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Habit in Pollution. A Challenge for Intergenerational Equity
In this article we extend the recent literature on overlapping generations and pollution by allowing each generation's utility to depend on past levels of pollution. To conform with the literature on habit in consumption we call this extension habit in pollution. Habit in pollution can visualize itself as either a concern for the flow of pollution only, or for the stock, or anything in between. We show that habit in pollution has not only significant consequences for the level of pollution and capital, but also for the evolution of utility over time. We observe that habit in pollution can lead to violations of two standard criteria of sustainability, which suggests that habit in pollution can be another source of intergenerational inequity.Download Info
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- SCHUMACHER, Ingmar & ZOU, Benteng, 2006. "Habit in pollution. A challenge for intergenerational equity," CORE Discussion Papers 2006006, Université catholique de Louvain, Center for Operations Research and Econometrics (CORE).
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Breakfast was fantastic. Lift was tiny, room was tiny as lucky I didn't have a larger suitcase! Air con leaked advised reception but no one came to fix. Amazing location makes it all ok though
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Great Location But Small Room
I stayed in this hotel this past March. We spent 2 weeks in Italy(my first trip to Italy and Rome was our first stop.) The central location is the best you can ask for! It's walking distance to all the major sites including the Roman Forum and the Colosseum, and Piazza Venezia. Location of the hotel was definitely 4 stars(and maybe ever 5 stars)! The only thing is that they had advertised this hotel as a 4 star hotel, which I don't think it is 4 stars. Maybe a 3 star hotel is more like it. The main lobby is decorated nicely. Our room though is small for 2 people(and my friend and I are actually thin, we still felt it was small), but it was economical for just a place to stay. Staff was okay and seem nice. The only thing that was scary was that we were stuck in this small elevator(the elevator just stopped while we were going back to our room), and we literally were screaming for help. Luckily someone at the front desk heard us, so they were able to fix the elevator and we were brought back to safety. It took about maybe a
Perfect location
Cosmopolita hotel is a very nice hotel. In February 2004 we have stayed four nights at this hotel with our baby (seven months old)! The location is perfect, especially when you have a baby-carriage with you.
You don' t need the bus or metro, you can walk to all objects of interest. They have given us a nice room, with a lot of space! The breakfast (buffet) was tasty! A nice way of starting your day!
Wonderful location, however...
I have stayed at this hotel several times and the staff is wonderful, the location is perfect, however some of the rooms are facing the street, without a/c and very loud. On the first night of all my stays with this hotel, I have been placed in this type of room. With very little sleep and complaints to the staff, have get moved the following day to a perfect room... This is a great hotel, just be aware the room types are very different.... and requesting far in advance does no good at all... Why do I stay.... it is a ideal location and my favorite resturant is close by...
Cosmopolita Outstanding
I just wanted to follow up on a review my wife provided regarding our recent stay at the Hotel Cosmoplita. The best thing about this hotel is that the staff was extremely helpful and pleasant.
The hotel itself is also ideally located (virtually next to Trajans column and the Forum) and has recently gone through a major renovation.
Consequently, everything is crisp and clean, our room was great.
When we return to Rome this Spring, we will stay at the Hoteal Cosmoplita.
Very small room
We stayed at the Hotel Cosmopolita in May 2003. We were given a first floor room that was the width of the hallway. It was actually an extension of the hall. The buffet breakfast was good but on the second floor not on a rooftop terrace over-looking Rome as advertised. Finally, the day male desk clerk was very indifferent and rude towards us. The evening desk clerk was very good. While very well located, I personally would stay elsewhere on the next visit. By the way, I spent over three weeks in Italy and that was my only dissapointment.
Hotel Cosmopolita a wonderful Hotel
My husband and I made our first trip to Rome and Europe last week. We stayed at the Hotel Cosmopolita. This lovely hotel and its staff exude charm, professionalism, comfort and class. The staff are polite, helpful and gracious. Our room, a standard double was beautifully decorated, the bathroom though small (by American standards)had brand new fixtures,very clean and functional. The linens were of nice quality. The Breakfast that is available to all guests (included in the nightly rate) was consistently excellent, with a large variety of eggs, breads, cheeses, meats, fresh fruit, cereal, coffees, juice, pastries. LOCATION: Central and within walking distance of all of the major must see sites. Coloseum, Roman Forum,Capitoline Museum, Vatican, and many beautiful churches, ancient ruins, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps etc. When we return we will stay at Hotel Cosmopolita again. Rates are somewhat better through a travel agent but certainly check with hotel directly first.
