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So when we first arrived we were boasting about the warm and sunny weather while you had to suffer through the cold Chicago winter. Well now its your turn to boast about your nice and sunny summer. Winter is setting in here and it wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the darn humidity. Some days the humidity is as high as 87% which makes 60 degrees feel alot cooler than it acutally is. Lately the weather has been wonderful, but when it's a cloudy day here in Buenos Aires its a COLD day!!!!
On with the updates, We'll start with recent news since its fresh in our mind.....
* Sarah was down with the sickness
* And then there were three... TEFLocal students are all gone
* Where in the World is TEFLocal?
* Do Peruvians Know Chinese?
* Inside Look: Buenos Aires in the A.M. and La Boca
* SPECIAL REPORT: You'll never guess who's coming to town!?!?!?!
Sarah's Down with the Sickness
Leading the news today, Sarah had a gastro intestinal infection a couple weeks ago, her body finally said enough to all this meat!! She had to take a few days off of work and stick to a bland diet (chicken, rice, crackers, water, tea), but of course she cheated. On Friday the 25th it was the first day of Sarah's diet and conveniently it was also a holiday here in Argentina. Similarly related to Flag Day or the day of the start of the revolution we spent most of the day wondering what was actually going on. The people flooded the streets and there was a buzz in the air, but no one could seem to find the reason why. So with a large group of Ex-Pats we spent the day tying traditional dishes, such as Locro, which was DELICOUS (almost like a beef stew but with corn...12 hours into her diet Sarah broke) and meandering through the streets watching tango dances and drinking mat�.
And Then There Were Three
Two weekends ago the last of the original 6 from our TEFL course left to head North to Bolivia and Peru to finish their traveling. We had a little going away party for them which was fun and turned into a long night of drinking Ferrnet and playing guitar
Since then a silent merger of teachers has been taking place as those who are left are no longer separated by the month they took the TEFL course. New friendships are forming, and it has given everyone a new reason to go out all weekend to enjoy BsAs food, festivals, and fun! We spent Friday with the remaining students from TEFL (March) at an Indian restaurant in Palermo Soho. We stuffed pita bread with Cuscus, Humus, Bobbaganush (eggplant and something), along with free champagne and one of the best desert dishes ever... it was excellent.
Later that evening we partook in another interesting phenomenon that has swept our life lately... and that is hanging out with students! ... Yes it maybe a little unethical but what the heck.... and it's turned into a lot of fun over the past couple weekends!
.... Which leads us into our next story....
Where in the world is TEFLocal?
The question that for many of us always seemed simple Ayacucho 1571... is no longer as simple as it seems. Earlier this month the small company TEFLocal was bought by the larger and dominant TEFL International (corporation basically).
Many things caused the "overturn" of TEFLocal. There was a hailstorm of accusations over who made the first move and/or who was trying to run out on the rent, but when the dust settles there will be a lot to talk about over how everything went down... for the mean time we mourn the lost of our beloved Alma-Matter and we would like to take a moment to reflect on "The Man" and how sometimes he also tries to keep us down! (No worries though our certificate is still valid)
Next we take a look at what some may call an interesting question that may have been eating at them all their lives... we have full coverage in a segment We like to call...
Do Peruvians Know Chinese?
In the far reaching grasp of globalization different cultures are coming into contact with one another at an exacerbating rate; mixing together and creating hodge-podge sudo-cultures influenced the more negative side of cultures.... However today we want to talk about the good side of this cultural interaction and we start at Peruvian Chinese
After Sarah's sickness we found a need to embark on a new hunt for different kinds of restaurants. A week ago after some persuasion by some locals we took a walk down Peru street and we stumbled upon a dingy little place that had a Chinese version of Macchu Picchu painted on the wall. The restaurant was in fact a Chinese restaurant run by native born Peruvians here in BsAs. The atmosphere was different... the service was completely Peruvian ( we were ignored for 30 mins before the waited on)... the cliental was Peruvian ( there were loud families, that talked to loud, ate too quick, and did not sit around and spend 2 hours drinking one coffee... so they were not Argentine)... but the food... the food was completely Chinese... We don't know were they figured this out...but man it was good food! Hooray globalization... Sarah and Dan ate good Chinese...from Peru....in Argentina.
We also found a great Mexican place... owned by a guy who insisted he lived in Florida before it was part of Cuba, and told he could make the food hotter since we were foreigners and the Argies think salt is spicy!... he also made the greatest homemade Guacamole and Margaritas we've ever had!
