of the dairy farming country. That is unacceptable in welfare terms, socially, to farmer and to taxpayers and I will defend the policy right the way through because we have got to do something about it."
However, shadow environment secretary Mary Creagh said "ministers should listen to the scientists and can this cull which is bad for farmers, bad for taxpayers and bad for wildlife". ·
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E-petition leaves badger cull 'up for debate'
Badgers are generally protected under UK law, but exceptions are allowed for disease prevention
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The badger cull in parts of Somerset and Gloucestershire could be reconsidered, after 100,000 people signed an e-petition to stop it.
The online petition was launched last week by Queen guitarist Brian May, as part of the "team badger" campaign.
The petition currently has 105,000 signatories, which means it could be debated in the House of Commons.
Last week, farmers were issued with the first licences to shoot badgers, in a cull aimed at preventing bovine TB.
Campaigners say the cull will not have a significant impact in reducing the disease and are calling for the government to focus on the vaccination methods instead.
But those in support of a cull argue the move is needed because badgers spread TB to livestock, costing taxpayers and farmers millions of pounds.
'Make things worse'
Scientific estimates suggest that culling badgers in areas where bovine TB is prevalent could reduce the number of new cases of TB in herds by 16% over 9 years, according to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
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The pilot areas
West Gloucestershire pilot area description: mainly in the county of Gloucestershire, predominantly within the council districts of the Forest of Dean and Tewkesbury, and parts lie within the districts of Wychavon, Malvern Hills and the south east part of the county of Herefordshire. The area does not include the public forest estate in the Forest of Dean.
West Somerset pilot area description: located in the county of Somerset. The application area predominantly lies within the council district of West Somerset and part lies within the district of Taunton Deane.
Source: Natural England
In Gloucestershire, farmers are being licensed to shoot up to 70% of badgers in one 300 square kilometre area.
The licence for a trial cull in Somerset is still under consideration.
Meanwhile, animal welfare and wildlife campaigners have opposed the cull, which will allow wild badgers to be shot by trained marksmen when the animals venture out of their setts at night.
The Badger Trust lost a fight challenging the legality of the cull in the High Court in early September.
The e-petition has called on the government to halt the cull, arguing that "over 70% of the badger population in large areas of the country will be killed, many of them healthy".
"Independent scientific studies have shown that culling would be of little help in reducing bovine TB, and even suggest that it could make things worse in some areas," it says.
"We urge the government to stop the cull and implement the more sustainable and humane solution of both a vaccination programme for badgers and cattle, along with improved testing and biosecurity."
Shadow Environment Secretary Mary Creagh said: "There is widespread concern about the government's decision to press ahead with a badger cull, despite their own official advice that it will cost more than it saves and will spread bovine TB in the short term as badgers are disturbed by the shooting.
"Ministers should listen to the scientists and can this cull which is bad for farmers, bad for taxpayers and bad for wildlife."
Further government debate? E-petition against badger cull hits 100,000 signatures
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Brian May protests against the cull Photo: Ben Birchall/PA Wire/Press Association Images
More than 100,000 people have signed an online petition opposing the cull of badgers planned for Gloucestershire and Somerset.
The petition was launched last week by Queen guitarist Brian May as part of the 'team badger' campaign. It could mean the decision is referred back to parliament for further debate.
A licence has been granted for a cull to begin in Gloucestershire, while a second application for West Somerset is still being considered. The government hopes the pilot culls will pave the way for more widespread culling.
As many as 3,000 badgers could be shot during the first cull, which farmers say is necessary because the wild animal spreads the disease to livestock.
At the launch of the Team Badger billboard in London, May said he became involved with the issue "even before this government was in office, because it was apparent to many of us what was going to happen if David Cameron was given power - that animals, wild animals, were going to become completely unimportant, unrepresented."
The musician and campaigner said every badger was a "thinking, feeling being".
Badgers are under this immediate threat.
– Brian May
A long-term study found that culling of badgers over a number of years on a large scale could reduce the incidence of TB in cattle herds by 16%. But May said the cull was "scientifically, practically and ethically indefensible and it is against the wishes of the majority of people of this country".
He wants the cull to be abandoned in favour of vaccination, which he believes is the only long-term hope for eradicating TB in cattle.
Nobody wants to see badgers being culled but science and the experience of other countries shows that we can't get on top of TB without tackling it in wildlife as well as in cattle.
Without action, TB is forecast to cost the taxpayer £1billion over the next decade.
We have strengthened measures to restrict the spread of disease between cattle, but badger control has to be one part of the solution.
– Environment Department (Defra) spokesman
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Nature TV presenter David Attenborough has taken up the cause, and Queen guitarist Brian May has helpfully compared the badger cull to apartheid. A "Stop the Badger Cull" petition now has more than 117,000 signatures, ...
· September 25, 2012, 3:55 p.m. ET
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Badgers are creatures only urbanites could love—from a safe distance.
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In "The Wind in the Willows," Mr. Badger is a wise old hermit, holding himself aloof from society. In the real world, British badgers are a growing and dangerous vector for bovine tuberculosis. Badger-led outbreaks have meant the compulsory slaughter of livestock, and millions of pounds a year in government compensation to affected farmers.
So last year the government started pushing for a more practical approach: death to the badgers. After defeating a legal challenge from the Badger Trust, authorities this month issued the first licenses for pilot badger culls. English landowners will now be able to shoot up to 70% of the badgers in zoned areas.
Farmers are cheering but, not surprisingly, the move has sent the pro-badger lobby into a frenzy. (There's a lobby for everything.) Nature TV presenter David Attenborough has taken up the cause, and Queen guitarist Brian May has helpfully compared the badger cull to apartheid. A "Stop the Badger Cull" petition now has more than 117,000 signatures, and may get a hearing in Parliament.
