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SeaWorld on Friday posted ads in a handful of newspapers around the nation in response to a critical documentary that inspired eight musical acts to cancel performances at the company's Orlando marine park.
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CAPRICORN [December 22–January 19] A Facebook friend posted a quote by seminal psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud: "Being entirely honest with oneself is a worthwhile exercise." In response, another Facebooker named Dean Robinson disagreed: "Oh, I say let yourself have a little denial, and touch base with reality on a need-to-know basis." Another respondent named Paulie Cerra took that sentiment one step further: "Reality and I have an understanding. I don't mess with it and it doesn't mess with me." Which of those three approaches are you inclined to pursue, Capricorn? In light of the current astrological omens, I suggest you try the first one for at least the next two weeks.
AQUARIUS [January 20–February 18] You need to tell stories. It's not just a good idea; it's urgent. There's a backlog of narratives clogging up your depths. It's like you have become too big of a secret to the world. So please find a way to share the narratives that are smoldering inside you—with the emphasis on the word "graceful." I don't want your tales to suddenly erupt like a volcano all over everything at the wrong time and place. You need a receptive audience and the proper setting.
PISCES [February 19–March 20] Piscean actor Javier Bardem said this to Parade magazine: "I don't know if I'll get to heaven. I'm a bad boy. Heaven must be nice, but is it too boring? Maybe you can get an apartment there and then go to hell for the weekends." I caution all you other Pisceans against pursuing this line of thought in the coming weeks. You may imagine that you can get away with sneaking away to hell for just a couple of days a week, but I don't share that optimism. My advice is to rack your brains to drum up as much adventure as possible in safety zones and sanctuaries where you know for sure you'll stay healthy and sane.
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By CHUCK STINNETT, Gleaner staff 831-8343 or email@example.com Alliance Coal Co. in August will start hiring several hundred people for the two River View coal mines it is developing in Union County, an employment official said here Thursday.
Independent oil and gas firm TXCO Resources has increased its Fort Trinidad field-area holdings in east Texas through a $19.6 million acquisition of additional acreage and reserves.
Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) -- Green Plains Renewable Energy Incorporated (NASDAQ:GPRE) is expecting to put its Superior, Iowa, ethanol plant online within the next 60 days.
NEW YORK, March 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Castle Harlan, Inc., the New York private equity investment firm, announced today it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase Anchor Drilling Fluids USA, Inc., the nation's largest independent provider of drilling fluids and fluid-handling services for onshore oil and gas drilling, in a purchase valued at $250 million.
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More than 1,300 participate in predawn treks across county to find and count those in need
A record number of volunteers took to the streets early Friday morning to count homeless people across the county, including in areas new to the annual survey.
"Some people say, 'Do you want the numbers to go up? Do you want the numbers to go down?' I say, 'If I count one homeless, it's one too many,'" said Dolores Diaz, executive director of the Regional Task Force on the Homeless.
The task force conducts the survey, known as the point-in-time count or WeAllCount, and the results are used to help determine funding for homeless programs in the region. Similar counts are conducted throughout the nation.
Last year's count for San Diego County found 8,900 people living in shelters, in vehicles or on the streets. The total marked a 7.7 percent drop from the previous year, although it still was 4.5 percent higher than in 2010.
The count has changed over the years, and Diaz said this year the San Diego Association of Governments helped improve maps for volunteers. Law enforcement officials also assisted by highlighting areas where they believed homeless people stay.
About 3:30 a.m. Friday, more than 1,300 volunteers gathered in 20 deployment stations, including first-time spots in Ramona, Lakeside, Mira Mesa and Oceanside. By 4 a.m., they were on the streets with flashlights and clipboards for a three-hour tally.
Finalized results of the count, which included people living in shelters and transitional housing, will be released in the spring, Diaz said. As for the volunteers, she said participation is up by about 400 this year largely because a sizable group of county workers joined in.
Volunteers also included some elected officials and civic leaders who gathered at Golden Hall in downtown San Diego to participate in surveys for the Campaign to End Homelessness in Downtown San Diego.
"They are the people who move the needle policy-wise," Diaz said about the lawmakers and community leaders.
