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Watch: Florence and the Machine and Dizzee Rascal at the BRIT Awards
By Ryan Dombal on February 17, 2010 at 2:30 p.m. EST
Last night, the annual BRIT Awards went down at London's Earls Court Exhibition Centre. Lady Gaga wore something outrageous while turning in a typically over-the-top performance. Liam Gallagher threw Oasis's award for the Best BRITs Album of 30 Years (as well as his microphone) into the crowd and didn't thank Noel Gallagher in his acceptance speech.
But the highlight-- based on a slew of YouTubes we just gorged on, at least-- was a live mashup between Florence and the Machine's "You've Got the Love" and Dizzee Rascal's "Dirtee Cash" called (yes) "You've Got the Dirtee Love" and featuring ten harpists. (Take that, Newsom!)
Unlike most award-show collaborations, though, it actually seemed like Florence and Dizzee 1) rehearsed, 2) like each other, and 3) wore outfits that made them look good and not just deranged. Watch the team-up and some other highlights after the jump:
Noel Gallagher Attacker Pleads Guilty
By Tom Breihan on November 23, 2009 at 11:30 a.m. EST
Last September, Oasis' set at the Toronto stop of the Virgin Festival was interrupted when an audience member jumped onstage and shoved Noel Gallagher to the ground. He was on his way to take on brother Liam when security tackled him. The incident resulted in three broken ribs for Noel, and the band had to cancel a number of shows. The attacker, a 47-year-old man named Daniel Sullivan, was arrested.
As the Toronto Sun reports (via NME), last week, Sullivan pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm. He is set to be sentenced on February 5, 2010.
Liam Gallagher Starts Band With Other Members of Oasis Who Aren't Noel
By Ryan Dombal on November 13, 2009 at 5:05 p.m. EST
In the middle of an Italian radio interview aimed at promoting his Pretty Green clothing line, former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher revealed that he's currently working on music with all of his old Oasis band mates not named Noel. (Via Billboard.) Their new band, however, won't be called Oasis. "Oasis is done," he reiterated, expressing a long-overdue and now factual sentiment.
In the interview, he also mentioned that his new band should start gigging "in a couple of months" and that the end of Oasis climaxed with a guitar smashing session between him and his brother. (Via NME.) Would you expect anything less?
Liam Gallagher Confirms Oasis Split
By Tom Breihan on October 8, 2009 at 5:30 p.m. EDT
Back in August, we reported that Noel Gallagher had quit Oasis, issuing a brief statement that he "simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer." Given that Noel served as the band's co-frontman and its guiding artistic force, it was tough to picture Oasis soldiering on without him. But up until now, we hadn't heard whether the band had ended or not.
In an interview with the London Times (via Billboard), Liam confirmed that Oasis is kaput: "Well, Oasis is no longer. I think we all know that. So that's done." -
Noel Gallagher Quits Oasis (Again)
By Tom Breihan on August 28, 2009 at 8:45 p.m. EDT
In an awesomely curt statement on the band's website, Noel Gallagher announced today that he's quit Oasis. And to hear Noel tell it, the split is a direct result of a long-contentious relationship with brother and co-frontman Liam. Here's Noel's complete statement:
"It's with some sadness and great relief to tell you that I quit Oasis tonight. People will write and say what they like, but I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer.
"Apologies to all the people who bought tickets for the shows in Paris, Konstanz, and Milan."
Not a whole lot of ambiguity there. As the Los Angeles Times points out, this isn't the first time Noel has quit the band; he also walked out during a Paris show in 2000 and briefly during an American tour in the mid-1990s. That statement, however, sure has a ring of finality to it. -
Devendra Banhart Remixes Oasis
By Ryan Dombal on June 10, 2009 at 11:55 a.m. EDT
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After pulling off an R-rated, tropicรกlia-style cover of Oasis's "Don't Look Back in Anger" a few years ago, Devendra Banhart is airing out his Noel and Liam fan-dom once again. This time, he offers a trippy remix of the stomping kiss-off "(Get Off Your) High Horse Lady" from the Manchester stalwarts' 2008 LP, Dig Out Your Soul. Pink Floyd-y synths ahoy.
You have to register to download the remix at Oasisinet. Or, there's also this thing called Google.
