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WAHL Combo Super Taper 8466 Clipper & Sterling 2 Trimmer
Wahl 8466 Super Taper Hair Clipper
Color: White
- Professional V5000 vibrator motor for durability and longevity;
- Designed for all clipper work;
- Powerful heavy-duty corded clipper, ideal for continual use;
- Rustproof, high-precision, chrome-plated blades;
- Convenient thumb lever adjusts the taper and texture without changing blades;
Package Includes:
- Clipper;
- Red blade guard;
- Flattop comb;
- Oil;
- Cleaning brush;
- 4 Plastic attachment combs (3, 6, 10, 13 mm);
- Major languages manual;
Wahl Sterling 2 Plus Professional Rechargeable Hair Trimmer
Color: White
The Wahl Sterling 2 Plus Professional Hair Trimmer is extremely popular with salons and barbers across the globe. Packed full of features; including snap on & off blades for rapid blade changing, quick charging stand, plus a unique finger ring attachment for extra control during trimming. The Sterling 2 Plus is a rechargeable professional outlining trimmer, that has rust resistant chrome plated blades for extra durability and a long life battery for peace of mind during cutting.
- Rechargeable professional trimmer for outlining and detail work;
- Interchangeable finger ring for stable trimming position;
- High precision snap on/off chrome plated blades;
- New improved 90 minute operating time on a single charge;
- Convenient thumb lever adjusts the taper and texture without changing blades;
- Battery Operating Time: 90min
- Blade: Chrome plated - snap on/off
- Cutting Length: 0.4mm
- Cutting Width: 28mm
- Drive: Rotary motor
- Part Number: 8087-830
- Voltage: 1.2V transformer -230V
- Weight: 146g
Package Includes:
- Trimmer;
- Charging Stand;
- Red blade guard;
- Finger Ring;
- Cliper Oil;
- Cleaning brush;
- 4 Plastic attachment combs (#1-#4);
- Major languages manual;
1 Year Warranty
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Windows 7 Themes- Snow Angels & Narnia: Dawn Treader
Microsoft has been updating the Windows 7 personalization gallery with themes based on occasions and also movies. Two new themes have been added to the gallery- Snow Angels & Narnia: Dawn Treader. While Snow Angels is based on snowflakes during this winter, Narnia : Dawn Treader is based on the new movie which takes you on the Narnian ship the Dawn Treader as they return to the fantastical world created by author C.S. Lewis.
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What are the risk associated with breast lift surgery?
Hey!! I lost nearly 75 pounds of my weight in 6 months. I'm so happy to have a fit body. The only thing that concerns me is my breasts as they became saggy and droopy after weight loss.
I have tried many ways like breast massage, breast firming exercises, and hydrotherapy to make my boobs firmer, but there is no result.
It looks weird when I wear party dresses and it is affecting my confidence. So one of my friends suggested undergoing breast lift procedure from a clinic in Windsor Ontario. Are there any risks associated with this surgery? If so, is there any other way to get firmer boobs? Any advice is highly appreciated. Thanks!!
Hi, there really isn't another way to get firmer breasts in your situation. A breast lift and possibly implant will help, and this surgery, like all surgeries, has risks. For most healthy people, the risks are very low, but everyone has differing degrees. Some risks include infection, healing problems, poor scarring, sensation loss, or bleeding. At your plastic surgery consultation, your surgeon can discuss any concerns he/she may have with you and go over all of the risks. Best of luck!
Thank you for the question but an examination is really needed to determine what procedure would give you the best result as certainly there are risks associated with any surgical procedure. So go on some complimentary consultations with experts and compare recommendations and look at photos of similar patients
Dr Corbin
Dr. Frederic Corbin has 1 Breast lift before & after:
If your breast drop a lot you probably need a lift and possibly an implant as well. There are significant scars associated with the procedure and the possibility of diminished nipple sensation. Loss of circulation to the nipple is also a possibility but giryunately this is rare.


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Designed by renown architects, Mariner & LaBeaume in 1908, this magnificent residence is an outstanding example of the Golden Age of St. Louis residential architecture. The elegant interior features beautiful hardwood floors, detailed original millwork and superb proportions. This home has been tastefully and sensitively updated creating a sophisticated and very livable space suited to today's lifestyle. Updates include a spacious chef's kitchen, a remarkable master suite with a spacious spa-like bathroom, fireplace and enclosed terrace room. The third floor includes a theater, kitchenette, massage room, two additional bedrooms, three full bathrooms and an outdoor terrace with hot tub. The professionally landscaped rear garden offers privacy, a saltwater pool and sunning terrace. The carriage house includes a charming guest suite with fireplace. An exceptional property adjacent to Forest Park and within walking distance to Central West End restaurants, shops, and medical centers.
Property Description
: Brick/stone msn pred
: Separate dining
: Forced air, Radiator(s), Dual system
: Full, Walk-out, Unfinished
: Eat-in kitchen, Center island, Custom cabinetry, Solidsurfacecounter, Butler pantry
: Woodburning fireplce, Gas, Electric
: Garage door opener, Off street, Carriage house w/apt, Detached
: Private inground pool
: Traditional, Historic, Manse
: Some carpeting, Some window treatmnt, Some wood floors, Special millwork, Built-in bookcases, Historic/period mlwk
: Public
: 3+ story
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St Louis
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Hamilton Elem. Community Ed.
Langston Middle
Sumner High
5 Bedrooms
8 Bathrooms
11,000 Sqft
Listing ID #19036760
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Property Type : Residential
Listing Type : Sale
Listing ID : 19036760
Price : $2,295,000
Bedrooms : 5
Rooms : 15
Bathrooms : 8
Half Bathrooms : 2
Square Footage : 11,000 Sqft
Year Built : 1908
Lot Area : 19,950 Sqft
Status : Active
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Ten Unknown Points About Cats
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Bloomberg and New York Times Journalists SLAM Media Matters As Partisan Hacks: http://t.co/O3HxeHy05t via @YouTube #tcot #uniteblue
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Jelani Nelson
Member, School of Mathematics
January 22, 2013
We give near-tight lower bounds for the sparsity required in several dimensionality reducing linear maps. In particular, we show:
(1) The sparsity achieved by [Kane-Nelson, SODA 2012] in the sparse Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma is optimal up to a log(1/eps) factor.
(2) RIP_2 matrices preserving k-space vectors in R^n with the optimal number of rows must be dense as long as k < n / polylog(n).
(3) Any oblivious subspace embedding with 1 non-zero entry per column and preserving d-dimensional subspaces in R^n must have Omega(d^2) rows, matching an upper bound of [Nelson-Nguyen, 2012] for constant distortion.
Joint work with Huy Lê Nguyen (Princeton).


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A 58-year-old woman who recently severed ties with several friends has vanished from the Gateway of Hope shelter in Langley.
According to Langley RCMP, Evelyn Teichman also does not associate with her family.
She has not been seen since Aug. 20.
Cpl. Holly Marks said that police have talked to friends and associates of Teichman, as well as other shelters for the homeless in the area that she was known to frequent, but have come up empty handed.
Teichman is Caucasian, stands 5-5 tall, weighs 185 lbs and has long blonde hair and blue eyes.
If anyone has information that will help police, friends and associates to locate Teichman, they are asked to call Langley RCMP at 604 532-3200.


