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Why will this be the best season ever?
Because the Clippers are alive
When you think of basketball and Los Angeles, the first things that come to mind are Showtime, Magic, Kareem, Big Game James, Kobe, Shaq and Phil.
The Lakers are basketball in L.A., while their roommates in the Staples Center for the last nine years have been the forgotten stepchild of the city and of the League. But the era of the Clippers being irrelevant in Hollywood might be behind us.
This offseason was monumental for the Clips. L.A.-born and UCLA-bred Baron Davis returned home with a five-year, $65 million contract and is now the team's floor general. Defensive stalwart Marcus Camby was acquired via trade from the Nuggets, and super-frosh Eric Gordon was selected seventh overall in the '08 draft.
Along with vets Cuttino Mobley, Tim Thomas, Ricky Davis and young impact players Al Thornton and Chris Kaman, the Clips have the personnel to make some noise — not only in the Staples Center, but in the Western Conference playoff race.
Do you think the new-look Clippers are postseason material?
The New "Best Season Ever"
1. Chris Paul will win MVP…
2. …but Paul Pierce will prove he's the best player in the world.


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This is a perfect example of why the leash law should be enforced. If there hadn't been an unleashed dog, this horrible, heartbreaking incident would not have occurred.
However, regardless of the cause, it is terrifying to know that there is a police officer armed with a deadly weapon who had such poor judgment and such a trigger-happy finger that he shot and killed two companion dogs who were leashed. What happened to pepper spray and mace? Either could have stopped a dog fight with no lasting effects!
There is plenty of blame to go around. First, an irresponsible pet owner who did not have his old, blind dog on a leash. Second, a trigger-happy police officer who failed to engage his brain before taking deadly action. Third, the Police Department for failure to select a competent individual and/or for failing to provide training in how to react to non-life threatening cases. (This is not intended to knock St. Petersburg's finest, who are doing an excellent job of taking care of us and our pets!)
My deepest sympathy to the "parents" of Missy and Quincy who were loving, responsible pet owners.
D.J. Ellis, St. Petersburg
Pet owners, be responsible
The police officer was correct in shooting the dogs. The key phrase in this article is: "Somehow, the dogs got into it."
Somehow, the owners of these animals did not have control and allowed another dog to be injured and an officer to be at risk for injury.
Pet owners should be responsible. No ifs, ands or buts. The breed doesn't matter. That officer had every right to protect himself because the owners of the dogs were not responsible enough.
I love my dogs, and protect them and others by socializing them and keeping them under control.
Kathy Shepherd, Tampa
Poor police judgment
What kind of police officer would shoot two innocent dogs? The owners have stated that they were trying to separate the dogs by themselves, that both the dogs that were shot were on leashes, and that "the officer wasn't helping."
He clearly had no idea of any solution, other than to shoot both dogs. This was incredibly cruel and shows a lack of good judgment by the officer, since he created a very dangerous situation for Chris Clark and the bystanders.
Why is this man still on duty? He has shown an extreme lack of compassion and common sense and is a disgrace.
I hope he will be permanently removed from duty.
Jan Craig-Olinger, St. Petersburg
Why do we continue to invest in oil?
The announcement by the White House energy advisor in August that 75 percent of the oil spilled from the BP Deep Water Horizon rig had been captured, burned off, evaporated, or broken down was unbelievable. I wondered how this could be possible considering the magnitude of the spill. How could such claims be made so quickly?
I am excited to see independent research vessels going out in the gulf to study the impacts and locations of the spilled oil. The Greenpeace ship, Arctic Sunrise, is currently in the midst of an expedition in the gulf transporting independent scientists who are studying the impacts of the oil spill and chemical dispersant to the marine life and the gulf ecosystem. Our own University of South Florida as well as other universities have also had scientists out in the gulf studying the oil spill. We need real science, and these independent scientists will give us just that.
We deserve to know the full extent of the damages caused by the BP oil disaster to our environment and to our sea life. We deserve to know if the oil and dispersant are making their way up the food chain and onto our dinner tables.
The spill was a wake-up call for us to stop new offshore drilling. The recent accident at the Vermilion 380 rig has only served to drive the point home.
Why do we keep investing in oil? We need to move on. We do not need to keep putting people's lives, our economy and our ecosystems at risk. We need to transition to clean energy like wind and solar now. The technology is there. It's time to tell Congress that we do not want new offshore drilling.
B. Howard, Gulfport
Solar is good business
"Now is not the time for solar." "It's too risky." "We can't afford to deal with things like climate change when the economy is in trouble."
These are common misconceptions people may have before they learn that in fact solar power and renewables make perfect "business" sense. Solar energy is not a new or mysterious technology. Much is made about the cost of renewables compared to fossil fuels. The very big assumption this makes is that fossil fuel prices will remain low.
Companies that take a long-term view realize that they need to protect themselves from long-term exposure to rising commodity prices. For instance, we know that airline companies buy fuel years in advance to lock in prices. What if you could lock in your gas prices at say $3 a gallon, but it was guaranteed for 20 years? You would be smart to see that as a good deal.
Renewables are no different; they are a hedge against future energy price increases. The cost of solar today is more than coal or oil, but you would have huge security in knowing that your costs are fixed and falling, whereas the costs of coal and oil are rising.
If you are a business, municipality or even a person on fixed income, knowing that your energy costs will not increase gives you financial stability and predictability. That's good business.
Rob Sterrett, St. Petersburg
Mixed message on oil spill damage | Sept. 16, story
Keeping us informed
It's not news to anyone that news today is generally under-reported and more political PR or fluff than facts we might actually need.
Craig Pittman's 1A story points to just that poverty of good reporting on the BP gulf mess by the New York Times and Associated Press.
When the likes of the NYT and AP blow the story, you can imagine what lesser media are getting wrong. This is part of the fallout when experienced, specialty beat reporters have been axed and news is owned by nonjournalists.
Thank you, St. Petersburg Times, for keeping bay area readers well informed on important environment and science news. Keep Pittman on the beat, please.
JoAnn Valenti, Ph.D., Tampa
Evolving economic realities
When I taught economics at Palm Harbor University High School, I included a lesson on income distribution in America. We broke society down into quintiles (five rank-ordered 20 percent blocks) and compared them. I justified the fact that the rich got richer and the poor relatively poorer because the rich had massive capital to invest and the rest (the bottom three quintiles) did not. This fit well into my lesson units on personal finance, and the need to financially plan and save.
However, I have since come to believe that there is much more to the story. And that is, in a nut shell, that our economy (and perhaps many others as well) has become increasingly dominated by the oligopolistic market structure. Every essential major industry today (be it food processing, oil, software, insurance, aluminum, newspapers and communications, pharmaceuticals, or banking and finance, to list just few) is now dominated by a few big firms surrounded by a bunch of copycat companies.
Mergers, buy-outs and consolidations over the past several decades, which have been approved by the SEC and other antitrust regulators, have concentrated the management of huge amounts of resources into the hands of a gradually reducing percentage of managers and corporate structures. Accordingly, these people have increasingly compensated themselves better and better.
We may do well to remember that we outlawed monopolies in the early part of the last century. The Anti-Trust Division of the Justice Department was set up to deal with them. Since then, however, I will assert that the growth in oligopolies has increased our economy's opacity to the point that no one saw the current economic difficulties coming until it was too late.
Today, analysts who specialize in specific industries are necessary to peer into the "soup," but even banking and finance industry analysts failed to predict and prevent the collapse of 2008.
I am not arguing that we outlaw oligopolies. This is much more complicated than that. But I fear that until our regulatory institutions are empowered to deal with this evolved reality, we will continue to face such things as massive food recalls, huge oil spill disasters, financial system collapses, billion dollar Ponzi schemes, and the continuing increase in the disparity of wealth in our country.
William Trembour, Belleair
The Pier
Making the wrong move
The mayor of St. Petersburg and his lock-step City Council members just don't get it. Their decision to tear down the Pier is shortsighted, pedestrian and just plain ignorant.
It is hard to imagine a more finely tuned, recognizable and successful architectural statement. The structure has just the right amount of daring, forward thinking and flair while, at the same time, being downright welcoming with its sense of boldness and fun!
I wish I could say it is also hard to imagine what they will build in its place. We can guess. It will be yet another one of these tourists traps built to resemble a Spanish nunnery, in the nice and safe so-called Mediterranean style with pastel yellow walls, complete with fake columns and a fake red-clay tile roof. I suppose we can also look forward to a fake lighthouse and maybe even an automated pirate hanging out a window, waving. And, oh yes, let's build it much closer to shore. Why even bother?
If the Arch in St. Louis or the Space Needle in Seattle need refurbishment (and they both have, at one time or another), don't you think the taxpayers in those towns step up to the plate? Sure they do. These things are symbols and their meanings go far beyond whether or not they are "viable retail space." Is it too bold to think of the Pier in that same light? To this shortsighted mayor and his go-along-to-get-along council, evidently it is. They were all elected to protect this city, not to ruin it by dragging it down into mediocrity. What a shame.
John Buhler, Tampa
Florida Republicans vs. Obama
Laughable ads
As a Florida voter, you have to laugh whenever you see a campaign ad from the Florida Republicans complaining about President Barack Obama's policies and how they have ruined Florida. At the same time, you know that they have nothing else to run on.
The Republicans have controlled state government for the better part of the last 10-plus years. It's their policies that have not done much to make Florida a better place to live and work. It's their policies that have spent money, raided trust funds and set up government run property insurance. All of their policies have one thing in common: They have drained the state of much needed funds.
And when Marco Rubio runs his ad showing his children and saying that if he doesn't get to Washington to stop the crazy spending his children's future will be in danger, well, how come he didn't feel that way about his children when he controlled the state's checkbook and went on a spending spree? Keep the hypocritical commercials coming. We all need good belly laughs in these challenging times.
Jim Steinle, Clearwater
Remember our flag | Sept. 16, letter
Too many forget
I also ask why weren't all the flags flying on 9/11. Rarely have I heard anyone comment about it either.
People seem to have forgotten what our flag stands for. I believe we have become a society of individuals too self-centered to realize and care about what is going on around us. Maybe this is what happens when the law is changed and we are given the "option" of pledging allegiance. No one cares anymore.
V. Hathaway, Pinellas Park
Remember our flag | Sept. 16, letter
What religion?
"Is not the American flag a great symbol of our religion and our patriotism?" the letter writer asks.
I must have missed something. I always thought that our country was founded on the principle of the separation of church and state. When did we get a national religion, and what is it?
James Nelson, Largo
Leaving Tampa in good shape | Sept. 3, editorial
Not so good for all
Not so fast! Your blanket statements that Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio focused on "small projects that impact the everyday life in an area" and refused "to give away the store to developers" are overstated.
Mayor Iorio is currently the driving force behind a project in New Tampa that will undo the "quality of life" for more than 3,500 families. Her reason for doing this relates directly to promises made to — you guessed it — developers and business interests.
This project, called the "Bridge to Nowhere," is costing the city a bundle of money to defend in court, where outside legal counsel was hired to fight for it despite tremendous opposition by two large communities. In this instance, safety, health and welfare of people were secondary to a political agenda.
Albert Romano, Tampa

