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A Class 8 student, who was suffering from a serious kidney problem, committed suicide by jumping from the sixth floor of the Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) in Punjagutta in the early hours of Saturday.
Police said N. Mahesh (13), who hails from Karimnagar district, first underwent treatment at a corporate hospital in Somajiguda as his kidneys had stopped functioning.
The boy was later admitted to NIMS. He had been complaining of severe stomach pain and back ache due to his ailment, Punjagutta Sub-Inspector K. Ranga Subbaiah said.
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In the 13o0′s the Bubonic plague wiped out a third of Europe's population. Unlike what "doctors" thought at the time, it wasn't caused by witches, Jews, or bad air. It was spread by the fleas that fed off of Europe's many rats…or was it? The Bubonic plague is back and this time it is being spread by marmots. Marmots are like groundhogs, except they are in no way involved with weather prediction. Several people have been hospitalized in Kyrgyzstan after catching the disease from eating the large rodents. One teenage boy has died, which is pretty sad considering that his last meal was a glorified rat. "Is this another sign of the apocalypse, Jack?" You bet your bubo covered ass it is!
Ever heard of the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse? One of the Horsemen is named pestilence. But what does he look like so we can identify him when he shows up? I have been studying the secret scrolls of The Book of Josh, Jesus' Hairdresser that I uncovered behind the dumpster at Arby's. It reads:
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BERLIN The leaders of Germany and France added their weight to the battle to preserve the European single currency when they issued a joint statement Friday promising to do everything they can to stop the 17-country bloc from breaking up.
The statement from Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Francois Hollande was brief and didn't spell out any specific course of action. But it offered a show of unity by the leaders of the eurozone's two biggest economies.
"Germany and France are deeply committed to the integrity of the eurozone," the two leaders said in their statement. "They are determined to do everything to protect the eurozone."
To achieve that, they added, eurozone members and European institutions "must comply with their obligations, each in their own area of competence."
The statement, made after a telephone conversation between the two leaders Friday, came a day after Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, told business leaders in London that the ECB would do "whatever it takes" to preserve the euro and raised expectations that he could step in to lower the high borrowing costs that are crippling countries like Spain and Italy.
Concerns about the 17 countries that use the euro have intensified over the past few weeks as evidence builds that economies across the region face deepening recessions. Spain and Italy, in particular, are finding it increasingly expensive to raise money on the debt markets due to spiraling borrowing costs. Investors are losing confidence that the countries will be able to control their debt while they are in recession.
Fears have also resurfaced that bailed-out Greece might yet be forced out of the single currency if it fails to carry out reforms that were a condition of its financial rescue.
Merkel and Hollande underlined the need to "implement quickly" decisions made by a European Union summit last month.
Those decisions included allowing Europe's bailout fund - once a new, independent bank supervisor is set up - to give money directly to a country's banks, rather than via the government. Countries that pledge to implement reforms demanded by the European Union's executive Commission also would be able to tap rescue funds without having to go through the kind of tough austerity measures demanded of Greece, Portugal and Ireland.
Markets across Europe rose following the statement with the FTSE 100 up 0.7 per cent and Germany's DAX index up 1.1 percent. In Spain, the main IBEX stock index was up 2.7 per cent while the borrowing rate on its 10-year bond - a bellwether of market confidence in a country's ability to manage its debt - was down to 6.73 percent. In Italy, the FTSE MIB stock index had risen 2.7 percent and its 10-year bond's interest rate was had fallen to 5.95 percent.
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Third-party e-mail accreditation becomes a reality at last. E-mailers who do their homework will get good report cards.
I don't care how it happens, who provides it, or even how much it costs. If a third-party email accreditation service can solve the false-positive problem, sign me up.
Notice I didn't say "help mitigate" the false-positive problem. I said "solve." We should be asking if any provider can truly make this claim, and is anything less than a real solution worth subscribing to?
The problem is more nuisance today than the "keeping me up at night" dilemma it was a year ago. Now emailers are more educated and have better tools to help them know exactly when, how, and where their email is delivered. More important, every major email service provider (ESP) and mass emailer has a person like me on staff to oversee deliverability issues and maintain regular contact with the right people to help resolve issues and set matters straight.
