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A line of storms moving through North Texas on Wednesday caused 10 tornadoes according to early estimates and killed at least six people.
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Global manufacturer Procter & Gamble plans to wring $4.5 billion in savings from raw materials, packaging and logistics as part of a plan to save $10 billion.
Improvements in product design and formulation across P&G's brands will deliver those savings, CEO Bob McDonald said at an investors conference Thursday. That includes "our work to drive concentration of products, which saves materials, transportation and warehousing costs," McDonald said.
"We're working to create substitute materials that deliver the performance consumers expect while saving money and increasing sustainability of supply," he said. That includes using more efficient packaging to cut material and logistics costs.
The company announced it would cut approximately 5,700 nonmanufacturing jobs by the end of fiscal 2013, saving $800 million a year, as part of the four-year plan.
"This should make us more agile and fast moving," said McDonald, speaking at the annual Consumer Analyst Group of New York conference in Boca Raton, Fla.
By the end of fiscal 2016, the job cuts alone — many at the executive level — will save the company about $1 billion a year, McDonald said at the event. In the current fiscal year, the company "reduced number of vice presidents and above by 15 percent, that's 600 roles," McDonald said.
Out of the $10 billion, "about 80 percent will come from cost reduction," said McDonald, "and about $2 billion will come from leveraging fixed growth."
The $10 billion includes $3 billion in overhead cuts — including the jobs — a $6 billion reduction in the cost of goods sold and $1 billion in marketing efficiencies.
P&G, an $82.6 billion company in the fiscal year that ended last June, is increasing sales but believes it needs to become more agile to spur faster global growth. The company's net profit dropped 49 percent in the last quarter, to $1.7 billion, as it faced rising commodity prices and retail price competition.
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Digital memories
There is nothing like capturing a memory with a photograph or a video. You can capture the essence of a holiday, birthday, event, party or even a passing moment with a simple snap of a button. As technology has evolved, so has the quality of digital photography and video. In an instant, a memory is forever lodged in a memory chip somewhere in that palm-sized device that fits neatly in your pocket.
Not only has the technology improved (as the size of these gadgets have shrunk), the resources to share and organize photographs and related media have become more readily available, easy to use, and affordable. Some are event free.
The most commonly used tool to share photos and videos is Facebook. It recently added extra privacy settings so you can choose who can and cannot view your latest gathering. Snapfish, Picassa and Shutterfly are also wonderful options to view, organize and even order prints of your most recent memories. In fact, Snapfish has a feature that allows you to order prints online that you can pick up at your nearest Walgreen's.
My 15 year-old son is a master of the art of media sharing. He posts pictures and videos to Facebook, tagged with names of his friends, all with a few clicks on his iPhone!
I bought my first Apple iMac in 2008, and couldn't resist the urge for a Macbook for my job, and then recently picked up the iPhone. The ability to organize my family trip albums and event memories – and prepare copies on CDs for my friends and family is an added value of iPhoto. Since I adopted this technology, I now have instantly, accessible visual diaries that I can share of my fondest memories: my annual family trip to the lake; going to Sundance with my girlfriends; my son's Bar Mitzvah; my brother's wedding in Sonoma; and let's not forget Night Racing at Churchill Downs, New Year's Eve and Best Dressed of Louisville.
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The 2014-15 fall season brochure featuring artists list Madeleine Peyroux, Keb' Mo', John Hiatt, David Bromberg, Ralphie May as well as the SOPAC Kids N' Family Series, a dance series, film club, and more has been published! You'll find it all at SOPAC!
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Everyone has artistic ability. You may not know how to play the piano, but most people can hum or sing or just clap along. And everyone can listen and appreciate someone playing or performing. We hope you will also appreciate the beauty of the exquisite painted pianos, transformed into works of art themselves by five extraordinary painters as well as students and staff at Seton Hall University for painting the piano located on campus.
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Press preview of the 2013 North America International Auto Show opened Monday in Detroit, the United States. The show that will be open to the public from January 19 to January 27 features more than 500 vehicles from over 40 famous automakers from all over the world.
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In my Tuesday Night Caveman Session posts, I've been referring to 'neutral spine', 'set shoulders' and 'solid glutes'. Some clarification sounds like a good idea to help ya'll move and exercise with greater safety and power. Good technique should be the core of any exercise. Pushing yourself with poor form will not only result in a higher risk of serious injury, but also restrict your muscles from working as they're designed, bleeding potential power from your movements. As well as reduced performance and increased injury, poor technique will progressively re-enforce bad motor patterns and muscular imbalances, contributing to what might become
This week we will be focusing on a combination of whole body endurance and bursts of intensity. Imagine crawling through the underbrush towards your prey – possibly a kangaroo or small deer. You have to go slowly and carefully so as to not alert it to your presence. You get close, but you know that it knows you're there. Not wanting to risk losing it if it bolts, you break from cover, trying to get close enough before it flees. You throw your spear and strike. But you need to make sure the kill is clean and that the animal won't escape, or suffer. Then you have to carry your meal back to the fires.
