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Indian Cricket league: Lahore Badshah and Pakistan Cricket
November 26, 2008
Indian cricket league is over now but it leaved many question for Pakistani spectators and Pakistani cricket board about the players. ICL make PCB to re think there behavior with the players and forcing the PCB to re design ther policy about ICL players in Lahore Badshah.
Lahore Badshah is the team in ICL consist of Pakistani players who are not allowed to play or discarded players from Pakistani national team. But the performance of Pakistani Players was awesome .
One of the top allrounder from pakistan Abdul Razzaq, who is representing Hyderabad Heroes in Indian Cricket league is a discarded played from Twenty 20 worldcup. abdul razzaq is very powerful hitter and got amazing bowling technique for twenty20.
Imran Nazir is also Discarded or Part timer for PCB, sometime In sometime Out from national team, scored winning century in Final of the Indian cricket league on just 43 balls, which make him perfect for twenty20 matches.
If Pakistani board think that they can produce such great players again, it will take time. But if they want to make a strong national squad, PCB must take best players from ICL regardless of ICC regulations.
GoodLuck Lahore Badshahs!!!
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3t.elango Says:
February 1st, 2010 at 4:27 pmis a very intersting game for the world
2t.elango Says:
February 1st, 2010 at 4:23 pmtwenty t20 match is very interesting game and one of the best chance for the youngest.
1Furqan Ahmad Says:
January 19th, 2010 at 6:49 pmPakistan Is a good team in the world therefore pakistani players must in ipl


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For my first build I wanted to create a character that could combine stealth and magic in a unique, perhaps never before seen fashion. What I ended up with was an amazingly effective decoy and ambush specialist. I proudly present...
The Shadowcaster
Shadowcasters are powerful, spell casting rogues who use their dark magic to confound and confuse their enemies, leaving them vulnerable to vicious punishment. They employ a combination of stealth, conjurations, and illusions to create near perfect tactical diversions. What follows next are lethal strikes at the enemies' flank, and a large pile of corpses. Enemies are cut down without so much as a chance to spot the real threat on the battlefield, while they waste their feeble attacks on decoys.
Any two-bit rogue can skulk about in the darkness and kill silently. The shadowcaster build takes stealth to the next level by allowing you to make yourself completely inconspicuous to your enemies while in active combat. You'll be able to stand, not sneak, stand just about anywhere, and openly attack just about anything on the battlefield without drawing any attention to yourself. For the rogue enthusiast wanting to enjoy deadly dual wielding swordplay, without the mess of head-on combat or the boredom of sneak attacking, this build is for you.
Khajiit or Altmer work best, though I have a personal preference for the khajiit. The khajiit get a fantastic boost to most stealth related skills from the start, and night eye is always useful for those dark places. The altmer get a fantastic boost to magicka and the ability to rapidly restore magicka, which you will be using a lot of.
Take the Thief Stone early on to level the Sneak skill tree. Once you have the Silence perk take the Shadow Stone. On those rare occasions you happen to mess up and are caught off guard, you'll want to disappear immediately and without delay. The shadow stone provides an immediate and instantaneous escape for those situations.
Sneak: Essential for staying hidden while moving about and setting up ambushes. . Also serves to make you very difficult to detect, standing or not, once the fighting breaks out
Enchantment: Enables you to keep your magicka levels full by simply attacking. Prevents running out of magicka to summon decoys from ever becoming an issue
Conjuration: Used to create decoys and keep enemy attention diverted.
Illusion: Used in conjunction with conjurations to divert enemy attention away from you and to ensure frenzy rune will work on just about anything
One-Handed: The main damage dealer. The dual wielding perks are vital. They will grant you both the speed and power to end enemies very quickly.
Smithing: Steel smithing and arcane smithing are the only perks you will need here. The blades sword has strong base damage, and only requires steel smithing to improve, and arcane smithing will allow you to boost your nightingale armor a bit.
Destruction: Invested into solely for rune master, which will give frenzy rune a much needed range boost
Armor: Stamina Boost, Frost Resistance
Boots: Muffle
Gloves: Fortify Lockpicking, Fortify One Handed
Hood: Fortify Illusion
Sword: Absorb Health & Absorb Magicka Dagger: Soul Trap & Absorb Magicka
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Stat Split & Perk Spread:
Cap magicka at 300. Perks and enchantments will ensure you wont need more than that. The priority is stamina. The cost of dual power strikes add up quickly. HP is kept even with magicka. You will rarely, if ever, take damage if this build's strategy is executed properly.
Once you have 300 magicka, switch to a 0/1/2 stat split to continue boosting stamina and health.
Sneak, Enchanting and One Handed are the top priority. Illusion is very easy to level up with the muffle spell. Once you have access to frenzy rune and invisibility, mastering the Illusion tree becomes a cake walk. Destruction need only be trained up to level 40 for rune master, which is essential for getting the distance necessary to make frenzy rune usable.
Enchant your dagger with soul trap as soon as possible. You'll be looting plenty of gear off your slain enemies, and soul trap with ensure you have a plentiful supply of full gems to enchant them with. Selling enchanted gear is always a great way of making money early on as well. Soul trap, and a large supply of empty gems will allow you to max out the Enchanting tree in no time.
