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Handzus for Comrie.Thats the best you are gonna do if Philly is interested.His value is going down every day.
Why is his trade value going down every day? He is still the same player he was before, there is no difference. If you really think we are going to send comrie off for less the what he is worth then you will be mistaken. Lowe holds all the cards - we have plenty of capable rookies just dying for a shot at the big times and honestly, we can probably afford to sit on comrie all year if we need to. At some point during the year some team will be struggling offensively or someone will get hurt and they will come looking for comrie. Lowe can afford to be very patient with this situation.
Lowe has always said he is building for a cup contending team after the lockout. All us fans are not expecting anything more then that. But Lowe does know that if comrie is to be deal , it better benefit the Oilers at least as much as the trading team. This isn't a salary dump like Weight. And with Smyth showing promise as a center, we are really not hurting for the moment.
Lowe has all the time in the world and knows this too.
No deal will be rushed through with comrie, It will be the deal Lowe is looking for, or no deal at all...
If you guys are serious about getting comrie, I beleive you have some excellent defense prosepcts that could interest the Oilers. Anything less then that and you are wasting everyones time.
In short, thank you for the interest in our player, but your deal is respectfully declined
ouch... hope not. Handzus is fine, but not someone I'd ever want to see in an Oiler jersey, and not really that great of a return for Comrie...
I like Handzus, but I like Comrie a bit more. If it's a straight one for one deal, no thanks. If more players from both sides get involved, who knows?
Agree with s7ark, if Philly is only offering Handzus then no thanks! Comrie is not a coming UFA or even a restricted free agent so his value doesn' drop dramatically from last week to next MONTH. KLowe can afford to wait.
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To help mitigate the effects of the flat defense budget proposed for 2013 and coming years, the Defense Department is making tough choices and sacrifices, and expects industry to follow suit as well, according to Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter. The name of the game: strategy.
To deal with the forces of the Budget Control Act and changing priorities, DOD must dispense with budgetary tug-of-war and smartly decide where to cut and where to invest, he said.
"This is a time of great consequence for American defense because two forces are coming together at the same time," Carter said May 30 at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington. "But as the wars wind down we must look up and look beyond to what the nation and world need next. We have the opportunity, and really the obligation, to pivot our defense to the new challenges that will define our future."
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"President Obama said to us, 'Make sure you don't follow the last-in, first-out rule.' That you don't pull up the things that are most shallowly rooted – namely, your new things. Because that's the easiest thing to do. I want to see that we're enhancing the capabilities that are going to be part of our future," including cyber, science and technology, special operations, unmanned systems and the development of skill sets pertinent to the future force, he said.
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I liked this book, but I am, in fact, an economist. To a (young) economist, there's a lot to be interested in here. Ideas you've been exposed to and never really understood the context for are explained pretty well. But for non-economists, I strongly suspect this would come off as pretty dry.
The better book on the history of economic thought, I would say, is The Grand Pursuit. To some degree, this book picks up where that one leaves off (in the mid-twentieth century, though TGP does talk somewhat as Amartya Sen). Anyway, if you're interested in the history of economic thought and haven't read that one, I'd start there and then consider this. If you're more interested in how the financial markets work today, there are a few books on this subject (Dark Pools, More Money than God--but I'm actually just starting these, so I can't tell you yet whether they're worth it). If you're more just looking for a good read on recent financial market stuff, one of the Michael Lewis books is probably best, The Big Short or Boomerang.