Echo Chamber: Noel Gallagher
By Tom Breihan on June 1, 2009 at 10:15 a.m. EDT
"I'm right into the Blur reunion, 'cause it'll finish off the Kaiser Chiefs and put them to bed. There's nothing worse than a shit Blur. And at least the original shit Blur are back to finish off all these other shit Blurs. I'm bang into the Blur reunion."
-- Noel Gallagher of Oasis, uh, making peace. (via Contact Music via Vulture) -
Echo Chamber: Noel Gallagher
By Tom Breihan on April 22, 2009 at 11:55 a.m. EDT
"[Liam is] rude, arrogant, intimidating and lazy. He's the angriest man you'll ever meet. He's like a man with a fork in a world of soup."
-- Noel Gallagher of Oasis, so mad at his brother that he's making up similes that don't even come close to making sense. (A world of soup? Sounds delicious!) (via Q) -
News in Brief: M.I.A., Liam Gallagher, Eminem, Lil Wayne
By Tom Breihan on March 23, 2009 at 3:45 p.m. EDT
-- When Amy Winehouse canceled her Coachella appearance, it seemed like it would be almost impossible for the show's organizers to find a replacement of comparable headline-grabbing potential. Well, they found one: M.I.A. will play her first show since having a baby at the California desert throwdown on April 18. The Coachella folks first revealed the news via Twitter, of course. In other M.I.A. news, TMZ got ahold of her kid's birth certificate, so now we know his name: Ikyd Edgar Arular Bronfman. (Ikhyd will probably be making fun of Bronx Mowgli Wentz on the playground in a few years.) "Edgar" and "Arular" are Ikyd's grandfathers' names. Yes, that would be Edgar Bronfman Jr., the guy who runs Warner Music Group and father of M.I.A.'s fiance Benjamin Bronfman, and Arular Pragasm, M.I.A.'s father, who is a controversial figure in British and Sri Lankan politics.
-- Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has started a clothing line called Pretty Green. In a video on the line's website, Gallagher, looking scarily like a mutton-chopped Christian Bale, explains: "I'm not into the skinny look-- these skinny things, man. That's what I'm here for, man, to fuckin' get rid of that shit." Always a class act, that guy. Given that the fashion line's named after a song from mod-revival icons the Jam, Gallagher's probably not talking about knockoff JNCOs here. Instead: "Really plain. Blacks, browns." He also uses the word "classic" a lot. Pretty Green launches in June.
-- Eminem will induct Run-DMC into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Hopefully he won't just read his speech off a Blackberry like Jay-Z did when he inducted Grandmaster Flash. The induction ceremony goes down in Cleveland on April 4. Other Hall of Fame matchups: Flea inducting Metallica, Jimmy Page inducting Jeff Beck, the Rolling Stones' Ron Wood inducting Bobby Womack, and Smokey Robinson inducting Little Anthony and the Imperials.
-- The folks at VH1 apparently couldn't wait for the epic Lil Wayne flameout that seems weirdly inevitable now. The network will relaunch its great "Behind the Music" series in July, and one episode will feature Weezy, as MTV reports. There's also a Scott Weiland episode in the works, which should follow the traditional "B.T.M." fame-addiction-fall-redemption arc a little more closely. -
Oasis vs. China 2: The Reckoning
By Ryan Dombal on March 3, 2009 at 1:55 p.m. EST
Remember when we told you how the Chinese government canned a couple April Oasis gigs in Shanghai and Beijing because of the band's past political support of Tibet? Well, the gigs are still canceled. Sorry. But, according to evil-named promoter Beijing All Culture Communication Co Ltd, the move was based on economic-- and not political-- reasons, Reuters reports.
"I have no money. It's normal in an environment of economic crisis...It has nothing to do at all with the Tibet problem," a man who goes only by his last name, Luo, told the news organization, sounding a little like a broke car salesman. Unsurprisingly, Reuters reports that China's Foreign Ministry is backing the mysterious Luo...who probably wasn't forced by the government to give an ulterior motive for the quashed gigs or anything. That would never happen.
Meanwhile, Oasis are sticking to their original statement: show promoters Emma Entertainment and Ticketmaster China cited Noel Gallagher's appearance at a 1997 Free Tibet benefit as the main reason why the shows were nixed. So who do you trust-- a bunch of burnt-out Britpop stars or a Chinese dude who won't give up his first name?