First class hotel - highly recommended
The Cosmpolita Hotel is perfect in every way. I highly recommend it. It is situated not far from the Victor Emanuel Monument, the Roman Theatre, The Forum, Coliseum, Trevi Fountain and Pantheon - all are within easy walking distance - just take care crossing the roads!
The reception area is classy; the receptionists helpful, polite and friendly. The whole place oozed elegance and professionalism - the way a hotel should be run.
Our room was beautifully furnished, warm and welcoming. The bathroom was large, bright and very clean and there were ample towels and toiletries. There was even a bidet.
I highly recommend this to anyone travelling to Rome. It is a 4* hotel, but reasonably priced considering its position, and it offers first-class accommodation.
Good hotel
We stayed at the Cosmopolita from 25-29 September 2003. It was well placed for sightseeing and we were able to walk to all the major sites easily. It is located in a small sidestreet so there is no too much traffic noise. The hotel itself is small and elegant and the rooms and the whole hotel, in fact, were spotlessly clean and very nicely furnished. The staff were all pleasant and helpful. Breakfast is good with a selection of hot and cold dishes and loads of fruit. We had a great time in Rome and would recommend this hotel.
Wonderful Hotel
The Hotel Cosmopolita was absolutely wonderful. The staff was very nice and helpful. It was located in a great area. We were able to walk everywhere. I highly recommend this hotel.

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The Urdu print media in Karachi began to echo the Mohajirs' concerns and this then spilled over into cricket as well.
Though the team had a number of players from Karachi, the media began to highlight the case of one, Aftab Baloch.
Aftab came from a mixed Baloch and Gujrati-speaking family in Karachi and was a prodigious batting all-rounder.
He made his Test debut in 1969 at the age of 16 but was not played again until the Karachi press picked up his case.
He continued to perform well in domestic cricket and the press claimed that the 'Lahore lobby' was keeping him out of the side.
The cricket board responded by selecting him for Pakistan's 1974 tour of England but he wasn't played in any of the three Tests.
However, Baloch was finally given another Test against the visiting West Indian side in 1975. He scored a 50 in Lahore but was inexplicably dropped for the next Test in Karachi.
The press again cried foul, but its campaign for Baloch gradually faded away along with the man.
Like Mushtaq, Iqbal was a regular fixture in the team, but had lost form during the West Indies series. Mushtaq also pushed for the inclusion of another Karachi player, the then 18-year-old Javed Miandad.
The Lahore press accused Mushtaq of favoring Karachi players. But the accusation did not stick because both Iqbal and Miandad scored centuries and Pakistan won the Test.
Nevertheless, the ethnic issue hardly ever rose again in Pakistan cricket during Mushtaq's captaincy (1976-79), and the team struck a fine balance between talented Lahore players and the equally talented ones from Karachi.
For example, when the team went for a 5-month tour of Australia and the West Indies in 1976-77, the following was the regional make-up of the squad:
But what were these Karachi and Lahore lobbies that the press often talked about?
Mostly what the press meant were the cricket associations in Karachi and Lahore who were empowered by the cricket board to run and develop cricket clubs and cricketers of the two main centres of cricket in the country and generate new talent for first-class sides and for Pakistan.
The associations also competed for funds and helped the national selection committee to spot emerging new talent.
However, as politics based on ethnicity proliferated the country from 1973 onwards, tussles, allegations and counter-allegations between Lahore and Karachi associations increased.
Members of both the associations regularly used the Urdu print media to propagate their point of view and accused each other of promoting Punjabi and/or non-Punjabi players.
But it wasn't only about the Mohajirs of Karachi and the Punjabis of Lahore.
During the 1976 series against New Zealand, the second Test was to be played in Hyderabad (in Sindh). The Sindhi press lamented that though Pakistan's Prime Minister was a Sindhi (Bhutto), there wasn't a single Sindhi player in the cricket side. As a response, during a reception, the government gifted Sindhi dress, caps and ajrak to members of the Pakistan and New Zealand sides.
