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Continuing its winning spree in Left-ruled West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress on Friday won two constituencies defeating the Left Front supported candidates by huge margins.
The TC, an ally of Congress, increased its victory margin in both Sealdah and Bowbazar seats despite a poor turnout of slightly over 41 per cent.
The Party nominee Sikha Mitra, wife of former WBPCC president Somen Mitra who joined hand with TC to win the Diamond Harbour Lok Sabha seat, trounced LF-supported CPI candidate Prabir Deb by 15,927 votes. Deb received 7,297 votes against Mitra's 26,227.
Another TC candidate Swarnakamal Saha beat LF-backed independent Minati Gomes by 21,577 votes from the adjoining Bowbazar constituency. Gomes received a paltry 4,650 votes against Saha's 26,227.
The two assembly seats fell vacant after Sealdah MLA Somen Mitra and Bowbazar MLA Sudip Bandopadhay left Congress to contest the Lok Sabha polls on Trinamool tickets. The Congress had claimed the seats and even put up candidates.
Later, the party withdrew its candidates from the fray following instruction from the high command which wanted to keep TC chief Mamata Banerjee in good humour and maintain its alliance with her party which had paid dividends in the Lok Sabha poll in a big way.
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World Snooker Championship 2014: Mark Selby wins style battle
At times during this year's World Championship, Ronnie O'Sullivan sounded like a man who had experienced a great awakening. There was more to the game of snooker, he now realised, than frolicking when the sun shone.
In the final, Mark Selby introduced O'Sullivan to a state of full enlightenment: some of the finest snooker is played in what appear to be the grimmest of circumstances.
Having engaged in an epic semi-final against Neil Robertson, which he won 17-15, a jaded 'Jester from Leicester' spent most of Sunday looking like he had spent the previous night trying, in vain, to locate his misplaced bells.
When Selby found himself 8-3 and 10-5 behind, he seemed almost dead and buried. And so began the tortuous, some might say torturous, process of escape.
In tunnelling his way back to 10-7 after the first day's play, Selby managed a highest break of 62. It was not the game as some fans like it to be played.
Critics on Twitter labelled it "anti-snooker". But just as styles make fights in boxing, styles make matches on the baize. Selby tied O'Sullivan up, got in his face, prevented him from getting his shots off. Why would Selby play it any other way? Certainly O'Sullivan saw it coming and appreciated it when it came.
"He's a modern-day Cliff Thorburn," said O'Sullivan, having lost 13 of the last 17 frames to lose the final 18-14. "If you start missing balls against Mark, he'll keep putting you in trouble and it can become quite difficult. I felt quite numb."
Thorburn, the Canadian who won the world title in 1980, was known as 'The Grinder'. Before this year's final, O'Sullivan labelled Selby 'The Torturer'. Not everyone has the talent to be a 'Rocket', a 'Hurricane' or a 'Whirlwind'.
During Monday's first session, the venue for the final was less a crucible than a quarry. O'Sullivan, who apparently ran out of dynamite at some point on Sunday evening, found himself scrabbling with Selby, desperately trying to dig out frames. But when O'Sullivan went numb, Selby began to bristle.
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Age: 30
Born: Leicester
Turned pro: 1999
Ranking titles: World Championship 2014, UK Championship 2012, Shanghai Masters 2011, Welsh Open 2008
Non-ranking titles: Masters 2008, 2010, 2013
One moment spoke volumes. In frame 25, with the score locked at 12-12, Selby laid a snooker behind the brown before leaking a wee, impish smile. Selby was a man embracing adversity. Over in his corner, O'Sullivan mopped his brow.
"To get out of Sunday 10-7 behind, it felt like I was 10-7 ahead," said Selby, having clinched his first world title and prevented O'Sullivan winning his third in a row. "Whenever he missed, I kept digging in and winning frames."
That Selby found a way of stemming O'Sullivan's natural, free-flowing game should be applauded. Selby's was matchplay snooker at its brutal best. Not pretty, but snooker at the highest level has never been a potting contest.
This year's final was also far more compelling fare than the previous two editions, both of which O'Sullivan won with plenty to spare. O'Sullivan processions are fun, but they do not reflect well on the overall health of snooker. This was especially true when O'Sullivan lacked commitment to the game.
Every sport benefits from at least one other-worldly talent, doing things nobody else can do. But for a sport to stay fresh, that other-worldly talent needs to be harried and shot at by a voracious chasing posse, desperate to bring them down.
Ding Junhui, who lost his world number one spot to Selby following the Leicester man's Crucible triumph, fell at the first hurdle this year. But the Chinese player, who won five ranking events this season, will come again.
