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This apps helps to use Wallet on website and POS, pay order using wallet balance
Customer Wallet For Website And POS
This apps helps to add Cash on Delivery as Payment method on Odoo eCommerce
Website Cash on Delivery
Useful to hide price to customer in ecommerce and customer can request for price.
Call For Price
Website Machine/Spar-part Repair, Website Laptop repair/computer Servicing any kind of product Repair management
Website Machine Repair Management Odoo/OpenERP
Request for quotation useful to hide price to customer in ecommerce and customer can request for quote.
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Website Product Rating with Review & Attachment
Website Product Rating with Review & Attachment
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Ecommerce Website SEO With URL Re-write
Display filter options for website sale on mobile/tablet view.
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With the use of this addon, the user will be able to quickly search category wise products.
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This module allows admin to upload files and attachments and also allow to download them from relevant Website product.
Website Product Attachments
Facility to approve or reject new signed-up users. Get option to allow users sign-in only after email verification. It will not display your shop product price to the visitors until they log-in.
New User Approval
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|[jira] Commented: (LUCENE-1614) Add next() and skipTo() variants to DocIdSetIterator that return the current doc, instead of boolean
|Tue, 19 May 2009 21:25:49 GMT
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-1614?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12710887#action_12710887 ] Marvin Humphrey commented on LUCENE-1614: ----------------------------------------- > Marvin, what's your plan for Lucy's sentinel value for DISI/Scorer? Doc numbers start at 1, and 0 is the sentinel. Also, DISI will be named "Matcher". Features above and beyond what's currently in Lucene DISI to be determined. > Add next() and skipTo() variants to DocIdSetIterator that return the current doc, instead of boolean > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-1614 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-1614 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: Search > Reporter: Shai Erera > Fix For: 2.9 > > Attachments: LUCENE-1614.patch > > > See http://www.nabble.com/Another-possible-optimization---now-in-DocIdSetIterator-p23223319.html for the full discussion. The basic idea is to add variants to those two methods that return the current doc they are at, to save successive calls to doc(). If there are no more docs, return -1. A summary of what was discussed so far: > # Deprecate those two methods. > # Add nextDoc() and skipToDoc(int) that return doc, with default impl in DISI (calls next() and skipTo() respectively, and will be changed to abstract in 3.0). > #* I actually would like to propose an alternative to the names: advance() and advance(int) - the first advances by one, the second advances to target. > # Wherever these are used, do something like '(doc = advance()) >= 0' instead of comparing to -1 for improved performance. > I will post a patch shortly -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Consort of
Andrew Litle
Departed this life with the hope of the gospel.
Oct. 22nd 1833,
Aged 28 years 1 month,
and 7 days.
Although Mrs. Litle was no child when she died, her epitaph is taken from the hymn "On the Death of a Child" by Anne Steele (b. 1716, d. 1778).
The once lov'd form, now cold and dead.
Each mournful thought employs:
And nature weeps her comforts fled,
And wither'd all her joys.
But wait the interposing gloom.
And lo! stern winter flies;
And, drest in beauty's fairest bloom.
The flow'ry tribes arise.
Hope looks beyond the bounds of time,
When what we now deplore.
Shall rise in full, immortal prime.
And bloom to fade no more.
Then cease, fond nature, cease thy tears;
Religion points on high;
There everlasting spring appears.
And joys which cannot die.
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Federal agent arrested after brandishing gun
BURBANK, Calif. — Police say an apparently drunk man arrested after allegedly brandishing a gun on a Burbank street is a federal agent.
According to a police statement, officers responded early Wednesday after someone reported being approached by a very drunk man who pulled out a handgun. The armed man directed the victim to follow him.
The victim managed to run off and the armed suspect was found by police less than a mile away.
Police say Andrew Leconte was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping and brandishing a firearm.
Investigators later learned that Leconte is an agent with the United States Marshals Service.
Jail records show the 27-year-old was released after posting bail. It wasn't immediately known if he has an attorney.
The incident remains under investigation.
Marshals Service spokesman Dave Turk said Sunday that the agency doesn't comment on ongoing investigations.
Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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" Better believe there's war on up ahead/ Until we can settle the score and share the bread / Some people got no choices from the day they are born / Some other people got many but their reasons are wrong / Catch a fire, you're gonna get burned / Sow the seed, it will come back in return / Some people think they are above it all / and everything but they will fall"


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Larger capacity Memory Stick PRO Duo card will save more images and video clips on new cameras with high-resolution digital still and video features
HANNOVER, GERMANY, MARCH 9, 2006 - SanDisk® Corporation today introduced a new 4-gigabyte (GB)* capacity, the highest available in the market right now, for its standard Memory Stick PRO Duo™ cards. The announcement was made at the CeBIT Show in Hannover, Germany, where SanDisk is demonstrating its products in Hall 1, Stand C31 of the exhibition center.
The move to a larger capacity Memory Stick PRO Duo card is in response to the release of new high-megapixel cameras as well as hybrid models that combine digital still images and video. For example, one new camera that takes both high-resolution still images and high-quality MPEG4 video clips, at 30 frames per second, can provide a user with up to three hours of video capacity with a 4GB SanDisk Memory Stick PRO Duo card.
"As consumers shoot more video on these new digital cameras, they will need more storage capacity," said Susan Park, retail product marketing manager for SanDisk's standard memory card line. "The SanDisk Memory Stick PRO Duo exceeds the minimum performance specifications for a Memory Stick PRO Duo card and is compatible with any device that uses the format."