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Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts recently announced the upcoming exhibition, "Small Moments, Big Spaces," featuring paintings by artists Lisa Fratzke and Lindsy Halleckson, both from Minneapolis.
"Small Moments, Big Spaces" is on display July 26 to Aug. 23 at the Banfill-Locke galleries, 6666 E. River Road, Fridley. An opening reception is planned 4-6 p.m. Sunday, July 27.
Fratzke's travels both abroad and at home have fueled her passion for understanding the human experience, the human form and the landscapes we all inhabit.
Halleckson's paintings are based on the importance of connecting with nature as a way of connecting to ourselves and our community. She grew up in Minnesota and spent endless hours in the woods and lakes surrounding her home.
She researches the importance of natural silence and effects of human-created noise on our environment.
Banfill-Locke Executive Director Bethany Whitehead said: "Though their approaches are very different, Lisa and Lindsy are both drawn to color and nature and the silence that can be embodied in a painting. This show is a beautiful reflection on the meditative nature of these artists' landscape works."
Free tours of the exhibition are available when arrangements are made at least a week in advance. For more information or to schedule a tour, call 763-763-574-1850, email [email protected] or visit Banfill-Locke.org.


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just making a few mangas to introduce a character, from the back the two OCs: Val and Rei. The ones running are Nice and Char so you kinda get what's happening...right?
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heh, awesome expressions XD can't wait to see who they're running from
ahahaha Nice's and Char's expressions are so funny XD it looks so pro! O: i wonder who theyre so excited about O: and lol Val and Rei XD 5/5 :D
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|Business and general aviation aircraft are seeing a decline in demand. Photo:Boeing
[Avionics Today 11-11-2015] International sales of Business and General Aviation (BGA) avionics totaled $1.7 billion through the first nine months of 2015, a 7.5 percent drop from the same period last year, according to the 2015 third quarter avionics market report published by the Aircraft Electronics Association (AEA) this week. The report includes avionics sales from the BGA divisions of 21 manufacturers, including Aspen Avionics, Garmin, Gogo, Honeywell, L-3 and Rockwell Collins, among others.