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I suspect most of you have these punches
Small Oval
Word Window
Corner Rounder
So when you need a baby item and you have no baby stamps you can make this....
The vellum rectangle is 1.5 inches wide and however long/tall you want your bottle (approx 2 inches). I scored a couple of lines to add interest and rounded the corners. The nipple is the small oval and tip of a word window - the bottle rim is the word window - so so easy!
Of course you can do the bottle in white or a color and stamp on that if you like.
This is a part of a gift scrapbook page I'm working on - unfinished now so this is all you get to see - but I wanted to post the idea while I was on a baby theme.
ANOTHER PUNCH BOTTLE - use the new medium jewelry tag, color it with the bump as the nipple - add a colored rim - instant tiny baby bottle! Fun huh?
I have no clue what I'll be posting tomorrow - Cross your fingers that the Inspiration Fairy gets her act together and shows up today with ideas for some of the requests y'all have sent me.
I did see a scrapbook challenge I could do....


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I love lunch with a friend...an hour to retreat and talk about the issues and non-issues of life! I love that about Kelly! She's a friend that I can always count on for good insight and a second opinion...she and I logic alike...we are a lot alike...for the most part...I'm dominant in my marriage, and she's passive. I make the decisions, where she has more of a 50-50 with her hubby. So as much as we think alike, I was concerned what she would think of my "stay at home mom" idea...I was nervous to bring it up so I e-mailed her to get her insight, she wrote back saying this was too big to talk about over a broken conversation of e-mails that could be mis-read, so she asked me to lunch. Today at lunch I became immediately (inwardly) defensive thinking of all the arguments for S.A.H.M. that I've been going over in my head, and to my WONDERFUL surprise, she said it's sounds like a great idea...well thought out and her only concern is my sanity! I'm so excited...either people have figured out that I am going to do whatever I want no matter what they have to say or they truly support me! I opt to believe they truly support me! I have met very little confrontation when I talk about being a SAHM which I didn't expect...my mom was/is a SAHM and quite frankly my generation needs somewhere the kids can go in a pinch...I want to be that person...I'm the only one with the flexibility and the desire not to mention I'm the one most people will trust with the kids...or feel comfortable enough to ask to take them...I think it's because I'm a people pleas er...yes I admit it! So then I asked how her family was and she has a S-I-L who I have never felt liked me or I was jealous of...I never felt like I could compare to her, well Kelly said that while she loves her nieces and nephews, she's discovered they are TERRIBLE! They can't behave and refuse to listen! Kelly said that no matter how active (hyperactive) my boys are, they're still good boys and they still listen...I know that I have good kids but I can never tell if other people know it...because they're twins I think people just lump them together and all they see are two little boys being mischievous! I'm glad to know that other people see my kids the same way that I do! I know that people love them but I can never tell who can handle the constant busy-ness that is my boys! I love it!
Friday, April 11, 2008
Lunch with a Friend
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- Sarah said...
You sound exactly like me when I was trying to decide if I could be a SAHM or not. I was a complete nervous wreck about it all, grant it I have my unemployment, but it's not tons. It was like I was trying to find the catch, but there isn't one! I'll think it'll all work out great, besides I might need someone to watch Emma when I go in to have Chase. lol You free? lol
- April 11, 2008 at 7:40 PM
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If you haven't played Blitz or want to try this action video game, download it now for free! Published in 1981 by Commodore, Blitz was an above-average arcade title in its time.
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Now that iam getting on in years it is good to look back.
Got my vic20 way back in 1984 and c64 in 1988. I still have them with lots of software. For a number of years I made lots of programmes for them.
Well I got the amiga 500+ ,well that lead to my first pc in 1999. How I think back to them wonder years.
I think we all have them kind of memory's or is it I just getting old and look back to the good old days.
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Dear Reader,
The first premise is that u've read some of Marx's work..: here's some good stuff to get u started, if not, http://www.slideshare.net/sgummer/marxism-overview ((VERY LIT interestin read).
– So basically, the long-n' short of it is this: the reverse is. That the bourgeoise actually, could potentailly, ((not only the 'conscientious' vanguard could be leading) but the whole of the supposedly " superior class. Could: because, this is becuase that the middle classes, especially the uppers middle clas; though their accent is funnier: have a good thing: called ettiquette. Basically, way I see it, a lot of socio-economic problems today are basically because of excess((ive)) drugs, alcohol, and substance abuse, not use, and fuckin un-utility, disrespect, negative dialogues, crimes like violence and otehr behaviour which breaches "standard" morality, moral compasses, and ethics, but some people fele forced into them because their 'trapped' or cool, fuckin depserate/don't know better, coz didnt have parents who team em/friends who reinforce it that it's good to be good.
— So what the poshos do have: respect, commitment, trust, loyalty, money ((so as to avoid the afore mentioned desperation) and are risk-averse, and less prone to change.. N' ccol they also have sense, and sensibility, education, access to technology/opportunity, nepitism/networking, work, cash, capital and substance.. e.g. readinng books of amazon or some shit. And, oh being good at googling, coz like- to get around search algorithms u really gotta finesse ur vocabularie to get good search results..SO key-words n shit..Like self-help or positivism.
– They are also not afraid to seek help/look appear vulnerable and weak. So there's no acting. Whatsoever. —
— Then, there's the premise of equality.. n whatnot whatnot so on , okay cool.
Now some, potentially, controversial, suggestions:
1) Capitalism stays. Oh shit: butm, it's with a WELFARE LIBERALISM wist, so hand-ups not handouts. n say for example, hypothetically, redred middle class/bourgeoise counterparts could come to working class -COMMUNITIES N fuckin help them by like being business mentors, / distinguishing ((the men" from the "boys……) type thing, exuse the sayng feminists, for lexical choice; but it's cool coz then see who wag1 ,. n what's really popping like who's got ideas and plans, and WILL actually get them into fruition. Or who's a little lazy n shit..
Anyway, this then replaces the dole system: in a non-scrutinised, sustainable, n societtally benefiecial system.. because, by this point-in-time in the – future then straight up gold-mines are created and Capitalism has thus birhted many more philanthropists.. COol n tjhen there's 1)) a fuckin sustainble way for people to get nmoney, to know where their next 'cheque is coming from.. or , more imporanly where their next bit of food is ((and it's run by a non-governmental body)) so as to not let it be cut by Tory barstards and cause more uncertainty and mass-fluxuation in living standards for a mass group of people. http://www.slideshare.net/sgummer/marxism-overview .. THen cool.
- boom, and also.. what u have is a peaceful revolution, a non-governmental, independent body regulating it so as to prevent crime, and a cross-culture, cross – class, and cross -divide/inequality system whereby everybody can eat and mingle.. instead of being socially engineered and one class aspiring to the other, often to their detriment, and the other class looking' down on, but not understanding, the other,, often to their detrement,,,..
The ;interviews could also help with essentially 'life coaching' to tackle the , often unspoken about, aspects of working class life/culture.. /education n state sector shit, which includes bullying, adultery, comradery, pressure, peers looking down on u / overtly judging, appropriation,.. n misguided views that u leave them" n they if u r happy " n successful.. But like , yeah u can just guide n right the wrongs of violence, n torture n unneccessarily horrific/traumatic experiences which have been visusalised/seen/seen so perceived to be the way the 'real' world" is when in actuality , in many cases .. once ur down so low.. the only way is up.
