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(VIDEO) SNSD's Jessica Is The New Face For SOUP 2013 'Trendy and Stylish'
In the 16 second video, it gave a sneak preview on how the photo shoot for the magazine was done with elegance and so much taste. Snsd's jessica is the new model for soup 2013.
1 month ago
SNSD Jessica and Davichi"s Min Kyung reveal close friendship
You might not know but it comes to many that snsd"s jessica and davichi"s kang min kyung are good friends. Surprising everyone, min kyung uploaded a photo on her instagram.
4 month ago
SNSD Jessica and Sooyoung and More Participate in Yellow Ribbon Campaign
More and more stars have been participating in the yellow ribbon campaign. Girls' generation (snsd)'s sooyoung posted a picture of yellow ribbon on her instagram along.
5 month ago
SNSD Jessica's fans request not to trend her birthday on 18th #PrayForSouthKorea
Snsd and jessica's fans have been spreading photos and messages requesting to do the same on twitter, facebook, and other sns. Snsd's jessica is celebrating her 26th birthday.
5 month ago
SNSD's Jessica and f's Krystal to Star in New Program 'Jessica.
Bringing the two jung sisters together, onstyle decided to give girls' generation's jessica and f(x)'s krystal their own show. The show will begin airing on may 6.
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SNSD's Jessica and f's Krystal gather for their own reality show.
The rep stated, "we plan to film the never before seen daily lives of sisters jessica and krystal. ""cover girl" is scheduled to air in early may. How excited are.
5 month ago
Super Junior Hits Up Bruno Mars Concert, SNSD's Jessica Gets Her Bagel.
"super junior's donghae posted a photo with actress jung ryeo won from the audience at the bruno mars concert in seoul, writing "long time no see with rw^^. "rainbow's.
5 month ago
SNSD Jessica and f Krystal to Feature in Nylon Magazine in Korea and.
They will be featured in both nylon korea and america. Photo credit: sm entertainment. Jessica and krystal sisters will be attending a photo shoot with marvin scott jarrett.
5 month ago
SNSD′s Jessica, B1A4′s Baro and More Attend ′Studswar′ Launch
Photo credit: kim byung kwan b1a4′s baro keeps it bad boy cool in ripped jeans and a leather vestidols and actors gathered to celebrate the launch of brand studswar in.
5 month ago
Super Junior's Kyuhyun Didn't Even Know SNSD's Jessica and Tyler.
But when the mcs asked kyuhyun if he knew jessica and tyler kwon were friends, kyuhyun got quiet before sheepishly saying, "i found out through the news reports. Being.
6 month ago
SM says SNSD Jessica and Tyler Kwon are Just Friends
However, on the same day, sm entertainment spoke with enews, saying, "it is false that jessica and tyler kwon are dating. While everyone waited to see if another girls'.
6 month ago
SNSD's Jessica Rumored to be Dating Korean American Non-Celeb
On march 13, news reports stated that snsd's jessica is dating a korean american named tyler kwon, who is currently working in the finance industry. Girls' generation.
7 month ago
SNSD's Sunny, Jessica, and Hyoeon Embraces Pink in New Teaser for 'Mr.Mr.'
A new set of teaser photos were released for girls' generations, revealing sunny, jessica, and hyoyeon's individual cuts. Just in time for valentine's day, the three.
8 month ago
SNSD Jessica sends Christmas wishes with a hug
On a side note, snsd fans will be pleased to hear that the girls will be making their korean comeback very soon. Despite the sharp looking spiky tree, jessica who is decked.
9 month ago
SNSD's Jessica poses with a Santa bunny!
" snsd is currently preparing for their december 22nd 'smtown week' concert titled 'marchen fantasy. She wrote along with the photos, "christmas is around the.
11 month ago
The Jung Sisters Girls Generation Jessica and f(x) Krystal Pose For Stonehenge.
They both look amazing and beyond elegant for this shoot and they are getting a ton of good reviews so far. The shot of them with the white dresses on is just a vision for.
12 month ago
SNSD to perform at SBS K-Pop Festival 2013 Live in Bangkok' Concert!
u kiss, after school, btob, bts, girl's day, and others will also be there! early bird ticket sales started yesterday (september 14), with pre sale ticketing beginning.
12 month ago
Gets to Know Jessica and Tiffany of SNSD
Tiffany, so you mentioned in a 2009 interview with arirang that you felt like you came to korea too soon, so what is it that you miss about your american teenage years?.
1 Year ago
SNSD's Jessica Is The New Face For 'SOUP'!
Girl group girls' generation's ice princess, jessica jung who is also popular for her fashion sense is the new muse for dongkwang international's romantic, young, casual.


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Cedar House is a quiet and serene high-bank waterfront home on
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The architecture of education
The mix of education and business in one's repertoire is a blessing. Offensive e-mails from name-brand people now force me to be self-referential, return to this topic and assert why we should not spend taxpayers' cash recklessly. Regarding my putative salary, my daughter says: "Dad, you are a public servant and now people know you did not leave London for the money." My aim is not to debate education, but to fix it. This 50th Jubilee is a watershed for education. Why? Despite underperformance of decades the seminal answers were never sought until now. How could they fix it? Don't criticise only, give some help. Do you know education generates near 150,000 jobs? Who maps the architecture of the education enterprise? Who drills down to find the value received for near $80 billion spent each year? Who does stress tests for ICT systems? Who warned us of a teacher crisis - some 2,000 jobless, more on our payroll have no kids to teach; why do colleges churn out more to add to the glut? Who will get student loans off the budget and into banks, now banks have "money to stone dog" and Cabinet has none? Who spent millions on five-year curricula, with no evidence it is better than a six-month one and why? Academia, like every other industry, protects its own. The architecture is crucial. It evolved in a post-slavery society in great pain and hope when we were "hewers of wood". The foundations are weak, the superstructure rickety, deliverables are vague yet cost the taxpayer a bomb. Let's unpack a few elements.
Education is big business and out of sync. New elements were grafted to flawed bases, experts major in the minor, but none appreciates the architecture. The deficit of implementation and accountability may be at pandemic levels. In the core business of teaching and learning, the deficit in contact hours may be criminal; inadequate leave provisions and practices mean little learning takes place in school yet costs us $50 billion. The stats on literacy and numeracy are dismal and an oral in English and mental maths may reveal deep disaster. Ask employers and universities about students' English and weep. The vested interests are strong so change must be consensual. Let us fix the foundations, prise the superstructure into place and repair the consequential damage. We can do it. Teachers are wise, well-disposed and know "what o'clock a strike!" We must now uplift education as "One Jamaica!" - no recriminations; forward ever!