When inserted into an adapter that converts the Memory Stick PRO Duo to a Memory Stick PRO™ format, the card also can be used in any device that hosts a Memory Stick PRO flash card, including card readers, personal computers, television sets and some DVD players equipped with flash card slots.
The newest capacity of 4 gigabytes joins other capacities in SanDisk's standard line, which includes 256 megabytes (MB), 512MB, 1GB and 2GB.* Suggested retail prices range from $34.99 for the 256MB card to $299 for the 4GB card. The card is expected to ship in April.
SanDisk also is making a color change for its Memory Stick PRO Duo line, from pale blue to deep blue. This gives the cards "a bolder, brighter look that makes them stand out," said Park.
Sony and SanDisk co-developed the Memory Stick PRO media format, and SanDisk manufactures its own Memory Stick PRO Duo cards. "Sony is a clear leader in the digital camera and camcorder categories," said Chris Chute, senior analyst for IDC, a major digital imaging research company. "As Sony continues to develop next-generation video and still image capture technologies, the demand for high speed, large capacity, small form factor memory cards will grow as well."
SanDisk is the original inventor of flash storage cards and is the world's largest supplier of flash data storage card products, using its patented, high-density flash memory and controller technology. SanDisk is headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA and has operations worldwide, with more than half its sales outside the U.S.
* 1 megabyte (MB) = 1 million bytes; 1 gigabyte (GB) = 1 billion bytes.
SanDisk's product and executive images can be downloaded from
SanDisk's web site/home page address: http://www.sandisk.com
SanDisk and the SanDisk logo are trademarks of SanDisk Corporation, registered in the and other countries. Memory Stick PRO and Memory Stick PRO Duo are trademarks of Sony Corporation. Other brand names mentioned herein are for identification purposes only and may be the trademarks of their respective holder (s).
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements, including expectations for new product introductions, applications, markets, and customers that are based on our current expectations and involve numerous risks and uncertainties that may cause these forward-looking statements to be inaccurate. Risks that may cause these forward-looking statements to be inaccurate include among others: market demand for our products may grow more slowly than our expectations or there may be a slower adoption rate for these products in new markets that we are targeting and the other risks detailed from time-to-time in our Securities and Exchange Commission filings and reports, including, but not limited to, Form 10-K and our quarterly reports on Form 10-Q. We do not intend to update the information contained in this press release.
SanDisk Corporation
Ken Castle
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Bharmal will be global media director at the pharma giant from 4 February. She will report to head of global media relations Esra Erkal-Paler.
She will handle proactive media relations, working to promote stories that help fit with AstraZeneca's corporate business plan. She will also have a specific focus on UK corporate comms.
The appointment of new chief executive Pascal Soriot last October has prompted a strategy review across the company, the results of which are expected to be announced alongside a financial update.
Fishburn Hedges, which set up a 12-strong dedicated healthcare team under Bharmal's leadership in March 2011, has not confirmed a replacement.
However, chief executive Fiona Thorne told PRWeek that the agency had a model of 'specialist expertise in sectors and disciplines, but with no formal boundaries or silos', meaning the agency will 'continue to grow and expand' its work in healthcare across the business.
The healthcare team was set up to offer seamless comms advice for healthcare clients, supported by an advisory panel of NHS clinicians and managers to provide insight from within the sector.
Bharmal's primary aim in the role was to drive new business, building the agency's speciality across the public, private and voluntary sectors. Current clients include Celesio UK, Novartis and the Health Foundation.


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Although skateboarding and in-line skating were once considered extreme sports, they are now both very common activities for children.
Skateboarding and in-line skating involve street skating (using public areas such as sidewalks, steps, handrails, and curbs) or skate parks designed specifically for these sports. With the growing popularity of skateboarding and in-line skating comes a greater number of injuries. However, the risk of injury can be reduced with taking lessons, use of safety gear including helmets, and following the rules of the road.
The following is information from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) about types of skateboards and skates and how to prevent injuries. Also included is an overview of common skateboarding and in-line skating injuries.
Skateboards are a deck or board with 2 sets of wheels attached to the deck by trucks. There are several different types of boards, ranging from long boards to smaller vert or street boards.
Caster boards are 2 decks or boards connected by a beam with a spring in the middle and one wheel attached to each deck by a truck. Rotating the boards back and forth propels the board. One brand of caster board is called RipStik.
In-line skates, often called roller blades, are roller skates with the wheels in a line as opposed to side by side. This allows for faster speeds and sharper turns. In-line skates can be used for hockey, freestyle skating, racing, fitness training, recreation, aggressive skating, and cross-training for sports such as skiing. There are different skates for each of these uses. (Note: Heelies should be considered skates and not shoes.)
Scooters are a combination of skateboards with a single wheel at the front and back of the board and a handle connected to the front wheel for steering.
Injuries from skating and skateboarding are common and are usually caused by falls and collisions with other objects. Many of these injuries are fractures or sprains to the wrists and ankles. Severe injuries, including death, can occur and are often the result of head or chest injuries from a collision with a car.
Ankle sprains are a common skateboarding or in-line skating injury and can prevent athletes from being able to skate. Ankle sprains are more likely to happen if an athlete had a previous sprain, especially a recent one.