But non-fictional badgers are creatures only urbanites could love—from a safe distance. Along with TB, the animals can spread rabies, pleurisy, nephritis, fleas, ticks, lice, mites, more types of parasitic worm than we care to know about—and herpes. When grubs run low, they can and will eat anything: snakes, rabbits, hedgehogs. Their teeth can break most bones, and chicken-wire is no match for their claws.
In a less sentimental age, Sir Alfred E. Pease observed in his 1898 monograph "The Badger" that "you cannot kill a badger by a blow on the head, the structure is so dense. . . . His skin is so thick and tough, and his coat so heavy and coarse, that shot will scarcely penetrate it." The best spot, Pease instructed, "is his nose, where, if he is struck once, he is instantly dispatched."
There is something to be said for a society now so comfortable that it can afford to empathize with four-legged varmints, or at least the ones that inspired beloved children's books. But policy decisions belong to the real world, where nature is distinctly unromantic.
"We are an enduring lot," Mr. Badger remarks in "The Wind in the Willows." "We may move out for a time, but we wait, and are patient, and back we come. And so it will ever be."
The badgers will look out for themselves. If the anthropomorphized Mr. Badger could take part in Britain's debate today, in his wisdom he might advise that humans do the same.
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The pilot scheme for a UK-wide badger cull could be re-evaluated after an e-petition protesting against it garnered over 100,000 signatures.
E-petitions created on the Directgov website which achieve this level of approval from members of the public must be considered for debate by the House of Commons, which could mean a reappraisal of the controversial culling plan, for which the first licences were distributed to farmers earlier this week. The cull is intended to prevent the spread of bovine TB, which is costing farmers billions of pounds when contracted by cattle.
The petition, created by Queen guitarist Brian May, challenges the cull with criticisms which have already been expressed in many quarters, citing the questionable viability of the scheme as a means of reducing incidents of bovine TB.
A lengthy independent study performed prior to the government's decision to go ahead with the scheme concluded that killing badgers would be an ineffective and costly way of preventing the disease, and could in fact cause it to spread further as infected badgers fled from the attacks. Campaigners have called for a vaccination programme instead.
Licences for free shooting of badgers have now begun to be approved in Somerset and Gloucestershire, with expectations of rolling out the scheme across the country in time.
The petition also protested the shooting of many healthy badgers, with an estimated population reduction of 70%, as well as potential distress caused by the method of free shooting.
The Badger Trust lost a legal challenge attempting to prevent the plan from going ahead early this September, though they vowed to continue the battle by whatever means they could. Brian May has already pledged his support to a national Stop the Cull campaign, which involves such charities as the RSPCA, the League Against Cruel Sports and Humane Society International (UK).
September 24, 2012 EDT
The fur is flying in Britain after a popular food writer suggested that badgers be eaten as food.
Clarissa Dickson-Wright, best known in the U.S. as one of the stars of the PBS cooking series "Two Fat Ladies," told the Telegraph that she enjoyed eating badgers when she was younger.
The mean-looking critters are now a protected species in Great Britain, but may be culled in Gloucestershire County because of fears they may spread tuberculosis to cattle.
The British government recently approved a trial plan to kill badgers in an attempt to slow the spread of infection, the Associated Press reported.
Soon hunters that are licensed to cull will be roaming by night in search of the animals, but Wright wants the badger carcasses to be consumed, rather than just discarded.
''It would solve the problem. There's going to be a cull, so rather than just throw them in the landfill site why not eat them?'' she told the Telegraph.
''I would have no objection to eating badgers. I have no objection to eating anything very much, really.''
Badgers aren't commonly eaten these days, but Dickson-Wright said they were widely consumed centuries ago.
"Staple food of the population, well before rabbit because rabbit was a luxury food," she told HuffPost UK. "People ate badger because badger was plentiful."
She added that badger was even a popular bar food when she was growing up. Before the animal became a protected species, Dickson-Wright ate it barbecued, filleted and even in the form of a cured ham.
She recommends budding badger cooks baste the meat properly because it's very lean.
Dickson-Wright may be promoting the idea of badgers as food, but her comments have angered Queen guitarist Brian May, who is against the badger cull.
The musician is urging people to boycott milk produced in areas where culls take place and believes Dickson-Wright would be a better entree than any badger.
"I think we should seriously consider eating senseless people like this Clarissa whoever-she-is," he said, according to the Independent. "She's obviously outlived her usefulness. I wonder if she would be best boiled or braised."
License to cull: Rock star takes on farmers over UK plan to shoot badgers to stop bovine TB
(Joel Ryan/ Associated Press ) - British musician Brian May gestures as he stands on a cherry picker to launch the national Team Badger campaign, in front of a giant billboard, on Cromwell road, west London, Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012. A rock star is facing off against British farmers, over badgers. The government has issued licenses for the country's first badger cull, and soon snipers will be roaming in search of the animals. But Queen guitarist Brian May is leading a band of badger defenders vowing to stop them.
By Associated Press, Published: September 19
LONDON — A battle over badgers is brewing in Britain — and rock star Brian May is leading the fight.
May and other animal rights activists are going up against the country's cattle farmers in a bid to save Britain's native burrowers from a government-authorized cull.
For animal-loving Britons, raised on tales of the wise Mr. Badger from the children's classic "The Wind in the Willows," the black-and-white creatures are a treasured part of the rural landscape.
To cattle farmers, however, they are a feral menace, spreading bovine tuberculosis, a disease that can devastate herds and hurt farm revenues.