The hard elements in our education architecture are as tectonic plates. One level rests on the other, instability in one is amplified in others and none can be fixed in isolation. Many experts do not know the symmetry, balance and functionality of the architecture. There are eight plates: (a) Early childhood-pre-school (b) early childhood-Infant/basic school (c) special education (d) primary (e) secondary (f) tertiary (g) adult/lifelong learning (h) governance, logistics and management. If these are not aligned, expect failure. The root is early childhood - a shared task - and the crown is the governance module for which the state alone is accountable. Don't tinker with plates with no notion of how they relate as the costs are horrendous. Our planning aesthetic reveals big gaps in the architecture and by triage we must move on to the lifesaving work. We need nimble, insightful, creative managers and educators to do this.
The architecture has articulating tissues to buffer the plates. These include musculature, tendons, bushings and sensors, so all elements cohere or work in harmony. Some elements are corroded, some lost flexibility or viscosity, lines clogged and pulse poor; curricula lose fluidity, pedagogy is rigid; oversight is overlooked and school is dysfunctional. The progression to the top plates should be seamless. So, are infants ready for Grade 1? Is Grade 6 work properly linked to Grade 7? Are MOE data on students used to help teaching and learning? "Not my problem now, let the next teacher sort it out." Well-aligned plates rest lightly but securely, bushings firm but flexible. We must get each level of schooling right to produce conscious, educated students, and good articulation of levels is essential.
Early childhood - the 2700 outside basic schools - is the weak link in the architecture. Do you know 80 per cent of infants are not in the official system? You say money should go to other levels; we say first bring in the infants, complete the system and let's see. Early childhood education is the undisputed priority. Parents of kids from the second trimester to age three must be coaxed, or state benefits tied to attendance at clinic, crèche, play group, etc. The next generation must not suffer as this one. Private people and faith bodies run the best schools and we must also incentivise these schools to clone their good work. We need no polymath to tell us when we compare school levels on access, cost, quality, value added EC comes out tops in ROI and economic benefit. Are you on a mission? Get trained or retrained in summer school and teach. Our most malleable minds are in infant schools, we need our finest teachers there.
Teaching is the oldest profession and teaching and learning are the raison d'être of school. Aristotle, Plato, Jesus, Paul, Muhammad (peace be upon him) and other great teachers spent long contact time with pupils. Today it is flaky and kids have no union to speak for them. A good teacher transforms a bad class but a poor teacher can't help a good class. A teacher moves mountains no minister, chairman or principal can. Can we ask teachers to commit to work 250 contact days for five years to sort out schools? Can we ask parents to do their utmost for kids? Can Cabinet give a bonus to all EC teachers up to 2020? Can we ask a sacrifice of all areas of society so we meet Vision 2030 goals? We can do it!
The education architecture runs on money. When you spend near $80 billion you are massive. Spending $40 billion-plus on payroll is huge. Show me one firm. And as it's taxpayers' cash, deadly! Education needs hard bodies - managers; HR, education, ICT, finance analysts; due diligence; management accountants and slave drivers. Money spoken here! It also needs investment. Special Ed needs facilities for the gifted, as one Bob Marley pays for hundreds of less gifted and our global brand. Poor kids are the largest of the gifted cohort, yet we ignore them. Why? Many people conflate and confuse the concept of "gifted" with "privileged". The liberals who fund kids with LD to achieve their potential forget that the gifted poor need to achieve theirs too. Does a poor seven year old with a beautiful mind deserve no help? This prejudice is jarring. About 90 per cent of all education provision is spent on normal kids and kids with LD. The likely Jobs, Menuhin, Picasso or Hawking get little and may never achieve their potential. Jamaica is poorer for this. For 50 years we milk athletes and entertainers; do you know the priority of music and PE in school? More anon! Most people see no kudos in helping the gifted who may give us great innovation, yet they compete to help the brain-dead who impact very few people - weird! Stay conscious!
Emancipation: We must celebrate emancipation but if freedom needs justification it may be in how we use it. Did we use the last 175 years well? Did lack of freedom hold us back? How? Freedom includes freedom to do nothing; what did we do? Jews have one country yet run a lot of the world and shame their old masters. Let's emancipate ourselves from mental slavery and make Jamaica prosper.
Dr Franklin Johnston is a strategist, project manager and advises the minister of education.
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North Loop Rock Star Modern by Metrohouse in Austin
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 13
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Brand new ultramodern in central Austin. Soaring ceilings, floor to ceiling glass walls and eclectic luxurious furnishings will enhance your Austin vacation or business experience. The newly constructed home is outfitted with vacation renters in mind. A large backyard "parking lot" with four parking spaces is accessed through a private security gate. The kitchen is fully outfitted with all tools, utensils, cookware to prepare full family dinners.
This house is centrally located just north of the University of Texas and downtown. Easy access to Lamar Blvd and head straight into downtown and the warehouse district. Also public transportation, via city bus, is just a few feet away. The Triangle Developement is within walking distance.
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Room Arrangements - Sleeps 13
Sleeps 2 - Large beautiful Master suite - king bed, large his and her bathroom with walk in shower with double shower heads, double vanity, private toilet, walk in closet, second level, private AC system
Sleeps 3 - Sleep Loft - three single twin size beds, third floor, private AC system, plasma TV with video game player
Sleeps 8 - Guest Bedroom First Floor - Four single twin beds, two futon sleepers, One king bed that can be separated into two more twin size XL beds, private AC system. This open ground floor (approx 1500sf) is composed of three different sleep areas and a TV lounge. The floor also has two bathrooms. The ground floor is a loft type setup. Its open and separated by curtain tracks and armoirs which do afford some visual privacy. Please see photos of this ground floor setup. This large loft type space is great for family reunions, corporate retreats and groups not expecting privacy for intimacy. Second and third level sleeping quarters do afford privacy for intimacy.
Brand New 3000sf luxury home with ultra-modern architecture
Security gate and four parking spaces
Two plasma TV's
Wireless internet
Outdoor fire pit with built in bench seating for 12
Three spa style baths plus powder room
Luxury towels and bedding
Large Dining table with seating for 8 plus open kitchen with 6 barstools
Fully amenitized open kitchen with 6 barstools, lounge couch and generous counter space
Laundry room with full size Washer/Dryer
Bar set up with ample wine glasses and bar accessories in open living room
Three separate air conditioning systems
Third floor sleeping loft and game room equiped with XBOX, Plasma...great for kids and adults
Central location just north of downtown and the University of Texas. Easy access to major thorough fares....very close to downtown and the warehouse district, a couple of blocks from The Triangle Development (restaurants and shopping)
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Rates vary depending on how many guest stay at this home and duration of stay.
1 - 3 guest $400/night, min of two nights, rate decrease with longer occupancy
4 - 6 guest $600/night, min of two night stay, rates decrease with longer occupancy
7 - 9 guest $700/night, min of two night stay, rates decrease with longer occupancy
10 - 13 guest $800/night min of two nights stay, rates decrease with longer occupancy
Small groups reservations will only be taken approx 2 weeks prior to arrival
Rates also depend on time of year, ACL Festival and SXSW Festival have premium rates as well as some UT Football games. Summer discounts available. Please email for more info. and up the minute rates.


