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Sometimes there is nothing you can actually do when someone you care about is going through a difficult time. Perhaps a friend is grieving the loss of a loved one. Or, maybe you know someone who is suffering from a serious illness. As much as we'd like to, it isn't always possible to do much. But there is value to letting that person know that she is cared for and supported.
That's why so many people who knit or crochet have discovered how helpful it is to use their skills to create a physical sign of caring in the form of a comfort shawl. A person who receives a handmade gift understands this. A shawl is like a warm hug.
And, there's an extra benefit to giving something of yourself away. Why? Because it's difficult to feel poor or deprived when you are giving. People who knit and crochet shawls to comfort others say that they feel better as well.
So, when there isn't anything you can do to make things better for someone in need, there is something you can knit or crochet to offer comfort beyond words.
Here are a few patterns to inspire you when you want to knit or crochet a comfort shawl:
|Knit Simple Lace Shawl
|Crochet Tranquil Comfort Shawl
|Knit Heartfelt Shawl
|Crochet Daylight Tweedy Shawl
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|Micheal Kors, The Row, Rag + Bone via NYMag
OK, well maybe Harper's Bazaar doesn't tell us what to knit or crochet, but they do offer great fashion guidance on what to wear … and we can make it! In the current issue, knitwear fashion designer Michael Kors shares his style advice on that one special piece to add to your closet this season — whether you're an avid fashion trend follower or a classic-wear kind of woman.
"For fall, it's all about statement making knits, anything with a lush texture …"
We've selected 5 patterns that fit the bill: dramatic, statement-making garments that you'll love to make, and love to wear.
|Dinner in Aspen Scarf in Landscapes®
and Pelt®
|Cozy Textured Pullover in Homespun® Thick &
|Naturally Chic Cape in LB Collection®
Natural Wool
|Cabled and Buttoned Wrap in Heartland
|District 12 Cowl Wrap in Wool-Ease® Thick &
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|32 inch Portable Amish Loom
|19 inch Portable Amish Loom
About 12 years ago I received a call from someone who wanted to help an Amish friend sell his hand crafted looms. It sounded like an interesting and unique way to use yarn so I decided to get in touch with him. I was told that Joe was a carpenter who lived and worked on a farm in Mio, Michigan, where the population was somewhere under 2,000. Joe did have a phone and I was able to call, but the phone was in the barn, since the Amish are not permitted to have telephones in their homes. So I had to call many times and let it ring a lot in order to reach Joe when he happened to be there.
Joe built his entire home himself, with help from neighbors, and made his living as a carpenter. As a hobby, he started crafting looms from local wood. They were beautiful works of art. Eventually a few of his neighbors started using the looms to make shawls and blankets to sell. The women who used the looms loved to work with Homespun® because of its silky feel and the fact that it worked so well with the loom.
Over the years we bought the looms to sell online, although the supply was not always easy to get. There was the fact that Joe made every single one himself, which meant there was a limit to how many we could purchase, and there were life events that interfered. One year there was a fire in the barn that put him out of commission for 6 months and one year his wife was ill so he stopped making the looms.
Joe is retired now, so there won't be any more looms.
We're selling the last of the inventory, although we'll definitely be keeping one as a keepsake. If you'd like a piece of history and a beautiful object crafted lovingly by hand, now is your chance. One of a kind made by one person in the world doesn't last forever.
(If you're interested in other looms, we have a selection which you can find here.)
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Every baby is a member of a royal family and deserves to wear a crown! This month's top pattern is an ingenious design knit in everyone's favorite new yarn, Modern Baby®.
There is definitely a theme to what's popular this month. Many of the other popular patterns were designed in the lively, upbeat colors of Modern Baby® and several were created with Sock-EaseTM, a fingering weight yarn, perfect for working with in the warmer months.
As you can see, you don't need to make socks to enjoy Sock-EaseTM. The Crochet Candy Color afghan was made with this yarn. It's bright and lightweight–perfect for a warm weather throw to keep you cool in an air conditioned room.
The stylish Crochet Boutique Laptop Sleeve was made with Cotton-Ease®, another popular yarn for summer.
So keep it light this summer and you can continue to knit and crochet even when it's 90 degrees outside!
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This month, our CEO, David Blumenthal, celebrated a big birthday. We honored the day at our annual company barbecue. As a special way of recognizing David's birthday, an afghan was created from a patchwork of knit and crochet squares created by people who work at Lion Brand, as well as some names you may know from the world of knitting and crochet. Included among the designers and makers of squares were Nicky Epstein, author, designer and creator of one of Lion Brand's most enduring patterns, the Tree of Life; Trisha Malcolm, the editorial director of Soho Publishing; and Nathan Vincent, the fiber artist who designed the 7 Wonders Of The Yarn World. There were also squares made by Vanna White and her daughter Gigi.
David was surprised and thrilled with his gift as you can probably tell from the smile on his face!
If you are giving a group gift to someone, why not try this idea of having a number of people contribute squares to make an afghan to commemorate the occasion? Here are a few afghan patterns to get you started:
|Knit 9 Cousins Lapghan
|Crochet Baby Squares Storyteller Afghan
|Knit Basketweave and Slip Stitch Afghan
|Crochet Americana Afghan
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We're excited to bring you a completely new kind of yarn for the modern baby or child. Your newborn, toddler or young child will delight in the lively colors of this unique yarn. It's an easy-care yarn with a chainette construction for an extra-soft, downy feel. The palette consists of crayon-like primary shades, along with rich pastels and neutral tones. You like soft? This yarn has a similar feel to merino, alpaca and cashmere blends but with an anti-itch, non-allergenic, easy-care fiber blend of premium acrylic and nylon.
A yarn like Modern Baby® deserves a collection of patterns that make the most of its softness, comfort and color options. Choose from a selection of free, whimsical knit and crochet patterns — from Easy to Intermediate — that fit your child's personality. Animal lover? Choose the Fishy Wishy Hat and Scarf or the Circus Afghan. Drawn to brights? Choose one of our patchwork style throws.
Don't be surprised when a Modern Baby blanket becomes the one your child can't live without!
|Knit Sassy Stripes Leg Warmer Trio
|Crochet Patchwork Style Throw
|Knit Fishy Wishy Scarf and Hat
|Crochet Graphic Blanket
|Knit Circus Afghan
|Crochet Buttoned Wrap
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Every summer Lion Brand invites all the associates to a barbecue. There's a lavish spread of food from barbecued steaks and other grilled favorites to a delicious array of salads and yummy desserts. We also let our competitive stripes show with sports contests (do water balloon fights count?) a scavenger hunt, and guessing games. You'll always find plenty of people working on their knit and crochet projects as they wait for the next activity to begin, and to top it all off, we are treated to a chair massage!
