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-A A +AWednesday, October 10, 2012
CAGAYAN DE ORO -- A network of indigenous peoples, Bangsamoro and Christian communities and leaders in Mindanao hailed the government's "framework agreement" with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), saying it seemed to be a "light at the end of the dark tunnel."
The Mindanao People's Caucus (MPC), whose members are the ones directly affected by the decades-long armed conflict in Mindanao, said peace is indeed possible with the crafting of the deal that seeks to create a Bangsamoro region.
The Bangsamoro will replace the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (Armm), which President Benigno Aquino III earlier considered as a "failed experiment."
But Pastor Reu Montecillo, MPC co-chair, said information dissemination among Muslims, Christians and the indigenous people plays a crucial role in generating support and acceptance of the agreement.
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On Sunday, President Aquino announced that the government and MILF agreed to create Bangsamoro to replace Armm, which was established 23 years ago but has failed to solve problems such as war, poverty, election fraud, political patronage and warlordism.
The United Nations (UN) welcomed Tuesday the crafting of the agreement.
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Ban also expressed gratefulness to all national and international actors, in particular the Malaysian government, for their contributions to the success of the peace negotiations.
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The secretary-general also expressed his heartfelt wishes for peace and prosperity to the government and the people of the Philippines, in particular the people of Bangsamoro.
However, Zamboanga Mayor Celso Lobregat said various provisions of the framework agreement need to be clarified, and even amended if needed.
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The particular provision that Lobregat was referring to says: "The core territory of the Bangsamoro shall be composed of: (a) the present geographical area of the Armm; (b) the Municipalities of Baloi, Munai, Nunungan, Pantar, Tagoloan and Tangkal in the province of Lanao del Norte and all other barangays in the Municipalities of Kabacan, Carmen, Aleosan, Pigkawayan, Pikit and Midsayap that voted for inclusion in the Armm during the 2001 plebiscite; (c) the cities of Cotabato and Isabela; and (d) all other contiguous areas where there is a resolution of the local government unit or a petition of at least 10 percent of the qualified voters in the area asking for their inclusion at least two months prior to the conduct of the ratification of the Bangsamoro Basic Law and the process of delimitation of the Bangsamoro as mentioned in the next paragraph."
He also expressed concern over other provisions on the inclusion of other areas such as some barangays, which he said would mean carving out areas from cities and provinces. He said he will bring up the matter to the government peace panel.
The Philippine government and the MILF are set to sign the framework agreement on October 15. (Abigail Chee Kee Malalis of Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro/Mindanews/SDR/Sunnex)
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DHS Hurricane 3 (H3)
Ratings (rated 82 times)There are 31 users using the DHS Hurricane 3 (H3).
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Description of DHS Hurricane 3 (H3)
"Hurricane III" was designed for the players who mainly adopt control method or have relatively weak attack power when playing 40mm ball. The rubber can reduce a feeling of ponderousness when you strengthen power and create a long arc, which benefits the ball control and exerts fast attack and loop drive at near table.
Reviews of the DHS Hurricane 3 (H3)
tommyzai said this on February 29, 2008:
The H3 is one of the most used rubbers in the world . . . it's an industry standard; yet, I think most ratings are way off. For example, it's not that fast, it has good control, and it blocks and chops well. Most would agree it's excellent with spin, which makes for some tricky serves. All in all it's hard to ignore the fact that it's too heavy, the sponge is too hard, and each sheet seems different. Many of the negatives can be remedied by buying the H3-Provincial, which is a nice rubber . . . but still too heavy!
tsding said this on March 25, 2008:
I too have the provincial. This is a nice control/spin rubber. Speed is moderate. The one thing I dont like about this rubber is it being heavy. It would be nicer if it is lighther.
Halibass said this on March 28, 2008:
I use the Provincial H3, CTE tuned. It's a very good FH rubber. Great for spinny serves, able to loop heavy backspin. Blocks tend to kick higher because of the tacky rubber, but easily controlled.
skyline said this on April 9, 2008:
This is like a slightly slower version of hurricane2 with a higher throw and better control. Great for driving.
greg said this on November 1, 2008:
The h3 commercial version, is not very tacky. 729 sp, is a lot tackier and softer feeling. It's a slow rubber, that is ONLY for short game. Even a few steps back from the table, might get you in trouble.
Speed glue can make this rubber very nice, but without speed glue it's a rock with no power, and average spin. H3 commercial unglued, I recommend to a beginner close to table penhold player. But these days, there are lots of rubbers with built in effects, so think twice about getting this, or at least get provincial version.
porrotu said this on November 11, 2008:
This rubber is the best thing to hit my blade. If looping is your game you will love this rubber. It has excelent control, great spin and speed is out of this world its a perfect 10
JonathanJ said this on January 2, 2009:
The Hurricane 3 is in some ways similar to the Hurricane 2, but in many more ways different. First of all, H3 has MUCH less spin than the H2. Nevertheless, H3 still has very good spin. The beauty of H3 lies in its control. which is significantly greater than that of H2. This was how H3 was designed. It was intended to imitate the play of the H2 but with a control-based playing style in mind. My personal experience reflects that H3 has a greater smashing ability but a slighty lower looping ablity than H2. Obviously this is due to the H3's lower spin factor. I do feel that H3 bas a great deflection for blocking and counterdriving. H3 should be played close to the table.
This was the very first DHS rubber I used. Even now after having explored several rubbers - a great portion of which came from DHS - I still think very highly of this rubber and would recommend it to anybody regardless of skill level. UPDATE: Great control for a hard rubber
metallikviper said this on May 17, 2009:
I am using this rubber in Red 2.2mm sponge for my forehand with Friendship 755 1.0mm sponge LP on a slower Butterfly blade. I am using a slightly used rubber my friend gave me. Applied a little bit of Kinetix Rubber Revitalizer (Amazing Stuff!!!) spray before playing to bring back some tack.
Top sheet is pretty tacky and helps a lot with serves and close to table pushes and chops with good backspin. Had a pretty decent hitting efficiency slightly affected by opponents spin. Brush looping was very effective and loop driving was very easy away from the table. Counter looping was amazing away from the table with a lot of spin and speed. A very good all around rubber which excels at almost everything.
livabetes said this on December 9, 2009:
great for control and defensive shots...i use on my backhand
Jethrock said this on January 26, 2010:
DHS Hurricane 3 for me is the best rubber for defense. It is very reliable when it comes to blocking and chopping the ball. Speed is also excellent that you can easily control the ball. I will recommend this rubber to my brother as well as my friends in Ginatilan.