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Supporters of Prop. 37 called this a distraction from the law's intent — a sloppy wording that could be ignored in practice. Still, the hiccup called attention to the fact that "natural" doesn't have a simple definition or really any definition whatsoever. Almost all the food we eat has been altered by human hands, if not intervened with in some major way. It may seem obvious that lab-made species in particular are inauthentic, but what about crops derived from millennia of careful breeding and isolated from their "natural" forms by countless generations? Or what about crops that do occur in nature but are then processed in a factory to squeeze out all their oil or their sugar — are they still natural?
In practice our assessments of what is or isn't natural have as much to do with habit as they do with biochemistry. A survey released last week, of 4,000 people in eight European countries, found that lots of people would rather eat more "natural" foods — 74 percent called these products healthier, and 72 percent said they'd pay a premium to get them. But respondents didn't have a consistent sense of what the label means. Some seemed to think that foods prepared in standard ways — the ones they're used to having in their pantries — have a special status. That could be why they said dried pasta is a natural food but worried over powdered milk, despite the fact that both are made by dehydration.
Notwithstanding this lack of clarity, the move to banish "natural" claims from genetically modified products extends far beyond last week's lawsuit and California's referendum. The People v. Goldfish is just the latest of at least half a dozen cases against the food industry filed in the last few years on behalf of those who felt deceived and hurt by false assertions of authenticity. Last summer, lawyers sued General Mills over the nature of its Nature Valley granola bars. In December, a lawsuit pointed out that Frito-Lay's Tostitos and SunChips are not in fact "made with ALL NATURAL ingredients," unless you think that genetically modified grains are natural. Last year, plaintiffs also targeted the GMOs in Kashi breakfast cereals and the genetically modified "all-natural corn" in Kix. ConAgra was accused of making dubious "natural" claims on four varieties of Wesson cooking oil, all of which derive from genetically modified crops.


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Newly reelected President Barack Obama will visit New York on Thursday, November 15, 2012, to view the damage and recovery efforts from Superstorm Sandy, the White House said Friday.
The president will meet with officials, families, and responders, said Jay Carney, the White House spokesman.
Obama visited storm-ravaged New Jersey on October 31 and met with Gov. Chris Christie.
At that time, he offered to also visit New York City, according to Mayor Mike Bloomberg, but the mayor said he told Obama that the city couldn't deal with a presidential visit at the time.


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Four months after surveillance cameras caught her being lead away from the Bryant Elementary School by her kidnapper, the family of the 5-year-old kindergartner abducted in broad daylight is now planning on suing the city and the school district.
"What happened here was every parent's nightmare," attorney Tom Kline told Fox 29. "The school district failed in just about every way."
The announcement came from the family's attorney as evidence was turned over in court Monday to 20-year-old Christina Regusters' defense lawyer. She was indicted on charges of kidnapping, false imprisonment and indecent sexual assault.
"The school district failed this little girl just miserably," Kline claimed.
While the criminal case against Regusters moves ahead, Kline is pressing a civil suit claiming security at Bryant Elementary was lax and lead to the little girl being abducted right out of her classroom.
"They allowed a stranger to come into a school, to abduct a child, then walk through without appropriate security measures, walk out in broad daylight. Without proper identification," Kline said.
Parents say school security has improved dramatically since the kidnapping.
"You want to be sure, absolutely positive, that when you come back to pick them up. They are where you left them," the grandmother of one student told reporters.
Kline and Regusters' attorney believe more suspects were involved in the kidnapping. The little girl was blindfolded, held under a bed for 20 hours, sexually assaulted, then left at a local park in the rain the next morning.
"We believe full justice will not be achieved until every person involved is brought to justice," Kline added.
School district officials declined to comment on the pending litigation. Dramatic changes have been made to security at the school since this incident. Regusters remains behind bars on $4 million bail. No trial date has been set.
District Attorney Seth Williams has said publicly that the investigation is continuing.
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A Hinds County jury has found Dwaliue Deon Carter guilty of two counts of capital murder in the double murder of his brother, Robert Lewis Carter, and his brother's fiance, Renitra Lee, at their home in 2011.
The jury found Carter guilty of a total of five counts, including house burglary, two counts of capital murder, felony child neglect and conspiracy.
He was immediately sentenced to two life terms in prison with no parole for both capital murder charges. He also received sentences of 25 years for burglary, five years for conspiracy and five years for child neglect.
Wednesday a sixth count, which was a felon in possession of a firearm, was dropped although Carter is a convicted felon.
The state had several witnesses Wednesday including Eric Zitterholm. He was the criminal investigator at the time of the murder. During his testimony, video was shown of one of Deon Carter's interrogations. Deon appeared to be crying and told Zitterholm his 7-month-old nephew was left crying in the house after the murders.
Also taking the stand was victim Renitra Mark's twin sister. She told jurors Robert Carter worked offshore overseas and when he was gone to work Renitra would come stay with her in McComb because she did not feel safe because of past history with Carter's family.
She told jurors the last time she saw her sister was the morning of the murder when she was planning on coming back to Jackson to stay with her sister and suddenly changed her mind.
Testimony started in Hinds County court Tuesday.
During opening arguments, prosecutors said there was bad blood between the brothers, which led to the shooting.
Assistant District Attorney Kimalon Campbell said Robert had allowed his brother to live at the home but had recently kicked him out.
"Deon Carter pulled out a gun and gunned down his own brother and left their 7-month-old on the floor," said Campbell.
The first witnesses to testify included the first Hinds County deputies to arrive on the scene of the shooting.
"I pulled out my service weapon, went inside the house. That's where I noticed a black make subject, Robert Carter, laying on the floor," said Sgt. John Sanders of the Hinds County Sheriff's Department.
Renitra Mark was found behind a door in a master bedroom. She had been shot six times.
Investigators said the 7-month-old had likely been there alone with his parent's bodies for days.
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Dolly, the fourth named storm of the 2014 Atlantic hurricane season, is expected to make landfall in Mexico.
A Pembroke man is telling his story of survival after being stabbed nearly 30 times by an intruder.
Gary Watkins spent almost two months in the hospital after being stabbed 29 times by a man he used to sell ice cream to as a child. Now he is back home with his family, but his life is forever changed.
"I come back from the store and I went in the house and there he was, behind me," said Watkins. "He hit me with a knife and I begged him please not to do it."
It's difficult in many ways for Watkins, known as the ice cream man around Pembroke, to tell of the night he was stabbed by a man he watched grow up over the years.
"I used to sell him ice cream. He was a good old boy," said Watkins.