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Happy 4th of July! We'll be celebrating with barbecues, watching the fireworks, getting together with friends and family, and decorating with Red, White and Blue. We wish you a safe and enjoyable day.
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World Wide Knit In Public Day takes place June 14-June 22 this year. Now, you might think, "Why do I need a holiday to knit (or crochet) in public?" The reason is that in many peoples' brains, knitting and crocheting still reside in a section labeled "old fashioned." Believe it or not, 10-15 years ago, people were actually ridiculed for pulling out their yarn, needles and hooks in public and they hesitated to do it.
We've come a long way. But we're not there yet. I was knitting at an airport a couple of weeks ago and a man watching intently spoke up after a while and said, "I haven't seen anyone do that since my grandmother." The man was in his 60s! I wanted to ask him where he's been but obviously, he hasn't been anywhere where he has seen people who don't look old fashioned knitting or crocheting in public.
That's where you come in. Make your presence known. Promote your hobby on the train, the subway, the airport, the doctor's office, the beach, the park, the hockey game, the local coffee shop or bar. You know how great it is that you have this craft. It helps you relax. It offers you the opportunity to give meaningful gifts. It allows you to be creative and productive in a tangible way. Go out. Knit in public. People will talk to you and you'll have an opportunity to tell them what they're missing.
Visit World Wide Knit (&Crochet) In Public Day's Facebook page to find or lead a group and use the hashtag #wwkipday to find information and share images and info about knitting in public.
Then, let us know how it goes. We'd love to hear your stories!
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Re-visit the Victorian era with one of our most popular crochet patterns, the Charlotte Brontë Cape, made with Homespun® Thick & Quick®. This informative two-part video series, hosted by Yolanda Soto-Lopez of "All Crafts Channel", offers detailed instructions for making this piece, from start to finish!
Join Yolanda as she walks you through each and every step of this easy project that's perfect for beginners.
Charlotte Brontë Cape — Part One
Charlotte Brontë Cape — Part Two
"I'm just going to crochet because I cannot help it."
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AFGHANISTAN/EAST ASIA/EU/FSU/MESA - Summary of Russian press for Thursday 3 November 2011 - DPRK/RUSSIA/ISRAEL/TURKEY/KYRGYZSTAN/AFGHANISTAN/GEORGIA/OMAN/PAKISTAN/INDIA/FRANCE/ROK/SYRIA/GREECE/BANGLADESH/TAJIKISTAN/UZBEKISTAN/SWEDEN/LATVIA/US/UK
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The next Summary of Russian press will be published on Monday 7
1. Sergey Mashkin headlined "Takeoff of Yak-42 is clinical case" says
that the Russian Interstate Aviation Committee has announced the results
of a probe into the 7 September air crash of a Yak-42 aircraft near
Yaroslavl, which claimed the lives of 44 people, including the hockey
team Lokomotiv. The crew's error was the cause of the air crash, the
committee said; pp 1, 3 (1,197 words).
2. Oleg Rubnikovich article headlined "Supremacy of bail" says that the
Moscow City Court has agreed to change a measure of restraint for
gravely ill businesswoman Natalya Gulevich charged with embezzling R590m
(some 19m dollars at the current exchange rate) for unprecedented bail
of R100m; pp 1, 4 (641 words).
3. Vasiliy Nantay article headlined "Universal card moves to future"
says that the federal project to provide all people with universal
electronic cards will not be launched on 1 January 2012 as planned; pp
1, 7 (491 words).
4. Aleksandr Gudkov and Kirill Melnikov article headlined "Diesel fuel
crisis being diluted with kerosene one" says that the Energy Ministry
has demanded that oil companies should reduce export of diesel fuel and
increase its sales on the domestic market to cope with a lack of winter
diesel fuel. However, experts warn that the move may result in a lack of
aviation kerosene; pp 1, 3 (889 words).
5. Aleksey Sokovnin report "Suicide bomber hidden in new clothes" says
that the Prosecutor-General's Office has sent to a court a case of two
men from Dagestan charged with concealing a female suicide bomber who
arrived to stage a terrorist attack in Moscow; p 2 (400 words).
6. Andrey Kolesnikov report headlined "Vladimir Putin meets seven
billionth" gives an account of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's trip to
Kaliningrad Region, where he visited a regional maternity hospital and
met a child who was the world's seven billionth person; p 2 (718 words).
7. Mariya-Luiza Tirmaste article headlined "One Russia to be expressed
in images" says that Putin has agreed to the use of his image in One
Russia's election campaign for the State Duma election. Videos with
Putin and President Dmitriy Medvedev, who is the No1 on the party's
election list, will be shown on TV as of 10 November at the earliest; p
2 (493 words).
8. Dmitriy Butrin article headlined "Russian companies moderate bribery
of foreign countries" says that according to Transparency
International's latest report "Bribe Payers Index-2011", Russia has
remained the leader in global "corruption exports", which means that
Russian companies pay bribes most often when working abroad; p 3 (773
9. Vladimir Solovyev article headlined "South Korea evaluates North
Caucasus" says that Medvedev has held talks with his South Korean
counterpart Lee Myung-bak in St Petersburg within the framework of the
forum "Dialogue Russia-South Korea". South Korea plans to invest in
Russia's Far East, Siberia and the North Caucasus, whereas Russia plans
to start gas supplies to South Korea by 2017; p 3 (507 words).
10. Aleksandr Chernykh article headlined "Son gives answers about his
father" says that a 6-year-old son of Other Russia activist Sergey
Aksenov has been questioned by the police about the activity of his
father, who has been recently detained at a protest rally on Moscow's
Triumfalnaya Square. Policemen say that they considered the boy to be
lost and tried to find his parents, whereas Aksenov believes that he is
being compelled to give up protest activities; p 4 (668 words).
11. Yelena Chernenko article headlined "Swedish revelations confirmed
for WikiLeaks founder" says that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has
failed to challenge a UK court's decision to extradite him to Sweden
where he is suspected of sexual crimes. Assange is to leave the UK
within 14 days, but he will try to challenge the extradition in the UK
Supreme Court; p 6 (588 words).
12. Sergey Strokan article headlined "Way to peace shown to al-Asad"
says that the Syrian authorities have approved the Arab League's
initiative that envisages an immediate cease of hostilities against the
opposition and the launch of talks between President Bashar al-Asad and
his opponents. However, prospects of the "road map" remain unclear, the
article says; p 6 (416 words).
13. Kirill Belyaninov article headlined "Guilty, deserves discussion"
says that the jury has found Russian national Viktor But (Bout), charged
in the USA with illegal arms trade, guilty of the crime. The article
describes the jury's decision-making process; p 6 (1,063 words).