Volunteers at Golden Hall included Rep. Scott Peters, D-San Diego; Assemblywoman Toni Atkins, D-San Diego, who has just been chosen as the next Assembly speaker; county Supervisor Greg Cox; San Diego interim Mayor Todd Gloria; and San Diego City Council members Sherri Lightner, David Alvarez, Mark Kersey and Scott Sherman.
Among the 45 volunteers at Interfaith Community Services in Escondido were Realtor Donna Davis and Interfaith's faith liaison Mary Ferro. The two drove together in search of the city's homeless.
"There's one," said Ferro as she spotted a woman sitting by herself in an alley by a 7-Eleven around 4:15 a.m.
That woman would be the first of 11 homeless individuals spotted Friday morning by Davis and Ferro.
A search through Grape Day Park and the alleys around Grand Avenue proved fruitless, however. While homeless people aren't hard to find at night in downtown San Diego, they tend to keep a lower profile in Escondido.
Some homeless people in downtown Escondido were easy to spot. Davis and Ferro found one man, uncovered and wearing shorts, sleeping in front of a Mexican restaurant on Escondido Boulevard. Another person was tucked inside a sleeping bag in one corner of a strip mall at Mission Avenue and Escondido Boulevard.


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It may not be the season of pine needles, mulled wine and holly any longer, but 'tis still the season of warm coats. A current favourite on the Guardian fashion desk is this oyster-coloured number from the new M&S range. Between the sloping collar and relaxed tailoring, this coat manages to be casual and a bit posh all at the same time
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WASHINGTON,July 15 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/–The Democratic National Committee announced today that Governor Howard Dean will lead a national grassroots voter registration effort. The cross country bus tour, "Register for Change," will build on the overwhelming enthusiasm and voter turnout seen during the primaries as Democrats mobilize and organize voters for the fall election. The bio-diesel bus, flagged in red, white and blue with the Register for Change message, is 45′ long, 13'4″ high and 8.5′ wide and will also serve as a mobile campaign office.
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The bus tour also builds on the success of the DNC's 50-state strategy and Senator Obama's commitment to running a 50-state campaign, and the belief that if Democrats show up and ask for people's votes, we can win everywhere. Throughout the tour Governor Dean will engage local leaders and grassroots activists in the effort to register new voters and talk about Barack Obama's strong message of change.
Starting Thursday, you can register to vote, find more information on how to register others to vote and follow the bus tour state-by-state at registerforchange.com.
"After eight years of George Bush and with John McCain promising more of the same on everything from the economy to Iraq to Social Security to health care, America is ready to join Barack Obama and Democrats to Register for Change," said Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean. "People are really struggling. They want different leadership, not more of the same failed Bush policies that John McCain will continue. So we'll be going neighborhood by neighborhood, door by door to bring more people into the process to elect Barack Obama and Democrats up-and-down the ticket to bring change that all Americans can believe in."
The Register for Changetour kick-offs of Thursday, July 17, in George W. Bush's backyard in Crawford, Texas — a clear reminder of John McCain's promise of a third Bush term on everything from the economy to Iraq to health care. The tour then heads to Austin, Texas for a Register for Changerally at noon before Dean speaks to the Netroots Nation Convention that night.
From Texas, the tour heads to New Orleans — a city that experienced the failings of Republican leadership in Washington firsthand — and then to Shreveport and Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Hattiesburg and Jackson, Mississippi. The second swing, July 25-26, will make stops in North Carolina and Georgia – two untraditional battleground states where voter registration efforts will help lead Barack Obama to victory in November. The tour will hit states in every part of the country, culminating in a swing through the Midwest on its way to the Democratic Convention in Denver.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Adrienne Maloof says she's not — make that NOT — a drama queen.
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Maloof – who recently got divorced from her husband Dr. Paul Nassif and has been involved in a nasty feud with castmate Brandi Glanville — writes in her latest blog entry on Bravo's website:
"This season has been particularly difficult for me. I think all of you know that I am NOT the biggest fan of drama."
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Maloof also writes about her feud with the outrageous and outspoken Brandi, who told the other housewives very personal information about her – a family matter she wanted to keep private for now.