Some players (from both sides) even wore the clothes and posed for the cameras.
Miandad, a Gujrati-speaking Mohajir from Karachi, walked around in a Sindhi cap and told the press that since Karachi was in Sindh, he considered himself a Sindhi.
In July 1977 a reactionary military coup toppled the Bhutto regime and imposed a harsh military dictatorship.
But General Ziaul Haq's dictatorship could not stem the politics of ethnicity. In fact, a sense of depravation (especially among Sindhis) grew two-fold because Zia was a Punjabi and had toppled a Sindhi Prime Minister.
Karachi's Mohajirs, who had opposed Bhutto initially, welcomed Zia's arrival but they were equally suspicious of the Punjabis as well.
In 1978 when the Indian cricket team visited Pakistan, a young cricketer from Karachi, Amin Lakhani, was given a side game against the Indians.
Incredibly, Lakhani, a left-arm leg-spin bowler, took a double hat-trick and was praised by veteran Indian spinner, Bishen Singh Bedi.
The Karachi press and the Karachi Cricket Association demanded that Lakhani be given a chance in the third Test of the series.


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Manager Merchandising and Allocation Systems Job Listing at Carters, Inc. in Atlanta, GA (Job ID carters-141769)
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Carter's, Inc. (NYSE:CRI), is the largest branded marketer in the United States of apparel and related products exclusively for babies and young children. The Company owns the Carter's and OshKosh B'gosh brands, two of the most recognized brands in the marketplace. These brands are sold in leading department stores, national chains, and specialty retailers domestically and internationally. They are also sold through more than 600 Company-operated stores in the United States and Canada and on-line. Carter's is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. If you dream of working with innovative colleagues who support and inspire you, Count on Carter's. Position Summary The Manager of Merchandising and Allocation Systems reports to the Director Merchandising Systems and interfaces with the Retail User Community in Atlanta Georgia, providing on-going project management, systems support, maintenance, and development. In addition to working closely with all Retail personnel, the manager works closely with many personnel in the IT department in Griffin, Georgia, and third party vendors. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to - Managing 1-2 business analysts and a 3rd party service contract in support of: Merchandising systems and Allocation systems and managing the definition of business requirements; evaluation/selection/installation/implementation of packaged software; and creating/testing/training for new reports; conversion of data and interfaces; and problem research and resolution. Scope of activities covers new systems development/implementation, and enhancement/maintenance of existing systems. Major Position Responsibilities: * Employ project management, analytical, and design skills to help define/refine the information needs of the Retail Division. * Pro-actively seek ways to enhance the Retail Division's performance through enhanced information and the information infrastructure. * Exhibit a working knowledge of the Retail industry, Epicor Merchandising and JDA Allocation Applications. * Manage the Merchandise and Allocations systems as well as the interface with related systems. * Act as project manager and participate as a key member of the Retail Systems support team to insure a high quality information infrastructure for Carter's. * Work under tight deadlines and take a proactive stance in developing work schedules in conjunction with client community requirements. * Develop working knowledge of new open systems such as Oracle and SQL Server. Accountability and Authority: * This position reports directly to the Director Merchandising Systems and has 1-2 direct reports and responsibility for managing a JDA Service agreement. * Serves as a member of the Retail Systems Leadership Team. * Work with Retail client community, in both Atlanta and the field, to determine their needs and resolve problems. * Work with IT Department in Griffin, GA regarding all general system issues/problems. * Work with third party software companies including but not limited to JDA, Epicor, and all service providers to resolve problems and implement new systems. * Works independently with minimal supervision. Essential duties and Responsibilities * Oversee the research and resolution of all on-going Retail system problems in a timely manner. * Work with the Retail user community to identify, design, develop, document, test, and train all new Retail reports and interfaces. * Work with the Retail user community to identify requirements and evaluate all new host and in-store Retail System solutions and interfaces, and document all new procedures relating to system use. Manages the installation, and implementation (plan, design, develop, convert, test, document, and train) of new host and in-store system solutions, interfaces, and upgrades. * Work with the Network Group and the Retail user community to help manage the maintenance of all Retail systems information. * Manage all Merchandising interface processing. Work with operations in Griffin, Georgia to ensure jobs are submitted and executed daily. Take part in on-call rotation to resolve operational problems (nights and weekends). * Work with the Griffin, Georgia