Creating an E-Mail Identity
In the offline world, the USPS offers bulk mailers a special discount for their continued support. In the email world, the more you send, the more difficult it is to get delivered. In the offline world, a mail house gets credit for having multiple large clients and the ability to deploy large quantities of various products quickly and easily. With email, ESPs that mail for multiple clients with various products on a shared IP network are often penalized by ISPs for a lack of consistency across their networks.
E-mailers must create a real email identity. Too often, they shift IP addresses to increase deliverability, at least in theory. Shifting IP addresses tells an ISP you're either a spammer, on a shared network, or switching providers. If your email is mission-critical and you plan to invest in long-term success, it's time to consider a static IP address.
The only real downside to a static IP address is accountability if your email practices are suspect or lagging and the fees associated with set-up and maintenance. You already make similar efforts to adequately secure domain names and hosting. A static IP address is a natural extension of that investment.
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With your own IP address, ISPs can more easily recognize you and begin to track your behavior over time. AOL is the pioneer of sender accountability, hinging its Enhanced White List (EWL) on volume email senders' reputations.
Think you're on AOL's EWL just by filling out the whitelist form on its Web site? Think again. Inclusion on the whitelist is only the first step. It takes a history of managing bounces and limiting complaints to ensure EWL status and full image delivery to AOL subscribers.
We can only hope other ISPs will publicly state they're tracking accountability in a fashion similar to AOL. In reality, they are tracking to a certain extent. Bounces are the lifeblood of spam detection and accountability as far as ISPs are concerned. They know when a mailer bounces a certain percentage of messages. They have set policies to block that sender when bounces reach a certain threshold.
The upside of being on a shared IP is these bounces should never reach a critical percentage of your total messages. The fact remains even if you manage bounces, complaints, and permission practices better than others on your network, those other senders may harm your reputation.
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Once senders are separated by IP address, third parties and ISPs can track and monitor deliverability. They can then credibly say this sender follows good practices and manages complaints and bounces on their own network and across the Internet.
For such accreditation to happen, ISPs must enable that third-party service to monitor their networks for bounces and complaint receipts and to manage the diligence that goes into an accreditation process. E-mailers on a shared IP network shouldn't fret too much. Solutions are being developed to better identify client-specific campaigns within message headers to track sender accountability.
Microsoft's new partnership with IronPort's Bonded Sender Program is a great first step in a major ISP's willingness to publicly work with a third party to help emailers become accredited. E-mail filtering leader Brightmail is also considering a reputation service across its vast network of client ISPs. Others, including Habeas, the ISIPP Accreditation Database, and the Vouchlist Specification Proposal, are vying for positioning with ISPs in the rapidly growing accreditation marketplace.
Regardless of first- or third-party solutions, accreditation is a necessary element of email communications that's currently missing from most ISPs' offerings. Let's hope not for long. Do you believe accreditation is necessary, or is the status quo acceptable? E-mail me your thoughts.
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Arcades might be turning into dust across this great land of ours but there is one arcade staple that will never die. Air hockey has the unique ability to attract whatever quarters are rolling around in players' pockets in just about any setting and the game really hasn't changed much since its invention. Namco Bandai may have made a few changes to this classic gaming experience but it hasn't eroded its epic status.
The folks at Screwattack took a tour of the gaming floor of this year's Tokyo Game Show and came across the new air hockey experience called Big Bang Smash.
At first, it seems like a simple air hockey table except for the massive puck blockers, the large net on one side and the massive scoreboard on the other. Then the game offers a very fun and massive twist that turns the simple game into an epic, fist-flying street brawl.
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Some of those cuts include courtesy security checks as well as roadside assistance. The cuts were made because citizens voted not to pass the county's tax levy.
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One of the most sought-after, desirable villas in the region, Splendida offers breathtaking, expansive views from its mountain-side vantage point, looking out across the dramatic Tyrrhenian coast, the vista stretches as far as the Aeolian Islands and the headland of Caronia, with Cefalù laid out like an idyllic toy village below you.
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Sun terrace with panoramic views of Cefalù
9.5 x 5m swimming pool and large sun deck
Large terraced country garden
All newly refurbished and furnished to a high standard with a huge living, dining/ kitchen area. Mosquito nets on all windows and doors
Fully equipped luxury kitchen including oven, hob, kettle, fridge/ freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, iron & ironing board, hair dryer
Satellite TV, DVD player
Freestanding barbecue
Ample parking
Heating and air conditioning (at extra charge).