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The 411:
The season's officially underway and United play their first game at Old Trafford this season. We're up against Tottenham today and it'll be a good test for de Gea and the makeshift back four. Also, you should cast your minds back to last season where Gomes pretty much gifted Nani a goal.
Enemy Form:
Spurs begin their season today as their game against Everton was postponed because of the London riots. They did play against Hearts midweek and won 5-0, so I wouldn't say they're rusty. We're still going to have a fight on our hands.
On the Home Front:
With Rio, Vida, and Rafael out, Sir Alex has said that he'll most likely play Beast, Jones, Jevans, and Evra at the back. Chicharito, Fletcher, and Valencia are getting games in the reserves and they should be back soon, but not in time for the game tonight. Other than that, full squad available.
Players to Look out For:
There'll be plenty to watch out for on the wings as Gareth Bale and Aaron Lennon leave trails of fire when they run. Rafael van der Vaart will also be a force to be reckoned with as he'll provide a spark to their attacks.
Watch out for the performances of Phil Jones and Jonny Evans as they form a new defensive partnership in lieu of Rio and Vida.
TSR's Thoughts
- How will the young defense cope against the tough Spurs attack?
- Will Cleverley and Welbeck get another chance to play? I sure hope they do.
- Smalling says de Gea's been doing well in training. Let's see him in action
- Who gets the armband? Evra or Rooney?
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The new season's started and we've got a number of different talking points: the roles of de Gea, Young, and Cleverley, our defensive injury crisis, City's 4-0 thrashing of the mighty Swansea, and much more. What no one has really brought up is the future of Gibson, Kusczak, and to a lesser extent, Diouf.
Look at that picture. It may seem innocuous to most of us, but in reality it's Tomasz Kuszczak waving goodbye to us. He's had enough, and I'm pretty sure we've had enough of him. What started out as a good signing with bags of potential has turned into a goalie who is not confident in his own abilities. We all know that Tomasz is a decent shot stopper, but we also know too well of his crappy footwork and inability to make decisions. This is a man who is a follower and not a leader. With Lindegaard and de Gea in the picture, there seems to be no room for the seemingly chubby Polish keeper and his strange ways. To make things worse for him, he was left out of the US tour and we haven't really heard much from him recently.
Another person who wasn't taken to America was our favorite misspelt first name - Darron Gibson. A couple years back, we saw a youngster who had a wicked shot break into the team. "It won't be long before he becomes a star." "You watch that Gibson kid," people would say. Then in 2008, he had a coming out party where he got more time on the pitch and scored a few goals along the way, notably against Bayern Munich. This kid was on the way up. But things only went downhill from there. More time in the first team showed his lack of passing ability and creativity. Soon enough, Gibbo became a one trick pony. Shoot, shoot, shoot. That was all anyone ever told him to do. Might as well have joined the police during those riots. But yes, no news on him recently and I guess that means that - barring some Jesus-like ressurection - number 28's on his way out.
Finally, this Diouf guy. Loaned out last year and didn't get much playing time. He was on the US tour and played a couple times, but has been left out of the conversation since the team touched back down in England. To be honest, he's a bit of a mystery to me. I haven't seen him play enough and I'm not sure what to expect of him. Maybe a low risk/high return venture? I'm not too sure about that. He played 26 games for Blackburn last season and only scored three times. Add that to the one goal he's scored for United in 5 games two years ago, that amounts to 4 goals total over two years. What does that mean? That means he's scored 4 more goals than me at Premier League level. My point is, I doubt he'll get much playing time and it probably won't be too long before he quietly gets shown the door at Old Trafford.
So after 90 minutes of Manchester United's 2011-2012 season, we've lost Rafael, Ferdinand, and Vidic to injury. In fact, as of the 90th minute in yesterday's game, we were down to our last fit defenders: Smalling, Jevans, Fábio, and Jones.
Apparently, Vidic was feeling a little sore in his calf before the game, but played anyway cause he's a beast. Unfortunately it got worse for him and he limped off early. No worries there. But when Rio came off with a hamstring injury, we all realized that United were quickly exhausting their defensive options. This only adds to Rafael's shoulder injury in training and Evra, who was already carrying a knock.
So with Rio out for 6 weeks and Rafael for two and a half months, we're looking at long term injuries here. Vida though, I feel won't be out for long. Early estimates are pointing at maybe 2 weeks, but as Ikmal so eloquently put it, "by Thursday he'll probably offer an ultimatum to Sir Alex: 'Play me against Spurs, or I'll kill your family.'"
So where does this leave us? Well with Evra supposed to be back in the team by Spurs, that means we'll have him, Smalling, Jevans, Jones, and Fábio to choose from. To be honest, I'm a tad excited about this. Even Sir Alex admitted that "Phil Jones and Jonny Evans were terrific, absolutely terrific." I don't think we'll have a problem with these younger players in the team.
West Brom 1-2 United
The Breakdown:
Before we delve into the events of the match, let me just say that I nailed the starting lineup. de Gea, Smalling, Ferdinand, Vidic, Fábio, Nani, Cleverley, Anderson, Young, Rooney, Welbeck. Aw right.
Now, on to the matter at hand. A bright start for United yielded a pair of corners for us. The spark started to fizzle out after West Brom found their feet and made a game out of it around 10 minutes in, with Somen Tchoyi leading the retaliation. Not long after I type this, Rooney cunningly flicks a ball onto Young and he returns the pass to Rooney who controls and then hits it low, just out of Foster's reach into the goal. 1-0 to the good guys. Hello 2011-2012.
Around a quarter of an hour in, Tchoyi and Vidic go for a ball together and after this challenge our captain looks like he's struggling. It doesn't take long for him to come off as Jevans takes over on the
Also, flahes brilliance from our numbers 10, 17, and 19 as the strikers combine to open up the West Brom defense and play in Nani who blazes over. Beautiful. Also, later on, we get a corner and the ball falls to Nani who manages to come closer this time, albeit via a much harder chance as he volleys the ball on the bounce.
34 minutes. West Brom charge through our defense and the shot lines up for Scharner who fires a vicious shot. de Gea is tested for the first time really and boy does he impress. A one-handed stop in milliseconds. A few minutes later however, another charge into United territory by West Brom leads to a low shot by Long that manages to get past de Gea a la Dzeko in the Community Shield. 1-1.
The rest of the half provides some interesting moments, but nothing too thrilling. The teams go into the break tied and with much to prove.
Follow me after the jump for the second half, and the reaction!
First one of the new season! It has been long awaited, so let's hope it's a good one! There'll be a few changes to the way we do these, although, we'll keep it organic and working to the way that fits best.
The 411:
Game 1 of 38, and it comes at the Hawthorns. The site where Rooney's revival began last season, Javier Hernandez bagged an unlikely winner and Gary Neville tasted his last few breaths as a United player – being tormented by Jerome Thomas. Happy hunting grounds then!
Enemy Form:
West Bromwich Albion haven't enjoyed any of the last 7 occasions when Manchester United have visited, 7 straight defeats. Having had a quick squizz of their pre-season schedule, it seems that West Brom were incredibly busy. Playing teams like Kidderminster Harriers, Cheltenham and Ventura County Fusion. I know.
On the Home Front:
There's only the one injury to Javier Hernandez which will definitely keep him out. Patrice Evra doubtful, Carrick and Welbeck slightly doubtful (but, I guess that still counts as "doubtful"). It's not really that big a deal, given the depth of the squad at present and as we'd already speculated in the previous post, there are plenty of guys in the wings to step up to the plate.
Players to Look Out For:
Having brought in Shane Long from Reading, I do believe, for £7m, all eyes will be on him to see whether he can ignite his newly started career at West Brom. They've been hit with some injuries, so I'm not sure who'll feature for them. First game of the season, so any line-up is possible.
Oh yeah, and Ben Foster joined the Baggies from Birmingham, and will probably be vying to deny his former employers a successful start to their title defence tonight.
TSR Thoughts:
1. If Sir Alex does opt to play more younger faces this season, starting at West Brom, I wonder if they'll be up to the standard of Giggs, Scholes, Beckham and the Nevilles. Sure there aren't any defenders that spring to mind – maybe that's why he's brought in Smalling and Jones! – but we definitely think this is the perfect season to pad the first team with youth, not stars.
2. Berbatov, will he stick around if he falls behind D-Wel?