Larry said this on March 13, 2010:
I find the DHS Hurricane 3 (H3) very slow when smashing compared to the other rubbers in the DHS family. The spin in the rubber is slightly more than average rubbers because it is more tacky which also makes the throw angle slightly higher too. The rubber thus lets you give more spin to your serve and loops. This hard rubber is real heavy but still manageable if playing for around an hour. This rubber is not recommended for beginners still learning how to loop as I find the rubber more tacky than the normal rubbers you can find i the market.
Anonymous said this on June 17, 2010:
DHS H3 is a fast, controllable rubber with quite a lot of spin. I'd think of it as all-round. Lots of speed, coupled with the spin and control, makes it a good rubber to use on all-round/offensive blades.
yevon said this on June 21, 2010:
great rubber to use in backhand. it is fast, very controlable(for a hard sponge rubber) and has a lot of spin.
Darren Rapacchi said this on July 10, 2010:
I have this is black 2.2mm on a Yinhe T-8 Off blade. I have read many reports saying that this is a FH short close to the table rubber "RUBBISH" I play a mid distance game & this rubber performs very well. I hit chop and block on my BH and this rubber does it all. I can play short at the table chops & blocks with the added control I can also play fast topspins or loops. I would like to see this rubber in a 1.8mm version. Does it exist ? I have had mine for around 2 years, I clean it regular and it still has it's tacky, lifts the balls around 2 feet before dropping. The rubber topsheet still looks like new very hard to mark, by far the best DHS rubber I have used no faults.....I am looking to try this in other forms.
Grel Louie said this on July 24, 2010:
I had just buyied this rubber last week without knowing the rubber But I found out that hurricane 3 is very well good for offensive player like me because I needed a rubber that has great control but even my smashes are not likely very strong but I can manage controlling the ball however my rival hits back a smash I can still hit back because of it's control while doing blocking or even chop.I'am lucky to have this rubber because I have a great time with it.for me it's more than unusual than other rubbers.So people think about it.If you try it you'll love it.nobody can deny.
Anonymous said this on August 30, 2010:
Very good rubber, blocking is a little weak could be my balde's issue. A lot of spin and good control.
jmluat said this on September 6, 2010:
I used DHS H3 for about 1.5yrs.
The good: It is tacky and very good for putting heavy spins during service. Its not very expensive and it lasts a long time if you can keep the rubber surface clean. The bad: It takes a lot of effort from you when you want to power loop or loop drive with a lot of speed; which can lead to becoming fatigue in later stages of longer rallies and longer matches.
FiReSTaRT said this on September 13, 2010:
Extremely heavy, so you should use them with a lighter blade. Speed didn't suffer. I was experiencing some minor control issues, but that's coming off a very forgiving blade/rubber combination, so I think they will go away as I get to play with H3 a bit more.
Update: I've put in some significant hours of play with it, and it's still maintaining its durability. The only maintenance that I've done was wipe it down with a slightly damp microfiber rag, at least between play sessions, and once or twice within a play session when I go to a very dusty gym. While I'm VERY satisfied with the characteristics (great for developing all around play), I'll probably switch to something lighter when the time comes to replace my H3's.
Forest Ping said this on September 29, 2010:
It is the most popular rubber use here in Brunei Darussalam. Very good performance when use in the FH. My students won a lot of match here in Brunei with it. Overall it's a very good rubber if you are looking for a good game.
DHS Hurricane (H3) said this on March 3, 2011:
BS98 says: I use a DHS H3 before and it is rather heavy. It has moderate speed, good control and quite "OK" spin. Its sponge is quite heavy too.
Anonymous said this on May 9, 2011:
Fast!! but it's a little bit hard to control.. as the result I haven't pull out my fullest power just to make sure the ball is in play.. but overall satisfaction is the word and it met my expectation also...
That Guy said this on May 30, 2011:
Hurricane 3 I think is one of the best rubbers in the world. It's very tacky (but not as tacky as H2) and also has a balance of control and speed. I use this rubber for my backhand on my butterfly vsg twist 2. A medium hard sponge, which is good for practically anything, and helps if you have a weak hit. Ideal for looping, chopping and blocking. The bad thing about this rubber is that the grip wears off pretty fast if not taken care of, this is why i suggest buying the provincial one. Overall this is excellent.
santilohi said this on June 26, 2011:
ventajas , precio y efecto con control , desventajas que es pesada y no muy rapida , ponerla con hoja ligera y rapida. Particularmente ,prefiero otras ,mas rapidas ,sobre todo de derecha las friedship 729 oem de 2,10 mm o 729-5 y 729-8 ,globe 999 nacional roja de derecha y Reactor .- Espero probar ,prontol as hurricane 3 Provincial ,haber si hay mucha diferencia .,que no creo ,aparte de la calidad.
powerlefty said this on October 10, 2011:
Good to learn the basic chinese stroke with. I would switch to one of the neo rubbers for more speed one good technique is established though because of lack of speed (i.e. way to much effort).
Klaudio said this on January 23, 2012:
I agree with some reviews that this rubber is slower than advertised, however all the spin makes up for it. The sheet is very tacky and it just picks up the ball. Serving with it will make a lot of problems to your opponnent. I play penhold, chinese with RPB. Only thing i didnt like about this rubber is when i move to half distance to start looping, it seems that it looses power.
I think its because of the sponge which is btw REALLY hard. Top players who use H3 definitely dont play on this sponge, they play on provincial (blue) sponge.. All in all, good rubber for 3rd ball atacks and opening loops, also , very good for choping. Control is amazing with this rubber. IF you like close to the, spin over speed oriented game, this rubber is for you then
seguso said this on January 28, 2012:
in short: a cheap, high throw rubber, slow, very hard, with good spin, very unforgiving, with low dwell time and few gears, only usable on very flexible blades.
In detail: - Throw: medium-high. The throw is a bit lower than Vega Pro and like Acuda S1 (just tested on Stiga Offensive Wood NCT). Also a bit lower than T05. However, the throw is high for a Chinese rubber. Chinese rubbers with higher throw are: Galaxy Mercury II 37, Palio CJ8000; but these are much slower than H3. One Chinese rubber which has higher throw than H3 and is faster is Sanwei T88-I, but it is factory tuned. - speed: this rubber is fastest on very flexible blades like stiga offensive classic or stiga offensive cr. On stiff blades, it is very slow. much slower than Vega Pro, Acuda S1, Sanwei T88-I, T05. Faster than Globe999; slower than MercuryII 37. The slow speed makes opening loops easy if you can wrist-brush, but you might lack the power to finish the point. - hardness: very hard. this makes the rubber unforgiving, because when you are opening loop you have to brush perfectly. if you hesitate and brush a little less, the rubber punishes you. - spin: very good on power loops, good on opening loops and very good on pushes. MercuryII 37 black has more spin on opening loops, much less on power loops. Vega pro has more spin in everything (opening loops, pushes) except maybe power loops. - dwell time: very low. this is due to hardness, and makes the rubber very unforgiving and difficult to use. You have to keep your body relaxed throughout the swing, and provide the amortization yourself. In training this is easy to do, but in official matches it is much more difficult because you are more tense. So this is only for experienced players. - gears: few. This is another problem with this rubber. If you choose a blade where you have enough power close to the table and mid distance, you might not have enough power in killing shots. And viceversa. this rubber lasts forever.