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- a 10-30kg sandbag/ boxing bag
- a 2.5 – 10kg weight, depending on strength level, preferably a pole or spear-like object.
1. Place the sandbag/ boxing bag and projectile 60 metres from the starting point
2. Crawl 30 metres towards the bag, keeping as low as possible. Actively place your hands and feet as carefully and quietly as you can
3. When you're within 30 metres of the bag, sprint to it as fast as you can
4. At the bag, throw the projectile as far as you can
5. Sprint to the projectile, collect it, then sprint back to the bag
6. Carry/ drag the bag and the projectile back to the starting point. Change positions as often as necessary.
Repeat twice to four times, switching arms for each set.
2. Keep your core and glutes solid, always maintaining a neutral spine. Set your shoulders by imagining screwing your hands outwards – this will hold your shoulder in a stable position.
3. Lean a little and let gravity pull you along. Aim to get your shins parallel to the ground after pushing-off.
4. Throw as you're comfortable (shot-put, overarm, underarm), but make sure the power comes from stepping forwards (a lunge) and twisting your torso. Your arm should act as a conduit for the power generated by the rest of your body, simply guiding the projectile in its trajectory. Keep that shoulder set.
5. Sprint as before, and get ready to keep your neutral spine as you duck to collect the projectile.
6. Carry/drag as you're comfortable, making sure to maintain a neutral spine and set your shoulders and glutes.


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Chocolate Glamour: The 10 Brownest Cars from the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance Weekend
We here at V.F.'s car department have been pushing brown cars as a burgeoning luxury trend for some years now, via expert predictions, industry forecasts, and firsthand experience. So it was with great pleasure that we spied such a sepia rainbow of phenomenal vintage automobiles this weekend at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, the annual classic-car show on the California coast. Click through the glorious slide show below to immerse yourself in all the chronologically chocolatey glamour.
1926 Renault 40CV Labourdette Skiff
An archetypically French design, with an aluminum snub nose and a ship-like wooden stern. In between: a length of rich brown decking.


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Understanding How Word Drawings Work
Before you start working with Word's drawing tools, it's helpful to understand the types of images they create. Word's drawing tools create vector graphics. This is to say that they create digital images through commands and mathematical statements that instruct your computer where to place points, lines, and shapes. This is in contrast to bitmapped graphics, such as digital photos, which simply assign color data to each pixel in an image. Vector graphics have two important advantages over bitmapped graphics. First, they can be enlarged or stretched without blurring. Second, they are generally far smaller, leading to smaller files.
Word calls its vector graphics drawing objects. These drawing objects can be edited separately or grouped so that they can be edited together. They can also be layered so that some components of your drawing appear "on top of" others. You'll learn how to use the grouping and layering tools later in the chapter.
Because Word drawing objects are made of lines and shapes, you can often edit drawings to remove elements you don't need and add elements you do want.
When to Use Word's Drawing Tools?And When Not To
Chapter 13, "Getting Images into Your Documents," discusses how to import existing graphics into Word. But what if the graphic you want doesn't exist? Often, you can create it yourself, using Word's drawing tools.
It's helpful to understand what Word's drawing tools can do well?and what they can't do well. Word's drawing tools can be invaluable when you need
In short, Word's drawing tools are well suited for solving a wide variety of specific business problems. But they're poorly suited for projects in which superb aesthetics are required, such as complex freehand illustrations, images that must be printed with precise coloring, or "painted" bitmapped graphics. In such cases, use another tool for the job. For example:
Using Word 2003's Drawing Toolbar
To draw in Word, first display the Drawing toolbar. To do so, either click the Drawing button on the Standard toolbar or choose View, Toolbars, Drawing. The Drawing toolbar appears at the bottom of the Word application window (see Figure 14.1).
Figure 14.1. The Drawing toolbar centralizes all of Word's tools for drawing objects.
The Drawing toolbar brings together all of Word's tools for drawing. Some of these tools?such as callouts?are valuable even if you never create an image from scratch. Table 14.1 presents an overview of each button and what it does.
For information on WordArt, see Chapter 13, "Getting Images into Your Documents," p. 437; on text boxes, see Chapter 16, "Word Desktop Publishing," p. 557; and on diagrams and organization charts, see Chapter 15, "Visualizing Your Message with Graphs, Diagrams, and Org Charts," p. 511.
Understanding the Drawing Canvas
Long-time Word users have sometimes encountered difficulties in controlling the position and elements of their images?especially the way images interact with surrounding text and page breaks. To help address this problem, Microsoft introduced the Drawing Canvas.
The Drawing Canvas is, in essence, a separate layer of a Word document for drawings. All drawing objects placed within a Drawing Canvas have an absolute position and remain together as you placed them, regardless of where the Drawing Canvas itself may move as you edit surrounding text.