Try to limit casting spells in combat until you've learned silent casting. Followers make good practice decoys while you improve your Conjuration skills. Conjuration is easy enough to level early on by summoning something to fight along side them. Two diversions are always better than one.
Special Combos
Requires: Invisibility + Shadow Warrior
Requires: Any Summon(s) + Shadowcloak
Requires: Throw Voice Lvl 3 + Decoy + Marked for Death
Requires: Throw Voice Lvl 3 + Frenzy Rune + Summon(s) + Marked for Death
Surgical Strike
Requires: Slow Time + Repeated Dual wield power strikes
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Any compliments or constructive criticism is very much welcome. I really enjoyed creating this build and hope you enjoy it as well. If you enjoyed my build and would like to see more like this, be sure to 'like' it. You support means a lot. Thanks.
Check out My Page for more Character Builds
**I'd like to thank BenC and ZuperCreeper for their contributions.
Tags: Character Build Dual-Wield, Character Build Illusionist, Character Build Summoner, Curse Never Dying, Decoy, Rank:Legendary, Shadow
Not bad, but you tagged it incorrectly. You need to put the tags in "inverted commas", eg
"Character Build Illusionist" "Character Build Nightblade" "Character Build Summoner"
Thanks for catching that. It's fixed.
This is your first build?
Wow, I would have never known man, this is good!!!
Ive been playing around with a similar concept (Coming soon) But with more conjuration based on my rp build, I like this!
Well put together and a great start as a builder!
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That's a very nice build! +1
Nice to see the use of Nightingale Subterfuge. It's my favorite Nightingale power - it even works on dragons!
I personally love it because, unlike frenzy spells it can't be resisted.
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Narrator: Now the guard brought two women to King Solomon. They stood before him.
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First Woman: My Lord, this woman and I live in the same house. I had a baby while she was there with me. The third day after my child was born, this woman also had a baby. We were alone. There was no one in the house but the two of us.
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Do most N.A. Graduate Programs accept Biology majors?
0Oct 31, '05 by Patrick VincentGreetings,
I am a high school senior interested in pursuing a Biology major. I have noticed that most Nurse Anesthesia Graduate Schools list a BSN, MSN or an "equivalent major" as a requirement for acceptance. What is your experience with this requirement? Is Biology an equivalent major? Will it provide me with the essentials needed to succeed in a rigorous Nurse Anesthesia program?
Please note that I am choosing to major in Biology because the field interests me and I may enter Dental/Medical School if Nurse Anesthesia is not for me. It is always good to have a backup plan!
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0Oct 31, '05 by SproutRNI would have to say no that most nurse anesthesia programs do not take degrees in biology for admittance. There are a few programs that do take health related majors, and you can probably find that information out on the AANA website in the area where school information is provided.
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0Oct 31, '05 by chicoborjaYou might be better off checking into Anesthesia Assistant or Physician Assistant programs. They are more geared towards biology majors. Anestheisa Assistants are essentially the same as Nurse Anesthetists except they are only licensed to practice in several states and are dependent providers of anesthesia.
0Oct 31, '05 by Patrick VincentThank you very much for your input! Perhaps I should choose a different major if I plan on being a Nurse Anesthetist.
1Oct 31, '05 by elkparkCorrect me if I'm wrong (as I so often am! :chuckle ), but don't most (all) CRNA programs require that you have experience working as an RN in an ICU setting in order to get accepted? You have to be an experienced RN in order to get into the programs -- that's why a biology degree (by itself) would not be sufficient.
If you really have your heart set on majoring in biology and being a CRNA, you could major in biology, and then become an RN through either a community college program or an accelerated BSN program. That would take at least an extra year, though, and probably more than that (that would still be a heck of a lot less time, effort, and expense than med school or dental school).*guest* likes this. -
0Oct 31, '05 by HawaiiRRTRNPatrick,
You could major in nursing. Your original message did not specify when you would become a nurse. Not sure if you realized this, but you must be a licensed registered nurse and have at least one year of work experience preferably in critical care in addition to your bachelors degree before you can apply to nurse anesthesia school.
Good luck to you in whatever you decide.
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0Oct 31, '05 by Patrick VincentNot sure if you realized this, but you must be a licensed registered nurse and have at least one year of work experience preferably in critical care in addition to your bachelors degree before you can apply to nurse anesthesia school.
This doesn't change my career aspirations though. I still want to be a nurse anesthetist. I just won't major in Biology
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0Oct 31, '05 by elkparkWelcome to allnurses, BTW!
In order to be eligible to sit the NCLEX-RN (the licensing exam for Registered Nurses), you need to have graduated from a school of nursing (whether hospital-based diploma school, community college, online, or college/university) that is approved by the Board of Nursing in your state, and you must "pass" stringent criminal/background checks by the BON.
There's no such thing as "challenging" the NCLEX-RN (without having completed an approved nursing program), and I very seriously doubt it would be possible for anyone other than a nursing school grad to pass it, anyway. (Heck -- look through the threads here, and you'll see that plenty of nursing school grads don't pass!) -
0Oct 31, '05 by NewOrderPsychoFanIf you haven't already, .... check this out:
It does mention possibly being able to have a bachelors degree in something else, but you do need to go through nursing school. The waiting lists for Nursing programs are so long, you could become an RN with an ADN and obtain a bachelors in Biology on the side. It would probably take longer, but if Biology is what you want.....