hall said this on February 14, 2012:
its nice* compare with acuda s2 speed 8.7 spin.8.5 control 8.5 throw angle medium high . Huracane is slower 7.7 , but for looping 8.3 its better and counterlooping 9.1 its a lot faster then acuda,and that its strongest spot . . Loops are nice, more control 8.9 . counterhit its weak spot.throw angle medium low . If u whant to use this ruber u must have big swing, chinese stille loop. . Euro loopers will have problem to adopt. .u can also chop , use it with dhs bats like deeper d-02
titania said this on February 21, 2012:
very nice rubber its best for conterlooping from the table i usualy block incoming spin, but now i have enough control to counterloop 9/10 before huricane 2/10 sry for bad english
yuke said this on May 14, 2012:
I've tried this rubber with orange sponge 39° 2,2 mm from eacheng. This isn't heavy and this is a perfect balance beetween spin speed control. The most interesting things I've noticed is that it's easy to learn to control this rubber. The other amazing point is that this rubber is super efficient for looping.
loopkill said this on June 11, 2012:
You really need the stroke to bring out the power and speed of this rubber. It will not seem fast with just regular looping. This thing is unbeatable at loopdriving or a good loopkill. You have to put in the power, but it is worth it. With its superb control you can swing away and destroy easy balls coming at you.
Amilcar said this on November 29, 2012:
I still occasionaly play with H3 Max. very durable and the price of the rubber is reasonable.Like tacky Mark V.
GCATT said this on January 15, 2013:
Not a bad rubber... if you wanting to slow loop its quiet a decent rubber but this rubber is way to hard for me...
i was gonna sue this on my fh looking at it but then i tested it and itsuits my backhand fr drives and blocks..... and chops short not a very quality rubber if your wanting to forehand topspin the rubber is very HARD and solid on my Butterfly Offensive blade:)
mtg6792 said this on February 17, 2013:
Not the best rubber in the world...
Far slower than T05, T64 and T80 Less spin than all 3 (except on serves.. there it is somewhat equal to T64) Not bad for looping close to the table, but if you're used to catapulting and not pushing forward, distance loops may seem awkward. The speed of the rubber is hard to keep consistent because of the gears. If you push to slow on the short game, the ball won't move, but if you push too hard, it may fly off the table. It's not going to take away much from your game, but if you aren't used to Chinese rubbers, it may take awhile (especially if you're used to Tenergy). It isn't AWFUL. Give it a shot if you aren't into tensors and spring sponge rubbers.
SkycB said this on March 30, 2013:
koristim je na Palio TC6 za FH. Ispocetka mi je djelovala dosta umrtvljeno i uzeo sam 40° sto mi se cinilo da bi trebalo biti soft. Medutim spuzva i guma su strahovito tvrde i to mi se ne svida, medutim u igri se ponasa savim drugacije. Guma je relativno brza, ne bas koliko sam ocekivao ali solidno brza. Kontrola je isto OK, ali spin je odlican.
ShogunRK said this on April 27, 2013:
Empece jugando en el trabajo con una Sensei 3*. Despues me anote en un club y me compre un madero DHS wind CW-W carbon. Tenia dos DHS H3 en el madero. En un principio me dio resultado, tenia control por el thacky, usaba mucho los cortes de ambos lados y golpes planos fuertes para rematar de drive. Pero a medida que el tiempo pasaba, la goma iba perdiendo sus propiedades. Una vez que se volvia vieja, no es que era mala, era bueno, pero solo me duraba dos partidos y la debia limpiar para volver a tener el thacky. Me costaba mucho topear con esa goma de drive. Aun que tambien haber comprado un madero ofensivo tampoco ayudaba. Despues de un mes de fallar el 80% los tops, me cambie la goma de drive por una Acuda S3, que hizo que si aprenda realmente las tecnicas de rosar. Los top empezaron a salir. Yo tengo brazos largos y tenia que hacer tops con todo el brazo y la S3 a mi me parecio mejor. La H3 es una buena goma y muy barata, pero a mi me costaba muchisimo meter bien las tecnicas. Dificil de usar si no eres un chino que la usa 10 horas al dia.
martinw95 said this on June 23, 2013:
i have the commerical version
good spinand very durable does not lose its tackiness for a while. to restore it use some olive oil and brush the rubber and let it soak in. it replenishes it but dont expect it to be brand new
briandunleavy said this on June 24, 2013:
tried this rubber on the stiga clipperwood blade.first impressions was that it was very slow and hard to get used to because of the hard sponge.but after and hour or two of training i got used to it.it is a very durable rubber and also extremely tacky.way too heavy for me.it is more suited for loopers or counter-hitters.has a lot of spin and control but lacks speed.lot of effort required.good rubber for the price.
Patrickchen101 said this on July 5, 2013:
This is like rock you can't get much power or spin, if your looking for power go for the tenergy series or donic bluefire, for spin I recommend Adidas p7, and the tenergy series
suren said this on July 17, 2013:
I suren using this rubber with the combination of yasaka anti-power.
This rubber has outstanding spin. It is good for chopping and blocking. It is very good to control and smash. After using this rubber, I have won gold medal in Indian Veteran Nationals 2013 held at Srinagar.
maddrag said this on July 25, 2013:
I play H3 since 2 months and learned a lot with it. I'm a modern defense with chen weixin blade and LP TSP pr1 on the backhand. Short game is very stable. Long, short push at will after good training. It has a lot of gears !Same with the loop. Play more with a closed racket for looping as it has hightrow. Also play more chinese looping style. I also chop and fish far from the table to change my defense return. A very good complement to my LP. I love it !!!
nishantkumar19 said this on August 5, 2013:
I have been using this rubber on FH for quite a while now. It has always been amazing at smashing, but I found that its spin slowly decreased over time. After 2 years, there was almost no spin. It's control is reasonable, but again it decreases over time. When I went to the shop, there were 2 identical Hurricane 3 rubbers for sale, but they were of different prices. The shopkeeper said that they were all new, but the quality of one was better than the quality of the other. I was a bit surprised of its inconsistency. But even though you need to change it a lot, it is still an amazing rubber, especially for offensive players on forehand.
bowlermj said this on August 20, 2013:
I just received this item over the weekend and have used it a few times since then. Initially the rubber was very tacky, but not nearly as tacky as I had originally anticipated, based upon reviews I had read online. The rubber is very heavy and seems to require a good amount of effort in order to unleash the spin and quickness.