Written at university after coming off the estate like 5 days ago. thinking about my crazy,beautiful estate back home.
Don't Go back to what hurt you.


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• US unemployment at lowest level since February 2009
• Better than expected UK services data eases fears
• Summit of Greek party leaders postponed until tomorrow
• Eurozone services grow again, while retail sales fell 0.4%
• Today's agenda
• Live blogging now: Julia Kollewe
2.42pm: Wall Street has got off to a strong start on the back of the job figures: the Dow Jones has climbed more than 100 points to 12810, a 0.8% gain. In London, the FTSE is up 73 points, or 1.26%, at 5869, while Germany's Dax has added 1.37% and France's CAC is up 0.8%.
2.25pm: Back with Greece, officials are apparently playing down the idea that prime minister Lucas Papademos could resign if his austerity measures are not agreed by the other political parties in his coalition.
Earlier a Greek newspaper said Papademos might decide to go on Monday but our correspondent Helena Smith says:
"This has not come up. It hasn't been discussed," said Pandelis Kapsis, the government spokesman. "We are all working towards finding a solution."
Another official said while ongoing negotiations were "incredibly difficult" – with unions and employers' associations being the latest to reject the most difficult demand of all, wage cuts in the private sector – it was "most probable" that agreement would be reached among party leaders when they hold talks with Papademos tomorrow afternoon. "If they decide to do it another way and opt for the alternative which is bankruptcy, a decision will be taken there and then on how everyone will proceed."
1.48pm: Markets have moved sharply higher following the better than expected US employment figures.
The FTSE 100 – around 25 points better ahead of the news – is now up 71 points while US futures, which were predicting a 10 point increase, are now up 96 points. David Miller, a partner at Cheviot Asset Management, said:
Historically January numbers have been hard to predict because of seasonal effects. The figures today confirm that a steady recovery is underway in the US and this will be well received by the markets.
The drop in the unemployment rate to 8.3% means it is at the lower end of the Federal Reserve's forecast range – which could provide fuel to those in the Fed who want to hold back from further measures to boost the economy. Joshua Raymond, chief market strategist at City Index, said:
This is a really stellar set of numbers and has surprised many who had expected a slowing of jobs growth after the December holiday period.
The jobs figures paint quite a different picture to the tone of voice used by the Federal Reserve last week, which applied a somewhat dovish tone towards US growth expectations. This naturally poses the question what are the Fed seeing further down the path that the market isn't right now?
And what's more, a stronger than expected labour market goes directly against the rational to increase asset purchases through quantitative easing, and this may pose a somewhat negative impact in the medium term for those investors that had factored this into their trading.
Within the figures private sector jobs rose 257,000 while government jobs fell by 14,000, compared to expectations of a 20,000 drop. The increase in non-farm payrolls is the biggest since April 2011.
1.35pm: Away from the eurozone crisis, the economic news the market has been waiting for is the US non farm payroll number.
And now it's here and it's a big beat. Some 243,000 jobs were created in January, compared to expectations of a 150,000 rise. December's number was revised upwards from 200,000 to 203,000.
With the unemployment rate falling from 8.5% to 8.3%, the lowest since February 2009, this news will give a boost to President Obama in election year. The performance of the US economy is crucial to his chances of re-election.
1.22pm: Greek newspaper Ekathimerini has reported that prime minister Lucas Papademos might resign on Monday if he can't get his austerity measures through.
Meetings with the other political parties to thrash out details of the measures to satisfy its creditors are now expected to take place tomorrow.
12.34pm: More news on Greece. Eurozone governments may have to provide up to €145bn to Athens in a second emergency loan package – €15bn more than previously expected. The extra funds are mainly needed to recapitalise the Greek banking sector once a deal is struck to write down the value of the debt owned by private-sector creditors, Reuters reported, citing EU sources.
12.28pm: As mentioned earlier, the January jobs figures for the US expected at 1.30pm GMT will be keenly awaited in the White House. Some 200,000 jobs were created in December which seems a lot until you consider that the US has to create 125,000 jobs every month just to keep pace with population growth.
That's a scary statistic if you're a president trying to reduce the unemployment rate of 8.5%. Forecasts estimate that today's number could be around 140-150,000 jobs added – a large number against the backdrop of sharply decreasing government employment but not large enough to start making a big hole in the overall total.
11.47am: Greece just annnounced it would auction €625m of 6-month T-bills next Tuesday, to help fund the rollover of a €1bn issue that matures next Friday. Monthly T-bill sales are Greece's only remaining source of market funding at the moment. Most of the short-term bonds are usually bought by Greek banks.
11.38am: Back in the UK, JP Morgan economist Malcolm Barr is scaling back his forecasts for more quantitative easing after the strong PMI surveys.
Our forecast had anticipated extensions of QE by the MPC [monetary policy committee] of £75bn both next week and at the meeting in May. With the January PMI data printing much firmer than expected, we are scaling these forecasts back to expect a £50bn extension at each meeting, taking the total of QE up to £375 before the MPC stops.
Economists said the chances of the UK avoiding another recession had risen "significantly".
Andrew Goodwin, senior economic advisor to the Ernst & Young ITEM Club, explained:
The PMI services figures are very encouraging, particularly as they follow the more robust manufacturing numbers from earlier in the week. The chances of avoiding a technical recession have risen significantly with this week's data, particularly given that we're also seeing the orders pipeline starting to strengthen, suggesting that the recovery may have some sustainability.
However, short-term prospects remain on a knife-edge given the ongoing policy paralysis in the Eurozone. If the crisis deepens, it would most likely reverse all of the pickup seen in the last couple of months. The heightened level of uncertainty means that business sentiment is very fragile, so it's difficult to envisage activity remaining this firm in future months unless there are more tangible signs of a positive resolution to the crisis.
With this in mind, it would be a surprise if the MPC didn't extend its QE programme when it meets next week. The last inflation report showed a substantial inflation undershoot at the two year horizon and even the more upbeat data of the last couple of months is unlikely to be sufficient to bridge that gap. The MPC is likely to see further QE as a good insurance policy against further Eurozone-related weakness, and as good support to the recent pickup.
11.35am: Over in Ireland, our man in Dublin Henry McDonald reports that there are optimistic soundings from one of Ireland's main economic forecasters, NCB Stockbrokers who reiterate that the Republic remains the "poster child" of the EU, the EUC and the IMF as an example on how to manage a national debt crisis. While NCB predicts the Republic might need further financial assistance from Europe and the IMF after 2013, the country's attempt to drive down its debt is "well respected" internationally.
Our long held view has been that Ireland would require further assistance post 2013 and that it would not be able to fund itself entirely on its own two feet. If the momentum continues in Ireland this may not be necessary, but we still think there is a high probability that Ireland will need further assistance in the future. The details of the European Stability Mechanism ("ESM") were officially released yesterday and this mechanism provides an important backstop for current bond investors and a future source of funds for Ireland if needed. We reiterate what we said over the last couple of weeks, momentum and sentiment towards Ireland are extremely positive and we don't want to step in the way of that, but the fundamentals still worry us.
11.27am: Doubt has been cast on whether there will be a eurogroup meeting to agree a financing package for Greece in Brussels on Monday.
A German finance ministry spokesman told Reuters:
So far there is no invitation, nor has [the extraordinary eurogroup meeting] been announced, nor has there been advance notice that such a meeting will take place.