Investigators say Jesse Newman stabbed Watkins a couple dozen times, including a wound to the jugular, with a dirty knife and took his money. His sister explains.
"He kept asking him what are you doing, please stop, please stop," said Tammy Jones. "He kept stabbing him."
After Newman left, Watkins, who is a disabled veteran, was still able to pick up the phone and call a neighbor for help.
"It's a miracle," said Jones. "My brother should not be here. Five stab wounds to his liver is enough to kill a person, much less having his throat sliced."
While in the hospital, Watkins suffered many complications.
"It's been hard for him," said Jones. "We watched in the hospital. He started getting better then he took a turn for the worse. The knife was a dirty knife and he had sepsis in his blood, which caused a blood infection, and we almost lost him again."
Watkins has an extensive road to recovery, but he is thankful for the support and love he has gotten along the way.
"It has not been great," said Watkins. "I found out I have more friends than I have in my life that have prayed for me. I want to thank them for that.
Newman is currently being held at the Bryan County Jail. He was indicted on a number of charges including aggravated assault, aggravated battery, burglary in the first degree and armed robbery.
The family has a fund set up at Wells Fargo. Folks can make a donation under the Gary Watkins Recovery Fund.
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Kevin Bridges was recently promoted to audio services manager at LMG, Inc., a national provider of audio, video, lighting, staging and presentation support.
As part of the management team, he will supervise the audio department at LMG's headquarters in Orlando. Bridges has been with LMG for three years and was previously an audio engineer for the company.
Prior to joining LMG, he worked in various capacities within the concert touring industry for six years and at Disney Event Productions for four years. He graduated from the Full Sail Center for the Recording Arts in 1992.


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In Wednesday night's game between the Blue Jays and the Athletics, Toronto catcher J.P. Arencibia took a foul tip off the wrong spot of his hand. Arencibia suffered a fracture that'll keep him out of action for a month and a half, and the next backstop on the Blue Jay depth chart is one Jeff Mathis. But Wednesday night, Jeff Mathis couldn't occupy himself with thoughts of being the starting catcher; Wednesday night, Jeff Mathis had to worry about pitching.
The Blue Jays found themselves losing 1-0, then 9-0, then 10-0, and eventually it was 14-0 after eight innings. All of the runs that Oakland didn't score in April, they scored on Wednesday, as they continued their screeching sprint toward the top of the standings. For the ninth inning, manager John Farrell could've summoned a reliever out of the Toronto bullpen, but he summoned a catcher instead. What would've been the point of using a pitcher? Oh, hell, I don't know, maybe because pitchers are pitchers and position players are not pitchers. But maybe Farrell was trying to save what pitchers he had left, or maybe Farrell was trying to embarrass what pitchers he'd already used.
In any case, Jeff Mathis pitched the top of the ninth, needing 21 pitches. How did he do?
When Mathis entered, the A's were up by 14, and when Mathis departed, the A's were up by 16. However, the two runs charged to Mathis in one inning weren't much worse than the 1.75 runs per inning charged to the previous pitchers. Jeff Mathis is a bad pitcher, because he is a catcher, but in the context of Wednesday night, he was not that bad of a pitcher.
This isn't just about Wednesday night, though. Why did Farrell call on Mathis? For probably a number of reasons, one of them probably being that Farrell had called on Mathis once before. Exactly two months earlier, on May 25, Mathis entered a blowout late and threw a shutout inning against the Rangers. He needed 21 pitches then, too, finishing with three fly balls and a pop-up allowed.
Fans love when position players get to pitch, because they make for something interesting in a game that has long since stopped being interesting, but managers usually hate it. They feel humiliated, and they don't want to see a position player get hurt overthrowing. It's difficult to select the right guy. Farrell figured Mathis was the right guy before, probably because he's a catcher and catchers have strong arms. Farrell figured Mathis was the right guy Wednesday, probably because he's a catcher and probably because it wasn't going to be his first rodeo.
Said Mathis after his first pitching experience in May:
Mathis said the last time he pitched in a game was in high school. "That was my first professional pitching appearance there," he said. "(Manager John Farrell) asked me and I'd done it before and any way to help the team out."
Obviously we've seen position players pitch before, like Mitch Maier on April 15. Darnell McDonald on May 6. Chris Davis on May 6, when he was outstanding and won. But very seldom have we recently seen a position player pitch multiple times in the same season, as Jeff Mathis now has.
Maier has pitched twice, but once in two different seasons. The same goes for McDonald. Paul Janish pitched twice in 2009, and was absolutely terrible. Aaron Miles pitched twice in 2007 and in 2010. Josh Wilson pitched twice in 2009. Dave McCarty pitched an incredible three times in 2004. Tim Bogar pitched twice in 2000. And that's it, since the turn of the new millennium. Excepting Tim Bogar, depending on when you choose to begin the new millennium.
Jeff Mathis has now done something that not a lot of other ballplayers have done. That was already true after his first relief outing, but now it's even more true, with an even smaller group of peers. It's odd that Farrell subjected a guy who's now an everyday player to the dangerous rigors of pitching, but the guy in question is just Jeff Mathis so you know whatever.
I don't know what there is to conclude from this, beyond what's already been concluded -- Jeff Mathis pitched, again, and that's rare. He does not seem very good at pitching, although he has thrown scoreless innings 50 percent of the time. Based on the other position players who have pitched multiple times in one season, we might conclude that Jeff Mathis is not a very valuable position player. But as long as we're concluding things we concluded in 2007, hey, did you know Boris Yeltsin is dead? Jeff Mathis has a career 54 OPS+ and no amount of good defense could make that acceptable on a regular basis. Unless you're the Angels in which case you play baseball by casting spells.
If Jeff Mathis pitches a third time, perhaps in exactly two months, then we'll really be on to something.


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March 3rd was a day of action against tar sands financing from RBC (the Royal Bank of Canada).
Here are various photos, video, and writing about the actions that day — in several Canadian cities.
In Toronto
4 of us went out to Toronto to join the protesting there. We brought a banner and signs. Here are remarks about other contributions that our London delegation made that day.
My photos from that protesting are posted here.
In London, Ontario
Here are a series of photos from our local protest on March 1st; there also are remarks and videos links about/from that protesting.


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Based on true events, the novel by author, Darlene F. Wofford, certainly gives 'grown-ups' food for thought in regard to leaving adult magazines around for children's impressionable eyes to ponder.
Already controversial due to a scene deemed as graphic, "Edgewise: An Assignment to Remember" raises eyebrows as the author's alter ego, 10-year old Delaney Rutherford peeks at pictures of nude women. The caper takes place in her best friend's attic where the older brother has stashed "Playboy-like" magazines in an old trunk. For a naïve and impressionable adolescent such as Delaney, who has never even seen a brassiere, the pictures are quite a sight to behold, stirring her curiosity, "Will I ever look like these women?" She finds one article of particular interest about the size and shape of a woman's breasts, and the words she reads that afternoon troubles her.