When you insert a new line, shape, or other drawing element in Word 2003, Word switches to Print Layout view and displays the Drawing Canvas, as shown in Figure 14.2. If you want, you can then create your image within the borders of the Drawing Canvas. By default, the Drawing Canvas extends from your left to right margins and is 4.5" high.
Figure 14.2. Word 2003's Drawing Canvas.
If you are superimposing a drawing object on an existing graphic, the Drawing Canvas does not appear. You simply draw the new object on top of the graphic.
Word's Drawing Canvas toolbar (see Figure 14.3) provides four tools that make it easier to use the Drawing Canvas. To display the toolbar, right-click within the Drawing Canvas and choose Show Drawing Canvas Toolbar.
Figure 14.3. The Drawing Canvas toolbar.
You can format other elements of a Drawing Canvas by right-clicking on it and choosing Format Drawing Canvas from the shortcut menu. The Format Drawing Canvas dialog box appears (see Figure 14.4).
Figure 14.4. The Format Drawing Canvas dialog box.
From here, you can control the following:
The settings provided in the Format Drawing Canvas dialog box are similar to those in the Format Picture dialog box covered in Chapter 13.
Drawing Without Using the Drawing Canvas
You may not always want to use the Drawing Canvas. For example, if your drawing is simple, and you don't expect to encounter problems aligning your drawing with other document elements, you may not need the Drawing Canvas. If your drawing is far smaller than the default Drawing Canvas, you may not want to take the trouble to resize the canvas. In certain cases, the Drawing Canvas can introduce new problems; for example, it can make creating accurate callouts more difficult.
To avoid using the Drawing Canvas, press Esc after Word inserts it. The Drawing Canvas will disappear.
If you really can't stand the Drawing Canvas, you can instruct Word not to display it automatically. Choose Tools, Options, General; then clear the Automatically Create Drawing Canvas When Inserting AutoShapes check box.


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Corned Beef in Beer
As usual I pressure cooked my 3lb. corned beef for 55 minutes.
Let it cool, sliced it. Was very good! BUT TOO SALTY.
I laid all of the slices in my skillet and poured a 12 oz. bottle
of low carb beer over it all and let it set there covered for an hour.
NO heat. That beer took the saltiness out of it. I heated it up
in a 250 oven after taking it out of the beer. It was perfect!
Perhaps this 'secret' is well known to you all, but I feel like I discovered
something wonderful and wanted to share. DH said he could not taste
the beer in it..
Thank you for the tip! I didn't know that either! My hubby loves CB and forced me to buy one. I keep looking at it in the fridge. I've never cooked one and I'm scared to attempt it. =)
What a clever idea, Barb. Hmmm......Do you think is was some chemistry with beer, per se, or do you think it was just a case of salt leeching out of the meat via osmosis and the same thing would have happened just soaking it in a similar amount of plain water? Very interesting indeed. Either way, thanks for the tip! I'll have to remember this one!
I always add a beer to the crockpot or pressure cooker when I do corned beef that way. It tastes good! :) Glad you found a way to de-salt that meat, Barbo!
I have two briskets in the sous vide, they've been in since yesterday morning at 10 am. :yummy:
I have always boiled it to cut down on salt, then bake with a brown sugar glaze that makes a nice glaze. Of course, I now use the diabetisweet brown sugar and it melts just like regular brown sugar.
Hmmm, I never thought, I could boil it first in the beer instead of water. Will have to try that...
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Grasse, world capital for perfumes
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Tour N°6 - Antibes, Cannes, Grasse and the perfumeries(Duration 4h00)
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Antibes : Discover the old town, the marina with the "dock of the billionaires", wonderful view of the French Riviera from the ramparts.
Cannes : In Cannes you will walk on "La Croisette", the famous promenade on the sea front, you will enjoy the luxury hotels and the fancy shops and we will take some pictures of you walking up the red carpet stairs of the Film Festival Palace.
Grasse : Drive by the countryside to the world capital of perfumes and enjoy the guided visit of the perfume factory "Fragonard"*.
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The tournament is over for quite some time but I managed to finish my report on the Big guys only today. So here we go for a review of the most interesting inside players including an updated on the Toronto Raptors drafted Lithuanian Center Jonas Valanciunas.
