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A fever dream of an evening unfolds as two innocent 12-year-old boys are drawn into the sexual power games of a young woman and her two lovers. Katarina is a teacher at the boys' school, a woman who exudes both sexuality and maternal warmth. A chance encounter during an afternoon of sledding and a small favor for Katarina turns into a night they won't soon forget. With their first swig of alcohol, puff of marijuana and taste of sexual desire, the boys find themselves mesmerized by their entrance into the complicated world of adulthood. Official Selection, 2012 Berlin, Karlovy Vary, Los Angeles Film Festivals.
DIR/SCR Olmo Omerzu; SCR Bruno Hájek, Jakub Felcman; PROD Jiri Konecny. Czech Republic/Slovenia, 2012, color, 65 min. In Czech with English subtitles. Digital presentation. NOT RATED S D L
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With their laid-back hip-hop beats, pleasant electronic whir and thrum, and shimmering acoustic-guitar strum, MUS-OK sound like a late-night collaboration between Beck and Air with the Dust Brothers and Nigel Godrich taking turns at the board. Which to us is a very good thing. The band, whose members came together in Boston four years ago but are now scattered across the country, don't play around too often, and what better event at which to see them than a stop-motion-animation fashion show/art exhibition/loft party with free booze? Birdhead Design is throwing just that sort of shindig on Saturday (May 6). Called the BIRDHEAD BASH, it will feature previous OTD featured dudes the WESTWARD TRAIL plus SUBCONSCIOUS COLLECTIVE and guest DJs, new work by artists GUNSHO, MATT ST. GELAIS, DAN MCCARTHY, and others, and an installation piece by BRIAN BUTLER. That's at 280 Studios, 327 A St, [top floor], Boston | 8 pm | $10 in advance; $15 at the door | 617.470.4097.
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9 postsuh-oh... politics...
Ontario Canada (Toronto)
first time in 70 years - back to back Liberal Govt.s (70%)
last 4 years - next 4 years.
as for Harper - well thats another story
I'll see your politics... and raise you Norah Jones
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haha ya it didnt work - so i clicked the link and the ad worked .. then the video played for a bit then stopped - so i started it again then it stopped for good
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jamie wrote:haha ya it didnt work - so i clicked the link and the ad worked .. then the video played for a bit then stopped - so i started it again then it stopped for good
Oh, you were watching the video, too? No wonder, mine kept sputtering... lol
soapbox... how fitting ..in a (dumdumdum) - political thread
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Actually embedding of user generated Soapbox videos still works:
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What you can't embed are premium videos like the one you tried to add here. That's due to licensing restrictions so you only get a linkto option in those cases.
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Aaahhh... Thanks for the clarification, Grace.
I'm just aghast that there are still record companies trying to restrict 320x240 blurry videos from being viewed by as many people as possible. The good thing is that in these days of Amazon Music, iTunes Plus, and Zune (whatever your DRM-free store is called), those companies will die.
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Situated in a rural location, this hotel is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Clynelish Distillery and within 6 mi (10 km) of Dunrobin Castle and Big Burn Walk. Orcadian Stone Company and Sutherland Monument are also within 12 mi (20 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and free breakfast. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided.
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The duo of Miguel A. Garcia on electronics and Lali Barriere on objects and no-input mixer for an album of investigative, detailed improvisation that's well paced and calmly complex. |
Out of Stock Shipping Weight: 2.00 units Quantity in Basket: None Label: Nueni Catalog ID: nueni #001 Squidco Product Code: 21036 Format: CD Condition: New Released: 2013 Country: Spain Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold Mixed by Ferran Fages. Personnel: Miguel A. Garcia-electronics Lali Barriere-objects Highlight an artist name or instrument above and click here to Search 1. Espejismo 5:32 2. Pra 8:36 3. Homso Tas 11:09 4. Aljez 5:51 |
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"Using amplified objects and no-input mixers, Barriere and Garcia have put together one of those recordings where my level of enjoyment (high) matches my inability to say much of anything coherent about it. It's generally very quiet although two of the four tracks begin with bursts of harsh noise and there are several lesser eruptions throughout. The sounds are packed with some degree of denseness, busy enough to generate a kind of scurrying quality though not so much as to become gabby. There are a few elements that are long-held, though they tend to be backgrounded, the more percussive or burblingly electronic sounds catching your attention more easily. It's very calm in the sense that you don't feel the pair is hurrying to get anywhere, just carefully ambling about, noticing the odd patch of interest, investigating it for a bit, moving on. They create an active, very alive space, airy but subtly intense. Something clicks really well here, some tensile connections established that vanish when you try to look at them directly. Really fine work, I highly recommended seeking it out."-Brian Olewnick, Just Outside |


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He should fill in for the injured Jed Lowrie. The Situation: The A's are not a good baseball team. When you're not good, you often get a good look at young prospects. Chad Pinder is a young(ish) prospect. He's going to play for the A's now. Background: Pinder came to Virginia Tech without much fanfare—he went undrafted his senior year of high school—but he was an immediate contributor for the Hokies, ranking among the league leaders in several categories in the ACC. After hitting .321/.404/.483 in his junior campaign, there was talk of being a day-one draft pick, and Oakland snatched him up in the second-round of the 2013 draft. He struggled in his first professional taste to the tune of a .579 OPS, but Oakland was so confident in his abilities that they had him skip Low-A entirely. He rewarded their confidence with a .288/.336/.489 line in the California League, and he followed that up with an .847 OPS in Double-A Midland the next year. He wasn't nearly as good this year in Triple-A Nashville, but he does have 40 extra-base hits, and at 24 years of age, it's time to see what exactly the Athletics have.
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The top triangle on his pyramid of greatness is hair. So are most of the other triangles. The Situation: Shelby Miller has an ERA north of 7 and is currently pitching in Reno. The guy the Diamondbacks traded Miller for, Dansby Swanson, is coming up to play shortstop for the Atlanta Braves. Whoops. Background: Swanson wasn't a household name coming out of Marietta High School in Georgia, and his strong commitment to Vanderbilt saw him slide to the 38th round of the 2012 draft, where he (obviously) didn't sign. He didn't play much his freshman season, but after earning the starting job at second base as as sophomore, he quickly established himself as one of the best players in the SEC. He made a seamless transition to shortstop the following year, and he went from being a potential top-10 pick to the overwhelming favorite to be the first-overall pick, which is exactly where Arizona took him. After a strong season in the Northwest League, Swanson was inexplicably dealt to Atlanta that winter in the Miller deal. After dominating at HIgh-A Carolina, Swanson more than held his own at Double-A Mississippi; earning a spot in the 2016 Futures Game, and now a trip to Atlanta to finish the 2016 season. August 15, 2016 2:00 am
His name is Judge. The Situation: With Alex Rodriguez unconditionally released, the Yankees have room for another bat, and have called upon Aaron Judge (and Tyler Austin) to provide an offensive lift, and audition for a starting role in 2017. Background: Taken in the 31st round in 2010 out of Linden (CA) HS by Oakland, Judge honored his commitment to Fresno State and in the end it paid off as he was taken 32nd-overall in 2013. Judge put himself on the map following a standout 2012 performance in the Cape, followed by a junior-year campaign where he hit .369/.461/.655 with 12 home runs. Judge has slugged .473 in his minor league career, but has also struck out at a career 24.6 percent rate thus far. The Yankees have taken it slowly thus far with Judge, allowing him to accrue over 650 plate appearances in Triple-A, and nearly 1,300 minor league at-bats in all. This is a BP Premium article. To read it, sign up for Premium today! August 10, 2016 6:00 am
With Alex Reyes assigned to the bullpen, the Cardinals will turn to Weaver to fill their rotation slot for Saturday. The Situation: Yesterday, we wrote a call-up on Cardinals right-hander Alex Reyes, and how he was on his way up to help stabilize the rotation. Apparently, that's all hogwash and poppycock, because Reyes is headed to the bullpen, and Luke Weaver will make his big-league debut on Saturday in place of Michael Wacha. Background: Weaver was one of the best pitchers in the country his sophomore year at Florida State University, posting a 2.29 ERA and an impressive 119/19 strikeout-to-walk ratio in just over 98 innings. He struggled to repeat those numbers as a junior (85 strikeouts in just over 106 innings), but still was considered a first-round talent in the 2014 draft, and St. Louis procured his services with the 27th pick that June. Since entering the Cardinals system, the numbers have been ridiculous; he's posted a career era of 1.78, and after posting a 1.40 ERA with 88 strikeouts in Double-A Springfield and a shutout in his first start at Triple-A, St. Louis is ready to see if those numbers can translate to the next level. The remainder of this post cannot be viewed at this subscription level. Please click here to subscribe. This is a BP Premium article. To read it, sign up for Premium today! August 9, 2016 6:00 am