IT staff, Epicor and JDA to ensure all user hardware/software operates properly. * Determine and deliver the project portfolio for the Merchandising and Allocation areas. Other duties and responsibilities (non-essential): * Provides input to department policies and procedures. * Participates in specific seminars and user conferences, etc. General Managerial Responsibilities * Understands and supports the Company's goals and objectives, and makes certain that his/her actions and decisions, as well as those of his/her subordinates, are consistent with them. * Plans, organizes, directs, and controls the activities of his/her department or area of responsibility to facilitate the attainment of company objectives, including equal employment opportunity, affirmative action and safety. * Recommends the establishment of objectives, policies, procedures, and controls for his/her functional area, consistent with company objectives and goals. Explains policies to his/her subordinates. * Recommends changes in organization structure and job descriptions to best accomplish the objectives of his/her area of responsibility. * Plans the immediate and long-term staffing needs of his/her area of responsibility and selects and trains his/her immediate subordinates. Recommends or approves changes in the compensation of his/her subordinates; also recommends or approves their transfer, promotions, or discharge, within the limits of his/her authority as delegated by his/her superior without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, or status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era. * Explains to his/her subordinates their responsibilities, authority, accountability, and relationships in the organization. Establishes standards of performance and work goals for them to achieve. * Evaluates the performance and potential of his/her subordinates. Coaches them to be proficient on their present assignment and prepares them for future advancement. * Provides enlightened supervision so as to promote efficiency while maintaining the morale of his/her subordinates. * Audits and evaluates the performance of his/her functional area of responsibility in the organization and takes or recommends whatever action is necessary to ensure that objectives and goals are achieved efficiently. * Keeps his/her superior informed of all matters of importance and particularly those instances where deviations from planned results are likely to occur. * Coordinates his/her own area of responsibility with that of others so that maximum cooperation is assured. * Constantly strives to broaden his/her awareness and knowledge of management principles and practices in general, and his/her functional area in particular. * Performs whatever responsibilities and duties that are assigned by his/her superior. * Unless otherwise indicated in this position description, recommendations requiring approval are made to the manager's immediate superior Required Experience: * Bachelors degree in an appropriate field. Outstanding experience may be substituted for formal education. * Five to ten years of experience in business information systems, preferably in the Retail arena. * Several years experience in the Retail business. This experience may be in Retail management or in information systems management. * Strong oral and written communication skills. Ability to interact with all levels of management in a professional, competent, and confident manner. * Organized team player proficient in the use of PC's in a Microsoft Windows environment (EXCEL, WORD, POWER POINT, ACCESS), as well as experience with various report archiving and report writing tools. * JDA Enterprise Planning experience is highly desirable. * Experience with Assortment Planning systems is highly desirable. * Demonstrates proficiency in project management and analysis. * Proven ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously. * Ability to react to problems quickly and understand complex issues. Thank you for your interest in Carter's. Carter's is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to a diverse and inclusive work environment. Visit http://carters.submit4jobs.com/ today. Keyword: Merchandising, Allocation From: Carters, Inc Apply on Company Website |
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One of our favorite pop divas has been missing from the spotlight these days, and it's about time she's back in the news, even if it's just for a little bit! Ke$ha's 2012 album Warrior was one of our top picks for last year's best albums, so when we found out that she left a track off the LP, we just had to hear it. "Meet Me In Space" has just hit the Web, and it's an unreleased gem that shows Ke$ha's powerful vocals like never before.
Crooning the chorus Don't take away, my magic in space / Meet me in space, it's beautiful / Inside my brain, my magic in space / Meet me in space, it's beautiful over a pulsating beat, this has single material all over it. We have no idea why Ke$ha decided to leave the whimsically romantic tune off her last record, but it gives us hope that new music from K-dolla-sign is on the way.
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This is exactly how I felt buying my Windows Phone back in February 2012. Windows Phone and Lumia 1020 and 520 will swamp the market very quickly. Add to this tablets, and you're talking blockbuster mobile quarters for Nokia ahead. Why do you think Nokia is releasing a tablet? Because their phone division is on fire.