Add Neil Robertson, who made a mind-boggling 103 centuries this season and won two ranking titles, into the mix, as well as a resurgent Judd Trump, narrowly beaten by Robertson in the Crucible quarter-finals, and you have an exciting set of rivalries at the business end. And as anyone who has followed men's tennis in recent years will tell you, rivalries are what make a sport.
Selby, 30, dedicated his victory to his father, who died two months before he turned pro at the age of 16. But almost as heart-warming as Selby's triumph was O'Sullivan's acceptance of failure and graciousness in defeat.
There was a time, not too long ago, when O'Sullivan might have viewed his defeat by Selby as a personal disaster. He might have grumbled about the state of his game, the state of his mind, the state of pretty much everything.
But since linking up with sports psychiatrist Steve Peters in 2011, O'Sullivan seems to have found peace and perspective, at least around a snooker table.
"I tried my hardest but he was just too good," said the 38-year-old O'Sullivan, a five-time world champion. "If you sign up to be a top snooker player, you accept the losses with the wins - you can't have it all your own way.
"Three years ago I wasn't even contemplating playing, let alone equalling Steve Davis's six world titles or Stephen Hendry's seven. So I'm very content. I've had a good tournament and I'm proud of my performance."
O'Sullivan's story is one of the most inspirational in sport. It is a lesson to anyone who is struck down with crippling perfectionism, lack of motivation, fear of failure or self-doubt, that by reaching out for help you can achieve mental equilibrium and make yourself a better performer and person.
Having reached out for help, O'Sullivan has transformed himself from someone many thought would fade from the game having failed to fulfil a lavish talent into a marvel of longevity.
Twenty-two years at the Crucible and still showing the kids how it's done - who would bet against another decade? Meanwhile, a few of his old rivals should perhaps be thankful his journey to enlightenment took this long.
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Comment number 386.
8th May 2014 - 12:05#382 id3jyn...worst post ever! Woulda, coulda, shoulda! Hawkins and Murphy were THRASHED by O'Sullivan both with a session to spare! If anyone tries to take on Ronnie at an open game they will lose the vast majority of time...
Comment number 385.
8th May 2014 - 11:31@291 - I beg to differ, I would say Paul Hunter was as good if not better than Ronnie and did not have the mental deficiencies, shame he was taken so young.
@288 - I definitely do not agree with that, the game needs good Snooker players, nothing more. Selby on this day was a better snooker player than Ronnie. -
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8th May 2014 - 10:31The final was a combination of Selby hanging in there and finding form, and Ronnie not really playing well right from the start. Had Ronnie been at his best he would have won it relatively comfortably, but all credit to Selby for grinding it out. The final made for good watching but the quality wasn't great.
Comment number 383.
8th May 2014 - 10:08One the highest standard wise but a great mix of styles and talent – Ding/Ronnie/Trump balanced with the likes of Selby & Robertson.
It was one of the best World Championships in years – the only disappointment was Ding losing in the first round. -
Comment number 382.
8th May 2014 - 9:39Perry got the better of O'sullivan at his own game. he out potted him until the last 2 frames. Murphy should've been 3-1 ahead at the interval, he had the chance to put Ronnie in all sorts of trouble and pressure. Hawkins could have done the same too, but he was unlucky to get a couple of kicks that should have won him the frames.
so Ronnie can be beaten at his own game - you just need confidence
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Back in the 1990s, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were ubiquitous. You couldn't turn around without tripping over some kind of turtles merchandise (I still use a laundry bag emblazoned with turtles when I travel). When the movies came out, they embraced
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It had everything going for it: Scarlett Johansson's immense talent, a great concept, the always likeable Morgan Freeman, and the promise of tons of action and special effects. But it fell flat.
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My poor transplanted orange tree is losing it's leaves. I got this 7 year old tree back in the 10 July after saving it. I was feeding it seaweed solution every 1-2 weeks. I did noticed some leaves had yellowish veins, so i gave it some iron chelates and traces elements and a spray of Yates Success Naturalyte Insect Control with the rest of the fruit trees This week it's started to lose it's leaves.. Will it survive???? What else can i do??? |
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Doesn't sound promising, in fact you might have over done it - it is winter time and they (citrus), like most plants, are dormant. To my mind, two things you could do before the sap begins to rise: leave it and do nothing further other than letting it almost completely dry out, or remove it, prune it by a third and replant it in another spot. If you do this do no more than just water it in until new growth appears in spring. What you've done in good faith, I suspect, might be killing it with kindness. |
I'm in Adelaide. I thought I would try help it with the transplant shock. As its in a wine barrel, moving it is not a option. Before I got it, it had split its pot and the roots were exposed, I only paid $10. I hope it survives. I think I'll do the first option, nothing and cross my fingers!!! |
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Sebelius celebrated the tenth anniversary of National Adoption Day at the Department of Health and Human Services today.