Her concern grows as she enters her teens and remains throughout her young adult life. The content of the article stated as a fact that a woman's favorite fruit determines the size and shape of her breasts--ridiculous to anyone but an innocent little girl. The article displayed nude women holding their favorite fruits and was pretty convincing to a gullible 10-year old. One overly endowed woman loved watermelon, another voluptuously shaped woman loved cantaloupe, while another's favorite was apples, and yet another was the banana. Delaney's anxiety begins when she remembers little green grapes have always been her favorite fruit, and she is worries that she has destined herself to live a lifetime with little green grape sized and shaped breasts.
"An Assignment to Remember" is the first of three novels in the "Edgewise" series about a young woman in an edgewise state of mind, driven to the edge by back-to-back traumas. As a defense mechanism, her mind shut down to block out those life-altering events, however it blocked other memories as well. A phsyciatrist gives her the 'assignment to remember' and record her memories which unfold throughout the therapy. The story is not as much about the actual events as it is about the healing progression and the prevailing strength of a man's unconditional love for a woman. To quote Page One Lit literary newsletter, "Wofford is a wonderful writer whose personality and charisma is vivid in every word and sentence in her new book, 'Edgewise: An Assignment to Remember.' This is the most honest, heart-inspiring book pf the year. 'Edgewise' is an example of how one woman wants to live in the past but realizes she can't. It is about confronting reality. It is about emotions. It is about communication. It is about life." A reader sums it up nicely on Barnes and Noble's web site in her review, "Edgewise took me on an emotional journey of laughter, sorrow and hope."
If the name Darlene Wofford rings a bell it may be because she and Carl, her husband of 40 years are both native Atlantans, and along with sons Kenneth and Cory, have been Woodstock/ Acworth residents for 35 years. She has been in the mortgage finance industry for 20 years, and every Saturday morning in 2006 from 10-11:00 a.m., she co-hosted an hour-long Atlanta radio talk-show called "Your Inner Voice." She has also been interviewed on several Atlanta radio stations recently regarding her novel.
The author will be greeting guests and signing her novel in Marietta, Georgia's The Avenue East Cobb, at Borders Bookstore on Saturday, July 14th, 1-4:00, phone number 770-565-0947. Visit www.darlenewofford.com to learn more about the author and see her complete book tour schedule. To browse the book for free and see reviews visit: http://301url.com/Edgewise. See the author's blog at "Darlene Wofford's Newsroom": http://community.myfoxatlanta.com/blogs/darlenewofford .
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Pat Fitzmaurice is addicted to competitive cooking shows ("Top Chef," "Chopped," Hell's Kitchen," etc.), and he also loves to eat. Since he isn't much of a cook, he's channeling his chef obsession into Fitz's Four-Course Fantasy Feast, a regular column featuring an appetizer, salad, entrée and dessert. Bon appétit.
Appetizer: Manning marmalade on Texas toast
The consensus is that Drew Brees or Aaron Rodgers should be the first quarterback off the board in fantasy drafts, and you can make a reasonable case for either. But what about old, boring, dependable Peyton Manning?
With 4,500 passing yards last season, Manning came within 57 yards of his career best, and it was the 10th time in the last 11 years that he's exceeded 4,000 yards. His 33 TD passes were the most since his career-high 49 in 2004. Manning hasn't missed a game in his 12 pro seasons, and his durability is rivaled only by some old gray-haired dude up in Minnesota.
But what frightens cerebral fantasy owners away from Manning is the Colts' bothersome habit of resting key starters in the final week or two of the regular season — potentially pivotal weeks for fantasy owners — once Indy has locked up first place in the AFC South. If you knew that Manning would play all 16 games to the final gun, you'd have to put him atop your QB rankings, wouldn't you?
Manning's value, therefore, may be tied to the success of those perennially so-so Lone Star laggards, the Houston Texans, who, on the heels of their first winning season in franchise history, appear to stand the best chance of taking the division title away from the Colts — or at least forcing Indy to play hard for 16 games. But "best chance" might still mean "not much chance." The Texans look to be pretty average on the defensive side of the ball, and their potent passing game is tempered by a flaccid running game. The savvy number-crunchers at Football Outsiders are bearish on Houston in their 2010 almanac, giving the Texans a 70 percent chance of winning six or fewer games, with a mean projection of 5.6 wins.
Can the Titans or Jaguars take down the Colts? Unlikely. Both have shaky defenses, and neither has a difference maker at quarterback. With a choice between the Colts and the field for the AFC South title, the smart money is still on the Colts, and it's not far-fetched to think that Indy will once again clinch early and then pack it in at the end of the regular season.
So we're back to ranking Manning third at quarterback, because even if you can make a case for Manning over Brees and Rodgers on stats alone, you can't overlook the possibility that Manning will be punching out early in Week 16 (championship week for most fantasy leagues) or Week 17 (championship week for some leagues and a potentially lucrative free-for-all in others).
Not so fast. I still rate Manning as the No. 1 quarterback. But if you draft Manning, you have to invest in a good backup, even though Manning doesn't ever miss games. Candidates? I like Chad Henne, who has a favorable home matchup against the Lions in all-important Week 16. And while Henne's road matchup against the Patriots in Week 17 isn't easy, it's not prohibitive. Donovan McNabb might also be worth the investment. McNabb's Redskins visit Jacksonville in Week 16 and then host the Giants in Week 17. (Neither Henne nor McNabb has a bye that conflicts with Manning's.) And while I dove headfirst off the Vince Young bandwagon a year ago, Young has a favorable finish, visiting Kansas City in Week 16 and then in Week 17 visiting ...
... Indianapolis, where Peyton will probably be roasting weenies and marshmallows on the sideline by the middle of the second quarter.
Salad: Caprese with Buffalo mozzarella
I have an inordinately large number of Buffalo Bills fans in my life, so many of the Monday-morning e-mails I send during the NFL season read like Hallmark sympathy cards. Bills fans have had little to get excited about in recent years and, barring a minor miracle, are in for another grim campaign in 2010.
Buffalo's bleak prospects are reflected on fantasy draft boards, where no Bills rank among the top players at their positions. But someone has to gain yardage and score points for the Bills. As bad as they may be, the Bills can still be expected to accumulate roughly 4,200 to 4,500 total yards of offense — approximately 70 percent to 75 percent of what an elite offensive team might generate. And even if their offense is as anemic as some people expect, the Bills will still produce somewhere in the neighborhood of 25-30 TDs.
Someone on this team will yield fantasy value. It won't be a quarterback — the talent just isn't there. It could be Lee Evans, who's been a hit-and-miss fantasy receiver throughout his career but could produce 1,000 yards this season by default, since Buffalo enters training camp with the worst NFL receiving corps in recent memory. (You're off the hook, Raiders.)