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So, with the West Brom game only days away, Ikmal and I have decided to try and guess what the starting lineups will be for the first game of the season. We've decided to keep our lineups separate, to see why we've chosen who we have. So without further ado, Ikmal's starting XI.
GK: de Gea
RB: Smalling
CB: Vidic
CB: Ferdinand
LB: Rafael
RW: Nani
CM: Cleverley
CM: Anderson
LW: Young
ST: Rooney
ST: Berbatov
David De Gea: Well, he was brought in to be United's number 1, so I doubt he'd start on the bench. There's a bucketload of support for him, and he's eager to set the record straight, although if he does have a bit of a wobble, Lindegaard will be hot on his heels.
Chris Smalling: There could have been two options for this role, with the hole left behind by John O'Shea and Wes Brown being able to just fill in any gap at the back; I could have seen Jones or Rafael swap in, and were the latter involved, Evans could have probably gone into LB, but Smalling's experience and his fantastic form during pre-season and at the back end of last season will hopefully see him given the nod.
Rio Ferdinand + Nemanja Vidic: First choice central defensive pairing. Nuff said.
Rafael: (Fabio could conceivably play too, maybe even in Rafael's shirt) Rafael's probably more defensively sound, given his attacking usefulness. It's a tough choice between him and Fabs – it's even one of the two differences between our squads.
Nani: No brainer, he's played brilliantly during pre-season and his performance against City warrants nothing less than a starting place against West Brom.
Tom Cleverley: I got in a pretty frustrating discussion with someone about whether or not Cleverley would be good enough to feature regularly in the heart of United's midfield. He may not be able to start against a full strength Barça team, but West Brom would be an ideal place to start. Plus, this'll prove any doubters of his ability. The interplay between him, Rooney and Nani for the second goal against City was pretty mesmerising.
Anderson: I think he's come in leaps and bounds since he joined in 2007. This season could be his annus mirabilis and his physical presence would contrast nicely to Tom Cleverley's slightly less physical, more intricate play.
Ashley Young: Our new number 18 is probably the clear choice after his pre-season performances, not to mention his successes at Villa and Watford. He's slotted in seamlessly (almost) to the team, so it should be fantastically fruitful flank for us. And with Nani, we could see heaps of switching between the flanks, just to give the opposition some hell.
Wayne Rooney: What can I say about Rooney? He may not be hot at the moment, but he hungers for time in the middle, and only gets better the more games he gets under his belt.
Dimitar Berbatov: With West Brom's chief tormentor, Chicharito, precautionarily sidelined due to his concussion, I've opted to name Berbatov in over Welbeck, a) because Welbeck's a bit of a doubt, but b) because Berbatov's got the ability. People have written him off, saying maybe his time at Old Trafford is coming to an end, but I think the contrary. He'll get another couple of seasons, in my book. Also, last season's top scorer? Has to count for a liiiiittle bit.
Not too much difference between his lineup and mine:
GK: de Gea
RB: Smalling
CB: Vidic
CB: Ferdinand
LB: Fábio
RW: Nani
CM: Cleverley
CM: Anderson
LW: Young
ST: Rooney
ST: Welbeck
I went for de Gea because Fergie seems to be defending him a lot. With a less than awesome performance against City, he'll need a shot of confidence and what better way to give him that than the West Brom game? With Smalling having been experimented with on the right side of defense, I see no reason why Sir Alex wouldn't want him out there. He's solid defensively and has proven himself there a few times this past pre-season. Vidic and Ferdinand should get the start seeing as they're the first choice centerbacks and I reckon Fábio will be the one called on for the not-100% Patrice Evra, just cause he's starting to get more solid and is more comfortable on the left than Rafael. As for the midfield, Lazarus and Anderson have impressed over preseason and I'm pretty sure will get the start. Young should slot in to provide some flair down the other flank. The other CM spot was a bit more difficult. I was thinking either Cleverley or Giggs would get the spot but went for Tommy in the end because of the hype he's been getting in the media the past week. Rooney is a definite, and Welbeck to inject some power to the attack.
My fears hunt me down. Capturing my memories... the frontier of loss. They try to escape across where Jesus stripped bare and raped the spirit he was supposed to nurture. In the name of my, in the name of my...
Have any of you guys ever had a profound moment? Some kind of epiphany where two things come together in near perfect harmony? That moment happened to me this morning as I left my house, listening to the eternally awesome Rage Against the Machine.
The words above are the first few lines of the Rage song "Born of a Broken Man". As I was pondering United's pre-season, and in particular the red-hot form of Nani, this song started playing on my iPod. BAM! The connection was instantly made. His confidence was missing before, his fears were hunting him down and hurling him towards the frontier of loss. There was no belief in himself, which escaped when the Jesus of his generation, in the form of Cristiano Ronaldo, matured and wished no longer to mentor his compatriot. But now, Nani though born of a broken man, is no longer a broken man. He never was, and now it's our time to see the fruits of that.
I f***ing love Rage.
That's the word that's been thrown around by the media to describe Wesley Sneijder and Inter president Gian Piero Gasperini. It's because both these guys are speaking a lot without saying much at all. And to be honest, I'm getting pretty sick of it all.
After over a month of will he/won't he, I've decided that Wesley Sneijder is no longer what we need. He's just become a desire that may not even be as healthy for Manchester United as we first believed. What we've been longing for is a superstar, and that's what Sneijder is. But a big name won't necessarily guarantee success. Remember Juan Sebastián Verón?
Admittedly I am a big Sneijder fan and like I've said earlier, he'd bring the spark to our midfield that we've been missing. But this protracted transfer saga (yes, it's gone on so long that it can be officially labelled a "saga") is driving me nuts and I'm thinking that Sneijder might not be the Messiah that I've made him out to be.
Sneijder is a "trequartista". A player that sits in the hole behind the striker(s) and creates and scores goals. He is the focal point of our attack and carries the team when going forward. The way that United play, generally an attacking 4-4-2, means that Sneijder would struggle to use his talents as the system would not suit the man. Sure, we play a 4-5-1 sometimes, but that central attacking midfield role is taken up by Wayne Rooney who, although may not possess as much flair as the Dutchman, is much more defensively sound.
And besides, I'm far more excited by this guy - Mr. Tom Cleverley. He's been very impressive over the pre-season and has Sir Alex and Wayne Rooney praising him. I've been a Cleverley fan for a few years and was stoked to hear that Sir Alex wanted to keep him at Old Trafford last year. But with too much competition from the other central midfielders, he was sent out on loan to Wigan and was probably better off there than playing less games in Manchester. Now that we're looking to reignite out engine room in the wake of Scholes' retirement, it seems that the planets are lining up and Cleverley will mature into that void.
So down with eternal transfer rumors! Hail to the Clev!
UPDATE: A couple of hours after I post this, Tom Cleverley is called up to the England senior team. Booyakasha.
Oh tabloid newspapers. To be honest, I don't regard them as "real" newspapers, and it's kinda hard to take them seriously. These guys don't necessarily want to report the news that matters, but rather the news that sells.
The Wesley Sneijder saga, for example, has been going on for almost a month now and it seems to be getting nowhere. Officially, United's brass is denying it, Inter are as well, and the man himself isn't giving anything away. The only thing fuelling these reports are the back pages of The Sun, The Daily Mirror, The Pink Flamingo, and The Blue Taco. (Those last two I made up, but hey, they're just as real as some of the stories the real tabloids are printing. ZING!)
So this morning, a trawl through some headlines left me with a story broken by The Daily Mail claiming that Gabriel Obertan will sign for Newcastle on Monday. For some reason, this seems a tad more realistic than the Sneijder deal at the moment. In fact, with the possible release of Joey Barton, Obertan would be a good fit for Newcastle in terms of providing another dimension of attack. But I just can't shake the idea that because the Daily Mail broke the story, and because it's the only news outlet carrying the story, that it can't be true. At least not yet.
Let's get this straight. I like Gabriel Obertan, and judging by this picture, Patrice Evra likes him too. But I digress. Gabriel Obertan has a buttload of potential. Raw, unrefined, potential. He's quick, reads the game well, and is technically sound. I'd like him to stay another year to see if we can fine tune him and then unleash him upon the Premier League.
Either way, here's to a few more days till the start of the season. It's gonna be epic! no comments


