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The situation is similar for the print news. The New York Times reports good earnings and future ad revenues look promising. There will be a lag, however, before we know how readers will respond to the shroud in which the paper encases its war reporting. The edition of Monday, April 14, provides a good case in point.
Monday's Times follows a weekend of largely upbeat news from front. The biggest story was the recovery of the seven U.S. Army P.O.W.'s captured in the war's first week. The other big stories were the Marines moving into Tikrit with little opposition, and the abeyance of looting and disorder in Iraq's major cities. The Times covered all three stories on its front page, with pictures above the fold of the rescued P.O.W.'s. As far as the stories of the day went, therefore, the Times did not leave much room for complaint, although it was hardly upbeat in reporting that "the frenzies of the looters (are) not yet spent."
It is the substantial inside of the paper, however, that causes dismay. Its "B" section, devoted since the onset of conflict to "A Nation at War," seems intent upon torpedoing the sense of success the paper reports on the front page. The tone is immediately set on the section's front page, the top half of which is a photo of three little Iraqi girls thought to have been killed by a stray American missile early in the bombing: in a mix-up, the paper reports that this happened on the third night of the bombing and last week. The headline is that the girls' family dreads telling their father of their deaths, and the story seems to revolve around the theme that such civilian casualties "have cost the Americans precious support here."
The other two front page stories have a similar effect. One tells of how victorious Kurds are driving Arab families, including "tiny, wheezing infants," from their villages. The other tweaks already sensitive nerve endings by reporting how a belligerent President Bush is making "demands" on Syrians and "warning" them about their complicity with Iraq, and predicts that this phase of the American campaign, like the first, will be "second- guessed." The overall impression left by the first page of "A Nation at War," then, is sadness and anxiety.
This kind of portrayal continues all through the "B" section. Inside, there is a long section with pictures about the recovery of the P.O.W.s, but we return to problems. Chaos in Baghdad hospitals, misery in Mosul, the anger of Iraqis with us, are all covered, and the most impressive pictures are of the looting in the National Museum, of Iraqis being searched, and of civilian casualties. Moreover, the most poignant page has pictures and a long story of two American women opponents of the war who have lost sons in it.
The news stories in section "B" are newsworthy in one way or another. But the Times negativity about what is going on in Iraq is unmistakable, and unfailing. The paper does not approve of the war, and let's us know about that at every turn. What we hear from the pollsters, on the other hand, suggests that the American people know better. If the Times is not careful, it may join the other old-line media institutions in being consigned to irrelevance.


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Don't say it should be big enough, my Dad tried it on & it's not. This is a christmas gift so need an answer about this specification quickly! Thanks!Details:
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3 generally offers better protection 5 is minimal protection but is generally more comfortable to wear. I would recommend 5 for experienced swimmers for inshore fishingDetails:
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I remember reading in the owners manual that the inflation will work in temperatures below "I think" 40 degrees but the time it takes to inflate will be slower. If my memory is correct above 40 degrees it takes about 3-5 seconds and below 40 degrees 7-10 seconds to inflate. Personally I am not out in temperatures below freezing and would opt for an conventional PFD in temps below freezing...above 40 and your good to go.A:
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My sister made this for my birthday and it was TO DIE FOR. Everyone loved it! It was rich but small enough to not over due it. I do like the suggestions below of freezing the ice cream on a cookie sheet prior to make it easier to transport. Also a side note..... The chocolate meringue part is very fragile.
Like others suggested I froze the softened icecream on parchment squares, and used twice as much whipped cream. Except for the whipped cream I halved the recipe for just me and my husband. Very good, very sweet! When it came to making the meringues the "folding" the cocoa powder part was really difficult, so I just continued whipping it all together. As far as I know, the meringues turned out fine that way. Used a little cocoa powder to sprinkle on top because I didn't have chocolate shavings or sprinkles. That worked out good for me, because like I said, the cake is very, very sweet and decadent. All in all great recipe, will make again!
