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Teenage centre-back Samuel Umtiti's first Ligue 1 goal sent Olympique Lyon two points clear at the top of the table as they beat strugglers Troyes 2-1 on Saturday.
The 19-year-old Umtiti, making his 22nd league appearance, scored the winner with 15 minutes remaining to put Lyon on 41 points from 20 games, ahead of Paris St Germain who drew 0-0 with Ajaccio at home on Friday to reach 39.
Third-placed Olympique Marseille could go level on points with Lyon if they win at 18th-placed Sochaux on Sunday.
Girondins Bordeaux recorded their first league victory since mid-November when they won 2-0 at Stade Rennes to leapfrog the hosts into fourth place, tied on 32 points.
Lyon, who were dumped out of the French Cup as holders last weekend by third-tier side Epinal, were made to work hard by their 19th-placed hosts despite opening the scoring in the 11th minute.
"We had a tough week. The players were willing to bounce back but they were feeling the pressure," coach Remi Garde told the club's website (www.olweb.net).
"We are fully aware that this kind of showing would not be enough to win the next game," added Garde, who did not mention the first place in his post-match comments.
Lyon started brightly as Maxime Gonalons, who was handed the captain's armband this week after striker Lisandro Lopez decided to give up the duty, headed home a Steed Malbranque corner to put his side in front after 11 minutes.
The home team went close to making it 1-1 in the 24th minute but Corentin Jean failed to slot the ball into an empty net from a neat Fabien Camus pass.
They were rewarded for their efforts when experienced playmaker Benjamin Nivet, 36, levelled the match with a superb volley in the 38th minute to match his best tally in a whole season with a seventh league goal this term.
Lyon bossed the game after the break but barely threatened the hosts' goalkeeper Yohann Thuram-Ulien until Umtiti took advantage of confusion in the Troyes defence following a corner to earn them the victory.
The Cameroon-born defender, starting for the ninth time this season, netted with his second attempt after his first shot on goal was cleared by a defender.
"This goal was the only thing missing for me to continue growing as a player. I am very happy," Umtiti told French channel Canal+.
"We showed our resources. We were not that good but we will only think about the three points we took," said the defender.
In Rennes, Yoan Gouffran scored his eighth league goal this season to put the visiting Bordeaux ahead in the 57th minute.
Henri Saivet powered home a splendid half-volley to double the lead nine minutes later as Bordeaux clinched their first win after five consecutive league draws.
Substitute Gaetan Charbonnier was twice on target in 12 minutes late on to earn champions Montpellier a deserved 2-0 victory over Lorient, who fell to sixth on 31 points as Montpellier climbed to ninth on 29.
Nolan Roux scored the fastest goal of the season after 21 seconds for 2011 champions Lille, who blew the lead twice to draw 2-2 at basement-side Nancy.
Nancy captain Andre Luiz left the pitch in tears in stoppage time after playing his last game in an eight-year spell before he heads back to his homeland Brazil.


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Disney expects Infinity game's retail sales to hit $1bn
Walt Disney Co expects global retail sales from its 10-month-old Infinity video game to reach $1 billion even as rivals also combine physical toys with video games, Jimmy Pitaro, president of the company's interactive unit, said in an interview.
Disney launched Infinity in August to help turn around its interactive gaming unit, which lost $1.4 billion from fiscal year 2008 to 2013. In an overhaul in March, the division laid off about one-quarter of the workforce, cut the number of games it develops and focused its advertising more on the fast-changing mobile market.
A month ago, Disney reported global retail sales of $550 million for Infinity. Sales of the game helped the interactive unit post a $14 million profit for the quarter that ended in March, its third consecutive quarterly profit.
"We will be a billion-dollar franchise," Pitaro said of Infinity in an interview on Wednesday at the E3 video game conference.
A Disney spokeswoman said the company expects Infinity's global retail sales will cross that threshold with the upcoming launch of the game's next version, "Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes."
She added that Pitaro's projection was "just the beginning of what we expect it to do. This is a long-term game franchise."
Infinity lets users play with characters from Disney and Pixar films such as Anna and Elsa from "Frozen," Captain Jack Sparrow from "Pirates of the Caribbean" and Lightning McQueen from "Cars."
The 2.0 version that will be launched in the fall brings in Marvel heroes such as Captain America, Iron Man and Spider-Man.
Infinity competes with Activision Blizzard Inc's "Skylanders" franchise that first successfully introduced the concept of toys coming to life on screen when placed on an electronic base. Since its launch in October 2011 until the end of 2013, "Skylanders" has surpassed $2 billion in revenue.
This week at E3, Nintendo Co Ltd announced it would release "amiibo" toys of characters such as Mario with a chip that activates them in games when placed on the GamePad controller of its Wii U console.
Disney also plans more mobile "Star Wars" games before its scheduled December 2015 release of the seventh movie in the classic sci-fi series, Pitaro said. Disney also has a multi-year licensing deal with Electronic Arts Inc to develop a different line of "Star Wars" games.
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BRUSSELS, June 11 European Union officials said on Monday that Iran has agreed to discuss a proposal from six world powers to curb its production of high-grade uranium at a meeting in Moscow next week in an apparent de-escalation of tensions ahead of the talks.
The development follows more than two weeks of wrangling between Iranian diplomats and Western negotiators over preparations for the closely-watched round of nuclear talks which had cast some doubts over what can be achieved in Moscow.
A tense exchange of letters between EU diplomats, who deal with Iran on behalf of the six powers, and Iranian officials had earlier appeared to suggest Tehran may be backtracking on its expressed willingness to discuss their most pressing concern - high-grade uranium enrichment even in broad terms.