I like to play a heavy topspin and looping game, and this rubber is accommodating that style well. In time there should be a noticeable increase in the amount of speed and spin, as I acclimate to the new rubber. Overall I would recommend it for anyone with strong, quick topspin/looping shots and game. I will note that it does perform well with pushes and short game shots as well.
Sethinator said this on January 5, 2014:
This was a generally good rubber for me (I am a all around offensive player), tacky chinese rubber made it good for spins, yet it still was a decent topspin looper. It could still be better at flat kill shots though. Overall it is a good offensive rubber but there are better ones out there for similar prices.
jakas said this on March 10, 2014:
Its good just close to the table for far you need to add a lot of power to get the ball across. Iuse it on my FH and tenergy 05 on the BH.
TACKY and excellent spin
Josh20 said this on May 29, 2014:
Good for topspin, counter attacking, serving and smashing. However the top sheet is too hard. Overall good for the price but I would recommend the neo version for more control.
master_f said this on December 2, 2014:
It can quickly kill your enemy especially when your service is so tricky and fast.
BeGo said this on January 12, 2015:
Just tried today, seeking chop and loop rubber for def alpha, for replacing my tackiness chop 2.
because 1.5 mm one is impossible to find, bought the 2.15 mm, and tried it for couple of game first before shaving it to 1.5 mm later if I am not lazy, sorry. ;) This initial review is from "wall" training, will update when played a couple of games. :) This rubber not as fast as I was imagined based on this site, even slower than my Tack 2 1.9 mm, on brushing, but, On flat hit, there a loud "tink! / tick!" sound and the ball launch a lot faster. ??? I do need some explanation, cause this is new for me. The spin it generate on chop is less than tack 2. Not much difference with my dr evil. On loop, the arc are much smaller than tack 2. :) Overall control is similar with tack 2, but feel mushier. This is a good chopper rubber in today standard imho. :) |
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Now that he's entrenched as Tennessee's starter at least for the time being, Worley is playing more confidently. That was apparent Saturday as Worley threw more touchdown passes (three) than incompletions (two) in a 45-0 blowout of Austin Peay.
"You could tell as the game went on he got a little 'swag' in him," Tennessee offensive tackle Ja'Wuan James said. "He started playing. I liked the way he played, and I like his leadership."
The next step is maintaining that confidence when he's playing an opponent that isn't overmatched.
Worley won Tennessee's four-way quarterback competition in part because he was the only candidate with any college playing experience, but his career statistics up to that point didn't exactly jump off the page. Worley was 63 of 110 for 738 yards with five interceptions and one touchdown pass. All three of his previous starts had come as a freshman when he stepped in for an injured Tyler Bray.
Worley, a junior from Rock Hill, S.C., says he's a different quarterback now. His performance against Austin Peay backed that up.
He went 11 of 13 for 104 yards and led Tennessee to touchdowns on each of its six first-half possessions before sitting out the entire second half. Tennessee raced to a 42-0 lead with Worley in the game and scored only three second-half points while backup Nathan Peterman ran the second-team offense.
"I felt comfortable out there," Worley said. "Each series, I gained a little bit more confidence. After getting in the flow of the game for a little while, you start getting a little rhythm."
Worley didn't get much resistance from an Austin Peay defense that allowed 39.5 points per game last season, but he did show an ability to deliver under pressure by throwing a 9-yard touchdown pass to Devrin Young while getting hit. Worley should face much more of a challenge Saturday against Western Kentucky.
"I thought he played winning football for us," Tennessee coach Butch Jones said. "I thought he was in command of the offense."
Worley still has plenty of room for improvement. Watching film, he noticed a couple of technical things that needed correcting. Jones also has said he wants his offense to produce more "big splash" plays. Worley's longest completion Saturday was only 23 yards.
"You look at successful offenses, they have the ability to score on any area of the field," Jones said. "That is where we need to grow and continue to get better."
This offense may struggle to produce as many big plays as it did last season. Worley doesn't have the arm strength of Bray, who threw for 3,612 yards and 34 touchdowns last season. Tennessee's receiving corps no longer has first-round draft pick Cordarrelle Patterson and second-round selection Justin Hunter.
But the Volunteers believe they can win with Worley, even as the schedule gets tougher. Worley gets another chance Saturday to prove how far he's come.
The last time Worley faced a team coached by Western Kentucky's Bobby Petrino, he went 15 of 29 for 208 yards with one interception and no touchdown passes in a 49-7 loss to Arkansas. Worley says he's made "big strides" in the two years since that game.
"I was a true freshman at the time," Worley said. "That's definitely in the past now. Just being able to take a leadership role, being able to command these guys and have them respond to me and my playing style has been a major thing for me."
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Maggitt worked out in full pads Tuesday and wasn't wearing a green non-contact jersey. Tennessee coach Butch Jones called it a "significant" step but added that he wouldn't decide on the junior's availability for Saturday's game with Western Kentucky until seeing "how he progresses throughout the course of the week."
Maggitt, a starter each of the last two years, tore his ACL last November in a 51-48 four-overtime loss to Missouri.
Jones said defensive end Jacques Smith will have pins removed from his fractured right thumb Wednesday and "there is a possibility he may be able to play Saturday."


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My husband bought me an indoor mini daffodil from a grocery store. It's in a glass vase with soil and looks like coconut hair covering the little pot it is in. It seemed to be fine for about a week or so and then I noticed some of the leaves started to go a bit limp. Some of the buds were browning and not opening. I pruned the dead buds and cut down to the bottom of the stem to see if maybe it would refocus on growing elsewhere and perking up those leaves. The unfortunate thing is I work in an office that has very little sunlight and what I think are bright enough lights for me don't seem to be the standard of the lights they were under in the grocery store. What can I do? |
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- Posted by buyorsell888 Zone 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Sat, Apr 27, 13 at 11:54
Yes, exactly. They are not indoor plants. If they stayed at the grocery store they'd have the same problem. They also do not last anywhere near as long in pots indoors as they do in the ground. Try to disturb the roots as little as possible when transplanting out. Leave the leaves to die back naturally. |
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While the Dallas Morning News logged 50,000 subscribers, it's unclear how many of those are mere up-sells from print subscribers (hardly counting, then, as online-only revenue and loyal digital subscribers). The paper also saw monthly pageviews drop by 9 million. Consequently, digital revenue was down 11 percent to $7.8 million. The paper's parent company, Belo, reported a net loss in the first quarter of $3.9 million. Meanwhile, the newspaper is spending $4 million a year to promote online subscriptions.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal has traded a 30-percent drop in traffic for 1,600 people willing to pony up $9.99 a month for digital access. The good news is Sunday subscriptions are up by 1,000 since the paywall was erected. Editor Chris Peck said online revenue is not down, despite the drop in traffic. It's been years since I worked for Scripps, the Commercial Appeal's parent company, but if it still relies heavily on bundled classified ad revenue, which it then counts as online revenue, a change in website traffic would not affect revenue. As a company, Scripps continues to report flat or declining revenue in just about every category.