It appears the fastest way to get to the CRNA graduate program would be a BSN (Bachelors of Nursing) and going striaght into an ICU. Or......... get an ADN and then go into an ICU while finishing your bachelors so that you get in your one to two years ICU experience (killing two birds with one stone). Just a couple examples....
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0Oct 31, '05 by KatieBellPatrick, I have a dual degree: Biology and Nursing. I'll say the bio degree has not done anything for me lately, but you can major in both during school.
The NCLEX has very little to do with science, and a lot to do with nursing and priorities made based on science (mostly human physiology). With the information learned in my biology degree, I would not have passed the NCLEX exam, maybe the MCAT, but not NCLEX. The basic biology in a BS biology will not teach you the thinking you need to know to decide which patient in a disaster is beyond saving, which one has immediate priority and which one can wait (typical nclex fare).
I really enjoyed the biology classes. It was a way to "get away" from some of the rumors and competitiveness that goes on in the nursing programs, and to expand my brain. So, why not major in both? You can do it, especially if you are organized and plan ahead.
Also, you may enter college and take a class and find that it fascinates you more than you anticipated and it could entirely change your career path. I've seen it happen to several people!\
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South Bay Market seamlessly blends freshly made sandwiches, salads, and prepared foods with the ambiance and ingredients of an upscale eatery. The counter houses prepared entrees such as pasta salads, Dr Pepper–coated ribs, and panko-crusted chicken cutlets. Behind the counter, a chef prepares custom salads by peppering greens with walnuts, mushrooms, avocado, or bacon and nestles turkey, roast beef, and grilled eggplant into sandwiches or wraps. While their food is being prepared, customers can browse a selection of drinks including juice or soda and snacks such as premier pretzels, north fork chips, or Tate's chocolate chip cookies before heading over to café tables to eat and play travel Twister.
The Long Island Puppet Theater amazes audiences with a cast of colorful marionette puppets, each with a story to tell. Its shows cater to audiences aged one and up and include familiar characters including The Little Mermaid. Special events encourage kids to play with Barbies or dance alongside Cinderella and Batman, whereas traveling shows bring interactive fun to the tristate area with pirates and jungle animals. In addition to performances, the theater also offers private themed parties for special occasions, such as a birthday or day you transform from a wooden puppet into a real boy or girl.
True to its name, Crossroads marks the intersection of two seemingly dissimilar hangouts: it houses an elegant dining room clad in black linens and yellow wall sconces where pastas, steaks, and seafood are served, as well as a sports bar stocked with pub grub. As Crossroads' famous marinated skirt steak and seafood fra diavolo top plates in the dining room, the bar's 15 TVs—each one baked fresh that day in time for the game—join a jukebox in wooing eyes and ears. Special events include visits from a local medium who tries to connect clients with the afterlife, get-togethers to cheer on the Rangers and Jets, and holiday meals.
At Four, chefs prep fresh Long Island edibles, which are under the influence of Asian-American flavors and techniques. Lunch and dinner menus include wonders such as tomato and mozzarella flatbread ($12), and crispy calamari with mango chutney, banana chips, and jalapeno cream ($15). Entrees include complex servings of pan-roasted black bass with hearty veggies and warm truffle vinaigrette ($24 at lunch, $29 at dinner), and a 12 ounce NY strip ($17 at lunch, $38 at dinner) with enough fried zucchini, horseradish, and green peppercorn sauce to make a taste bud retire, take up golf, and spend more time with his saliva glandchildren.
Every seat inside Canterbury's Oyster Bar & Grill gives diners the feeling they're sitting inside a special kind of time capsule. That's because all the surrounding walls are covered with historical photographs of Oyster Bay's history. Because the restaurant has been around for more than 30 years, this reverence for the past turns meals into a timeless experience; diners may even eat some of the same oyster dishes that originally made the area a haven for seafood lovers. Guests will find the menu full of signature ocean treats, from raw and baked oysters done in myriad preparations to seafood towers that combine the likes of lobster, tuna sashimi, and other delicacies into shareable feasts. Filet mignon and parmesan-crusted chicken get all the same careful attention in the kitchen as the seafood, with careful presentations and bedtime stories every night.


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Leaders from the Group of Eight Nations ended their annual two day summit, held at the Lough Erne resort in Northern Ireland, on Tuesday. The eight nation group includes; the U.S., the U.K., France, Japan, Germany, Canada, Italy and Russia.
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Early last month, and with little fanfare, Secretary of State John Kerry approved $1.3 Billion in U.S. tax payer aid to Egypt. That is an enormous amount of money, especially for a Country on the verge of bankruptcy, to pledge to any foreign entity. Because of the enormity involved, certain restrictions were put in place, and those restrictions had to be adhered to before the aid was disbursed.
The U.S. government has been providing non-lethal aid to rebel forces in Syria, and just last month, Secretary of State Kerry said the U.S. was ready to increase that amount of aid to $250M. It is likely that the U.S. will soon be supplying the rebels with body armor, night vision goggles and armored vehicles. In addition to these items, the rebels are asking for weapons and ammunition, drone strikes, and the establishment of no-fly zones.