But on Monday, Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili agreed to focus on the six powers' demands at the Moscow meeting, during a one-hour phone conversation with EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton.
"The Iranians agreed on the need for Iran to engage on the (six powers') proposals, which address its concerns on the exclusively peaceful nature of the Iranian nuclear programme," a spokesman for Ashton said.
Ashton heads talks with Iran on behalf of the six powers: United States, China, Russia, Germany, France and Britain.
The group, known as P5+1, because it consists of the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council plus Germany, aims to persuade Iran to curb its nuclear work, because of suspicions it aims to produce weapons. Iran denies that.
In the immediate term, they want Tehran to stop enriching uranium to 20 percent fissile purity, because production of such material represents a major technological advance en route to making weapons-grade material.
They put forth a proposal on how to achieve this at a round of talks in Baghdad in May, in which Tehran would stop production, close an underground facility where such work is done and ship any stockpile out of the country.
In return, they offered to supply it with fuel for a reactor in Tehran, which requires 20-percent uranium, and to ease sanctions against the sale of parts for commercial aircraft to Iran.
No agreement was reached in Baghdad but the seven countries agreed to continue discussions on June 18 and 19 in Moscow.
Tensions flared up soon after the meeting in the Iraqi capital, when Iranian officials asked for preparatory meetings with experts. P5+1 negotiators were reluctant to agree without explicit agreement from Tehran that high-grade uranium would be discussed, diplomats said.
Tehran, in response, had accused the powers of failing to honour agreements reached in previous negotiations and trying to scupper talks.
But a diplomat with knowledge of the issue said that Iran was no longer demanding an experts' meeting.
"They are prepared to go to Moscow and address our proposals," the diplomat said, speaking on condition of anonymity. (Reporting by Justyna Pawlak and John O'Donnell; Editing by Jon Hemming)


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She is an American pornographic actress.
Belladonna grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah in a Mormon household. Her father was a retired Air Force captain and former bishop in the Mormon Church. She has 6 siblings, 3 brothers, 3 sisters and a half sister from her Mother. Her parents are divorced and both have remarried.
She was formerly engaged to fellow porn actor Nacho Vidal. On April 11, 2004, she married Aiden Kelly in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her daughter, Myla, was born on January 11, 2005. Belladonna also put up a website dedicated to her daughter Myla named mylilmonster.com where there are several pictures of Myla.
Belladonna got into the adult film industry after she moved to Los Angeles to become a nude model. She has appeared in over 250 adult films with the majority of them being anal-themed. She now owns and operates Belladonna Entertainment with her partner and husband, Aiden Kelly. She produces her own movies under Belladonna Entertainment and Deadly Nightshade Productions, exclusively distributed by Evil Angel). Since 2004 she has exploded in popularity, taking the place of many more well-known longtime actresses who perform in standard/typical porn films.
She often stars in anal sex, interracial and lesbian themed adult films, and has become best known and most popular for the latter. She has performed double anal (a rarity in the adult film industry) multiple times. She has also performed in scenes with she-male performers, during which she has both oral, anal, and vaginal sex, without condom. She continued to perform while already visibly pregnant. She has built a reputation for her ability to perform in almost any theme in mainstream porn, and for her willingness to perform in almost any sexual scenario.
She has appeared several times in the reality television series Family Business, which focuses on the life of porn director Adam Glasser a.k.a. "Seymore Butts". In 2004 she was one of a number of porn stars photographed by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders for a "coffee table book" on the adult industry, XXX: 30 Porn Star Photographs; she also appears in the HBO documentary Thinking XXX about the making of the book.
Since late 2003 she has almost exclusively acted in lesbian scenes; she also started to direct and produce her own lesbian-themed films, in which she is almost always dominant. She often takes part in outlandish acts in lesbian scenes, and has built a fanbase based solely upon these films. In several of her lesbian films, she has showcased her ability to bring other actresses to squirting orgasms (many claiming it to be their first), and often performs intense and relentless anal penetrations on them with two or more fingers, or with extremely large dildos. Actresses performing with her sometimes show tears during the more intense performances, later claiming they enjoyed it more than any previous scenes they have taken part in with any other actor or actress.
She also frequently pulls their hair, spanks them, spits on them, and gives verbal commands or exchanges "dirty talk." Usually her female co-stars are more timid and petite women who act more in a submissive role, although occasionally she performs with another female who is equally as intense and dominant as she is. When performing with an equally dominating actress, the scenes often become intense, to the extent that both she and her fellow performer have bruises after sex. In lesbian based films, she generally prefers that those performing with her perform rough anal on her with either 3 or more fingers, or a large dildo in order to bring her to orgasm.
It is these rough, dominant lesbian films for which she has become best known. Though married to a man, Belladonna is bisexual.
Her career in the pornography business was followed for two years by a crew from ABC Television, culminating in a January 2003 interview with Diane Sawyer as part of a Primetime Thursday segment on pornography. During the interview she broke out in tears. Following its broadcast Belladonna condemned what she felt had been unfair treatment at the hands of Sawyer and the ABC staffers, saying the segment had portrayed her as a victim and that the interview was edited to convey the misleading impression that she had been forced to perform against her will.
The interview has since been used by a number of anti-pornography pressure groups to support their case that pornography is exploitative of the women who appear in it; nevertheless, Belladonna remains an active performer in the industry. In later interviews, Belladonna claimed that she had never intended to make "anti-porn" statements, and that Primetime had deliberately taken many of her statements out of context in order to give the segment a negative slant


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"The U.S. government is no different than a homeowner facing foreclosure," says Professor Bruce Johnsen in an op-ed appearing in The Wall Street Journal. "Either it earns more money, adjusts its spending habits or gives up its assets."