Made as 2nd Thanksgiving dessert. BIG hit! I made a couple of modifications based upon preview reviews here. (1) Used 1-1/2 Qts. of ice cream rather than only 2 pints; (2) Slightly softened ice cream, then drew two 4-1/2" x 12" rectangles on parchment paper and placed it on a baking sheet. Spread the ice cream on the 2 rectangles and froze. Assembly was VERY easy using this method. (3) Cut with electric knife and it was a snap to do. Will definitely make again, perhaps with vanilla/fudge swirl ice cream as a few guests aren't fond of mint flavor.
This recipe is very simple and very tasty! Have made it a few times with different ice cream flavors. Peppermint ice cream is so good!
Impressive & easy dessert! The chocolate meringue was easy to make and a great complement to the mint ice cream. Baking the meringues takes some time, but assembly is a snap! To save time, I drew 4 1/2 x 12" meringue rectangles and softened the ice cream and refroze in a 9x12 baking pan with plastic wrap. I cut the block of ice cream in half lengthwise and created a perfect stack in minutes. I doubled whipped cream and used sprinkles I had on hand, but agree chocolate shavings would be better. All my guests loved it... I will try again, maybe with a different ice cream flavor.
Worked out perfect. One additional suggestion is to buy ice cream in a box and slice into rectangles to lay on top of meringue. Time saver. I also softened the remaining ice cream and 'iced' the entire slab. This helped later to adhere the whip cream. Also I put it back in the freezer after I put the whip cream on for 10 mins so it melted slower when presented. Very tasty and quite a success. It cut better with a serrated knife as well.
This is a fantastic dessert for entertaining! It looks beautiful assembled. My only complaint is that it fell apart when I was cutting it - not sure if I was doing something wrong. I spread the ice cream on parchment paper and froze it like one reviewer recommended. That was a great recommendation! I agree that you need alot more chocolate if you want it to look like the picture. I made it according to the recipe and my meringue was a light brown color. I also used chocolate shavings rather than sprinkles. I doubled the whip cream for the top and it seemed like the right amount. I used Trader Joes mint chip ice cream, which is white. It gave it a different look than the picture...but in a good way. Everyone raved about this dessert. two of my kids asked if I would make it for their birthdays. Defintely a winner!
This is a showy dessert. I served it for a holiday dinner. My guests were incredibly excited by it. It's delicious and gorgeous. Also very light, so it's perfect at the end of a rich meal. I softened the ice cream slightly. I didn't let it get runny. Then I scooped it onto the meringue and let it soften further there until it was soft enough to spread easily and smooth into a flat-top layer. Be sure to put the top layer on upside down, so you have a flat surface to spread with the whipped cream. I put the whipped cream and sprinkles on just before serving, so they were soft and light.
This is really good! My son wanted this for his birthday dessert -- my wife liked it so much that she wants it, too. It is a little sweet, maybe, but not too difficult -- a real keeper.
This was an excellent dessert! The reviewer who suggested spreading out the softened ice cream on the cookie sheet and freezing was brilliant. It worked like a charm for assembly. I did not have time to leave the meringues in the the oven over night but started it first thing in the morning to serve in the evening and it was fine. After baking, I left in the oven on off for about 1 hour and just opened the door slight for another hour or so before assembly. I then had the whole thing in the freezer for 2+ hours. It did not seem to impact them at all.