In today Inside Look we are examining some photos Dan took on one of his walks to work.... Take a look and enjoy!
Also there are some photos of El Caminto... which is the slum part of BsAs that has been turned into a tourist attraction full of fairs and Tango and really poor living conditions painted bright colors
Also we are posting photos from a class project that Dan did with his student at Ten Roses... they were studying about team building and team work so as a culmination of the activity they did the classic "Egg Drop"... they had ten minutes and limited supplies, but the end goal was to drop and egg and protect it from cracking...it was hilarious!
Finally THE SPECIAL REPORT
We can't believe how fast the time has flown by since we left in January. In less than 4 weeks Sarah's parents will arrive to spend 10 days with us here in Buenos Aires (6/30 - 7/9)!!!! We're so excited to see them and visit with them and show them around where we've been living. Following their departure, Sarah's friend, Bree, arrives on July 31st to spend 10 days with us!! It will be nice to see some familiar faces. But the visiting and the traveling doesn't stop there....
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton (a.k.a. Mom and Dad) have most wonderfully and graciously decided to fly us to Ireland in August to spend the family vacation together. We will be gone 8/9 - 8/20. Our travels to Ireland will be adventurous to say the least. The plans follow as such:
8/9 10:30 PM depart BsAs
8/10 6:00 AM arrive in Miami
8/10 5:00 PM depart Miami (anyone going to be in Miami then!? We have 11 hours to visit)
8/11 6:00 AM arrive in MADRID
8/11 7:00 PM depart Madrid (Dan is ecstatic to see Spain and spend 12 hours in Madrid!!!)
8/11 9:00 PM arrive in Ireland (finally after 48 hours we'll be there)
We will be traveling throughout Ireland with the Stanton family from 8/11 - 8/18
NOW FOR THE SPECIAL and EXCITING NEWS..........
Clear you calendar everyone we will be home on August 18th for 24 hours!!! We booked our flight home to have a 24 hour layover in Chicago!!!!
8/18 10:30 AM depart Dublin
8/18 12:30 PM arrive in CHICAGO (jetlag is going to suck!)
8/19 6:20 PM depart Chicago.... so we will have plenty of time to get some good quality visiting in. Some may call this layover a tease, and it just maybe one, but at the same time it will be great to be home for a little bit!!!!!
So after not "reporting" for over a month we had a lot of news to report. We hope you enjoyed Dan's version of 'broadcasting'. We love you and miss you all. We will see you in two months (less for some)!!!
Love always,
Sarah and Dan :)


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Congress supremo Sonia Gandhi on Monday slammed Gujarat Chief Minister-led Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government and said its policies were "anti-people" and "anti-farmer".
Modi government´s policies are anti-people. Lakhs are reeling under poverty," Gandhi said while addressing a rally at Siddhpur town of Patan district in the poll-bound Gujarat.
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Sex Education Will NOT Be Taught To Children As Young As Five, After Coalition Ditches Plans
Proposals for compulsory sex education for children as young as five have been ditched.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb said the Coalition would not implement the controversial plans put forward under Labour and had 'no plans to change the law on sex education'.
This means that teaching sex education will remain optional in primary schools.
Family campaigners feared that statutory sex and relationship education (SRE) could lead to teenage pregnancy being seen as acceptable by impressionable youngsters.
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since the birthday girl went early, she nabbed a good, spacious area for us to sit. the ambience was rather chill and i loved the big cutout footprints that adorned the ceiling. as a big buddha statue watched your every move, you can have a sip of their cheap champagne and get a refill or two if you want. nice!
the buffet was rather limited but you still get an array of eats to choose from. on my plate, i managed to nab myself a piece of tadoori-esque chicken, some mushrooms and peas curry, green beans, and a potato curry (i appreciated the number of vegetarian options available even though i eat dead animals on a daily basis). i also got myself a little bowl of their lentil soup which was rather salty. overall, i thought nepalese food tasted very similar to indian food, but the spice level is way low, if any. i would have gone back for a second helping of everything, but a bus dropped off a LOAD of folks from i don't know where and the buffet was cleaned out in seconds. this is what egypt must have looked like after the locusts swept through.
so a happy birthday girl, a plate of good food, and THREE glasses of champagne later and methinks the $9.99 was well spent here. please don't come here thinking you'll get AMAZING food though, cuz after all folks, it's only $9.99. for me, it's good enough and a few drinks later, it was pretty rad.