Writing with Terry L. Anderson, Johnsen argues that the sale of parts of the one-third of the country comprising federal assets, such as acreage held by the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service, the Outer Continental Shelf, and national parks, could be sold to meet debt payments. He cites Greece as an example of a nation prepared this past summer to sell public property to raise over $40 billion.
"Instead of selling public properties," Johnsen says, "Washington politicians could start better managing their land portfolio." He cites modest increases in visitor fees for national parks and the lease of more lands for commodity production as alternatives to the sale of assets.
"Washington has few options for raising more revenue without disrupting long-run growth, and no one wants to see America's public treasures sold," Johnson says. "That only leaves one alternative: Go on a fiscal diet."
Sell Yosemite, Hold a Smithsonian Yard Sale, The Wall Street Journal, December 27, 2012. By Terry L. Anderson and D. Bruce Johnsen.
"Facing the 'fiscal cliff,' perhaps the president and Congress should start thinking in terms of the 'foreclosure crisis.' All lenders, whether a local home-loan bank or the Chinese government, expect to be repaid either from the borrower's income or, if that is insufficient, from the sale of assets. Where does that leave the U.S. government?
"It seems unlikely that Washington could repay its debts by raising more tax revenue. After all, Chris Cox and Bill Archer reported in these pages that the Treasury could not cover the $8 trillion required to avoid going deeper into debt even if the IRS confiscated all taxable corporate income and all the adjusted gross income of taxpayers reporting more than $60,000.
"So what federal assets could be sold to meet debt payments? Consider the one-third of America held in federal lands. The Bureau of Land Management administers a whopping 253 million acres. Private grazing land goes for at least $1,000 per acre. If you add to that the oil, gas, and mineral potential, that land ought to fetch at least $2,000 per acre, or $500 billion in total."


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The iconic X-shaped chromosome is well-known to biologists, but that shape represents only a brief moment in time when the cell is preparing to divide. Now researchers have developed a method to visualize a 3-dimensional model of the chromosome in its active form, revealing a more complete picture of the complex structure's role.
In a study published in the journal Nature (1), a team of researchers led by Peter Fraser at Babraham Institute in Cambridge, UK described a single-cell Hi-C imaging technique that identifies thousands of individual chromatin contacts within a single nucleus, illustrating how chromosomal DNA is elaborately folded.
"I think it's going to be hugely beneficial in terms of understanding how the genome is controlled," explained Fraser. "The genome project gave us the sequence and there is a large proportion of the genome that is functional.… Understanding how [chromosomes] are folded up and contacting genes is going to be a massive task, but this is going to tell us a lot about how the genome functions and how it is regulated."
Fraser said that the single-cell Hi-C approach—which also combines genome-wide computational analysis and structural modeling of single-copy X chromosomes—has enabled his lab to accurately map specific genes within the intricate folds of DNA, providing a better explanation of the connection between chromosome structure and variable gene expression in individual cells.
"Our computational analysis showed that active genes tend to be toward the surface of the chromosome territories, though not the same active gene domains in every cell," said Fraser. "That seemed to fit with what we know about variability in gene expression and gene transcription."
Fraser suggested that as the imaging resolution and coverage of his lab's technique improves, the approach may even be used to reconstruct the entire genome in 3D and study the inner working of disease, such as chromosomal translocations involved in cancer.
"Nobody knows how translocation happens," said Fraser. "It is thought that regions in proximity get double-strand breaks and then they get joined together aberrantly, so we'd be able to interrogate that kind of thing for every gene in the genome."
For now though, Fraser's next step will be conducting high-throughput sequencing to study hundreds of cells rather than just dozens at a time. "I think we have only just scratched the surface with this paper."
1. Nagano et al. Single-cell Hi-C reveals cell-to-cell variability in chromosome structure. Nature (2013) 502:59-64.


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Finnish handset maker Nokia's (NYSE:NOK) debt rating has been slashed from B+ to BB-, four levels below investment grade, moving it one step closer to junk after it agreed to buy Siemens AG's (NYSE:SI) 50 percent stake in Nokia Siemens Networks.
Nokia agreed to purchase Siemens' equipment venture for 1.7 billion euros ($2.2 billion) on July 1, paying 1.2 billion euros and then the remainder as a secured loan from Siemens a year after the deal is completed.
Nokia has obtained committed bank financing for the 1.2 billion-euro cash portion. Rating company Standard & Poor's said in a statement that Nokia's net cash may fall as low as 1.3 billion euros by the end of this year. Additionally, Moody's Investors Service put Nokia on review this week for a downgrade, while Fitch Ratings said the acquisition would pressure the company's balance sheet.
Nokia, the world's second-largest manufacturer of mobile phones, doesn't plan to integrate Nokia Siemens and may decide to seek partners, Chief Executive Officer Stephen Elop said this week.