Treatment begins with rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE). Athletes should see a doctor as soon as possible if they cannot walk on the injured ankle or have severe pain. X-rays may be needed.
Regular icing (20 minutes) helps with pain and swelling. Weight bearing and exercises to regain range of motion, strength, and balance are key factors to getting back to sports. Tape and ankle braces can prevent or reduce the frequency of ankle sprains. Tape and an ankle brace can also support the ankle, enabling an athlete to return to activity more quickly.
Wrist injuries often result when athletes fall onto the arms without appropriate protection. Athletes may have pain with use and loss of range of motion.
Treatment begins with RICE. Athletes should see a doctor if their wrists are swollen or painful the next day. X-rays may be needed.
Concussions occur if the head or neck hits the ground after collision with another person or object. A concussion is any injury to the brain that disrupts normal brain function on a temporary or permanent basis.
The signs and symptoms of a concussion range from subtle to obvious and usually happen right after the injury but may take hours to days to show up. Athletes who have had concussions may report feeling normal before their brain has fully recovered. With most concussions, the player is not knocked out or unconscious.
Prematurely returning to play after a concussion can lead to another concussion or even death. An athlete with a history of concussion is more susceptible to another injury than an athlete with no history of concussion.
All concussions are serious, and all athletes with suspected concussions should not return to play until they see a doctor.
Skateboarding and in-line skating injuries can be prevented when athletes use the appropriate safety equipment and safety guidelines are followed.


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Hand-lettering services are available for guest addresses, escort cards, and place cards. They are not available for RSVP envelopes or return addresses; we prefer to print those in a mixture of calligraphy & print (see envelope printing to purchase).
Calligraphy refers to script written with calligraphy nib & holder dipped in ink; the result is a more formal script with a variation in thickness; the ink appears raised on top of the envelope.
Monoline refers to script written with a felt-tip or ballpoint pen; it is much quicker than calligraphy and therefore provides a more economical hand-lettering option for guest addresses, escort cards, or place cards.
COLORS: Calligraphy & monoline are available in a wide array of colors (see color chart). You will be prompted to select a color upon adding this item to your cart.
- For calligraphy - we recommend black, gold, silver, copper, or gray.
- For monoline - we recommend black, gold, or gray.
When you purchase hand-lettering services, you will receive an emailed link with a spreadsheet template that should be used for submitting guest lists.
For address formatting and etiquette details, refer to the etiquette page.
* For questions about paper color, paper thickness, postage, and customization, refer to our Wedding Collection FAQ.


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Gilad Sharon / Jerusalem Post:
A decisive conclusion is necessary — There is no middle path here - either the Gazans and their infrastructure are made to pay the price, or we reoccupy the entire Gaza Strip. — Anyone who thinks Hamas is going to beg for a cease-fire, that Operation Pillar of Defense will draw to a close …
Discussion: Firedoglake, Business Insider, The Agonist, Mondoweiss, Twitchy and Haaretz
Edward Teller / Firedoglake: As Eliminationist Racism Explodes in Israel, Obama Defends Its Consequences
Paul Mutter / Mondoweiss: The light doesn't get much greener than this: Obama admin gives Israel the go ahead to escalate in Gaza
Brendan Sasso / The Hill:
Sen. McCain calls for Bill Clinton to lead Israel-Palestinian talks — Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) suggested on Sunday that President Obama should send former President Bill Clinton to lead cease fire talks between Israelis and Palestinians. — "We need a person of enormous prestige …
Discussion: CNN, The Impolitic, Politico and Talking Points Memo
President Clinton / CNN: McCain suggests Bill Clinton as Middle East peace negotiator
Libby Spencer / The Impolitic: He's such a bitter old man
Tarini Parti / Politico: McCain: Bill Clinton should negotiate peace in Middle East
New York Times:
Gaza Violence Is Unabating as Other Nations Push for Truce
Gaza Violence Is Unabating as Other Nations Push for Truce
Kevin Gosztola / Firedoglake: Israel's Targeting of Media Is a War Crime
Caroline Bankoff / New York Magazine: Benjamin Netanyahu Says Israel Is 'Prepared for a Significant Expansion' of Conflict in Gaza
Alex Kane / Mondoweiss: Day Five of Israeli Attack on Gaza: Death toll rises to 72, 520 civilians wounded; 4 children killed …
Dana Farrington / www.wnyc.org: Diplomatic Efforts Mount As Death Toll Rises In Gaza
Jordan Sargent / Gawker: Israeli Strike in Gaza City Kills 12 As Ceasefire Talks Continue
Gabriela Resto-Montero / msnbc.com: Obama: 'Fully supportive of Israel's right to defend itself'
LIVE BLOG: Day 5 of Israel's Gaza offensive
LIVE BLOG: Day 5 of Israel's Gaza offensive
Discussion: Mondoweiss, Israel Matzav and The Gateway Pundit
Annie Robbins / Mondoweiss: Egypt allows 400 activists to enter Gaza
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Discussion: Washington Post, World News, The Hill and New York Times
Meghashyam Mali / The Hill: Obama 'supportive' of Israel, but hopes no 'ramping up' of attacks
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
Allen West falls further behind — Florida Rep. Allen West's reelection prospects grew dimmer Sunday, as a recount of early ballots showed him falling further behind his Democratic opponent. — Democrat Patrick Murphy, a 29-year-old construction company executive, gained 242 votes …
Discussion: CNN, Reuters, Outside the Beltway, The Raw Story, Alan Colmes'Alan Colmes' and The Reaction
Doug Mataconis / Outside the Beltway: After Recount, Allen West Still Losing
Jonathan Terbush / The Raw Story: Rep. Allen West loses more ground to challenger after recount
Michael J.W. Stickings / The Reaction: Allen West, meet dustbin of history
Meghashyam Mali / Ballot Box: Murphy claims victory after recount deadline, West weighs challenge
Sahil Kapur / Talking Points Memo:
Top Republicans Excoriate Romney On Sunday Talk Shows — If Mitt Romney has any friends left in the Republican Party, they're in hiding. — On the Sunday talk shows, senior Republicans, former Romney surrogates and prominent conservatives piled on their defeated presidential nominee …
Discussion: Outside the Beltway
Doug Mataconis / Outside the Beltway: Republicans Pile On Romney For "Gift" Remarks
Republicans say party needs revamp after Romney drubbing — (Reuters) - The Republican Party needs to stop insulting voters and broaden its appeal after Democratic President Barack Obama won re-election this month over Mitt Romney with overwhelming support from Hispanics, blacks and single women, top Republicans said on Sunday.