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The Honorable Orrin HatchMarch 19, 2002 I am pleased that the Judiciary Committee is considering a few more nominations today. We have before us four exceedingly well-qualified candidates for the federal bench, and I would like to welcome all four of you to the Committee, and also welcome our distinguished witnesses who have come here to support you. Our only circuit court nominee on the agenda is Terrence O'Brien, who has been nominated to the Tenth Circuit. Judge O'Brien comes to this nomination after a distinguished 20 years of public service as a state district judge in Wyoming. In that capacity, he has heard approximately 13, 000 cases and has also managed to find time to serve on task forces and commissions to help develop the practices and laws of Wyoming in areas which are of great interest to me, including the use of drug courts, child support, judicial ethics, and split sentencing. He also supervised a complete rewriting of the criminal rules of procedure of Wyoming to make them more compatible with federal rules. No small achievement. Judge O'Brien has served the public in other ways, too - even before he reached the bench. He wore the uniform of the United States Army from 1966 to 1969, rising to the rank of Captain, and also served in the Justice Department as a staff attorney where he continued building his expertise in Land and Natural Resources Law. Our three district court nominees are similarly outstanding. Paul Cassell, our nominee for District of Utah, needs no introduction to most members of this Committee. If I may be excused for a little bit of home-state pride, I'd like to say that Professor Cassell is one of the most qualified people ever nominated to the District Court bench. He graduated from Stanford University Law School, where he was Order of the Coif and President of the Stanford Law Review. He served as a law clerk for then-Judge Antonin Scalia on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, and then for Chief Justice Warren Burger on the Supreme Court. He has worked as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia and as an Associate Deputy Attorney General at the Department of Justice. Presently, as a professor at the University of Utah College of Law, he enjoys not only a devoted following by adoring students, but also a national reputation for his scholarship which includes over 25 published law review articles. It is indeed a special pleasure to welcome Professor Cassell and his family here today, and to see him on his way to putting his considerable talents and energy to work for the District of Utah. While I'm gloating over the excellence of Utah judicial nominees, I can't resist mentioning the other extraordinarily qualified Utahn pending before the Committee, Professor Michael McConnell. Professor McConnell may well be the most bipartisan nominee currently pending - his nomination has been applauded by legal scholars and lawyers from across the political spectrum, including Professors Laurence Tribe, Charles Fried, Cass Sunstein, Akhil Amar, Larry Lessig, Sanford Levinson, Douglas Laycock, and Dean John Sexton. Professor McConnell also enjoys the strong support of both of his home-state senators, and broad support among the bar and the academy in his home state of Utah. And he earned the ABA's highest possible rating, Unanimous Well Qualified. I look forward to welcoming him here soon, too. Our other two district nominees today are no less deserving of gloating - even though they are not from Utah. Judge Lance Africk, our nominee for the Eastern District of Louisiana, has an impressive record in both the public and private sectors. Upon graduation from the University of North Carolina School of Law, Judge Africk clerked for the Louisiana Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal, then joined a New Orleans law firm. Soon after, he joined the Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office in New Orleans and became director of the Career Criminal Bureau, where he prosecuted criminal cases. After a brief stint in private practice, he became an Assistant U.S. Attorney in New Orleans and served as Chief of the Criminal Division until 1990. Since then, Judge Africk has served as U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Eastern District of Louisiana. Last but not least, Judge Legrome Davis, our nominee for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, earned his B.A. from Princeton and graduated from the Rutgers School of Law in Camden. For the past 15 years, he has been a Judge on the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas. 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I'm looking at our remaining schedule and fuuuuuuuuu it's deadly. Even if we play incredible, I wouldn't be disappointed with 4 more losses. Wins in Bloomington, Ann Arbor, Columbus, or West Lafayette are bonuses...lose a tough one against UM, MINN, IU, or Wisc at home. I just can't shake the troubles we will face at Assembly Hall, but obviously IU is not as unbeatable as they were made out to be.
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My biggest concern about this game is that I believe there is no way Nix can hang with Zeller on either end of the floor. Zeller is far to quick for him.. runs the floor as fast as a guard too...has a complete offensive game and is TREMENDOUS on help defense. I don't think Nix can keep up.. even at the opening tip.. let alone later in the game. The rest of the match-ups could be good for State. Dawson is stronger and perhaps more of an athlete than Olidipo has seen all year but Olidipo is a better player than Dawson has seen. PG's? Appling is stronger and more experienced than Yogi Ferrel. Watford at 6-9 is a load at PF for most teams, if he comes to play.. but then when has he had to deal with a 6-10 PF like Payne? The rest of the subs work well against the IN subs though the Hoosiers are deeper in bodies and bodies with significant minutes playe thus far off the bench.
MUCH.. VERY MUCH will depend on how the zebras call the game. MSU is much more physical than IU.. if the refs call it ticky tacky.. forgetaboutit!
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Important? Yes Most important? Its a long season. What if they beat Indiana, then lose their next two home games? The Indiana win means little. Its all about consistency and your body of work. One thing I like about this team is they seem to have bought in to team defense, and if anything helps build consistency its team defense.
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Pretty much this. Right now I have the legit title contenders tracked as follows:
1a: Michigan
1b: IU
5. Minny
6. WiscyIf we lose on Sunday, I don't think this really changes. However, I do think a win would put us squarely at the top of the heap.