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Latest content added for Digital Library Collection: Texas Fashion Collectionhttps://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/collections/TXFC/browse/?sort=date_a&start=80&fq=str_location_country:France2015-03-16T14:32:52-05:00UNT LibrariesThis is a custom feed for browsing Digital Library Collection: Texas Fashion CollectionPillbox Hat2011-07-25T17:53:57-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc39144/

Hat of black organza. The hat is in the form of a pillbox designed as a turban. A wired framework is overlaid with black organza, pleated to form long folds running front to back. At the front of the hat is a large bow of the same material, the trailing pieces pleated to match the crown and affixed to run in same direction. Lined in black mesh, and with inner hatband of black grosgrain ribbon. Elastic string inside to run around back of wearer's head to secure hat. Two small hatpins with custom covers of same material on heads are stuck in back of hat. Designer's Label: "Lilly / Dache / Paris New York / 78th East 56th Street, N.Y."
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Turban style hat of black and pink striped satin with stuffed stand up pleated pouf in front. Lined in black net with black grosgrain ribbon inner headband. Designer's label: "Lilly Daché Paris / 78 East 58th St. New York"
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Calotte style hat of black velvet and felt. Rim of velvet bows surrounding pointed cap supported by scalloped brim. Elastic band for securing hat to wearer's head. Designer's label: "Madame Suzy / 5, Rue de la Paix / Paris" Label below designer's label: "Made in France"
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Calotte style hat of navy blue wool felt. Right side extends with a strip of felt curling downward then upward to a point trimmed with a strand of pears, gold leaves, and blue/green bugle beads. Unlined with a blue grosgrain hatband. Designer's label on inside hatband: "Ginette Robert / de Paris"
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Hat of dark brown felt. Wired, rolled brim with one black and one light brown pom pom as trim. Hat has two wired triangular shaped extensions at left and right rim for securing hat to head as well as elastic band. Designer's label on inside hat band: "Madame Suzy / 5, Rue de la Paix / Paris"
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Turban style hat of sienna taffeta striped with velvet. Pheasant feathers as trim on front. Elastic band for securing hat to wearer's head. Designer's label: "a Paris / Maud et Nano / 107 Faubourg St. Honore" Tag attached to designer's label: "Made in France"
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Hat of gray felt. The hat is styled as a man's fedora. The crown is of gray felt, canted backwards, with flattened top which is sunken-in. Brim slants down in front and turns up in back, and is quilted with concentric stitching. Remains of threads and holes indicate hat originally had some form of band around the base of the crown. Hat is unlined, with inner hatband of steel blue gray grosgrain ribbon inside base of crown. Affixed to inner hatband is black elasticized cord to secure hat to wearer's head. Maker's label sewn to inner hatband: "Valerie / Hat / Paris - New York", with size label sewn to edge of maker's label: "22 1/2"
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Suit (jacket and skirt) of dark brown wool consisting of: Jacket. Single breasted with notched lapel. The center front opening is slightly angled from top left to lower right and has three circular, dark brown, plastic buttons and tailored buttonholes. Long, set-in sleeves have three nonfunctional, smaller, matching buttons with tailored buttonholes at hem. Torso tapers to fitted, natural waist and flares to hips. Vertical, double welt, very shallow side pockets. Lapel, center front opening and hem of sleeves trimmed in thin, black piping. Princess seaming. Lightly padded shoulders. Lined in black silk jacquard with repeated "Jean Dessés" pattern. Skirt. Street length; slightly A-lined. Designed to appear as a wrapped skirt with diagonal opening from left hip to right side hem with five nonfunctional buttons matching jacket, and tailored buttonholes. At center front, from knee height to left side hem, is simulated opening backed by same fabric. Opening has black piping matching jacket. Left side zipper with two hook & eyes on narrow waistband. Lined in black silk, with exception of front panel.
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Coat dress of navy silk faille with padded hips. Notched collar; single button closure. Long sleeves with vertical pleat across back shoulder to each sleeve hem. Lower mid-length skirt. Two crescent shaped pieces of fabric at hips with faux pocket detail gives the appearance of a separate jacket. Designer's label on inner right waist side seam: "Christian Dior/ New York/ Original" Tag above designer's label: "Fall 1949" Retailer's label on back of neck: "Neiman-Marcus/ Dallas" Belt of matching navy leather. Stamped on back of belt: "10 Christian Dior / New York"
Ensemble - Blouse, Skirt, Belt, Purse2015-03-16T14:32:52-05:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc501316/

Cocktail or dinner dress ensemble of pale blue/green satin brocade with design of acanthus and thistle/leaf in dark green and golden yellow, consisting of: A) Blouse. Short sleeves with 2" rolled cuffs and shawl collar. Center front opening has 4 self-covered buttons above waist, and 6 hook-and-loops below waist on peplum for securing into skirt. Fitted seaming and pleats centered on waist. Unlined. Label inside top at left side seam: "Made in France / Christian Dior / Paris" and stamped on label: "05456" B) Skirt of matching brocade. The mid-length skirt is double box pleated from narrow waistband. Center back zipper with hook-and-eyes at waistband. Unlined. C) Petticoat of ivory moiré satin. Mid-length, with narrow waistband. Center back zipper with hook-and-eye at waistband. E) Belt of green silk-covered ivory leather with rectangular silk-covered buckle. (not in photographs) D) Purse of green silk.


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You Asked: What's More Important — Sleep or Working Out?
You Asked: What's More Important — Sleep or Working Out?
You're asking and I'm answering . . .
Dear Fit,
I'm working hard to lose 20 pounds by eating healthier and exercising four days a week. The problem is, I have a full-time job and am also taking night classes, so the only time I can fit in my workouts is in the early morning. Since I don't slip into bed until midnight, I'm only getting about six hours of sleep a night. So what's more important — sleeping or working out?
—Drowsy Darcy
I'm sure many working women trying to balance their lives and their health are fighting this same battle. To hear my take on this,
Getting enough rest each night and exercising regularly are both important, so you don't want to choose one over the other. Sleep is especially necessary because not getting enough can lead to all sorts of health issues like heart problems, weight gain (which you're working so hard to avoid), and high blood pressure. My advice is to make sure you get at least seven to eight hours of sleep each night, and instead of waking up early to do a long workout four days a week, try shorter workouts every day.
Also, try to find ways to incorporate moving into your schedule. Walk or bike to work, and hit the gym on your lunch break and then eat afterward at your desk. Keep a set of weights in your drawer and take a 10-minute break to do some strength training, or sit on a stationary bike while reading for your class. If you're not hitting the hay until midnight because you're studying, then hit the sheets earlier and plan to devote weekends to study time. If you're still finding it hard to fit it all in, maybe consider giving up one of your classes, or cut back on hours at your job. Aside from not getting enough sleep or being able to exercise, having too much on your plate and stressing about it isn't good for your health either.
I am sure many of you have experienced this time crunch and if you have any advice or encouraging words, please leave them in the comments section below.


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Blue Jacket Will Host its Taste of the Third Coast Fundraiser in June
May. 19, 2014
Many of Milwaukee's best regarded restaurants will join Blue Jacket Restaurant and Bar for its first annual Taste of the Third Coast tasting event, a fundraiser for the Alliance for the Great Lakes.
The tasting will take place Sunday, June 22 from noon to 4 p.m. and will feature a pig roast, live music and a silent auction. Participating restaurants will include Blue Jacket, Odd Duck, Amilinda, Bavette, Hinterland, Circa 1880, Sanford, Ardent and Wolf Peach. Great Lakes Distillery and Central Waters Brewing will host beverage tastings, while Blue Jacket will offer two craft punches made using local products. Colectivo will provide the coffee, both hot and iced.
Tickets can be purchased online for $55.


