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This is going to be a definite family favourite! Even managed to please the daughter who hates mash because it is 'bland'; with the spring onions and mustard added to the mash, it transformed it completely. Used good quality pork and chive sausages, followed the recipe without changing a thing, and it was perfect.
Made it tonight and was rated 4 out of 5 by the team, one point off as they thought the shallots could have been left out from the gravy. Harsh? Personally, I liked them in the gravy. Will make again. Lá Fhéile Phádraig Shona Duit for 2011!
Happy la fheile Padraig ........ Happy St. Patrick's Day. Enjoyed this recipe everyone loved it, even the babies
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Church of England rejects women bishops
The Church of England's draft legislation approving women bishops failed to pass its governing body the General Synod
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LONDON: The Church of England's draft legislation approving women bishops failed to pass its governing body the General Synod by a razor-thin margin on Tuesday.
The legislation needed a two-thirds majority among the three houses of bishops, clergy and laity, but failed by just six voters among the laity.
The bishops voted 44 in favour and three against, while two abstained. Clergy voted 148 in favour, 45 against, while none abstained, meaning it passed the threshhold in those two houses.
But the laity voted 132 in favour and 74 against with no abstentions - meaning that if six people who voted no had voted yes, it would have carried.
Stephen Cottrell, the Bishop of Chelmsford, told reporters: "I'm hugely disappointed.
"This is going to be very hard for people in the wider church and the wider world to understand.
"I'm not sure what's going to happen next.
"We need to do a lot of work to persuade the lay people of Synod that there is a way forward on this together.
"The irony of the decision we've just taken is that I believe it is the mind of the church that we have women bishops.
"There's a danger that the national church becomes a bit of a national embarrassment over this."
The electronic vote was held following seven hours of debate and passionate speeches on the floor.
Nigel McCulloch, the Bishop of Manchester, concluded the debate by saying: "If you wait for the perfect moment, if you wait for the perfect piece of legislation, then you will be waiting forever.
"Now, under God, I believe, is the moment for decision and so I urge this Synod in all its three houses to give tonight the... measure its final approval."
Church of England bishops were to host an emergency session on Wednesday morning to consider the consequences of the vote.
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HILLSBORO BEACH, Fla. -- Officials say more than a dozen people believed to be from Haiti have come ashore in Florida.
Hillsboro Beach Police Maj. Jay Szesnat says nearby residents alerted them that the group of migrants, including some children, were on the beach early Monday. One woman was found dead in the surf, a second was taken to a hospital, and 17 were turned over to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Another man was found in nearby Boca Raton and was taken into custody.
The Miami Herald reports that it was not clear how they got to shore because no boat was found.
Officials say there is no correlation "at this point" to four bodies found floating in the water off Hollywood Beach on Sunday.
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Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg To Make $20 Billion From IPO
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Mark Zuckerberg just rang the NASDAQ bell … opening a trading day in which the 28-year-old is expected to make more than 20 BILLION DOLLARS.
In case you haven't heard, the Facebook stock officially begins trading today — the largest Internet IPO in history.
Zuckerberg performed the bell-ringing via satellite … from the Facebook offices in Menlo Park, CA. Of course, he was wearing his signature hoodie and the kind of smile you'd have on your face if you were in his flip-flops.
The stock price debuted at $38 dollars per share, quickly rose to $42, and then began leveling off. According to CNBC, 82 million shares were traded in the first 30 seconds.
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Two Indonesian players left behind after passport gaffe
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Two Indonesian players could not travel to Turkmenistan for Saturday's World Cup qualifier after the country's soccer body misplaced their passports, local media said.
Wahyu Wiji Astanto and Tony Sucipto were told about the problem barely half an hour before the team was scheduled to leave for the airport on Wednesday, the Jakarta Globe reported.
"I was shocked," the 25-year old Astanto was quoted as saying by the newspaper. "When he (the manager) told me that, I didn't ask any questions. I just went straight back to my room.
"That should have been my debut in the senior squad and I've been waiting so long for that moment."