This week the government approved a trial plan to kill badgers in one part of England to try and slow the spread of infection. Soon hunters — licensed to cull — will be roaming by night in search of the animals, unless a public campaign in support of the badgers succeeds in altering government policy.
That's where May, the Queen guitarist, comes in.
May performed in front of millions around the world last month playing "We Will Rock You" at the Olympic closing ceremony. On Wednesday, he spent the morning standing on a cherry-picker in front of a giant billboard of a badger so photographers could snap his picture as six lanes of traffic thundered by.
"This is a horrific proposal, truly horrific," said May, an animal-welfare activist and fan of the "charming, intelligent, funny animals."
"Badgers have just as much right to live in this country as we do," May said. "They mind their own business. They do nobody any harm."
Many farmers would disagree. They have lost cows and income to bovine TB, which is spread — in part — by infected badgers mingling with cattle herds and transmitting the bacteria through their urine.
Under British law, animals that test positive for TB must be slaughtered and the rest of the herd is quarantined. More than 18,000 cattle were killed because of the disease in the first six months of this year. The British government estimates controlling bovine TB costs taxpayers 100 million pounds ($160 million) a year.
The disease, once confined to a corner of southwest England, is spreading, and the National Farmers' Union says the number of cases will double in a decade if nothing is done.
But so far no remedy has been found. There is no cattle vaccine effective enough to have been approved by European authorities. There is a vaccine for badgers but it must be administered by injection, so a large-scale vaccination program for the elusive underground dwellers would be a challenge.
That leaves culling.
"At the moment it's the only tool in the box," said Adam Quinney, a beef farmer and vice president of the National Farmers' Union.
He says animal welfare groups don't have a monopoly on caring about animals.
"I grew up getting up early in the morning to watch the badgers on our farm," Quinney said. "It's not that we hate badgers — it's TB that we hate."
The shooting, carried out by specially licensed farmers and other locals, is expected to begin within weeks in the western England county of Gloucestershire.
Brian May: Badger's best friend
Rock god, astrophysicist – and now animal-rights campaigner. His is a career like no other
Anti-badger culling petition passes 100,000-signature milestone
Campaigners hope for parliamentary debate on pilot cull of protected animals now that numerical threshold is reached
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Brian May launches the national Team Badger campaign in west London on 19 September. Photograph: Joel Ryan/AP
More than 100,000 people have signed a petition against a cull of badgers that is intended to tackle tuberculosis in cattle, in an attempt to prompt a parliamentary debate on it.
The e-petition was launched by the Queen guitarist, Brian May, last week as part of the Team Badger campaign, after the first licence to kill the protected wild animal was issued for a pilot cull in Gloucestershire.
Reaching the 100,000-signature milestone means the issue could be debated in parliament, although this is not automatic.
Campaigners are angry over the government's decision to push ahead with a cull of badgers, which the activists say will have an insignificant effect in reducing the disease in livestock; they want the focus to be shifted on to vaccination.
But supporters of the cull say the move is necessary in order to tackle TB in cattle because the wild animal spreads the disease to livestock, costing farmers and the taxpayer millions of pounds a year. A long-term study found that culling over a number of years on a large scale could reduce the incidence of TB in cattle herds by 16%.
Farmers will be licensed to shoot up to 70% of the badgers in a 300 sq km (116 sq mile) area in Gloucestershire. A second licence for a pilot cull in Somerset is still being considered.


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Follow up of Making your Boss Understand the Fuss about Facebook
So coming back to the point about why companies are on Fb?: Because people/target audience are here and they are more real-life here than they have ever been with any other medium. It has taken the shape of a mass aggregation of social units each with life of their own, connecting with other units. The prominent factor here is that these users have chosen to be Fb and have not been lured by some marketing gimmick.
And once they are here the relationships they form with companies or other users are as good as it would have been in a real life scenario. So a 'like' or recommendation here is easily identifiable by the community providing a proof of company's worthiness.
Companies and Facebook: Why? Companies can set up pages on Facebook for free. It's an address of their identity on a site. Let me explain considering the example of 'global village', a company own a cottage in the village just like their competitors and other users. But this is the only village where people like to live out of their own will even though there are other villages nearby. So would it make sense living in another village where no one comes and does business?
Is the Facebook address an alternative to official websites? No, it is not an alternative but just an acceptance of the fact that the company is responsive to its customers' needs. People on the network talk about the company when they are happy with their services or even otherwise. So it makes sense to be there and interact with them. However, one should understand that all data (pictures, text, conversations etc) on Facebook is governed by Fb's rules and regulation. Being a social network it is safe to assume that all of its is in public domain, however, Fb has the right to alter its policy as it has done in the past which could have impact on company's Fb page jeopardising the huge investment of time and money in supporting it.
Is having a Fb page for your company the new form of advertising? Yes and no. Yes because having a company page would mean users or your community would be able to find you easily and connect with your message. But then they would act and react to that message, which is not only shared with the company but with the whole community at the same time. So the message becomes participatory at that very instant, and the user/community and the company become equal participants on a level playing field. This has implications for customer service, brand management and virtually for every other department of the company.
Does having a Facebook address mean that you have arrived? No, Fb won't work for your company if it is used as any other mass communication medium where the information is just pushed at end users. Unless a strategy bound interaction based approach is used being on Fb would be futile.
Would websites become obsolete? No, websites are here to stay for a long time to come. What makes a website obsolete in real terms is the lack of interaction with end users. Unless the website is optimised for social users (social media optimisation) it is of no use as it adheres to the one-way flow of communication model.
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IndyCar driver Ed Carpenter had the chance to take a drive around Pocono Raceway, and promptly handed the car keys to racing great Mario Andretti.