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FIBA U19 World Championship 2011: the Bigs
July 26th, 2011 · No Comments
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Boris Barac·Jonas Valanciunas·Marcos Delia·Marko Gujanicic·Nemanja Besovic·Przemyslaw Karnowski·Rolandas Jakstas
FIBA U19 World Championship 2011: the Wings
July 20th, 2011 · No Comments
After having analyzed the most impressive guards a few days, here we go for the wing players that stood out the most. As previously, I concentrated my scouting mostly on European players which explains the small information on non-Europeans in the report.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Bogdan Bogdanovic·Dario Saric·Davis Bertans·Djordje Drenovac·Edgaras Ulanovas·Jeremy Lamb·Mitchell Creek·Patricio Garino·Sergey Karasev·Vladislav Trushkin
FIBA U19 World Championship 2011: the Guards
July 14th, 2011 · No Comments
We start our round-up traditionally with the Guards and take a look at who were the perimeter players that impressed the most during the U19 World Championship. We focused the most on European players but took also a quick look at some of the best non-Europeans in the tournament. Here we go.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Aleksandar Cvetkovic·Bogic Vujosevic·Dmitry Kulagin·Dovydas Redikas·Grzegorz Grochowski·Hugh Greenwood·Juan Jose Giaveno·Luciano Massarelli·Mateusz Ponitka·Michal Michalak·Vytenis Cizauskas
FIBA U19 World Championship: the Finals
July 10th, 2011 · No Comments
The last day of the FIBA U19 World Championships in Riga has arrived with the big final between Lithuania and Serbia. Thousands of fans were expected to invade the Arena today but there were some other games before the showdown of the two European basketball powerhouses.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Aleksandar Cvetkovic·Aleksandr Gudumak·Bogdan Bogdanovic·Bogic Vujosevic·Dario Saric·Deividas Pukis·Djordje Drenovac·Dmitry Kulagin·Dovydas Redikas·Edgaras Ulanovas·Franco Giorgetti·Hugh Greenwood·Jonas Valanciunas·Juan Jose Giaveno·Luciano Massarelli·Luka Mitrovic·Marcos Delia·Michal Michalak·Nemanja Besovic·Nikola Siladi·Pablo Perez·Przemyslaw Karnowski·Sergey Karasev·Vladislav Trushkin·Vytenis Cizauskas
FIBA U19 World Championship: 1/2 Final Videos
July 10th, 2011 · No Comments
Check below for some Videos of the semi-finals of the FIBA U19 World Championship in Riga. You can get an impression of the great atmosphere during the Lithuania-Russia game as well as some special warm-up sessions by Argentina.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship
FIBA U19 World Championship: Semi-Finals
July 9th, 2011 · 1 Comment
After a first day in Riga with several surprises, we were back in the Arena to follow the semi-finals day of the FIBA U19 World Championships. As the quarter-finals gave us a few surprises, we were looking forward to see if Argentina can upset another one and eventually reach the final and if the favorites […]
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Alexander Tikhonin·Bogic Vujosevic·Boris Barac·Dario Saric·Davi Rossetto·Davis Bertans·Deividas Pukis·Dmitry Kulagin·Edmunds Dukulis·Franco Giorgetti·Jonas Valanciunas·Juan Jose Giaveno·Lucas "Bebe" Nogueira·Luciano Massarelli·Marko Gujanicic·Mateusz Ponitka·Rolandas Jakstas·Sergey Karasev·Toni Katic·Zygimantas Skucas
FIBA U19 World Championship: 1/4 Final Video Review
July 9th, 2011 · No Comments
Here we go for some Videos about the U19 World Championship Quarter-Finals in Riga. You can see the great alley-oop of Jonas Valanciunas over the Polish defense as well as the excellent double-touch pass fastbreak by Argentina.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship
FIBA U19 World Championship: Quarter-Finals
July 8th, 2011 · No Comments
The FIBA U19 World Championship Quarter-Finals started this afternoon n Riga. Se below for our reports on the 4 decisive games.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Aleksandar Cvetkovic·Alexander Varnakov·Boris Barac·Dario Saric·Djordje Drenovac·Dmitry Kulagin·Dovydas Redikas·Franco Giorgetti·Grzegorz Grochowski·Hugh Greenwood·Jeremy Lamb·Jonas Valanciunas·Juan Jose Giaveno·Marcos Delia·Marko Gujanicic·Mateusz Ponitka·Meyers Leonard·Michal Michalak·Nemanja Besovic·Owen Odigie·Patricio Garino·Patrick Young·Przemyslaw Karnowski·Toni Katic·Vladislav Trushkin
FIBA U19 World Championship: 2nd round recap
July 7th, 2011 · No Comments
The second round is done at the FIBA U19 World Championship in Riga and we see both Australia and the United States of America going out on the top of their respective groups. The major disappointment comes of course from the hosts of Latvia who finished last in Group E after losing 4 games in […]
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Alexander Varnakov·Boris Barac·Daniel Szymkiewicz·Dario Saric·Grzegorz Grochowski·Jan Grzelinski·Jonas Valanciunas·Mario Hezonja·Mateusz Ponitka·Przemyslaw Karnowski·Tomasz Gielo·Toni Katic
FIBA U19 World Championship: 1st round recap
July 3rd, 2011 · 1 Comment
With the first round done and the second round ahead, it is about time to check what happened in the first three days of the tournament. Without having seen any games, this is of course difficult so that this report is more of an analysis on stats and results while it also features some impressions […]
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Dario Saric·Davis Bertans·Edmunds Dukulis·Egidijus Mockevicius·Janis Timma·Jonas Valanciunas·Kaspars Vecvagars·Nenad Miljenovic·Piotr Niedzwiedzki·Vytenis Cizauskas
FIBA U19 World Championship LIVE
June 29th, 2011 · No Comments
The FIBA U19 World Championship starts tomorrow Thursday in Latvia. After our series of previews, where we could unfortunately not present all the teams, we give you some indications how to follow the tournament on the Internet through LIVE streams or Videos.