Sucipto echoed his team mate's feelings.
"I don't know what happened. I submitted all the documents they needed, including my passport," he said.
"I've been playing for the national team for years and this is the first time something like this has happened."
The Indonesian soccer body's secretary general Tri Goestoro admitted the error and said officials were aware about it since Saturday.
"They made new passports on Monday. We did everything we could to obtain visas for them but failed," he said.
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Ethiopia, 25 August 2014: UNICEF provides much needed clean water to new refugees from South Sudan and the local communities hosting them
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GAMBELA, ETHIOPIA, 27 JUNE 2014 – The swollen Baro river marks the border between Ethiopia and it western neighbour, South Sudan. It's fast-flowing waters are all that stand between those fleeing the brutal civil war in their home country and safety in Gambella. Dotted along the banks on the South Sudanese side are men, women and children, clutching their meagre possessions, waiting to be transported across the muddy-brown waterway in white plastic canoes. With battered suitcases and woven baskets on their head, those refugees – dusty, exhausted and in need of food and water – who have successfully made the river-crossing trudge towards Burebiey and the UNHCR registration tent, half a kilometre away.
Deng Gatek spent three days waiting to cross the Baro as he tried to scrape together the 30 birr (USD$1.5) fee he needed to secure passage for himself, his wife and his four children. He silently fills his yellow plastic jerry can with crystal clear water from UNICEF's EM-Wat (emergency water) facility.
"We walked through the bush with hyenas and snakes. Many bad things happened," Mr Gatek recalls, weariness and relief etched on his face. He can't remember how many days the journey took from his home in Walang, in Jonglei State, to the border. "It was difficult to find water on the way. When we arrived at the border we were able to drink the river water. The water from the tap is much better than the river water – there is no dirt in it. I can take clean water to my wife and children now. They are at the registration centre," he adds, pointing to a clutch of tents in the distance.
David Luk Both, himself a refugee from South Sudan, is in charge of the EM-Wat treatment plant. Before the fighting broke out he had worked as a technician for MSF Holland for seven years. "The water is pumped from the river Baro into two 12,000 litre sedimentation tanks," Mr Both explains. "The water sits in the tank until all the debris and mud has sunk to the bottom; aluminium sulphate is added to help the process. The pH of the water is tested to check the levels of acidity before it is pumped into a chlorination tank that kills all the bugs and germs in the water. It is then ready to drink."
If needed, Mr Both and his team can provide up to 36,000 litres of clear water a day. "The refugees come all day to the taps. If I don't treat the water they can't drink it. I'm very happy because I'm helping my people," he says.
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More than 147,000 South Sudanese asylum seekers have arrived in Gambella since fighting erupted in Juba in December last year. This has placed a tremendous burden on local authorities which were already stretched – Gambella is one of the poorest regions in one of the most food insecure countries in the world, and was host to around 76,000 refugees from South Sudan before the current influx began.
Pel Puoch is head of the Water, Energy and Resources Office in Mokoey woreda (district). Nyien Nyang town, close to Leitchor refugee camp, is under his responsibility. "Before the provision of shallow wells in Leitchor camp, the refugees had started to use the water pumps in Nyien Nyang. This created a burden for the community," Mr Puoch says. "UNICEF immediately understood the problem and increased its support to the wordea and the burden has been greatly reduced."
This year UNICEF has installed 9 pumps in Nyien Nyang. There are 35 in total, serving a population of around 18,000, nearly half of which were constructed by UNICEF, including two at the local the hospital.
"The focus of all the NGOs and UN agencies has been on the refugees. At UNICEF, our focus is always on both the host community and the asylum seekers," says Basazin Minda, WASH officer. "We identified the burden on the local services at an early stage and decided to increase the number of shallow wells in the area in order to create a balance between the host community and refugees." He believes that the creation of the additional shallow wells and pumps has prevented potential conflicts over this precious resource between the indigenous community and the refugees they have provided sanctuary too.