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Eagle girls roll to 3-0 start
Big test coming in two games this weekend.
The Brady girls were thrilled to come away from the weekend with a pair of wins over Class D-1 Paxton and Sandhills Conference foe Cody-Kilgore.
The Eagles handled the scrappy pressure from Paxton on the road Friday night, downing the Tigers 59-34.
With 21 steals mostly from high pressure, full-court defense, Brady was able to score quickly on easy transition buckets to push to a 19-6 first quarter lead at Paxton.
Despite a Tiger run in the second period, the Eagles never let Paxton get any closer than nine points.
Seniors Courtney Widick and Maggie Burke were high scorers for Brady with 17 points each.
Junior Dakota Terry pulled down 11 rebounds.
The Eagles returned home Saturday to whoop on Cody-Kilgore 74-26, not giving up a single bucket in the final period.
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Widick was again the leading scorer with 19 points while Burke added 18 and freshman Josie Palmer chipped in 16 points and 13 rebounds.
"I think we showed what our bench could do against Cody-Kilgore," Arterburn said. "Those girls were so tired, we ran them out of the gym."
Brady's bench will be a key in the games to come, the coach said.
"We're going to have our hands full this weekend," Arterburn said.
Brady will put its unblemished 3-0 record and No. 5 state ranking to the test at Hitchcock County on Friday.
The Falcons are also unbeaten and are rated No. 5 by the Omaha World-Herald in Class D-1.
"They're going to be really tough," Arterburn said. "We're going to have to be at the top of our game. But to be honest, I think I'm a little more worried about playing Loomis on Saturday."
The Wolves are also off to a 4-0 start on the season, sitting second in state power points in Class D-1.
"Everything they do is the same things we do," Arterburn said. "They like to press, they get a lot of steals from their guards and score plenty of points in quick transition."
Playing the Wolves at home will be an advantage for Brady, the coach said, as will playing 11-12 girls deep.
"Loomis is going to bring the pressure," Arterburn said, "but I don't think they have the depth we have."
The girls, he said, are looking forward to the challenge.
"This is going to tell a lot about our team," Arterburn said. "We're going to see just how well we can handle the pressure. We've not had a close game yet but all of these kids have played in pressure situations so I think they'll rise to the occasion."
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Coordinating Climate and Trade Policies; Pareto Efficiency and the Role of Border Tax Adjustments
This paper explores the role of trade instruments in globally efficient climate policies, focusing on the central issue of whether some form of border tax adjustment (BTA) is warranted when carbon prices differ internationally. It shows that tariff policy has a role in easing cross-country distributional concerns that can make non-uniform carbon pricing efficient and, more particularly, that Pareto-efficiency requires a form of BTA when carbon taxes in some countries are constrained, a special case being identified in which this has the simple structure envisaged in practical policy discusions. It also stresses—a point that has been overlooked in the policy debate—that the efficiency case for BTA depends critically on whether climate policies are pursued by carbon taxation or by cap-and-trade.
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Things just keep rolling along for Erin. She's got a nice, stable vibrato now and is shifting easily. She's wrapped up her first polishing of the three Seitz Concerto movements in Book 4, and has made short work of note-learning for the Vivaldi a minor 1st movement which she is playing confidently now while preparing to start the 3rd. Six months ago I would have predicted her forward progress would slow at the early-Book-4 level. Now I'm sure it will slow by the late-Book-4 level, but I've been wrong so far and I'm prepared to be wrong again.
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"We certainly don't have a dog in the fight," [Senator Ted] Cruz said, calling it a civil war in Syria. "We should be focused on defending the United States of America. That's why young men and women sign up to join the military, not to, as you know, serve as Al Qaeda's air force."
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Senator Ron Johnson: It seems like initially the opposition was maybe more Western-leaning, more moderate, more democratic, and as time has gone by, it's degraded, become more infiltrated by al-Qaeda.
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But the evidence is to the contrary. Senator Cruz noted that – of the nine major rebel groups – sevenhave ties to Al-Qaeda. He's right.
Indeed, Kerry's claims have been thoroughly debunked by the New York Times, (and here), Wall Street Journal, USA Today, CNN, McClatchy (and here), AP, Time, BBC, the Independent, the Telegraph,Agence France-Presse, Asia Times, and the Star (and here).