It is imperative that we as a Nation never forget the sacrifices made by the men and women of our Armed Forces. In December 2000, Congress passed into law The National Moment of Remembrance Act. Its purpose is to encourage Americans to give something back to the country that provides them with so much freedom and opportunity. The National Moment of Remembrance asks all Americans to pause wherever they are at 3 pm local time on Memorial Day, for a minute of silence, to remember the more than 1 million Americans who have died while serving this great Nation.
By a margin of 15-3, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, on Tuesday, voted for legislation that would allow the United States to overtly supply arms to Syrian rebel forces. Up until now, we have been led to believe that our government has provided only non-lethal aid in the two year old conflict. And speaking of non-lethal aid, it was just last month that Secretary of State Kerry said the U.S. was prepared to increase the amount of the aforementioned assistance to $250M!


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DALLAS—When AT&T announced on Monday that it will begin trials this summer of Digital Life, its home security/home automation service, here and in Atlanta, mainstream newspapers reported that the company was looking to potentially grow the service into a $1 billion business.
Taking another step toward independence, ADT on April 10 announced the post-split management line-up, highlighting the appointment of Kathryn Mikells and laying out ADT North America's financials, key performance metrics, strategic priorities and more in a Form 10 registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The form says that Tyco, ADT's parent company, "does not intend to comment publicly on ADT Form 10." Tyco announced in September 2011 that it would split into three separate, publicly traded entities: Flow Control; the The ADT Corporation; and Tyco International (comprised of Tyco Integrated Security and Fire).
In addition to Mikells, the management team reporting to Naren Gursahaney—current president of Tyco's ADT North American residential and small business security segment and future CEO of The ADT Corporation—will include David Bleisch, legal; Anita Graham, HR; Don Boerema, corporate development; Mark Edoff, Business Optimization; Steve Gribbon, sales; Shawn Lucht operations. The eighth member of the team, in charge of marketing will be announced in the future.
Not listed on the managemtnt roster is John Koch, current president of ADT, who plans to leave ADT, sources told Security Systems News.
According to the filing, ADT had 2011 operating income of $693 million and revenue of $3.1 billion, with 89 percent of that revenue being recurring. It has 6.4 million customers and estimates that it owns 25 percent of the $12.5 billion residential and small business security market in the U.S. and Canada. A chart says ADT and IMS Research estimate that Protection 1 has 4 percent of that market, Monitronics has 3 percent and Vivint has 2 percent. "Thousands of others" share the remaining 66 percent of the market.
Among ADT's stated strategies is growing its small business segment. ADT said it will expand its "small business field sales force, which currently represents only about one-third of our overall direct sales force. We plan to provide strengthened small business marketing support to this enhanced sales force, including by building a larger, more robust partner network to improve our lead generation capabilities and by assisting in marketing additional value-added services, including ADT Pulse," according to the Form 10 statement.
ADT intends to continue to "explore opportunities to provide ADT-branded solutions through additional channels, including telecommunications companies, broadband and cable companies, retailers and public and private utilities."
"In addition, through our efficient operating model we believe we can significantly reduce the cost of basic security installation and services, opening up the potential for a much larger portion of households to purchase monitored security," the form says.
Metrics noted on the filing include the following: The company's attrition rate dropped from 14.3 percent in 2009 to 13.3 percent in 2010 to 13 percent in 2011, while ARPU (average revenue per user) went from $35.92 in 2009 to $36.10 in 2010 to $37.24 in 2011.
On the appointment of Mikells, Gursahaney said in a prepared statement: "Kathryn brings impressive financial leadership expertise and a proven track record of managing transformation while driving financial discipline,"
Mikells, joins ADT from Nalco, a water treatment and energy technology company, where she was CFO. Previously, she worked for 16 years for UAL Corporation, the parent company of United Airlines, where she was EVP and CFO.
Here's Part II (I posted Part I yesterday) of a blog with some Tyco post-split details, which I found in the process of reviewing the Tyco International Conference Call. The call took place on the day that Tyco announced its plan to split into three publicly traded companies.
On that day, most of the industry, including yours truly, was running around the ASIS show floor. The quotes below are courtesy of Seeking Alpha.
Was the split construed to ready Fire & Security or ADT for acquisition? And, is there any government regulation that would preclude the acquisition of ADT or Commercial Fire and Security from taking place in the next 18 months?
Asked if Tyco had "not had substantive conversations with any outside parties about the sale of any of these businesses?" Tyco CEO Ed Breen said: "We are well aware of the laws and regulations out there and … we are very careful about what we do. So I will leave it at that." OK, well is there anything to preclude one of the entities from being acquired in the next 18 months?"If anyone approaches us about a piece of the … our Board would have to take that under advisement. It is our fiduciary responsibility, but it is not our plan. Our plan is to get these out there on their own and let them play in the their industry," Breen said.
Answering a question on a different topic, Breen said: "I'm a big believer that there going to be consolidation in these industries. I think you've already been watching some of that occur and we want our businesses to be able to play in that environment in their respective industries."
Asked about the split between resi and commercial security, Breen said much of the separation has occurred already, when ADT split into residential and commercial divisions.
And, in terms of the monitoring operation, Breen said they have a plan about how to separate the two and "it's easier than it sounds."