That being said, I would put my confidence level at like 15% that we'll come out of Bloomington with a win.
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Hey guys,
I'm just running through the #2 tutorial (http://doc.silverstripe.com/doku.php?id=tutorial:2-extending-a-basic-site) and have started to create some ArticlePages.
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13 February 2007 at 4:38pm
actually, another odd behaviour while I'm here...
When I save a page, then publish, I get a Published Successfully message.
But then, when I click on another page in the tree structure, I get an 'Unsaved Changes' popup, that prompts me to Save Changes, Discard Changes or Stay on this Page.
I can successfully Save Changes at this point, but I wouldn't have thought I'd've needed to, given I had already just saved and published.
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13 February 2007 at 5:01pm
Try visiting db/build?flush=1, and then reloading the admin.
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Hey Sam,
yeah, the db/build?flush=1 page is my first port of call if anything is going wrong, and despite running the flush, and reloading the admin, the above problems persist.
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14 February 2007 at 9:03am
actually, the latter error, where pages were prompting for a Save, despite already having been saved and published, was fixed by running admin/publishall.
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Any luck on the 'error saving content' issue yet?
I'm experiencing the same behavior. Content seems to be saved though.Furthermore, maybe a stupid question: when constructing a new HtmlEditorField, is the first parameter $name referring to the database field? Or what is this name for?
I noticed this parameter was left blank in this message: http://www.silverstripe.com/general-discussion/flat/1336Thanks
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dio5: for some reason I left the 'RightContent' parameter out. Silly me. But you're right, it is the database name it's referring to. It should read new HtmlEditorField('RightContent', 'Right Content').
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Thanks for the quick response... You don't happen to know about the 'error saving content' issue, do you?
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WASHINGTON (July 13, 2010) – The Obama administration is planning to cut the U.S. nuclear arsenal by as much as 40 percent by 2021, but also wants to spend nearly $175 billion over the next twenty years to build new facilities and to maintain and modify thousands of weapons, according to sections of an administration plan made public today by the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) and the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS).
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"The 3,000 to 3,500 total warhead target is a ceiling," said Hans Kristensen, director of the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists. "Of course, the United States could reduce its arsenal to even lower levels through negotiated agreements with Russia and the other nuclear weapon states."
The plan also includes cost estimates beyond what NNSA has previously released. It calls for the United States to spend nearly $175 billion (in then-year dollars) from 2010 to 2030 on new weapons production, testing and simulation facilities, and on modernizing and extending the life of the remaining weapons in the arsenal. That price tag does not include the cost of maintaining and operating nuclear weapons delivery systems, which are covered by the Department of Defense budget.
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"That calculation makes no sense," said Kristensen. "It is like saying that today's stockpile of about 5,000 weapons requires a complex of nearly the same size and cost as when the stockpile had 8,000 warheads. Given the size of the federal deficit, the Obama administration needs to think more clearly about how it spends the taxpayers' money."
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"Not only could extensive 'improvements' reduce the reliability of the warheads, they would send the wrong message when we are trying to get other countries to reduce their arsenals," Gronlund said.
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This BaByliss clipper even comes with a separate trimmer that's design to give you a clean cut around your sideburns, moustache and neckline to complete your look.
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Remington HC365 Stylist Hair Clipper
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17 reviewsThe Remington HC365 Stylist Hair Clipper is perfect for sculpting the look you want with minimum fuss.
Advanced ceramic-coated blades are infused with Silica for superior hardness and resilience – they are also self-sharpening ensuring long-lasting cutting quality.
The Remington Stylist Hair Clipper comes with a FREE detailer so you can tidy up your sideburns and neckline with perfect accuracy.
With 6 attachment combs, you can choose a cutting length ranging between 3 and 24 mm, allowing you to customise your style as you crop, texture or trim.
Other handy accessories include an ear guide styling comb, scissors, cleaning and neck brush, sectioning clips, protective gown and storage box.
The Remington Stylist Hair Clipper can be used via the mains or cordless, with a full charge giving you an impressive 40 minutes of use.
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- Ceramic coated blades
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- Remington HC365 Stylist Hair Clipper
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- 4 attachment combs, cleaning brush and oil.
- Packed in a durable storage case.