The Columbia Tribune has seen a 25-percent drop in traffic, a decline in engagement, and watched some traffic shift to a different, still-free local news source, all for a meager $80,000 in subscription revenue. And this from a paper that had achieved an impressive 15 percent of its revenue from digital prior to putting up the paywall.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is often cited—as Simon did in our discussion—as a model for newspaper publishers. The fact is, whatever strength the paper had in circulation, it isn't clear that charging for online content was the reason. Unlike many newspapers in the country, owner Walter Hussman kept subscription prices low in order to buoy circulation numbers. Unfortunately for the paywall stalwarts, Hussman was forced recently to double newsstand prices for the paper to help offset declining advertising revenue. This is not the action of a healthy newspaper company.
The Minneapolis Star Tribune has 300,000 print subscribers and is charging a modest $1.99 a week (much less than Simon's proposed $10 per month for the Sun) and has only 20,000 online subscribers ("only" being relative to our previous points about what's required to sustain the kind of journalism Simon expects paywalls to sustain). Since the paper is now held by private equity, earnings reports are hard to come by.
While some of the raw numbers attributed to early adopters of paywalls might seem impressive, there are two things not being fully disclosed by publishers: the percentage of bundled packages with primarily print-minded subscribers and the churn rate for digital subscriptions. The higher the churn rate, the slower growth publishers will see over time and the higher the cost of customer acquisition.
We also don't know what percentage of digital subscribers (bundles or not) are older readers. Newspapers need a strategy that works with a younger audience, and if young readers are buying digital subscriptions at a low rate, the paid online model can hardly be said to represent the future of quality journalism.
Meanwhile, a stat that should alarm publishers and paywall advocates is the low, low conversion rate of unique visitors to paid subscribers. Here are stats provided by Ken Doctor: "The New York Times broke the 1-percent barrier last year, 390,000 subs compared to 33 million U.S. unique visitors. The Commercial Appeal is at .8 percent; The Star Tribune is at .25 percent with its four-month initiative. The Columbia Tribune is at .2 percent."
There is just no clear evidence so far to indicate that paywalls—even for the most successful general-circulation paper, The New York Times—are doing anything to help stop the bleeding. Newspapers continue to pile up losses while putting their hope in a savior that shows no evidence of being able to work miracles.
Metered paywalls—the fad paywall of the moment—set a limit on the number of stories (10 or 20) one person using one browser on one computer can access in a month. Typically, coming to an article from a third-party link, such as a tweet, Facebook status update, Google News search, or blog post, does not count against your monthly quota.
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This is my second year selling produce at the local farmers market. I don't have a certified scale so I have to price per item. Could anyone tell me what you charge each for the following vegetables:
1. Heirloom Tomatoes 2. Cherry Tomatoes Per Pint 3. Long European & Asian Cucumbers 4. Red, Yellow, Orange & Green Bell Peppers 5. Summer Squash & Zucchini 6. Long Asian Style Eggplants Thanks so much. This forum has been so helpful. Leslie |
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I price all my big tomatoes at $3.50 a quart box or a dollar each (some people just want one mater). I will likely raise the price 50¢ this year. Pints of cherry tomatoes I sold for $3 last year. I will likely raise the price 50¢ this year the long cukes I got a $1 to $1.50 last year and they were not great sellers compared to Diva cukes that sold out consistently at $1.50 ea Ripe bell peppers I will charge $1.50 ea this year Eggplant I sold by the pound |
This is my findings. I sell at three markets in Kansas. 1) Heirloom Tomatoes- any where from $1- 2 a pound. Not many distinguish between tomatoes and heirlooms. Not sure how to price on quantity. 2)Cherry Tomatoes $1.75 a pint, raise this to $2 this year 3) $0.75 to $1 depending on the year and market 4) Bell Peppers, hard to sell on quantity especially if you have some different sizes. Usually $0.75 each, more earlier in the year. 5)Summer Squash- Seems to be the easiest and hardest things to sell and price. It depends on your varieties. The standard green or yellow Zucchini, $0.75 each or 3 for $2. If you are growing other varieties, round, pattypan, Romanesca then they are priced at a $1.00 each. Sometimes I even put together a variety pack and sell it. Usually sells well and is a good way to get rid of green zucchini. 6) Eggplant, growing a few this year myself. Unsure of the pricing structure. I like to use some pricing strategies. If you buy one, it is going to cost more than if you buy 3. I like the $0.75 each or 3 for $2. It is easy to figure and you move a little more product. |
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Carl Stevens, Susan Blu, Marshall Efron, Cloyce Morrow, Lorenzo Music, Jessica Pennington, Michael Rye, Hal Smith
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- Cartoon Characters: Jamie Bingham, Claire, J.J. Wagstaff, Ozzie, Haimish, Stanley the Blue, Loyal Fluppy; Tippi the Pink, Pretty Fluppy; Dink the Yellow, Playful Fluppy; Ozzie the Green, Cool Fluppy; Bink the Peach, Shy Fluppy; Fulumpus, Mrs. Bingham, Attendant.
- Vocal Talent: Carl Stevens (Jamie Bingham), Susan Blu (Tippi, Bink), Marshall Efron (Stanley), Cloyce Morrow (Mrs. Bingham), Lorenzo Music (Ozzie), Jessica Pennington (Claire), Michael Rye (J.J. Wagstaff), Hal Smith (Hamish, Dink, Attendant).
- Directed By Fred Wolf.
- Produced By Fred Wolf.
- Written By Haskell Barkin, Bruce Talkington.
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Kombo East inter-village football updatesWednesday, April 04, 2012 The 2012 annual Kombo East District Inter-Village Football Tournament continued last weekend in Kuloro and Bosori with six other village teams locking horns. The annual tournament, which commenced since 2005 under the auspices of the Kombo East District Sports Committee aims to expose thetalents of young people in the district as well as unite them.This year witnessed the largest team registration with 16 villages competing for the championship. Basori defeated Duwasu 1-0 on Friday at the Kuloro Primary
school football field. The goal was scored by Alagie Joof in the 21st minute.