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Born: September 18, 1932 - London, England Died: December 27, 2010 - London (?), England
The English mezzo-soprano, Maureen Lehane, studied at the Guildhall School of Music London and continued her training with Hermann Weissenborn in Berlin and with the English teachers John and Aida Dickens. Maureen Lehane made her debut in 1967 at the Festival of Glyndebourne in the Baroque opera L'Ormindo by Cavalli and made a great career in England and abroad. In 1966 she married with the composer Peter Wishart (1921-1984), for whose work she had special affinity. She sang numerous opera roles, among them for the Handel Opera Society works like Arianna and Faramondo by George Frideric Handel in England as in the USA. She appeared with great success in concerts at the Carnegie Hall New York, in England, Poland, Sweden and Germany. She sang also at the Festival of Aldeburgh, at the Stravinsky Festival, at the Three Choirs Festival, in Cologne and at the Göttingen Händel Festival. She undertook an Australia tour, a two-month USA tour and a three-month concert tour in the Middle and the Far East. In 1971 she made a guest appearance in the Dutch as on the Belgian television, visited in 1979-1980 in Berlin, Lisbon and Rome, in 1981 in Warsaw. In 1974 she performed at the Sadler's Wells Opera London the title role in Ariodante by G.F. Handel, in 1976 at the Netherlands Opera Amsterdam Dido in Dido and Aeneas by H. Purcell. In 1974 she sang in London the title role in the opera Clytemnestra, a work of her husband Peter Wishart, in 1982 in the opera Adriano in Siria by Johann Christoph Bach, in 1984 at Reading University in Peter Wishart's The Lady of the Inn. In 1986 she launched an annual Festival, dedicated to the memory of her deceased husband Peter Wishart and his work. Maureen Lehane continued her career, particularly in radio and television broadcasts, and worked also within the music-educational area. Already during 1972-1973 she gave in Holland courses for introduction to the Händel interpretation, and operated in similar form in England. Recordings: Numerous recordings on various labels, on Decca (Belshazzar by G.F. Handel, Elektra), HMV (Theresien-Messe by J. Haydn), BASF (Bach Cantatas, sacred vocal works of J. Haydn, Mozart, Magnificat by Johann Christian Bach), Westminster (Arsamene in Serse by G.F. Handel), Songs of H. Purcell in arrangements by her husband Peter Wishart.
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MADRID (AP) — Spain's national soccer team is playing an exhibition game at Equatorial Guinea. And the country's soccer federation won't say why.
The decision to play a game at the former Spanish colony has drawn the ire of the country's opposition in exile group in Madrid, and raised questions about what benefit the World Cup champions expect to get out from playing the team ranked 119th in the world.
The federation said it will not be paid any extra fees to play the game. When directly asked why the game is being played, federation president Angel Maria Villar refused to answer.
"I won't answer this question," Villar said on Thursday. "Ask anything else, but I won't respond to this one."
Spanish players have reportedly refused to pose for photographs with President Teodoro Obiang Nguema, who is Africa's longest serving strongman and accused of human rights violations and corruption.
Spain will become the first nation from outside Africa to play in Malabo since Obiang took power. Equatorial Guinea is coached by former Spain international Andoni Goikoetxea.
Over 14,000 people have joined the opposition group in calling for the match to be halted by signing a petition on change.org.
"The adequate decision for everyone, in our opinion, would be that the game is not celebrated," the group said in a statement on Thursday. "If not, Spain will pay a hefty bill for falling into this trap, and not just from an economic standpoint."
Amnesty International, EG Justice, and Human Rights Watch are among those who have criticized Obiang's government over other issues such as politically motivated arrests and lack of freedom of speech. Obiang seized power in a 1979 coup.
Spain's players were left in the firing line of reporter's questions after the federation refused to make any official comment on the match.
Striker Fernando Llorente was being asked his opinion of the situation, but team spokeswoman Paloma Antoranz interjected for a back-and-forth where she said the players would not answer questions on the topic.
Llorente eventually answered: "I only want to talk about sport, everything else I don't want to talk about it."
Marc Bartra, who had just received his first call-up and has yet to play a game for Spain, did not elaborate.
"We try to stay out of all this and to focus on the football," said defender Raul Albiol, who pleaded ignorance on the issue of team photographs with Obiang. "The country, its government, that is something apart.
"We're here to play a friendly and nothing more."
Defender Sergio Ramos was critical of another extended travel plan that will see Spain return to South Africa for a friendly on Tuesday, in its first return since it won the World Cup there in 2010.
"It's clear that these long trips are not enjoyable for anybody," Ramos said. "We can try new tactics heading into the World Cup which is always something positive."


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Can a lazy fall Sunday spent watching football actually be improved upon? Only if the rich aroma of meat, slowly braising in wine, is wafting through your house. Luckily, making a hearty stew is practically a foolproof process. Just take whatever meat, veggies, and starches you have at the ready; toss them into a pot with some stock, a decent bottle of wine, and seasonings; and let it all simmer to perfection while you relax on the couch. Our favorite recipe comes from David Shea, chef-owner of Applewood restaurant in Brooklyn. Succulent grass-fed-beef short ribs are the star ingredient, and one key technique sets this recipe apart from the mushy stews you endured as a kid: Three-quarters of the way through cooking, Shea removes the spent starter vegetables, which have given all their flavor to the stock, and replaces them with seasonal root veggies, for a hit of earthy sweetness, and kale, a green strong enough to stand up to the braise. "It really couldn't be easier," Shea says. "And it'll taste even better the next day as the flavors mingle in the fridge. Reheat it as is, or toss the whole thing with some pasta." Set a fully loaded pot on the stove in the morning, and you'll be eating by game time.
First Braise:
• 1 tbsp canola oil
• 5 lbs 2-inch grass-fed-beef short ribs (bone-in)
• salt
• pepper
• 1 bottle red wine
• 3 large peeled carrots, ½ stalk celery, 2 medium Spanish onions, all cut into 1-inch pieces
• About 3½ quarts beef or chicken stock
Second Braise:
• About 3 lbs mixed root vegetables, peeled and cut into ½-inch pieces (Shea uses 3 small rutabagas, 5 small turnips, and 6 medium russet potatoes.)