The Cardinals are calling upon one of the top arms in the minors to aid their run for the playoffs. The Situation: Barring a 1995 Mariners-esque comeback, the Cardinals are not going to catch the Cubs. They're right in the thick of the wild-card race despite some so-so starting pitching, however, and they're going to call on Alex Reyes to see if he can be part of the solution. Background: Similar to what Lucius Fox did last June, Reyes "defected" from New Jersey to the Dominican Republic in 2012, and the Cardinals were able to sign him $950,000 that December. After impressing the next summer in the Appy League, Reyes struck out 137 batters in 109 innings for Low-A Peoria in 2014 , and quickly became one of the most intriguing right-handed pitching prospects in baseball. That stock went up substantially in 2015 after dominating in the Florida State League, and he more than held his own as a 20-year-old in Double-A later in the year. He was throwing well in the Arizona Fall League, but then a marijuana suspension not only cut his AFL stay short, but caused him to miss the first couple months of the 2016 season. Pitching in the treacherous PCL, he's posted a 4.96 ERA, but he's also struck out 93 hitters in just over 65 innings, and the Cardinals believe he's ready to contribute. The remainder of this post cannot be viewed at this subscription level. Please click here to subscribe. August 5, 2016 6:00 am
Can Thompson make the most of this window, and seal up a rotation spot? The situation: Jake Thompson was going to be the next starter up for the Philadelphia Phillies. The most likely scenario was his taking Jeremy Hellickson's spot after a deadline deal sent the crafty veteran packing for a contending team that needed to stabilize their rotation for the home stretch. That never materialized, but Aaron Nola's elbow woes have opened a spot for the Phillies top pitching prospect, albeit not in the way the phaithful would have preferred. The background: Thompson was a second-round pick of the Detroit Tigers out of high school in 2012. He was dealt twice during his minor league career, heading first to Texas for Joakim Soria, then to Philadelphia as part of the Cole Hamels deal. He's pitched well everywhere though, using an above-average fastball/slider combo to cruise to the majors at the age of 22. He entered the year as our no. 3 prospect in the Phillies system, and has made the Top 101 two years running, most recently clocking in at no. 36 on our midseason Top 50. August 2, 2016 10:12 am
Orlando Arcia sounds more like a destination resort than a baseball player but here we are. The Situation: Milwaukee has gone from having one of the worst systems in baseball just a few short years ago to having one of the very best in baseball. On Tuesday, we'll get to see one of the very best in that system: shortstop Orlando Arcia. Background: The Brewers gave Arcia $95,000 in the fall of 2011 to procure his services out of Venezuela; a modest—but not insignificant—amount of money. The following year he impressed in the Dominican Summer League, but he didn't get a chance to build on it after breaking his ankle in spring training, costing him all of the 2012 season. After two pedestrian offensive years in Low and High-A in 2013 and 2014, Arcia took a massive step forward in 2015, hitting .307/.347/.453 in Double-A Biloxi. The 2016 season hasn't been as impressive, but he has hit a respectable .268/.320/.404 in the friendly confines of the PCL for Colorado Springs, and the Brewers believe he's ready to show off his talents at the major league level. August 2, 2016 1:11 am
We're not making the obvious pun. You're welcome. The Situation: Xander Bogaerts. Mookie Betts. David Ortiz. Hanley Ramirez. Jackie Bradley, Jr. These are all names of people who are good at hitting the baseball, and they all play for Boston. Now Andrew Benintendi does too. Background: Benintendi wasn't a complete unknown coming out of high school, but he wasn't taken too seriously as a draft prospect in 2013 (though the Reds did pop him in the 31st round), and he honored his commitment to the University of Arkansas. After a solid but certainly not spectacular freshman campaign, Benintendi shined in 2015, putting up monster numbers in the loaded SEC conference and establishing himself as one of the best collegiate bats in the country. After Boston scooped him up with the seventh pick in the draft, he destroyed pitching at both of his professional stops (Lowell and Greenville) and earned a trip to High-A Salem to start 2016. After beating the crap out of that pitching, Benintendi was hitting .295/.357/.515 in Double-A Portland, and now will get a chance to maim pitching at the highest level. This is a BP Premium article. To read it, sign up for Premium today! August 1, 2016 6:00 am
Presumably too young to appreciate Command & Conquer, he lives up to the billing anyway. The Situation: With Doug Fister on paternity leave, the Astros are recalling 23-year-old right-hander Joe Musgrove to make a spot start on Monday, August 1st. The remainder of this post cannot be viewed at this subscription level. Please click here to subscribe. July 25, 2016 8:26 am
Better Call Dahl, or something like that. The Situation: Brandon Barnes isn't very good. The Rockies had a guy in Triple-A with an OPS above 1.400. Colorado will rectify the situation by sending Barnes out of town and calling up that prospect. His name is David Dahl. Background: Dahl was a standout in high school, putting up big numbers at Oak Mountain High School in Birmingham, performing well at showcase events, and earning comparisons to Dustin Ackley. At the time, that was a compliment. The Rockies swooped him up with the tenth pick of the 2012 MLB Draft, and after hitting .379 in short-season Grand Junction, expectations were huge for his first professional season. Unfortunately, 2013 was a lost season, as he was suspended for missing a flight, and then missed all but ten games after tearing a hamstring. He came back strong in 2014 with a .827 OPS in stops at Asheville and Modesto. 2015 was another tough season for the young outfielder, as he suffered a ruptured spleen after a collision in the outfield, and posted a pedestrian .278/.304/.417 line in Double-A New Britain. Once again, Dahl bounced back beautifully, hitting .278 with 13 homers in Hartford, and then crushing Triple-A pitching to a borderline unrealistic tune of .484/.529/.887 in Albuquerque before earning his call-up. This is a BP Premium article. To read it, sign up for Premium today! July 25, 2016 6:00 am
Don't worry, Zack. I got this. The Situation: Arizona made a smorgasbord of moves this winter to position themselves as contenders in the NL West. They currently sit two-plus touchdowns out of first place. With the team all but eliminated from playoff contention and Zack Greinke ailing, the Diamondbacks will call on the best prospect in the system, right-hander Braden Shipley. Background: Shipley came to Nevada as a true two-way prospect, and was actually better with the bat early on, earning second-team All-WAC honors as a shortstop. That quickly changed, as Shipley transformed himself to one of the best right-handed starters west of the Mississippi, and earned top-10 consideration during his junior year. However, Shipley's stock slid on draft day causing him to fall to the Diamondbacks with the 15th overall pick. Since then, he's put up solid—if not spectacular—numbers, posting a career 3.79 ERA in just under 442 innings with a career strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.70. As is so often the case, those numbers don't truly tell the story of how talented Shipley is, and the DBacks have seen enough to believe he's ready to get big-league hitters out. The remainder of this post cannot be viewed at this subscription level. Please click here to subscribe. July 25, 2016 6:00 am
Monday is turning into a great day for prospect debuts, but this one is the most great. The Situation: Houston is right in the thick of the playoff chase again, and with A.J. Reed struggling to get on base or hit for power upon his promotion, the Astros will instead call on the best prospect in their system, Alex Bregman. Background: Bregman was a potential second-round selection coming into the 2012 draft out of Albuquerque, but it was clear that he was set on attending LSU, and attend LSU he did. He quickly established himself as one of the best players in college baseball, posting a .963 OPS in his freshman year and quickly became a legit candidate to be the top player taken in the 2015 draft. A so-so sophomore season saw his stock slide ever so slightly, but he hit .323/.412/.535 and was taken second overall by Houston that June. After an impressive first professional season, Bregman destroyed pitching this spring/summer, posting a 1.016 OPS, earning a trip to the Futures Game (where he nearly hit for the cycle), and becoming one of the best prospects in baseball.


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If we trade/release Young...it would probably be the worst Mayhew pick of all time, how quickly do we forget his rookie season. This guy is talented, if he wants to be here(yet to hear him say trade me) let him stay.
Relax guys. I'm pretty sure he got the message. No more ********. If he does anything stupid again he'll get cut. If I were Titus I would not be thinking about doing anything stupid.