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Mr Puoch has seen many benefits from the construction of water pumps in the heart of the community. "Having the pumps close to their homes means that the women will save time collecting water. Previously, when they had to go to a faraway pump they would not use the water for hygiene. But because they can access water in the local area at any time, sanitation has improved," he insists.
"When the pumps were some distance away they would break often. Now they are close to the homes the community takes better care of them.
At Dobrar village, Nyarout Jok, a mother of four, uses the UNICEF water pump twice a day. It's just 300m away from her home and fetching water now takes less than 20 minutes a day. Before the tap was installed she had to walk over a kilometre each way to the nearest water source, which took at least an hour. "I use the extra time to grind flour and take care of my children," she says. "I have also returned to education. I'm a grade 5 student."
So why did she decide to go back to school? "I need to do my own job," she says. "I will be able to earn my own income and I will become more confident. I want to be either a doctor or an engineer."
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Toronto Raptors: GM Masai Ujiri Has Difficult Decisions To Make
Entering his first-year in charge of the Toronto Raptors, new General Manager Masai Ujiri will have the fan base on pins and needles wondering what his intentions for the club are going to be.
Ujiri will have the season to examine the roster and determine what road to travel down moving forward. How the team plays in the first-half of the year will decide which path Ujiri chooses.
The general manager has two options moving forward when it comes to making decisions on the roster. If the team plays well, he'll likely decide to make additions to the club in an attempt to improve the team and their playoff aspirations. If the team struggles and the postseason seems unlikely, all indications point to Ujiri blowing up the roster and starting from scratch with another Raptors rebuild.
The fan base is growing impatient and Raptors management want the team to be competitive by the time the 2016 NBA All-Star Game is hosted in Toronto. This means whatever Ujiri decides to do he'll have to make his decision quick. If he elects to put the franchise through another rebuild, it better be an accelerated rebuild or there might not be many Raptor fans left by the time the All-Star Game rolls into town. If he determines the Raptors have a good enough core in place and all that is needed are a couple significant tweaks to the roster, then he'll need to sign Rudy Gay to a contract extension as soon as possible.
Gay can opt out of his contract at the end of the season and if the Raptors aren't going to rebuild than they certainly can't afford to lose the swingman and receive nothing in return. The club is finally getting over losing Chris Bosh for virtually nothing and it took them quite awhile to recover from trading Vince Carter for a half-empty box of Cheerios. Losing Gay for nothing would devastate the franchise and set it back for years to come.
It's unlikely Gay would opt out of his contract, given he'd be walking away from nearly $20 million dollars. However, stranger things have happened in the NBA and if he puts up big numbers being the primary option of the team, he might sacrifice $20 million in 2014-15 to sign a contract for similar money over multiple years.
Ujiri will also have to make decisions on Kyle Lowry and Amir Johnson moving forward, as the point guard is a free agent at the end of the year while the power forward has a team option for the 2014-15 season.
Lowry is playing for a contract this season. Regardless of what kind of numbers he puts up, the main thing for the guard will be to prove he can stay healthy. Injuries plagued the guard in his first year with the club last season, as he never seemed to be able to play pain-free or stay on the court. He also displayed attitude issues a year ago after pouting over losing his starting job to Jose Calderon. Lowry had a history of being immature before arriving in Toronto and if he can't focus on what is best for the team, it might be better for Ujiri to search for his starting point guard elsewhere.
Johnson has a team option for $7 million next season and unless the forward has a significant drop-off in his play this year, it is safe to say his option will be picked up. Johnson's contract was considered a gross overpayment and ridiculous when he first signed it. However, nobody shares those thoughts now as many feel he is underpaid for what he brings to the franchise.
With three of the players projected to be in the starting-five unit for the upcoming season unclear of their status with the franchise next year, Ujiri will have his hands full trying to decide what to do with the roster.
All of his decisions will be based on how well the team preforms to start the season, as a lackluster start will no doubt result in players leaving town.