Joined by Members of Congress, adoption advocacy advocates, and families with adopted children, Secretary Sebelius noted her contentment in hosting the event.
"It's clearly a great joy to end the week…with some good news and with a celebration," the secretary said.
National Adoption Day, started in 2000 by a judge in Los Angeles, was brought about as an attempt to address the problem of backlogged adoption cases. During tomorrow's Tenth National Adoption Day, about 4,500 adoptions are set to be finalized across the United States.
Secretary Sebelius said that while tomorrow is a day for celebration, it is also a day to draw attention to children who do not have permanent homes.
"Today, there are more than half a million children who are in foster care," Secretary Sebelius said. "That's more than the entire population of the city of Miami."
Part of the problem is a lack of coordination in the adoption process, Secretary Sebelius said. She noted that financial incentive programs are important in connecting children in foster care to adoptive families. She pointed to the "Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act," which was signed into law in 2008 by President Bush, as a successful example.
A larger problem, however, is that there are adults who may be interested in adopting but are reluctant to do so. She said that more needs to be done to reach out to these individuals.
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Course No. LLC 213X Credits: 3.0
Faculty Joyce Kessler
This course introduces the basic written discourse forms of the sciences. It gives an overview and rationale of scientific reports describing the results of original research. It provides students with an opportunity to develop competency in the discourse model that has evolved over centuries of scientific practice. Students will learn the specific lexical, grammatical, and stylistic conventions that comprise the accepted written format, in addition to the components of a scientific report; i.e., the Introduction (including the Literature Review), the Methods, the Results (including their display and documentation), the Discussion, and the References. The term project for each student will be focused on the preparation of a full written report of that student's individual inquiry into an area of scientific research relevant to their particular studio work and/or interests. Class meetings will center on discussion of readings, research, and on class critique of written drafts that students prepare as they work toward the final versions of their reports. Offered yearly. Fulfills writing-intensive requirement.
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After eight days at sea, Kathleen arrived at Ellis Island on September 30, 1921. According to the arrivals record, she had $25.00 to her name (half the "recommended" amount) and was bound for Syracuse to stay with her maternal uncle, Jeremiah Moroney, who lived at 510 Marcellus Street.
At that point, Syracuse was still a major manufacturing center. Kathleen quickly got a job at E.W. Edwards Department Store, earning, according to the Syracuse University archive, $5.00 for six-day work weeks, before moving up the retail ladder. In Syracuse, she met and married her first husband, Roxie E. Rollins. One of six children of a Canadian father and a mother born in Michigan, Rollins emigrated from Canada in 1907. His mother's obituary, in the December 6, 1906 edition of the Syracuse Post-Standard, shows that the Rollins family were members of the First Baptist Church of Syracuse.
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My compost bin will not be ready by the time spring rolls around. I purchased three types of compost bagged (Cotton Burr, Cow Manure and Mushroom) and was planning on using my own next spring. Can I add my purchased compost to my pile (made up mostly of chicken manure and wood chips) and hope it cooks down by spring? Also, do I need to "balance" the amounts? This will be my first SFG and I want to follow Mel's formula as close as I can |
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If it were me, I would not add the bought compost to my compost pile. Let your pile cook down over the winter and then mix them when you fill your beds. Use equal amounts of each type of compost. the bought compost has already cooked down, so I dont think it would do much if added to the pile. But I am a newb like you, so if I am wrong, someone will probably correct me shortly. |
- Posted by CharlieBoring 7 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 17, 13 at 9:28
The purchased compost probably has a lot of good bacteria in it and it might cause your compost to cook more rapidly. If it is administratively easier, I would go ahead and mix them, as long as you have a sufficient amout of green matter or manure to help with the cooking process. |
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Thanks. I am checking with some Amish friends to see if they will sell me some of their horse manure to add to my pile. |
I would be very careful with using cotton burr. There is lots of chemicals in cotton burrs. Lots of bad stuff, farmer trying to kill bole weevils I knew a lady that got very sick and had to see a doctor, because her son put down cotton burrs in her garden. |
- Posted by CharlieBoring 7 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 26, 13 at 7:36
Cotton burrs are generally not a good compost to use on a vegetable garden for the reasons that Maternut stated. The insecticides directly hit the entire cotton plant including the cotton bulbs (which includes the hulls) in order to kill the bole weavils. I am not sure about cottonseed hulls however since the cotton seeds never are directly hit by the insecticide. I used cottonseed hulls on my father's garden to no ill effect that I know off. If you are going to use horse manure for your compost pile, it will need to cook very hot in order to kill the grass/oat seeds or you will have a invasive grass problem in your garden. For my compost I visit the local Fairfax VA transfer facility where I can get free composted leaves that are a dark and loamy compost. I mix those with vegetable scraps, grass clippings, coffee grounds and composted manure. |
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