Discussion: Hot Air, NewsBusters.org and BuzzFeed
Seung Min Kim / Politico: Graham to Romney: 'When you're in a hole, stop digging'
Aviva Shen / ThinkProgress:
McCain Refuses To Support Any Secretary Of State Nominee — Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) has not hesitated to voice his distaste towards U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice, who may be nominated to replace Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State. On Face the Nation Sunday morning …
Discussion: Balloon Juice and Outside the Beltway
Imani Gandy / Balloon Juice: Susan Rice is on Pepaw McCain's Lawn
Larry McShane / NY Daily News:
New York businessman says Jill Kelley tried to parlay honorary South Korean consul gig into $80 million check — Socialite linked to David Petraeus sex scandal tried to broker pricey deal on fuel conversion project — Energy businessman Adam Victor says Tampa socialite Jill Kelley requested …
Discussion: New York Magazine, THE ASTUTE BLOGGERS and The Daily Caller
Zach Dionne / New York Magazine: Jill Kelley Tried Parlaying Her Honorary South Korean Consulship Into $80 Million
Reliapundit / THE ASTUTE BLOGGERS: THE MONEY ANGLE OF THE PETRAEUS AFFAIR IS FINALLY BREAKING THROUGH TO THE USA MEDIA...
Monique Hamm / The Daily Caller: Jill Kelley requested $80 million to lobby Petreaus
Pedro Oliveira Jr / New York Post:
White House denies terror delete — The White House yesterday denied it edited talking points about the terrorist attack that killed the American ambassador to Libya — contradicting remarks made a day earlier by disgraced ex-CIA chief David Petraeus. — "The only edit that was made by the White House …
Discussion: Associated Press, The Lonely Conservative and Michelle Malkin
Associated Press: Congress wants to know who created Benghazi 'talking points,' why terrorism link was omitted
Doug Powers / Michelle Malkin: White House: We didn't edit al-Qaeda references from talking points given to Susan Rice
Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
Is Rice Cooked?
Is Rice Cooked?
Discussion: The Daily Caller and Althouse
Ann Althouse / Althouse: Lindsey Graham was on fire on "Meet the Press" today.
Brendan Sasso / The Hill:
Sen. Chambliss: Rice needs to share what 'White House directed her to say'
Sen. Chambliss: Rice needs to share what 'White House directed her to say'
Gregory Wallace / CNN: After hearing Petraeus' testimony, legislators' questions on Benghazi remain
Seung Min Kim / Politico: Levin defends Rice on Libya
Anne Flaherty / Associated Press:
Congress to Investigate Benghazi 'Talking Points'
Congress to Investigate Benghazi 'Talking Points'
Discussion: Politico
Seung Min Kim / Politico: Rogers wonders if Obama knew about Petraeus before Election Day
Maureen Callahan / New York Post:
Former hotel insider's memoir reveals dirty secrets of hospitality industry — Any big hotels have got scandals. Just like every big hotel has got a ghost. Why? Hell, people come and go. — "The Shining" by Stephen King — The most memorable guest Jacob Tomsky ever came across …
Discussion: Althouse
Matt DeLong / Washington Post:
Joe Biden to Sandy victims: 'You've got a homeboy' who 'gets it' — Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), left, and Vice President Joe Biden walk off their helicopter Sunday in Island Beach State Park, N.J. (Rich Schultz / AP) — Seeking to reassure victims of Hurricane Sandy following a tour …
Discussion: Michelle Malkin, Weasel Zippers, Weekly Standard, The Gateway Pundit, The Daily Caller and New York Magazine
Doug Powers / Michelle Malkin: Joe Biden reminds Jersey storm victims they've 'got a homeboy in the deal who gets it'
ZIP / Weasel Zippers: Joe Biden To Hurricane Sandy Victims: "You've Got a Homeboy In The Deal Who Gets It"...