They disciplined him correctly imo. Now Broyles has surpassed him on the depth chart, and he has to work to get his #2 position back. IF he still wants to **** around, he's gone. Really up to him now. He should definitely have gotten the message, but if for some reason he hasn't, he doesn't deserve to be here.
All on him now. Love what you said BJR. It's in his hands if he wants to be on an NFL team.
I predict mayhew will trade him for 5th round pick.
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I would like to see him traded....but for a 5th round pick, I would rather keep him. I just see a 5th round talent having a hard time making our team next season with all of the defensive picks in the mid-to-late rounds last year.
I would like to see us package Titus Young with our 5th and 6th round picks for a 2nd round. I think that would be a fair trade and offer us a decent player prospect in return.
I don't see how it could be a coaching problem or leadership problem. He has one of the most humble and talented guys in Calvin and also Burleson on the team, if they can't influence/motivate him, what can?
I don't get it. He seems like he wants to be a #1, but the guy isn't even a #2 now. If order for him to be a #1, you have to make plays. Seems like every time he has the chance for a big play, he drops it or stops running his routes and moans for a PI flag.
I was laughing listening to 97.1 the other day when they were reading a report that Titus young was at the practice picking up garbage around the facility.Young has to go at this point hes lost the trust of the fans and the players and for a team thats already labeled undisciplined this cant be taken lightly we need to make a statement and get his *** out of here.
Good Point.
I personally thought he should have been benched after he caught that long TD pass (I think it was against SEA) when he jumped in the stands and stayed there for about 45 seconds with his hands in the air like he just had the game winning score in a playoff game.
That was a regular season 1st QTR score. I know there is the Lambeau Leap and other celebrations our there, but he was way too overboard on that one IMO, it looked like something I would do if I scored an NFL TD
wow wth only his 2nd year too.... I guess the broyles pick is looking good after all. Its too bad we have players on our team that act like this when were trying to move forward and be a good football club.
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Zenobia pulverulenta (W. Bartram ex Willd.) Pollard
Dusty zenobia, Honeycup
Ericaceae (Heath Family)
Synonym(s): Zenobia cassinefolia
USDA Symbol: zepu3
USDA Native Status: L48 (N)
A small mound-shaped shrub, 3-6 ft., with tardily deciduous or semi-evergreen leaves. Arching twigs are reddish and the red-brown bark exfoliates. Wavy-edged, oval leaves are leathery and silvery-gray, becoming reddish-yellow and finally purple late in the season. Showy, one-sided, axillary flower clusters hold fragrant, bell-shaped, white blossoms.
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Duration: PerennialHabit: Shrub
Leaf: Gray-Green
Size Class: 6-12 ft.
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Bloom Color: WhiteBloom Time: May , Jun
USA: GA , NC , SC , VANative Distribution: Primarily s.e. VA to n.e. SC
Native Habitat: Damp, sandy or peaty pine barrens; bay forests; hillside bogs
Growing Conditions
Water Use: HighLight Requirement: Part Shade
Soil Moisture: Wet
Soil pH: Acidic (pH<6.8)
CaCO3 Tolerance: None
Soil Description: Wet sands, peats & mucks.
Conditions Comments: No serious disease or insect problems.
Use Wildlife: Low.Conspicuous Flowers: yes
Description: Difficult to root from cuttings but comes readily from seed planted shallowly in fine-textured soil in the spring.Seed Collection: Not Available
Seed Treatment: Stratification for 8 weeks prior to sowing improves germination.
Commercially Avail: yes
National Wetland Indicator Status
Region: | AGCP | AK | AW | CB | EMP | GP | HI | MW | NCNE | WMVE |
Status: | OBL | FACW |
From the National Organizations Directory
According to the species list provided by Affiliate Organizations, this plant is on display at the following locations:Delaware Nature Society - Hockessin, DE
Mt. Cuba Center - Hockessin, DE
Additional resources
USDA: Find Zenobia pulverulenta in USDA PlantsFNA: Find Zenobia pulverulenta in the Flora of North America (if available)
Google: Search Google for Zenobia pulverulenta
Record Modified: 2007-01-01Research By: TWC Staff


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LONDON — A newly released court judgment says that doctors were medically justified in forcing a woman to have a Cesarean section last year because it was in her best interests.
At a hearing of Britain's Court of Protection in August 2012, Justice Nicholas Mostyn declared doctors should be allowed to force Alessandra Pacchieri, 35, to have a C-section because a natural delivery risked rupturing her womb.
There were also concerns that if Pacchieri was uncooperative when she went into labour, doctors would be unable to monitor the baby's heartbeat and to see whether Pacchieri's womb might rupture. In his decision, Mostyn authorized the use of "reasonable restraint" to perform the C-section safely.
Pacchieri had previously had two elective C-sections and suffered from "a significant mental disorder which is psychotic in nature," Mostyn wrote in his declaration. She had been detained in an east London hospital for several weeks before having the C-section.
The Court of Protection makes decisions for people deemed unable to decide for themselves. It said the ruling was released because of public interest in the case.
Earlier this week, John Hemming, a member of parliament, said Britain's failure to contact Italian authorities about Pacchieri's detainment violated international law. He submitted a parliamentary motion that calls for greater transparency of such cases and how the U.K. treats foreign nationals held under such circumstances.
Pacchieri is now contesting the British decision to put the child, a girl, up for adoption. Pacchieri's name was disclosed in a press release by her lawyer Stefano Oliva, which said she will appeal against her baby's adoption.
A court ruled in February that "a predictable home could only be secured by way of adoption," although it noted that Pacchieri "very much wished to parent her and bring her up."
At the hearing on forcing a C-section, Pacchieri was represented by a court-appointed lawyer and evidence was submitted from a psychiatrist detailing her psychotic episodes and delusional beliefs.
According to Pacchieri's Iawyer in Italy, she told British authorities she wanted to return home to give birth. The infant's father is a Senegalese man in Italy who has not been involved in the case.
Pacchieri has two other children being cared for by her mother in Italy. British authorities said they liaised extensively with Pacchieri's extended family and that adoption was only considered after all other options were exhausted.
The case has now been transferred to the High Court.


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27-07-2011 | |
fashion elite
Alexander Skarsgard and Kate Bosworth Split
Guess it wasn't true love! After nearly two years together, True Blood's Alexander Skarsgard and 21 actress Kate Bosworth have called it quits, Us Weekly has confirmed exclusively. "It was very mutual," a source tells the new issue of Us (on newsstands Wednesday). "And it happened a while ago." While Bosworth, 28, was photographed giving her ex, Orlando Bloom (now married to Miranda Kerr) a friendly hug on July 7, her Straw Dogs costar Skarsgard has been embracing his freedom. During a July 21 Film District bash at Comic-Con in San Diego, the actor, 34, flirted with a brunette -- and left the party with her. "He's single," confirms a source, "and he is loving the attention!" http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrityn...-split-2011277 Never really liked them as a couple anyway. He always looked like he was angry when they were pictured together. She was better with James Rousseau: justjared.com Last edited by babyjane; 27-07-2011 at 09:46 AM. |
27-07-2011 | |
not really surprised...
iamtheline |
27-07-2011 | |
oh, too bad :/
https://www.instagram.com/nitakaroliina |
27-07-2011 | |
fashion elite
Here's Lainey's take on it: http://laineygossip.com/Kate_Boswort...atID=0&CelID=0
She never holds back does she? |


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Novartis exploits J&J recall with giveaway
Seeking on rival Johnson & Johnson's woes with a giveaway of its new Triaminic OTC children's acetaminophen, Novartis said it would distribute 250,000 bottles of free Triaminic Fever Reducer Pain Reliever, which will compete with children's Tylenol, between August 2nd and August 8th as part of the launch of the line extension. That's $1.5 million worth, said Novartis.In addition, the company is reaching out to pediatricians, pharmacists and parenting websites "to make them aware that there's a fever reducer pain reliever product now available from a trusted brand," said Novartis Consumer Health director of communications Julie Maslow, and has deployed 100 reps to provide samples to pediatricians. There are no plans for traditional TV or print advertising, she said.