With Pocono officially back on the IndyCar schedule after a 23-year absence, Carpenter wanted to pick up as many tips as possible from someone with experience at "The Tricky Triangle." Andretti was all too happy to turn some laps at Monday's event because "I am too damn old to drive this thing" in next July's race.
The return to Pocono is being celebrated as a nod to IndyCar's history and tradition. Pocono's three corners were designed in 1965 to model corners at Indianapolis, Milwaukee and now-defunct Trenton, and fans have always considered the track an important venue in open wheel racing.
"It was music to my ears when some of the noise began flying around we might be coming back," said Andretti, who lives in Pennsylvania. "This facility means not only a great deal to me personally, but also to the Northeast area fans that have been here since the beginning. The drivers will love this place _ the challenges it presents are just second to none as far as a superspeedway. There's nothing but good things ahead."
Carpenter recognized that when he entered the infield, where IndyCar CEO Randy Bernard and Pocono CEO Brandon Igdalsky on Monday celebrated the series return.
"Just pulling through the tunnel and coming into the facility, you get the feeling that this is a special place, the same kind of feeling that I get in Indianapolis, so I can't wait to get on track here in an IndyCar," said Carpenter.
With the return to Pocono comes the return of the "Triple Crown" challenge, which will award $1 million to a driver that wins the Indianapolis 500, the 400-miler at Pocono and the season finale at Fontana, Calif. The challenge will give $250,000 if a driver wins two of the three races.
"If you are going to bring history back, then you bring back Pocono and the Triple Crown," Bernard said. "That's what fans have been asking for the three years I've been here."
Pocono was part of a Triple Crown from 1971-1980 that included the Indianapolis 500, Pocono 500, and California 500 at Ontario. Al Unser in 1978 was the only driver to win all three in the same season. Ontario was closed in 1980, and replaced with the Michigan 500 through 1989, when Pocono stopped hosting open wheel racing.
But Igdalsky said fans had been vocal in wanting IndyCar back at the track.
"The excitement level is through the roof," Igdalsky said.
The race will only be 400 miles instead of the traditional 500 because Bernard wanted it on ABC, which gave IndyCar a three-hour coverage window.
Pocono was one of two new venues announced Sunday night by Bernard on a 19-race schedule for next season. The schedule includes doubleheader races at Detroit, Toronto and Houston, which is the other new venue.
A proposal for a street race in Providence, R.I., did not make the schedule because Bernard said promoters "ran out of time" to finalize a deal for the 2013 season and Bernard said he's not likely to add any more events for next year.
The scheduling announcements were threatened to be overshadowed Monday by a report that the IndyCar Series is considering an offer to sell to a group of team owners who had pooled their resources. Jeff Belskus, president and CEO of Hulman & Co. and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corp., denied the report Monday and said the series "is not for sale" and the board has not received or considered any offers to purchase the series.
"The racing in 2012 showcased great competition on track and added to the foundation for growing the series," he said in a statement. "The just-announced 2013 schedule includes several new twists that could make the racing even more exciting. The combination of the return of nearly all the 2012 venues, including all the ovals, the addition of new tracks and the revival of the Triple Crown award make this one of the most exciting schedules in recent memory."


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Upcoming Expos
Unlock the Past has run expos since mid 2009 in various capital cities and regional centres. Major expos under consideration from 2012 are
- Brisbane - mid 2012
- Sydney and possibly Melbourne in 2013
Each expo is run over two days (Friday and Saturday) and will feature:
- A large exhibition 50-70 exhibitors - a wide variety of local state and national organisations, business and societies in the history, genealogy & heritage fields
- Two streams of presentations throughout by leading Australian and overseas presenters - main talks, workshops product demonstrations etc.
- A Research Help Zone with a team of experts offering expert advice and demonstrations on a one to one basis
- Expo special offers, prizes etc. - usually totalling several thousand dollars
Unlock the Past expos are only held where there is good support from the major partner organisations in the state concerned.
For more on what an expo is about see a video overview of the Sydney 2010 Expo. Click here for some reports and testimonials from our Victorian Expo 2011 at Geelong.
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Anchoring the general session during Stag Parkway Inc.'s Jan. 15-17 "Driving Success" dealer meeting, President and CEO Martin Street revealed details concerning the Atlanta-based company's sale to a private equity firm last December while purporting the collective benefits for its dealer partners.
Addressing around 1,100 dealer personnel at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas – representing a record turnout – Street highlighted the strengths of its new parent, Linsalata Capital. Stag also reported that 150 exhibitors were on hand for the meeting, displaying product on the expansive show floor.
"As I'm sure you have all seen, in December last year we were acquired by Linsalata Capital – a private equity company – from our previous owners Ares Capital," said Street, who joined the distributor five years ago. "Lin-Cap, as it is known, is a company that specializes in owning logistics and distribution companies and so I am looking forward to the help that they can provide us, to continue with our growth plans, and to advise us on best practices that we will be able to incorporate into our current business model."
Street acknowledged the takeover was a protracted and involved process, noting tongue-in-cheek, "At one time or another during last year I think we heard rumors that just about everyone in this room was buying us."
He added, "Bottom line is Lin-Cap accepted that the RV industry was a great industry to be in because it has potential for growth. And they bought Stag because they believe that we can grow beyond where we currently are. They believed we are financially sound and have the infrastructure to grow. They believe, because we talked to them about our competition and they independently confirmed our views, that we are stronger than the competition and have better marketing plans for the future."
Street also spoke to Stag's recent expansion into the Canadian aftermarket with the opening of a warehouse facility in Brampton, Ontario, a suburb of Toronto.