Whey didn't they bifurcate the two businesses back in 2006? The companies were too fragmented at that time, Breen said. "The management teams were more fragmented and there wasn't consistent performance."
Will ADT grow its dealer or internal sales groups post split? How will Tyco save $400 million to $500 million mostly from the new Commercial Fire and Security division?
I found some interesting details on those questions when I finally had a chance—on a recent long plane ride—to review the Tyco International Conference Call. The call took place on the day that Tyco announced its plan to split into three publicly traded companies.
On that day, most of the industry, including yours truly, were running around the ASIS show floor. The quotes below are courtesy of Seeking Alpha.
ADT to grow internal sales force
ADT residential currently derives about half of its business from its dealers and half from its internal sales force, but the goal is "to get more internal sales people, [and] keep the dealer channel where it's at," said Tyco CEO Ed Breen during a recent Tyco earnings call.
"We have a good business there, but [we will] continue to increase on the direct side of the house," he added. ADT serves more than 6 million homes and small businesses, has more than $3b in annualized revenue (90 percent of that from RMR.) Its average creation cost for accounts is $1,000, according to the call.
Naren Gursahaney, who is now president of Security Solutions and who joined Tyco in 2003, will become CEO of ADT. And, ADT will no longer be officially headquartered in Switzerland with the rest of Tyco. Presumably it will be in Boca Raton, its U.S. headquarters. Asked about ADT's resi business abroad, Breen said that most of its business outside of the U.S. is commercial, and regardless, ADT overseas business has always been managed by commercial…so there's not a change there. Of the estimated $10 billion in revenue Commercial Fire and Security, about $1 billion is RMR from fire and security and most of the security business is commercial, with a little residential, he said.
Commercial Fire and Security business key to to $400m - $500m savings
When the fire and commercial security business are combined, the new approximately $10 billion entity will be the "largest global provider of fire and security products and service." This entity will continue to list Schaffhausen Switzerland as its headquarters. Its CEO will be George Oliver.
Breen said Tyco as a whole will save $400 to $500 million over "multiple years" as a result of the split. The bulk of that savings will come from Commercial Fire and Security and the Flow Control business, he said.
At Commercial Fire & Security "we're bringing together a security commercial company and a fire commercial company, all extremely global with all the back offices. So you can imagine not only do we get those synergies htat we talked about but when we bring those two businesses together, which have been managed separately, that helps us a little more create that synergy."
He said the combined businesses will make a "big push" to go after enterprise business and said that "we've created key verticals, on one of our key verticals, for instance in Security and Fire is oil and gas … we're not going to miss the opportunity to really go dive deep on those…"
Look for more on Tyco post-split tomorrow in this space.
YARMOUTH, Maine—The security industry bodies that have stepped forward to advocate for a standardized future for physical security have all made moves and issued press releases recently that tout progress being made. SIA, PSIA and ONVIF all say that in the short time since ISC West, more and more compliant products have been released and have been demonstrated to work seamlessly together.
PARIS—Schneider Electric, based here, is working with bankers to assess a bid for Tyco International, according to an April 11 Bloomberg report, which cited "three people with knowledge of the matter."
CLIFTON, N.J.—The members of Security-Net, a group of 18 independent integrators, believe they've got the best formula to take on national account jobs. And, they've been hard at work over the last year to ensure that member companies are coordinated from a sales, technical and fulfillment perspective.
YARMOUTH, Maine—As 2010 draws to a close the editors at Security Systems News take a look back and see what the most read stories of the year were. What was making the news? What were you most interested in knowing? Below is a non-sequential, categorized rundown of the top 10 most read stories on our site from Jan. 1 to Dec. 11, followed by a linked top 10 list.