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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Hwang, Kyu Deug URN etd-09272006-154344 Document Title The mechanisms of politico-security regionalism in Southeast Asia and Southern Africa : a comparative case study of ASEAN and SADC Degree DPhil (International Relations) Department Political Sciences Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof. M M E Schoeman Keywords
- Regional Security
- Southeast Asia and Southern Africa
- Regionalism
- Political Security
- Constructivism
- Politico-Security Regionalism
- Regional Cooperation/Integration
- New Regionalism
- Regionalisation
Date 2006-05-02 Availability unrestricted Abstract The central question addressed by this thesis is whether and to what extent ASEAN and SADC provide a regional response to security challenges from within and without the region respectively. In the examination of a regional response to security challenges in Southeast Asia and Southern Africa, this study investigates each regional organisation's efforts and methods of how to approach and deal with regional security problems. In examining the processes and patterns of ASEAN and SADC regionalism in terms of the security dimension, the focus is on political security in its regional context. In doing so, the mechanisms of both ASEAN and SADC politico-security regionalisms are explored.
This study also aims to compare SADC and ASEAN to find similarities and differences in terms of the way in which 'politico-security regionalism' as a regional project is used to respond to global challenges, as well as to internal needs. Moreover, this study seeks to explore what can be learnt from the experiences of both ASEAN and SADC with regard to regionalism and regionalisation in response to political security threats. This will, as a result, be conducive to understanding the character, nature and type of contemporary regionalism and regional security in the South, including Southeast Asia and Southern Africa.
Furthermore, in discussing the question of whether and how ASEAN and SADC attempt to shape and modify or change the process of globalisation and regionalisation in politico-security terms, this study emphasises a multi-dimensionality of contemporary regionalism – so called 'new regionalism' – which would normally be based on constructivism. Therefore, this study argues that the theoretical problem relates to the insufficiency of neo-realist and neo-liberal institutionalist accounts that call for a much needed attempt to bring ASEAN and SADC into contemporary discussions about the mechanisms of politico-security regionalisms within the context of a (social) constructivism of international relations (IR) theory.
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Continue to the introduction below, or jump right in and read about what spam is, who sends it, how they got your e-mail address, how to keep your address more secure because you cannot "unsubscribe" from their junk (but how to tell when you can), and why anti-spam laws don't help.
So, you're stuck with it? No: we'll tell you how to filter your e-mail to reduce the spam you get, and the flip side: how legitimate mail (to you and from you) gets caught in spam filters and how to improve the odds that your mail gets delivered. We wrap up with the hugely important concept of "phishing" and other scams that can literally result in your bank account being drained by criminals, how you may be an unwitting part of the spam problem, and a little about urban legends and chain mails. That's a lot, but you really can get it all read in just 15 minutes.
New! An alternative to reading this site: the information on this site plus much more has been published as an ebook, and is available now on Kindle (including Kindle apps for your smartphone or computer) for just $3.99. Includes full details on how Randy Cassingham solved his spam problem (he only gets 2-4 in his inbox per week out of the thousands sent to him), plus answers to questions from this site's readers, and more. Click on the cover to order from Amazon.com, or click for the Amazon store you use: Amazon USA | Amazon France | Amazon UK | Amazon Germany | Amazon Italy | Amazon Spain.
Spam has of course grown to be more than a nuisance: you can have your identity stolen and see all of your bank accounts drained. And that can easily happen! Take your time on this site and explore the various topics and concepts to make sure you understand them all. Each page is an easy-to-understand bite-sized chunk. Just click the link at the bottom of each page to move to the next one. Or you can look at the list below and choose the specific topic(s) you want to see.
Overwhelmed? Don't just shut your eyes and hope it will go away! It won't. Scammers want your money, and the less you know, the easier it is to get yours. You must protect yourself. Start with the Executive Summary, and then expand from there.
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- Why the CAN-SPAM Law Didn't Help
- Filtering Spam from Your Mail
- How to Get Legit Mail Delivered
- Phishing and Other E-mail Scams
- When YOU Become Part of the Problem
- Urban Legends and Chain Mails
- Executive Summary
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Randy Cassingham is the author and publisher of This is True, a weekly column founded in 1994 reporting on bizarre-but-true news stories. True is one of the first e-mailed publications, so Randy clearly understands both e-mail, and the difficulties that spam causes us all. You're invited to go to the site for a free subscription to This is True -- of course, that requires verified opt-in (which you'll learn about shortly!)
A Note from the Primer's Author
In the grand scheme of things, who cares about your e-mail? I do. And everyone who wants the Internet to remain a cool and useful place should. It's not just because I make my living sending e-mail that people truly want. (I make absolutely sure of that by using "verified opt-in", a system which all mass e-mail publishers should use.)
I also am a serious Internet user. I'm online most of the day, most every day. I don't want garbage streaming into my mailbox, but I do want to get the mail I have asked for, or that enables me to do my job. Yet I get, or my filters block, tens of thousands of e-mails every month that I have made clear I do not want. Hundreds per day. That's not "cool and useful," that's a massive burden. And it's all because people who want to force us to read their scams, get-rich-quick schemes, and other bogus come-ons, or to steal our hard-earned money. And that's what the vast majority is: if it was a legitimate product or service, they wouldn't need to use unethical and illegal means to pitch it, would they?
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31 And in the thirty-seventh year of the captivity of Jehoi'achin king of Judah, in the twelfth month, on the twenty-fifth day of the month, E'vil-mer'odach king of Babylon, in the year that he became king, lifted up the head of Jehoi'achin king of Judah and brought him out of prison; | 31 In the thirty-seventh year of the exile of Jehoiachin king of Judah, in the year Evil-Merodach became king of Babylon, he released Jehoiachin king of Judah and freed him from prison on the twenty-fifth day of the twelfth month. |
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4 egg whites
1 cup white sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 cups corn flake cereal
1 cup sweetened flaked coconut
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
these are the same cookies my mom always made every Christmas when I was growing up except she added a half of a marachino cherry on each one before baking;they are great but make them at the last minute or store air tight
Ok. Added the maraschino cherry another reviewer suggested. The cookies were very sticky on the bottom even after cooling. I found that a silicone mat worked better than parchment paper.
5 Ratings
I had some coconut AND a partial box of frosted flakes I had to use up, so I decided these would be a great way to do so. Because of the "frosted" aspect of the cornflakes, I cut the sugar down to 2/3 of a cup, which helped with the overall sweetness. I threw in about 1/4 cup of cocoa powder (my family members are all chocolate addicts) and it turned out well! I wasn't overly fond of these (I couldn't wrap my taste buds around the corn taste), but they're a great treat for the kids! I made them with sliced almonds, too, which was a nice variation with the chocolate flavor.
I accidentally added red dye when adding vanilla and made RED cookies! OK ALL cooks make mistakes and I got through this one and these were very fragile with corn chip taste so I would add raisins or chocolate chips, or cinnamon or more vanilla next time . . . and not color them up!