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April 19, 2011, 12:24 AM
I just bought a Turkish Mauser that has been re barreled into a 6mm Remington. I also put a Bold trigger on it. Im trying to work up a load for it but I need to find out how to determine the twist rate so I can decide what bullets to push through it. I have shot about 20 rnds of 80 grain speer SP through it and it wasnt getting very good groups, around 2'' average. I shot IMR 4831 and IMR 4060 both with the 80's. It seemed to like lighter loads better. So how do I determine what twist rate is the barrel?


text: 2009/3/16 Sturla Molden <firstname.lastname@example.com>: > >> Sorry to spam the list with a silly question but I'm trying to convert a >> windows using colleague to python so that interacting with her >> doesn't mean my having to convert her matlab code. > > Or you could give her Sage, or install all a Linux with all she needs in a > vmware image yourself. vmware player is free. > > http://www.sagemath.org/ Just be careful; Sage does some pre-parsing of input, so start Sage using sage -ipython for numerical work. Cheers Stéfan


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So I got a rather interesting email today. Ever since I put my resume public a few months ago (even though it was taken off just 2 weeks later when I accepted a position), I've been getting emails quite often from recruiters looking for help. Most are mildly interesting and the majority I just glance over. But every once in a while I get one that takes me aback and makes me look deeper. Some of those turn out to be really good. And some of those are shockingly bad. This one is the latter...
Thursday, July 28, 2011
How Not To Hire Me
Posted by Anthony Ferrara at 7/28/2011 02:00:00 PM 2 comments
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Why I Don't Use Autocomplete
Today's IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) provide a lot of features that make development significantly easier. From error checking and debugging to intelligent syntax highlighting and refactoring, there are a significant amount of time saving features available. One of these commonly loved features I have disabled, and found it has made my life easier as well as the code I write better. The feature I am speaking of is autocompletion…
Posted by Anthony Ferrara at 7/26/2011 03:00:00 PM 8 comments
Labels: Best Practice, Language Agnostic, Programming, Rant
Friday, July 22, 2011
Are Traits The New Eval?
The upcoming release of PHP 5.4.0 includes a plethora of new features, including Traits. While I do believe this is a great feature with great possibilities, I also fear that it may fall into the category of often-abused-features such as eval(), goto, constants, the @ operator, class inheritance and regular expressions.
Posted by Anthony Ferrara at 7/22/2011 04:00:00 PM 7 comments
Labels: Best Practice, PHP, Traits
Monday, July 18, 2011
Random Number Generation In PHP
What is "random"?
When we talk about "random" numbers, we generally talk about two fundamental properties: Predictability and Bias. Both are closely related, but are subtly different. Predictability in reference to random numbers is the statistical problem of predicting the next value when knowing any number of previous values. Bias on the other hand is the statistical problem of predicting the next value when knowing the distribution of previous values.
Posted by Anthony Ferrara at 7/18/2011 04:00:00 PM 5 comments
Friday, July 1, 2011
Slides From "Cross Site Scripting and PHP Security" at NYPHP on 6-30-2011
As promised, I'm going to post the slides from last night's talk on XSS prevention with PHP here. There was a fair turnout, with a few following the live stream of the talk. I must thank those who came, as there was definitely some good interaction and questions.
Posted by Anthony Ferrara at 7/01/2011 10:23:00 AM 1 comments
Labels: PHP, Presentation, Security, Slides, XSS
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CCTV footage: Man commits suicide by jumping in front of train - Tv9
Tue, Apr 19, 2016, 04:00 PM
A man jumped off the platform, in front of a running train and committed suicide at a local station in Mumbai. The CCTV footage showed the man jumping off the platform, a split second before the train ran over him. Police registered the case and handed the body to his family members after post mortem. Locals have asked railway police to be more alert to avoid such incidents.


text: Get all the laughs this Halloween when you walk in wearing one of our Humor Masks. People will be clutching their stomach in hysterics when you walk in wearing a raw turkey mask or even in a supreme chicken masks. Age yourself and keep your identity hidden in an old man mask that will have everyone surprised when you reveal yourself. You can even strap on a diaper, grab a rattle, and wear a happy baby mask. Sometimes a Halloween mask is all you need to transform into a new character and if you are someone who wants to be the center of attention, picking up one of our funny masks will be the right choice for you.


text: This pic via Gawker. A few days ago Cynic was talking about the little moments that come about from having a black president and how they seem small, but taken to gather, in the long run, they represent a massive shift. This is one of those small moments. I think we can safely say that no other candidate would have had Jay in the White House. I don't even know if Jay would have wanted to go.


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GULFPORT — Looking back on 2010, city officials say they are pleased with their approach to spending and with avoiding layoffs.
"What we're most proud of, and it takes a tremendous amount of cooperation in our city, is that with all the financial challenges we have, we remain debt free," says Mayor Michael Yakes.
"We did not layoff any of our employees and we actually reduced our operating budget by approximately 10 percent."
City Manager Jim O'Reilly said the city has a reserve of about $4,448,704 of the general fund budget.
"We need to function as if we're a big city. We don't have the population, but we have all the services: police, fire, EMS, water, sewer, public works, a recreation center, a senior center, a library. What we don't have is the ability to close down one because we only have one," said Yakes.
A major focus for next year will be economic redevelopment in the 49th Street corridor in cooperation with the South 49th Street Business Association.
"The long-term plan is to see an improved area with commerce and industry to support the existing businesses and create an area of improved employment opportunities," said O'Reilly.
"Short-term is to provide a basket of tools for property owners to improve their property values."
Jeri Reed, president of the South 49th Street Business Association, says the area is unique and diverse. She admits that 49th Street, at times, has a reputation of being a rough area, but she says "it's really not that bad."
"So 49," as Reed calls the association, has been in existence for a little more than two years now.
Gulfport officials are emphasizing going green as they develop incentives for people to improve their properties and receive green certification. They have also expanded their recycling program to make it easier and inclusive.
Yakes said he is pleased with the results in a shared partnership with St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, and the state of Florida on the enhancements to the Clam Bayou Nature Park.
According to the Southwest Florida Water Management District (Swiftmud), one of the restoration sites for the storm water treatment project is complete and another stormwater pond is approximately 50 percent complete.
Resident Pat Dunham is happy with both the progress of Gulfport, as well as the supportive family-like feeling it has retained, as her 35 years there would imply.
"We have what upscale communities have without the price tag," she said, adding that even the more outspoken residents are acknowledged and respected by the City Council.
"We're able to speak to our council members and if we have a concern, they listen and act on things. These people are not on pedestals. They recognize us; they're our neighbors. Our mayor, he's Mike. If you go down to the marina some mornings, you just might find him there, having coffee with the guys."
"The residents of Gulfport are relatively vocal," said Yakes. "There's always going to be concerns that people have, but I would say we're at about 85 percent confidence and understanding in the city.