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I think it's absolutely beautiful. My mother has collected antiques forever--china, furniture, you name it. Practically all her "end tables" are some form of chest or desk or something, so for me this looks completely natural. I think it's adorable. (LOVE your quilt, BTW). |
- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Tue, Aug 31, 10 at 22:39
I love the desk and always think it looks better when end tables don't match. The desk not only adds charm, but also function, to the room. Very nice choice :) |
- Posted by trancegemini_wa (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 0:33
I love it marti, and your bedroom is looking gorgeous! |
- Posted by shades_of_idaho (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 0:40
OH I love it too. I do not have any end tables that match and have an old commode for an end table on one side of our bed and just a small square table with drawer on the other side. All could change at any moment. Hehehehe Your bedroom is lovely. Chris |
- Posted by krycek1984 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 3:24
Oh, I just absolutely love it! It's so beautiful! The table is gorgeous and it fits so nicely in that spot. What a lovely and clean bedroom...which mine was the clean! It really did make a huge impact and change...I'm really impressed. The old table kind of had a "hotel" look to it and just by adding that one desk the whole room has been transformed to be much more comforting and homey. Congrats on an excellent decision! |
Thanks everyone. Dh even liked it. I hope it doesn't look overcrowded when I get the dresser back in the room on the wall opposite the bed. lol krycek1984, that's because I moved all the junk into another room to take a photo. It's all back now. |
I think it looks wonderful! Great way to use that space! |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Wed, Sep 1, 10 at 23:08
Marti, sure do love that desk. And the chair that you are using with it too. Is it some kind of Windsor? If I were you, I'd put that chest opposite the foot of the bed, and then very carefully consider anything else. I will look again to see what you are using at bedside opposite the desk, but I don't seeing it. A small chest over there as a bedside stand would be great too. I use as big a chest as I can squeeze in, of the right height, and put the lamp on it. Great extra storage. Of course, the chests on BOTH sides of the bed are MINE MINE MINE. DH has his things in the oneacross the room from the foot of the bed. The room is lovely. It is calm and very restful. I like your artwork over the bed too. The subject matter seems modern, and that made me look at it more than if it had been an expected subject matter. Don't change that out for a mirror or something like that, you have the best choice based on frames and colors. And I'm very fond of milk chocolate, and that quilt is similar to one I bought for a twin bed in my DH's sister's room for when she comes to visit. She is a nun almost 90 years old, and likes traditional furnishings. We'll give her that quilt when the house up north sells. You've got so many projects going on at once, how in the world do you manage to keep your house so neat!!!! |
Thank you ML. I'll try to get a photo of the other walls. With the dresser in place, it's a bit crowded. Right now the dresser is in the den being a tv console. We just can't find one we like to replace it. Think we'll build one sometime. I was thinking of darkening the gold on those frames. I originally bought them for just the frames, but I like the colors so will keep them. Yes, that's a Windsor chair, one from my dinette. Eventually, I'll put an older chair there, one from dd's house. krycek, we stayed at a hotel one time that had a desk by the bed, and I've wanted to do it ever since. Just didn't think dh would like it. It also wouldn't have worked with our regular sized shorter bed. |
- Posted by trancegemini_wa (My Page) on Thu, Sep 2, 10 at 23:53
marti I keep coming back to your photos, I really feel you've nailed it girl! I'm still struggling with my bedroom, and I just can't seem to pull it together right. ack! it's so frustrating. I love what you've done though, you should be really proud of it |
- Posted by mama_goose (My Page) on Fri, Sep 3, 10 at 12:26
I love the desk! A family treasure gets my vote, any day, and besides--it's your bedroom, not 'public' room, so you can be a little more flexible in decorating. (I'm so flexible with our bedroom decor, you'll never see it posted here. :P) |
I love the colors in your room. And I understand about the dresser. Sometimes you need the storage more than the space. Are those the same lamps you posted about? And the shades? You made an excellent choice. It all looks slightly romantic! |
Yes, these are the same lamps. I couldn't find any shades I liked at any big box stores so bit the bullet and bought these at a lamp store. Cha-ching. But they do just fit the lamps and now I like the lamps with my colors too. Now this is why I am afraid I will someday be like my mom. The lamps were dh's parents. The desk was dh's grandparents. And we bought the bedroom furniture when we got married 35 years ago. Dh got them at a furniture store where he worked through high school and got a special discount as a wedding present. I can never get rid of any of this stuff now! |
- Posted by moccasinlanding (My Page) on Fri, Sep 3, 10 at 20:17
OMG, Marti, you are sleeping in a museum! Just call it the LINCOLN BEDROOM. hehehehe. Or find a sign that says, "George Washington slept here." No wonder he was the Father of Our Country. |
The Heirloony Bin. lol |
- Posted by flowerlady6 (My Page) on Sat, Sep 4, 10 at 14:40
Marti ~ That desk is definitely a wonderful treasure and looks very nice in your bedroom. We hardly have anything that matches in our home. Our style is cottage eclectic, antiques, curbside shopped pieces, etc. FlowerLady |
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Onny Posts: 12842 |
Posted: 11-Mar-2007 17:40 Anonymity? That the reason for the shades? So why the reluctance to 'name and shame' as it's known? It's a bit unfair coming on here with sweeping statements which 'could' possibly apply to any number of decent, genuine hard-working people we both know. If, as you say, you didn't just "make things up to be grumpy about" get it off your ***** chest! |
Ewan Posts: 36 |
Posted: 11-Mar-2007 18:07 The 'curious backpacker' at festivals makes me grumpy. Barging through the standing crowds oblivious to the fact that their massive load has knocked the drink out your hand and damned near taken the head off your petite companion. The blundering through to a good spot to 'see' if there's anything interesting happening while blocking said view for a width of three behind them. 2 minutes satisfies the curiousity and the process is repeated in reverse. |
Alistair C Posts: 1097 |
Posted: 11-Mar-2007 19:54 Hear hear Ewan |
spike Posts: 2043 |