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Both films have been meticulously restored and remastered to Criterion's high standards; Renoir's film still shows its age, but it will never look or sound better than it does here, and Renoir provides an informative introduction culled from the same archival materials featured on Criterion's The Rules of the Game DVD. Better yet, Kurosawa's film is accompanied by a superb commentary by peerless Japanese film scholar Donald Richie, who provides a feature-length treasury of anecdotes (he had actually visited Kurosawa's set in 1957), thematic analysis, production history, and scholarly insight. A 33-minute excerpt from the Japanese TV series Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create offers rare interview clips with Kurosawa and surviving members of his cast, along with script, art design, and storyboard details to illustrate Kurosawa's creative process. Kurosawa expert Stephen Prince profiles the esteemed cast of the 1957 film, and exclusive essays about both films are included in the accompanying booklet. As a kind of Rorschach test for each director's approach to style and theme, The Lower Depths offers a back-to-back master class in the art of adaptation. --Jeff Shannon
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Two great film directors ( Jean Renoir and Akira Kurosawa) made films based on the famous Russian literature classic. The Criterion box, includes both versions. Read morePublished 11 months ago by Felipe N. Gajate
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STAMFORD , CONNECTICUT (PR-USA.net) - AmeriCares and Baxter International Inc. have teamed to deliver additional lifesaving intravenous (IV) solutions to Haiti as part of their ongoing effort to stem the cholera outbreak. AmeriCares has been working around the clock to distribute IV solutions, oral rehydration salts, antibiotics, hand sanitizers and other critical aid since the outbreak was reported in October. As a leading manufacturer of products used in the delivery of fluids and drugs to patients, Baxter's donations have been an integral part of the response. AmeriCares airlifted an additional 50,000 pounds of aid over the weekend which will be used to re-supply depleted stocks at cholera treatment centers and hospitals in Port-au-Prince.
Baxter has donated IV rehydration solutions and IV sets to administer the solutions that will help to bring lifesaving aid to at least 25,000 patients suffering in Haiti. Baxter has teamed with AmeriCares for nearly 25 years to share its innovative products and treatments with people in need throughout the world and has an ongoing commitment to work with AmeriCares to meet the needs of Haiti. Recently, Baxter has pre-positioned medicines and solutions in the AmeriCares warehouse, ready to be mobilized in the event of an emergency such as this cholera outbreak.
"It is estimated that more than 300,000 people will be hospitalized with cholera in the next six to eight months. This donation from Baxter is essential to getting ahead of this deadly, but treatable, disease," President and CEO of AmeriCares, Curt Welling, said. "AmeriCares has worked closely with Baxter since 1987, responding to health care needs around the world. They have been generous with their products and understand the value of providing lifesaving aid to the world's most vulnerable populations."
By working together, AmeriCares and Baxter will not only help treat patients currently suffering from cholera, but will pre-position critical aid so it is ready to be delivered directly into the hands of health care professionals treating people newly diagnosed. In one month alone, 15,000 Haitians have been hospitalized for cholera. For those with acute cholera, it requires eight liters of IV solution to rehydrate and save their life. Without proper rehydration, patients can die within 10-12 hours if not treated right away.
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Comeback attempt falls short for Missouri women's basketball
The Missouri women's basketball team dropped its third straight game at home against Alabama, 59-56. The Tigers made a late comeback attempt, but their first-half woes were too much to overcome.
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Missouri women's basketball has six games left before the Southeastern Conference tournament. Here are six things you should know about the Tigers prior to their final six games.
Turnovers doom Missouri women's basketball in loss to No. 16 LSU
Missouri women's basketball falls 75-58 to No. 16 LSU on the road. LSU scored more than 30 points of Missouri's 21 turnovers. Missouri is now 3-7 in SEC play with six games remaining.
Missouri women's basketball looks to bounce back at LSU
Missouri's women's basketball team travels Baton Rogue, La., to square off against No. 16 LSU. After a road loss to No. 7 South Carolina, the Tigers will look to steal a road win from LSU, which defeated Missouri, 87-68, in Columbia on Jan. 16.
No. 7 South Carolina coasts to win against Missouri women's basketball
The Gamecocks proved to be too much for the Tigers, who couldn't contain South Carolina's forwards and struggled with turnovers during their 78-62 loss.
Missouri women's basketball heads to South Carolina after big home win
After toppling No. 16 Vanderbilt at Mizzou Arena on Thursday, Missouri faces a tough test in Columbia, S.C., as they square off against the No. 7 Gamecocks.
Missouri women's basketball's bench shines in upset victory
Backed by a big effort from the bench, Missouri women's basketball upset No. 16 Vanderbilt 59-54 at Mizzou Arena on Thursday night. The win was Missouri's second against a ranked team this season.
Missouri women's basketball snaps four-game skid against No. 16 Vanderbilt
Missouri women's basketball snapped a four-game losing streak at home against No. 16 Vanderbilt. Freshman forward Kayla McDowell led an impressive performance by the Tigers' bench.
Missouri women's basketball freshmen strengthen bonds
Missouri's Kayla McDowell and Sierra Michaelis adjust to life away from their hometowns and families while finding another family with the Tigers. McDowell, Michaelis and the Tigers take on No. 16 Vanderbilt on Thursday night.