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FIBA U19 World Championship Preview: Poland
June 29th, 2011 · No Comments
One of the teams that comes to Latvia with a lot of hopes is Poland. After having won the Silver Medal at the U17 World Championship in Germany, it looks like the Polish teams is taking the World Championship as a preparation event for "their" U18 Euro later this summer. But as Rafal Juc explains, […]
Tags: Daniel Szymkiewicz·Filip Matczak·Grzegorz Grochowski·Mateusz Ponitka·Michal Michalak·Piotr Niedzwiedzki·Przemyslaw Karnowski·Tomasz Gielo
FIBA U19 World Championship Preview: Lithuania
June 28th, 2011 · No Comments
One of the main favorites for the Gold Medal is of course the team from Lithuania. Simonas Baranauskas will give us his preview to the team around the Lottery pick Jonas Valanciunas.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Deividas Pukis·Dovydas Redikas·Edgaras Ulanovas·Jonas Valanciunas·Vytenis Cizauskas·Zygimantas Skucas
FIBA U19 World Championship Preview: Canada
June 28th, 2011 · No Comments
After having won the Bronze Medal with the U17 team at the World Championships 2010, Canada comes to Latvia will smaller expectations as a lot of their most talented players will miss this event. Ray Bala gave us his opinion about the team from Northern America.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Andrew Wiggins·Anthony Bennett·Braxston Bunce·Kevin Pangos·Khem Birch·Kyle Wiltjer·Myck Kabongo·Negus Webster-Chan·Phil Scrubb·Sim Bhullar·Stefan Jankovic
FIBA U19 World Championship Preview: Croatia
June 27th, 2011 · No Comments
One of the most interesting teams for the upcoming U19 World Championship is Croatia. The team from the Balkan region features some of the most talented players from all of Europe and will be a very interesting mix of players from different ages. Our friend Boris breaks down the forces and weaknesses of Croatia.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Boris Barac·Dario Saric·Domagoj Vukovic·Dominik Mavra·Filip Bundovic·Mario Hezonja·Marko Ramljak·Martin Junakovic·Mislav Brzoja·Stefan Zadravec·Stipe Krstanovic·Toni Katic
FIBA U19 World Championship Preview: Latvia
June 27th, 2011 · No Comments
Today we will check the team of the hosts of the U19 World Championship in Latvia. Andrejs Silins will give us his inside view on the team that features new draftee Davis Bertans but also his own brother Ojars.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Andrejs Gazulis·Andris Misters·Arturs Bremers·Davis Bertans·Edmunds Dukulis·Janis Timma·Kaspars Vecvagars·Ojars Silins
FIBA U19 World Championship Preview: Australia
June 26th, 2011 · No Comments
The Emus have really impressed a lot of people with this generation at the Albert-Schweitzer Tournament in 2010. But is this team good enough to compete for the World Championship? Danny Mills discusses the possibility in his preview of the Australian U19 National Team.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Andrija Dumovic·Anthony Drmic·Hugh Greenwood·Igor Hadziomerovic·Jackson Aldridge·Lewis Thomas·Mitchell Creek·William Sinclair
FIBA U19 World Championship Preview: Brazil
June 25th, 2011 · No Comments
Our Preview series continues with a piece on the Brazilian U19 National written by Rafael Uehara. We can already inform you that the competition will be broadcasted as LIVE Stream and without Geo-Blocking on FIBA TV. Click here if you want to subscribe for the event.
Tags: 2011 U19 World Championship·Lucas "Bebe" Nogueira·Raul Neto
FIBA U19 World Championship Preview: Argentina
June 20th, 2011 · No Comments
With the FIBA U19 World Championship approaching, we start a preview series with bloggers and journalists from around the globe giving information on teams from their respective countries. We will start the series today with a preview on Argentina, written by Facundo Iatzky.


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Erotokritos Apartments Pissouri
Official Contact Details - Erotokritos ApartmentsPhone: 01425 403527 Fax: 0871 5033051
A small family-run block of five 1 bedroom apartments in a quiet location with a swimming pool and close to the beach and amenities in Pissouri Bay.
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Each apartment has a kitchenette with a fridge with freezer compartment, kettle and small oven with hob. There is a separate shower bathroom.