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Take it down a notch son. It's not on fire as you say, there are no lines out the doors waiting for the 1020. This is a percentages game and the fire won't start until we see 10-12% of the market in Nokia's corner. That won't happen for another year at least. During that time, you have some very powerful companies also competing in the same arena with strong followers. The game will be one on two fronts. One is the hardware and here is where Nokia is shining with the 1020 being a clear differentiation from the competition. The other is the application front. Here is where Microsoft needs to demonstrate focused business applications and development teams to really demonstrate a business use case. Delta's move to WP and Nokia was outstanding to see, we need to see lots more of that. When employees see that they have a BYOD that works well with their corporate needs and their personal, that's when things will really begin to go well. Until then, iOS and Droid own the corporate market space. We're still in early adoption phase and until we have that magic number of 16% market penetration, the masses will simply not risk buying a Windows phone - especially with the bad taste of the WP7 being short lived and not supported. Personally I think Nokia has done an outstanding job. Microsoft really needs to step up here. With Balmer now a dead horse, maybe we will see the farm of executive VP's work their behinds off as they jockey for the top slot. The WP platform is certainly ready to perform, hopefully we see a firestorm start there.
not YET at least...and really, it is on fire (lines don't need to be formed to have amazing sales, lot of sales occur online now). Wait til NOK actually releases it everywhere...10-12% doesn't have to happen across the board (in the US for example--unnecessary, every sale here is GRAVY), all that needs to happen is 20% here and 15% there...UAE, UK, Italy, Canada, Columbia, Peru, Phillipines, Russia...it's happening faster than I think more people would like to admit. Enterprise will belong to MSFT/NOK, apple and droid's success will vanish. Again, DELTA is the tip of the iceberg. Every move to Nokia is not and does not have to be announced...it will just happen. BYOD policies are dumb and create confusion in the workplace. Having a consistent harmonized platform is the right solution for a serious business. Elop will be the man (MSFT Business dvision did very well under him). Prior to his succession to Ballmer, MSFT will gobble up Nokia, hook, line and sinker. It will be a stock/cash deal IMO. MSFT market cap is 289.47B. Cash is 76.21B. NOK TTM revenue is: 34.73B. MSFT TTM revenue is: 77.85B. NOK market cap is a ridiculous: 15.44B. MSFT should pay 150% of sales or $50B for Nokia. $15B-$25B in cash and the rest in stock. Spin off or sell NSN. Done deal. No brainer. Consolidates their D&S division. Put Elop on top, he would have intimate knowledge of both D&S and Business Division. If I was at Vegas today, I would go all-in on Elop as the successor to Ballmer. Only fools would think they'd bring in anyone else internal or external. I've watched Elop enough to see what a competitive, smart, sophisticated and eloquent guy he is. His performance at Nokia has been phenomenal considering the bloated mis-directed backward looking conservative company he inherited. All these guys saying Nokia should have gone Android are completely off base. Nokia would have got ten drowned in a sea of Samsung. Instead it is differentiated and leads Windows Phone and grows.
Nobody is saying that Nokia's hardware isn't awesome. The whole problem is convincing the consumer that WP is a viable choice for a smartphone. Lets face facts - its an Android/iOS world out there.


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"Burnout" is back. Until a few years ago, it seemed to be all that players and their union representatives used to talk about, cricket's version of sick building syndrome and yuppie flu. Then, with the rise of the Indian Premier League, players suddenly couldn't play enough, and burst with renewed energy that was in some cases remarkable. When Andrew Symonds had a kick of the footy the day after his sale to the Deccan Chargers 18 months ago, his Australian team-mates pulled his leg: it was amazing that a man could jump so high with so much gold in his pockets.
Now Australian coach Tim Nielsen is worried about burnout ahead of Australia's one-day series against India in the context of those New South Wales players who have just enjoyed a massive Champions League collect. Sounds like the kind of burning out you could get used to, doesn't it? In a two-week period, Simon Katich's team fielded for 114.2 overs, batted for 111.5, and won $US2.6 million. They might have the aforementioned Andrew Symonds problem, but surely not much else.