"We have more than 7,000 items available there, two dedicated salespeople serving that market and plans to bring the entire portfolio of STAG services to Canada in the coming year," he related. "…Expanding our market presence to the north is a natural extension of our growth plans. We very much look forward to working more closely with our customers there and believe our service levels, marketing and merchandising programs will be a welcome addition to the services they currently have access to."
During the general session, Stag announced that long-time executive Craig Mellor would be stepping down from his responsibilities as senior vice president of sales to assume the role of senior sales advisor. Bob Barra, who previously served as regional sales manager and Eastern divisional vice president of sales, was introduced as Mellor's successor.
"I'm delighted that we are able to promote from within to replace Craig and take someone who has developed and grown with Stag for many years and allow him the scope to help to continue to drive our business forward," said Street.
As part of the gathering, Stag also recognized its key business partners with the traditional Peach Award. Recipients included Stromberg Carlson Products Inc., Winegard Co., RV Designer Collection, Progress Manufacturing Inc., SHURflo and Carmanah Industries.


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In her first 11 seasons on the sidelines, she has led the squad to 84 wins – the most in program history – including a Centennial Conference semifinal appearance in her debut campaign. She has returned her squad to the postseason in three of the last five seasons, earning ECAC Mid-Atlantic Tournament berths in 2011, 2012 and 2014.
While earning her master's degree at James Madison University, she served the previous two seasons as an assistant with the Eastern Mennonite field hockey team. While working with the Royals, the squads registered a combined 15 wins, including 10 in Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) play.
Prior to her time at EMU, she was at Washington and Lee from 2002-04, serving as an assistant with field hockey and women's lacrosse teams and was integral in the success of those two programs.
While on the sidelines with the women's lacrosse team in 2003 and 2004, the Generals went a combined 30-7, winning the ODAC tournament both years and advancing to the NCAA Division III regional semifinals. The squad posted a perfect 8-0 mark in ODAC play in 2003 before finishing 7-1 during the 2004 campaign.
On the field hockey sideline, the 2002 and 2003 squads posted identical 10-9 marks, including going 6-3 in the ODAC and advancing to the conference semifinals.
The recipient of the NCAA Ethnic Minority and Women's Enhancement Grant in 2002, she also worked as an athletic administrative intern during her two years at Washington and Lee.
In addition to her time with the Generals and Royals, Miranda Jones has served as a coach with the United States Field Hockey Futures Program since 2002 in addition to working numerous camps and at the U.S. Field Hockey National Hockey Festival in 2002 and 2004.
In addition to earning a bachelor of science in physical education from Longwood in 1999, she earned her master of science degree in athletic administration and coaching from James Madison in May 2006.
Jones resides in Westminster with her husband, Brian. The couple gave birth to their first child, Ellyson, in October 2012 and welcomed their second child, Archer, in November 2014.


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Imperial Exposure: Early Photography and Royal Portraits across Asia
Coinciding with the Sackler exhibition Power|Play: China's Empress Dowager, this symposium examined imperial portraiture during the advent of photography in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
While Power|Play addressed the unique circumstances and intentions behind photographs of Empress Dowager Cixi, the symposium was an opportunity for a broader comparative analysis of the engagement with photography in ruling courts across Asia. Among other topics, scholars considered how photographs of court figures were used to create images of power, to establish a sense of nationhood, and to express a religious identity, as well as the relationship between early photographic representations and more recent imperial images from the region.
Invited speakers included Ali Behdad, John Clark, Deepali Dewan, Holly Edwards, Maki Fukuoka, Luke Gartlan, Yi Gu, Christine Kim, Yuhang Li, Hyung Il Pai, Maurizio Peleggi, Ying-chen Peng, Claire Roberts, Mary Roberts, and Roberta Wue. Visit the links below to learn more about the speakers and their presentations.


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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke delivered Day One of his two-day Humphrey Hawkins testimony to Congress on the economy and monetary policy. He spoke about the internal Fed debate over how long to continue its bond-buying program and the potential risks to economic stability from spending cuts set to take effect next month. We live blogged the whole hearing.


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It's that time of year again and the nominees for the World Fantasy Awards have been announced. It's a good list. If you're not sure what to read, the World Fantasy Awards are a great place to start.