The band's Hong Kong date-- as well as the rest of their globetrotting 2009 tour-- is still happening. Click for dates and places:
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Emission from cooled inert gases in the VUV region. The xenon-dimer excimer laser
Journal of Optical Technology, Vol. 79, Issue 8, pp. 449-455 (2012)
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This article presents a brief review of the first experimental papers on the generation of powerful pulsed VUV radiation when it is excited by a relativistic electron beam in inert gases in the solid, liquid, and gaseous states in the temperature range 58–300 K. The details of the experimental technique are considered, and the results of experiments on the generation of powerful spontaneous and stimulated VUV radiation are presented. The xenon-dimer laser created as a result of these studies is discussed.
Original Manuscript: March 12, 2012
Published: August 31, 2012
V. A. Danilychev, "Emission from cooled inert gases in the VUV region. The xenon-dimer excimer laser," J. Opt. Technol. 79, 449-455 (2012)
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Wow..This is so beautiful..i just love the colour . amazing,
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Love this version too, very imposing….but I have to say, for me, nothing really beats this guy in his full glory.
Majestic as it should be when displaying her royal highness! Great powerful close up of this kittie! :-)
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"and sex education tends to limit any offspring."
You don't live round here do you?
Turtle, while I agree with you about the absurdity of this situation, I have to point out that decisions like these aren't taken by rational beings. No, they are taken by lawyers and managers. The senior staff at the hospitals and health trusts, those who don't get their hands dirty helping the patients. The people to whom patients are numbers and trends, inconveniences.
If there was any way to show that their 'bottom line' could be improved by as little as 1p per year by keeping patients alive, or patients details private, then they would fight to do so. However there is too much money to be made by killing^W allowing patients to die with dignity. Besides, it saves on the food bills too.
Try driving up the A34, A43, A14. Oxford to Cambridge sorted. Or do it in reverse. :)
I use two power line adapters to get intrwebby access & transfer stuff & sh!t around the house. I have WiFi too, but one set of PCs are in a black spot. My power line stuff hasn't ever given me a problem.
Oh for goodness sake Breakfast, stop beating about the bush and SAY WHAT YOU MEAN.
Er... How about e) Wait until he's finished and comes outside and arrest him then?
Just sayin'
"Is shanks pony.
When I lived in London, I was constantly amazed at how little extra time it took to walk the whole way than walk to the tube/bus, spend money to be exposed to filth dirt and disease, and walk the other end."
I used to walk from St Pancras to Back Hill, Many times I have been nearly killed by twats, sorry, cyclists running red lights, cycling on the pavement, cycling through parks filled with parents & kids playing. One guy knocked an old woman over (she was stupidly crossing while the pedestrian light was green, Tsk tsk) and the swore and cursed HER for being in the way!
The noticeable facts were that they were all convinced that they were in the right, they were untraceable and (I suspect) uninsured. Oh, and were all foul mouthed sods.
Re : Dogged, irrespective of what Braben should or should or should not have done, Mr Braben DID NOT tell his investors that he wasn't going to include a specifically desired and publicized function.
There is a passage in the UK sale of goods act which states that goods or services must fulfill specifically advertized functions or functionality.
Under UK law the complainers have a right to a refund.
That's absolutely correct. Because that way they don't get picked up and nabbed for something stupid like not wearing a seatbelt, or doing 5mph over the speed limit, or dropping litter, etc. etc.
Not quite as insulting this time.
But he forgot a number of points.
1) Dress for an INTERVIEW! Your favourite geek tee-shirt won't do. And yes, I've had an interviewee turn up in tee-shirt and jeans. Cleavage DOES NOT WORK! If it does you really, really don't want to work there. I have blackballed a candidate simply because of inappropriate dress.
2) Posture. This is important. Look as though you are interested in the interviewers and what they are saying. Even if it is a bunch of crap.
3) Say Hello, say Goodbye. Manners maketh the man. They also help make the employed.
4) Most technical managers doing the interview are probably as nervous as you are. If they feel that you are at ease, that will probably help them too. This brings major brownie points.
that Leonardo DiCaprio died in Titanic.