Nielsen does have a point, of course, insofar as it is not so much the playing that grinds players down these days as the relentless travelling and the protracted absences from home. He has watched it wear the keen edge from the likes of Michael Hussey and Stuart Clark; he has seen it finally get the better of Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Hayden, relatively young men with good cricket still in them. But hold the violins: these are supremely well-paid professionals, and the modern have-iPhone-and-Blackberry-will-travel professional is mobile, motivated and global in perspective. Twenty20, moreover, can be a high-pressure game, but it is hardly a physically extenuating one. At Oxford University earlier this year, Sourav Ganguly remarked dryly that he sometimes finishes Twenty20 games feeling as though he's hardly played. That was the warm-up, wasn't it? Say, when does the cricket start?
Yet is burnout an affliction troubling only to players? Leni Riefenstahl's camerawork could not have disguised the gaps in the crowds at the venues outside Delhi during the recent Champions League. The organisers were fortunate that the spirit and élan of Trinidad & Tobago gave locals something to cheer for; Indian cricket without its matinee idols, the Tendulkars, Dhonis and Yuvrajs, felt a bit like Carnegie Hall with buskers being given the run of it.
It's not a year since Australia played six of the most enthralling Tests of the modern era, against South Africa; they are just about to begin a best-of-seven 50-over head-to-head in India. Yet between times have been squeezed, inter alia, the Indian Premier League, the Wisden Trophy, the World Twenty20, the Ashes, two Natwest Series, the Champions Trophy and the Champions League, most if not all with the capacity to be marquee events, but slotted together instead as tightly as Meccano. Actually, I'm being unkind to Meccano: Meccano is satisfyingly logical and coherent; the cricket year has been like trying to make the Lego Stars Wars collection integrate with adobe brick, to slot K'Nex Railroad Pals into Carrara marble.
Crowds, to be sure, are not always a reliable index of interest for cricket. There will have been numberless millions keeping track of the Champions League on their alternate screens at work and fast-forwarding through games taped overnight. But the sheer disorganisation of cricket's calendar is now itself fatiguing, and cannot but bring cynicism and contempt in its train. One half expects Lalit Modi to decree an extra month of the year, modestly named Modember, for a Champion of Champions Championship.
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Speaking of cynics, the other potential victim of burnout, not that many will be able to summon so much as a glycerin tear, is the media itself. Of course, journalists are terminal malcontents, popular really with neither players nor public. Sit in an airconditioned press box watching cricket, do you? What a life! Well, yes it is, quite, and one would sometimes wish to do more of it. For it's not so much the journalists feeling the strain of the calendar today so much as media proprietors. With the decline of newspapers, even big media organisations like News Corporation are becoming picky about tours and tournaments, especially long ones. Online media is not a like-for-like substitute, idly prone to the cheap shortcuts of seating a junior journalist in front of a television in the office, and/or soliciting dashed-off tripe from wannabe pundits and try-hard humourists.
As their own game grows rich beyond the dreams of Mammon, the game's governors will not spare too much time worrying about the straits into which daily print media is slipping, with advertising migrating to the web and circulations continuing their long-term downward trend line. On the contrary, the recent catfights over intellectual property between boards of control and news agencies have the former's position abundantly clear: they like the money on their side of the table. The print media, too, can be a little irreverent for some tastes, inclined to making a nuisance of itself by being critical, by being tasteless and tactless, by pointing out problems, by holding administrators and players to account.
For all its faults, and these are many, the print media has a credibility that a handsome Bollywood star and a popular model walking towards a camera and holding microphones while reading a script cannot quite attain. And a game so prone to making a horse's arse of itself needs its gadflies. Journalists, for example, did much to reveal cricket's dark match-fixing heart a decade ago; one wonders whether they would now be sufficiently vigilant, curious and numerous to do the same. Players are not alone, then, in suffering from a surfeit of cricket. What they are alone in is benefiting from it.
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How do I view this draft from a grading point of view? Let's take a look at each pick.
Courtney Upshaw, OLB, Alabama
I'm not sure Miller got the right Alabama linebacker. The Steelers, who released inside man James Farrior last month, are much more likely to make Dont'a Hightower their first round choice.
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Hightower is still my top choice. The Steelers could also go offensive line here. I don't see an outside linebacker being their top choice.
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David Wilson, RB, Virginia Tech
While I'd have to agree that Wilson would do well in Pittsburgh's offensive system, I don't see this pick either.
So far, we'd have drafted two players at positions where there is zero immediate need and ignored two others (offensive line and defensive tackle) where the need is much greater.