In April, J&J's McNeil Consumer Healthcare kicked off a snowballing recall of its children's and infants' Tylenol and other OTC brands due to manufacturing problems.The kick-'em-while-they're-down tactic is a time-honored one in pharma marketing. In July, when safety worries hit GlaxoSmithKline's Avandia, Takeda launched an opportunistic consumer advertising effort on behalf of its Actos. Similarly, in 2008, when Merck/Schering-Plough's Vytorin was in the headlines over efficacy doubts, AstraZeneca piled on with ads trumpeting Crestor's virtues.
J&J recalled a host of OTC pain, cold and allergy products for infants in children at the end of April after an FDA inspection uncovered manufacturing problems involving the drugs, which included the Tylenol, Motrin, Benadryl and Zyrtec brands, and the recall was subsequently expanded.


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Captain Bruce Everton
Published on 07-11-12
The Peace Operations Training Institute is proud to present the next student to be recognized in our 'Student Spotlight' section: Captain Bruce Everton.
Below you can read a biography submitted by our student as well as view photographs he has submitted highlighting his personal life and professional life as it pertains to peacekeeping.
Captain BRUCE HENRY EVERTON, born on 09 August 1965 in Port Elizabeth, South Africa is a serving Officer of the South African Police Service. He is the youngest child in a family of five children, four boys and one girl. He is married and has one son.
He started his career right after completing his education in December 1982 at Andrew Rabie High School, in Port Elizabeth, South Africa . He first joined the South African Defence Force from January 1984 to December 1985 and left the Army as a Platoon Sergeant /Instructor/ PTI. He then joined the South African Police Service in January 1986.
He was promoted thus far as follow in his career : Student Constable : Jan 1986 to Nov 1986; Constable : Dec 1986 to Dec 1988; Sergeant : Dec 1988 to Dec 1990; Lieutenant : Dec 1993 to Jun 1996; Captain : Jun 1996 to current date.
Since Commission, Captain Everton has obtained (01) National Diploma : Police Administration (1993) – consisting of the following subjects – Criminal Law I-III, Afrikaans : Police, English : Police, Law of Criminal Procedure and Evidence I –III, Investigation of Crime I-III, Police Administration I-III; (02) Certificate in Police Management (1997) – paper handed in – Conflict Management; and is current busy with (03) Baccalaureus Technologiae : Policing. He had complete two of the four required subjects for this next qualification, namely Police Management IV and Police Training Management.
As a Police Officer, he has served in various capacities as a Commander, namely Section Commander, Relief Commander, Operational Commander, Commander Supply Chain Management, Fleet Manager, Commander Emergency Centre – 10111, College Commander, Commander In-Service and Decentralized Centre, Commander Visible Training Section.
Captain Everton has the ability to plan, organize and prioritize work to deliver on time and to maintain quality standards to achieve results. He has a good flexible interpersonal skill and is able to form relations with staff and peers to ensure trust and approachability. He has the capability to meet any persons' needs and expectations to ensure effective service delivery, to build teams with clear roles and responsibilities and to ensure a co-operative work environment. He has sufficient job knowledge and is willing to learn more every day. He has an excellent understanding of his own work processes and the impact thereof external to his own environment and vice versa. He has the ability to motivate and inspire others to respond supportively and with respect towards other. He has the ability to lead people, to provide direction and assistance in the completion of work, give cognition to individuals for their potential and to provide guidance on identifying areas of development. He has the ability to manage resource, physical, financial, human and information, effectively and responsibly. He has a good ability to communicate with co-workers, clients and supervisors verbally and in writing. He can make presentations, compile reports, enter into negotiations and verbally communicate at the level expected of the employee and have the ability to convey information verbally or in writing in a way that is understood by all recipients. He can initiate solutions to identified problems and handle situations. He is very effective and proactive. He has the capability to express own idees and opinions in areas of work and competence, to take prompt action to achieve goals.
Captain Everton had 26 years uninterrupted service in the South African Police Service on 13 January 2012. He had served in the field of Logistics for 17 years. He has a vast knowledge of several fields in the Police due to his placing in several posts during his career so far.
Captain Everton had served on Mission in Darfur - UNAMID - as from November 2010 to October 2011. He was stationed in Sector South – Nyala, Team Site Al-Daein. There he was utilized as Police Advisor and Logistics on a daily basis.
Captain Everton enjoys interacting with people of various levels and loves spending time at home with his family. During his spare-time though, he loves to go camping and engage in several outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking, and just enjoying this beautiful country of Africa – South Africa.
POTI does not verify the accuracy of Student Spotlight submissions. Submissions are edited for grammar and clarity.
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BRUCE HENRY EVERTON, South Africa
I enjoy interacting with people of various levels and love spending time at home and with my family.
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Student Comments
Congratulations sir and well done. I have you doubt you shall continue to make the Institute, your beloved South Africa, Africa and indeed the whole world proud. Kudos and all the best in all your endeavours.
Abubakar Sadiq Aliyu wrote on 07-17-12 at 7:31 p.m.
Captain, I salute you for your remarkable services to humanity. Leadership like yours is a hope for a peaceful future of the world. I on behalf of my fellow country men congratulate you for being selected as "student in spotlight" and wish you best of luck in years to come.
Hamid-Uz-Zafar wrote on 08-10-12 at 2:58 p.m.
Congratulations sir and well done.
M.R.GADDAF wrote on 09-26-12 at 11:36 a.m.
Congratulations sir ,i hope u will done well.
mohamed Riyak mohammud wrote on 09-27-12 at 8:52 a.m.
Felicitation Captain! You have achieve a rare feat and the sky is your limit. You have become a Person
Others Will Want to emulate. Your family, Africa & the world is proud of your achievement.
"The best executive is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done,
and self-restraint to keep from meddling with them while they do it".
Jibril Mohammed
BULUS DANJUMA wrote on 09-28-12 at 2:05 a.m.
"If you can become the leader you ought
to be on the inside, you will be able to
become the person you want on the
outside. People will want to follow you.
And when that happens, you'll be able
to tackle anything in this world." You are a rare gem.
Africa is proud of you.
"You are more concerned about making others feel good
about themselves than you are making
them feel good about you."Congratulation!
Mohammed Jibril wrote on 09-28-12 at 2:16 a.m.
I salute you,Captain Bruce Everton
I am a comorian who dwell in Uganda. When I read your life story I loved it due to the power that you have contributed in your life journey. I believe whoever will read your experience a change must occur in him or her. You are an example vital and strong. Congratulations and many thanks.
Assoumane Kamal wrote on 09-28-12 at 4:55 a.m.
Congratulation Mr.Henry and this shows how you can accumulate solutions on conflict issues which not based on your home country but also for the whole Continent and the lest.May God give you power and health so that you could actively provide your knowledge to the need groups.
By: SYLVANUS CHONYA
SYLVANUS CHONYA wrote on 09-29-12 at 7:16 a.m.
Congratulations Captain. You are headed for greater heights in your career;bravo!
Thomas Mongare Nyakango wrote on 09-29-12 at 3:22 p.m.
Congrats sir! when reading this I'm really impressed by your abilities and all the commitment that you have in learning, working, improving and ensuring a better to people around you. May God bless you and give you strength in your daily life so that you may always be able to perform your job beyond your own expectancies.
Soro Yara Djouman Joël wrote on 09-30-12 at 12:27 p.m.
Thanks to all for giving me a vast scope to acquire knowledge about peacekeeping operations.
AKTER HOSSAIN wrote on 10-13-12 at 4:21 p.m.
Thanks for all you have done for me and for more in coming opportunities. thanks for my course( Commanding the Peace keeping Operations ) from which I acquired more knowledge.
MUSHI MUGOBE FLORIBERT wrote on 10-22-12 at 10:02 a.m.
may i know why invoice is issued and yet you are saying its free course for peace keeper in Africa?
educate me on the payment requirements
ABIRIGA PHILLIAM wrote on 11-13-12 at 8:48 a.m.
Señor Capitán
Mi respeto, mis sinceras felicitaciones por la exaltación que ha bien le ha hecho ala Organización por sus logros, espero algún día poder al menos aunque por este medio cruzar unas palabras con Usted, para intercanbiar experiencias.
Mi admiración hacia Usted.
Sargento Mayor I.M. (R) Alberto Enrique Rodríguez Cienfuegos
ALBERTO ENRIQUE RODRIGUEZ CIENFUEGOS wrote on 11-24-12 at 1:50 p.m.
félicitation monsieur. Vous etes un modèle à suivre. Votre profil ne pourra qu'inciter plus d'un.
coulibaly yeya jules wrote on 11-25-12 at 4:47 p.m.