I'm sure he did. I watched it eight times just to make sure.
Never bought into the i* thing. Was impressed by the Apple Lisa, after than, no.
Mr. Jobs, the man... A great loss to his family, my condolences to them.
A loss to the business world? well, that depends on your views of his business ethics. As others have said, like him or loath him, he had a tremendous impact on the way we now live our lives.
"and gets to keep your children to boot."
Ummm... It's starting to look better now. How many do they want and where do I ship them?
"And what do they intend to use when they need to test the upper end of the intelligence spectrum?"
The ability to leave the bluudy thing alone for ten minutes.
I was using non-IBM PC's in the mid to late 80's. We even had an official copy of Flight Simulator. If a PC could run FS, it _WAS_ IBM compatible.
I worked on the Sirius 1 (Victor 9000), and machines from Aston Technologies an outfit near Birmingham (the UK Brum).
There were a huge number of third party manufacturers around then. Low margins finished most of them though.
So, given the number of teetotalers that I know, the rest of us probably need intravenous drips (or should that be pressure pumps?) to keep up the numbers.
I should add that my wife drove me to drink.
God bless her.
"Education is the way out of this problem."
And most of the chavs I've seen don't want education.
In the forces they'd be subject to a strict formalised environment where they can be educated.
Its either national service, of bringing the SAS into our schools to impose discipline on these feral buggers.
At least make your story believable.
Finding your hammer drill indeed.
I don't know.
"Perhaps he should be in talks with the Finnish government to share education methods."
WHAT!!! You mean we should start trying to educate these people!!!!
Go and have a lie down Sir, you're obviously delusional.
We really are missing Ms Bee aren't we.
"Slinging an expensive remote-controlled buggy across will of course not get quite as much done, but it's a lot cheaper and a lot lower risk."
But if you posted an ad in, say flight magazine, "Wanted qualified test pilots for one way Mars mission. 8.5 months in hard radiation 24 months of supplies and no possibility of resupply. Four positions available. Send CV to NASA.
Then I think that you'd need to employ three or four extra admin / HR staff to sort through the CVs and, maybe a platoon of SEALs to stop them trying to break in and plead their case in person.
Exploration is incredibly dangerous. But, if humanity wishes to survive, then it needs to get its collective arse in gear and get off this rock.
If they really want to colonise space, Shirely they'd take TWO ladies and ONE bloke.
"The inquiry into peer review came after the release of the Climategate files, which revealed academics at the University of East Anglia selectively disclosing data needed to replicate their results, hiding from Freedom of Information Act requests, recommending destruction of email trails, and vowing to "redefine" the peer-review process to keep papers they disagreed with out of the publication system."
This and this alone should have been enough to have the scientific world screaming at the CRU.
Golbal warming is far too serious _NOT_ to publish full data, show the algorithms and assumptions used, and present conclusions.
The 'Hockey Stick' graph, would have been laughed out of existence _IF_ the full data and algorithms had been published.
So we now have 'scientists' who are ready to block access and pervert the usual quality processes, I cannot help but wonder WHY.
This time, _WE_ really do need to know.
'it can't be done' proclamations. The 'it's impossible!' ones are just as good.
We'll all have a good laugh about this when time travel is a reality, made possible by ignoring the so called 'limits'.
You try getting a 'suspended prison sentence'. It is a punishment, one that will affect his entire life. _IF_ he gets caught, and convicted, for anything else during the period of his sentence then he goes inside.
So he might not serve 1 day behind bars, he might serve 16 months.
still are posting the "I drive ten miles a year and pay more than my wife/girlfriend/SO who drives a million miles a year and has an accident every day!" And "But this man / woman / sloth is paying the same as..." And Insurers should look at the individuals risk.
Go back to reading the DM. You're lack of understanding of the insurance system is beginning to bore me.
Do you buy you shirts / shirts from a bespoke tailor?
No, you by them from a shop which sells to a large number of people. So you get a "STANDARD" item of clothing.
And just WHAT makes you think that insurance is any different? If you want a cheap insurance deal, you'll go to a company who sells to tens of thousands of people. You'll put up with not having "your" risk calculated for the sake of saving a few quid.
There are quite a lot of insurers who would just love to insure you PERSONALLY. But it will cost you.