14. Anna Zanina article headlined "London court gets to case" looks at
the latest developments in the trial between Russian businessmen Roman
Abramovich and Boris Berezovskiy in the High Court of London; p 7 (831
15. Dmitriy Belikov et al. article headlined "South Korea demands
guarantees for pipeline" says that South Korea, to which the Russian gas
giant Gazprom wants to start gas supplies in 2017, demands that the
monopoly provide additional guarantees for the safe gas transit via the
North Korea. Otherwise, it will not even discuss gas contracts with
Gazprom; p 9 (614 words).
Nezavisimaya Gazeta
1. Darya Mazayeva article headlined "Zhirinovskiy to conduct duel with
Solovyev" says that the Russian political parties standing in the State
Duma election on 4 December will start an election campaign in the mass
media on 5 November. The Liberal Democratic Party of Russia plans to
hold additional TV debates, in the programme Poyedinok on the
Gazprom-owned channel NTV; pp 1, 3 (726 words).
2. Aleksey Gorbachev and Ivan Rodin article headlined "Prevention
measures against radical opposition" says that Russian law-enforcement
agencies have stepped up work with political activists ahead of the
State Duma election, toughening treatment of radical activists, in
particular. It is not surprising as there is no clearly-defined law on
this work in Russia, the article says; pp 1, 3 (916 words).
3. Sergey Kulikov and Mikhail Sergeyev article headlined "Very difficult
to stop aggravation of crisis" says that writing off Greece's debts may
be fraught with a number of bank bankruptcies across the world and
provoke recession in the USA and Europe; pp 1, 2 (778 words).
4. Viktoriya Panfilova article headlined "Tashkent quarrels with
Dushanbe over hydroelectric power plant" says that relations between
Uzbekistan and Tajikistan have deteriorated over the construction of the
Rogun hydroelectric power plant. Tashkent is displeased with Dushanbe's
plans to block the Vakhsh River and launch the construction, which,
according to Uzbekistan, may lead to an anthropogenic disaster; pp 1, 6
(646 words).
5. Aleksandr Deryabin article headlined "Unsportsmanlike tea drinking of
ruling party" says that instructions as to how to hold an election
campaign have been published on the internet in Chelyabinsk Region for
One Russia's local branch. The instructions envisage "blocking rivals by
any means"; involving sportsmen in "dealing with rallies"; and buying
entire print runs of rivals' campaign materials, among other things; pp
1, 3 (636 words).
6. Artur Blinov article headlined "Russian mafia worse than yakuza for
USA" says that the Russian crime world has been ranked first in the list
of foreign criminal organizations made by the US Department of State.
Experts say that rules of issuing US visas for Russian citizens will be
toughened as a result of the move; pp 1, 2 (513 words).
7. Sergey Konovalov article headlined "Eyes and ears attached to Bulava
missile" says that high-ranking Defence Ministry officers have spoken
about the tasks and functions of the Main Intelligence Directorate
(GRU). The author says the move looked like a publicity campaign of the
GRU in the light of the recent smear campaign in the media. He also
expects a personnel reshuffle in the directorate; p 2 (562 words).
8. Editorial headlined "When decree is not authority" comments on the
abolition of the winter-summer time changes in Russia and the results of
the move; p 2 (492 words).
9. Denis Volkov article headlined "Protest electoral strategies"
comments on the reasons behind One Russia's high approval rating. One of
the main reasons is a total control over the main federal channels:
people and events that are not covered by these channels are unknown to
the overwhelming majority of Russian people; p 3 (789 words).
10. Oleg Nikiforov article headlined "Post-Fukushima nuclear" says that
the Rosatom state corporation will build a nuclear power plant in
Bangladesh, the first in the country; p 4 (434 words).
11. Igor Naumov article headlined "Russian millionaires transfer
capitals abroad" says that not only foreign companies operating in
Russia, but also rich Russians are transferring their money abroad, thus
creating problems for Russian banks. Experts consider this to be
evidence of the poor investment climate in the country and not very
optimistic expectations for the results of the 2011-12 elections in
Russia; p 4 (622 words).
12. Article by Mikhail Vinogradov, president of the St Petersburg
Politics Foundation, headlined "State Duma is waiting for decisive
storm", says that the main task for all political parties standing in
the 4 December parliamentary election is to cope with people being tired
of and irritated by them. The author focuses on each party separately; p
5 (2,358 words).
13. Grigoriy Mikhaylov article headlined "Atambayev gets under
Pentagon's microscope" says that the USA is planning to start
negotiating preservation of the US military base Manas in Kyrgyzstan
with the country's new leadership; p 6 (487 words).
14. Darya Tsilyurik article headlined "Istanbul reconciles Kabul and
Islamabad" says that the situation in Afghanistan has been discussed at
a regional conference in Istanbul. Pakistan and Afghanistan have
reconciled thanks to Turkey. The three countries agreed to conduct joint
military drills; p 7 (470 words).
15. Nikolay Surkov article headlined "Israel and Palestinians exchange
political blows" says that Syria is said to have agreed to the Arab
League's initiative to stop repression and start a dialogue with the
opposition. Meanwhile, a new crisis may erupt in the Middle East over
Israel's tough reaction to granting the Palestinians membership of
UNESCO; p 7 (483 words).
1. Margarita Papchenkova and Mikhail Overchenko article headlined "Igor
Kim gets little out of Sibneft" says that according to Russian
businessman Boris Berezovskiy's lawyer, banker Igor Kim is managing
Roman Abramovich's money deposited in the Latvian Trade Bank as he has
recently headed it; p 1 (453 words).
2. Olga Kuvshinova et al. article headlined "To be taxed after election"
says that the Russian government is considering introducing additional
charges for individuals' incomes; pp 1, 3 (534 words).
3. Liliya Biryukova et al. article headlined "'Crooks and thieves' do
not associate" says that an increasing number of political parties
standing in the State Duma election have started using slogans "against
crooks and thieves" in their election campaigns. One Russia says that
most voters have no associations with this expression; p 1 (456 words).
4. Editorial headlined "Nature and poverty" comments on the annual UN
report on the development of the mankind, which says that environmental
problems increase inequality between people and a global tax on currency
operations will help cope with it; pp 1, 4 (496 words).
5. Yelena Mazneva article headlined "Oil race" says that the
Russian-British joint venture TNK-BP may become the second largest oil
producer in Russia, having left the Russian oil company Lukoil behind.
However, Lukoil has a number of foreign oil projects, so it is
out-of-reach in terms of total oil production; p 7 (904 words).
6. Editorial headlined "Exchange of slogans" says that at least three
nationalist rallies will be held in Moscow on 4 November. The rallies
differ from those held in 2010, the article says; p 4 (281 words).