Daniel Halper / Weekly Standard: Biden Calls Obama 'Homeboy'
Jim Hoft / The Gateway Pundit: Joe Biden to Hurricane Victims: "You've Got a Homeboy in the Deal Who Gets It"
Margaret Hartmann / New York Magazine: Biden: Sandy Victims Have a 'Homeboy' in the White House …
Brendan Sasso / The Hill:
Biden tours Sandy damage in NJ, pledges continued federal aid
Biden tours Sandy damage in NJ, pledges continued federal aid
Discussion: CNN
Gregory Wallace / CNN: Biden sees first-hand what Sandy did to New Jersey
Simon Plosker / Honest Reporting:
Gaza Child Killed... By Hamas — This iconic image made its way around the world. Fighting back tears at Gaza's Shifa Hospital, Egyptian Prime Minister held 4-year old Mahmoud Sadallah in his arms and called on Israel to end its military operations. — A PR gift for Hamas, eager to portray the IDF as vicious child killers.
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Joel B. Pollak / BREITBART.COM: BLOGGERS SPOT MORE DEAD CHILD FAKERY BY HAMAS; CNN FOOLED
Aussie Dave / Israellycool: The Kid Killed By Hamas
Tom Blumer / NewsBusters.org: CNN Gets 'Fooled' by a Palestinian Child's Death; Real Story Is Hamas Barbarity Against 'Its Own' People
ZIP / Weasel Zippers: Dead Child Hamas Paraded In Front Of Media Was Not Killed By Israel, He Was Killed By One Of Hamas' Own Rockets...
Andrea Ryan / The Gateway Pundit: SICK... Dead Child Used for Terrorist Propaganda Was Killed By Hamas - Not Israel
Phoebe Greenwood / Telegraph: Israeli forces prepare for war as troops mass on Gaza border
Talking Points Memo:
Tom Price: Balanced Approach Means No Revenue Through Tax Hikes — Rep. Tom Price (R-GA) said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that a deficit-reduction deal should not raise taxes but can increase revenue through "pro-growth" reforms. — "We need to look at increasing revenue through …
Ben Armbruster / ThinkProgress:
Lieberman Breaks With McCain, Graham On Libya Investigation: 'I Respectfully Separate From My Two Amigos' — Today on Fox News Sunday, Sens. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) and Saxby Chambliss (R-GA) said they did not think the U.S. Senate should create a special committee to investigate the deaths …
Discussion: Alan Colmes'Alan Colmes'
Seung Min Kim / Politico:
Lieberman splits from 'my 2 amigos'
Lieberman splits from 'my 2 amigos'
Charlotte Allen / Los Angeles Times:
Hey GOP, take the Palin cure — She's hot, she's blue collar, she's electable. — Is Sarah Palin the new Ronald Reagan? (Jon C. Hancock / Associated Press ) — The Republican Party has been doing a lot of hand-wringing and finger-pointing since the presidential election.
Stuart Shapiro / Alan Colmes'Alan Colmes': GOP: Please, Please Take This Advice!
Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice: No Joke, Not Kidding, Not Joshing Ya, Not the Onion: Sarah Palin for GOP Nominee in 2016?
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Scott Lemieux / Lawyers, Guns & Money: What Will Change? Nothing, Really.
Kevin Drum / Mother Jones: Worst. Advice. Ever.
Stacy Drake / Conservatives4Palin: Charlotte Allen: Hey GOP, Take the Palin Cure
Ross Douthat / New York Times:
The Liberal Gloat — WINNING an election doesn't just offer the chance to govern the country. It offers a chance to feel morally and intellectually superior to the party you've just beaten. This is an inescapable aspect of democratic culture: no matter what reason tells us about the vagaries of politics …
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Michael Kennedy / Chicago Boyz: Reports of the economy's demise are premature, but not by much.
Steve M. / No More Mister Nice Blog: DOUTHAT: DEMS AREN'T MOOCHERS WHO WANT FREE STUFF! THEY'RE DESPERATE LOSERS WHO NEED FREE STUFF!


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Suitable for 5070 series containers or others. Conceived and designed by Ettore Sottsass for the hotel industry, like the 5070 series. Over the years it has also become an item for use in the home.
Born in Innsbruck in 1917, he is known the world over as one of the initiators of the revolution in architecture and design which led away from the rigid functionalism of the years prior to and following the Second World War. A great and influential Maestro of Italian design, the energy of his language and the vitality of his colour and line contrast sharply with any intellectualism and rigidity. He dies in December 2007.


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PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia police have arrested a man they believe used Swiss cheese to sexually proposition unsuspecting women.
The suspect, identified by authorities as 41-year-old Christopher Pagano, was arrested at his Norristown home Thursday.
Investigators suspect Pagano is the man who reportedly drove up to women on several occasions and offered them money to put cheese on his genitals and perform a lewd act.
The story went viral after a Philadelphia neighborhood town watch group posted a blurry cellphone picture on its Facebook page of a half-naked man in his car holding up what appears to be cheese. The group dubbed him the "Swiss Cheese Pervert."
Pagano is expected to face charges of indecent exposure, stalking and harassment. He's in custody and it's unclear if he has an attorney.


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Pervez Musharraf
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General Pervez Musharraf (Urdu: پرويز مشرف; born 11 August 1943, near Delhi, India) became de facto Head of Government (using the title Chief Executive and assuming extensive powers) of Pakistan on October 12, 1999, following a bloodless coup d'état. He assumed the office of President of Pakistan (becoming Head of State) on June 20, 2001.
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- If we want to normalize relations between Pakistan and India and bring harmony to the region, the Kashmir dispute will have to be resolved peacefully through a dialogue, on the basis of the aspirations of the Kashmiri people. Solving the Kashmir issue is the joint responsibility of our two countries … Mr Vajpayee, … I take you up on this offer. Let us start talking in this spirit.