The apartments are in a quiet and green spot and the area around the pool is lovely for relaxing. Sun loungers are provided. Each apartments also has its own terrace or balcony, and some have sea views.
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Asthma health centre
High doses of steroids from an inhaler to treat more severe wheezing in babies and young children
This information is for parents of a baby or young child with wheezing. It tells you about high doses of steroids from an inhaler, a treatment used for more severe wheezing in babies and young children. It is based on the best and most up-to-date research.
Do they work?
We're not certain. More research is needed into this treatment.
What are they?
The steroids used for asthma are anti-inflammatory medicines. They calm down and prevent inflammation in the airways. Steroids from an inhaler are often used to prevent asthma.
If children have to go to hospital because of an asthma attack, they are usually given a quick-relief inhaler. Sometimes they will be given steroids at the same time. When steroids are used like this, they're usually given as tablets or a liquid. [49] Some researchers have looked at whether steroids can help treat an asthma attack if they're inhaled. But steroids aren't usually used this way.
It is important to remember that the steroids used to treat asthma are not the same as the anabolic steroids used by some athletes and bodybuilders. In fact, they are a direct copy of steroids produced naturally by our bodies to deal with inflammation. The full name for the steroids used to treat asthma is corticosteroids.
How can they help?
There is no evidence that breathing in high doses of steroids helps to relieve asthma symptoms or wheezing in very young children. [35]
How do they work?
Steroids can help to reduce swelling in the lungs and open up the airways. They're often used to prevent asthma symptoms. Steroid tablets are also used to treat severe asthma attacks.
Some researchers have looked at whether breathing in these drugs can help young children and babies who are having an asthma attack. The research doesn't give a clear answer about whether steroids work when they're used in this way.
Can they be harmful?
We don't know much about the side effects of inhaled steroids in very young children. If steroids are given as emergency treatment for an asthma attack, they're not usually used for very long. This may mean they're less likely to cause side effects.
In older children, a fungal infection (called thrush or candidiasis) in the throat is one of the most common problems when using steroid inhalers. It's not usually serious.
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|Modern Turkey was founded in 1923 from the Anatolian remnants of the defeated Ottoman Empire by national hero Mustafa KEMAL, who was later honored with the title Ataturk, or "Father of the Turks." Under his authoritarian leadership, the country adopted wide-ranging social, legal, and political reforms. After a period of one-party rule, an experiment with multi-party politics led to the 1950 election victory of the opposition Democratic Party and the peaceful transfer of power. Since then, Turkish political parties have multiplied, but democracy has been fractured by periods of instability and intermittent military coups (1960, 1971, 1980), which in each case eventually resulted in a return of political power to civilians. In 1997, the military again helped engineer the ouster - popularly dubbed a "post-modern coup" - of the then Islamic-oriented government. Turkey intervened militarily on Cyprus in 1974 to prevent a Greek takeover of the island and has since acted as patron state to the "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus," which only Turkey recognizes. A separatist insurgency begun in 1984 by the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) - now known as the People's Congress of Kurdistan or Kongra-Gel (KGK) - has dominated the Turkish military's attention and claimed more than 30,000 lives. After the capture of the group's leader in 1999, the insurgents largely withdrew from Turkey, mainly to northern Iraq. In 2004, KGK announced an end to its ceasefire and attacks attributed to the KGK increased. Turkey joined the UN in 1945 and in 1952 it became a member of NATO. In 1964, Turkey became an associate member of the European Community; over the past decade, it has undertaken many reforms to strengthen its democracy and economy, enabling it to begin accession membership talks with the European Union.
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15-64 years: 67.7% (male 24,218,277/female 23,456,761)
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total: 354,421 km
paved: 147,404 km (including 1,886 km of expressways)
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Subject: My dad was there
Hard to believe this was taking place the year of my birth. My dad and a couple of his friends visited it. Came back with a few souvenirs which my mom still has.
Germany about to invade Poland. WW2 weeks/months away. So many of those young fellows visiting lost in the war.
Kodachrome film. Try and view your VHS tapes after 70 years. DVDs too.
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Subject: very interesting!
looking back in time like this cool! it looked in a way like it could of been made not too long ago. cant explain y i felt that. & 2 think those women, if some r alive could of been grandmas! look grandmas on the internet-topless!
im just kidding :). it is an interesting piece of footage! great time capsule!
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Subject: Fun Fun Fun in beautiful Kodachrome
Some charming moments, some awkward moments.
Some moments purely of the time, some moments that could happen in almost any decade.
Most of this footage would get an instant 4/5 from me. However, the footage of naked women swimming, and some not-naked but barely dressed women sun-baking instantly makes this 5/5.
Not that I'm a perv, but how often do you see beautiful women barely dressed in beautiful Kodachrome?