I made creme brule earlier in the week, so I had egg whites to use up. This recipe caught my eye, because of the corn flakes and coconut addition to a standard meringue cookie...That said, by dropping by rounded tablespoons, I only ended up with 30/cookies versus the 60 the recipe suggests. I cooked them for 2/hours at 212 degrees on non-stick foil. They were crunchy and delicious!
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King Crimson
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King Crimson | |
Japanese Name | キング·クリムゾン |
User | Diavolo |
Namesake | King Crimson (Progressive Rock band) |
Manga Debut | Vol. 56 Ch. 519 The Mystery of King Crimson (2) |
Stats | |
Destructive Power | A |
Speed | A |
Range | E |
Durability | E |
Precision | A |
Developmental Potential | C |
King Crimson (キング·クリムゾン Kingu Kurimuzon?) is the Stand of Diavolo, featured in Part V: Vento Aureo.
King Crimson is humanoid Stand of a height and build similar to Diavolo's. Its body is covered by a raised diagonal grid, red underneath; save for its face, neck, shoulder guards, elbows, hands, abdomen, crotch, knees and feet/footwear.
Its eyes comprise sharp orifices of a steep inward slant; from which emerge small, round fishlike/amphibian/reptilian eyes. It constantly bares its teeth through a small mouth. Its crown is flat; and from its forehead emerges two raised levels, the front of which bears a smaller, oval face of the same expression.
Its design is inspired by the character George, from the 1990 science fiction film Total Recall, who had a second face on his chest.[1]
Erase TimeEdit
Erase Time: King Crimson's signature ability is to put it simply, skip time. To go into detail, it deletes about 10 seconds worth of time, during which only it can move and predict the movements of other people. No living creature on this world can experience or remember the deleted time. The moving arms of a clock and flying birds seem like they teleport, and people forget how much of a book they've read. Its weakness is the short range and low durability, so taking on multiple people at once could result in someone finding out the user's identity.
To Diavolo, moving while deleting time like this appears in the form of the would-have-been intervening objects' states being superimposed on each other, in a fashion akin to Nude Descending a Staircase.
The nature of the time erase is such that, for example, a bullet that would have hit Diavolo will suddenly be shifted to be on his other side as where it would be seconds later.
The ability to erase time also appears to be relevant to Diavolo's own stamina, as he admitted to Risotto Nero that in the weakened state his body was in from the lack of iron in his blood, he would only be able to erase time for barely more than an instant.
Prediction: Doppio is able to utilize a type of weaker sub-Stand of King Crimson called Epitaph (エピタフ Epitafu?). The same face that appears on King Crimson's forehead (Epitaph) appears on Doppio's.
With Epitaph, Doppio can utilize King Crimson's hands as his own.
Epitaph also gives Doppio a preview of what will occur in the next ten seconds, allowing him to react and defend himself accordingly. As stated by Diavolo; no matter what, the prediction cannot be prevented (only the ability of Gold Experience Requiem has been shown to bypass this).
Epitaph can be also be used by Diavolo.
Super Strength:
King Crimson is one of the strongest Stands, rivaling Star Platinum and Crazy Diamond.
King Crimson was shown to have killed several people just by punching them right through their stomach with one blow, and above that it seemed that a tremendous amount of endurance was needed just to take one hit from King Crimson without the person suffering a tremendous injury; even Giorno lost his entire arm due to the power of a single strike.
Faster-Than-Light Speed:
King Crimson has shown to be able to easily parry, react and even outmaneuver faster-than-light Stands like Silver Chariot, Sticky Fingers and Gold Experience, even without the use of Epitaph. King Crimson's speed may even be comparable to that of Star Platinum.
- The sub-stand is based on King Crimson's song, Epitaph.
- King Crimson's time erase has been utilized with very obvious effects, but the mechanics of the time erasure themselves are not as well understood. In GioGio no Kimyō na Bōken: Ōgon no Kaze, the time erase was shown to slow down the opponent's actions while Diavolo still moves at normal speed for the duration of the obliterated time, a mechanism similar to Made in Heaven's time acceleration abilities.
- Physically, King Crimson is possibly one of the strongest Stands in existence. Unlike Stands like Star Platinum, it normally attacks not with a sequence of punches, but rather with a single attack. It is also possibly one of the the fastest Stands in existence. It is able to easily parry, react and even outmaneuver faster-than-light Stands even without the use of Epitaph.
- Because of the difficulty in adequately explaining how King Crimson's abilities work, it is the subject of the small meme "It just works" which is the answer usually given on most forums when one asks exactly how its time skip ability functions.
- In the western release of All Star Battle, King Crimson is renamed as "Emperor Crimson", while Epitaph is renamed to "Eulogy".
- ↑ Artbook: JOJOVELLER
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noun \ˈmas-t(ə-)rē\: knowledge and skill that allows you to do, use, or understand something very well
: complete control of something
Full Definition of MASTERY
a : the authority of a master : dominion b : the upper hand in a contest or competition : superiority, ascendancy
a : possession or display of great skill or technique b : skill or knowledge that makes one master of a subject : command
Examples of MASTERY
- We were impressed by her mastery of the subject.
- She achieved a complete mastery of French.
- He struggled to gain mastery of his fears.
Origin of MASTERY
Middle English maistrie, from Anglo-French mestrie, maistrie, from meistre master
First Known Use: 13th century
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Ask the Devs round 3 UI questions answered {WoW}
Mar 28th 2011 4:55PM I would really like them to update the UI to make it similar to SpartanUI, at least the basics of SpartanUI like where all the action buttons were and the world map/compass, etc. I really liked the layout of that UI. It seemed to fit really well and didn't take up much space. Didn't like the party frames though.
Arcane Brilliance: The constantly evolving, completely stagnant frost tree {WoW}
Mar 26th 2011 5:09PM I honestly feel blizzard is nullifying the entire purpose of dual spec with the pvp balancing issues and buffing/nerfing frost. We got dual spec for a reason: so we can have a pvp spec and a pve spec or two pvp specs or two pve specs.
This isn't exactly rocket science, i understand blizzard was all for "bring the player not the class" which is why mages now have time warp but there has to be a line drawn somewhere and that line should be to make one talent tree essentially for pvp.
I was frost back in vanilla wow, i remember fire mages complaining about not being able to do damage to a lot of the raid mobs, onyxia, etc because they were immune to fire. Do I still love frost? of course! but I'm also not stupid enough to try to use the same tree for pvp that I do for pve. I fully utilize the dual spec we have and I really don't care if frost is ever viable for raiding because I will have fire and arcane to choose from and I'm willing to accept that.