A meeting of this kind only makes sense – if it is to be about Greece – if we have all the elements sorted… All of those elements have not been met, so it's speculative to talk about such a meeting.
The comments came as it emerged that Greece expects its 2011 budget deficit to be smaller than expected, at between 9.1% and 9.4% of GDP, thanks to an emergency property tax. That's what a Greek finance ministry official told Reuters.
10.39am: A quick look at the markets reveals that the FTSE is now up nearly 30 points at 5825, a 0.5% gain, after a lacklustre start to the day. It received a boost from strong UK services data. Service sector firms in the eurozone returned to growth last month, a welcome fillip to European stock markets. Germany's Dax climbed 23 points, or 0.35%, while France's CAC was up 15 points, or 0.46%.
Gold prices have hit 11-week highs as expectations that US monetary policy will remain ultra-loose boosted investor appetite for bullion. And Brent crude climbed above 2 a barrel after Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that Tehran would retaliate over an oil embargo "at the right time".
10.10am: We never go very long without something important happening in Greece, the ground zero of the eurozone crisis, and Helena Smith in Athens has news of a development there today.
It now seems that the long-awaited meeting between prime minister Lucas Papademos and the three party leaders backing his interim government has been pushed back to tomorrow.
That's not good news and suggests that political heads are less than pleased with the outcome of talks, so far, between govenrment officials and visiting debt inspectors attached to the EU and IMF. The Greek media is billing the meeting as Papademos' toughest challenge since being appointed to the post last November. The technocrat economist has made it clear that if he doesn't come out with carte blanche backing for the hard-hitting austerity measures Athens' foreign lenders are demanding in exchange for aid, the country will not get the money it so badly needs to repay the 14.5 bn euro in bond repayments that mature on March 20, thus plunging it into a far from orderly default. The support has to be unanimous: if one leader balks "there will be a problem," said the government spokesman Pandelis Kapsis.
"Everything hangs on that meeting …. we will all be waiting to see whether it is white smoke that emerges from the chimney when the leaders emerge," said one TV commentator.
There is much talk this morning that with Greece's debt swap negotiations looking no nearer to being concluded than they were a month ago, the EU and IMF may be forced to give Greece a "bridging loan" to cover the bonds in March. "We are at the limits of official bankruptcy," said Kapsis hightlighting the gravity of the moment.
10.07am: Retail sales dropped 0.4% in the eurozone in December despite Christmas trading, disappointing economists who had pencilled in a 0.3% rise.
9.52am: Looks like Britain may just escape a double dip. The surprise improvement in services came after manufacturing unexpectedly returned to growth last month, while construction firms became more upbeat despite slowing activity.
Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, which compiles the PMI surveys, said:
The pace of UK economic growth picked up momentum at the start of 2012, with businesses reporting the largest increase in activity for ten months. The data fuel hopes that the UK economy may avoid a slide back into recession – defined as two consecutive quarters of economic decline – following a 0.2% contraction of gross domestic product (GDP) in the final quarter of last year.
The three PMI surveys for the UK collectively indicated the fastest rate of economic growth at the start of 2012 since last March, with the combined Output Index rising for the third month running from 53.2 in December to 55.5. As such, the surveys suggest that the pace of GDP growth may have picked up to approximately 0.5% in January.
9.28am: Over to the UK. The services PMI has climbed to 56 from 54 in December, the highest since last March, easing recession fears. Optimism in particular improved among firms.
9.20am: The European PMIs are out. The situation has improved in the eurozone, where service industries returned to growth in January with a PMI reading of 50.4, compared with 48.8 in December.
The composite PMI, which also includes manufacturing, rose to 50.4 from 48.3 in December. Markit, which compiles the surveys, talked of stabilisation, with the readings the highest in five months.
Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global Insight, said:
The overall return to modest growth in the eurozone services sector in January indicated by the purchasing managers' survey boosts hopes that eurozone economic activity is stabilising after GDP contraction that we estimate around 0.4% quarter-on-quarter in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Among the individual eurozone countries, it was encouraging to see a marked pick up in services activity in December in Germany and, to a lesser extent, France. Services activity also saw significantly reduced contraction in Spain in January, but there was little reduction in Italy's decline. Ireland also saw further modest contraction in services activity in January.
Nevertheless, a number of elements are still soft in the purchasing managers' surveys and it is very possible that the eurozone will suffer further overall contraction in the first quarter of 2012. Significantly, the purchasing managers survey showed that overall incoming new business still contracted in January as did outstanding business, albeit at reduced rates. In addition, overall employment edged down in the services and manufacturing sectors for the first time since April 2010.
The region is still facing major headwinds, notably including increased fiscal tightening in many countries, rising unemployment and ongoing major concerns and uncertainties over the sovereign debt crisis which are likely to constrain businesses' investment decisions. Meanwhile, relatively muted global growth is limiting export orders.
9.04am: With the bankers still universally blamed for the current crisis, it seems relevant to mention that Sir Phillip Hampton, chairman of RBS, has gone on the Today programme to defend the decision to give Stephen Hester a £1m bonus.
Jill Treanor, our city editor, was listening in and reports that although he conceded that bankers' pay has become too high, Hester deserved his bonus and that he was paid less than his peers. Hampton said that Hester had 'one of the most challenging demanding jobs in the world of business".
Pay has been high for too long … particularly in the banks, particularly in the investment banks, shareholders have done pretty badly and employees have done pretty well certainly over the last 10 years.
That needs to be corrected. It actually isn't a society or fairness issue, it's a straightforward business issue. Too much of the money has not been going to the right place.
8.54am: The Hungarian airline Malev has gone bust, it has been announced this morning, in the latest symptom of the country's economic crisis. Malev, which has debts of £180m, says its has ceased operations and grounded all its flights to "minimize damage" after its financial situation became unsustainable.
It is a member of the Oneworld airline alliance which also includes American Airlines and British Airways, but made a loss of £75m in 2010.
It stopped all its flights as of 0500 GMT today, Reuters reports. Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on state radio that two Malev planes are still abroad – one in Tel Aviv, the other in Ireland.
8.25am: The market has opened pretty flat this morning with the FTSE100 currently down 1.7 points. Asian markets were similarly subdued overnight with the consensus being that traders are waiting for the US jobs figures at 1.30pm. Some 200,000 jobs were added in December so the January figures are unlikely to be repeated with forecasts in the 150,000 region and the overall unemployment rate expected to remain at 8.5%.
Even so, if Alex Ferguson was a US political commentator he would undoubtedly be saying that it's squeaky bum time for President Obama. Or maybe squeaky ass time, if we're talking American. (Wouldn't sound right from Ferguson though would it?)
Anyway, let's say it will be closely watched by the White House where Obama's re-election hopes rest squarely with the performance of the economy.
8.05am: We're all set for another day in the life of the eurozone crisis and here are the main events in and around that today:
• First we're expecting numbers on the services sector in Italy, Germany and others with the latest PMI surveys out shortly before 9am
• Eurozone retail sales due at 10am and expected to be poor.
• UK services PMI out at 9.30am.
• And the markets will be waiting keenly for US jobs data in the form of non-farm payrolls at 1.30pm.
• Finally we'll still be waiting for any news on what haircut Greece's private creditors will have to take.