• 1 head garlic cloves, peeled and crushed
• 2 sprigs thyme
• 1 bay leaf
• 1 bunch kale, cut crosswise into 1-inch strips
The Technique
Step One
Brown the Meat. Season the ribs all over with salt and pepper. Place pot over medium heat. Heat the oil until it just begins to shimmer. Add the ribs and sear them on all sides. Do this in stages so as not to crowd the pot – and pay close attention: Burn the meat and the dish is ruined.
Step Two
Deglaze the Pot. Once the meat is seared, remove it. Now pour yourself a glass of wine, and add the rest of the bottle to the pot. Give everything a stir to lift all of those great caramelized bits from the bottom of the pot. Turn heat up to high, and allow the wine to reduce by half.
Step Three
First Braise. Add carrots, celery, and onions to the pot, then ribs, then stock. Bring to a simmer. Never let it boil – you'll get greasy stew. Cover and simmer for at least 4 hours.
Step Four
Save the Jus. With a slotted spoon, remove ribs gently and set aside. Strain what remains in the pot through a fine sieve. Discard the vegetables but not the juice – it's liquid gold.
Step Five
Second Braise. While everything is hot, pour the cooking liquid back into the pot, and add the root vegetables, garlic, thyme, and bay leaf. Place the ribs back in the pot, and return to a simmer over medium heat.
Step Six
Skim the Fat. For the next hour, simmer uncovered, occasionally skimming fat from the surface. If the broth looks too thin, up the speed of the simmer; too thick, slow it down some.
Step Seven
Let It Rest. Take the pot off the heat, and add the kale, gently stirring it into the stew. Check seasoning, then pull out the bay leaf and thyme. Let the stew sit for 15 minutes, filling the room with an awesome aroma.


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McCain Primary Challenger Hayworth: Obama 'Should Come Forward' With His Birth Certificate (VIDEO)
Matthews referred back to some of Hayworth's past statements. "I'm reading your letter that says the president should go back and get his birth certificate from the governor of Hawaii," said Matthews, who then added: "I'm just asking, do you stand by this letter?"
"Yeah, sure," Hayworth responded.
"Should the governor of Hawaii produce evidence that the president is one of us, an American?" Matthews asked. "Do you think that's a worthy pastime for the governor of Hawaii right now?"
"No, I -- look. I'm just saying the president should come forward with the information, that's all," said Hayworth. "Why should we depend on the governor of Hawaii?"


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Update: We've just taken delivery of our review sample of this phone and will be posting a full review in the next few days but we couldn't resist grabbing a few snaps and sharing them with you straight away.
Here they are in all their raw glory.
Our standard cityscape view. The phone's slightly underexposed the buildings but overall dynamic range is excellent for a phone. And, zoom in and there's an insane amount of detail. Compare it to the Shot below, taken with an iPhone 4S.
Using the PureView's zoom feature, this is the view you get. Again, click to see the fullsize image and the incredible amount of detail it reveals.
Another example of the 'power' of the digital zoom. The picture above shows a zoomed in shot of some flowers while the shot further below shows the full wide angle.
It likes there may be a bit of vignetting in this shot but we'll have to have a bit more of a play before passing judgement.
Bonkers. Utterly bonkers. This could just about fairly be an assessment of the Nokia 808 PureView and its 41MP camera. Nokia has literally put together a phone the sole purpose of which is to showcase this astonishing new camera technology. And although the handset is a somewhat underwhelming plasticky Symbian model. The camera tech is undeniably impressive. Moreover, it's likely to come to proper Lumia smartphones in the not-too-distant future.
We were shown the camera in action in the uncharacteristically bright conditions of the demo floor here at Mobile World Congress and despite the favourable conditions we were impressed. Taking a wide angle snap of the miniature street scene which appeared as though shot from a tenth floor window, it was possible to zoom in and make out individual blades of the (admittedly over sized pretend) grass. Shots taken of faces from a metre or two away allow for zooming in to view indiviual pimples or eyelashes.
The interface also makes it easy to zoom into your subject, before shooting, giving effectively an optical zoom – you're still getting 8MP or 5MP when zoomed in.
Helping to ensure the picture remains top quality is the size of the sensor, which is 1/1.2in – massive for a phone camera. This accounts for the large bulge that's needed to accommodate the camera, though the lens itself is fairly modest in size. It has an f-number of f/2.4 and focal length of 28mm, which actually makes it near-identical to most camera phones in those terms.
The technology behind the new sensor is derived from that employed in satellite photography, apparently, though we've yet to determine exactly what makes this so. Either way, Toshiba was the development partner for the piece of silicon that packs in 7,728 x 5,368 pixels, each of a mere 1.4microns across.
Finishing off the impressive camera performance are the dual flashes – a Xenon for stills and an LED for video; video that can be shot at 1080p with up to a 4x digital zoom.
As to the phone, while we were a little dismissive of it in our opening gambit, it's actually a perfectly respectable device. It's reasonably smart, has a bright, colourful and responsive AMOLED touchscreen. And although Symbian isn't exactly the most sophisticated operating system going, recent improvements have at least made it easy to use.
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No one cares about the rules in my work, and that includes me. I like to dress differently and I enjoy odd items and unusual items. If I had to dress to please those mentioned I'd bore myself to death.
Why do it if its no fun?
No one cares about the rules in my work, and that includes me. I like to dress differently and I enjoy odd items and unusual items. If I had to dress to please those mentioned I'd bore myself to death.
Why do it if its no fun?
+1 thats the biggest compliment
Remy is going places - In my dealings with him at P.Johnson im nothing but impressed with the guy
In all honesty, I'm one who is slightly susceptible to silent SF hero worship and tumblr-stalking.