Main house – 80m2 with three double bedrooms and two bathrooms – sleeps 6.
Guest house – 30 m2 with 1 double bedroom + 1 bathroom. Kitchen/lounge/ dining area with sofa bed – sleeps 2-4.
To let together or separately
Minimum stay 7 days
Pets not allowed
Not suitable for young children
High up in the mountain, about 15 minutes' drive from Cefalù seafront – about 5 miles by road.
75 minutes from Palermo airport, 2 hours from Trapani & Catania
Explore Madonie and Nebrodi National Parks, and the beautiful hilltop villages
Vineyard tours, boat trips, windsurfing, fishing
Tennis, golf, go-karting, water park, mountain biking, hiking
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Cefalu 6 km
|Will consider
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|Car advised
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|Nearest airport: Palermo 100 km, Nearest railway: Cefalu 6 km
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
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|Internet access, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace
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|Secure parking
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All newly refurbished and furnished to a high standard with a huge living, dining/ kitchen area. Mosquito nets at all windows and doors.
Equipped kitchen including oven, hob, kettle, fridge/ freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, iron & ironing board, hair dryer
Satellite TV, DVD player
Freestanding barbecue
Ample parking
Heating and air conditioning (at extra charge).
Main house – 80m2 with three double bedrooms and two bathrooms – sleeps 6.
Guest house – 30 m2 with 1 double bedroom + 1 bathroom. Kitchen/lounge/ dining area with sofa bed – sleeps 2-4.
|Further details
Minimum stay 7 days - and during peak summer months only sat-sat rental.
Pets not allowed
Not suitable for young children
We require 30% at time of booking and 70% 42 days before arrival
Please note that this is a private gated villa. The pool is private, for your use only. If you book only the main residence, the guest house will not be rented out.
The guest house could potentially sleep 4 people. It has a double sofa bed in the living room which may be used to sleep two people, making the total sleeps of this villa a maximum of 10 people.
The prices quoted are for the whole villa, (8+2 people), this includes the guest house.
The swimming pool is 9.5m x 5m and is open from May to start of October 2013
For bookings outside these times, the pool can be opened for an extra €250 per week (pool supplement) to cover the cost of running the pool.
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Cefalu is a charming, Medieval city perched on the Tyrrhenian coast. Blessed with white sandy beaches, narrow cobbled streets, an acclaimed museum (housing Antonello da Messina's masterpiece, Portrait of an Unknown Man) , and an awe inspiring Romanesque cathedral, Cefalu is not to be missed. The stunning mosaics which adorn the city's cathedral were completed in 1148 and are both the oldest Byzantine-Norman mosaics in Sicily as well as some of the finest in the world. The town was captured in the Oscar winning film, 'Cinema Paradiso'.
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21 Aug 2013
"Beautiful Villa, breathtaking view"
A wonderful holiday had by all, the view was spectacular the holiday enjoyed by all from the older members to the very youngest the pool was wonderful and enjoyed by the children all day long , many m… More
26 Jul 2012
"Luxury accommodation with quiet seclusion and a magnificent panorama"
We hired a small car at Polermo airport and carefully followed the driving instructions. However it is only when you reach the ridge above the villa that the magnificence of the location is revealed. … More
14 Jun 2012
"Great view made forget the down sides."
We arrived around 2:00 am and there was a man to meet us at the gas station and he showed the way to the villa. He had the keys but didn't manage open the doors, because the key break, so we had … More
Dear Guests
We would like to apologise for the difficulties you experienced at our property in September last year. We had only just begun lettings and obviously, for you, everything did not run as smoothly as we would have liked.
We are very sorry for the initial muddle over your booking and that you feel the agency may not have responded quickly enough to some of your problems. However, we were delighted to hear that the agency were able to be flexible and accommodating enough to meet you on your arrival at two in the morning. Obviously it is regrettable that there was then the accident with the key breaking in the lock.