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LAS VEGAS — After reaching the Pac-12 tournament semifinals in 2012-13, Utah felt better about its chances of competing within the conference in 2013-14 for a variety of reasons. While the improved maturity of players such as Dallin Bachynski, Jordan Loveridge and Brandon Taylor was certainly a factor, the addition of junior college transfer Delon Wright was another.
Lauded for his versatility, the 6-foot-6 Wright more than lived up to the expectations in his debut season as he posted averages of 15.5 points, 6.8 rebounds and 5.3 assists per game. Wright's play was one reason why the Utes improved their win total by six games, and in reaching the Postseason NIT the program made its first postseason appearance since 2009.
Head coach Larry Krystkowiak's program is in a good spot these days, and with the returnees being joined by a solid recruiting class there's been an increase in both fan excitement and expectations as the Utes prepare for the 2014-15 season. And the goals for Wright and his teammates are clear-cut: to not only reach the NCAA tournament but to also contend in a conference that has multiple teams looking to threaten early favorite Arizona.
"Everyone's coming back," Wright told NBCSports.com at the LeBron James Skills Academy. "We played Arizona three times last year and two of the games were close, so we feel like we can compete with them."
One of the keys for Utah this season will be Wright's progression, because even with the vast array of skills he displayed there was a glaring weakness on the offensive end. That weakness: perimeter shooting. Wright finished the 2013-14 season shooting 56.1% from the field, but he made just 22.2% of his shots from beyond the arc. Given teams' ability to sag off of Wright and dare him to shoot the perimeter shot, the overall field goal percentage displays his ability to not settle for what's being given to him.
With his ability to remain under control, Wright can get to just about any spot on the floor and that was the case in Las Vegas at the LeBron camp. But for Wright to take the next step individually, thus helping Utah in the process, he knows that the work he puts in to improve his perimeter shot will be key.
"That's the main thing I need to work on," Wright noted. "I've been shooting a lot of shots in the gym, and I'm trying to work on my form, release and confidence [in taking those shots]. A lot of teams packed the lane against me because they knew I like to drive to the basket.
"They gave me the outside shot and I wasn't comfortable with it. So I feel that if I can knock those shots down, it will open up my game and open up the game for the entire team."
As a team Utah finished second in the Pac-12 in field goal percentage, making nearly 49 percent of their shots from the field one season after ranking seventh in that particular category (43.9%). The Utes were also a more efficient offensive team, and given the fact that their top six scorers from last season all return to Salt Lake City there should be optimism surrounding the program. However in order to truly factor into the Pac-12 race, Utah will need to perform better down the stretch in tight games.
Last season in games decided by six points or less the Utes amassed a record of three wins and eight losses, which includes a four-point home loss to Arizona and tight road defeats at the hands of Arizona State (79-75), Colorado (79-75) and Stanford (61-60). So while much was made of the Utes' non-conference strength of schedule (and rightfully so) when their name wasn't called on Selection Sunday, those close defeats were just as much of a culprit.
The hope for Wright and his teammates is that with an added year of experience they can change that fortune, and better yet the Utes will be expected to do so. And that represents a step forward for the program, which until that run in the 2013 Pac-12 tournament took more than its fair share of beatings. With this being the case, Utah has the opportunity to move closer to being the program that is currently ranked 15th on the NCAA's all-time wins list (1,685 wins; .643 win percentage).
"Walking around campus, people aren't asking us if we're going to be good," said Wright. "They're asking if we're going to make it to the tournament."
Making the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2009 is a realistic expectation for Utah, but it should also be noted that Wright and his teammates aren't limiting themselves to simply making the field of 68. And with there being a number of hopeful contenders in the Pac-12 with major questions to answer this offseason, that's a good approach to take.
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Footsie climbed to yet another peak but MAMs fell 16.5p to 1,272.5p. The shares have found the going uncomfortable since peaking at 1,463.5p in May. The market is uneasy over the group's investment performance. The most persistent story is it suffered a poor second quarter and, in certain areas, is, in effect, bottom of the class.
It appears its mixed equity and property fund had a particularly unimpressive time.