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In President Obama's next election, he favors ABBB (Anyone But BiBi). Evelyn Gordon points out a small problem: From Obama's perspective Netanyahu's main rival (Shelly Yacimovich) isn't much of an improvement.So here, according to Israeli embassy reports on her meetings with French officials in July, is what she thinks on diplomatic issues: She thinks the Palestinians should negotiate without preconditions – just like Netanyahu. She thinks they must recognize Israel as a Jewish state – again like Netanyahu. She thinks Israel should retain the major settlement blocs, and shouldn't withdraw to the 1967 lines – yet again like Netanyahu.
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In short, contrary to the media's persistent portrayal of Netanyahu as a "hardline right-winger" heading a "far right" coalition, his positions on the Palestinian issue are shared by almost all Israelis – not only supporters of his coalition, but also supporters of what is likely to be the main opposition party come January, assuming Netanyahu (as expected) forms the next government. What will probably keep Yacimovich out of his coalition aren't her diplomatic views, but his economic ones.
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Today, put a clay post under the front left horse's hove. This will act as support for the horse once the bronze is cast. The trick is to do this and make it look like you didn't do this. The shadow of the hove will hide the post. Bronze is very soft. If it's only supported on two legs, then it will bend over time in bronze. By having three legs touching the base it is more stable.
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... clearly stating several times that we had been to the Gateway of India yesterday, our driver pulls into the parking lot for the Gateway of India and asks us how long we need to take pictures. After some additional discussions he agrees to take us to the next location. Apparently we were not clear that we had been here yesterday. Next on the list was a visit to the Malabar dhobi ghat. This entire section of the city is engaged in the trade of laundering. The men beat the laundry into a ...
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... Ghat, where hundreds of workers do the washing and ironing for many small businesses. It is an amazing sight with thousands, maybe millions of different items of laundry being slapped against stones, washed and dried, then hung on miles and miles of washing line strung over the many rooftops. We visited the second largest slum in Mumbai, the decision to do so wasn't taken lightly by us, but we learnt the Rahul himself lived ...
Mumbai part I: Dedicated to Dhiraj
... front, frizzy hair and dripping with sweat onto a packed non air conditioned carriage). Like clock work the local train left at 9:15. Our new friend, Dhiraj kept reassuring us we would make it, he told us the local train only took 40mins so we would have 5mins to spare to somehow cross 15 platforms to make our train (fabulous!). On the train we saw another she man clap twice and ask for money, apparently this is common and surprisingly people did give her some ...
Touring Mumbai
... Beautiful views. Amazing art work from centuries ago. Only a few monkeys around. On our ferry ride back we met this beautiful guju girl, Kavya. She was so sweet, made the trip much more interesting! Stopped at some sites around Mumbai and then back to the hotel, ...
Mumbai Central to Mathura.....
... head and a smile on his face. I would usually assume its going to kick off however 2 weeks into my adventure I have come to one conclusion..... This is India!!! (with a flick of my wrist and a shake of my head) I am in awe of their friendly openly tactile attitude towards their fellow man. To the group of boys who decided they wanted a picture with their new western friend, Raj and his family for spending ...


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I am sitting here now considering whether or not to go see Laibach tomorrow, and I just came across this.
Now I would probably never go see 50 Cent in America ever. I am definitely a hip-hop fan, but hip-hop shows are notoriously not very dynamic. However, in this case, there is this little part of me that is curious to watch the spectacle of a hip-hop show here as I'd probably be the only non-performing black person there. It'd be like the old Apollo in Harlem or something with all white audiences watching black people shimmy and shake across the stage. I am curious whether I would cry or laugh or double over in pain. I guess the only way to know is to go. I wonder whether Laibach might show up?
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THE LONDON CHRONICLE, England, December 19, 1771 Inside has a report headed "America" from Philadelphia noting in part: "...Benjamin Franklin, Esq., is appointed Agent for this province at the Court of Great Britain, for the ensuing year."
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Curiosity update, sols 1109-1165: Drilling at Big Sky and Greenhorn, onward to Bagnold Dunes
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/11/16 01:31 CST | 4 comments
Since my last update, Curiosity drilled two new holes, at Big Sky and Greenhorn, and is now approaching Bagnold Dunes.