I don't have $$ for amazing visits to London/Naples (like this guy, one of my favourite past SF threads http://www.styleforum.net/t/170554/noob-here-wait-till-london-or-no)
or to afford the insane number and quality of items that my favourite SF members have (Spoo, Foo, Manton, maomao).
The flipside is that thrifting is not a viable option, given my lack of time/dedication and perceived slim pickings in Melb. Perhaps, it's easier for those involved in the #menswear vendor community to develop their wardrobes meaningfully, and maybe CW and Romp can comment on this. At the end of the day, you spend within your means and time. I'm particularly impressed with Romp, given that he has a young family and work commitments outside of menswear. CW as well. Amazing.
That's not to say I haven't tried things - I just have to be highly selective, and hence SF has basically changed my purchase/menswear trajectory.
At the end of the day, the basis of SF hero worship is that we're able to live vicariously through senior members. That and working towards your grails is more than half the fun.
Thanks iSurg, kind words. Truth be told I am still wardrobe building and I am just fortunate that I wear suits 5 days a week so I have that side of my wardrobe in a better situation than my casual stuff. Lack of good options in Sydney on the casual side was what prompted us to start O&J in the first place.. basically just trying to make some shirts and pants that we'd want to wear - bit of fun really.
I tend to only stay on the Australian thread here on this forum as I find elsewhere there is too much trolling and #menswear circle jerking. I think its good to "learn" menswear but really there are alot of guys out there who lack real world experience which is only gained with time and experience. Be willing to try and experiment with stuff you see and you'll end up finding your own personal style and a wardrobe of items that can be thrown together thoughtlessly and look great.
Anyone itching to see Great Gatsby? (Not opening until next year, but still)
The suits are BB, and a chance to see some white tie in film. Didn't really think that brown in town was a thing in the Americas until the 30's
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Stumbled across this documentary/mockumentary. Looks promising for some laughs.
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California's 10 billion barrels in offshore oil could be brought to market in as little as a year "if the moratorium were lifted," according to a recent Sanford C. Bernstein report said, citing that the oil is under shallow water and drilling platforms already exist.
Polls show most Americans favoring opening federal lands and offshore areas to energy production. As it stands, 97% of our offshore areas and 94% of our federal lands are off limits.
To begin with, industry analysts note, much of the drilling delay is self-inflicted — a result of excessively stringent environmental and land-use regulations.
Scrap those, or modify them, and new oil can be produced in far less than 10 years.
Producing oil from new sources has three stages, which can take years, notes Marilyn Crockett, executive director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association in Anchorage.
1. environmental impact report
2. bidding on leases
3. drilling.
1. The environmental impact statement alone can take two to three years.
The Interior Department's Minerals Management Service manages those studies for federal offshore holdings, after input from local, state and environmental groups, according to spokeswoman Robin Cacy.
2. After that comes bidding.
MMS manages the 574 million acres of offshore federal holdings, and the Bureau of Land Management directs those for federal land, such as the National Petroleum Reserve of Alaska and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. For instance, Cacy said MMS conducts lease bids in five-year blocks, with recent ones in the Chukchi Sea off northwest Alaska set for 2007 to 2012. Based on this, "we can't add new sales to that," she said.
Yet, in some areas, the regulatory processes is largely done, so oil can come to market far sooner than 10 years — if Congress lets it.
Bureaucracy's not the only problem.
According to the Institute for Energy Research, a private think tank, citing Bureau of Land Management data, protests, appeals and lawsuits over oil development averaged 1,180 per year between 2001 and 2007, a 706% increase over 1997-2000. The IER notes, for instance, that 100% of New Mexico's 78 oil leases were protested by environmental and neighborhood groups.
In Alaska's case, stringent environmental regulations permit exploration only in winter — from December to April. "We go to extreme means to make sure we do no harm to the tundra," said Crockett. Offshore exploration has fewer environmental delays, but requires more infrastructure to bring the oil to market, said Crockett.


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United States Department of Labor. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Consumer Expenditure Survey, 1991: Interview Survey. ICPSR06209-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1993. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR06209.v1
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Subject Terms: consumer behavior, consumer expenditures, consumption, debt, demographic characteristics, employment, energy consumption, families, fixed income, food costs, household budgets, household expenditures, household income, housing costs, insurance, purchasing, taxes, unemployment benefits, wages and salaries
Geographic Coverage: United States
- 1991
Universe: Total civilian, noninstitutionalized population of the United States.
A new Interview Survey questionnaire was introduced beginning in April 1991, resulting in significant changes to the 1991 Interview Survey data files. Several files, including Purchases of Household Appliances, Inventory of Household Appliances, Inventory and Purchases of Owned Vehicles, Disposal of Owned Vehicles, Trips and Vacations, and Vehicle Make/Model Codes and Titles, have been moved to the CONSUMER EXPENDITURE SURVEY: INTERVIEW SURVEY, DETAILED EXPENDITURE FILES for 1991 and subsequent years.
Record counts listed in the documentation are incorrect for Parts 7, 11, 15, and 19. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will issue an erratum to the documentation in the future.
Sample: The Consumer Expenditure Survey is based on a national probability sample of households. Households are selected from primary sampling units (PSUs), which consist of counties (or parts thereof), groups of counties, or independent cities. The set of sample PSUs used for the survey is composed of 101 areas, of which 85 urban areas have also been selected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics for the Consumer Price Index program. The sampling frame from which housing units were selected was generated from the 1980 Census 100-percent detail file, augmented by new construction permits and coverage improvement techniques used to eliminate recognized deficiencies in that census. The sample design is a rotating panel survey in which one-fifth of the sample is dropped and a new group added each quarter. Each panel is interviewed for five consecutive quarters and then dropped from the survey.