Thank you for pointing out about the pump noise. We have since investigated it and believe that it was made by the regeneration of the water softener for the villa. We have made sure that this only takes place now during the day time and not at random. There will always be some pump noises from time to time when any water is used in the house but these should be very short lived and are not loud.
As for the pool, whilst it is cleaned every few days, if the wind gets up in between times then guests may need to use the net provided to scoop leaves off the surface. The lights in the pool are now set on a timer so they are on every evening.
It is quite true, and you are right to point out, that you do need a car to reach the property and that some of the latter parts of the road are narrow - this is the trade off for the wonderful panorama. We have tried to make this as clear as possible in our notes on the property and asked the agency to point this out when guests are booking. The property is 10-15 minutes from town and unfortunately there is no shortcut. We have come to realise from our own experiences that you can never completely trust a SATNAV or Google Maps!
The problems you experienced, thankfully, seem to have been exceptional and we have had nothing but very complimentary and encouraging comments in our Visitors Book. These initial teething problems have now been ironed out but we are always open to feedback and advice on ways in which to improve your holiday experience. We are glad that nevertheless you did enjoy the villa and its spectacular views and thank you for your comments.
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This transformational gift from the estate of Robert L. Tidwell will honor the donor's intent by using the funds to support the $125 million "Change CHOC, Change the World" campaign, which aims to make Orange County, Calif., one of the safest and healthiest places for children in the nation.
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Glenn Greenwald, the Guardian journalist who was the first to report on classified documents leaked by Edward Snowden, says the former National Security Agency contractor has what amounts to an "instruction manual for how the NSA is built."
Greenwald made the comments in a Sunday interview with The Associated Press.
Greenwald told the AP that if Snowden were to release those documents, they would "allow somebody who read them to know exactly how the NSA does what it does, which would in turn allow them to evade that surveillance or replicate it."
He added: "In order to take documents with him that proved that what he was saying was true, he had to take ones that included very sensitive, detailed blueprints of how the NSA does what they do."
In an earlier interview with Argentina's La Nacion, Greenwald said that Snowden could cause immense damage to the United States with some of the documents but "that's not his goal."
Snowden is still stranded in Moscow, with the U.S. working hard to extradite him. As Mark reported Friday, Snowden said he was seeking temporary asylum in Russia. Bolivia, Nicaragua and Venezuela have all offered him asylum.
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Love Hurts
I must take issue with Richard Goldstein's article about Courtney Love ["Grinning and Baring It," March 31-April 6]. You fail to mention that drugs can be bad and that Courtney seemed whacked out of her mind on them when she appeared on Letterman. Her "performance" was embarrassing, inarticulate, and desperate. (For the record, I have loved her music and provocative personality.)
I hope we legalize drugs and educate the public about abuse so people like me won't have to stay up past our bedtimes watching people like Courtney make asses of themselves. She's no Janis, but a rock 'n' roll Norma Desmond, hell-bent on ruining her close-up. Let's not glamorize Courtney's drug-addled behavior so much or she'll be joining Janis too soon.
Lynn M. O'Neill
San Diego, California
Both sides now
George Smith's article [I, Vermin From Under Rock," March 31-April 6] is probably the most depressing story I have read since the presidential inauguration. The vituperative response from so many critics of the Bush administration was a chastening reminder that fools, cowards, and villains span the entire political spectrum from left to right.
Henry Donahoe
San Francisco, California
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Re Rick Perlstein's "The Jobs of the Future Are a Thing of the Past" [March 31-April 6]: While I agree that America needs to find a way to create new jobs, the article leaves out the key point in the argument.
Most of the jobs lost have been due to increased produc-tivity among workers. Individual workers are now required to produce more output at the same wages. During the '90s, corpora-tions invested heavily in new technologies that allow them to hire fewer workers.
As long as corporations see labor costs as just another line item in the budget to be trimmed whenever possible, people will continue to lose jobs while technology turns the American worker into an endangered species.
Jon Neuburger
Boston, Massachusetts
Rick Perlstein replies: Too true. A better way to measure both an economy's productivity and its decency is output per worker-hour, by which criterion many European countries do much better than us. See Will Hutton's marvelous A Declaration of Interdependence: Why America Must Join the World, one of the best books of 2003.