text: Hello All, I hope everyone had an enjoyable weekend. Tonight, can you please show up to the shop at 645pm? Representatives from the Burlington Fire Department will be coming at 7pm to discuss the "gas incident" that took place a few weeks ago. The message below is a summary of the incident. I realize it is long, but it reads quick and if you could please read it before attending tonight's meeting, it will help. Thank you for your understanding and for showing up tonight. Mike Attached Message: A BURLINGTON FIRE DEPT (BFD) representative will be here on Monday, April 27th from 7:00-7:30pm to speak to both Aero and Mini-Baja student groups regarding a response they provided to an April 4th Votey incident involving a gasoline and water mixture that was poured down the sink drain in the Wind Tunnel room. Location: Wind Tunnel Lab All Members from both groups are expected to attend. Below is a short description of the event. BFD would like you to understand the severity of these actions and help to educate everyone so that we can prevent this type of incident in the future. Incident Summary: At 7PM, a group of debate students using a classroom on the third floor of the Votey building called in a strong sulphur or gasoline odor to UVM Police. UVM Police dispatched Burlington Fire Dept to the scene. Votey building and Kalkin, due to the basement interconnection, was evacuated without using the building fire alarm due to concern about the possibility of an explosive atmosphere in the building. At 7:55, a text page notified secondary emergency responders at UVM about this situation and Francis Churchill, ES Compliance Manager, was called for assistance. Francis called Ralph Stuart to respond since Ralph lives closer to town and is able to arrive more quickly. Ralph arrived about 8:15. BFD had set up a command post and was exploring Votey to find the source of the odor. (FIVE (5) Fire Dept trucks responded. BFD discovered odors in 2 locations in the basement and their instruments showed 15% LEL (lower explosive limit) in the building's sump in the basement. Just after Ralph arrived, BFD discovered that a sink in 122 Votey (wind tunnel sink) had a similar odor and reading in its drain. The laboratory supervisor, Floyd Vilmont responded to the scene. Floyd discovered that the gasoline tank was missing from the Aero/Mini-Baja club workroom. The best supposition was that someone associated with one of these clubs had disposed of petroleum product down the drain. This sink appears to drain into the building's storm drainage system rather than the sanitary sewer, so the product accumulated in the building's sump, from whence it was captured and distributed by the building's ventilation system. BFD ran the sump manually to further disperse the odors. Ralph and BFD inspected the rest of the building for odors, which had effectively dissipated. The scene was closed at about 9:30 PM. (See Incident Follow-Up on reverse side) Incident Follow-Up The Mini Baja student says he removed the small Mini-Baja vehicle tank from the Baja vehicle because he did not want to take it all the way to Centennial Field to store it in the Baja trailer. He also did not think he was allowed to leave the tank on the Mini-Baja vehicle itself, in the lab, with gasoline in it. He said he saw an empty waste container, that at one time held ?glycol? waste but he was not sure this waste gas could be collected in this same container. Instead, he put the Baja gas tank in the sink in the wind tunnel room, turned on the water to dilute the gas with water. He says there was approx 1 liter of gasoline left in the small tank. As he walked away to grab a roll of paper towels from across the room, the solution began overflowing out of the gas tank in the sink, releasing this mixture directly to the storm water drain. Lee Diamond, lab safety coordinator for Votey, spoke with Dan Harvey and John Marcus, UVM Fire Marshal, about this incident, suggesting that the Fire Dept send someone over to discuss the severity of this incident with Aero and Mini-Baja groups. Floyd has asked for the contact names and phone numbers of all of the primary group members in charge of AERO and Mini-Baja to be placed on the first page of the Lab Safety Notebook. Floyd and Dan would like to see a log created for whomever uses the room off hours. Dan Harvey e-mailed to say he will be making some new requirements for Baja and AERO members. He says safety training will soon become a requirement for all Baja and AERO club members. Floyd will also immediately be ramping up some other protocol, including an after-hours sign in sheet and buddy system. -- Michael C. Murray University of Vermont College of Engineering Cellular: 518-469-8184 Email: [log in to unmask] ---------------------------- PLEASE READ!!!! 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Pasties and tea at 120 km/h"Spoons… stick the kettle on"… "Righto Skipper… would you care for a bite to eat… sausage roll, pasty, Doritos?"… "Ahh yes… a hot pasty and a cup of tea please" "Coming up….err… how many watts shall I set the microwave to..700? "Err.dunno" "Lets try full power… (Click) …your pasties are now going round and round….. how much further to the hotel?" "Satnav says an hour and ten" "OK…we'll open some more wine then….(ding)..Hurrah… your food is done… tea on the way skipper"…. OK, so yes, we are behaving like kids…. but… well… why not? You see I could just write a blow-by-blow account of all the gigs we've done…. but…. well, that is the stuff you see. My mad ramblings are usually to do with the stuff that happens in the other 80% of the time we spend on the road… Well, we'd kinda got used to the bus the night liner company had loaned us and, well you know: it's hard to go back once you've tried something isn't it? However, with mine being built to the specific requirements we'd given them, it was going to be a bit different from the one to which we had become accustomed. Lets just say I was a little nervous about how it was going to end up. We'd initially chatted to the builders and described what kind of thing we wanted. It was going to be a complete custom one off conversion; but with no drawings or whatever, we didn't actually know what it was going to be like until we saw it on completion. So the longer it took them, the more we got used to theirs thinking we would have been better off to just ask for exactly the same thing. But that would have been boring. Six long weeks passed and then came the phone to say it was finished. As soon as we saw it, any apprehension went straight out of the window; the guys have done an amazing job in interpreting what we wanted. Definitely worth the wait. It's maiden voyage covered some 650 miles and so gave us plenty of time to get used to it. The general consensus is that it rocks and the other two members of the entourage are quite content to travel in there for hours at a time. It was however a stroke of genius on the part of the builders to locate the main power cut-off for the back by the driver; for any hideous choice of music coming from the back can be wiped out by the flick of a switch!! This has already been put into practice. The only other indifference so far has been which colour to set the lights on.. ahh the choices you have to make! Ok, so enough about that, I'm sure the novelty will wear off eventually! Of course with all the excitement over the last six weeks, it feels like it has flown by. I think we were all ready to be out again after a little break and we've had some cracking gigs. The most notable for probably all three of us was the 100 Club in London…. there's something about that place. A fantastic turnout and what a great audience it was. You see for us, this is where we really notice things. As performers (in the loosest sense of the word), we feed off what we get from the audience. You guys kinda give us the fuel / energy to put on a show. Of course the venue will always have its influence but it is ultimately you who determine what kind of gig you get. If you're having a good time, so are we. So there you go! We did actually venture out to a couple of new places on this tour aswell. The Studio in Hartlepool is a cracking venue and with a full room, we had a lot of fun there. This was also the night when our very own 'lady-bass' was left slightly bemused by the following very unique compliment: "I'm a bass player and even though you're female, I still thought you were really good" Uhhh???? I mean what are you supposed to say to that? We do meet the most interesting people… and it's not only Jo! Now before I continue, if you are of a nervous disposition or easily offended, then don't read any further… "Good night mate, enjoyed it. So what are you doing for a job then… do they give you time off to go on tour n all that? OR "Is this CD any good? Is it like what you did tonight? Well I'll take your word for it. ..coz if I get it home and it aint I'll come to another gig and break your bl****ng arms" OR "Sorry, bar's closed. I know you've been on stage all night but you shoulda ordered before we closed" Well that's why we love every minute of it…. And if we could would we change it? Not a chance! More ramblings coming very soon! In the meantime thanks to everyone who came out to support us on this last run of dates and for those unforgettable moments that keep us all firmly on the ground!! Aynsley