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HIV and AIDS |
Can A Person Seroconvert After 21 Years?05/06/2005 |
If you may have been given an HIV contaminated blood transfusion in 1984 and had an HIV test in 1994 and it was fine, could it show up now in 2005?
It is unlikely that a person will seroconvert after 21 years after a contaminated blood transfusion with HIV-infected blood. A person usually seroconverts within 6 months after transfusion.
Pamposh Kaul, MD Assistant Professor College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |


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An investigation into the forces that drive ice-shelf rift propagation on the Amery Ice Shelf, East Antarctica
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Bassis, JN and Fricker, HA and Coleman, R and Minster, JB (2008) An investigation into the forces that drive ice-shelf rift propagation on the Amery Ice Shelf, East Antarctica. Journal of Glaciology, 54 (184). pp. 17-27. ISSN 0022-1430
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For three field seasons (2002/03, 2004/05, 2005/06) we have deployed a network of GPS receivers and seismometers around the tip of a propagating rift on the Amery Ice Shelf, East Antarctica. During these campaigns we detected seven bursts of episodic rift propagation. To determine whether these rift propagation events were triggered by short-term environmental forcings, we analyzed simultaneous ancillary data such as wind speeds, tidal amplitudes and sea-ice fraction (a proxy variable for ocean swell). We find that none of these environmental forcings, separately or together, correlated with rift propagation. This apparent insensitivity of ice-shelf rift propagation to short-term environmental forcings leads us to suggest that the rifting process is primarily driven by the internal glaciological stress. Our hypothesis is supported by order-of-magnitude calculations that the glaciological stress is the dominant term in the force balance. However, our calculations also indicate that as the ice shelf thins or the rift system matures and iceberg detachment becomes imminent, short-term
stresses due to winds and ocean swell may become more important.
Item Type: | Article |
Journal or Publication Title: | Journal of Glaciology |
Page Range: | pp. 17-27 |
Identification Number - DOI: | 10.3189/002214308784409116 |
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OTR restaurant closing next month
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Mayberry Gastro Pub at 1211 Main Street will close after brunch on July 7, Joshua Campbell said on the restaurant's Facebook page.
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by C.D. Crowder
Many educational toys and games can help children develop their listening skills. Children often have difficulty developing good listening skills, and by playing educational games with your children, you can bond with them and guide their learning. Some learning and educational toys encourage independent learning while still focusing on listening comprehension. By using a variety of educational games and toys available focused on listening skills, children can learn while having fun.
Board games: Board games require kids to listen to a set of rules. To play, they must retain the rules they just heard. Instead of letting the kid read the rules, read the rules to them. Have them repeat the rules back. The practice of repeating and using the rules they've learned helps reinforce their ability to listen and remember.
Video games: Age-appropriate educational video games work similarly to videos, music, and other auditory games. These games can be played alone or with others. Video games can be played on most game consoles, on computers, and through many websites. To complete game tasks, kids must listen to and remember instructions.
Auditory games: Games such as "Simon Says" or "Bingo" require kids to listen in order to play. If they don't listen, they can't perform tasks correctly. Children like to win games, and games that focus on another player stating steps or have an audio component to state tasks and steps will encourage kids to improve their listening skills. Play these games with your child to help make the games more fun.
Books: You can turn any children's book into a listening game. Read a book to a child and ask questions afterward. For every correct answer, provide some type of reward. If reading to a group, turn the questions into a group game. Many books focus solely on improving listening skills, such as riddle books which require kids to listen to and remember all details before they can solve the riddle. Other books include guessing games such as "20 Questions." To guess the answer, kids must remember the answers to the 20 questions.
Videos and music: Many kids' movies, shows, and songs are actually full of games. These games require children to listen carefully to perform the desired task. Typically, these tasks include saying a certain phrase or doing a certain dance or exercise move. These tasks build upon each other to develop kids' ability to listen and remember what they've heard.


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Need assistance with lit class checkpoint for week 8 rough draft of final paper for A raisin in the sun and the lottery Lit/210 wk 8
January 16, 2010 by Debby
What do you think Oedipus Rex and A Raisin in the Sun imply about Sophocles' and Lorraine Hansberry's cultural identity?" If you go to http://www.sparknotes.com/lit and read the Context and Themes ... sections for each work, you'll find plenty of ideas to use in answering ...
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The double voice writer in 18th century of American Lit. And the double voice is...?
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Im in grd11 this year nd when i ws in grd10 i ws doing maths lit bt in grd11 they say that this year all grds frm 10 to 12 wl change maths lit to pere bcoz of CAPS.So iz that true?
January 15, 2014 by Matebane Jack
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January 10, 2016 by RolivhuwaKINGJR
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hi I'm taking sat II lliterature test and i was wondering if you can give me a site where i can take a practice test online for free. Check these sites. http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/lc_two/lit/format.html?lit http://testprep.sparknotes.com/testcenter/ap/...
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to kill a mockingbird
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April 4, 2007 by will
How does Biff's habitual stealing reflect his upbringing? Check out the analysis of each character at http://www.sparknotes.com/lit =)
November 30, 2006 by WillY
I am reading the Scarlet Letter and i have a question. What are Dimmesdale's and Hester's plans to avoid being exposed by Chillingworth? Another teacher may come online who can help you with this directly, but all I can do is refer you to Sparknotes: http://www.sparknotes.com/...
January 15, 2007 by dukegirl
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May 11, 2007 by Writeacher
Maths Lit, Agic Science, Geography & Life Science
Hi, Im in grade 10 in Ngodini High School at Mpumalanga. I'm doing Life Science, Agricultural Science, Geography & Maths Lit - I want 2 know that which career path I can do?