China bans gold farming {WoW}
Jun 30th 2009 2:10AM rather think its BS that my previous comment was pulled so ill say it again. i dont feel sorry for a black market economy. its like feeling sorry for the mafia. what they did was illegal and against the ToS. its like feeling sorry for the mafia because they made selling drugs illegal. QQ moar and get over it. im glad it happened. good riddance.


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By Kristina Uriegas-Reyes in Style on Oct 12, 2011
Dita Von Teese, in my opinion, is one of the most stylish women in the world so it was only a matter of time before she started designing. She is set to launch her debut limited edition five-piece collection, Muse, later this month. The collection will feature couture-inspired detailing and, best of all, will be available in sizes 8-20. "Offering a collection that caters to women of all sizes is very important to me," Dita explained. "Muse is designed to complement a multitude of body shapes, so every woman can celebrate her natural beauty and feel sexy in a gorgeous dress." Oh Dita, this is why I love you so. Too many collections range from 8 and below so it's completely refreshing to see a high-end collection being offered to women of all sizes.
The collection will start off in Australia at David Jones retailers, but, fear not, will soon be available worldwide. The company is currently in talks with major retailers in the UK, US, and all over Europe.
The dress above is a first look from the collection and if the rest of the dresses are as classically beautiful as this one, I can't wait to see more!
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World Smokefree Day is about celebrating and working towards smokefree/auahi kore lives for New Zealanders.
Internationally, World Smokefree Day is known as World No Tobacco Day, and is celebrated annually on 31 May.
The theme in New Zealand in 2014 is 'Quit now. It's about whānau.' and provides an opportunity to encourage and help those who want to quit smoking. The theme also lends itself to others supporting their friends and whānau on their quit journey. This message can also be used outside of World Smokefree Day where it is relevant for communities and audiences.
World Smokefree Day is celebrated and delivered at a local level through the theme being applied to current initiatives and priorities. Regional teams provide a collaborative approach at a local level and touchpoints for anyone wanting to get involved.
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Labor leadership battle looms
PUBLISHED: 12 Sep 2013 00:06:23 | UPDATED: 12 Sep 2013 08:11:07PUBLISHED: 12 Sep 2013 PRINT EDITION: 12 Sep 2013Race to the top . . . former deputy prime minister Anthony Albanese has said he intends to run for the Labor leadership. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen
Phillip Coorey Chief political correspondent
Bill Shorten has indicated internally he will stand. Photo: Glenn Hunt
The Labor Party could be headed for a month-long leadership battle after former deputy Anthony Albanese told Bill Shorten he intends to run.
Mr Shorten has already indicated internally he will stand, meaning unless one of them backs down, rules adopted before the election will be invoked and the leader will be chosen by Members of Parliament and regular Labor members over 30 days.
While Prime Minister-elect Tony Abbott beds down the new government, a Labor leadership contest has the potential to become a de facto campaign over the carbon tax.
Elements of Mr Shorten's Right faction broke ranks on Wednesday and said Labor should allow the Coalition to abolish the carbon tax and emissions trading scheme.
Former trade minister Richard Marles and South Australian MP Nick Champion, who survived a strong swing against him in his seat of Wakefield, led the calls for Labor to respect Mr Abbott's mandate.
"Emissions trading is a system designed by market economists to appease the Green fundamentalists," Mr Champion told The Australian Financial Review.
"We shouldn't be surprised that Labor voters don't like it. They don't like markets and they don't like the Greens."
While the new government and business welcomed the comments from the two MPs, they received next to no support from any other members of the Labor Party.
MP Michelle Rowland, who held her marginal western Sydney seat, said the party had been punished before for walking away from a carbon price and Mr Abbott's direct action policy was nonsense.
Planting 20m trees over five years
"I'm not voting for a policy about magic trees and planting trees and magic soil," she said.
In urging Labor to vote for the abolition of the carbon price, incoming Climate Change Minister Greg Hunt admitted the Coalition's policy would still require planting 20 million trees over five years, or 11,000 a day.
Labor Right sources said Mr Albanese and Mr Shorten spoke by phone on Wednesday and Mr Albanese said he wanted to run for leadership.
Under the rules, nicknamed "Kevin's Curse", if there is more than one candidate the winner will be chosen by separate elections of the parliamentary caucus and the rank-and-file. Each vote counts for 50 per cent of the result.
Nominations will open on Friday, when caucus is scheduled to meet, and could be open seven days. Then the ballots must be held over 30 days.
Mr Shorten wanted to avoid a ballot and had hoped caucus would put forward a consensus candidate – himself.
Sources on both sides of the factional fence agree Mr Shorten could not hope to win because while the caucus vote would be tight, individual members would strongly back Mr Albanese, who is a senior member of the Left and one of Labor's most popular figures.
"Bill will get slaughtered," said one senior member of the Right.
Mr Shorten, who was backed by his Right faction during a meeting on Monday, had been considering giving a press conference on Wednesday to publicly declare his leadership intentions but, after the conversation with Mr Albanese, it did not eventuate.
The leadership rules were adopted by caucus in July after Mr Rudd reclaimed the leadership and tried to reform Labor's structures.
If there is a ballot over a month, the rules stipulate the deputy leader is in charge. But because Mr Albanese would be a candidate, the rules say the next most senior member of the House of Representatives would be interim leader. It is unclear who this would be.
Call for multiple contenders
Adam Clarke, the president of Tasmanian Young Labor, said it would be a travesty if there ended up being no ballot because someone pulled out.
He said given the fuss the party made about the change, which was designed to invigorate the membership, there should be multiple contenders to demonstrate that commitment.
If Mr Shorten did become leader, the Left would pick the deputy. It would be either former health minister Tanya Plibersek or former climate change minister Mark Butler. Mr Butler was the first in Labor to push back against Mr Abbott's ultimatum that Labor in the Senate must allow the Coalition to abolish the carbon tax.
Mr Hunt said on Wednesday that Labor should "come to its senses".
"The question is whether or not the ALP will listen to the Greens or whether they will listen to the Australian people and the good sense of Richard Marles and Nick Champion," he said.
"The question right now will be when the legislation is introduced in week one, whether the ALP will respect the will of the Australian people or whether the ALP will vote for higher electricity and gas prices."
Mr Marles said Labor needed to acknowledge it had lost the election and Mr Abbott had a mandate. "It is very important that we choose our battles carefully," he said.
One senior MP, who did not want to be named, said that was the type of craven politics that had hurt Labor in the first place. "What they are saying is insane. They are saying to be politically strategic rather that stick with what we believe in," he said.
Union leader Tony Maher said the two MPs were "muppets".
Once Parliament resumes, Labor will introduce a private member's bill to move the fixed carbon price to a floating price on July 1, 2014, a year earlier than scheduled. This would allow it to argue that it no longer supports a fixed-price carbon tax but rather an emissions trading scheme, which has long been policy.
The Australian Financial Review
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