- Quoted in Sumantra Bose (2003). Kashmir: Roots of Conflict, Paths to Peace. Harvard University Press.
- I think they'd both lose miserably.
- Interview on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, when asked who would win in a Pakistani election - George W. Bush or Osama Bin Laden.
- We are in a state where these semi-literate clerics are closing the minds of people.


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A flood-wall that protects some 4,000 residents of the South Moravian town of Břeclav is in a hazardous condition, after beavers damaged an important part of the city's flood protection system.
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Suspended Lackawanna County guardian ad litem Danielle M. Ross Pietralczyk pleaded not guilty Friday to federal charges of tax evasion and filing false tax returns, with her lawyer declaring she is innocent.
"It's unfortunate that the government chose to bring these charges," Ms. Ross Pietralczyk's lawyer, attorney David J. Solfanelli, said outside the federal courthouse in Scranton after she pleaded not guilty. "We think they're meritless. They stem from a much broader investigation that showed corruption didn't take place. Ms. Ross Pietralczyk is presumed innocent despite the current climate around here to find everybody guilty before anything is done in court. We'll avail ourselves of the courts and the process to show her innocence."
As Mr. Solfanelli spoke, Ms. Ross Pietralczyk nodded her head and said she "absolutely" agrees with his statement. She declined to comment further. Mr. Solfanelli later pointed out the tax charges have nothing to do with Ms. Ross Pietralczyk's performance of her duties.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Thomas M. Blewitt released Ms. Ross Pietralczyk on her own recognizance, meaning she did not have to post bail. The judge said the case has been assigned to Senior U.S. District Judge A. Richard Caputo, who set an April 15 trial date at the federal courthouse in Wilkes-Barre.
Ms. Ross Pietralczyk, 36, of Jermyn, was hired in 2008 as guardian ad litem, a job that entails representing the interests of children in sharply disputed custody cases.
Working under a June 2008 contract, she earned a base salary of $38,000 a year, but was allowed to charge $50 an hour to the people involved in the custody cases. If someone could not afford to pay, the county paid her.
The tax charges, handed up by a federal grand jury Tuesday, center on her failure to report the income she earned from the custody case clients on her annual tax returns for 2009 and 2010, according to the grand jury indictment.
On their 2009 return, Ms. Ross Pietralczyk and her husband reported their joint taxable income was $50,985 and they owed $14,324 in taxes, according to the indictment. On their 2010 return, they reported joint taxable income of $27,076 and said they owed $11,420 in taxes. The incomes reported and taxes owed were less than the actual amounts, according to the indictment.
The indictment does not say what she actually earned or how much tax is owed.
In its report on the county's guardian ad litem program last year, the Administrative Office of the Pennsylvania Courts estimated Ms. Ross Pietralczyk's pre-tax income at about $111,200 a year since at least 2009 - $71,600 from her base salary and bills the county paid and the rest from parents she billed privately.
Ms. Ross Pietralczyk's husband has not been indicted.
The county court has suspended Ms. Ross Pietralczyk and ordered her to refrain from contacting existing or new clients.
Her arraignment before Judge Blewitt lasted less than five minutes and ended with her release, a development that angered several former clients or their supporters who showed up to watch. They described her as an arrogant woman who was mostly interested in piling up huge fees without fairly dealing with cases. They complained that she was released without bail.
Jane Ward, 50, of Scranton, whose niece was the subject of a case before Ms. Ross Pietralczyk, said the guardian ad litem forced her brother to come up with $1,200 in half an hour to hear his case and she ruled against him.
"I don't see my niece because of her," Ms. Ward said. "We have no idea what it (the money) was for."
Bill Burrell, 44, Honesdale, who is suing Ms. Ross Pietralczyk in federal court over her behavior as guardian ad litem in his custody case, said her "bold and brazen" behavior in filing her tax returns raises questions about her performance of her duties and begs for a review of her cases.
"She's in denial about what she's being accused of. As I've said before and I'll say it again, I have been looking to who's giving her the green light to get away with this type of thing," Mr. Burrell said. "I think that she owes the public an explanation. Obviously, it's her right to remain silent, everybody is innocent until proven guilty, but you know this isn't something that hasn't been talked about in the media.
"In fact, there are many parents deeply affected by this and she represented the children of Lackawanna County. I think that she has an obligation to come out and at least say something to the public."
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April 18, 2008
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The women's and men's fencing teams both celebrated the 2007-08 season with a banquet held at Payne Whitney Gymnasium on Saturday, April 12. Current fencers, Head Coach Henry Harutunian and alumni all gathered to recognize the teams' achievements, to announce award winners and to name captains for the 2008-09 campaign. The teams elected sophomore Lidia Gocheva and junior Michael Pearce as captains for the women's and men's teams respectively.
"I think that both teams chose very well [in electing captains]," Head Coach Henry Harutunian said. "I look forward to seeing what Mike and Lidia will accomplish next year. Both of next year's captains are very experienced fencers and have the respect of their teammates and opponents."
The night's events began in the Payne Whitney Gym Fencing Gallery for an alumni reception. In accordance with tradition, the men's team presented each woman fencer with a rose before dinner was served in the President's Room.