December 4, 2015 by Mabuza Glen
What details does Frankenstein mention that makes him believe that he could have created a living Creature? This site will help you with the answers to that: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/frankenstein/
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Why is Piggy's fall emphasized? This site should help with that question. http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/flies/
February 8, 2007 by ktjo
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January 3, 2007 by stephen
what happens the first time that buck answers the call of the wild? http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/call/ =)
November 29, 2006 by timmy
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Five themes of geography as they relate to A Light in the Forest. I haven't read this book, but you might check on the themes section in here: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/lightforest/ =)
January 15, 2007 by Ryan
the awakening- please help!!
I can't figure out this problem... Which character in The Awakening matches the archetypal label of "philosopher"? http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/awakening/ Check especially the analysis of major characters. Then let us know what you think. =)
February 26, 2007 by Anonymous
The Crucible (ACT TWO)
why have so many people been arrested? an what is motivating the officials? http://www.sparknotes.com/lit It's been far too long since I read that play to remember such specifics, but if you click on the C when you get to the above linked website, you'll find help in detail. =)
March 24, 2007 by Bryan
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Hey so I take maths lit, business studies, visual arts and life sciences. What courses are avaliable for me to study after high school?
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ive got 2 questions....what points does Thomas Paine make in the pamhlet, Common Sense?? and what impact did Pain's pamphlet have in the colonies?? This site will give you an analysis of the pamphlet: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/commonsense/
December 5, 2006 by sheila
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In Cahpter 3 " A disappointment" What was the evidence that was in Darnay's handwriting? I really recommend that you read that chapter, in fact I recommend reading the whole book.... it is GOOD! Here is a site that will help you. http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/twocities/
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April 20, 2007 by Writeacher
lord of the files book in chapter 10 the question is why is roger so exited at the prospect of the beating of willard This site will give you some very helpful information. http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/flies/ Roger is "Jack's "lieutenant." A sadistic, cruel older boy "
December 27, 2006 by nowshin
The lord of the flies-English
What does Ralph say to the twins when they refuse to help him? (chapter 12) Please help its very frusterating! This gives a very good summary of that chapter: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/flies/
December 3, 2006 by Help!
In A Raisin in the Sun, is the main conflict poverty? http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/raisin/summary.html Look for the word "clash" or "disagree" or something like that. =)
August 8, 2007 by Anonymous
science help plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz?
Sue is setting up an experiment to test whether fly maggots select a dark or a brightly lit environment. She sets up a chamber in which there is a gradient in light intensity from one end (dark) to the other (brightly lit). The experimental hypothesis was "There will be a ...
December 11, 2013 by john
Science need help
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If you have ever read To Kill a Mockingbird, Of Mice and Men, or The Five People you meet in Heaven, please leave a post b cuz I have some questions that I need help on thank u in advance LOL- lots of luv, Brie To Kill a Mockingbird: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/mocking/ Of ...
April 22, 2007 by Brie
I have to do a report at school about how the movie Tom Sawyer and the book are different but I cant seem to remember toms little brothers name has anyone read the book and know? Thanks post back http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/tomsawyer/characters.html =)
November 26, 2006 by mak
Crime and Punishment
In the novel Crime and Punishment, what qualities in the landlady's daughter endeared her to Raskolnikov? Is the attraction comparable to or opposite from Luzhin's attraction to Dounia? I'm not sure of where in the novel this information would be, any help would be greatly ...
December 15, 2006 by Ashley
In conrad's The heart of darkness, why doesn't marlow tell kurtz's fiancee the truth. I am trying to find the answer. Thanks You might find an explanation here: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/heart/canalysis.html =)
March 12, 2007 by casey
urban communities
This site may help you. http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/breatheyes/ Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. No, I haven't personally read the book, but here are some sites to help you. 1. SparkNotes = http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/breatheyes/ 2. Reading Group Guide...
March 8, 2007 by Ms. Sue
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November 2, 2006 by Dirk
Science need help
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December 11, 2013 by john
Hi! I'm trying to find a lit device for this quote. This quote is from "The Story of An Hour" by Kate Chopin. I'm struggling to find a lit device. So far I've come up with "contrasting diction" but I'm trying to find an even stronger one. Passage: "There would be no powerful...
September 19, 2015 by Richard
We have a theme for English-lIt it is OVERCOMING OBSTACLES. We were assigned a homework assignment,15 obstacles of the world. My parents don't understand how to do it. because it has been so long since they have gone to school. I really need help imediateley... It is due ...
April 18, 2007 by Eastan
The lord of the flies-English
Really need your guys help! Please answer! I cant figure it out! Chapter 12- 1) Why is percival unable to remember his name and address? 2) What does Ralph say to the twins when they refuse to help him? I would be so grateful if you helped me out! :D http://www.sparknotes.com/...
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October 26, 2006 by Anonymous
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Do the phases of the moon affect how much of the moon is illuminated? I said yes because that's what causes us to have the different shapes/phases of the moon. Whichever parts are lit up. Is the following sentence true or false? The cycle of the phases takes about two days ...
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April 16, 2011 by Sarah
Hey guys i need to make a speech on the following topics Order and Disorder, Brute force and Law while using the Lord of the Flies as an example. cheers John Look particularly at the Themes, Motifs section. It will give you some good ideas. Then you use the chapter summaries ...
June 9, 2007 by John
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Lord of the Flies
I apologize, I posted the wrong question on my last post! Oops! The actual question was:: In Chapter 3, why cant Jack get the pig to stay on his spear? Thanks again! http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/flies/section3.rhtml =) why cant jack get the pig to saty on the spear
March 28, 2007 by Kaitlin S.
science i really really need help
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