Posted: 11-Mar-2007 21:28 Folk who do curious free type modern dance down at the front, hoping to get more attention than the band ! In my experience, they seem to be mainly soap dodgers who haven't even HEARD of Isadora Duncan !!! :) This unsightly throng often keep the backpacks on, too, which may be considered unacceptable until they unpack them to reveal an assortment of rainsticks and djembes... then the real hell begins... :) |
johnnyguitar Posts: 2035 |
Posted: 11-Mar-2007 23:06 Spike you talking aboot isa the folkie floozy on every scene of my wolfstone vidio .? |
spike Posts: 2043 |
Posted: 12-Mar-2007 19:40 Don't know isa, Johnnyguitar, but if she flings herself about like those I've mentioned, she's probably been spotted at some point ! :) |
highlandsinger Posts: 311 |
Posted: 13-Mar-2007 20:58 Best giggle I've had for ages reading a forum thread. Bit concerned about the Wolfstone video... When was it filmed? |
Ewan Posts: 36 |
Posted: 17-Mar-2007 00:51 Here's another gripe. The guy with the combination thirst and weak bladder. You've just got comfortable in your seat, stowed your coat etc, the lights have dimmed the band is on the stage and you are ready to enjoy the concert. There's a commotion at the door. It's him that was at the bar, the one that just had to get another drink in even though it's show time. Of course he has to be in your row, and he wants in. He blocks your view, stands on your feet, trips over your coat and dribbles the drinks on your knees. Or he asks you to pass them along and YOU dribble them on the next person's knees. He settles into his seat for a wee while and then decides he needs a Jimmy and of course, another drink. He asks his mates (in a stage whisper) what they want. Once that's sorted and everybody round about is suitably distracted he has to get back out and so the rigmarole continues. Your constantly aware that he's either coming or going. And he'd probably swear he's there for the music. Aye right! |
strungoot Posts: 70 |
Posted: 17-Mar-2007 02:39 Aye ...Sorry aboot that...... Ahm workin oan the no spillin` the drink bit.........:-) |
Tattie Bogle Posts: 3849 |
Posted: 17-Mar-2007 10:33 If it were only that Ewan! At a festival last year, some folk behind us did all of that, plus talked at full volume when ascertaining who wanted what to drink, stamped their jackboots across a boarded floor to get to the door, which was a saloon-style double swing door, allowing it to swing and bang repeatedly , didn't wait for a song to finis before reversing the process and coming back in: more swinging and banging of the doors, more jackboots, scraping of chairs, and loud conversation. They were of course totally inpervious to all the black looks they got from other concert-goers, and my suggestion to one of the organisers that they should say something at the interval about consideration and quietness fell on deaf ears, so the same happened in the second half. |
Onny Posts: 12842 |
Posted: 17-Mar-2007 11:00 It wouldn't have happened at EFC, would it? One look fae thon treasurer fella and they'd have scampered off intae the night. |
Raghnall dearag Posts: 233 |
Posted: 17-Mar-2007 13:14 Boo Hoo !! |
Stoosh Posts: 556 |
Posted: 17-Mar-2007 13:36 Had a similar experience recently. Everyone gave 'black looks', glared, mumbled ominously. I went up to them & told them to shut it or else they'd be doing a different jig. When the applause died down, they were quiet. And I got a pint out of it! |
mak Posts: 57 |
Posted: 23-Mar-2007 15:54 Strangely enough the first post on this thread and the ongoing Mick Hanly thread - opportunity knocks (or not) seem closely tied together. I would add tho' that public scrutiny' of an act booked by ' whomever' Folk Club' after the event doesn't bode well for the feeling of well-being in artists eyes regardless of who they might be or where they would like to return to! |
JAJ Posts: 14820 |
Posted: 23-Mar-2007 16:31 I'd be less happy if the "public scrutiny" was done *before* the gig and this was the reason why Mick H's main detractor was initially reluctant to voice his opinion especially as there were a few more gigs to go in the tour. However, I don't see any problem in passing an opinion about a performance afterwards. People will make up their own minds and, in this instance, there were many more positive rather than negative comments. I can also confirm that the great majority of the EFC audience were right behind Mick H and I wouldn't have any reservations about recommending his return...both to himself and any potential organisers out there. |
MickStubbles Posts: 1591 |
Posted: 23-Mar-2007 16:34 JohnJ - Are you suggesting that I am grumpy? Or old? You must know me better than I thought you did! |
JAJ Posts: 14820 |
Posted: 23-Mar-2007 16:38 Of course not. I was replying to MAK's post and actually defending you, in fact. :-) |
Onny Posts: 12842 |
Posted: 23-Mar-2007 17:28 Last time I was at EFC the audience were right in front of the performer. Did having them right behing Mick Hanly work? |
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Posted: 02-Apr-2007 15:46 What gets on my nerves are: People in the audience/pub who talk all the way through the tunes and applaud at the end! How can you applaud something that you couldn't possibly have heard? I'm not asking for pin-drop silence but somewhere between that and the usual Ingliston Market noise barrier. Journo's who write about established artists as though they've 'discovered' them. Journo's who have to compare established artists to somebody in contemporary music to in some way legitimise the artform. Tourists who took up all the room in Bells on Saturday night but didn't actually buy any drinks. How do American's do that? It never works when I try it. My views BTW not LFC's. |
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Posted: 03-Apr-2007 20:27 Years ago I was talking to one of the guys from North Sea Gas who'd been playing in the pub we were in all night, with hardly a person drawing breath, let alone listening. I asked him how he felt about that (lack of respect, I thought). He said that all night, he'd seen people tapping their feet or nodding their heads in time with the music. As a pub gig, he didn't expect people to behave like an "audience", but he was glad to see them enjoying the music, even when they weren't conciously paying attention. Needless to say, I bought a tape off him and we stood him a couple of drinks. |
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I am a newbie here and this is my first year growing lilies and day lilies. One of the lilies that I am growing in my backyard, I noticed yesterday that some critter must have stepped on the growing stem. It is almost snapped in half! :o( Is there a way it can mend itself or should I order a replacement bulb for the one that is ruined? I am soooooo pissed! |
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Is it worth the effort? Some legal experts think so. "The more the public knows and the more the participants in the court system are aware that the public is looking at the system, the more sensitivity, attention to detail, and precision will be used in the process," says Michael J. Dale, a Nova Southeastern University law professor specializing in family law.