7. Natalya Kostenko and Maksim Glikin interview with Andrey Dunayev,
acting chairman of the Right Cause party and the No1 in the party's
election list for the State Duma election, headlined "'Revolution is
good'", who speaks about the party's new tactics, damage caused to the
party by businessman Mikhail Prokhorov and the forthcoming parliamentary
election; p 5 (5,782 words).
8. Natalya Kostenko and Aleksey Nikolskiy article headlined "Coal of
friendship" says that two Korean companies will take part in the
setting-up of a tourism cluster in the North Caucasus. The companies
will invest 1bn dollars in Russian projects; p 2 (427 words).
Rossiyskaya Gazeta
1. Tatyana Shadrina article headlined "Pull control column" says that
according to the Interstate Aviation Committee, the crew's error was the
main cause of the 7 September air crash in Yaroslavl Region; pp 1, 9
(1,000 words).
2. Sergey Ptichkin article headlined "Explode everything you order" says
that the Defence Ministry has announced online tenders to dispose of
outdated shells and bombs; pp 1, 4 (1,515 words).
3. Olga Dmitriyeva interview with Russian Telecommunications and Mass
Communications Minister Igor Shchegolev, headlined "Russia not to close
net", who speaks about the results of a cyber security conference in
London; pp 1, 2 (882 words).
4. Sergey Vanin report headlined "Seoul does not fear Siberia" gives an
account of Medvedev's meeting with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak
in St Petersburg; p 2 (475 words).
5. Alena Uzbekova interview with Federal Fisheries Agency head Andrey
Krayniy, headlined "Fishermen bite", who speaks about charging Russian
fishermen for fishing at certain rivers and lakes as stipulated by a new
law on amateur and sports fishing in Russia; pp 1, 6 (2,924 words).
6. Ivan Yegorov interview with Sergey Ivanov, the head of the department
for supervision over inquiry and operative and search activities at the
Prosecutor-General's Office, headlined "Prosecutors in game", who speaks
about the fight against illegal gambling in Russia; p 7 (1,258 words).
7. Vyacheslav Prokofyev interview with a French political expert,
headlined "Capital overhaul in Cannes", who speaks about the G20 summit
in France that opens today; p 8 (703 words).
1. Roman Ovchinnikov article headlined "Russia and Georgia agreed on
WTO" says that Russia and Georgia have come to an agreement on Russia's
accession to the WTO. A relevant agreement is planned to be signed in
Geneva on 9-10 November and Russia's accession to the WTO is expected to
be approved on 15 December; pp 1, 7 (443 words).
2. Petr Kozlov et al. article headlined "Dmitriy Demushkin freed for
Russian March" says that Dmitriy Demushkin, the organizer of the
nationalist rally Russian March on 4 November, has been released after
giving undertaking not to leave Moscow. He was threatened with an arrest
for any offence, but Demushkin does not intend to miss the rally, the
article says; pp 1, 7 (702 words).
3. Yuliya Sinyayeva interview with the head of the Federal Migration
Service, Konstantin Romodanovskiy, headlined "'It is necessary to think
about pensions for foreigners'", who speaks about the performance of the
agency this year; pp 1, 4 (773 words).
4. Olga Tropkina interview with Federation Council chairperson Valentina
Matviyenko, headlined "'Senate should not be affiliated with parties'",
who speaks about her last deeds on the post of the St Petersburg
governor, her predecessor on the current post Sergey Mironov and her
plans regarding the Federation Council; pp 1, 5 (2,881 words).
5. Olga Tropkina and Mikhail Rubin article headlined "One Russia refuses
to use actors" looks at One Russia's election campaign videos to be
shown on TV as of 4 November, when election campaign in the media starts
in Russia; p 2 (351 words).
6. Yevgeniy Yershov article headlined "Liberal Democrats update their
programme" says that the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia has amended
its election programme by adding 10 paragraphs; p 2 (443 words).
7. Mikhail Rubin article headlined "One Russia members argue only free
of charge" quotes the first deputy secretary of the presidium of One
Russia's General Council, Andrey Isayev, as saying that One Russia has
decided not to participate in paid TV debates; p 3 (504 words).
8. Kirill Zubkov article headlined "Bashar al-Asad does not give in to
nuclear blackmail" says that if Syrian President Bashar al-Asad does not
step down, a military operation will be launched against the country.
The facilities allegedly used to enrich uranium recently discovered in
the country are the grounds for the military operation; p 9 (514 words).
9. Andrey Samodin brief interview with International Chess Federation
chief Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, headlined "'I advise al-Qadhafi's son to stand
in election'", who speaks about one of Mu'ammar al-Qadhafi's sons, with
whom he is still keeping in touch; p 9 (447 words).
Moskovskiy Komsomolets
1. The newspaper's editor in chief Pavel Gusev interview headlined
"'Main thing for some heads is absence of complaints. I do not share
this approach'", with Moscow mayor Sergey Sobyanin, who speaks about his
activities on the post; pp 1, 6 (3,558 words).
2. Mikhail Zubov article "They will catch crocodiles in internet" looks
at a computer designed to monitor electronic media in terms of
violations of the law on mass media and the law on extremism; pp 1, 2
(600 words).
3. Zurab Nalbandyan article headlined "Russian 'associated family' goes
to Oxford" looks at businessman Roman Abramovich's testimony in a trial
with another Russian businessman Boris Berezovskiy in a London court; p
3 (535 words).
4. Stanislav Belkovskiy article headlined "What for do we need new
Yeltsin?" comments on the hacking of well-known blogger Aleksey
Navalnyy's e-mail and consequences of this scandal; p 3 (1,225 words).
5. Renat Abdullin article headlined "Bout ready to be imprisoned"
provides comments by suspected arms trader Viktor Bout's wife on the
final court sessions on his case; p 4 (909 words).
Moskovskiye Novosti
1. Olga Shamina report "Twenty against Athens" looks at the G20 summit
opening today in France and at the current financial situation in
Europe; pp 1, 8 (1,000 words).
2. Mikhail Kukushkin report "USA does not mind if India wants" looks at
the prospect of India buying the US fighter aircraft F-35; p 7 (600
Komsomolskaya Pravda
1. Tatyana Bezrukova report "Muslims' feelings insulted again in Europe"
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Intel Must Play Catch-Up Now
ARM is well-established as a go-to provider for manufacturers of Android smartphones and Tablets. What motive would those manufacturers have for switching to Intel's new processors, the first one, perhaps named after an old friend and colleague of mine is simply called "Haswell?"
The Haswell I knew couldn't run fast but he could hold his own in any investment contest and he was a champion in my book when it came to retaining clients and customer loyalty. Perhaps Intel (which does rhyme nicely with Haswell) is hoping that just its name might be a powerful client magnet.