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Subject: Titillation at 1939 World's Fair
I read somewhere that Mike Todd (Producer of Around The World in 80 Days and third husband of Elizabeth Taylor) produced the sideshow acts and that they featured naked women. Now I can see the proof.
Truly remarkable footage. Like going back seventy years in a time machine.
Too bad the future didn't turn out as rosy as promised at the fair!
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Subject: Rimshot, Please!
The biggest understatement in history:
"They like jacks."
Made me smile. :^) These are just classic images.
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Subject: Son worshippers??? hahahahaha
Here we go!
We start off by seeing Chinese barkers! He has 2 girls up with him.. From there we go to the ultra bizarre Salvatore Dali Aquarium where thereÃÂs topless swimmers swimming aroundÃÂ Wow. At the tail end of this scene, watch for the ULTRA bored model whoÃÂs somewhat buried up to her waist, for what reason I (and probably she) canÃÂt fathom. From there, we go to the ÃÂStrangeÃÂ exhibit.. yes thatÃÂs what itÃÂs called, where theyÃÂve got HULA dancers! Strange! From there, a short trip to the Semiole stage.. no idea what that is.. Medicus again cuts to some black people in the audience.. not too sure what was up with that. From there, we go to quite possibly the greatest thing IÃÂve ever seen, the exhibit for Olga, The Headless Girl! The building and poster all look priceless, but whatÃÂs inside? We find out!!! WHOA!!! Experiments in the revival of organisms would be proud! ItÃÂs an obvious fake though.. Love the twitches! From there, we go to the ÃÂFrozen Alive!ÃÂ exhibit, where, yes, girls are put in blocks of ÃÂiceÃÂ. Suuuure. Watch them twitch! Lol. From there, we go to Admiral ByrdÃÂs Penguin Island, where first we see a Husky dog.. to no doubt prove that these are ARCTIC animals weÃÂre dealing with here! After that, we get to see Penguins In Actions! They swim, waddle etc. You know.. like penguins. Nothing extraordinary. From there, we go to ÃÂDilgongÃÂsÃÂ (what kind of a name is that?) where thereÃÂs an ÃÂAfricanÃÂ show going on. Yes, African voodoo ceremonies here. Betcha 50 bucks they also come from Jersey. We then watch some kids go on some ride.. no idea what they get on though,.. we just see them go through the turnstiles lol. From there, again, we see more black people! HmmmmÃÂ From there, we see some NEAT mototama type cars. They look totally fun! Kids could drive around! Wee! Whoa, they could go fast.. From there, we go to a rocket ride.. Uh.. Oh man, that looks nauseating, IÃÂd just rather skip that ride, alright? (actually I probably wouldnÃÂt!!) Hey! WeÃÂre still in Laffland! Yay! More motorama cars!! Whoa, these look different.. faster!! Weee!! We wander through the crowds, till we hit the Savoy, where thereÃÂs ÃÂThe WorldÃÂs Greatest Colored Dancers!ÃÂ and actually, their dancing IS funÃÂ We go to the water fountain to get some water, and cutting from the Savoy to this scene makes us realize that of course, this is the white people water fountain.. Then to eat! Perhaps the FAMOUS chicken inn? From there, we people watch for a while, and uh some of the people ARE strange, check out the two ladies with matching prison garb on! Whoa!!
From there.. Uh, itÃÂs the ÃÂNTG Congress Of BeautyÃÂ, which is similar to the Midget land in reel one, except this one is dedicated to uhhh, ÃÂson worshippersÃÂ. This is somewhat hard to explain, but these seem to be women with flesh colored bras frolicking around in the areaÃÂ And thatÃÂs it.. They may be resting, talking to another, playing jacks.. This is all too strange, and probably the most sexist part of the fair. The whole thing left me with a bad thing in my mouthÃÂ But all of this is a MUST SEE on this site!
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Subject: Sideshows, Dali, Rides and Topless Dancers
This reel shows lots of sideshow barkers, Salvador Dali's "Dream of Venus" walk-through funhouse, some odd amusement rides, penguins, and topless women. The reel to watch if you love carnivals and midways.
00:00 TITLE "This reel will take us around the Main Loop Section in the Amusement Area."
00:08 EXT Giant on top of midway building, pan down to crowd walking
00:17 EXT Japanese barker, small crowd
00:40 EXT Japanese pavilion
00:40 EXT Salvador Dali's "Dream of Venus" walk-thru
00:40 EXT Fish-shaped ticket booth at "Dream of Venus"
01:00 EXT Woman standing on "Dream of Venus" marquee, waving to customers
01:11 EXT More distant shot of previous, showing marquee detail
01:15 TITLE "Dali's surrealistic swim suits opened new vistas."
01:22 INT Topless woman swiming in aquarium.
02:44 INT Woman, arms and shoulders sticking out of crater, plays with hair. Kalidoscope arrangement of mirrors.
03:21 EXT "Strange As It Seems" barker.
03:37 EXT "Seminole Village" barker.