Beth Merripp '81 and Corey Friedlander '74 presided over the awards ceremony, which first recognized the efforts of the 2007-08 season's team managers and captains. The managers, juniors Abigail Fraeman and Michael Pearce, and captains, seniors Erin Frey and Steve Miller, all received awards.
Merripp and Friedlander then passed out prizes to the team's most valuable freshman, sophomore, junior and senior.
"As always, the banquet is a great opportunity to see familiar alums and meet new ones as well," junior Michael Pearce said. "It is always a pleasure to see the Most Valuable Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior awards, because they are a great way to recognize the most dedicated fencers of the respective classes."
Nathaniel Botwinick won the prize for Most Valuable Freshman. The New York, N.Y. native had an impressive freshman campaign. With an overall record of 30-14 (68.2%), the freshman foilist qualified for the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships where he claimed eighth. The eighth place finish allowed him to advance to the NCAA Championships. Botwinick took 20th in the foil at the year-end event.
Fellow foilist, John Gurrieri, took home Most Valuable Sophomore honors. The sophomore from Medford, N.J. compiled a 35-12 record (74.5%), the best among any Bulldog with more than 45 bouts. He also led the powerful Bulldog foil attack that also featured Botwinick and sophomore Andrew Hollbrook. The squad tied Columbia for first among all foil squads at the IFA Championships--a performance that paced Yale's fourth place finish at the event.
Gurrieri's individual accolades were also numerous. He too qualified for the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships, where he finished fourth. He then took 13th in the foil at the NCAA Championships.
Captain-elect Michael Pearce was honored as the Bulldogs' Most Valuable Junior. The San Francisco, Calif. native posted the highest winning percentage of any Bulldog, male or female, with a 78.5% win-to-loss ratio (33-9). Coming off of a 4th place finish in the individual epee event at the IFA Championships, Pearce claimed second at the NCAA Northeast Regionals. Like Gurrieri, he then finished thirteenth at the NCAA's.
Pearce has had a distinguished career. Having three times made the trip to the year-end NCAA Championships, Pearce has been a stalwart for the Bulldogs epee squad. His freshman season yielded All-American recognition when he took fifth place at the NCAA Championships. He also served as the team's manager in 2007-08.
Joining Pearce as captain in 2008-09, Lidia Gocheva was elected to lead the women's team. The rising junior will certainly be a strong contributor to the team's performance. The Sophia, Bulgaria native notched a 31-20 (60.8%) record in 2007-08 and finished sixth and 16th at the NCAA Regionals and NCAA Championships respectively.
"I have had a junior captain several times before, and it has gone well before, so I think that Lidia will also rise to the challenge," Hartunian said about Gocheva.
"Lidia will lead a very talented and matured team into a great season of fencing," 2007-08 captain Erin Frey commented. "From the dedication and drastic improvement that I saw just this year, especially from our underclassmen, I really think that the women's team will have impressive showings at next year's big tournaments."
Frey received recognition as the Most Valuable Senior Bulldog. A Cedar Grove, N.J. native, Frey posted a 25-24 record (51.0%) on the year and qualified for the NCAA Northeast Regional event. She and men's team captain, Steve Miller, were both honored for their service.
"Steve is one of the best leaders I know," Pearce said about fellow epeeist and men's team captain, Steve Miller. "He has always been there for me and for all members of the team. His knowledge, advice, leadership, and expertise always have a great impact on the way people think, act, and compete. As my roommate at away tournaments for the past three years and one of my closest friends at Yale, I will really miss his presence on the team next year."
The night concluded after Coach Harutunian and the team's seniors shared memories of each other and of their experiences. Despite the departure of a strong senior class, the team is poised for success in 2008.
"I have a lot of ideas on how to develop and improve our training next year and look forward to working with Lidia to implement them," Pearce concluded.
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(NEW YORK) -- The addition of a newly-labeled psychiatric disorder called somatic symptom disorder to the Diagnostics and Standards Manual, or DSM-5, has fueled a debate among patients and advocacy groups who fear that broader and "looser" criteria may make it easier for doctors to dismiss patients as mentally ill when in fact they have a physical illness.
Somatic (or bodily) symptom disorder or SSD is characterized by symptoms that suggest physical illness or injury that are either "very distressing" or result in disruption in a person's functioning. The symptoms are also often accompanied by "excessive and disproportionate thoughts, feelings and behaviors," according to the American Psychiatric Association.
Critics worry that patients will be misdiagnosed as mentally ill and won't get treatment, affecting mostly those with chronic and difficult to diagnose neurological disorders and multi-system diseases like ME/CFS, ones that are poorly understood and can take years to get medical answers.
"A lot of people will be written off as crocks -- it's just in their head," said Dr. Allen Frances, who was chair of the task force that created the DSM-4 and professor emeritus of psychiatry at Duke University. "They won't get the medical work-up they need. A lot of times they diagnose it as depression and anxiety and they get stigmatized."
But Dr. Joel E. Dimsdale, chair of the committee that reviewed the SSD diagnosis and professor emeritus in psychiatry at University of California, San Diego disagrees, noting that the new SSD diagnosis replaces four somatic disorders that were "confusing" and rarely used by doctors.
The goal was to simplify the diagnosis, according to Dimsdale. One older diagnosis, somatization disorder, had a checklist of 37 symptoms and was modified three times. "Doctors throw up their hands and can't even keep the stuff straight," he said.