Careful what you wish for
Re Nat Hentoff's "The Puppet Chancellor" [March 31-April 6]: Hentoff complains that Bloomberg brings with him a "top-down corporate structure," but that is what the public wanted when they voted for him: to replace the political-consensus method of management. Members of that committee are appointed by the mayor, and he can remove them at will; that's how it works.
So what's the beef?
Hard to believe Hentoff supports a policy of social promotion. It is common sense to leave the dummies back and give them a second chance to learn what they need to know. Getting left back helped, not hindered, the members of my generation who fell behind in their studies; they wound up better prepared for life as a result.
Hentoff is an excellent columnist when he deals with civil rights and constitutional law; those are his areas of strength. He should not dilute his talent by meandering into city politics and educational policy.
Mike Olshan
Park Slope
Nat Hentoff replies: The mayor was not elected to be a dictator. I do not support social promotion as it has been practiced. For alternative ways, see my columns this week and next week. Kids who are failed by the system are not the "dummies."
Zoo story
Re Richard Goldstein's "Petaphilia" [March 24-30]: I read with interest Richard Goldstein's recent article on what he jokingly referred to as "petaphilia," the idea that homosexual marriage could be the start of a slippery slope toward legalized man-animal unions. Goldstein should have researched the clinical term for human-animal fetishismzoophiliaand the term for those afflicted by it, zoophiles. In uncovering these terms, he might have come to the realization that this is no laughing matter.
The greatest advocate for zoophile rights was Mark Matthews, who wrote an autobiography titled The Horseman: Confessions of a Zoophile. I met Matthews in 1995, some years before his untimely death. I also met his wife, a dappled pony named Pixel. Mark did everything possible to legally wed this animal, including stamping her hoofprint on an official wedding certificate and having an ordained priest perform their ceremony. Goldstein says that the law prevents men from straying toward beasts, but that's disingenuous. Bestiality is illegal in only 31 of the 50 United States. This is a situation analogous to homosexual relations, which were illegal in 14 states until the Lawrence v. Texas Supreme Court decision in 2003 that struck down all such laws as unconstitutional. Surely zoophiles like Matthews would be interested in creating a Lawrence decision for themselves.
I believe that gay marriage is the right thing to do, regardless of the slippery-slope arguments against it. I do not believe in legalizing human-animal civil unions, as the benefits given to such partnershipstax breaks, powers of attorney, etc.simply make no sense when applied to non-sentient animals.
But there are those on the fringes who disagree. The slippery slope exists, not only toward bestiality but also toward polygamy and pedophilia, and these should be recognized as valid objections against the legalization of homosexual unions.
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While the San Diego Chargers enter Sunday's AFC divisional playoff game in Denver as nearly double-digit underdogs, they aren't lacking for confidence after getting the best of Peyton Manning's Broncos at Mile High last month.
Coach John Fox's team is out to make sure that doesn't happen again.
Denver had outscored opponents by an average of 20.4 points in winning its first seven home games before falling 27-20 to San Diego on Dec. 12. Ryan Mathews ran for 127 yards and a touchdown while the Chargers (10-7) held the Broncos (13-3) to their lowest point total of the season.
"It's tough to say you're confident knowing what you're going against. You don't want to take that the wrong way," Chargers Pro Bowl safety Eric Weddle said. "Do we believe we can win (again)? Yes. Do we know what a tough challenge it is and how great we have to play? Yeah. It's not just because it's happened in the past it's going to happen. You still have to play at a high level and do the things necessary as a team to win."
"... We have been the underdog all year. We are out to continue to believe in ourselves."
Having averaged 37.9 points during the regular season - the highest of any team in the Super Bowl era - the Broncos were held to fewer than 30 in just three games, two of which came against the Chargers. Denver won 28-20 at San Diego in Week 10 behind 330 yards and four touchdowns from Manning.
"It taught us a lesson," tight end Jacob Tamme said of last month's loss. "We did kind of reboot after that and yes, I think we know that we need to play our best ball going forward and that's what we're planning on doing."
While beating the Chargers remains priority No. 1, the Broncos are also eager to prove themselves following last season's divisional round collapse against eventual Super Bowl champion Baltimore. Denver gave up a game-tying 70-yard touchdown with 31 seconds left in regulation before falling 38-35 in double-overtime last Jan. 12 - exactly a year to the day of Sunday's clash.