Best Novel
Zoo City, Lauren Beukes (Jacana South Africa; Angry Robot)
The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms, N.K. Jemisin (Orbit)
The Silent Land, Graham Joyce (Gollancz; Doubleday)
Under Heaven, Guy Gavriel Kay (Viking Canada; Roc; Harper Voyager UK)
Redemption In Indigo, Karen Lord (Small Beer)
Who Fears Death, Nnedi Okorafor (DAW)
Best Novella
Bone and Jewel Creatures, Elizabeth Bear (Subterranean)
The Broken Man, Michael Byers (PS)
"The Maiden Flight of McCauley's Bellerophon", Elizabeth Hand (Stories: All-New Tales)
The Thief of Broken Toys, Tim Lebbon (ChiZine Publications)
"The Mystery Knight", George R.R. Martin (Warriors)
"The Lady Who Plucked Red Flowers beneath the Queen's Window", Rachel Swirsky (Subterranean Summer 2010)
Best Short Fiction
"Beautiful Men" , Christopher Fowler (Visitants: Stories of Fallen Angels and Heavenly Hosts)
"Booth's Ghost", Karen Joy Fowler (What I Didn't See and Other Stories)
"Ponies", Kij Johnson (Tor.com 11/17/10)
"Fossil-Figures", Joyce Carol Oates (Stories: All-New Tales)
"Tu Sufrimiento Shall Protect Us", Mercurio D. Rivera (Black Static 8-9/10)
Best Anthology
The Way of the Wizard, John Joseph Adams, ed. (Prime)
My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me, Kate Bernheimer, ed. (Penguin)
Haunted Legends, Ellen Datlow & Nick Mamatas, eds. (Tor)
Stories: All-New Tales, Neil Gaiman & Al Sarrantonio, eds. (Morrow; Headline Review)
Black Wings: New Tales of Lovecraftian Horror, S.T. Joshi, ed. (PS)
Swords & Dark Magic, Jonathan Strahan & Lou Anders, eds. (Eos)
Best Collection
What I Didn't See and Other Stories, Karen Joy Fowler (Small Beer)
The Ammonite Violin & Others, Caitlín R. Kiernan (Subterranean)
Holiday, M. Rickert (Golden Gryphon)
Sourdough and Other Stories, Angela Slatter (Tartarus)
The Third Bear, Jeff VanderMeer (Tachyon)
Best Artist
Vincent Chong
Kinuko Y. Craft
Richard A. Kirk
John Picacio
Shaun Tan
Special Award, Professional
John Joseph Adams, for editing and anthologies
Lou Anders, for editing at Pyr
Marc Gascoigne, for Angry Robot
Stéphane Marsan & Alain Névant, for Bragelonne
Brett Alexander Savory & Sandra Kasturi, for ChiZine Publications
Special Award, Non-Professional
Stephen Jones, Michael Marshall Smith, & Amanda Foubister, for Brighton Shock!: The Souvenir Book Of The World Horror Convention 2010
Alisa Krasnostein, for Twelfth Planet Press
Matthew Kressel, for Sybil's Garage and Senses Five Press
Charles Tan, for Bibliophile Stalker
Lavie Tidhar, for The World SF Blog
Saturday, July 30, 2011
2011 World Fantasy Award Nominees
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Have you checked out the new Facebook Camera app? Since you can connect directly to your Facebook and Instagram accounts with CanvasPop to print photos on canvas, we thought it would be fun to compare the print quality of photos from each application.
We took a photo on an iPhone 4, imported it into both apps, and chose similar filters ("Bright" in Facebook Camera, "X-Pro II" in Instagram). After publishing the photos on both networks, we connected to Facebook and Instagram to order 20×20″ canvas prints, then compared the details.
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In two weeks "the hottest DJ in the world" will be making his way to the Pint off Whyte for his debut. This will be the culimation of weeks of excitement in Edmonton as the cool kids wait breathlessly of one of his legendary sets to see them through the dark days of the 2012 lockout. Okay, that quote is from Wanye and the only kids Struds knows these days are his own, but this is still going to be a heck of a party.
DJ Suitcase has been ranting about his DJ and spinning skills for months. He claims he's the Robbie Hart of Wedding DJs. If his spinning skills are as wicked as Hart's singing skills we will be in for an incredible evening.
A few months back a certain Jason "Middle Name Classified" Strudwick stated he'd be the best wedding DJ ever. He also said he'd use American Pie as his closing song, so I'm not certain anyone would still be at his party past 10 p.m, but I digress.
His confidence made me believe we needed to see him in action, so we decided to make a fun night of it and DJ Suitcase was born. Well truth be told when I told Wanye about the show he said "That sounds fun – what's his name DJ Suitcase?" I laughed, Strudwick vowed revenge and the show was born.
While he's no Brent Ashton, Struds did suit up for ten different pro franchises in his career, so he was able to experience a wide array of music scenes from Hungary to Sweden to New York and Chicago. His play list should touch all music fans.
His spinning and DJ skills on the other hand remain a mystery. You can witness them on Friday, Novermber 2nd. Will they be like the video above? I doubt it, but you never know.
First of all it is a sanctioned Nation Party. And aint no party like a sanctioned Nation Party cause a sanctioned Nation Party don't stop. Secondly, it will be fun, but most importantly because it is for charity. All of the proceeds will go towards the Inner City Children's Program. They are a wonderful cause and Struds has been working closely with them for years.
Not only will we have a great time, but we will raise over $6,000 for ICCP, and it is a great deal for you.
When: Friday, November 2nd.
Where: The Pint Off Whyte (104 street and 81 ave)
Time: 6 p.m. You need to be there by 7:30 p.m – enforced due to room restrictions
Cost: $25.00
Your admission gets you one free drink, a $25 gift card from Oodle Noodle and $20 gift certificate from The Pint.
So you pay $25, but you get $50 in return. Any way you look at this – it is an awesome deal.
There are only 300 tickets for sale. You can purchase them on line here.
We sent out a teaser tweet last night and sold 25 tickets…So Nation, get in and get set for an epic night.
– This will be a one time only show in Edmonton. And it will be DJ Suitcase's last World Tour with his real hair. You don't want to miss it.
– Plan ahead, don't drink and drive!


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After year of adjustments, Bourn poised to improve
CLEVELAND -- Michael Bourn could have made excuses, but the Indians' center fielder refused. He could have cited the switch to the American League, or blamed the right hand injury that slowed him down after a strong start in his first tour with the Tribe.
Asked how he would evaluate his performance this past season, Bourn instead chose to be blunt.
CLEVELAND -- Michael Bourn could have made excuses, but the Indians' center fielder refused. He could have cited the switch to the American League, or blamed the right hand injury that slowed him down after a strong start in his first tour with the Tribe.
Asked how he would evaluate his performance this past season, Bourn instead chose to be blunt.
"It's nothing special," Bourn admitted. "It helps when the team is playing good."
Cleveland brought Bourn into the fold with a four-year, $48 million contract at the start of Spring Training with the idea that he could be an offensive catalyst at the top of the lineup and a force defensively in center. At times, Bourn lived up to his billing, creating havoc on the basepaths and robbing hitters of extra bases with impressive running grabs in the outfield.