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The mains operated clipper has super sharp stainless steel blades and an extra long 2.5m cord for total convenience and continuous high power as you trim.
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- Mains operated
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This BaByliss Clipper set comes with everything you need to achieve a perfect cut at home.
The clipper has super sharp, stainless steel blades to give a clean cut every time. The mains operated style means continuous high power too, for brilliantly consistent results.
This set includes 6 comb guides, for grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8, along with a separate trimmer for neckline and sideburns so you can complete your look. The handy case ensures you can keep everything together too, ready for the next time you need a trim.
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BaByliss 7895U I-Stubble+ Trimmer
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28 reviewsBaByliss For Men 7895U I-Stubble+ Trimmer
This trimmer boasts 15 ultra precise length settings, so you can personalise your look, from designer stubble to a trim beard. The motorised length control is quick and simple to use, giving you precise adjustments to ensure you're always in charge.
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The unique floating contouring head tracks the curves of your face for exceptional accuracy and comfort to give you an ultra precise shave without any unwanted irritation.
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44 reviewsThe versatile Remington PG6050 Pioneer Grooming System has got everything covered when it comes to facial hair styling and personal grooming.
This cordless Remington personal grooming kit features titanium blade technology and 5 interchangeable cutting heads for all over trimming and grooming.
With 4 combs (2-24 mm) for easy style maintenance and a detail trimmer to look after sideburns, beards, goatees, ears and eye brows, you've got just the right tools for a clean, smooth finish every time.
The self-sharpening titanium blades keep cutting to your exact requirements and washable heads ensure quick and easy cleaning.
You'll never be caught out with an uncharged trimmer again, thanks to the charging capability of the storage stand giving you up to 40 minutes of cordless usage.
It also comes with a 3-year guarantee for extra peace of mind.
Useful info:
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- Wide trimmer for sharp lines
- Detail trimmer for a closer trim (0.2mm)
- Mini Foil Shaver
- Linear Body Groomer
- Nose and ear trimmer
- Self-Sharpening blades
- Micro USB charging (cable included)
- Up to 40 minutes usage time
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- Washable heads for easy cleaning
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27 reviewsThe Remington Creative PG6030 All-In-One Beard and Body Groomer has a handy cordless design and comes with a range of heads to help you trim and groom your facial and body hair.
With 5 interchangeable heads you can trim nose hair, clip your beard and shave your body without having to buy lots of separate groomers. The cordless design gives you total freedom too, so you're in complete control.
The advanced titanium-coated blades have a self-sharpening style so you get a clean close shave every time. The ergonomic design is comfortable to hold as well, with simple to use controls.
With a sleek design and a 2-year guarantee, this body groomer comes with peace of mind built in.
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- Cordless design
- Advanced titanium-coated
- Self-sharpening blades
- Two large combs
- Hair clipper
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23 reviewsBaByliss For Men 7180U Mini Trimmer - Blue
This BaByliss For Men Mini Trimmer offers safe, easy and gentle trimming for sideburns, eyebrows, nose and ear hair - perfect for a quick tidy up.
It includes 2 interchangeable heads, giving you the control to suit your needs. The cordless design also means you have complete freedom and can take it anywhere to stay looking sharp.
The 5 position comb gives you a variety of cutting lengths too, from 2mm to 10 mm, ideal for trimming eyebrows and facial hair. The washable heads make it easy to clean and with a 3 year guarantee it comes with extra peace of mind.
It is also available in Orange (see item number 29CCZ) and Burgundy (29CD2).
- 5 position comb for cutting lengths 2-10 mm
- Safe, fast and easy to use
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The CruZer 6 Face can be used as a trimmer and a razor, with an extra wide shaving head and Smart Foil Sytem and a twistable trimmer with two widths.
There's even a precision comb to tidy up your look. Plus, it's easy to give yourself that designer stubble look with the CruZer 6 Face Trimmer.
The CruZer 6 Face shaver is cordless and gives you 30 minutes' operation on a 60-minute charge, so you have total freedom of movement – you can even use it in the shower.
You can create the look you want, from a simple clean shave to trimming to 4 different lengths (1.2 - 6 mm) using the adjustable comb. A handy small precision comb letting you detail your look for precise contours and an incredibly neat finish.