More likely, it will happen at running back, the only position where the Bills have a stockpile of talent, with Fred Jackson, Marshawn Lynch and rookie C.J. Spiller. The run blocking of Buffalo's offensive line may not qualify as "good," but it's vastly better than the unit's abominable pass blocking. New head coach Chan Gailey wasn't considered a sexy hire, but his history suggests that he's malleable when it comes to his offensive philosophy, willing to adapt his schemes to the talent on hand.
Lynch, a former first-round draft pick, hasn't panned out as hoped and could be dealt before the start of the season, setting up a tidy little time-share between Jackson and Spiller, with the division of labor largely determined by how much instant electricity Spiller brings to Buffalo. A two-man platoon would be worth some sort of investment, but three's a crowd. Jackson is a good bet to get the most carries of the three, unless Spiller — the wild card of the bunch — is sensational from the start. Lynch will end up in a reserve role unless the Bills can deal him to a team that needs immediate help.
It's a situation worth watching in the preseason. Jackson is underrated, and Spiller could turn out to be the best rookie running back in the league - on talent alone, he's head and shoulders above the Chargers' Ryan Mathews. But while Mathews steps into a tailor-made role, Spiller's role is TBD.
Entrée: Rack of running back with wild Rice
Time to get to the heartier fare. The meat of today's column is the debate at the top of the RB rankings. Who's No. 1 — Chris Johnson or Adrian Peterson?
... Or Ray Rice?
We'll get to Rice in a moment. First, let's start with the assumption that there's a clear Fab Four at running back: Johnson, Peterson, Rice and Maurice Jones-Drew. Perhaps Frank Gore belongs in the conversation, but I can't make a compelling case for him. MJD has been getting it done for a while now and is deserving of his spot in the top four, but as much as I love Jones-Drew (he's served me well in several leagues, and he's an admitted fantasy football junkie himself), he can be ranked no higher than fourth.
Most owners see it as a two-way debate between Johnson and Peterson. That's not unreasonable — Johnson just broke the single-season record for yards from scrimmage, and Peterson was the consensus No. 1 running back before Johnson's breakthrough — but I think I can make a case for Rice, and it starts with knocks (albeit minor ones) against Johnson and Peterson.
Johnson finished the '09 season with 2,009 rushing yards, 503 receiving yards and 16 total TDs, and seven of his TDs covered more than 50 yards. We may never see a better single-season performance by a running back. But as Johnson approached NFL records late in the season, the Titans fed him the ball at an ever-increasing rate. Johnson had 25 or more carries in seven of his last nine games, culminating in a 36-carry game against Seattle in Week 17. He showed no ill effects from the Herculean workload, but it's hard to discount the possibility that the effects of a 408-touch season will make him less effective this year. I also worry that Johnson won't remain happy with his recently revised contract for long, and that any lingering unhappiness will manifest itself on the field. And then there's the Vince Young problem. Young does certain things well, but he's lacking as a pure passer. Young's inability to keep defenses honest is bound to shrink Johnson's rushing lanes.
There's nothing wrong with Peterson's 2009 per-carry average of 4.4 yards ... until you consider that he averaged 4.8 yards the year before that, and 5.6 yards the year before that. The decline isn't Peterson's fault; his offensive line is falling apart. OT Bryant McKinnie and OG Steve Hutchinson, so formidable on the left side of Minnesota's offensive line just a few seasons ago, are getting old. McKinnie's play, in particular, has really gone south. The Vikings haven't found an adequate replacement for Matt Birk, who left as a free agent following the '08 season. There could be further slippage along the Minnesota O-line this season.
Offensive line performance is a major reason why Rice deserves consideration for the top spot. Baltimore's O-line is better than Tennessee's or Minnesota's, and it might be the best in the league. OLT Michael Oher is destined to be a perennial Pro Bowler, OGs Ben Grubbs and Marshal Yanda are unsung, and guess where the aforementioned (and still excellent) Matt Birk landed in free agency?
Rice finished with 2,041 yards from scrimmage last year, and he had 104 fewer carries than Johnson. Rice had 78 receptions and will continue to be used heavily in the passing game. If the gap in carries between Johnson and Rice narrows (and it almost certainly will), Rice will have a decent chance of exceeding Johnson's yardage total.
Maybe you're concerned that Rice scored only eight TDs last season, and that Willis McGahee will continue to steal short-range scores from Rice. Yes, McGahee might again vulture some TDs as a red-zone specialist. And it's hard to completely explain away Rice's TD deficiency — he failed to reach the endzone as a rookie a year earlier despite showing clear signs of his talent. But TD totals are more variable than yardage totals and more prone to wild fluctuations. I wouldn't wager that Rice will produce more TDs than Peterson this season, but I think we'll see something smaller than the 10-TD gap that we saw last season. But I wouldn't be completely floored if Rice scored more TDs than Peterson and/or Johnson, and I like Rice's odds in the total-yardage category.
As of now, I have Rice first, Johnson second, Peterson third. But it's a tightly bunched pack, and there may be some reordering before the start of the season.
But this much I'm certain of: I'd be elated to draw the No. 3 pick in any fantasy draft.
Dessert: Bittersweet wideout soufflé
Will they rise or will they fall? We conclude with quick takes on a few select wide receivers:
Miles Austin — I'm all in. Austin turned heads with a two-game, 421-yard, four-TD explosion in the first half of the season, but his finishing kick (46 catches for 641 yards and four TDs over the final six games of the season) should have dispelled any doubts that he's elite. Rookie Dez Bryant won't threaten Austin's alpha-dog role among the Dallas receivers, and Roy Williams is mere flotsam at this point. Austin should either be the No. 2 wideout overall behind Andre Johnson, or possibly No. 3 behind Johnson and Roddy White.
Randy Moss — After a 1,264-yard, 13-TD season, Moss is a top-three receiver on a lot of draft boards. Be my guest. We've seen Moss shut it down before, and chances are he'll do it again at least once before the end of his career. Hitch your fantasy fortunes to Randy's enthusiasm at your own peril.
Pierre Garcon — Don't forget how terrific he was in the Super Bowl. There's still some untapped potential here, and Peyton Manning is just the guy to mine it. There was a time when Marvin Harrison was head and shoulders above Reggie Wayne as a fantasy prospect. Wayne gradually closed the gap and became Harrison's equal. Garcon may be capable of catching Wayne in a year or two.
Chad Ochocinco — Take away two huge games against discombobulated Chicago and Detroit pass defenses, and Ocho had a pretty ordinary 2009. A healthy Antonio Bryant will catch his share of passes, as will the recently signed Terrell Owens. Ochocinco's productivity no longer matches his outsized persona, and with Ocho and T.O. sharing locker-room space, the chemistry in Cincinnati is potentially explosive.