Recevez Monsieur mes félicitations et que le seigneur vous guide toujours
BILSON Nom wrote on 11-30-12 at 10:31 a.m.
Good work Captain Bruce your story is one of the best Inspirational stories I have read about so far cause I'm from Sudan and I work for the same Mission ( UNAMID) and I do understand what does it mean to come and work for people of this war torn-up region.
Abdelmajed Adam A. Bakhit wrote on 12-10-12 at 7:48 a.m.
You are a source of inspiration Captain, I am from Zimbabwe and am a serving member of Zimbabwe Prison Service
Gabriel Machinda Chiborise wrote on 12-10-12 at 3:25 p.m.
Mes respects mon Capitaine, vous avez un cursus inouie; que Dieu fasse que vous puissiez en faire profiter à tout ce monde qui a besoin de paix et de développement. Amen
Papa Amadou DIOUF wrote on 12-12-12 at 12:02 p.m.
Congratulations, captain
You are a wonderful personality like helping others I wish you success in your life and your career
عادل الفيتورى wrote on 12-22-12 at 4:51 a.m.
I have multiple college and university degrees; currently pursuing a PH.D Degree in Nigeria. None has given me much more joy like the certificates I have obtained from over 20 courses of POTI. I am glad because they are certificate obtained at the theaters of war while rendering a selfless service to humanity. That is to say that ALL IS NOT CARRYING THE GUN: THERE SHOULD BE ONE'S CARVED OUT TIME TO DEVELOP SELF TO BETTER POSITIONED TO SERVE MANKIND BETTER. I earnestly THANK POTI from the depth of my heart. Thank you for the grand platform provided.
- Sgt BASIL UCHE ONYENEHO
Nigerian Army
Basil Uche Onyeneho wrote on 12-22-12 at 9:31 a.m.
I have multiple college and university degrees; currently pursuing a PH.D Degree in Nigeria. None has given me much more joy like the certificates I have obtained from over 20 courses of POTI. I am glad because they are certificates obtained at the theaters of war while rendering a selfless service to humanity. That is to say that ALL IS NOT CARRYING THE GUN: THERE SHOULD BE ONE'S CARVED-OUT TIME TO DEVELOP SELF FOR BETTER & WELL-POSITIONED TO SERVICE TO MANKIND. I earnestly THANK POTI from the depth of my heart. Thank you for the grand platform provided. - Sgt BASIL UCHE ONYENEHO Nigerian Army
Basil Uche Onyeneho wrote on 12-22-12 at 9:35 a.m.
I wish all students, staff, and workers of POTI a very very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Cheers! franci.
Francis Owusu Takyi wrote on 12-28-12 at 11:22 a.m.
Happy New Year to all POTI team and current students. All the best for your training.
Eric Rugamba wrote on 01-18-13 at 8:02 a.m.
LUKA KIDIONGO wrote on 01-18-13 at 9:27 a.m.
My name is Francis Owusu Takyi, or Kwabena Ata known as ''franci''. I was born on the 19th of November 1974 in the Volta Region of Ghana (West Africa) at Jasikan District Assembly , though my father came from Anomabo from the Central Region. I am single, and I'm an advocate and a business person, but I'm helping peacekeeping through Wiser.org: www.wiser.org/user/franci. Mynext assignment hopefully is going to be on the Humanitarian Relief Operations, since my study at the peace keeping training institute is based on Human Rights and the Security Council Resolutions in both (Africa and LAC). I am hoping to do more and to help peace keeping by announcements through the air waves-sharing Humanitarian Actions and Operation through my simple medium. As many thought that elections here in Ghana would breakout violence but with the help of my medium and good speech to the hearing of the people of Ghana everything went on successfully. I am an extra-ordinary person, in realization if you could hear me from the air waves: Francis Owusu Takyi or ''franci'', then it's me. I am a student, still studying at the Peace Operation Training Institute with the help of Mrs. Vanessa Anderson, Mr. Harvey J. Langholtz, and Mrs. Marianne Wrightson and wondrful students in the fields of UN Peacekeeping Operations. I say I wish you all well.
Best franci.
Francis Owusu Takyi wrote on 01-21-13 at 8:31 a.m.
9ice one captain
OLADITI ABDULJELEEL OLATUNJI wrote on 01-25-13 at 2:22 p.m.
Congratulations Captain.
Best Regards
Lt Gustavo Rocha
Gustavo de Campos Rocha wrote on 01-28-13 at 10:17 a.m.
Congratulations Captain.
Best Regards
Lt Gustavo Rocha
Gustavo de Campos Rocha wrote on 01-28-13 at 10:17 a.m.
Congrats Captain, I learnt a lot from woking with you in El Daein, the great input you made at the then El Daein Team Site, is what has helped the tranformation of it now becoming the new Sector East HQ. Your work, unending efforts to make things flow in a professional manner, and your overall exemplary service haven't gone unnoticed, I thank you, the other guys thank you, UNAMID I must say still owes you, all the best to you professionally and personally, and also to your family, Stay good.
Hubert Thompson wrote on 01-29-13 at 3:57 p.m.
I salute you for your bravery sacrifices for the service of the UN Peacekeeping, well done sir.
Francis Owusu Takyi wrote on 01-31-13 at 9:24 a.m.
Dear EVERTON congratulation.
Djupatho James wrote on 02-01-13 at 8:38 a.m.
I salute you Sir, for your rich biography. Indeed the sky is the limit. Thanks POTI staff for the knowledge which you are providing me on Peace Keeping Operations. Am an Inspector from Zambia Prisons Service.
Rosalina Banda wrote on 02-21-13 at 9:35 a.m.
I salute you Sir, for your rich biography. Indeed the sky is the limit. Thanks POTI staff for the knowledge which you are providing me on Peace Keeping Operations. Am an Inspector from Zambia Prisons Service.
Rosalina Banda wrote on 02-21-13 at 9:44 a.m.
captain, please reach me via firstname.lastname@example.com
congrats for better services
ENOSH MOMANYI wrote on 01-06-14 at 3:34 a.m.
Jesús Francisco Lapalma wrote on 02-15-14 at 1:39 p.m.
JORGE SOLANO CUELLAR wrote on 04-02-14 at 11:11 a.m.
thanks captain and bravo but may reach me via this email email@example.com
ISMAIL MAHAMUD ABDALLA wrote on 05-15-14 at 10:16 a.m.
"I'm very proud of and consideration to be at the side of illustrious friends POTI like you.
Congratulations to all for the children of the world deserve special people that all we are to them as examples ... "
The Peace of Lord be with you!
Assalam Waleikum!
Mohammed Haziz
Mohammed Haziz wrote on 06-07-14 at 10:37 p.m.
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- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 3/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 1/2 cup warm milk (110° to 115°)
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 egg
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 4 to 4-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 3/4 cup dried minced onion
- 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt, optional
- Melted butter
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add the milk, butter, egg, sugar, salt and 2 cups flour; beat until smooth. Add enough of the remaining flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- For filling, in a bowl, combine the butter, onion, Parmesan cheese, paprika and garlic salt if desired; set aside. Punch dough down; turn onto a lightly floured surface. Divide into thirds. Roll each portion into a 20-in. x 4-in. rectangle. Spread filling over rectangles. Roll up jelly-roll style, starting from a long side.
- Place ropes on an ungreased baking sheet; braid. Pinch ends to seal and tuck under. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 45 minutes.
- Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until golden brown. Brush with melted butter. Remove from pan to a wire rack. Yield: 1 loaf.
Originally published as Braided Onion Loaf in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook
Annual 2003, p57
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The Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), a multi-center controlled clinical trial in a multiracial population of overweight persons with impaired glucose tolerance, established the efficacy of a life-style intervention aimed at a modest degree of weight loss and increased moderate-intensity activity, and of metformin in decreasing the development of diabetes by 58 and 31%, respectively. The DPP Outcome Study (DPPOS), a 10-year follow-up, was funded 1^2002 for a five-year period with the understanding that it would require refunding via competitive renewal. The overarching goal of DPPOS was to study whether the relatively shortterm benefits of delaying diabetes demonstrated in the DPP would translate into a more long-lasting impact that would reduce the public health burden of the diabetes epidemic. Specifically, DPPOS had the following major goals: 1) to determine the effects of DPP interventions on the long-term microvascular and cardiovascular disease (CVD) complications, atherosclerosis and CVD risk factors;2) to examine the long-term effects and durability of prior DPP interventions on further diabetes development;and 3) to describe the incidence of long-term complications and their risk factors in new onset type 2 diabetes and IGT. The DPPOS included an effort to maintain the original DPP metformin group on metformin and to continue a lifestyle intervention for the original lifestyle group. To date, after 10 years of DPP/DPPOS, 93% of the DPPOS cohort attends annual follow-up visits. A durable effect of diabetes prevention associated with the lifestyle and metformin interventions has been demonstrated with 36 and 19% reductions in diabetes incidence, respectively, compared with the placebo group. Interim analyses also reveal significant reductions in CVD risk factors in the intervention groups, with decreased utilization of medications. The development of diabetes is associated with an increased frequency of retinopathy and microalbuminuria. This application is designed to support completing the second five years of DPPOS focusing on complications that require more time to develop.
The Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) and first 5 years of the DPP Outcome Study (DPPOS) have demonstrated that a lifestyle intervention program aimed at weight loss, and metformin, prevent diabetes development over a 10 year period. Completion of DPPOS will examine the impact of diabetes prevention on long-term complications affecting the eye, kidney, nerves and heart, and remains critical to public health.
Flack, John M; Sica, Domenic A; Bakris, George et al. (2010) Management of high blood pressure in Blacks: an update of the International Society on Hypertension in Blacks consensus statement. Hypertension 56:780-800 |
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Iberian Spotlight: The economics of the 2009 harvest and its implications (part 1)
Editor's note: Everyday, we come across fantastic articles on an Iberian food, wine or cultural experience by a blogger. Some are based here in Spain and Portugal, while others are chiming in halfway around the globe with a new Portuguese recipe or Spanish wine. So in the spirit of sharing quality content, we're featuring a new section on Catavino called, "Iberian Spotlight", which will highlight articles we feel are too great to pass by. Many of these bloggers aren't getting the recognition they deserve, and by spotlighting them, we're hoping to show added appreciation for their effort! If you want to submit an article to Catavino, or if you know of a blogger we should contact, please let us know [email protected]
The Rioja Regulatory Council recently announced that the harvest subject to protection in 2009 was 397,42 million kilograms of grapes and 5,15 million kilos for the quality reserve. This is less than the 410 million kilos that I mentioned in my post of October 27. (photos by @ryanopaz)
What do these numbers mean? I think it's interesting to see how the Council calculates them as grapes become wine and are aged in barrel and bottle before release from Rioja wineries.
Every fall, just before the harvest begins, vineyard owners receive a card with a microchip. The chip contains data about each owner's holdings of red and white grapes. It works like a credit card. During the harvest, each time the grower delivers a load of grapes to a winery, an inspector subtracts the amount of red and white grapes from the total in the chip. Once the balance reaches zero, the grower is not allowed to deliver any more grapes. A little wheeling and dealing takes place, however, as some growers, due to drought, hail or other reasons produce a little less than their cards indicate, so a grower with a little more than allowed often 'borrows' a card with a balance to be able to deliver more grapes.
At wineries, a sample of each load of grapes is analyzed and the potential alcohol, color, tannins, amount of botrytized grapes, age of the vineyard and other parameters determine the price the winery is willing to pay.
Once the harvest ends, each winery sends a harvest report to the Council, and the Council in turn informs the winery how much wine can be vinified and subject to protection as Rioja wine. Usually, the conversion factor is 72 liters of wine for every 100 kilos of grapes, but it can be as low as 70 or as high as 74 depending on the harvest and the state of the Rioja business.
After alcoholic and malolactic fermentation take place, the wineries prepare samples for blind tasting by the Council's tasting committees, made up of winemakers from Rioja wineries. It's like a peer review. At the same time, each batch of wine is chemically analyzed. Wines that pass the tasting and chemical analysis are then certified as Rioja.
At this stage, some wines are bottled and sold as 'sin crianza' or young Rioja. The Council issues back labels and subtracts the corresponding amount of wine in their books from that winery's total for that year. In the same way, when wine is put into barrels for ageing, the Council records the amount of wine being aged. At the 'crianza', 'reserva' and 'gran reserva' stages, the same procedure is followed, with the Council issuing only as many back labels as the balance of wine from that vintage in the winery, according to the Council's accounting. Note that the correct figure is the Council's, not the winery's.
Once the winery has asked for all the back labels it's entitled to from a given vintage, it can't sell any more wine from that year. This system has been in place for all vintages since 1980.
Another interesting feature is the quality reserve as mentioned above. Wineries are allowed to petition the Council to vinify up to 5% more than the maximum allowed to compensate for potential shortfalls in small harvests. There's a catch, though. If there's no shortfall, the winery has to send the wine to the distillery.
For the last week or so, the Council has been debating what should be done in 2010 if sales remain stagnant. Traditionally, a reliable measurement of the 'health' of the Rioja business is the inventory to sales ratio. If the ratio is about 3 (years of sales as inventory of wine), both wineries and growers are comfortable with the state of affairs. If, however, the ratio dips below 3, it indicates a shortage of wine and the quality reserve program kicks in to alleviate it. If, on the other hand, the ratio is over 3,5 either sales are stagnant, too much wine has been made, or in this year's case, both). Under debate at present is the possibility of only allowing 90% of the maximum allowable yield (5.850 kgs/hectare for red grapes and 8.100 Kgs/ha. for white) in the 2010 harvest. This will bring the ratio back to about 3. This seems to satisfy the wineries but the counteroffer made by representatives of the growers remains to be seen!
This may sound complicated, but it shows how committed the wineries and growers are to stability. As you can see, there's a lot more to a Rioja harvest than meets the eye!
Stay tuned for Part 2 tomorrow
Tom Perry
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Lieberman Announces Campaign For President
STAMFORD-1-13-03- U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman announces "I am running for President in 2004. And I intend to win" to a crowd at Stamford High School Monday morning. From left are Lieberman's family, daughter Hana, 14, Hadassah, his wife, and daughter Rebecca. Lieberman is a 1960 graduate of Stamford High School. At right is Stamford High School Principal Carmine Limone. Courant Photo by Stephen Dunn
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Swamy's prescription for reconciliation in Sri Lanka
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STATE TERRORISM OF SRI LANKA:- American-Harvard educated ECCENTRIC/CRANKY/DINGBAT Subramanian Swamy SHOULD understand the meaning of STATE TERRORISM that has been going in Ceylon/Sri Lanka for the past six decades. The Tamil-ethnic minority of Ceylon/Sri Lanka living for more than 2500 years in North & East have been intimidated at infinite scale [oppressed, persecuted & lately GENOCIDE] by Sinhalese-ethnic MAJORITY by means of STATE RESOURCES- POLICE,ARMY,NAVY,AIRFORCE,STF to KILL & SILENCE the Tamils-ethnic MINORITY. That is called, 'STATE TERRORISM.'
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World Energy Resources 2016
The World Energy Resources have been produced by the World Energy Council for over 80 years. The details and analysis provide a unique data set that allows governments, private sector and academia to better understand the reality of the energy sector and the resource developments. With information covering more than 180 countries, this is the 24th edition of the World Energy Resources report.
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World Energy Resources: 2013 Survey
As energy is the main ãfuelã for social and economic development, and since energy-related activities have significant environmental impacts, it is important for decision-makers to have access to reliable and accurate data in an user-friendly format. WEC has for decades been a pioneer in the field of energy resources and every three years publishes its […]
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This, the 22nd edition of the World Energyô Council's Survey of Energy Resources (SER), isô the latest in a long series of reviews of the statusô of the worldãs major energy resources. It coversô not only the fossil fuels but also the major typesô of traditional and novel sources of energy. The Survey is a flagship publication of the Worldô Energy […]
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The World Energy Council has been producing the Survey of Energy Resources, a unique and authoritative reference publication on global energy resources, since 1934. This is the 20th edition of the triennial Survey. Access to energy is fundamental to our civilisation, and economic and social development is fuelling a growing demand for reliable, affordable and […]
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Weekly Webinar Training Series for Community College Librarians in April 2012
During the month of April, 2012, we are introducing the new webinar training series Navigating the Health Information Maze, developed for community college librarians wishing to hone their skills in medical research, consumer health, mobile technology, and outreach to special populations. One-hour sessions will be conducted every Tuesday in April, 12-1pm PDT, beginning April 3. Instructors include Kay Deeney, Kelli Ham, Stephen Kiyoi, and Lori Tagawa. The sessions will be recorded and made available on the PSR web site for anyone unable to attend. Details about each weekly session, along with a registration link, are available through the webinar web site listed above.