Last month Intel introduced another microprocessor with the code name "Silvermont." It has received mostly positive reviews so far and, like Haswell, it has both analysts and investors relatively optimistic.
This was reflected in a quote in the newspaper article I referenced. "It
For another perspective I'd encourage you to read Dana Blankenhorn's article, which sheds light on some other considerations. This is one of those critical moments in the corporate history of Intel. The company has made it clear that it has a strategy and a clear vision for how it can begin to capture at least a part of the mobile market. The question isn't whether it has the skill sets and capabilities needed to eventually succeed. The question is has INTC waited too long to get into this technologically essential "race" and can it win if it started the race with only one running shoe on? Meantime, the fundamentals look good for INTC and its current dividend yield-to-price of 3.55%. That represents a rather high payout ratio approaching 50%. It may be prudent if you're waiting to buy or add to your position to let this "runner" cool off a bit before the stock is ready to sprint much higher. At the time of publication the author was long AAPL. Follow @m8a2r1 This article was written by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.
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General alarm fire breaks out in Rutland CityStaff Report | November 26,2012
A general alarm fire broke out on the corner of Brown and South streets just before 6 p.m. Monday.
Rutland City firefighters responded to the scene, where smoke billowed from the upper floor of the home. It appeared the fire was contained in the roof and attic.
Many onlookers gathered while firefighters worked on the roof with axes and crews tried to reach the second floor of the home with water.
The Red Cross and Regional Ambulance Service were also on the scene.
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After recently announcing success in eliminating melanoma metastasis in laboratory experiments, scientists at Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Cancer Center have made another important discovery in understanding the process by which the gene mda-9/syntenin contributes to metastasis in melanoma (the spread of skin cancer) and possibly a variety of other cancers.
Published in the journal Cancer Research, the study demonstrated that mda-9/syntenin is a key regulator of angiogenesis, the process responsible for the formation of new blood vessels in tumors. Mda-9/syntenin was originally cloned in the laboratory of the study's lead author Paul B. Fisher, M.Ph., Ph.D., Thelma Newmeyer Corman Endowed Chair in Cancer Research and program co-leader of Cancer Molecular Genetics at Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Cancer Center, chairman of VCU's Department of Human and Molecular Genetics and director of the VCU Institute of Molecular Medicine.
"Our research brings us one step closer to understanding precisely how metastatic melanoma, a highly aggressive and therapy-resistant cancer, spreads throughout the body," says Fisher. "Additionally, analysis of the human genome has indicated that mda-9/syntenin is elevated in the majority of cancers, which means novel drugs that target this gene could potentially be applicable to a broad spectrum of other deadly cancers."
Fisher's team discovered that mda-9/syntenin regulates the expression of several proteins responsible for promoting angiogenesis, including insulin growth factor binding protein-2 (IGFBP-2) and interleukin-8 (IL-8). The study is the first to provide proof of the pro-angiogenic functions of IGFBP-2 in human melanoma.
In in vivo and in vitro experiments, the scientists confirmed that mda-9/syntenin binds with the extracellular matrix (ECM) to start a series of biological processes that eventually cause endothelial cells to secrete IGFBP-2. The ECM is the su
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Whom does Chinaski meet in "A Tragic Meeting"?
(a) Julia.
(b) Jojo.
(c) Julio.
(d) Judy.
2. During which event does "It's Funny, Isn't It? #1" take place?
(a) A birthday party.
(b) A wedding.
(c) A concert.
(d) A school dance.
3. Chinaski tells the story of a jockey from which state in "Trying to Make It"?
(a) Minnesota.
(b) Colorado.
(c) Arizona.
(d) New York.
4. In "Seize the Day," what makes the grotesque man popular?
(a) He won the lottery.
(b) He moved away.
(c) He had a child.
(d) He got a job.
5. In "A Following," Chinaski gets a call from __________.
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) Detroit.
(c) New York City.
(d) Denver.
6. In "The Shrinking Island," what does Chinaski give up on since he is drunk?
(a) Eating.
(b) Reading.
(c) Typing.
(d) Drinking.
7. Which of the following has happened to Chinaski in "Longshot"?
(a) He is cleaning.
(b) He is working.
(c) He is losing a lot of blood.
(d) He is fighting.
8. How does Chinaski think every older person wants to die?
(a) Due to dementia.
(b) By a heart attack.
(c) In his sleep.
(d) Suicide.
9. In "Song," what does Chinaski's friend sing a song about?
(a) A girl.
(b) A family.
(c) A dead man.
(d) A pet.
10. In "Gay Paree" what does Chinaski describe?
(a) Hotels.
(b) Bars.
(c) Bookstores.
(d) Cafes.
11. Chinaski consoles himself that many men become which of the following over time?
(a) Saner.
(b) Crazier.
(c) Unhealthier.
(d) Smarter.
12. Chinaski concludes that he owes his life to whom?
(a) Americans.
(b) Asians.
(c) Europeans.
(d) Australians.
13. What building is destroyed in "The Death of a Splendid Neighborhood"?
(a) A large memorial site.
(b) A whorehouse.
(c) A block of houses.
(d) A diner.
14. In "Hot," Bukowski claims that there is which of the following in everything around him?
(a) Wind.
(b) Fire.
(c) Ice.
(d) Earth.
15. In "Over Done," why does Chinaski not enjoy the company of his old acquaintance?
(a) He is unnattractive.
(b) He smells bad.
(c) He talks too much.
(d) He is unintelligent.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the second girl in "Those Girls We Followed Home"?
2. In "Marching Through Georgia," which of the following does Chinaski use to describe the world?
3. Which item is a better companion than any women Chinaski can imagine?
4. Which is Bukowski's essential argument in "Fractional Note"?
5. Where is Chinaski in "Longshot"?
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THIS intimate documentary on heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali lacks some punch since it covers very familiar territory.
BATTLER John is now in critical stage of journey on home straight to John O'Groats in Scotland.
They are being sold online through firm A1 Sporting Memorabilia, which pays stars for their autographs
CRAWFORD was in excruciatingly awkward mood as he met the media ahead of Saturday night's title bout with world champion Burns in Glasgow.
HUGH pays tribute to the former world heavyweight champion, who died yesterday and recalls his controversial split decision against the great Ali.
FORMER world champion helps Canadian philanthropist Yank Barry in drive to serve one billion meals to the needy around the globe.
FORMER Boxer Gilmour insists that his fond recollections will not be demolished along with the interior of Glasgow's world renowned sports hall
THE SNP say their campaign is about letting their opponents tire themselves out battering the hell out of them but when will the comeback start?
THE boxing legend, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, seems to have lost weight since his Olympic Games appearance last year.
MAY MAY ALI said that she had spoken to her father on the telephone and added that he was watching the Super Bowl at his Arizona home.