Court watchers today, however, don't have much power. Their notes aren't published, and they don't report to figures of authority. They may, however, exercise a subtle influence over courthouse players and employees. Dale Ross, chief judge of the Broward County Court, is skeptical of the court watchers he's seen interact with plaintiffs and defendants in his courtroom. "I am not sure exactly what the agendas are," he says. "Usually in the courtroom they are trying to influence the court in some fashion or manner. They almost always take sides."
And they don't always understand the role of a judge, he adds. Justice isn't always cordial. "Sometimes what appears to be an intemperate demeanor is purposefully done," Ross explains. "Sometimes you have a defendant who needs a scolding; that is what you are there to do."
While it's true that neither Mendlein nor Connolly has any legal background, the proposed legislation would provide training in judicial proceedings, ethics, courtroom protocol, and record keeping. Senate Bill 1134 proposes creating a statewide program in which court watchers would be organized into a nonprofit organization governed by a board of directors, including the state attorney general, the president of the senate, the speaker of the house, the chief justice of the state supreme court, and the governor. The bill provides an unspecified amount of funding to hire employees who would oversee and train volunteers. The volunteers would observe court proceedings, then fill out standard forms that would serve as the basis of an annual report delivered to the governor and other state officials tracking complaints, resolutions, and recommended changes to legislation.
The bill was introduced earlier this month by State Sen. Daryl Jones (D-Miami), who did not return phone calls for this story. A similar bill was introduced in the Florida House of Representatives in 1999 by Rep. Luis Rojas (R-Hialeah) but died in committee. Surprisingly Rojas admitted he didn't know much about the bill, saying he floated it on behalf of a constituent who "felt there were some abuses in the court and that this kind of program was necessary." He added, however, that he does not know what the abuses were.
The senate bill offers a sweeping program with lofty goals. But it stands little chance of being enacted this session, according to State Sen. Skip Campbell (D-Tamarac). Campbell is on the senate's judiciary committee, which is the bill's next stop. "It's something to talk about," Campbell said of the proposal, "but there is not a hell of a lot of money for something like this right now."
Which suits Mendlein just fine. She thinks the bill is too broad as written, too full of bureaucratese. She'd rather see a bill that allows people who are vitally interested in the lives of children to sit in on family court. That would be a good way to start, she says.
"I've read that bill four times. It is like all things written as bills. There is a lot of superfluous stuff in there. They don't seem to put a focus on what is needed, and what is needed is to stop victimizing those children."
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Aphids attack the growing tips and I don't see any in this pic. Why do you suspect chemical burn? Did you apply something to the leaves? |
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Do you only suspect aphids or did you encounter them? If you encountered them did you apply any treatment? What are you using as a fertilizer? How often do you water and use fertilizer? These questions will help us to answer your question. Mark |
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Hi I have been trying to get rid of aphids on and off for a few weeks. They keep coming back. I have been using a chemical pesticide. I water every day, and I've noticed the soils has not been drying out, could I be watering to much? The pot also contains about 50% soil from jiffy pellets. I have been using a Hydroponic liquid fertilizer call Proganics Stimuliser and also another all round liquid fertilizer called magic bud grow. I use them around once per fortnight. The plant is a Butch T Scorpion chilli. It has been getting full sun light and temp has been about 30C. |
If you are watering every day, you are certainly watering tooooo much. That can cause all kinds of problems. I am not sure that is what is causing the problems you describe however. I dont think it is aphid damage either. Are you sure you have aphids? You should only water when the soil is almost completely dried out. That means dried from top to bottom, not only the top layer. Check the soil using a wooden stick of some sort. Bamboo skewers work well. Stick it into the soil and then pull it out. If it comes out with soil stuck to it, the soils is plenty wet. I would start there and see if the plant responds to less watering. |
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Thanks Bruce! I'll see how it goes |
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Agree with Bruce too much watering. Also if you are applying chemicals, avoid spraying during the day, in the hot sun it could cause leaves to burn. Also your plant is ready to be potted up to a bigger pot. Too much nitrogen brings on more aphids as the seedling will be weak but full of juices they cant wait to sink their suckers into. Let us know how it goes. Mark |
- Posted by Mitchrob99 none (My Page) on Mon, Oct 15, 12 at 17:52
Will re pot. Thanks for the help people! |
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Thanks for the help guys Just wanted to show you how it's going. I think I was over watering! It's looking much better now! Though I have aphids galore and can't seem to shake the little buggers!!!!!!! |
Yes, looking much, much better. Glad to hear it. Bruce |
Plant looks much better - congrats. For aphids, don't forget about natural predators, like ladybugs. Very effective control. Rick |
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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Kruger, Retha Jeanette URN etd-08022006-144811 Document Title A holistic approach to central auditory processing, language abilities and sensory integration in children with learning disabilities Degree MA (Communication Pathology) Department Communication Pathology Supervisor
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