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BaByliss 7437TU 20-Piece Clipper Kit
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Give yourself the look you want without the hassle and expense of a trip to the barber, thanks to this BaByliss clipper kit.
This handy kit has everything you need to cut your own hair, including a mains-operated clipper with diamond sharpened stainless steel blades and a mini trimmer for tidying up sideburns, eyebrows and facial hair.
The trimmer comes with 8 comb guides for the clipper, giving you a variety of cutting lengths: 3, 6, 9.5, 13, 16, 19, 22 and 25 mm.
The mini trimmer is fitted with a comb guide for precision and accuracy, and requires just one AAA battery.
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BaByliss For Men 7235U 10-in-1 Grooming System
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This trimmer comes with titanium blade technology for a precise finish. The 5 position comb guide ranging from 3-15 mm adds to this, along with the 3 jawline blending combs between 3 mm and 7 mm so you can really personalise your facial hair.
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In a
presidential race seemingly frozen in place for months, the advantage has
shifted toward President Barack Obama after a series of miscues by Mitt Romney,
punctuated by the Republican challenger's comments about people who pay no
income tax.
Despite a
continuing gray economic sky and unrest in the Mideast, the president has edged
ahead of Romney in some of the most competitive states, including Iowa and
Virginia, and forced Romney to redouble efforts in Florida and Ohio, without
which he has little chance of becoming president.
With about six
weeks left before Election Day and early voting under way in some states, Romney
faces a problematic map, a ticking clock and a campaign demeanor that has failed
to click with many voters.
Obama's momentum
did not come overnight. It built over several weeks in which Romney hit some
potholes while the president made few errors and benefited from previously
unseen advantages in advertising strategy and fundraising.
Weeks of
campaigning remain, and the three debates, starting Oct. 3, are the kind of
events that could change the momentum again. But the race has bent toward Obama
at a pivotal moment, according to public and internal campaign polls as well as
interviews with leading Democratic and Republican strategists in the most
closely contested states.
"Months of paid
media about Romney not caring about people, being out of touch ... it came into
complete focus with Romney making the case against himself," Democratic
strategist Tad Devine, a top aide to past Democratic nominees Al Gore and John
Kerry, said about a video that surfaced last week of Romney speaking at a
private fundraiser in May.
The polls show
trouble rising for Romney almost everywhere he looks. He has fallen dangerously
behind in Virginia and Ohio, and his ability to close in on Obama in Iowa and
Wisconsin is now in doubt.
Most of the
polls were conducted before there was widespread publicity of the video secretly
recorded in May. In it, Romney tells donors that the roughly 47 percent of
Americans who do not pay income tax will support Obama and "are dependent upon
government" and "believe that they are victims."
The revelation
overshadowed Romney's promise to sharpen his campaign approach and offer more
specific proposals to improve the economy. Democrats said the video played into
their portrait of Romney as a wealthy politician out of touch with ordinary
Romney may not have helped himself later in the week when he released his 2011 tax return. It showed that he and his wife paid $1.94 million in federal taxes on income of $13.7 million. Their effective tax rate was 14.1 percent, lower than many families pay, because most of the couple's earnings come from investments. abcnews.go.com
An American
president is not elected directly by the people but by a group of political
elite known as the Electoral College. The Electoral
College system makes it possible for a candidate to win the presidency without
winning the popular vote. There have been four cases where a candidate won the
national popular vote only to see someone else walk into the White
House. This happened
last in 2000, when Al Gore got half a million more popular votes than George
Bush, but lost the Electoral College by 266 to 271. The Republican
and Democratic Parties dominate electoral politics. Almost every federal or
state-level elected official in the United States is either a Republican or
Democrat. These two major parties have made it extremely difficult for a third
party or independent candidates to have a spot on the general election ballot.
Whereas major party candidates automatically appear on the ballot, third parties
must petition state election officials to be listed. Another drawback
is that in many states, the result is a foregone conclusion and there is thus
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In my pursuit for more strength, I've added in a mixture of intensity and volume using a variety of protocols to my 5/3/1 program. That of which aren't really important for this thread... However to make a long description short, I've added in sets of heavy singles and other sets of high volume reps.