Just like a made to measure suit will cost a lot more than the off the peg counterpart.
So, you have your choice go cheap and get an 'off the peg' deal. Go tailored just for you and pay through the nose for it. Your choice.
So now you can stop whinging that the insurers are cheating you, because THEY aren't assessing YOUR risk. Go to a respectable broker and They'll arrange insurance just for you.
Also men and women are different. I don't know why, but they are. If you feel that you must make the genders equal then start at the beginning. In the UK 1011 girls are born for every 1000 boys. Start with that. Get the birth rates equal. How are you going to sort that one out?
In the discussions of this ECJ ruling I have heard time and time again 'Insurers are just greedy bastards' and words to that effect.
Insurance, and re-insurance, is just a business. It needs to make profits to survive just like any other business. And, like all other businesses insurers are in direct competition with other insurers.
So, unless you can prove collusion and price fixing within the industry each insurer must try to keep their costs, and thus premiums down to the minimum that they can. This is simple business sense.
Another, often voiced, claim is that insurers think that one group of people are 'better' or 'worse' drivers than another group. this is just untrue. The insurers _know_ that one group of people is a higher risk than another. And another group is a much lower risk than others. Yes this is based on statistics. And it is based on actual experience.
If I do a SELECT on my claims database, and group the output to show total payments, broken by age ranges, and split by gender, then the output, from a history of actual claims, is obvious. Younger males are a greater risk than older females. This is a fact. I don't care if you scream discrimination, all motor insurers will be able to show the same outputs from their own data. Facts do not discriminate. They are just facts.
So, this judgment is purely social engineering. Trying to ignore reality and impose a world view on to facts that doesn't fit, damages, not only the businesses it relates to, but the people who use those businesses.
If we take into account age as well, then similar data mining will show the obvious results. Women, on average, live longer than men. Don't blame me for this, it too is a fact. On average men have different medical histories than women. No matter how loud you demand that these be made equal, it won't happen. These are facts. And facts do not care what social engineers think.
"Grow Up and stop acting like snickering school children."
Sarah's been trying to get us to grow up for years. She hasn't managed it what make you thing you've a better chance?
Tired Sarah?
I might have been the first to post it, but I bet I wasn't the only one who thought it.
That was interesting.
Especially for an IT tech site where most of us are driving servers daily.
Are you sure that this article wasn't meant for the Plumbers Weekly?
is the transference of risk. that's it pure and simple.
If a person is within a group which the insurance companies have found to be a higher risk, then they will be charged more. This is irrespective of age gender colour or religion. If you are in a group which has shown itself to be a low risk then you will pay a reduced premium. The questions that you're asked on your application are all about identifying _precisely_ which group you belong in.
Insurance companies have huge data sets to mine for this type of information and, in a hugely competitive market, they cut their margins as much as possible.
If you wish to complain about sexual discrimination in insurance then have a go at companies like Sheila's Wheels, companies who only sell to a single gender.
But complaining that you fit into a group which has a higher than average number of claims every year is pointless. Do something to get out of that group, take the advance drivers tests. That will lower your premium.
But no, it's far easier to just whinge at the insurance companies and blame them.
Yes, I am a DBA for an insurance / reinsurance company in the city.
Sheila's wheels will be stuffed.
So why, when there is a huge amount of statistical evidence to support the insurance industry's premium differentials, are people complaining about this?
Is it just jealousy? Is _SHE_ paying less for her insurance that _them_? How about me, I pay more for health insurance than a twenty year old. Should I complain and get a refund for the last 30+ years of private health insurance?
How about premium differentials within genders but by age? A younger driver pays more than an older driver. they pay more because they are a higher risk. Both of these drivers pay less than a very old driver. Again because they are a higher risk again.
None of these decisions are made on the basis of gender, they are all made purely on perceived risk for each person.
All these complains and (if made) judgments will do is drive up the premiums for everybody. NOBODIES premiums will go down.
So well done whoever you were. You can be pleased with yourself that you took a working system and broke it. Well fucking done.
Anyway, if there's a company called Sheila's Wheels purely for the girlies, why can't we have a Mike's Motors, or Clarkesons Cowboys for the boys? Gotta keep things equal dontchaknow.
completed the survey.