She writes: "A few of the women are comparing this situation with the disagreement between Russell and Camille. For me there is one key difference and that is the direct involvement of my innocent loved ones who were NEVER supposed to be part of the drama. With Russell and Camille all parties involved were adults and capable of defending themselves. Any mother would agree that protecting young children is of the utmost importance. I still believe that friends don't sue friends, but Brandi has made it abundantly clear that she is not my friend.
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Maloof – who's now dating Rod Stewart's much younger son Sean – ends her blog on a positive note, writing, "I'm finding happiness in 2013 and am focused on surrounding myself and my family with positivity. I want to sincerely thank my dear friends Faye, Camille, Kyle, Kim, and of course Mauricio for being so supportive through these difficult times."
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Councillors square off in a verbal slugfest
Gloria Lindsay Luby admits she called Rob Ford a "jerk," but only after he called her "a waste of skin."
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One councillor called another a "waste of skin." The other called the first councillor a "jerk." The mayor said the antics demean the work of city politicians.
It was another day in the sandbox at Toronto City Council, as Councillor Rob Ford and Gloria Lindsay Luby went toe to toe.
The two Etobicoke councillors got into a verbal brawl over a complaint about a pothole.
Ford (Ward 2, Etobicoke North) said Lindsay (Ward 4, Etobicoke Centre) had insulted his brother in an email, accusing Doug Ford of making the complaint. Lindsay Luby denied insulting his brother.
As Councillor Joe Pantalone, chairing the meeting, tried in vain to impose order, Ford started yelling at Lindsay Luby, who had left her seat and was standing at the edge of the chamber.
Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti (Ward 7, York West) rose to say that Ford had called Lindsay Luby "a joke, " "a waste of time" and a "low-life."
Ford yelled that Lindsay Luby had accused his family of being thieves: "That's slander."
Pantalone said he hadn't heard Ford's comments, prompting objections from Mammoliti, who wanted Pantalone to ask the city's integrity commissioner to review the remarks.
Pantalone declined.
As councillors continued to shout at Pantalone, Councillor Gay Cowbourne (Ward 44, Scarborough East) rose to apologize to anyone watching for the "absolutely appalling" behaviour of her colleagues.
But the battle wasn't finished.
Later, the media scrummed an unrepentant Ford, with Lindsay Luby looking on.
Ford demanded an apology from Lindsay Luby for derogatory comments he said she made about his family. "She accused us of stealing something three years ago off her front porch, which we never did, " Ford said. "She called my family a jerk, called me a jerk, told me to shut up. I'm just not going to sit there and take it. I'm going to stick up for my family. We're not thieves. We're not jerks.
"I've had enough family problems. I'm not going to tolerate anybody, media included, that are going to attack my family. I just want an apology."
Lindsay Luby, who had been shaking her head at Ford's comments, initially refused. "There is nothing to be sorry about. I've never in my life got into things like this until this gentleman has joined our council."
Lindsay Luby admitted she had called Ford a jerk, but only after Ford called her names.
"That's not true, " Ford retorted. "You called me a jerk first and told me to shut up."
Lindsay Luby laughed off the accusation and said, "You know, it's interesting, because other people around him have said that he called me a waste of skin. We don't need this kind of shenanigans going on."
Mayor David Miller wasn't in the council chamber during the arguments, but said later he was embarrassed by the antics.
"I think public service is something that's a privilege that you must honour with your conduct, " he said.
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Thimphu: Jigmi Y Thinley, who has had close ties with India, has taken over as Bhutan's first elected Prime Minister, a post he held twice under the monarchy.
Mr. Thinley, 56, assumed office on Wednesday after receiving the ceremonial scarf from King Jigme Khesar Namgyal, 16 days after his party — the Druk Phuensum Tshogpa's (DPT) — emerged victorious in the country's maiden elections, winning all but two of the 47 seats.
On India's insistence, Bhutan had evicted northeast rebels hiding on its territory through a military operation in 2003. Mr. Thinley played a major role in that operation — nearly 15 rebel camps were destroyed. Mr. Thinley's 10 Cabinet colleagues will assume office on Friday after receiving their scarves from the King.