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Profar sidelined with soreness on left side
SEATTLE -- Triple-A shortstop Jurickson Profar was scratched from Thursday's game against Iowa with some soreness in his left side. Profar was not in the lineup for Round Rock on Friday against New Orleans, but will be re-evaluated on Saturday.
Profar felt some soreness during batting practice and was removed from the lineup as a precautionary measure. He is not expected to miss significant time.
Profar is 6-for-24 (.250) with a double in his first seven games for Round Rock, but also has eight walks and three stolen bases. He is doing much better than Mike Olt, who is 3-for-31 with 14 strikeouts.
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Postcards from Elysian Fields, and follow him on Twitter @Sullivan_Ranger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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While officials of Dubai Ports World tried to calm the waters in Congressional hearings and over the airwaves, opposition to the deal inside the House is actually growing with reports that the government is considering other strategic sales to the United Arab Emirates.
GOP lawmakers raised new questions about the ports deal, alleging that the UAE is too eaily infiltrated by terrorists and asking the Administration to explain whether U.S. terminal-operating companies could bid on UAE terminal work. But what really ticked off GOP lawmakers were the details of a much-ballyhooed 45-day cooling-off period, which turned out to be not a delay or review at all but just another way for Bush to say, "We've already made up our minds. We're just going to delay the paperwork for a month or so." Lawmakers regarded this gambit as another example of the Administration ignoring the will of Congress when consultation might have done the President some good.
Such repeated signs of contempt for Congress is a little hard for GOP members to swallow in the wake of the repeatedly amateurish White House handling of just about everything for the last year, ranging from the Harriet Miers nomination to the federal response to Hurricane Katrina to the dead-from-the-start Social Security reform initiative. Bush's performance has driven the entire party's poll numbers down, and with it many members' odds of re-election. Consequently, Republican confidence in the White House has crashed to an all-time low. "The White House has a huge challenge on its hands," Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma told TIME.com. "They don't have the ability or credibility to carry this deal on their own."
The episode points to a larger weakness in the way the Bush White House is organized in an election year. Its congressional relations office has never been strong and is particularly weak now. Other than the Vice President, who left his seat in the House 17 years ago, the President lacks a single senior staffer who has ever been elected to Congress. At various times, all of Bush's predecessors found a reason to check this box: Bill Clinton had longtime California lawmaker Leon Panetta as chief of staff, Bush's father had former congressman Henson Moore as a deputy chief of staff, and Ronald Reagan had former Senator Howard Baker as his chief of staff as well. If Bush cared about working with Congress, one lawmaker said, he would have some people around who actually worked there before.
Given all the toxins in the water, about the only way to avoid a full congressional break with Bush on the ports deal is for the White House to offer Congress a chance to review and oversee the sale. But that is a step the Administration has continued to rule out. And so the President's party is poised for an unprecedented revolt.
One final but telling note: this week the Administration has put, even by its own standards, considerable resources into trying to salvage the ports deal in the House. Six or seven different p.r. operations are working the problem from around the government, with teams from Treasury, State, the White House, Homeland Security, the National Economic Council and a number of outside lobbying groups (who know a really big feed when they see one), all bombarding the Hill with phone calls and data, and all to very little apparent effect. "It's all hands on deck," said an outside lobbyist on the case. "The White House has done a good job in the press of making this look stabilized, but the members just aren't there."


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Ecosystem Restoration
Restoration of Australia's native plant communities and the landscapes
they occupy is a land management imperative. Retention of native perennial
cover is crucial for biodiversity conservation and the continued provision
of the biological and physical services that it provides for our agricultural
production systems. Effective landscape management is a multi-step process
involving: (i) identification of a target landscape's role (e.g. conservation,
recreation, production); (ii) quantification of the current extent and
condition of remnant vegetation; (iii) rehabilitation to improve the
quality and long-term viability of existing remnants, and large-scale
revegetation to increase regional cover.
Genetic Provenance Guidelines for Sourcing Native Plant Seed
With regard to sourcing seed for revegetation or restoration two genetic
issues are of primary importance: (i) fitness (how vigorous the genotype
is), with the main problem being avoidance of inbred seed that give
poor germination and growth due to low heterozygosity and; (ii) provenance
(ensuring that the seed chosen to be sown in a particular area are adapted
to local environments). Current seed sourcing practices acknowledge
these potential problems by recommending a 'precautionary approach'
to collection sourcing seed only from large populations (probably
outbred) within a few kilometres of the target sites (probably locally
adapted) for replanting.
This problem is illustrated by the case of Swainsona recta,
a grassland herb targeted for restoration in southeastern Australia.
For this species, seed collected from small populations have low germination
and poor growth relative to those from large populations due to high
levels of inbreeding. In the southern part of the range, only small
populations remain, so it has been proposed to collect vigorous outbred
seed from large northern populations. However, common garden growth
studies show significant morphological differentiation between northern
and southern populations that is probably of ecological significance.
Evidence of similar effects exist for Acacia acinacea, an important
revegetation species being used extensively by Greening Australia
in the Murray-Darling Basin.
Using Microbial Symbionts to Improve Revegetation & Rehabilitation of Australian Landscapes
A second major knowledge gap is information on symbiotic interactions
between plants and soil organisms (mycorrhizal fungi, nitrogen-fixing
actinomycetes and rhizobia). These relationships promote rapid early
growth and increased survival extending beyond host plants to other
species in the community, and are likely to significantly impact on
remnant structure and viability. In fact, many plant species important
in early phases of re-establishment are themselves dependent on these
symbioses. However, these micro-organisms rapidly vanish from agricultural
soils, particularly where native shrubs have been cleared through cropping
or where continual grazing has occurred over long periods. As a result,
beneficial symbionts may be absent from disturbed soils where revegetation
is most crucial.
Scientific Staff: Broadhurst, Burdon, Thrall, Young, West


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Many workers are coming forward and filing lawsuits against their employers, claiming that they became ill after being exposed to benzene. Added to that are the number of lawsuits filed by people whose family members died from mesothelioma after workplace exposure to benzene.
Following are recent lawsuits filed in Jefferson County regarding benzene:
- George Oliver Tanner filed lawsuits against 39 chemical companies claiming that his father died of acute myelogenous leukemia after exposure to benzene that occurred while he cleaned tanks and managed spills for the defendants;
- Shirley Jeanis filed lawsuits against 28 companies claiming that her husband's exposure to benzene while working as a pipefitter resulted in his death from acute myelogenous leukemia;
- Gary and Congram filed lawsuits against Chevron USA and other petrochemical companies, claiming that Gary developed acute myelogenous leukemia after repeated exposure to benzene during the 43 years he worked as an engineering contractor.
Benzene is used in the manufacturing of many chemical products, including detergents, dyes, paints, pesticides, and motor fuels. Acute Myelogenous Leukemia is a cancer that occurs in bone marrow, in blood-forming tissues. Treatment includes chemotherapy, immunotheraphy, and stem cell transplantation.


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James Taylor half-jokingly apologized during his first set Thursday night at the Wang Theatre. ``This is like a nightmare," he told the sold-out house . ``You go for an evening out and someone shows you their photo album."
The line, like many Taylor would deliver throughout the two-hour performance, drew a big laugh but it's unlikely anyone minded this particular slide show.
Throughout what he's dubbed his ``One Man Band" concert, Taylor enhanced the songs with home movies, still photos, and historical footage that deftly illustrated a part of each musical tale he told.
A towheaded child, the inspiration for ``Sweet Baby James," appeared before Taylor's famous ``cowboy lullaby." Still photos of his parents followed the acoustic undulations of ``The Frozen Man," which Taylor said he came to realize was about his father. Video of the famous mass Moonie wedding and President Nixon's resignation accompanied ``Line 'Em Up." The Tanglewood Festival Chorus also made a pair of recorded appearances, on ``Shower the People" and ``My Traveling Star."
Each song, hit or obscurity, had a hand-tinkered individuality, be it the sophisticated guitar work of ``Country Road," Taylor's lived-in but never weary tenor, or the turns of phrase that pivoted from melancholy to acerbic to comic.