But critics like Frances argue the new diagnosis could "mislabel" 1 in 6 people with cancer and heart disease; 1 in 4 with chronic pain and irritable bowel; and will have an astounding false positive rate of 7 percent in the general population, based on projections from the DSM-5 working groups.
"I think they have gone overboard," said Frances.
Frances is worried about people like Bridget Mildon, a 36-year-old mother of three from Salmon, Idaho, who said she was misdiagnosed with "conversion disorder," an older classification of somatic disorder, when she actually had a rare neurovascular disorder that causes transient seizures or full-blown stroke.
"It took me almost five years to get a doctor to finally reevaluate and look at my symptoms from a different perspective," Mildon said.
But Dimsdale defends the updated DSM, which he said is more "patient friendly" than the older DSM-4, which was written 20 years ago.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas' hopes of becoming bowl eligible during its first season under Bret Bielema are fading fast because of six straight losses.
Arkansas' support for quarterback Brandon Allen is not following the same path.
The sophomore's first season as Arkansas' starting quarterback hasn't gone the way he or anyone else expected back in the preseason, when Allen appeared poised to run the new offense. But the struggles haven't quieted the Razorbacks' belief in their offensive leader, who continues to earn respect despite Arkansas' issues.
"You know the only criticism is probably coming from our fan base and the media," Bielema said about Allen. "There is no criticism coming from the coaches. We see what he goes through. We know what he's dealing with. In my opinion he has probably shown me as much to assure me that he is for sure the best player for the job right now. Any criticism he gets is just people that don't have knowledge."
Bielema said Arkansas (3-6, 0-5 in Southeastern Conference) will continue to move forward with Allen in hopes of breaking its six-game losing streak at Ole Miss (5-3, 2-3 in SEC) on Saturday. There's no doubt to Bielema — or offensive coordinator Jim Chaney — the Razorbacks need him to end the streak, even though Allen is averaging just 133.4 passing yards and has completed just 45.0 percent this season.
That's because Allen's importance hasn't been defined by statistics alone.
"I think Brandon has demonstrated his toughness throughout this season," Chaney said. "He's been knocked down and picked back up several times. I'm really proud of that and he continues to work on his develop as a quarterback. We're right where we need to be with that. … We need to throw the ball down the field a little bit better I thought throughout the (Auburn) ballgame. But boy, I'll tell you, can't question the kid's courage or his toughness right now. I love that aspect of that kid."
Allen proved it against Auburn, when he had to leave the field after suffering a gash on his right leg. It happened when the quarterback was stepped on by an Auburn playing while sliding after a scramble. Bielema said the gash made him turn his head when he saw it, but it didn't signal the end of Allen's day.
He was carted to the locker room and had the wound stapled. Allen returned after missing eight snaps and resumed his role in trying to end Arkansas' frustrations.
"That shows his toughness and his maturity and that he cares about this team," Arkansas center Travis Swanson said. "He wants to be out on the field helping us."
It's part of a season in which Allen has suffered his share of dings and dents.
The most notable was the sprained throwing shoulder, which sidelined Allen for seven quarters against Southern Miss and Rutgers. He returned ahead of schedule and played well against Texas A&M, but struggled against Florida, South Carolina and Alabama before the bye week.
Allen also had his hand stepped on at Florida, which planted the quarterback on his back again and again because of its overpowering pressure.
"All the guys that critique him and stuff like that, I don't think they understand how tough that kid is," Arkansas fullback Kiero Small said. "He went in and got and stapled up, and playing with a bad shoulder and stuff like that. … You never hear him complain. He's been out there at practice every day. I think he's a really tough guy."
Allen may not be looking for any tough guy awards, but said he appreciates the sentiment from teammates. He chalked the injuries up to the sport and said "everything happens for a reason."
The most important thing to Allen is helping Arkansas turn the corner.
So he gets up. Again and again.
"That's something that I think any player kind of prides themselves on, not being the guy to be knocked down," Allen said. "Not being the guy to go down when your team needs you. I've tried to just be like that and not let little injuries hold me back at all."
Swanson said Allen's toughness has shown in other ways, too.
The quarterback has been able to shrug off the criticism that seems to mount with every mistake the offense makes this season. They're not all his fault, of course, but Allen shoulders a lion's share of the blame because of the position he plays.
"He takes criticism and stuff like that, but he doesn't take it necessarily to heart," Swanson said. "It's not going to affect him outside these walls or outside of that stadium. He knows he's a great quarterback. He knows what he has to work on to get better. … He's one of the most mentally tough people I know."
Swanson believes it's a vital trait for a quarterback on a struggling team.
Arkansas is hoping Allen can be rewarded for those efforts as the final three-game stretch begins at Ole Miss. The Razorbacks must beat the Rebels, Mississippi State and LSU to remain in contention for a bowl game.
It's a difficult task, but Bielema maintained after the Auburn loss Allen "definitely gives us our best chance of winning." Bielema also has added the caveat "right now" at other times as well this season, a sign that 2014 could be open for discussion.
Allen was asked about the future after Tuesday's practice and acknowledged nothing is guaranteed. But he's more concerned with the present at the moment, working to help the Razorbacks snap their losing streak Saturday.
"There's always a lot of competition at every position, especially at quarterback when you're not doing the job you need to be doing," Allen said when asked about 2014. "It's tough. It's definitely tough. I'm striving every day to get better, every day to correct things I've done wrong in the past. I'm going to be moving up from here."