The Steelers also might be looking at corner after losing William Gay to the Cardinals earlier this week. Two corners go before the end of round two in this mock. One (Alfonzo Dennard) goes the pick after this one. I'd say that is a more likely spot in round two than running back.
Grade: D
Joe Adams, WR, Arkansas
No. I don't see it at all. The primary reasoning Miller uses is that Mike Wallace won't be in Pittsburgh after this year if the team cannot extend him.
While I agree that Adams is a good replacement option, drafting a receiver this early when a team has three starting-caliber receivers is pointless.
This would be a great spot to grab that running back. Bernard Pierce is still available in this mock draft and I'd say he'd be a great fit for Pittsburgh. Running back isn't a major need, but it is much, much more important than wide receiver, where the team has a wealth of depth and will likely be bringing back Jerricho Cotchery.
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Wilson isn't going to be a competent backup this season, but he can sit and learn from Batch for a year, and then move up to second string in 2013 if he's ready.
The move gives the Steelers a player who is similar to Roethlisberger while not possessing the starting-caliber skills of the team's elite passer.
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This is the second time Miller has mocked Jackson for Pittsburgh and I still am not too impressed by the idea.
The Steelers have a need for depth at the free safety position, but it doesn't make a ton of sense to have him here. There are still plenty of other spots that need some help.
Matt Reynolds, an offensive tackle from Brigham Young, is a player who could go in this spot and would be a much wiser pick for the Steelers. They have no depth at all at tackle (not buying into Jonathan Scott) and could really use some more youth there.
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Each year, the Point Cook Coastal Park and Cheetham Wetlands host thousands of migratory birds from as far away as Siberia and Japan. Birds travel to this area to escape the northern hemisphere winter and enjoy the wetlands habitat of Port Phillip Bay. Numbers reach a peak between September and March.
From the bird hide at Spectacle Lake one is likely to see waders and other waterbirds, such as the pied stilt, the hoary headed grebe and Australian shelduck. Many birds roost on the shores and saltmarsh areas of the RAAF Lake at high tide, including the ubiquitous pelican. Two rare migratory waders may be found here – the double banded plover from New Zealand and the eastern golden plover from Siberia and Alaska.
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The gate to the path leading to the bird hide at Spectacle Lake is over one metre wide and has a chain farm-type latch. Finger dexterity is required to lift the latch off its post and to feed the chain through the gate to close it.
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Carpark - Spectacle Lake
Accessibility Information There is one marked disabled parking space at the end of the carpark next to the path leading to the bird hide. The space is only the standard 2.7 metres wide but it has the clear space of the 1.8 metre access path beside it to serve as…
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$1.65 million St Kilda pier jetty works upgrade completed
13 Feb 2014
Over 8 million visitors to St Kilda Pier now have better access the St Kilda harbour as a result of a $1.65 million upgrade to the St Kilda Pier jetty arm. The works to upgrade St Kilda jetty arm were officially opened on Tuesday 11 February 2014 and are now…


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A BORROWED SCOT by Karen Ranney
A Borrowed Scot by Karen Ranney
Tulloch Sgàthán, Book 3
Sensual Historical
Reviewed by Nannette
When Veronica MacLeod gets herself into trouble, an unlikely hero comes to her rescue. Montgomery Fairfax was seeking information about the supposed magic mirror he has acquired, but then Veronica's virtue is compromised and he ends up with a bride instead. Montgomery is haunted by his past. He doesn't have any room in his heart for his wife. Veronica is determined to heal her husband body, mind, and soul.
A Borrowed Scot is an enchanting story about the power of love. Montgomery carries the pain of his past on his shoulders. His guilt and grief debilitate him. The pleasure he finds in Veronica's arms soothes his tortured soul, but he struggles to accept her in his life in every aspect except his bed. Veronica is an amazing woman. She's gifted, intelligent, kind, and compassionate. She has been scorned by those she should be able to trust, and as a result, she underestimates herself. Aside from Montgomery and Veronica's individual stubbornness, the jealousy and greed of those around them cause trouble at every turn. Home is where the heart is and Montgomery's is with Veronica. A Borrowed Scot is a love story with depth and sizzling passion. It's provocative, sensual, and incredibly romantic.