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Dr. Karl Red is a principal in TROBAS-Germany and has his headquarters in the Bielefeld Office. Among his other professional and social activities, Dr. Red finds time to be an active member in the Rotary Club of Bielefeld. A Report IN THIS COUNTRY the profession of the auditor originated in the second half of the last century from two different sources. Unhampered by legal restrictions, the profession developed its own professional rules and placed itself from the very beginning under strict self-discipline in order to preserve independence, responsibility, and expert knowledge. Public accountants were one of the sources. At first they were entered in court registers, but later were admitted and supervised by Industrie-und- Handelskammer (chambers of industry and commerce). These chambers are public cooperatives and organs of self administration for the members. They are independent of the government although they perform some functions which in the United States are considered government functions. The other source was Treuhandgesellschaften (trust companies one of whose functions was audit work) established by banks, which considered the formation of such companies advisable because the internal auditing departments of the banks did not seem to be independent 18 THE QUARTERLY
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Report on accounting in Germany |
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Accounting -- Germany |
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Mohle, Dmitrij Fritz Red, Karl |
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Quarterly, Vol. 07, no. 2 (1961, June), p. 18-24 |
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Source | Originally published by: Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart |
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Forests and wooded areas, and their importance in maintaining healthy wetlands, are the theme of World Wetlands Day.
WORLD Wetlands Day on 2 February is a landmark occasion for conservationists, and this year is a particularly meaningful one as it is the 40th anniversary of the signing of an international treaty advocating wetland preservation.
It will put into context how useful wetlands are as ecosystems by educating schoolchildren about the plight of wattled cranes and how the children can help to save the species through the WCRP.
When worry escalated over the decline of the species in South Africa, a population and habitat viability workshop was held to find a solution to the problem. A captive breeding and release scheme was identified as the best answer for ensuring the long-term survival of the species; and the WCRP was born in July 2000.
Abandoned eggs are collected from the wild and the hatched chicks are costume and puppet-reared to avoid human imprinting. This happens at the Johannesburg Zoo's conservation breeding farm in Parys, on the banks of the Vaal River in Free State, and at the Bill Barnes Crane and Oribi Nature Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal. The cranes are then released into existing flocks in the wild to boost their population.
The zoo spearheads the programme, which is one of the most successful endangered species conservation efforts in South Africa. Even so, there are only 235 wattled cranes left across the country.
For more information or to make a contribution to the cause, go to the Wattled Crane Recovery Programme website.
Ramsar ConventionWorld Wetlands Day commemorates the signing of the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance in the Iranian city of Ramsar on the Caspian Sea in 1971. The pact has since become known as the Ramsar Convention, and is the only global environmental agreement that deals with a specific ecosystem.
"Forests for water and wetlands" is the slogan of the 2011 event, and the Ramsar Secretariat, which is responsible for co-ordinating the planning of the annual occasion, is hoping to use it as a banner to educate people about the significance of forests.
There are three main matters on which Ramsar wants to focus: the benefits of wooded areas, the role forests play in people's lives and their function in how wetlands operate.
Benefits of forests include that they are biologically diverse, help manage freshwater and play vital roles in carbon storage. Freshwater availability and, to some extent, quality depends on forests, and the health of wetlands around the globe is linked to the health of forests in catchment areas. There roles in people's lives concern water, food, livelihoods and recreation.
To mark World Wetlands Day, City Parks will unveil the new Lakeside Park in Orange Farm on 1 February and later on in the month, on 23 February, Rand Water will use Thokoza Park in Soweto as the setting for an event to observe the importance of the day.
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Many people played Chisato's route and like her a lot, but after playing the routes of the other girls, some people come to dislike Chisato. I haven't played the game, but going by the anime, I find Chisato very lovable and awesome. I'm fond her interactions with Yuuki and do think they make a good couple.
So I'm very curious about how some people dislike her in other routes, so could someone kindly provide me a summary on how Chisato acted or what she did in the other routes that could make people dislike her? Please try to be objective and avoid taking things out of context. |
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So really only in Mifuyu and Isara's routes did Chisato became unlikable for some people. I can understand if people dislike her in Isara's route, but for Mifuyu's route, it's still unclear to me.
Let me see if I have this right. Spoiler for ...:
Your points and opinions are understandable. Just from another perspective though, I think Chisato being jealous is natural considering her personality, history with Yuuki, and truly loving Yuuki and sees the other other girls as the one getting in the way instead. If that is so, then if the writing in each route didn't have Chisato acting the way she did and go through the four things you noted, would you still consider the writing to be of the same quality? |
2012-08-22, 17:00 | Link #70 | |
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All that being said... I'm not sure that I'd point to this particular issue as speaking to the "quality of the writing" one way or another, personally. To me, it was more some of the odd plot elements and twists that gave me pause when reading. I think this particular element, on the other hand, is more of a concious choice that you either like or you don't. It does have a logic to it as presented, but it could have been done in other ways too.
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Being jealous is one thing, but being jealous to the point of piss angry and cutting off all communication is just immature. She could have at least tried to convince Yuuki somehow to love her instead but she acts like a child who's toy has been taken away (this is about Isara's route btw). |
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As for my own opinion of the writing, i don't think the writing was that good seeing that a few things were either overly dramatic, somewhat silly or too convenient for the plot . Like for example Michiru's special ability , all the nonsense at the end of Chisato's story (>_>') or how many times people (almost) get hit by cars in all the stories. But still, most of the stories were enjoyable. I have my copy of the psp port already pre-ordered to play Non-chan's route and to see the minor changes (added and removed scenes because it will be a VN and not an eroge) Last edited by hyl; 2012-08-22 at 18:24. |
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You have me some food for thought, and I do get what you're saying and the points you made. I'll just say this, the base route concept is pretty cool and since used Chisato, the default canon girl as the base route, then it's only natural and logical for her to be present and involved in the other route. Quote:
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ESMO Designated Centres of Integrated Oncology & Palliative Care
The ESMO Designated Centres of Integrated Oncology and Palliative Care accreditation programme was initiated in 2003, in which cancer centres can receive special recognition for achieving a high standard of integration of medical oncology and palliative care.
Cancer centres which provide comprehensive services in supportive and palliative care as part of their routine care can apply to receive the ESMO recognition as an "ESMO Designated Centre of Integrated Oncology and Palliative Care". The ESMO designation is valid for three years and the centres can reapply. Learn more about the programme and how to apply (deadline: 15 April 2017)
ESMO Designed Centres survey
A survey was conducted to help us better understand the structure, processes and outcomes among these centres and to learn about novel approaches to attain integration. Find out more here. The abstract from this study was presented in the Supportive and Palliative care Poster Discussion Session during ESMO 2016 in Copenhagen, Denmark.


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MILITARY: California bill would expand financial breaks for reservists
SACRAMENTO â" Legislation to expand a two-decade-old state program that allows military reservists and members of the California National Guard to postpone car payments and other financial obligations for up to six months has cleared its first committee.
Since 2005, the program has helped reservists and guard members summoned to active duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The latest legislation would make all reservists and guard members called to active duty eligible, regardless of where they deploy. It also would add utility bills to the list of payments that can be postponed.
The measureâs supporters say the U.S. militaryâs dependence on California reservists and guard members shows little sign of ebbing even as the countryâs post-Sept. 11 warfare winds down.
California National Guard Maj. Jay Coggan, a judge advocate who advises soldiers about the program, said he has had to tell guard members headed to Kosovo, Guantanamo Bay or other locations that they are not eligible for the deferrals.
âHow is that fair?â Coggan asked. âWe canât keep waiting â" every time our soldiers are deployed â" to step up to the plate.â
The call-ups can upend family finances, the billâs backers say. Some reservists and guard members have to absorb a significant cut in pay. In other cases, a spouse has to quit working to care for children after a husband or wife is called to active duty.
âYou still have the financial obligations. You just donât have the pay that you had when you entered into those obligations,â the measureâs author, Assemblywoman Melissa Melendez, R-Lake Elsinore, said after the Assembly Veterans Affairs Committee unanimously approved her measure Tuesday, April 2.
Melendez is a Navy veteran who has first-hand experience with the issue: Her husband served in Afghanistan after being recalled to active duty a few years ago. His military pay was comparable to his civilian salary, though, unlike many military families, she said.