03:44 EXT Seminole Village crowd, pan to follow three teenage girls.
03:52 EXT "ALIVE - OLGA THE HEADLESS GIRL - HOW LONG CAN SHE LIVE?" Barker.
04:09 INT Olga the Headless Girl.
04:31 EXT "Frozen Alive - Death Defying Feat". Barker, women in swimsuits.
04:49 INT Frozen Alive show
06:02 EXT "ADMIRAL BYRD'S PENGUIN ISLAND" Barker, huskie.
06:35 INT Penguin Island, feeding
08:42 EXT "Dugongs". Barker in safari suit and pith helmet. African drummers and "Witch Doctor".
09:12 EXT Dugongs. "Witch Doctor" apparently revives dead man.
10:22 EXT Children getting on unidentified ride -- Tumble-Bug?
10:30 EXT Two bored-looking boys sitting on a bench.
10:34 EXT Two very bored-looking Boy Scouts sitting on a bench.
10:39 EXT Crowd shot, camera follows woman in colorful dress, sunbonnet.
10:43 EXT Child watches roller coaster go up lift hill.
10:48 EXT Miniature automobiles on oval track.
11:00 EXT Strato-Plane. Rocketship looping ride with counterbalance.
11:12 EXT Animated "LAFF LAND" sign. Mr. Punch and two skeletons do an undulating dance.
11:16 EXT Different miniature automobiles. Track rotates to increase cars' speed.
11:27 EXT Long shot of "Savoy" building, crowds walking.
11:40, motorized touring chair enters from left.
11:45 EXT Closer shot of Savoy facade, motorized dancing figures.
11:57 EXT Savoy show. Jazz band, jitterbugging dancers.
12:41 TITLE "The Drinking Crowd."
12:47 EXT People at drinking fountains.
13:27 EXT "Famous Chicken Inn"
13:38 EXT "NTC Congress of Beauty" marquee, crowd walking past.
13:49 TITLE "The visitors were more interesting than some of the attractions."
13:52 EXT Crowd scenes.
14:46 EXT Motorized touring chair approaches camera, three passengers, driver in back wearing pith helmet.
14:32 EXT More crowd shots.
14:45 EXT "NTC Congress of Beauty" sign.
14:48 EXT "NTC Congress of Beauty" marquee, barker.
15:08 TITLE "These Ladies are Called SON WORSHIPPERS."
15:14 EXT Various shots of women in transparent bras outdoors -- playing cards, sunning.
18:27 TITLE "They like jacks."
18:31 EXT Women playing jacks, etc.


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This year, spend less time packing for Memorial Day weekend, and more time preemptively self-tanning. These things below are the only things you really need all weekend—besides, like, underwear, and maybe a good margarita recipe. Plus, they're all easy to pack up, meaning you'll have that weekend bag zipped up and ready to go in six minutes flat (roughly). No reason why the packing process can't be as stress-free as the weekend itself, right?
Beach-to-Dinner Sandals
Pack a pair more polished than flip-flops and you might not need to switch your shoes all weekend. Lay out in them at 1 pm, go out in them until 1 am. Simple.
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I have been to too many concerts to count. Bobby is still the greatest in live entertainmnet. I took a friend recently to a concert (and I/she admits she didn't want to go)! After the concert she was all over Bobby, saying that she WANTS TO GO AGAIN and didn't realize how MULTI-TALENTED he was and she was so happy I "took" her. We were most definitely the "juniors" in the audience and I think that is why she was skeptical to begin with. If you get a chance, don't miss him. OK, here's the "ALTHOUGH" ... wish he would do more of his instruments (piano and drums) like he used to. Also, when he goes into the audience HE HAS THEM HOOKED AND THEY COME BACK!!! Bobby is one of the rare entertainers that really, truly engages the audience. He should spend even more time in the audience. Having said that, the Masked Man adores you. God's Blessings to you and yours!
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I thought the concert was very well done!!!! I would have liked to take pictures, Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts did not allow picture taking. I think that should be the entertainers choice. I would recamend everybody to go see Bobby Vinton in concert. He is and always will be THE BEST!!!!
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The show was wonderful. My Grandma will be bragging about her kiss from Bobby Vinton for weeks! I was so happy when I found front row tickets on [...] after the show was officially sold out. My mother used to always take my Grandma to see Bobby Vinton, and after we lost my mom, I took over this role. When I couldn't get tickets through the box office, I was crushed. [...] A heartfelt thank you from a granddaughter who got to see her Grandma enjoy a purely happy moment after quite a long period of sadness.
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Great show for those us of born before 1955 that will pick up your spirits. I never saw a singer put so much energy and enthusiasm into each song. You could tell that Bobby Vinton really enjoyed singing to the audience. In fact, he got down from the stage more than once to shake hands, sign autographs and have his picture taken all while he sang some of his great songs. I left the show feeling really good.
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