A Day in the Solar System: 28 October 2015
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2015/11/09 07:44 CST | 5 comments
On October 28th, the Cassini spacecraft flew through the geyser plume of Saturn's moon Enceladus. But Cassini was not the only spacecraft operating in the solar system that day.
Curiosity update, sols 1073-1107: Driving toward dunes, distracted by haloes
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/09/18 07:40 CDT | 1 comments
Since I last checked in with Curiosity, the rover has been steadily driving southward, heading directly toward the Bagnold dune field. They are looking for a place to drill into the Stimson sandstone unit, but have been distracted by intriguing pale haloes around frock fractures. Despite a rough road, the wheels are not showing significant increase in damage.
The story behind Curiosity's self-portraits on Mars
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/08/19 03:52 CDT | 2 comments
How and why does Curiosity take self-portraits? A look at some of the people and stories behind Curiosity's "selfies" on the occasion of the official release of the sol 1065 belly pan self-portrait at Buckskin, below Marias Pass, Mars.
Curiosity update, sols 1012-1072: Sciencing back and forth below Marias Pass
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/08/14 07:14 CDT
Since my last update, Curiosity has driven back and forth repeatedly across a section of rocks below Marias pass. The rover finally drilled at a spot named Buckskin on sol 1060, marking the drill's return to operations after suffering a short on sol 911. Now the rover is driving up into Marias Pass and onto the Washboard or Stimson unit.
Posted by Damia Bouic on 2015/08/11 01:03 CDT | 3 comments
Amateur image processor Damia Bouic shares new stunning images from Curiosity—including a "selfie" from a whole new angle.
What's up in solar system exploration: August 2015 edition
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/08/10 07:31 CDT | 5 comments
I'm back from two weeks' vacation, so it's time to catch up on the status of all our intrepid planetary missions, from Akatsuki to the Voyagers and hitting the Moon, Mars, asteroids, comets, and Saturn in between.
Curiosity update, sols 978-1011: Into Marias Pass; ChemCam back in action; solar conjunction
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/06/10 07:26 CDT | 7 comments
It's been an eventful few weeks for Curiosity on Mars. From sols 981 to 986, Curiosity's human pilots tried and failed to drive the rover southward; but, retracing their steps to Logan's Run, they quickly found a way up and into a beautiful geological amphitheater named Marias Pass, where they will stay throughout Mars solar conjunction. They also returned ChemCam to normal operations.
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/05/24 01:21 CDT | 7 comments
Pause your life for six minutes and watch the Sun set....on Mars. Thank you, Glen Nagle, for this awe-inspiring simulation based on Curiosity's sol 956 sunset images.
Rover eyes on rock layers on Mars
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/05/19 04:27 CDT | 2 comments
Digging in to mission image archives yields similar images of layered Martian rocks from very different places.
Curiosity update, sols 949-976: Scenic road trip and a diversion to Logan's Run
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/05/06 06:04 CDT | 4 comments
Curiosity is finally on the road again! And she's never taken a more scenic route than this. Her path to Mount Sharp is taking her to the west and south, across sandy swales between rocky rises.
Posted by Damia Bouic on 2015/05/06 02:07 CDT | 7 comments
Long before Curiosity's landing, the description of the color camera made me dream: I imagined what wonderful pictures we could get of sunsets and sunrises on Mars. They finally came on sol 956, the 15th of April, 2015.
Artist's Drive: A Sol 950 Colorized Postcard
Posted by Damia Bouic on 2015/04/14 02:15 CDT | 1 comments
Amateur image processor Damia Bouic shares the process behind creating stunning panoramas with Curiosity images.
Curiosity update, sols 896-949: Telegraph Peak, Garden City, and concern about the drill
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/04/10 07:37 CDT | 1 comments
Since I last wrote about Curiosity drilling at Pink Cliffs, the rover has visited and studied two major sites, drilling at one of them. It has also suffered a short in the drill percussion mechanism that presents serious enough risk to warrant a moratorium on drill use until engineers develop a plan to continue to operate it safely.
LPSC 2015: Aeolian Processes on Mars and Titan
Posted by Nathan Bridges on 2015/03/26 04:05 CDT
Planetary scientist Nathan Bridges reports on results from the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference about the action of wind on the surfaces of Mars and Titan.
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2015/03/09 08:03 CDT | 3 comments
In pictures of the planets, the stars aren't usually visible. But when they do appear, they're spectacular.