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2Pac- Pac's Life (Remix) Lyrics (feat. Chris Starr, Snoop Dogg, T.I.)
2Pac- Pac's Life (Remix) Lyrics (feat. Chris Starr, Snoop Dogg, T.I.)
Uh oh, uh oh
Oh, oh
They ain't ready for this
Uh huh
LT Hutton, Snoog Dogg, T.I.
It's that new Pac yall
Uh oh, let's get it, Oh!
[Chorus – Chris Starr (Snoop Dogg)]
Pac's Life (Yeah, uh huh)
Everybody talk about Pac's Life (And you ain't even know the homie)
But what do you know about Pac's Life? (What you know about Pac's Life?) Yeah
Everybody talk about Pac's Life (Outlaw, Outlaw, yeah)
[Verse 1 – 2Pac]
Started with five shots, niggaz plottin' to kill em'
Never figured that, that same nigga'd sell five million
Hit the charts like a madman nothin' but hits
Court cases got a nigga facin' multiple digits
Dodgin cop cars look at how we come so far
Picture high school dropout rollin' the double R
House full of happiness weed and drink
Way out sortin' trouble tryna find me king
Never pictured livin' longer than my twenty-first
Thought I'd be locked down, cracked out or in the dirt
And though it hurt's to see the change
It comes with the fame
Why we gossip in the silly games
To all the motherfuckers speakin down on me –
This is the night, Why is everybody caught up in Pac's Life
To all ya'll niggaz, conversatin' on my life
Mind your motherfuckin' business!
[Verse 2 – Snoop Dogg]
When we first hung out together, I met you with the homie
We had no intentions of becoming homies
But at no time at all, you became my dog
You showed me how to roll blunts, we used to bounce and ball
I was living on Bush in the pent house suites
Had my lil' cousin Daz hook you up with some beats
It was Outlaw, Dogg Pound, Death Row Records, man we tore up the town
Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre and now we got Pac, it felt like a drizzeam
Remember when I told Suge to put you on the tizzeam
And you know that I was true
Cause I took the focus off of me to put 'All Eyez On you'
And we became the most hunted together, '2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted'
And our relationship was genuwine
Wanna know how I know about Pac's Life? Cause was a friend of mine
[Verse 3 – T.I.]
Ey, what's happenin Pac' yeah I know we never got to meet
But we know all the same people so we got the speed
You taught me first — fate nigga can't stop a G
And all that shit you went through meant alot to me
Watchin you lockin up with him, was a shame to see
You know crack in the business did the same thing to me
I get along with real niggaz, it's a lane to be
Talkin' loud outta pocket tryna bang wit' me
Well so I'm pullin' out my pocket, let it rain ya' see
Now they all in the court room, blamin' me
See we lived the same life and represent the same struggle
Power to the real nigga and death to the sucker
Money over bitches get to know em' before you love em'
Death before dishonor never talk to army trouble
Live by the same rules, so my wrist's tattooed
With the same sorta' dude, with the same short fuse
[2Pac- Pac's Life (Remix) Lyrics (feat. Chris Starr, Snoop Dogg, T.I.)]
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Houston, TX, United States, 2011/01/24 - AVEVA announced that William Muldoon, Executive Vice President, will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming 66th Annual Instrumentation Symposium for the Process Industries, January 25 (LSE: AVV).
Presentation at Texas A&M University to cover the Pursuit of Operational Excellence and Business Agility.
AVEVA, one of the world's leading providers of engineering design and information management solutions for the plant, power and marine industries, announced that William Muldoon, Executive Vice President, will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming 66th Annual Instrumentation Symposium for the Process Industries, at Texas A&M Universitys Rudder Theatre January 25.
Muldoon, a Texas A&M graduate (BS Engineering and MBA), will discuss The Pursuit of Operational Excellence and Business Agility: Can You Achieve It with Homegrown Automation, or Will You Need to Integrate an Enterprise Solution? Muldoons address kicks off the symposium, which lasts through January 27.
We are all operating in a competitive environment, Muldoon said. Corporate mandates are calling for sustained business productivity. To complicate it further, recent industrial accidents have highlighted the need for more certainty in our decisions based on real and accurate data. During my address, I want to challenge the attendees to make subtle changes in 2011 that can have a high impact without having to throw away years of investments.
AVEVA will also be exhibiting its suite of engineering design and information management solutions at the conference. This includes AVEVA Instrumentation and AVEVA IntelliLaser which enables 3D laser survey data to be turned into a rich data source for asset management via the web.
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BMW: Live Free for Action Campaign
After reporting record sales in China for 2014, BMW along with their "Big 3" counterparts (Audi & Mercedes-Benz) are bracing for a slowdown in sales due to overall economic cooling as well as stricter new car quotas put in place to curtail pollution. With consumers gravitating towards "fresher" brands like Land Rover, BMW must work harder than ever in their digital and offline marketing efforts to make an impact with new model launches in an increasingly crowded market.
Campaign Highlights
To debut the new model X1 in 2014, BMW launched the Live Free For Action campaign – introducing the car to Chinese consumers through a combination of digital initiatives and live campaign events.
The brand used social media to inspire consumers through a lifestyle message that leveraged independent travel trends (road trips) to drive traffic to brand experience events where they could see the vehicle and interact with sales staff in person.
What You'll Learn
The BMW Live Free For Action campaign report will show you how the brand uses digital and social channels to support the launch of a new model in China – including customizing social media channels, integrating with offline campaign activities, partnering with KOLs to reach relevant audiences, and launching campaign microsites to promote social sharing.
- Campaign Microsite: BMW created a microsite for the X1 launch that inspired social sharing while introducing consumers to new vehicle attributes.
- Weibo: BMW used Sina Weibo as the social hub for the campaign, using KOLs to build buzz and drive fans to campaign activities.
- WeChat: BMW built a campaign minisite (Weizhan) which leveraged O2O integration to boost traffic to offline campaign events.
- Key Opinion Leaders: In addition to leading car magazines and automobile aggregators, BMW partnered with category influencers to amplify campaign reach.
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Now that you've downloaded a few themes, try loading some of them into ThemeCrafter. Choose Open from the File menu and select the .theme file you want. You can preview the various theme elements by selecting the preview tabs. You'll see that the Appearance, Wallpaper, and Icons tabs use the same preview window. When you find a theme that you like, select Apply from the Theme menu. After a brief flash as all the options change, your system will be decorated with the selected theme. If you don't like it, you can restore the system to the previous settings by choosing Revert, then Apply (both from the Theme menu). If you created an Original.theme file the first time you ran ThemeCrafter, you can always load and apply that theme.
Sometimes, you may not want to apply an entire theme. Perhaps the animated cursors are just too distracting, or the mauve-on-chartreuse text is hard to read. Notice that each preview tab has a check box. Simply un-check the boxes for elements you don't want to apply. The same check boxes determine which elements are included when you save a theme.
Other times, a theme's designer will forget to include all the files in the downloadable package, or the designer will reference a standard Windows file that doesn't exist on your system. To correct this kind of error, select Fix from the Theme menu to bring up the Edit filenames dialog (see Figure 7 ). This dialog lists the filenames referenced in the theme, with an icon to indicate the status of each. A green icon means the file exists, a gray icon means the element isn't specified so the filename is blank, and a red icon means the specified file does not exist. Select each red-flagged filename and click Change to pick the correct location for that file, or click Clear to blank it. After you click OK to save your changes, you will be able to apply the theme.
You cannot apply a theme that resides on a remote drive (that is, on another computer on the network). The essential files that define your computer's theme must reside on your computer. To apply a theme from the network, choose Save as from the File menu and save the theme on your local system first.
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A £100,000 road scheme is on the way for Portadown.
Announced by Regional Development Minister Danny Kennedy, the scheme will see resurfacing carried out on the Loughgall Road between Brownstown Road and Baltylum Meadows.
Mr Gardiner said, "This scheme will greatly improve driving conditions for roads users on this stretch of road. This is a significant investment in the area. I would congratulate my party colleague, Minister Danny Kennedy for his continuing good work in investing in improving infrastructure."