Perhaps the only way to stop ridiculous laws being enacted and enforced is to have a body of research like this.
Asking pressure groups what their opinion is will only get you their narrow, and biased, viewpoint. This is dangerous as it warps the viewpoint of our lawmakers (as if those viewpoints weren't warped enough already.) And this leads to very bad laws being enacted, i.e. the extreme cartoon laws.
A lot of the pressure groups, who are trying to force these limitations upon us, are just trying to make us conform to a set of rules which are basically unnatural and unworkable. These laws are criminalising people just for the sake of criminalising them.
All pasties should be made in Cornwall. It should be forbidden on pain of death to make them anywhere else.
And then we should ban the export of pasties out of Cornwall.
That alone will increase the standard of British food by a measurable amount.
are used to having subordinates jump at their whim. Now these officers (its always the officers - Sorry Lewis) find that they have to deal with civilians and company bosses too. People who have been trained to screw the fuck out of them.
Its like leading lambs to the slaughter. The officers in charge (Sorry, had to put that in - delicious irony and all that,) have no idea how badly they are going to be screwed. And the "civil servants" just sit back and watch the military make fools of themselves. After all, it's not _their_ fault if the brass can't find their arses with both hands is it?


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In a world that lives in the "cloud", high-speed Internet access is a potent weapon to win new business. Avalon, a $600 million mixed-used development planned in Alpharetta, is doing just that.
The developer of the 86-acre center said it will be the first such development in Georgia to deliver "Gigabit Internet," ultra-fast Internet access via fiber optic cable.
The technology, known as FTTP (fiber-to-the-premise), provides Internet access by running fiber optic cable from an Internet Service Provider to the home or business.
Fiber optic cables signals are sent via pulses of light rather than electricity. Therefore, data can be sent extremely quickly with little deterioration. FTTP delivers Internet speeds of between 10Mbps and 300 Mbps. Internet speeds via coaxial cable connection, in comparison, typically ranges between 1Mbps and 6Mbps.
Super fast Internet access will help market Avalon to tech and digital media companies companies who need to transfer large files electronically and stream high definition video and audio.
The Internet is the "oxygen" for virtually every business, said Mark Toro, managing partner at North American Properties the developer behind Avalon.
Alpharetta has historically been a tech hub with a concentration of such business.
"Those companies all thrive on [fast] Internet speeds," Toro said. "We expect to see movement of employers within North Fulton, we expect to be able to recruit people to North Fulton because of this investment."
FTTP technology is available in a few communities across the US, most notably the Google Fiber initiative in Kansas City and Gigabit Squared project in Seattle.
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...sells artificial turf or will get the contract to install it? Truly amazing. Millions of dollars in budget shortfalls, forced furloughs, layoffs, hiring freezes, yet we'll dig deep for any unnecessary frill that comes along....as long as it lets us put on airs and act all "uptown and fancy." Of course, I'll bet that no one has mentioned the upkeep and replacement costs over the long term. Artificial turf requires routine maintenance and doesn't last forever. BTW, are they selling the existing turf to reduce the cost, or does that go to re-turf the lawns of the county commissioners and city council members? Just dyin' to see the "more events" this attracts....possibly an orthopaedic surgeons' convention, because of the increase in high school sports injuries? »
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I find this a strange time of the planning year, when the present season is well over half way through. the new season has just gone public and my mind is focused on the season yet-to-be planned and the last few details of the Proms season ahead. I know this to be true when a friend asked me what we are doing next season and my mind went blank ‒ full of this week's concert and the ideas for 2016-2017 that are swirling around in my head. And then I got home and went straight to the laptop to be reminded, as a smile crept over my face, of a season as full of musical adventures and journeys, pleasures and indulgences as you would expect of the BBCSO.
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We will be celebrating today's wealth of female talent and creativity and also championing history's great trailblazers who helped pave the way for them. As well as recognisable names such as Fanny Mendelssohn and Clara Schumann we look at slightly lesser known names from history such as Barbara Strozzi and Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre who managed to make a name for themselves in a male-dominated world, alongside a range of composers working today including Charlotte Bray, Anna Clyne, Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Hannah Kendall and Dobrinka Tabakova.