Until last week, Melendezâs bill also would have extended the deferral program to 90 days before a participantâs deployment, for a total of nine months.
Melendez said she wanted to give people time to build a pre-deployment nest egg.
That language was pulled because of concerns raised by banks and credit unions, whose representatives say the current six-month maximum is adequate.
On Tuesday, April 2, Melendez said she still wants a pre-deployment deferral.
More than 35,000 members of the California National Guard have deployed â" often more than once â" since the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001. Itâs unknown how many military reservists in the state have been recalled to active duty during that time.
Executives in the financial and lending industries say the problem of men and women falling behind on their payments seems to happen infrequently. But a recession as severe as the one that hit the Inland area created the potential for trouble.
âI think there have been occasions, particularly in the last three or four years, certainly within the context of the real estate markets being in turmoil,â said Donavon Ternes, president and chief operating officer of Riverside-based Provident Financial Holdings, the parent of Provident Savings Bank. âBut it's difficult to say how many.â
Bill Hatfield, owner of Hatfield Automotive Group, a Redlands General Motors dealership, said he doesn't know of any customer who fell behind on a car loan because of a reserve or National Guard call-up.
He said he likely would hear about the potential for this problem when the buyer fills out a credit application, but he doesn't know if that's happened, either.
âIt would certainly make sense,â Hatfield said of the bill. âYou're a young guy, and all of a sudden you're making a lot less money than you made in your civilian job.â
The deferral law dates from 1991, when lawmakers approved a bill granting financial protections to reservists and members of the California National Guard who were called to active duty as a result of the Iraq-Kuwait crisis.
In 2005, a bill by then-Assemblyman Joe Baca Jr., D-Rialto, revived the program for reservists and National Guard members serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.


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Promoting Excessive Drinking
The following letter was sent to President and Chief Executive Officer of Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Eric Claus.
Dear Editor,
The manager of Waldbaum's store at 111-15 Beach Channel Drive, Rockaway Beach, N.Y. informed me that he has nothing to do with the decision to display beer bongs in the store. This is an instrument that is used in binge drinking that encourages participants to quaff down an entire beer in one swallow. [An] article appeared in the local paper "The Wave" on July 18, 2008.
It is not unusual to read disturbing news reports of young adults who engage in binge drinking, that results in sudden death due to excessive alcohol consumption or drunk driving.
I have lived in the Rockaways for over 40 years, and I have seen Waldbaum's grow and expand. As a regular customer, I value the quality of your products and service. On the [sales] receipt it states Waldbaum's 100-year celebration of "food and family." I am disappointed in your decision to approve this binge-drinking item to be displayed in your stores while celebrating 100 years of "food and family."
When your marketing department introduces a new product, I would hope they would have the integrity to reject a display of an item that is in very poor taste and judgment. I trust you will discontinue selling beer bongs. Possibly as a company policy you could encourage responsible drinking in your ad and marketing promotions as a community service for your customers. I anticipate a response shortly.


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Hello and Welcome to JustAnswer.
If you get manic symptoms while on an SSRI, such as Paroxetine, you should stop it immediately and ask the doctor for a mood stabilizer. I cannot guarantee that you are bipolar but you could be. Please see the doctor and describe your symptoms and ask for a mood stabilizer such as Lamictal for your depression.
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AUSTIN, MN – Over the years, we've come to accept restrictions on smoking in public places, but there are not the same restrictions on the newest form of smoking: e-cigarettes.
Instead of smoke, a user exhales vapor, so there might not be the same concerns about second-hand smoke, but there are questions about if and how the e-cigs should be regulated.
That's what leaders in Austin are talking about this week.
There are people in the Austin community who think e-cigarettes should be treated the same as regular cigarettes considering they do give off vapor and contain nicotine.
Monday night's council meeting was quite the back and forth argument as to whether e-cigarettes will be allowed in public places.
The ordinance would call for a one year suspension of the electronic cigarettes in all places where smoking is prohibited by the Minnesota Clean Indoor Air Act. Those in favor of the year suspension want that in place so they can learn more about the effects of e-cigs.
After a high school counselor and health officials gave their arguments, city council members voiced their own opinions. The debate left everyone wondering which way the council was going to sway.
"What we're looking at right now for factual information from healthcare professionals is that it's not a good idea and I don't want it next to me, I don't want to my grandchildren, I don't want it next to anybody," says council member Janet Anderson.
"We should be putting pressure on the legislation, on the food and drug administration where it belongs. Not in the city of Austin," argued council member Judy Enright.
The ordinance passed four-to-three in the first vote. The next step was to adopt and publish, which failed. So that means nothing really changes tonight but the issue will come back up at the April 7th meeting.
The city council also voted on a very similar ordinance, only it concerned the use of hookahs or similar devices in public places.
The vote required a unanimous decision – and did not pass.


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commandlinefu.com is the place to record those command-line gems that you return to again and again.
Delete that bloated snippets file you've been using and share your personal repository with the world. That way others can gain from your CLI wisdom and you from theirs too. All commands can be commented on, discussed and voted up or down.
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Wow, didn't really expect you to read this far down. The latest iteration of the site is in open beta. It's a gentle open beta-- not in prime-time just yet. It's being hosted over at UpGuard (link) and you are more than welcome to give it a shot. Couple things:
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High School:Ran for Pat McCurtry and Cindy Keane at Sandalwood HS. As a junior, set the school record in the pole vault at 8'6". Multiple-sport athlete: track, cross country, softball, cheerleading, diving, flag football, weightlifting. Captain of the cheerleading squad and was an All-American. Qualified for the state meet in diving for three consecutive years. A member of numerous committies and clubs.
Personal:Nursing major. Born April 11, 1980 in Jacksonville, FL. Daughter of Elizabeth Lindsey. Professional goal is to become a nurse practitioner.
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The procedurally-generated walking simulator Proteus is coming to the PS3 and Vita this month, but the ports from Curve Studios aren't going to be simple transpositions of the PC version. Instead, they'll be getting a few new bells and whistles, particularly in how your island is generated.
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Chris Gore is in Austin, Texas for the SXSW Film Festival, so there's no DVDuesday today, but if there were one, it would probably feature a bunch of new movie releases about the Apocalypse. So, without further ado, here's a glance at some of the greatest movies about the end of life as we know it.
Independence Day - Although films like The Dark Knight have since eclipsed its box office draw, there has yet to be a movie in the past ten years that has overshadowed the excitement created by the first trailer for Independence Day. It was the first time that we all realized that special effects had no limit. While current popcorn flicks like Cloverfield fail to impress jaded audiences, this one left them dazzled and still does, if you look back at it. Plus, it cemented Will Smith's role as a Hollywood leading man. If it weren't for ID4, he wouldn't have gone on to such triumphs as Wild, Wild West, I Am Legend, Hancock, the first Men in Black.
The Day the Earth Stood Still (Original) - It's one of the few movies featuring an advanced race of extraterrestrials in which Earth doesn't get its ass kicked for two thirds of the film. The plot's basically the same as the remake's if you've seen it, only it relied more on suspense than special effects. An alien comes to earth representing a galactic federation who wants us to change our warring ways or face destruction. Of course, humanity, being the brutal species that it is, can't and nearly gets destroyed until one human shows the alien that we have the potential to evolve beyond the petty simians we are. It might sound like a cliche premise to you, but this was made in the 50s, so calling it trite is like calling Shakespeare unoriginal after enjoying all of the crappy books, shows and movies you've enjoyed based on his work. It's not fast paced and the dialogues a little cheesy, but it's still a classic and should be respected as such. Klaatu barada nikto.
Falling Down - Michael Douglas gives a riveting performance as William Foster, a man who has gotten fed up with society; the lying politicians, the crime, the crappy service at fast food joints, the stuff that makes us all want to pick up an Uzi and starting blasting a-holes. It's really about the end of one angry man's world, but since Douglas plays a relatable, though insane, everyman, it's like the end of everyone's world. How's that for a twist on a theme?
Deep Impact - It was a decent precursor to Armageddon as Dante's Inferno was to Volcano. However, I do believe that this movie, and Morgan Freeman's powerful turn as the black President who leads America through the worst crisis imaginable, helped get Obama elected. Whether you think that's a good thing or not is beside the point. It's still a pretty damn impressive feat for a movie. Not since 1953's Tropic Zone, starring now deceased President, Ronald Reagan has a film had this much real world political impact.