Aynsley's Tour Blog…And so after our first four days on the road, we all get a few days off to recuperate! Much needed it is too….. this touring business is quite strenuous when you've not done it for a while you know. Well it was certainly good to be back on the road again…. After a few too many mince pies and wines it was what we all needed to get us back in shape. However, although we managed to stay away from the mince pies during this first leg, the same cannot be said of the aforementioned liquid. When the hospitality is that good you don't argue do you? Well we don't anyway! So…. to the gigs then….. We started off at The Half Moon in Putney. Now, the last time I was there I was doing a support slot........ I was about 19 I think and it was also the very first gig where I used my 335 – I had bought it the previous week. Still not sure if it was any good, any doubts were soon cast aside during the sound check when a certain Mr Otis Grand came and grabbed it out of my hands shouting "Give me that guitar, where did you get this?" whilst noodling away on my new toy. Next followed a decisive "I'll swap you that Strat for it now" as he pointed to his main guitar for the evening. "Well actually, I already have one and I quite like this new one so… err… no thanks, Mr Grand" ….Looking a bit pissed off he wondered off letting me know that if I changed my mind he would be in the dressing room. Blah blah blah…..needless to say by the end of the night his offer had increased to more than one Strat, three if I remember correctly! Ha ha! Well, I still have it and so once again it graced the stage at this wonderful venue for a very decent crowd, especially considering it was Wednesday AND the Football was on!!! We had a cracking time and I think the fact we hadn't played for so long and were that excited came across fairly clearly. Jo and Rich had obviously been shopping in preparation for the forthcoming tour and entered the stage with their new gear…. So two days later, I decided I fancied a bit of retail therapy too! What became quite apparent is that we're all quite good at spending… in a very short space of time. Thursdays schedule took us to Bilston where we played the Robin with support from Dani Wilde. Just signed to Ruf, she is doing a few openers on the tour and on this first night; it was easy to see why. Blessed with one hell of a voice, this young lass did a cracking job. The crowd were fantastic and we should be back there before the end of the year. Climbing aboard what is now known as the 'pimp wagon' on Friday morning, we headed for Wales to Tregaron. With my own bus being a little delayed in the building process, the company have loaned me one of theirs until mine is done. Managing to make it through a whole box set of 'The Office' Jo and me chilled in the back whilst Mr Spoons took the wheel and got us to the venue for about 6. The kind of place where you're never quite sure if anyone will come because it's kind of in the middle of nowhere. However, we walked on stage to a great turnout and had lots of fun, people were up dancing from the first note and never sat down until we had done. Being a hotel, we stayed there for the night and woke to a lovely breakfast. The only downer was when the cleaning lady started freaking out at us because we hadn't cleared the rooms by 11am…. I mean nobody told us! So, barely dressed, the key in the door turns (no knock) and in she trys to wander "It's gone 12 now… I need to bring in my Hoover isn't it" It later transpired that we were the only three people staying in the bloody place! Other than that, we had a lovely stay and took a drive through the Welsh countryside once again to the last gig of our little weekend jaunt – The Citadel at St. Helens. I really love this place, I can't remember ever having a bad night there …always a great audience, turnout and the atmosphere is awesome. This time, my amp didn't pack up after the third number like it did last time… for this time, I was plugged into my trusty old Marshall you see!!! Once again, we had Dani open up the evening's entertainment before we wondered on to perform our new show. Ohh… did I not say?…. Yes, we have been messing around a little with the set and a couple of toones… but that's something you'll have to come and check! So, come and see us soon for some 'ludicrously good' fun (Nestle Clusters… isn't it…) Aynsley
Radio 2 February 4thHi all,
Just a quick note to let you know that Radio 2 will be airing the final track from the Maida Vale sessions Aynsley and the band did last June. It will go out on the PAUL JONES SHOW on 4th February along with the latest gigs.


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David Brin is one of the premier science fiction novelists of the late twentieth century. An astrophysicist and an advisor to NASA, he combines cutting edge—and beyond—science with an imagination which encompasses uncountable worlds and unlimited time. His Uplift series posits a universe where non-reasoning creatures are raised to sentience through the process of external sponsorship, or "uplift," although most humans believe their advancement was Darwinian rather than external. In HEAVEN'S REACH Brin concludes the saga of the "sooners"—humans, g'Keks, glavers, hoons, qheuens, urs, and traekis—who sought refuge on the planet Jijo, which had been returned to a "fallow" state after previous occupation and thus off-limits to settlement.
The inhabitants of Jijo have come under the attack of the Jophurs—traiki with an attitude. The rest of the universe, fearing the onset of a new cataclysmic era, is chasing an Earth ship, STREAKER, which is carrying information about the mythic Progenitors and lands temporarily on Jijo with its human and "uplifted" dolphin crew. Yes, humans have "uplifted" dolphins as well as chimpanzees. Much of the novel is STREAKER's story of further death-defying escapes in its return to Earth, itself under attack. Among other characters are an uplifted chimpanzee, who is an observer of hyperspace activities, the deaths of numerous white dwarf stars, and a cast of billions—both stars and beings.
As with any series, an acquaintance with what came before is helpful. However, Brin provides enough information within the novel and its glossaries to allow the reader to enter into HEAVEN'S REACH without prior knowledge. What makes Brin's universe so satisfactory is that he combines the best elements of a classic science fiction space opera with theoretical science as well as a plea for environmentalism: We must take care of the universe—or else.


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Are many playing this card game? I ask this not to antagonize, but out of curiosity? The cards look great and all and I hope it is a success, but I'm just wondering. I haven't picked it up yet, but always check the post's out.
The game is great! It's a super lot of fun, and you should totally pick it up. The online community is really friendly, too.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - It appears a trip to the pawn shop blew the cover of a theft from a downtown construction site.
Police arrested two men Monday morning, accused of taking $2,000 for a pair of items from inside a fence in the 200 block of E. Chestnut Street and then walking them to a pawn shop on East Broadway to sell them.
According to an arrest report, the suspect told a clerk at the shop that a leaf blower and a concrete-cutting saw belonged to them. The clerk said he bought the leaf blower for $60 but did not buy the saw.
The two men were found with the saw and $60, according to the arresting officer.
Tony Wilson, 36, and Edward Gusler Jr., 49, are charged with theft by unlawful taking.
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I had the opportunity to attend the Sundance Film Festival last January with my dear friend, Lizzy – and it was amazing, to say the least. Though our eyes were beginning to pop out of their sockets by the end of the week, in total we watched 12 films, got to meet and listen to several of the producers, directors and actors, all while obtaining credit for a seminary class. Though I'm a film of indie films in general, Sundance 2010 seemed to portray an even darker image, dealing with raw, real-life issues. Whether that year's crews meant the films to be portrayed in such a light, I couldn't help but still see light in the midst of darkness. There was an overall feeling that though things were hard all around the characters in the film and by their surroundings, that Beauty could still be found. Beauty can be found in the most unlikely of places – but the question is, are we willing to see past the ugliness in order that Beauty might be seen?