The Indians were hoping for more than just spurts of Bourn's game-changing ability, though. Fortunately for the Tribe, the offense was deep enough and the pitching strong enough to help the club claim the AL's top Wild Card spot. Bourn undoubtedly played a big role in the team's turnaround in 2013, but he also had teammates pick up the slack during his droughts.
Indians general manager Chris Antonetti believes Bourn and Nick Swisher -- each signed to lucrative deals as free agents last offseason -- simply tried to shoulder too much of the load in their first year with the team.
"Michael cares so much," Antonetti said. "He cares so deeply about contributing that he may have tried to do a little bit too much. With him, there's the added complexity of switching leagues. His game is dependent upon his speed, his ability to steal bases. Even the way he plays defense in the outfield is somewhat hitter-dependent in where he positions himself.
"I think what we'll see next year out of both [Bourn and Swisher] is that they'll be a little bit more comfortable with the team, with the organization, with the league, and I'd expect each guy to be a little bit more productive."
In 130 games this season, the 30-year-old Bourn hit .263 with a .316 on-base percentage and .360 slugging percentage. That OBP was his lowest since 2008, and Bourn's 23 stolen bases marked the first time he had fewer than 40 in a season since his rookie year in '07. Bourn ended with six homers, 21 doubles, six triples, 50 RBIs, 75 runs and 132 strikeouts compared to 40 walks.
Bourn, who spent seven seasons in the National League prior to signing with Cleveland, would not blame playing in a new league for his subpar showing.
"I knew that coming in," Bourn said. "Baseball is baseball to me. You go through ups and downs. At some points, I was hitting the ball hard and it wasn't falling. You think you're doing something wrong, and you're not. It's just not working out."
To Bourn's point, his .338 average on balls in play was only slightly below his career mark (.342) and his 22-percent line-drive rate (according to baseball-reference.com) was the second-highest average of his career. Bourn also posted a 5.7-percent extra-base-hit rate, which is equal to his career average. That could all be indicative of a solid comeback showing come 2014.
The difference between 2013 and his standout seasons with the Astros and Braves involved his plate discipline. The two-time NL All-Star and two-time NL Gold Glove Award-winner had the highest strikeout rate and lowest walk rate of his career.
"I'm not really worried about my personal things right now," Bourn said before the last game of the regular season. "I can put it out the window with ease."
That was because the Indians enjoyed a successful season overall, making the postseason for the first time since 2007.
This winter, though -- after four to six weeks of rehab from Tuesday's minor hamstring surgery that will not impact his offseason -- it is a safe bet that Bourn will be working hard to correct the wrongs of 2013.
"He's so conscientious," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "You want guys like that on your team."
Bourn hit .333 with a .975 OPS in his first 10 games of the season, showing the kind of player he could be for Cleveland's offense. That was before his ill-fated, head-first slide into first base on April 14, when White Sox reliever Matt Thornton spiked Bourn's right hand, resulting in a deep cut that sent the center fielder to the disabled list.
After Bourn returned on May 10, he hit .301 over his next 24 games, but then slumped to the tune of a .245 average across the remainder of the regular season.
"I was fine when I came back. I was OK," Bourn said. "When I got hurt, though, I was feeling really good. I was feeling really good at the time. But that's exacty when it happens. When I came back, I still felt OK, but I wasn't feeling like I was when I first left. Man, hey, I ain't got no worries about that part."
Bourn not only sounded confident in his own ability to bounce back in 2014, but he expressed confidence that Cleveland could build on its 92-win season.
"The talent, we've got the talent," Bourn said. "It's just about coming together and playing on one heartbeat. When we do that, man, we play pretty good baseball. Up and down our lineup, we're pretty good. We believe that."
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian.


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Our Poole cinema has become a Cineworld. If you would like to book tickets for this location please click Cineworld Poole.
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What else can or need be said about these knives but WOW! These new folders from Case are some of the finest they've ever produced. The Raindrop Damascus blades are made by famed bladesmith Devin Thomas and are among the most beautiful patterns available today. Paired with these awesome blades are pieces of genuine Mammoth Ivory dating back to over 10,000 years ago. These being Case knives, the materials, craftsmanship, fit, and finish are second to none and these particular blades are only available in limited production runs of 100 pieces per model. Don't wait around because you won't find a more beautiful production knife out there and if you do, you can find it at www.knifecenter.com.
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We have been clearing domestic and commercial properties in Baglan for over 10 years, from one bedroom flats to complete house clearances, office's in the basement of private homes to the entire top floor of high rise commercial buildings, from shops and small storage facilities to complete factory complexes, we are large enough to cope and small enough to care, our lists of Domestic and Commercial Customers are continually expanding and include several Government Agencies and Local Authorities, from the General Public to Local, National and International Businesses and Charities we cover the full range of clearance projects.
We believe in building trust with our customers by being straightforward, honest and professional, we have an informal and friendly approach and are sure you will feel confident and at ease with our services, what we do we do well by going that extra mile, we are adaptable demonstrating a can do attitude, we take pride in our work and have the enthusiasm to achieve our best and deliver customer satisfaction on every job we undertake, we understand that every customer has different requirements and expectations, we will tailor our house clearance services to meet your needs.
Everything in your property at the moment that needs to be recycled or disposed of would be classed as domestic waste or domestic recycling and could be recycled at your local council recycling center for free subject to you getting it there, if we or any other business take these items from your property it then becomes commercial waste and we can only use commercial recycling centers to recycle these item's for which there is a charge calculated by weight, our charges are based on these recycling costs plus the time, labor and transportation cost we would incur undertaking the clearance.