PDFM, the fund management arm of Swiss owned UBS, is another said to have underperformed in the second quarter. It has for long been banking on an equity collapse, putting a surprising large slice of its funds into cash.
There is no doubt that many fund managers have been caught on the hop by the strength of equities. The chorus of caution in the Merrill Lynch survey could be an illustration of their misjudgement.
MAMs, with around pounds 70bn under management, has been the deciding influence in many big takeover battles. It ensured Granada won the fierce pounds 3.9bn battle for control of the Forte catering and hotel empire.
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Footsie managed another unabashed, heady gallop. Once again overseas investors were out in force. In heavy trading - Seaq volume topped 1 billion shares - the blue-chip index soared 64.9 points to 4,964.2. At one time it seemed intent on surging through the 5,000 barrier. In mid afternoon it was up 92.5 at 4,991.8.
Then New York introduced a little caution into the proceedings. In the event it shrugged off early hesitancy and during London hours smashed through 8,000 points.
Compared with New York and European markets London looks cheap. Overseas investors are unworried by the increasingly inflated valuations which, anyway, are still below those in most other markets.
Even so, the feeling shares are rising too quickly, too steeply prevails in many quarters. There is a tendency to draw comparisons with the 1987 crash; the anniversary of the great equities blood bath is drawing uncomfortably near.
Although the FTSE 250 index jumped 36 points blue chips remained the attraction, underlining overseas buying.
Some foreigners feel quite adventurous trading in London; they are not, however, going to wander outside the comfort and protection of leading equities.
Financials again had a good run with HSBC powering ahead 65p (after 116p) to 2,151p. National Westminster Bank, on the rumoured shake-up at its securities arm, recovered 21p to 874p.
The market still feels a big financial bid is being hatched. HSBC has at one time or another been linked with almost every financial in sight. Abbey National, currently bidding for Cater Allen, is another seen as strongly acquisitive.
Drugs, a long-time favourite of US fund managers, enjoyed support. They continue to direct their attention towards the bigger players with Zeneca up 67p to 2,265p; only six months ago speculators were piling into the shares in the hope of a bid materialising at around 2,200p.
ScottishPower had an eventful session, closing 20p higher at 467p. Some chunky trades went through with some suggesting technical influences.
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Among supporting shares British Biotech continued to rally, up 15.5p to 183p but Medeva fell 34.5p to 222p with worries about Ionamin, the recent subject of a "Dear Doctor" letter from the US Food and Drug Administration.
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In transitioning out of high school, many students feel as though they are moving from an everyday routine of the same generic classes to a tailored schedule that directly impacts their future. Here at FHU, professors strive to make their classes not only relevant and practical but also engaging, and Dr. Kenan Casey, chair of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, is one such professor.
Building on recent educational theories, Dr. Casey designed a flipped classroom to teach a short course on Java programming over the summer. In this model, the lectures were pre-recorded and available for student viewing online at anytime, while class time was reserved for hands-on experiences and exercises typically reserved for homework. This flipped format required students to enter the classroom pre-prepared and gave them the opportunity to learn the Java language with Dr. Casey close by. Students were overwhelmingly positive about this change in teaching style because as Dr. Casey points out, "Teaching should be about designing a learning experience…rather than just a vomiting out of information."
In addition to the flipped class, Dr. Casey added another twist to the class when he designed the class project to be a practical and fun demonstration of learned skills: students wrote in Java to program digital robots to battle against each other. Each student created the artificial intelligence for his or her robot in order to control its actions for different situations it might encounter in the battle such as running into a wall or being shot. With these challenges in mind, the students programed their robots with one goal: avoid death.
On the day of the final showdown, the students gathered at Dr. Casey's house to eat pizza and to celebrate the end of the course as they watched the battle. Grades were based on the points a robot gained. These points were awarded for hitting another robot and for the amount of time a robot stayed alive. Although the students' work was complete at that point, Dr. Casey was pleased to listen to the critiques the students offered about their robots and the discussion about how to write a better code in the future. Those types of discussions are the sort that will fuel the students' abilities to thrive in the workplace as they identify weaknesses in other codes and work to correct them.