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I need some help. I don't know what to do. I was helping my hubby with one of our rooms. I had moved a not so heavy speaker and all of a sudden I have this pain in my pelvic region. It's not constant pain but its there when I walk and stand. I'm really just not sure what to think or do. I just turned 11wks yesterday and have been doing really good. I have not had any pain or bleeding what so ever. I'm jot bleeding but I'm very nervous. Please help what should I do? Should I go to the doctor? Or should I wait it out? Im so nervous and its my 1st so I don't want anything happen.
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I would just say to rest for a little while. I sve had that happen this time and with my DS and the dr told me its everything stretching. I wouldn't worry unless it turned to actual cramps or you had bleeding. There is so much going on in our bodies it could have easily just been that you moved a certain way a little to fast. Try not to worry
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Well thanks! My friend just told me its possible it could be braxton hicks already. But she did say it happened to her and the doc said its just her uterus and everything moving and stretching.
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If i over do it cleaning or playing with dd I'm in pain for days. Just have to rest for a few days.
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Part of it might have had something to do with the long and unusual route to the NHL taken by Kichton, who was actually drafted twice -- the first time in 2011 by the New York Islanders (fifth round, 127th overall) and then again this summer by the Jets.
Kichton says the Islanders offered him a bare-bones contract in 2011.
"It was the minimum you could offer," Kichton said. "It was like $40,000, I think, and then like a $10,000 signing bonus. It was just bare minimum and they said that was pretty much all I was worth."
Kichton and his agent balked and the Isles never did come back with a second offer.
"I guess they just didn't like me," said Kichton. "There was nothing more me and my agent could have done. They just said they're not signing me."
That put Kichton back into the draft, where the Jets were only too happy to pluck him in a late round and hope he develops into that special kind of defenceman who can take care of business in his own end while also scoring points in his opponent's end.
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What does he know about Winnipeg? "Blue Bombers," said the native of Spruce Grove, Alta., before conceding his CFL team isn't exactly anything to brag about either.
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We induced acute skeletal muscle necrosis in rats using bupivacaine hydrochloride and found that both 2,5- and 2,3-dihydroxybenzoic acid significantly increased in skeletal muscle. A single administration of dimethyl sulphoxide, a free radical scavenger, significantly lowered concentrations of 2,5- and 2,3-dihydroxybenzoic acid. These results suggest that dimethyl sulphoxide is an effective hydroxyl radical scavenger and may be useful in the treatment of myopathy.
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- Title
- Bupivacaine Hydrochloride Induces Muscle Fiber Necrosis and Hydroxyl Radical Formation-Dimethyl Sulphoxide Reduces Hydroxyl Radical Formation
- Journal
Neurochemical Research
Volume 26, Issue 7 , pp 841-844
- Cover Date
- 2001-07-01
- Print ISSN
- 0364-3190
- Online ISSN
- 1573-6903
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Bupivacaine hydrochloride
- hydroxyl radical
- dimethyl sulphoxide
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Nobuo Wakata (1)
- Hideki Sugimoto (1)
- Hiroaki Iguchi (1)
- Nobuatsu Nomoto (1)
- Masao Kinoshita (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Fourth Department of Internal Medicine, Toho University School of Medicine, 2-17-6 Oohashi, Meguro-ku, Tokyo, 153-8515, Japan


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A family tests a pond for fish at McNary on a warm mid-November day.
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When chill winds whip up Columbia River riffles on short winter days, the tree-lined ponds at the McNary Wildlife Nature Area near Umatilla provide a welcome sanctuary for migrating water birds.So meeting nature and wildlife photographers Chuck and Grace
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Hi Zorana, I was thrilled to see this sold so quickly - it's such a fun, quirky, inspiring piece of art!! Hope you enjoy it, Tejae as much as I enjoy my Perry painting :o) Which if you didn't know, Zorana, has pride of place on my mantel below my poster of San Fran in the rain :o) I love all the pieces you have on etsy at the moment and I hope they all find great homes! All blessings, xx
ReplyDeleteHi Zorana,
How are you? Getting back to life after Art & Soul? I am still trying to find my way. It's hard to have so much independence for a week and then go back to having to make decisions for three other people on top of myself, again.
not to mention the snow, laundry, and dishes... ;-)
I love this collage...it's so true!
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