We can clear your whole property from start to finish all within a few hours without you having to lift a finger if you require us to, but the best way to reduce the cost of your house clearance would be for you to take all the smaller item's i.e. bric-a-brac, clothing, bedding, books, magazines and any other item's you could realistically fit in the boot of your car either to a local charity shop or to your local council recycling center and recycle them for free, this method can reduce the cost of a clearance considerably and also gives you the opportunity to go through the property efficiently to ensure you have not overlooked any item of value, we can then give you a quotation to clear the larger bulky item's of furniture etc, but if this is not a realistic option for you then don't worry we can do everything, we do not require you to separate or bag any item's all we need you to do is search the property with a fine tooth comb to ensure there are no item's of a financial or personal value that you would like to keep and we can clear and recycle everything else for you.
We guarantee everything removed during your house clearance is disposed of legally, we recycle or donate to charity as much material as possible, what we can't recycle or donate we dispose of legally using licensed and reputable commercial waste disposal contractors, we have full Public Liability Insurance and are an Environment Agency Licensed Waste Carrier, we are also a member of the UK House Clearance Association, the first association of its kind set up to promote excellence & customer satisfaction within the UK house clearance industry.
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Top Ten Forms for Raising Capital
Like anything else in business, if you want to raise capital, you need to fill out plenty of forms — red tape must be cut — before you can get much done. The following list contains the more important forms when it comes to raising capital:
1. Articles of Incorporation provide the overall capital structure and set bounds on the equity classes — especially for classes other than common stock.
2. Stock Subscription Agreement can have a few important angles on defining the rights of the class of shares being solicited.
3. Preferred Stock Designation further defines the rights and benefits of a preferred shareholder — beyond what is contained in numbers 1 and 2.
4. Convertible Preferred Stock Designation like the preferred stock designation (in number 3) but for a convertible.
5. Unsecured Loan may apply to bank and other loans.
6. Secured Loan more typical loan secured by your assets or a portion of them such as receivables.
7. Agency or Underwriter's Agreement agreements used to engage a placement agent or underwriter.
8. Confidentiality Agreement a wide range of terms is included in a confidentiality agreement; a restrictive example would be good to see and is especially appropriate for a sale or merger transactions.
9. Letter of Intent (LOI or term sheet) is the key agreement that outlines the general terms for a sale or merger.
10. Due Diligence Checklist is the outline of what a buyer can expect to be able to inspect to assure him- or herself that the price and terms in the LOI are satisfactory so that the transaction can proceed.


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Unlike regular designs of balding, Alopecia areata doesn't have got a apparent pre-decided set of patterns. All instances of AA often occur randomly, bounded only from the age group of 15-30. The seriousness of this type of alopecia also differs from an individual to a different one.Some people could have three or four different hairless places at any one time, although some have only mildly thinning locations which are seldom detectable under standard lights conditions. Co na porost włosów?
What separates AA from all of the other types of balding is its severeness when it finally strikes. Instead of sensing some type of goose blemish about the head, you'll locate entirely smooth skin area. It's just as if this ailment eliminates all remnants in the the hair follicles soon after it provides handled your hair shafts inside the impacted region.The affected regions on the head are often round; in many instances, it seems almost completely oblong. Be aware that Alopecia areata can manifest by itself in 'strange' places for example the beard, the legs or perhaps the pubic region.A method of being aware of if Alopecia areata accounts for hair thinning on your own scalp is by hunting whether or not you possess 'exclamation level hairs'. If your knife appears to be growing on a sleek, balding spot on your brain, then there is a really active scenario of AA. Check with your medical professional immediately to verify your suspicion. Wypadanie włosów
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It may possibly seem sad, yet your doctor may do something that could frustration you afterward. To learn regardless of if the 'exclamation point hairs' really are anything they seem to be, your doctor could choose to carefully tug about them. Should they were actually indeed a result of Alopecia areata, then they can be drawn off of quite easily.Every one of these are most often disappointing, but there's dazzling sun in the end. You can see, in additional than 90 percent of all circumstances of Alopecia areata, the signs and symptoms disappear on their own without medical involvement. For some reason, a number of enviromentally friendly activates for example anxiety trigger the occurrence of AA in patients. Eliminate the stress, the AA goes away completely. Łysienie androgenowe
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Should you don't want to hold out to find out regardless of whether your Alopecia areata should go apart naturally or not, you might question your physician concerning the basic treatment options readily available for this disease.The standard cure for Alopecia areata is steroids. Steroids are some of the friendliest and a lot valuable chemical compounds when employed ethically during true health-related involvement. Steroids hinder the defense cells in the body from ruining the hair.Steroids might be given through injection, or maybe the doctor may possibly suggest steroids in product or lotion kind. In case you are prescribed this sort of, all you want do is to frequently utilize the topical ointment steroids in the spots that happen to be demonstrating balding. Anabolic steroid areas may also be used for the same reason for counterbalancing the effects of rogue immune system cells. Co na porost włosów?
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Tribute to the Olympic Games: Vintage Sofa and Trunk Duo
With a vintage inspired Olympian moleskin fabric, this chesterfield style sofa, perfectly complemented by an original looking trunk can add loads of personality. According to Decoist, the Sir Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent inspired sofa and trunk were especially developed as a tribute to this year's coming Olympic games in London. Both the vintage Olympic poster print adorning the trunk and the Olympic inspired moleskin fabric, are a statement for any sports enthusiast. Colorful and original looking, these two items not only go great together, but are easily adaptable to a variety of decors with a simple color palette. The price tag on the two items- £2399 and £629- may get yo down, but remember Freshome is all about ideas, so feel free to improvise!