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/03/06 11:42 CST | 1 comments
Dawn has successfully entered orbit at Ceres, becoming the first mission to orbit a dwarf planet and the first to orbit two different bodies beyond Earth. I also have updates on Curiosity, Rosetta, Mars Express, Hayabusa2, the Chang'e program, InSIGHT, and OSIRIS-REx.
Curiosity update, sols 864-895: Drilling at Pink Cliffs
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/02/20 06:59 CST
Curiosity's second drilling campaign at the foot of Mount Sharp is complete. The rover spent about a month near Pink Cliffs, an area at the base of the Pahrump Hills outcrop, drilling and documenting a site named Mojave, where lighter-colored crystals were scattered through a very fine-grained rock.
FOIA Request Sheds Light on NASA Mission Extension Process
Posted by Jason Davis on 2015/02/06 04:01 CST | 3 comments
A FOIA request offers insight into NASA's planetary science extended mission review process, which seems, at best, confusing, and at worst—with adjectival ratings like "Very Good/Good"—arbitrary.
Posted by Bill Dunford on 2015/02/02 05:03 CST | 1 comments
More examples of imperfect--but tantalizing--images from deep space.
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Real Madrid's Pepe is on the verge of a quick return from injury after completing a tough training session on Friday, and he could be back on the pitch sooner rather than later. Friday's session was only half an hour long but included both physical and ball work which he did on his own. Finally, there could be some light at the end of the tunnel for the Portuguese centre-half.
His ankle stood up to both running and kicking a ball and he will be back next week to train with his teammates after being left out of Portugal's squad for the friendly with Ecuador on Wednesday in Guimaraes.
It has been a month since his ankle operation in Porto. After months of pain that got steadily worse towards the end of December, the big defender could be back in the squad as early as next week's game against Sevilla. That would be just ahead of the schedule to be fit for the Manchester United game, an objective set out at the time of his operation with Rooney, Van Persie and company in mind.
However, the form of Raphael Varane, especially in Wednesday's game against Barcelona, will have relaxed Mourinho to a certain extent, and he may not need to rush Pepe back as soon as he had originally thought.
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Lot 288: REFLECTIONS ON RACE IN AMERICA BY DYSON, BELL, AND LINCOLN.
Fall Eclectic Auction
by Selkirk Auctioneers & Appraisers
22 October 2016
St. Louis, MO, USA
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Sixteen books, many signed by the author, together with two personal letters from Derick Bell to Lindsay Patterson.
-Bell, D. (1992). Faces at the bottom of the well: The permanence of racism. New York: Basic Books. Signed 1994.
-Dyson, M. E. (1993). Reflecting black: African-American cultural criticism. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
-Dyson, M. E. (1996). Between God and gangsta rap: Bearing witness to black culture. New York: Oxford University Press. Signed.
-Dyson, M. E. (1996). Making Malcolm: The myth and meaning of Malcolm X. New York: Oxford University Press. Signed.
-Dyson, M. E. (1996). Race rules: Navigating the color line. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley Pub. Co. Signed.
-Dyson, M. E. (2001). Holler if you hear me: Searching for Tupac Shakur. New York: Basic Civitas Books. Signed.
-Dyson, M. E. (2004). Mercy, mercy me: The art, loves, and demons of Marvin Gaye. New York: Basic Civitas Books. Signed.
-Dyson, M. E. (2004). The Michael Eric Dyson reader. New York: Basic Civitas Books. Signed.
-Dyson, M. E. (2005). Is Bill Cosby right?: Or has the Black middle class lost its mind? New York, NY: Basic Civitas Books.
-Dyson, M. E. (2007). Debating race: With Michael Eric Dyson. New York: Basic Civitas Books.
-Lincoln, C. E. (1961). The Black Muslims in America. Boston: Beacon Press. Signed.
-Lincoln, C. E. (1964). My face is black. Beacon Press.
-Lincoln, C. E. (1967). Sounds of the struggle: Persons and perspectives in civil rights. New York: Morrow.
-Lincoln, C. E. (1988). The Avenue, Clayton City. New York: Morrow. Signed.
-Lincoln, C. E. (1988). The Avenue, Clayton City. New York: Morrow. Signed.
-Frazier, E. F., & Lincoln, C. E. (1974). The Negro church in America/The Black church since Frazier. New York: Schocken Books.
Collection of Lindsay Waldorf Patterson (1934-2009), New York, NY.
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