THE 70th birthday of Muhammad Ali will bring back memories for boxing fans who remember his trip to Scotland in August 1965.
TAKE a look at our collection of rare photographs of the sporting legend who celebrates his 70th birthday today.
TOMMY GILMOUR'S childhood dreams came true when he spent 15 minutes in the company of "the Greatest" back in 1965.
FRANK Bruno became a world heavyweight champion in 1995 when he beat Oliver McCall in London to take the WBC title. But Bruno knew the world he ruled inside the ring was on a different planet from the one that was once inhabited by his all-time hero Muhammad Ali.
MUHAMMAD ALI, who Frazier famously defeated to become world champion in 1971, led the tributes to Smokin' Joe today.
EXCLUSIVE: DIANE Hastings, wife of Scots rugby legend Gavin, yesterday opened her heart on her gruelling battle with Parkinson's disease.
IT MIGHT be 40 years since Joe Frazier swept aside Muhammad Ali in the "Fight of the Century" but he still can't stop talking about it.
MUHAMMAD ALI told of his sadness yesterday at the death of his old rival and British boxing legend Sir Henry Cooper.
TRIBUTES poured in last night for Our 'Enry - Britain's most famous boxer.
HE IS the biggest selling rapper in the world behind Eminem... but Nelly feels people think he's had his day.
MUHAMMAD Ali reckons Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow is a hero - high praise from the man who calls himself the greatest.
WILL SMITH is one of the biggest stars in Hollywood - even president Barack Obama is a fan.
BOXER Joe Bugner has fought Muhammad Ali - but he's still terrified of snakes and bugs in the jungle.
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali will visit Britain next month to bid his fans a final farewell.
AROUND 10,000 cases of Parkinson's disease are diagnosed in the UK every year.
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Have you seen this critter in your compost bin? This question leads to....will they eat my worms? This larvae is considered a friend but they will compete with your worms for the organic matter and may overpopulate the bin leaving very little food for the worms. Checkout this link for more detailed information: http://ipm.ncsu.edu/AG369/notes/black_soldier_fly.html
Are you seeing mounds, holes and fresh dirt piles in and around your garden? This helpful tip from the UC Davis IPM Pest Notes has some great tips on species recognition, mechanical traps, probes and chemical bombs.
The Centipede is a recycler of organic waste but no friend to worms. I found 2 in one of my bins today. I believe I introduced these rascals when I added some yard waste mulch to my worm bins. The centipede will eat the wigglers while enjoying a wonderful organic home, pick these guys out when you find them.
This little white worm is called an Enchytraeid (pot Worm). It is a type of Earthworm that never grows any larger AND stays White, this little guy helps break down the food for the red wiggler to ingest. This picture shows a pot worm next to a juvenile red wiggler. Many people mistake the little white worm for a baby wiggler. The white worms naturally appear and are not a threat to the red wiggler.
It's time for a Worm Workshop here at our Farm. This "hands on" workshop will let you dig in our various bins, learn how to separate compost and most important learn about the care of worms and composting. Bring your questions.
It's all about recycling. We had a wonderful time this morning. There was worm egg gazing, vermicompost separator in motion, worm watching, amazing vermicompost and worm tea brewing.
I am a Vermiculturalist that assists the worms in their Vermicomposting, this activity typically involves breeding worms.
Quick explanation: Vermiculture is the process of breeding worms.
Vermicomposting is the active process of turning organic matter into vermicompost, taking 2 weeks to 2 months.
Vermicompost is the byproduct of organic waste which has been transformed into a nutrient rich soil amendment
This is a bit of information from the Napa Master Gardner's recent edition of the Napa MG newsletter, the volunteer coordinator said to offer this advice: California native plants should be the first priority for watering, then anything newly planted, fruit trees, then followed by large trees and plants that may be pushing buds. Dormant plants that leaf out early should be watered before later leafing ones and smaller plants, those that cost less to replace. And that constantly thirsty turf lawn...
January 2014 has been cold in Napa with NO Rain and my plants are suffering. I just came in from watering the yard again! Did you know well watered plants are more resistant to frost damage. Continue keeping your citrus well watered and provide some warmth from the freezing cold. Shade cloth or plastic is a nice protection from frost, attach cloth to plant stakes covering the top of your plants. Supplemental heating with old style Christmas bulbs, not LED's, is another option to protect plants. Unfortunately some of my succulents did freeze under their covers and lost most of their foliage, mother nature won this battle.
January is also the time to prune fruit trees and roses. Remember it's time to apply a fungicide now and in late February just before bud break. Here at Worm Endings Unlimited we use only our Aerated Worm Tea as a foliar spray and as a soil drench reaping wonderful results without chemicals. Don't forget your lawn , it's time to give it a drink of worm tea to get those microorganisms working in the soil and assisting root growth. This is also the month to rake and clean up the yard to prevent a hospitable home for snails and slugs. This is a list of recommended things to do in January. I realize that I still have lots pruning, cleaning and spraying but not today, my feet are wet and cold. Sausage and Lentil Soup is recommended for today.
You picked up your Red Wigglers, Now What?
Place the worms on top of the bedding or under a light, they will immediately migrate down to get away from the light. Nights 1 and 2, they will attempt to leave when it gets dark. I recommend keeping a light on or near their new home and allowing some light to filter inside, this discourages them from migrating out as they are very sensitive to light.
It is important that the top of the soil stays wet to damp as this is where the worms spend most of their time. Worms breathe through their skin requiring moisture to survive; healthy worms are pink and glisten. If you use city water, consider leaving a container of water out for 24 hours to de-chlorinate. The chlorination in the water is detrimental to all the microorganisms that assist the worms throughout their lives. I always have a container ready with day old water and have discovered that using a watering can and lightly moistening the top of the soil works very well.
A worm box contains many critters once it gets established. Flies are the biggest problem most people deal with, periodically. There will be some flies but an excess of flies is generally caused by over feeding. It is best to underfeed versus overfeeding, less is best. They will never starve as they are happy to re-eat their vermicompost. I feed my worms once a week. Chopping up the food helps it to rot quicker. The worms actually eat the green fungus, white fuzz, and microbes living in the rotten organic food. Appetites of worms change with the seasons; they are not very active in extreme cold or heat and will eat less. Their ideal temperature range is 55-80 degrees. My biggest indicator of the wellness of the worms and their soil is my nose. If the box smells bad, there are several things to consider. Is the soil too wet or dry? Is there too much food? Is the soil compacted and need air? Stirring up the soil with a garden fork or spading shovel might help; the worms will survive a little stirring. A healthy worm bin smells like rich and wonderful soil.