Second half struggles hurt Missouri in loss to Mississippi State
Missouri suffered its fourth loss in a row after a difficult second half against Mississippi State. The Tigers lost 69-62 after leading by five at halftime.
Tigers in line for a turnaround, if they can hit their free throws
Missouri women's basketball heads to Starkville, Miss., to face its only unranked opponent during a grueling eight-game stretch. Missouri and Mississippi State both hope to end three-game losing streaks.
Missouri women's basketball drops 3rd straight to Texas A&M
The team dropped its third consecutive game with a loss to Texas A&M at Mizzou Arena on Thursday night.
Conference schedule challenges Missouri women's basketball
After facing three straight ranked opponents and suffering back-to-back losses for the first time this season, the road does not get any easier for the Missouri women's basketball team. The Tigers, who will play Texas A&M on Thursday, are in the midst of a grueling eight-game stretch during which they are scheduled to face seven Associated Press Top 25 teams.
Missouri women's basketball falls to No. 14 LSU
Missouri shooting cools off in second half as the Tigers lose to LSU 87-68 at Mizzou Arena Thursday night. Missouri hit 10 3-pointers in first half but only hit one in the second half.
Point guards for Missouri women's basketball prepare for visit from LSU
Point guards Lianna Doty and Lindsey Cunningham take pride in their leadership roles on the Missouri women's basketball team. With Missouri facing its third straight ranked opponent in LSU on Thursday, the team will look to Doty and Cunningham to control the tempo.
Missouri women's basketball falls to No. 9 Kentucky on the road
Missouri held an early lead, but the No. 9 Kentucky Wildcats proved to be too much for the Tigers. Missouri forward Bri Kulas contributed a career-high 27 points and 14 rebounds in the losing effort.
Missouri women's basketball faces tough road test at No. 9 Kentucky
After Thursday's victory over No. 25 Georgia, the Missouri women's basketball team hopes to upset another SEC foe when it squares off against No. 9 Kentucky at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
Morgan Eye breaks Missouri women's basketball all-time 3-point record
Missouri guard Morgan Eye broke a career 3-point record in Thursday's 66-56 win against No. 25 Georgia. Eye made two 3-pointers in the game, raising her career total to 228 3-pointers.
Defense paves way for Missouri women's basketball win against No. 25 Georgia
Missouri earned its first victory over a ranked opponent on Thursday, topping Georgia 66-56. The Tigers' 2-3 zone defense held Georgia to 22.2 percent in the second half.
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Missouri faces its first ranked opponent of the season Thursday when the No. 25 Georgia Lady Bulldogs travel to Columbia for their third SEC game of the season. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.


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The Evidence That HIV Causes AIDS...recognized in 1981 and has since become a major worldwide pandemic. AIDS is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). By leading to the destruction and/or functional impairment of cells of the immune system, notably CD4+ T cells, HIV progressively destroys the body's ability to fight infections and certain cancers. An HIV-infected person is diagnosed with AIDS when his or her immune system is seriously compromised and manifestations...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...surface receptor to enter cells. In the brain, the primary targets of HIV -- monocytes, macrophages, and microglia -- lack the CD4 receptor.Studies suggest that HIV variants that use the CCR5 coreceptor (so-called macrophage- or M-tropic strains)... Read more »
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Sewing with Sunbrella fabric
I'm locking the barn door after the horse has escaped, don't know why I didn't think to ask this question before I started my project...I've just finished sewing all of my patio cushions out of Sunbrella fabric (Buttercup yellow).
Q#1...Why is it that the top stitches are as loose as if they were a basting stitch, even with a normal stitch length of 2.5 and not a 6.0 basting stitch? The stitches aren't raised, yet I can pull it out much easier than if it were sewn on cotton fabric. It doesn't look right either, especially compared to the reverse side where the bobbin stitch does look normal, nice and tight. I've tried an 80 and a 90 needle, changing fabric weight setting from medium to heavy, tightening tension to no effect. What is it about Sunbrella fabric that makes it do this? I've compensated for this by stitching over twice to help lock in the stitches. I'm using 100% polyester thread. Doesn't seem to be a problem with the machine because it stitches normal when I go back to cotton fabric to test.
Q#2...since this is light colored fabric should I spray Scotchgard on it or is that not necessary with Sunbrella? I know it is water resistant already but could a spray help to keep spills from staining the fabric?