Now after doing this for about a month, the initial quick gains that I saw slowed down, and as I kept adding or modifying things, my body quickly began to develop some pains and my motivation has dropped...
To name a few... My wrist has begun to be sore, I'm experiencing random back tightness, weakness and slight pain. Where I was usually super hype to go train, now I have a lack of drive and focus. In short, my work out quality has begun to suffer.
Is this over training? Maybe. All I know is that it is deload time! Luckily, my scheduled deload is next week and I will report back with how the deload has improved or affected my training quality and pains.
Moral to this story: If you are starting to get soreness, pain, injuries or are experiencing a lack of focus, maybe it is time for a deload and then ramp back up!
You can't go balls to the wall every training session for weeks on end, or you will lose your focus or get injured!
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Not always a full deload even, but a reload. Just go back a few weeks and build back up. Two steps forward, one step back approach.
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I like to reduce intensity. volume, or both ... every 4 to 12 weeks.
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I prefer to completely take a week off when I deload. I always set PRs the very week I come back when I do this. Plus it allows you to spend your time on something else you may have not done in a while due to training. I usually need it every 8 weeks or so.
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Do you do this by feel, performance, pain, or do you map it out in advance?
Not a bad way to do it. Especially if it is working that well for you! Gym time for me is almost a moment of solace... Since moving in with the GF, any moment where I can be alone with my thoughts and move some weight is very welcomed.
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We are in a 2 story town home, I have my own room and work space. However, since we both work from home most of the day, finding some alone time is important.
In other news... I hit a new PR (195 power clean x 3 singles) today but I am still feeling sore and unmotivated. Hopefully this coming deload week will fix things!
Hmmm, I probably need to deload, but I never do. I pretty much never systematically take it easy.
I think the key to this is to start recognizing the signs and symptoms that happen just before you start to feel really run down and take your "deload" then. If you find this happens on a regular schedule (for example, every 5 weeks), then take a "deload" just before you reach the "breaking point". If it happens on a more sporadic basis, then you really have to be in-tune with your body. Also remember that taking a "medium" week here and there may prolong the time period before your need a full-blown deload.
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I have never really utilized the "deload" concept in my training, instead I would train until I hit a plateau or felt beat up and then take a few days or a week off. Scheduled "deload" weeks can work well if you are following a very intense training program that calls for a lot of heavy lifting, although I still would listen to your body and sometimes maybe push things for an extra week or "deload" a week early.
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Much like Chris, I don't "deload". My training is instinctual so it just ends up if I don't feel ready to train I don't. And if I don't feel capable of training at 100% intensity, I don't.
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Panorama of the Week: Golestan Palace – Tehran, Iran
Persia's Qajar dynasty kings knew how to have a good time. (Some may argue that they did so at the expense of their subjects and their country, but that's another matter entirely.)
For now, a visual. Take a peek inside the lavishly tiled and ornate Khalvat-e-karimkhani room at Golestan Palace in Tehran, Iran. Imagine Qajar dynasty kings from 200 years ago relaxing with a water pipe in this cool outdoor lounge and waiting to greet their subjects from their marble throne.
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Johnson, Rachel (2011) ILS and RTP: Support to Researchers Provided by Information and Learning Services as Part of the Research Training Programme at the University of Worcester, Past, Present and Future. Journal of Information Literacy, 5 (1). pp. 33-44. ISSN 1750-5968
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Johnson, Rachel (2009) 'The History of Heroes is the History of Youth': The Construct of the Youthful Hero in the work of G.A. Henty and George MacDonald. The Journal of Children's Literature Studies, Volume 6 (Issue 3). ISSN 1743-0526
Johnson, Rachel (2007) Re-creating England: the Settler and His Homecoming in the Work of G.A. Henty 1832-1902. Worcester Papers in English and Cultural Studies. pp. 1-16.
Johnson, Rachel (2006) The Past and Future Hero: the Henty Boy in the Twenty-First Century? The Henty Society Bulletin.