James Jones — Jones, not Jordy Nelson, will be Green Bay's No. 3 receiver, and the No. 3 in Green Bay could be more valuable than the No. 2 receivers on about half the teams in the league.
Michael Crabtree — I want to like him, but at least one owner in every fantasy league will be too high on him. Crabtree simply didn't make enough big plays last season. Toward the end of the year, Crabtree was churning out similar stats, week after week: four or five catches for about 60 yards. I'm worried that he's a possession receiver in playmaker's clothing. Crabtree also must make do without a top-shelf quarterback. Let the buyer beware.
Mardy Gilyard — Here's a deep sleeper for owners in deeper leagues. Gilyard was an absolute steal for the Rams in the fourth round of this year's NFL draft. He was a big-play machine for the Cincinnati Bearcats, and I think he'll outperform most of the receivers drafted ahead of him this year.
Donté Stallworth — It's stunning to see him on sleeper lists. Stallworth was a stiff and a career underachiever before he missed the 2009 season due to a yearlong suspension. The sabbatical from football didn't magically turn him into a player.
For authoritative coverage and analysis of NFL news, free agency and fantasy football, visit ProFootballWeekly.com.


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Recent and archived news articles by Jonathan Weisman of The New York Times.
Residency Questions Roil Senate Race in Louisiana
Senator Mary L. Landrieu, a Democrat, is registered to vote at her parents' home in New Orleans but lists Washington as her home in regulatory filings, The Washington Post reported.
August 30, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON: Elections, Senate , Landrieu, Mary L , Cassidy, Bill (1957- ) , Louisiana
Democrats Wary of Benghazi Inquiry Stretching Into '16 Election Season
An investigation of the 2012 attack on a U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, will extend into next year, raising concerns among Democrats that Republicans are trying to hurt Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential prospects.
August 29, 2014, Friday
In Audio From a Koch Event, McConnell Envisions Undoing Obama Initiatives
In a leaked recording from a private Koch brothers event, Senator Mitch McConnell lays out a confrontational agenda for Republicans if they win the Senate.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
Former Virginia Governor Sorry for Accepting Gifts, but Defends Loan Deals
The prosecutor and Bob McDonnell, the former governor, had heated exchanges about a loan proposed to Mr. McDonnell at a highly favorable rate by the businessman Jonnie R. Williams Sr.
August 27, 2014, Wednesday
Virginia's Ex-Governor Pushes Back in Testy Exchange With Prosecutors
Prosecutors took aim at the defense's claim that Bob McDonnell, the former governor of Virginia, knew little about the lavish gifts from a supporter.
August 26, 2014, Tuesday
Virginia Ex-Governor Chronicles Unraveling Marriage at Trial
On his second day on the witness stand, Bob McDonnell pressed his contention that the former first couple could not have conspired illegally.
August 22, 2014, Friday
Ex-Governor Points the Finger at His Wife in a Virginia Trial
Bob McDonnell, the Virginia ex-governor, began the political sales job of his life Wednesday, testifying to stave off conviction on corruption charges.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
Sister and Wife of Ex-Governor Become Focus in Virginia Trial
The testimony also tried to counter a prosecution contention that money woes made Bob McDonnell and his wife susceptible to cash offerings while he was governor.
August 20, 2014, Wednesday
Aide Describes Staff Revolt Against Former Virginia Governor's Wife
Virginia's former secretary of the commonwealth, Janet Vestal Kelly, detailed the strains that "ruined" her relationship with Maureen McDonnell, the wife of former Gov. Bob McDonnell.
August 19, 2014, Tuesday
On Immigration, G.O.P. Starts to Embrace Tea Party
A legislative year in which Speaker John A. Boehner set out to marginalize more vocal right-wing Republicans ended with them buoyed, and with some in the party ready to bring them back into the fold.
August 13, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON: Immigration and Emigration , Bachmann, Michele M , Boehner, John A , United States , Tea Party Movement , Illegal Immigration , House of Representatives , Law and Legislation , United States Politics and Government , Labrador, Raul R , Gohmert, Louis B Jr , King, Steven A , Brooks, Morris Jackson
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hbo commentary team, kellerman/poppa/ward
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Jan 23 2013, 09:38 PM
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From: killa kali
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what did u guys think? i really enjoyed wards commentary...he needs to settle in a little bit more but he's going to be good.
kellerman is getting worse. not sure who's call it was to not interview the losers in those matches...but wtf!? give them their time on the mic!!!
also...i didn't like how kellerman was doing that merchant-esque shit...asking loaded questions and giving golovkin excuses for a performance that didn't need any excuses.
i'm starting to think he's being fed those questions by someone who doesn't have a clue. maybe i've been overly critical of merchant all this time when the blame should fall on the dipshit speaking to him in his ear piece!? nah.
did anyone else find that cut away to the locker room, where ggg was talking to his mom on the cell phone, kind of odd?
also...as a whole...i thought they all played follow the leader in the first match. i didn't agree with all the rounds...but none of them seemed to be trying to balance the view of it. consequently, they all went off the cliff together. there needs to be a guy on the telecast who can offer a different perspective. that's why i love roy and big george.
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as for the cutaway to GGG in the locker room...i guess they realized they looked stupid making excuses for a guy who just basically dominated the fight and that was their way of back tracking.
which leads me to this....
am i alone with this? i start off liking certain fighters....then with hbo's bullshit and spin trying to force 'their guy' down our throats...i end up not liking that fighter and usually find myself rooting against him.
hbo's talking heads really need to give it a rest and just let great fights happen and stop trying to force their agenda. boxing is at it's best when we don't know who's going to win. also...i know what it is i'm seeing...i don't need their bullshit view points trying to skew opinions. max...i get that u've been doing this since ur teenage days and u have amassed a good amount of boxing knowledge but u just come off as a pompous ass. hbo just got rid of one...we don't need another. thank u.
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Jigging Gear
Once upon a time, fishing for bluefin tuna required thousands of dollars of heavy tackle. Now a crew armed with a handful of jigging rods and a pile of vertical jigs can get in on the action too. Start with a heavy-action 5 1/2-foot jigging rod matched to a high-speed high-capacity reel, and spool it with hundreds of yards of 80-pound braided line that is color-coded in 10-meter increments. Tie a Bimini twist in the braided line, and attach a 12-foot length of 80- to 100-pound-test fluorocarbon leader with a Bristol knot. Add a heavy-duty barrel swivel to the split ring on a 250-gram vertical jig, then tie the swivel to the fluoro leader with a uni-knot.