If you are interested in Dr. Casey's class, you can still access the lectures online through iTunes U. Simply open the iTunes store and search for Freed-Hardeman University. There, you'll find Dr. Casey's course under the title, Introduction to Java, and you can view it for free.
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Zuerlein success no surprise to college coachesST. LOUIS (AP) - Missouri Western was a must stop for NFL special teams coaches this spring. Everyone wanted a close look at the kicker who made 21 field goals in a row, nine of them from midfield or beyond.
The Vikings put Greg Zuerlein high on their shopping list. The Texans, too. Rams special teams coach John Fassel made the trip twice.
It's no surprise to his college coaches that Zuerlein has made the jump from Division Two to the pros with panache.
Zuerlein broke the Rams franchise record with a 58-yarder in the first quarter Sunday against the Seahawks, then topped it with a 60-yarder in the second half. He's perfect on 12 field goal attempts for St. Louis (2-2). The Rams will play the 4-0 Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night football this week.
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PARIS (AFP) - The future of Paris St Germain coach Paul Le Guen could become a big talking point in the French first division this week after Nice added to the club's growing list of defeats.
Nice won the match 2-1, as PSG - who have been on form away from home this campaign but, bizarrely, been unable to win at the Parc des Princes - slipped one place further down to third from bottom.
Fellow strugglers Auxerre moved one place in the other direction after they turned on the home form to down Le Mans 3-0.
As Lyon warmed up for a key Champions League clash against Barcelona, PSG's first away defeat of the season means they are wondering whether they will make it out of the relegation zone in time for Christmas.
Nice took a deserved 1-0 lead inside the quarter hour as veteran striker Lilian Laslandes took advantage of a slack PSG defence to meet a probing cross from the left with a diving header.
Le Guen has a new policy of giving some of the younger members of his squad a chance, and he must have been smiling when the efforts of David Ngog, 18, provided a well-deserved equaliser in the 32nd minute.
But PSG were playing catch-up after Baky Kone finished off a fine individual run through the PSG defence to beat Mickael Landreau on 37 minutes.
After the interval PSG battled hard and were unlucky to have a goal disallowed, although replays would suggest that Zoumana Camara's touch on Ceara's freekick was not offside as was ruled by the referee.
On Saturday six-time champions Lyon bounced back from their humbling defeat to Marseille last time out with a commanding 2-0 win away to Rennes.
But four days ahead of a crucial Champions League clash with Barcelona, Lyon are sweating over the fitness of influential striker Karim Benzema who limped off injured shortly after the restart.
After their defeat to Marseille a fortnight ago Lyon got back to winning ways through Brazilian Juninho and Hatem Ben Arfa.
Juninho's skills as a dead ball specialist were put to use after just five minutes, but it was from the penalty spot, and not from one of his trademark 30-yard free kicks, that he opened his account.
Ben Arfa added a goal in the 24th minute after a fine individual display in which he dribbled his way past Rod Fanni and Guillaume Borne before blasting the ball past Simon Pouplin.
Lyon's 11th win in 15 matches means they have a three-point lead over Nancy, who put some space between themselves and third placed Bordeaux by beating Lille 2-0 and seeing Bordeaux demolished.
Bordeaux are still in third, but woke up Sunday with a vintage hangover after their 5-0 humbling at league new boys Caen.
Caen will be buoyed by this performance, which was inevitably helped by the double sending off of Bordeaux pair Mathieu Chalme and Marc Planus.
Bordeaux president Jean-Louis Triaud admitted it was a night to forget.
"We want to forget that as soon as possible. Let's just say we won't be reflecting on it over the New Year festivities," he said.
Former European champions Marseille meanwhile continued their bid for domestic respectability with a 3-1 win over basement side Metz.
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As noted by Macworld, the Mac App Store now prompts those users with a warning to help prevent users from inadvertently buying software twice. It lets them know that the application "is already installed and was not purchased from the Mac App Store."
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