One very noticeable critter amongst the worms and compost is a tiny earthworm called a Pot Worm (Enchytraeid). It looks like a small piece of white string about ¼" long and many people think it is a baby Red Wiggler. Pot Worms are one of 4,000 types of earthworms; they help break down the food for the Wigglers. A Red Wiggler hatchling is about ¼" long and looks creamy white to pink.They are nearly transparent; the blood vessel running through its body causes a light pink to red tinge coloring.
When it rains, get those buckets out to collect water for the worms. DO NOT water worms with city water if it has chlorine in it. The chlorine is not beneficial to the worms or the microbes. This is another tidbit of information we received at the 2012 Vermiculture Conference in North Carolina and one small issue I have been wondering about.
If you do not have rain, put your water out for 24 hours to dechlorinate before moistening your worms and bedding. We keep jugs of water handy at all times.
These florescent green worms with white v-shaped marks on the side become full size at 3-4" long. I discovered my first ever Hornworm last summer basking on a tomato leaf in the sun. They make their presence known by their black frass (droppings) on the foliage or around the base of the plant. The activity they seem to be most known by is their voracious appetite. They will munch entire leaves, small stems, eat parts of the immature fruit and can defoliate a plant in a few days. If caught early, your plant will recover. They may also be found on eggplants, peppers and potatoes. Organic Control: pick it off the plant as soon as you discover it. A bowl of soapy water will finish it off as well as squishing it or as in my case, I tossed it on the gravel and the Yeloow Jackets fisnished it off.


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AC/DC's Phil Rudd Out on Bail After Allegedly Plotting the Murders of Two People
AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd is out on bail after being arrested Thursday morning (Nov. 6) in New Zealand for allegedly trying to procure or arrange the murder of two people.
AC/DC Manager's 20-Year-Old Murder Mystery Reopened by Australian Police
A $100,000 reward is being offered for information that finally solves the long-standing murder mystery.
AC/DC Not Breaking Up After All, Despite Member's Illness
"We are definitely getting together in May in Vancouver," he told the Daily Telegraph. "We're going to pick up some guitars, have a plonk, and see if anybody has got any tunes or ideas. If anything happens, we'll record it."
Don't Call It A Comeback, I've Been Here for Days
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BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom, 4 bath Cypress Grove Pajaro Dunes beach house, on the sand. Front row, with private beach access to the pristine and longest beach in Santa Cruz County. 2,400 + square feet townhouse, 2 dining decks, + private deck off master bedroom, BBQ, piano, fireplace, 4 spacious bedrooms each with their private bath. Waterfront, views from Monterey to Santa Cruz. The dunes are your front yard, step out the door onto the sand and 2 miles of pristine beach. Sleeps 10
A special beach townhome with a unique location.
Best Pajaro Dunes Cypress Grove location for privacy, natural setting, and beach access. Distance to the water depends on the tide and season. Not a second row home, but beachfront-waterfront location.
Dramatic Front Row Views: tri level, ocean views from the living room & dining deck + main master bedroom has its own ocean view deck + bottom floor opens to the dunes and sand. An additional large private dining deck with gas BBQ off the kitchen next to dunes and dune grass, beneath towering cypress trees, overlooking strawberry fields.
Minutes to Carmel, Monterey golf, and Santa Cruz/Capitola attractions. Pajaro Dunes Resort provides 15+ tennis courts, soccer fields, bike trails, birding trails, club house, and more; located on the Monterey Bay near miles of artichoke and strawberry fields. Bird watching and kayaking at Elkhorn Slough close by.
To our guests:
Rates: It is best to call or complete an email inquiry for an exact rental total. Please include number of adults and children. AFTER THREE NIGHTS, the nightly rate ranges from $360 winter to $500 summer per night. 4, 5, and 6 nights may note be accurately shown on the rate page.
Holiday rates are subject to change.
Discounts for Monday check in, charity groups, foundations, and seniors.
Check preferred or credit card with small fee. There is a separate fully refundable security deposit returned to guests after their departure. Thank you
'Dear Debbie,
After returning home to DC I came down with the flu which delayed this note of thanks. We had a wonderful time at your place and the welcome notes and gifts were a great way to start. The girls immediately ran out to use their bags.
Our only complaint was we needed more time to do everything!
Thank you again for the welcome and the opportunity to stay at your wonderful place.
Michele' Washington, DC
'Debbie, We so greatly enjoyed the opportunity of spending Thanksgiving with our family in your wonderful beach house. Your house is so comfortable and so beautifully equipped - a perfect place for a family gathering - and on such a spectacular beach. We treasured and enjoyed every moment that we were there. Thank you so much for allowing us to extend our stay until sunset on Sunday. That made for yet another lovely day.
I hope you will have a lovely Christmas time - and I hope that we will someday soon be able to return to your beach house - if not at Thanksgiving perhaps at another time. Thank you for making possible our precious days at Pajaro Dunes.
Sincerely, Gudrun Rice', Colorado
'We had a wonderful time and plan to start a family tradition to come every year. Beautiful views and easy beach access made this home a rare retreat. Marie Paulsson' Palo Alto, CA
This Cypress beach house provides you with everything needed to enjoy your time on the Monterey Bay.
High speed Internet Access
Cable TV~ Long Distance Phone
Fully furnished Kitchen ~ Appliances & Kitchenware
Wet bar
Designer Bedding & Decor Ralph Lauren - Williams Sonoma
tastefully decorated.
Two bedrooms with King beds and private bathrooms
One bedroom with two queen beds and private bathroom
One bedroom with 3 extra long twin beds and private bathroom
Washer - Dryer
Games, cards, movies, and books are provided.
Just bring your camera, kite, and bag for beachcombing.
Please contact owner for seasonal rates.
Keywords: Cypress GroveTownhome Beach House
Having looked at other properties on the Monterey Bay, we bought this townhouse when we saw the views and location, which took our breath away! Not a condo, but nestled in the cypress trees sitting upon the dunes. We were impressed too with privacy, at the north end of the Cypress Grove without others walking by, very peaceful and quiet. The beautiful natural setting was most important to us,...... the sand dunes and beach are your front yard.
Close to everything on the Monterey Bay along with the natural beauty and uniqueness of Pajaor Dunes! Private gated community: 20 tennis courts, conference center available, soccer fields, basketball areas, hiking, biking trails, birding. 2 miles of pristine beach at your door. Minutes to Carmel, Pebble Beach, Capitola, Big Sur, Monterey Bay Aquarium, organic strawberry-apple picking,
Monterey Peninsula golf and more....
Private 24 hour security.
Premium plus 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 2300 square feet, three level town home.
To our guests:
There is an initial 2 night seasonal cost. Following the first 2 nights, add the per night rate which includes 11% tax & all fees.
It is best to call or complete email inquiry for an exact rental total.
Rates are subject to change.