Kite Outfit
When bluefin are feeding on the surface and are hesitant to respond to traditional ballyhoo bait, Haywood breaks out the kite rig. He starts out with a 50-pound-class outfit spooled with 50- to 80-pound braided line. "We used to think that we had to use heavy tackle for these fish," he says, "but we learned that lighter stuff works even better." Next he ties a 200-pound barrel swivel to the running line and crimps on a 15-foot section of 200-pound monofilament leader. The business end of the rig consists of a Yummee Fly'N Fish or a rubber squid armed with a double 10/0 hook. The bait dangles from a release clip attached to the 50-pound Dacron line spooled on an electric reel and a custom kite rod. "They eat the hell out of it," says Haywood.


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Another of our Advanced Parameters in PrestaShop 1.5 is the CSV Import. This section allows you to import data using files that use the CSV format> CSV means Comma Separated Values and is usually a simple text file populated with rows of data. The data fields are separated by a specific delimiter such as a comma (most common), tab, or semi-colon. The import function will take the file and import the data into the proper place within the database.
Configuring the CSV Import in PrestaShop 1.5
- Log into your PrestaShop 1.5 dashboard.
- Using the top menu bar, hover over the Advanced Parameters tab and click on the CSV Import option from the menu.
- This brings you to the CSV Import page. From here you will see the several fields you will use to configure how the CSV Import works. You will first need to upload a CSV file.
Your CSV File The name of the file that was uploaded. What kind of Entity would you like to import? A category relating to the file uploaded. Note the fields on the right hand panel will change according to your choice. Language of the File The language the file is written in. You will need to also have the appropriate language pack installed. ISO-8859-1 encoded file A checkbox option that should be selected if the file is ISO-8859-1 encoded. Field Separator The delimiter that separates each field. Multiple Value Separator A delimiter that separates multiple values for a field. Delete All Categories Before Import? Checkbox option for deleting all categories prior to the data import.
Once you have the initial settings selected, click the Next Step button.
- You are now on the second step of the CSV Import process. This screen has a few settings to help you customize your import.
- The Save button in the upper left relates to the Save and Load Your Matching Configuration field and allows you to save the import configuration that you set up below.
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Anglers have now finished the gamefish portion of the ice fishing season with a pretty good run and are limited to panfish for the rest of the hard-water season.
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LAS VEGAS -- Hours after the Tigers filled their catching vacancy by making a trade with the Rangers to acquire Gerald Laird, they were wasting little time going down the list of their other needs. Detroit is on the verge of a one-year contract with free-agent shortstop Adam Everett reportedly worth $1 million.
Team officials had no comment, while the results of the physical were pending.
Everett, who will turn 32 in February, hit .213 with two home runs and 20 RBIs in just 48 games of an injury-plagued 2008 season for the Twins. His .967 fielding percentage was his lowest mark since he became a full-time shortstop with the Astros in '03. Part of his struggles stemmed from an injured throwing shoulder, which has now completely healed.
By adding Everett, the Tigers would further their effort to shore up their infield defense alongside third baseman Brandon Inge, who returns to his natural position. The combined range of the two should be a significant upgrade form last season, helping a Tigers pitching staff that struggled last year with unearned runs.
The deal also ends the long-running negotiations between the Tigers and Pirates for Jack Wilson and negotiations that led to a story about a done deal last week that proved premature. A Major League source said the Pirates' demands for top-level prospects in a return package for Wilson became more of an obstacle than Wilson's contract, which includes a $7.25 million salary for 2009 and either an $8.4 million club option or a $600,000 buyout for '10.
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British stars have been honoured at this year's Golden Globes with singer Adele, veteran actress Dame Maggie Smith and actor Damian Lewis all collecting gongs so far.
Dame Maggie was the first Briton of the night to win, collecting her award for best supporting actress in a TV miniseries for her role as Violet Crawley in ITV's Downton Abbey.
But the veteran actress, who did not attend the ceremony in Los Angeles, missed out on a second gong for best actress in a comedy or musical in her latest film Quartet.
Singer Adele gushed "oh my God" repeatedly as she took to the stage with co-writer Paul Epworth to collect her award for best original song for a motion picture for their theme tune to the James Bond adventure Skyfall.
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Homeland star Damian Lewis dedicated his win for best actor in a television drama to his mother. "I'd like to dedicate this to my mum, looking down on me bursting with pride telling everyone around her how well her son is doing in acting," Lewis said.
British blockbuster Les Miserables took centre stage at the awards, with the adaptation taking home three gongs.
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Les Miserables, directed by British filmmaker Tom Hooper, scooped the best movie, musical or comedy while leading man Hugh Jackman collected best actor in a musical or comedy for his role as Jean Valjean. Anne Hathaway also picked up the gong for best supporting actress for her part as Fantine.
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(WMC-TV) - Club La Granja Bar and Grill is shut down. Nuisance posters cover each of the windows. But the club's defense attorney has a bone to pick with the state for shutting down his client's club for a second time.
The nuisance order alleges Club La Granja was a den of crime when the district attorney shut it down in 2011. It says that the problems were not fixed after they were allowed to reopen, so the club was shut down a second time.
"The petition that was enforced over the past weekend alleges certain things and indicates there are videos of certain things. We have asked to see the videos immediately," said Club La Granja's defense attorney Ted Hansom.
More specifically, undercover detectives say they saw a woman in a French maid outfit pole dancing. They said another employee told them, "No one has bought her any beer". Beer is reportedly the code word for prostitution.
"They allege there's a pole for dancers. There hasn't been a pole for dancers in there for quite some time," said Hansom.
In some cases, the undercover detectives say they witnessed notorious Serenos gang members carrying out what appeared to be drug sales. In one case, a detective bought a baggie of white powder that tested negative for drugs.
The district attorney also blames the nuisance closure on several shootings, robberies, and assaults that happened inside and outside of the club on Summer Avenue.
Investigators have video of the crimes, but Hansom says his clients have made recordings of their own.
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Amplify Creations has announced Amplify Texture 2, an update to its innovative virtual texturing plugin for Unity.
The software, which we wrote about back when the company was still called Insidious Technologies, enables games artists to use textures larger than will normally fit into memory by streaming only those parts of the texture visible to the camera from disk at runtime.
Higher resolutions, better compression and support for multi-tile UVs
Version 2 of the plugin raises the maximum size of the virtual textures it supports from 512,000 x 512,000 pixels to 2 million x 2 million pixels, or 4 Terapixels in total.
Amplify Creations also says that its lossy texture compression system has been improved, quoting a final build size of 1.5GB for the scene shown in the demo above, compared to 7GB with standard DXT compression.
The update also adds support for multi-tile UV workflows for artists working with paint packages like Mari, ZBrush or Mudbox, and for virtualised displacement.
In addition, Amplify Texture 2 will support HDR textures, light maps, anisotropic filtering, hardware sparse texturing and baked Substances, among a number of other new features.
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Amplify Texture 2 is currently available to pre-order for $400, which gets you access to development builds, the first of which is due out later this month.
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