When i sewed my sunbrella fabric i didn't have any problem at all.It was just like sewing plain cotton!! I never had to make any adjustments.I think i used either a 14 or 16 schmetz needle.
I didn't add any scotchguard to mine.Mine are green and white stripe.After about 2 years use the white looked a little dingy,so i threw them in the washer one at a time,and hung them outside to dry.Turned out fine.
I had existing cushions that were badly faded. To get a pattern I carefully cut them apart so that one side remained intact and the other side was cut away. Wherever there was pleating I ripped out the stitching in order to lay the pattern flat. Then I laid the pattern over the Sunbrella fabric, drew around it to transfer the shape to the new fabric and marked the places where they had snipped the corners. In my case, the cushions had a little pleat in each corner so the pattern was very usefull in showing me how they folded it to get that particular looking pleat. I wanted a zipper in my version so I added that to the back of each cushion.
Sunbrella fabric frays like crazy! After dealing with the constant fraying I started cutting out the pattern with pinking sheers. This was one of those projects where I wished I owned a serger. But a couple bottles of Fray check sealed up the finished edges. I hate that stuff because it dries so stiff but in this case I didn't want to take chances that it would fray during a wash cycle.
When I went back to the patio store to order new cushions I just about fell over when he told me how much they would cost. I bought this Brown & Jordan furniture 15 years ago so by now what I paid for them sounds cheap in today's dollars. I told the guy, "the cushions now cost almost as much as I paid for the furniture!!" Unfortunately the manufacturer knows that these chairs have a unique shape and if customers want new cushions they are the only ones who can provide them, off-the-shelf cushions won't fit. I didn't know what to do when the guy leans over and says, "why don't you just order the fabric and have them made, it will be cheaper". Yeah, why not, if I can make a pillow surely I can handle a cushion. But then he told me how much the Subrella costs per yard if I ordered it through their store, something like $50 a yard (I forget). I decided to search on my own and sure enough I found out that Calico Corners sells it for half that amount. I waited for a fabric sale and ordered them for even less. I didn't try the internet or eBay so I might have done even better, who knows. But as it was I was already saving a bucket load of money and I was getting the same high quality fabric as if I had ordered them. When it was all said and done I was able to make 4 cushions, 1 chaise lounge, and a loveseat for about the price I would have paid to have one cushion made. And I was able to customize them with zippers for easy cleaning.
If your cushions have welting on them you don't have to make the new ones with cording, just omit it. You're in control now as to how they are designed. You can add or detract according to your skill level. My cushions didn't have welting or zippers. When I took them apart and saw how simple the construction was it really made me angry at the prices they were charging for new cushions.
Flyingflower, go to beaconfabric.com and click on Sew with Lydia. She tells you about sewing with Sunbrella. If I was more computer literate I would have included click directly to the site, but maybe it's true that you can't teach an old dog new tricks. (: )
Oh if only I had known about the beaconfabric.com article before I started my project! Just to see if it works I'm going to do as they suggested (jeans needle,etc) on a scrap piece.
Fray Block works nicely. I bought a tube today and ran out of it quickly so I'll have to go back for more. One of these days I'm going to buy a Serger so I don't have to worry about fraying edges ever again.
In the shop we cut everything with an electric hot knife ("Heibershneider"). It looks like a "Chickadee", but when the trigger is activated the blade is heated and heat is what cuts the fabric. This not only cuts the fabric but seals the edges, as well. This is industry standard when working with acrylics.
Since you probably don't have a hot knife, you can cut with shears and then singe the raw edge with a soldering gun. You can also pass the raw edge through a candle's flame, but this is RISKY! the acrylic smokes when it meets heat and the open flame tends to leave a smokey residue on the underside of whatever you pass through the flame. Light colored fabrics will be "smoke damaged"!!!
I own an overlock machine (5 thread) and would use the SERGE stitch (3 thread overlock) to secure a raw edge before resorting to "fray check". But if you don't have one, hate pinking shears as much as I do, it might be your best alternative, failing the soldering gun.


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I have some grains that I had crushed about 3-4weeks ago. They have been sitting around in a brown paper bag (what my LHBS puts everything in). Do you think they are OK?