Discounts for Monday check in & seniors
Just wanted to tell you that my family had an incredible time at your beach house! The reason for our trip was to enjoy quality family time--and that we did.
The house is beautiful, comfortable, and met all of our needs. We cooked all dinners in and found the kitchen exceptionally well-equipped.
We saw dolphins, sea otters and even whales! On our last night we had a fire on the beach and roasted marshmallows! It was an amazing time. Since being home I miss the comforting sound of the ocean at night when I go to bed!
Thank you again. We hope to do this again next year!
The Pajaro Dunes Beach is at the center of Monterey Bay, with the cities of Monterey, Pacific Grove, Pebble Beach and Carmel 30 minutes to the South, and Santa Cruz 25 minutes to the North.
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[B2MG_HUMAN] Defects in B2M are the cause of hypercatabolic hypoproteinemia (HYCATHYP) [MIM:241600]. Affected individuals show marked reduction in serum concentrations of immunoglobulin and albumin, probably due to rapid degradation.[1] Note=Beta-2-microglobulin may adopt the fibrillar configuration of amyloid in certain pathologic states. The capacity to assemble into amyloid fibrils is concentration dependent. Persistently high beta(2)-microglobulin serum levels lead to amyloidosis in patients on long-term hemodialysis.[2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
[1C04_HUMAN] Involved in the presentation of foreign antigens to the immune system. [B2MG_HUMAN] Component of the class I major histocompatibility complex (MHC). Involved in the presentation of peptide antigens to the immune system.
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After the 6-1 drubbing on Sri Lanka, the new-look Indian ODI team under Rahul Dravid looked to be firmly on their way up, but today, faced with a South African side unbeaten in 19 games they came undone, despite a brilliant hundred from Yuvraj Singh.
South Africa, bringing in Johan Botha for his debut, won the toss and batted first on a pitch offering enough movement and bounce to interest South Africa's quicks.
After a superb hundred opening the batting against Sri Lanka Gautam Gambhir was pushed down the order, allowing Sehwag and Tendulkar to be reunited at the top. But India were regretting the decision in Makhaya Ntini's first over, courtesy of a spectacular catch by Ashwell Prince sending Sehwag on his way.
Pollock quickly followed up his new ball partners breakthrough with 2 of his own, the key wickets of Kaif, lbw, and Tendulkar, caught behind. Andre Nel soon got in on the act, bowling skipper Rahul Dravid through the gate. Gautam Gambhir fell shortly after, Ntini claiming his second scalp of the day.
Irfan Pathan came to the wicket with India in trouble of 35-5 with the difficult task of rescuing India with Yuvraj Singh. The left handed duo played sensibly, choosing to push the ball around, rather than thump it, which they are both capable of. They built a partnership of 75 together, Pathan being the aggressive partner, before Pathan edge one on to his stumps while attempting to charge Botha, giving the debutant his first wicket.
With Yuvraj receiving little more than adequate support from Dhoni and Agarkar, he began to up the ante. A pull off Ntini, and two shots over long-on found their way over the boundary, and he followed one of these with a thrashing cut shot to bring up his century. Yuvraj was run out, taking on a risky challenge in the deep and losing. His innings of 103 lasted 122 balls and included 10 fours and 3 sixes.
The entertainment did not finish there however, Harbhajan Singh treated the crowd to 4 fours and 2 sixes in his cameo of 37, which boosted India's score to 249 leaving South Africa a round 250 to chase.
As South African fans have become accustomed to recently, Graeme Smith got their innings off to a great start. Hindered by the early loss of De Villiers and Ontong, he smashed Pathan and Agarkar all over the shop, until he dragged one from Rudra Pratap Singh onto his stumps.
Prince and Kallis both used their heads to take the game further out of India's reach. Keeping the run rate at an acceptable level they shared an 89 run partnership, which was broken by Prince chipping one off Harbhajan to mid-on. Another wicket came shortly after, from the unlikely source of Sachin Tendulkar, whose full-toss was swept to midwicket by Boucher.
India were clawing their way back into the game, but at the crease were Jacques Kallis, one of the world's best batsman, and Justin Kemp, an immensely strong hitter of a cricket ball. It was Kemp and Kallis who were to triumph in the end, an unbroken partnership of 84 sealing the win for South Africa. Kemp resisted the urge to try and clear the stands, his 49-ball 46 not including a single six.
This loss will be a big disappointment to India, after they looked to be on their way up against Sri Lanka. South Africa extended their unbeaten run to 20 games, and even without Gibbs and Boje they look likely to prove a very tough side to beat.
India 249-9
Yuvraj Singh 103 (122), Irfan Pathan 46 (63) Harbhajan Singh 37* (17)
Shaun Pollock 2-37 (10), Andre Nel 2-45 (10), Makhaya Ntini 2-62 (10)
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Clearly, there isn't much of a difference found with the design of this specific version for T-Mobile, as it retains that lovable sleek and stylish unibody aluminum chassis found in use with the European version. Not surprisingly, we dig its compact and solid feel, which is further complemented by its premium choice of materials. Equally as stunning, we like the bright and vivid 3.8" WVGA LCD display it's flaunting to match its already shining luster.
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When it comes to raw processing power, it might not impress people with its 1GHz single-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, but it's actually enough to handle all the intricacies found with Windows Phone Mango. Of course, it's made evident by the smooth operation that it exhibits while moving around the platform. Sweetening the deal even further, it's a camera centric device thanks to the 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with LED flash, F2.2 lens, and backside illumination that it's flaunting in the rear.
The HTC Radar 4G is a camera centric device thanks to the 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with LED flash
Lastly, as its name implies, the other notable thing about the handset is the fact that it's the carrier's very first 4G HSPA+ enabled Windows Phone Mango smartphone. Therefore, if you simply tire or don't take fancy with the carrier's first-generation WP7 smartphones, even though we're seeing Mango being pushed out now to more devices, then you might want to keep an eye out for the HTC Radar 4G when it launches. Honestly, just wait for it to pop up on radar.
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3. Pork (unregistered)
This guy does the worse hands-on videos. Man who wants to see the back the phone that much. Do something with effing phone.
4. orly (unregistered)
So you don't care what the back looks like, what everyone else sees? You don't care about camera placement? How about a bright neon pink back that says "I'm ***" in big letters?
5. jabrecer (Posts: 25; Member since: 26 Jul 2011)
Obviously you did not listen at all…
6. roscuthiii (Posts: 1873; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
White phones are just god-awful ugly... and the design makes it look like it has a double chin.
All the white and green on the screen made me think "Android" at first, but then I remembered Microsoft has been going with the white/green combo ever since the X-Box 360. I wonder if that could be the reason for Android's blue themed UI since Honeycomb... MS telling them their color scheme had to take a hike.


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