I capitalize Beauty, because to me, Beauty is Hope – and Hope, another capitalized word that might make one wonder as to its capitalization – is Christ. In the midst of darkness and pain, ugliness and grime, Beauty can be found. It's the flower growing in the alleyway. The sun peeking through the clouds for the first time in months. That tingling feeling of love when you just don't think you can risk your heart anymore. That's Hope, and the knowledge and feeling and mystery of it all that there's something more, and Someone more that we can trust in when darkness seems to encapsulate our souls. I desire Beauty, and I desire Hope. Might my eyes be awakened to seeing its Truth.


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It must be humpday, 'cuz Velma's writing a Purl & Hurl Re-Cap! Happy Wednesday, all.
Another smallish (9) turnout, what with Kat home recouping from her surgery last Friday (which went swimmingly, thanksforasking) and Eileen on mando bedrest due to her 'delicate' condition. E & K, if you're home reading this: a hearty Purl & Hurl get-well hug going out to you! We missed ya.
Steve-O stood in as a Kat-surrogate - thanks for bringing more male energy to our group, and taking home lots o' gossip for Kat. Did you like Velma's wrench vs. socket wrench analogy to explain straight vs. circular needles? She still says that circs are a tool, not a crutch.
Jay was back with us after a lengthy stay in the field. Says he's in the market for one of those cheat-sheets that Cheri brought for show-and-tell a few weeks ago, the laminated one with the stitch diagrams. Claims that being stuck in a hotel room without an internet connection to download instructions when you forget how to knit is what kept him from working on his scarf recently. Velma says: Ooh, it must be tough, roughing it in a motel room for fieldwork! ;)
Anna finished her Gay Pride scarf, her very first knitting effort! Congrats to her for mastering the bind-off with aplomb, and preparing for her next project, which she says is going to be a tube-scarf-boa a la Kathleen's. Go Anna!
Cheri's baby blanket-cum-tutu (I swear she's working on an early birthday present for Velma) is looking great, and oh-so-soft. And speaking of birthdays, get ready, because Cheri's is right around the corner in early May.
Gwen was back, working on her Design Element Scarf and hoping that Chris would show so she'd get the tit-for-tat meal (what is tat? and how can I get some?) owed her. And Chris obliged, arriving late but bringing her usual high energy & hand spindle.
Tamara keeps plugging away on her scarf, and brought her friend Sunny, a long-time knitter who is working on a striped sweater and who amazed all present with her astounding ability to never once glance at her work. Look ma, no hands! (Or, in this case, no eyes).
And Velma sported her newly completed Shag Scarf, (above) which was oohed and aahed over as expected. She also thought she'd be casting on for her knitalong project, the Tax Shell-ter, but she was sadly mistaken. Wrong needles! Forgetting that she needed to cast on and do the edging in 5US not 7US like the bulk of the piece, she cast on about half her stitches before realizing her mistake and ripping out. So she switched to another WIP, the Barbie Headband, and kept on. And she's looking forward to another trip to her LYS to buy more needles.
Lastly, shame on Velma for forgetting each week to pull the camera out of her knitting bag, and take some shots of the knitting 'bags' at the table! What a lot of bag-babes they are, and we need to get 'em some face time. Next week, someone remind her that there's a reason she lugs that Nikon along.


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I was sent a link to a youtube film recently that was so interesting from a local social history perspective that I wanted to share it on the blog – it is a British Pathe film showing the village vicar, Rev. Ross Sage delivering milk around Puckeridge in 1963 with his wife, whilst the milkman went on his honeymoon.
Appetite whetted, I searched for more and found another gem, this time of Standon Mayday from 1959


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18 positions for doctoral researchers offered
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) and its partner universities Friedrich Schiller University Jena (FSU) and University of Leipzig (UL) in cooperation with the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS) are jointly starting the new International Research Training Group "TreeDì - Tree Diversity Interactions: The role of tree-tree interactions in local neighborhoods in Chinese subtropical forests". Each 9 positions will be offered to German and Chinese side. For more informations about "TreeDi" see https://www.idiv.de/de/treedi.html.
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- Applicants must be prepared to spend substantial time abroad for field work and lab visits
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Applications are accepted until 31 January, 2018, 12:00 Central European Time
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Chapter Summary
Chapter 11
The chi-square test is an inferential statistical technique designed to test for a significant relationship between nominal or ordinal variables organized in a bivariate table. The test is conducted by testing the null hypothesis that no association exists between two cross-tabulated variables in the population, and therefore, the variables are statistically independent.
The obtained chi-square (c2) statistic summarizes the differences between the observed frequencies (fo) and the expected frequencies (fe)—the frequencies we would have expected to see if the null hypothesis were true and the variables were not associated. The Yates's correction for continuity is applied to all 2 × 2 tables.
The sampling distribution of chi-square tells the probability of getting values of chi-square, assuming no relationship exists in the population. The shape of a particular chi-square sampling distribution depends on the number of degrees of freedom.
Measures of association are single summarizing numbers that reflect the strength of the relationship between variables, indicate the usefulness of predicting the dependent from the independent variable, and often show the direction of the relationship.
Proportional reduction of error (PRE) underlies the definition and interpretation of several measures of association. PRE measures are derived by comparing the errors made in predicting the dependent variable while ignoring the independent variable with errors made when making predictions that use information about the independent variable.
Measures of association may be symmetrical or asymmetrical. When the measure is symmetrical, its value will be the same regardless of which of the two variables is considered the independent or dependent variable. In contrast, the value of asymmetrical measures of association may vary depending on which variable is considered the independent variable and which the dependent variable.
Lambda is an asymmetrical measure of association suitable for use with nominal variables. It can range from 0.0 to 1.0 and gives an indication of the strength of an association between the independent and the dependent variables.
Gamma is a symmetrical measure of association suitable for ordinal variables or for dichotomous nominal variables. It can vary from 0.0 to ±1.0 and reflects both the strength and direction of the association between two variables.
Kendall's tau-b is a symmetrical measure of association suitable for use with ordinal variables. Unlike gamma, it accounts for pairs tied on the independent and dependent variable.It can vary from 0.0 to ±1.0.It provides an indication of the strength and direction of the association between two variables.
Cramer's V is a measure of association for nominal variables. It is based on the value of chi-square and ranges between 0.0 to 1.0.Because it cannot take negative values, it is considered a nondirectional measure.


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[31 Aug 2018 | Friday]
Could this be David's secret ?
David or King David of Israel is referred to as a man of God's own heart. Let's look how and why ? meanwhile there is a commandment or the greatest commandment " You shall love the Lord with all your heart, all your soul, all your mind (and all your strength). Matthew 22:37.
For the longest time i thought "all your heart " means as your heart is, till recently. Let me explain. In 1 Chronicles 22;19 David told his son Solomon :Now set your heart and your soul to seek the Lord your God; arise therefore, and build the sanctuary of the Lord God.
David said " set your heart" which i believe is same as prepare your heart.
But according to Jeremiah 17:9 The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked who can know it.
In Psalm 51:10 David said Create in me a clean heart, O God and renew a right spirit within me.
So the all your heart should be a prepared heart and a clean heart in order for it or us to really love God.
In summary , we should prepare our heart by asking God to clean our heart first and pray to be filled with the Holy Spirit. And then we could love Him and serve Him.
[29 Aug 2018 | Wednesday]
Jesus versus Satan
After 65 years of life on earth and still counting, i summarily observed or revealed to me that life is a battle between Jesus and Satan.