I have some crushed oats in a cardboard tube that have been sitting in my closet for more than a month. My wife used some for muffins this morning. The muffins were delicious. You may have some of these "rolled oats" made by Quaker and they can sit for months and still make oatmeal for breakfast. I think your crushed grains will be fine.
I was reading the Compleate Joy of Home Brewing last night and Charlie Papizan states that crushed grains can stand for months stored in the proper conditions. I trust Charlie, So relax, and have a Homebrew
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Yep taste is the best policy. I like to vac seal and freeze mine and have had them last along time. I do date the bags before freezing and before use taste them ( a day before and to allow to rest at Room temp)
Its all about the storage conditions. If thery're clean and dry there should be no problem.
I think of it like coffee. I like to grind right before making coffee. But I've also bought pre-ground coffee that sits for quite a while before using.
Before I had a grain mill I would buy pre-crushed grains online. I would order enough for 3 batches or so... had good luck brewing with them up to a month after they arrived.
As wkaidy noted, it it's stored properly it will be fine.
I'd say they're fine. I also get mine crushed at a LHBS that uses brown paper bags. Even if I'm brewing the next day, I put the bags in a bucket with a sealed lid.
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Hello, my name is Richard Clark. My wife Elaine, and I have been married for 33 years. Between us we have three children, a girl and two boys, five grandchildren, one great-granddaughter and one great-grandson. I love my family, my Lord, my church and my country and I hope that my writing will reflect this. I like to consider myself an outdoorsman. I enjoy hunting, fishing, camping, or just exploring forest trails. I enjoy writing poetry about life's experiences. Most of my work will have something to do with family, Outdoor activities and remembering old times. I firmly believe that there is no such thing as a bad poem. Every poem means something to the person who wrote it. It may appeal to... more »
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Each day she sits in a rolling chair Constrained by straps to avert a spill Not knowing who or where she is Not knowing those who love her still
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Originally written as a song, tune: Joan Baez, All my trials Lord, soon be over This earthly life has got me down When I get home, I'll wear a crown
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Way back in the mountain and beyond bread creek Where muscadines hang from the hardwood trees The coyotes howl all through the night And backbones tingle when the catamount cries.
A Lonely Man
A lonely man in the midst of a crowd Is the loneliest man of all If only he could forget his pride He could make friends of them all
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Many times when I'm alone, I dream of when we used to go With sandwiches, out to the lake and watch the people swim We'd laugh and play for hours, games with little meaning Until the day had faded, then we'd pack and head for home
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A Forgotten Man
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Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing, "The Imitation Game" has been slated to open the 58th BFI London Film Festival. The showing will be the European Premiere of the film.Read More »
One of this year's most anticipated films is the Benedict Cumberbatch-starring "The Imitation Game," a drama based on the real life experiences of genius mathematician Alan Turing who helped crack super-secret Nazi codes.Read More »
We may be in the sticky heat of July, but eyes are already turned to the awards season. Tomorrow, the Toronto International Film Festival will be unveiling the first titles of their slate, and it will be an interesting window into what the studios will be trotting out as their contenders. And one th...Read More »
The 2-part mini-series spotlights the conflicts of two cultures thrown together after a terrible war, but also the kindness and strength people can show to each other.Read More »
In an exciting bit of news for "Sherlock" fans, the BBC announced today that the show's fourth season will be filmed next year.Read More »
Martin Freeman's John Watson and Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Holmes are set to return in 2015.Read More »
You can say many things of Benedict Cumberbatch, but that he lacks range is not one of them. In the last year or so, the British actor has played an insane, murderous superman in space, a Southern slave owner, Julian Assange, Alan Rickman (in an episode of "The Simpsons"), Meryl Streep's nephew, the...Read More »
Well, they aren't aiming low. Marvel recently hired "Sinister" director Scott Derrickson to direct their adaptation of Marvel Phase 3 character "Dr. Strange," and apparently they're moving full speed ahead with the search for actors (guys, what's with all the Marvel news this late on a Friday?)Read More »
If you're on Oscar watch, just dreading the summer season, what fall film are you anticipating the most? Well, it could be "The Imitation Game" starring Benedict Cumberbatch. Directed by Morten Tyldum (the Norwegian film director behind "Headhunters" starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), the movie is abo...Read More »
Footage, recorded at the Hay Festival of Literature and Arts, shows the British actor reading aloud letters from "persons famous, infamous and unknown," including Iggy Pop and Kurt Vonnegut.Read More »