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Johnson, Rachel (2009) Is Beric a Briton?: the Representation of Cultural Identity in G.A. Henty's Beric the Briton (1893) and Rosemary Sutcliff's The Outcast (1955). In: Past Continuous: Historical Fiction for Children, Newcastle University. , October 2009, Newcastle University. (In Press)
Johnson, Rachel (2008) Goblinization: a Reading of the Colonial Subject and Degeneration in The Princess and the Goblin (1872) and The Princess and Curdie (1883) by George MacDonald (1824-1905). In: 2008 Frances White Ewbank Colloquium on C.S. Lewis & Friends, Thursday May 29th to Sunday June 1st, Taylor University, Upland, Indiana. (Unpublished)
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With Gary Glitter's Rock and Roll, Part 2 fading into league-recommended musical purgatory, numerous NFL teams began searching for a new touchdown song. Those include the Broncos, who followed the lead of the late NHL Colorado Rockies and saluted scores with the song beginning in the 1980s.
Sunday, the Broncos will turn in a different direction, playing an adapted-for-Broncos version of "Go Daddy O" by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy.
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Once again, The Annual Irons Brothers Pine Trees Classic was held at Bruce and Andy's lifelong stomping grounds, Pine Trees. Its hard to believe that this is the 8th year of the brothers free kids event! The weather in Kauai has been a bit cold and rainy and the day saw a mix of really nice and not as nice weather.


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1-10 of 1000+ properties to rent found
£16,000 pw
9 bedroom detached house to rent Clapham Common West Side, Clapham, London, SW4 9AY
An exceptional, detached, Victorian Villa set behind secure electric gates and offering in excess of 9,500 sq ft of luxurious 21st century living, with uninterrupted views over Clapham Common and a large landscaped west facing garden. More details ›
£27,500 pcm
8 bedroom property to rent Heathview Gardens, Putney Heath, London, SW15
Breath-taking eight bedroom 'country estate' in Putney Heath - Available to rent is this breath-taking and individual 'country estate' in this quiet and sought after location in Putney Heath, with easy access to Putney mainline station which offers a regular link to Central London, the many ameni... More details ›
£6,000 pw
5 bedroom house to rent Wimbledon Park Road, Wimbledon, SW19
Offering breathtaking presentation, capacious living and entertaining space and 102' landscaped garden, this grand five bedroom detached house is set along a sought-after road moments from Wimbledon Park. More details ›
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£20,800 pcm
7 bedroom house to rent Roedean Crescent, Roehampton, SW15
Impressive and spacious family home with seven bedrooms and minutes walk to Richmond Park. This lovely detached residence has four receptions, six bathrooms, a swimming pool and gym. More details ›
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£18,000 pcm
8 bedroom detached house to rent Roedean Crescent, LONDON
An impressive eight bedroom detached house located on one of the most prestigious Roads near Richmond Park. Featuring a beautiful garden with outdoor swimming pool and outbuildings. More details ›
£4,000 pw
5 bedroom house to rent Wimbledon, SW19
SHORT LET - Beautifully presented five bedroom detached house located a short walk away from the All England Lawn Tennis Club. More details ›
£3,750 pw
4 bedroom house to rent Southdean Gardens, Southfields, SW19
A beautiful four bedroom terrace house, situated on a sought-after road in Southfields, benefiting from a stunning double reception room, amazing roof terrace and private garden. More details ›
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£3,500 pw
4 bedroom apartment to rent Kingfisher House, Battersea Reach
A stunning duplex Penthouse within the award winning Battersea Reach development. With three/four bedrooms, astonishing panoramic river and city views, four large terraces and an outdoor jacuzzi. Finished to an extremely high standard throughout and available on a furnished basis. More details ›
£3,500 pw
4 bedroom penthouse to rent London
* Battersea Reach Penthouse To Let * Four Bedroom Duplex Apartment In Kingfisher House * 360 Degree Views * 11th/12th Floors * Lift * Furnished * Three Double Bedrooms * Fourth Bedroom/Study Room * Three Bathrooms - Two En Suite * Large Open Plan Reception Room/Dining Room * More details ›
Marketed by Martin & Co, Chelsea & Riverside Lettings & Sales.Call: 020 7351 0387 Local call rate
£3,462 pw
5 bedroom house to rent Dorlcote Road, The Toastrack, SW18
An incredible five bedroom house enviably located on The Toastrack and offering exceptionally spacious accommodation over three floors with a large garden and off-street parking. More details ›