"You don't harp on the first time you fell off your bike, but you remember falling off and you know you don't want to do it again," tight end Julius Thomas said. "So, it's not that we're dwelling on the Ravens or even if it's about the Ravens. It could have been any team that we lost to. But we do have a fresh reminder of if you don't come out and play your `A' game in this tournament, you're going to lose."
Coming off a bye, Denver secured the AFC's top seed with a 34-14 win at Oakland in Week 17. The Chargers, meanwhile, won their last four regular-season games to sneak into the playoffs, and they stayed hot with a 27-10 wild-card win at Cincinnati last Sunday.
San Diego ran for a season-high 196 yards while Philip Rivers completed 12 of 16 passes for a season-low 128 yards with a touchdown and no turnovers.
"Going on the road in a playoff game is not going to be easy, regardless of who you're playing," Chargers coach and former Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy said. "We're just worrying about ourselves right now, it's about us, and we're going to keep taking it one week at a time and just keep going, keep plugging away."
The Chargers have run for an average of 170.2 yards during the current five-game win streak and are 10-2 when rushing for more than 102, compared to 0-5 when they don't. It's unclear how much Mathews will be able to contribute, though, after leaving last weekend's game with a lingering ankle injury.
With or without Mathews, San Diego is likely to again turn to its ground game early and often in hopes of keeping Manning off the field. Manning, who set NFL single-season passing records with 5,477 yards and 55 touchdowns, will have his full complement of receivers with Wes Welker set to return.
Welker has been out since suffering a concussion Dec. 8 against Tennessee, his second in a four-game span. Despite his absence, Welker finished second in the league with 18 receptions in the red zone, one behind Chargers running back Danny Woodhead.
"A lot of times teams will decide to go ahead and double Wes," said teammate Demaryius Thomas, who hauled in 14 TD receptions to rank second in the NFL. "So absolutely, it opens up things for me. If I have single-man coverage, it's something that I definitely enjoy and look forward to.
"Wes brings a lot to this offense and we're excited to have him back."
Manning has lost his last three postseason games and is 4-6 in his past 10 overall against the Chargers, including playoff losses during the 2007 and 2008 seasons while with Indianapolis. Rivers has posted a 99.1 quarterback rating in going 6-2 all-time in Denver.
"I've always appreciated and look forward to, as a fan of his growing up, to go against a Peyton Manning-led team," Rivers said. "The teams that we've both been on have had awesome games, and games have come down to the wire, overtime playoff games and our two games this year were really tight.
"They're a No. 1 seed for a reason. This is a heck of a team and it's rare to play an opponent three times in a season and being a division opponent, one we know well, they know us well. It's going to be awesome."
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The Agriculture Department's Natural Resources Conservation Service wants to trim its ranks by 300 employees by end of the year. But the agency's total headcount will drop only by about 150.
NRCS plans to offer 900 employees the chance to take buyouts or early retirements, and the agency will accept about 300 of them.
A bureau spokesman said NRCS will hire about 150 employees back, but with different skill sets, at lower grades and at different locations around the country.
NRCS said the buyouts and early retirements will target employees performing administrative functions. The agency plans on establishing a shared service center and modernizing administrative functions.
The spokesman says NRCS expects to save about $3.8 million with the buyouts.
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moreAristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, based on lectures that he gave in Athens in the fourth century BCE, is one of the most significant works in moral philosophy, and has profoundly influenced the whole course of subsequent philosophical endeavour. It is soundly located within a philosophical tradition, but its argument differs markedly from those of Plato and Socrates in its emphasis on the exercise - as opposed to the mere possession - of virtue as the key to human happiness, offering seminal discussions of ethical issues that are practical in their intent. Topics covered include the role of luck in human wellbeing, moral education, responsibility, courage, justice, moral weakness, friendship and pleasure. This accessible new translation by Roger Crisp follows the Greek text closely and also provides a non-Greek-reader with the flavour of the original. The volume also includes a historical and philosophical introduction and notes on further reading. less
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Sir John Fortescue
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Given by the daughter of compiler William Fleming MD, Mary Elizabeth Stopford, 1931
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- Sir John Fortescue (circa 1397-1479), Justice and political theorist. Sitter in 8 portraits.
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