When Adam and Eve sinned, sin nature came to mankind or Satan influence was passed along to man. For that man is to die . Only Jesus can free us from that influence.
It was revealed in the Bible that Satan who used to be an archangel rebelled against God and about a third of the angels followed him. Lucifer previous name of Satan wanted to be God.
Jesus the second Person in the Trinity also called the Son of God came to earth as a human being to redeem mankind from sin.
Noticed the difference, Satan wanted to be God while Jesus as God humbled Himself and took the form of a servant to reconcile man to God.
A mature Christian will show the characteristics of Jesus while an immature Christian still show fleshly attitude or some influence of Satan.
Study of the lives of Biblical characters show the characteristics of Jesus in them while sinful or evil people show the influence of Satan.
That battle continues in our lives but we can choose who will win. If we follow Jesus then Jesus will win but if we reject or ignore Jesus then Satan will win.
[23 Aug 2018 | Thursday]
Improvement to keep knocking on heaven's door
I originally wrote :
Something tells me to keep knocking at heaven's door. If we still have unsaved love ones and friends then we should never never give up. As long as we are alive on earth our mission is not over.
If sin still have stronghold in our body or still antagonize us, there is still major battle to fight. But the battle will be fought for us by our Lord Jesus but He looks at our heart if we really mean business.
This is all for now.
I believe the improvement are these:
The battle has already been won by our Lord Jesus Christ but we have to claim our victory. Also when we keep knocking at heaven's door we will find out it is open and that we are to approach boldly to/into the throne of grace.
[21 Aug 2018 | Tuesday]
Keep knocking at heaven's door
Something tells me to keep knocking at heaven's door. If we still have unsaved love ones and friends then we should never never give up. As long as we are alive on earth our mission is not over.
If sin still have stronghold in our body or still antagonize us, there is still major battle to fight. But the battle will be fought for us by our Lord Jesus but He looks at our heart if we really mean business.
[18 Aug 2018 | Saturday]
Win the world for Jesus
Only God can do that.But He decided to do that through us. But not through our plans but through His plan. His plan is to start with you and me.But before He worked on us....God started long time ago.
God usually start with one man like Noah, then Abraham, then Isaac, then Jacob, then... Joseph......then Moses....... then Joshua........then David and so many others.
Then we have the story of Jesus. In Him is the main and central theme of man's salvation.
From Jesus to His apostles and disciples.....to .Christian churches..which eventually lead to us. From us to our neighbors till the job is done.
But are we doing our job ?
[16 Aug 2018 | Thursday]
The beauty of being sick.
Perhaps you are saying this blogger must be crazy. But let us look at the benefits of being sick. First we see our need for God. Then we realize how blessed we are with things we already have which we take for granted. Just those two reasons alone are enough to realize the benefits of being sick.
Of course we do not want to be sick all the time. We want to be well. If we want to be well our spirit, soul and body then we should come or go to Jesus, as simple and profound that can be.
If you agree , i will see you at the foot of the cross.
[14 Aug 2018 | Tuesday]
What the Lord Jesus has to offer and what the world offers.
The two offers two different things. The Lord Jesus offers eternal life while the world offers temporary life in and on this world.
During Jesus ministry or when He was on earth as human, some people or disciples were leaving Him. So Jesus asked His remaining followers if they would leave too ?
Peter answered : To whom will we go ? you have the words of eternal life. (John 6:68). Peter continued in the next verse: And we believe and are sure that You (Jesus) are the Christ, the Son of the living God.
Given that information, would you choose Jesus ?
[08 Aug 2018 | Wednesday]
Dying to self and putting on Christ
I pray to God that we will understand this through the Holy Spirit. Dying to self is denying our own desire and wants and allowing God's will or Christ's Spirit to reign in us.
When Adam and Eve sinned that sin nature is passed along mankind. Our being wants to do our own personal wants instead of following God. Our sin nature wants to get the credit by believing we our selves can reach God on our own by our own efforts.
When Jesus asked Peter who man said Jesus is or was . Peter said You are the Christ the Son of the living God. Jesus said to Peter, blessed are you for God has revealed this to you.
Man can only come to God when the Spirit penetrates our inner being .
Jesus said no one comes to me, except the Father draws him in.
Christ died for our sins because we can not by our own efforts or own goodness or own righteousness meet God's standard.
Dying to self is realizing we have sinned and repenting about what we have done wrong and asking Jesus to help or cleanse us.
Let's meditate on this and ask God to help us know His truth and grace.
[03 Aug 2018 | Friday]
Does what we believe matter ?
Yes if what we believe is not true then whatever we do regarding what we believe will go to nothing even put us in danger. While if what we believe is true then whatever we do regarding that will have good result even reward.
What is true or what is truth ? In my 65 years on earth, I have been in different Christian sects. I first started reading the Bible when I was already 24 years old.I have been reading it ever since for 41-42 years. One can read the Bible in less than a year. By reading the Bible one can see that God's laws are detailed and God's standard is high. Because of man's fallen nature (please see my other blogs if you do not understand fallen nature) no man can follow the law or God's laws.
What does that mean ? It means we fall short of God's glory, we all sinned or disobeyed God. So what will happen to us ? We got separated from God and will eventually go to a place of eternal torment called hell.
Wow you may say, we are doomed. But wait God made a way of escape. He sent His Son Jesus Christ to die for our sins. I hope you already know why Jesus Christ came into this earth but if not we will discuss it next time.


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Has cannabis helped get your arthritic dog get back on his feet, or stopped your cat's seizures in their tracks?
Scientists at the University of California, Davis want to hear from you.
They've launched a survey prompting pet owners to weigh in on whether cannabis products have helped their furry friends in one capacity or another.
Dr. Jamie Peyton, chief of Integrative Medicine Service for UC Davis, said there's a serious lack of research on the efficacy of cannabis for pets.
"The information for human medical cannabis and recreational around the corner is there, and the access is there," she said.
"So I think there are a lot of owners that are really interested in looking into these products for their animals for pain, anxiety, seizures - the same issues we see in people."
There are many pet treats and tinctures on the market today that contain CBD – the non-psychoactive compound in cannabis – but the legalities surrounding them are hazy.
Dr. Tim Shu is a California veterinarian and the founder of VETCBD, which makes CBD oil for cats and dogs. He told Civilized in an interview late last year that attitudes around treating pets with cannabis are rapidly shifting.
"Cannabis and pets has always been associated with toxicology, emergency trips to the hospital and things like that…because for so long, veterinarians were saying, 'you have to keep marijuana away from your pets, otherwise they'll end up in the ER'," said Shu.
"[Now] there's really no shortage of owners willing to try [CBD] for their pet because they're impressed by the lack of side effects and the efficacy in comparison to a lot of the traditional prescriptions."
While California veterinarians aren't legally allowed to prescribe cannabis for pets, Shu said he's recommended the treatment to "thousands" of animals. He said he's seen some animals go from having multiple seizures in a week to once a month after taking cannabis medication.
The UC Davis research team wants to investigate these kinds of claims further and hopefully shed some much-needed light on the subject.
"There are so many products out there on the market, and when veterinarians are afraid to give advice about it because we don't know, we don't have enough research, it opens up a whole area of possible problems," Peyton said.
The anonymous UC Davis survey can be found here. It will be live for six months.


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Always time well spent. Thanks for doing what you do Aubrey. Love the thoughts on focus and controlling your thoughts.