"Jigmi Y Thinley received the 'Dakyen' (ceremonial scarf) from the Majesty yesterday," DPT spokesman Palden Tshering told PTI.
"After offering some prayers, he was escorted in a procession to the Prime Minister's office, where he was received by the outgoing premier Kinzang Dorji and other senior government officials," Tshering said.
The ministers will be received in their respective office on Friday, he said.
Ugyen Tshering, a former Foreign Secretary and a Minister under the monarch, will be the Foreign Affairs Minister. Yeshey Zimba, who had served two terms as Prime Minister, is the Minister for Works and Human Settlement.
While Wangdi Norbu has been given the Finance portfolio, Zangley Dukpa will be the health minister.
The other Ministers are Khandu Wangchuk (Economic Affairs), Minjur Dorji (Home and Cultural Affairs), Thakur Singh Powdyel (Education), Pema Gyamtsho (Agriculture), Nandalal Rai (Information and Communications) and Dorji Wangdi (Labour and Human Resources). Jigme Tshultim has been nominated as National Assembly Speaker and Yangkhu Tshering Sherpa his deputy. — PTI


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Parks Canada Turns To Marketing Firm To Boost Visitation To Its Parks
Parks Canada, which oversees 209 national parks and national historic sites, hopes a marketing agency can get more people to visit those treasures.
Marriage Proposal in the Dunes at White Sands National Monument Takes an Unwelcome Turn
Update: Searchers Find Missing Snowshoer Alive At Mount Rainier National Park
A 66-year-old man missing since Saturday afternoon in snowbound Mount Rainier National Park somehow survived wintry conditions without a tent or sleeping bag, park officials said Monday shortly after he was found.
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park To Be Celebrated On a 25-Cent Piece
Government Denies Responsibility In Death of Man Gored By Mountain Goat at Olympic National Park
U.S. attorneys representing the National Park Service in a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from a man gored to death by a mountain goat in Olympic National Park say the Park Service is not at fault nor responsible.
Mojave Desert Land Trust Working To Secure Land for Wildlife Corridor Near Joshua Tree National Park
The Mojave Desert Land Trust, which in the past has engineered successful campaigns to protect lands for Joshua Tree National Park, is now embarking on a campaign to preserve a wildlife corridor important to the park.
Yellowstone National Park Report To UNESCO Outlines Issues of Park's Genetic Isolation, Human Pressures
Searchers Looking For Missing Snowshoer At Mount Rainier National Park
More than two dozen personnel were searching an area near Paradise in Mount Rainier National Park on Sunday for a missing snowshoer who failed to return from an afternoon outing the day before.
Being On The Coast, Shipwrecks Should Come As No Surprise To Acadia National Park Visitors
Fort Caroline in Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve; the French are Coming
Furnace Creek Campground At Death Valley National Park To Close For Water, Sewer Line Work
The winter months are some of the best for visiting Death Valley National Park thanks to the cooler temperatures and the wildflower bloom that arrives as early as February. But if you're planning to pitch a tent at the Furnace Creek Campground in the coming months, you'll need to alter your plans.
100 Years Of Observing Volcanic Activity At Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
NPCA Accuses Alaska Officials of Waging "Quiet War" Against Bears
Contending that the state of Alaska has "declared a quiet war" on bears, National Parks Conservation Association officials on Friday urged the Alaska Board of Game to curtail bear baiting, snaring, and spotlighting of bears in national preserves in the state.
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Whiskey Bend Road In Olympic National Park Reopens To The Public
Whiskey Bend Road, the 4.5-mile road that connects Olympic Hot Springs Road to the Whiskey Bend trailhead in Olympic National Park, has reopened to public vehicle access.
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It Takes A Community To Create Glacier National Park's Annual Pass
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Applications Being Accepted for Research Projects In Denali and Other Alaskan Parks
The National Park Service and the Murie Science and Learning Center are seeking applicants for two research fellowships that are available to individuals wishing to conduct research in Denali National Park and Preserve and other arctic and subarctic Alaska national parks.
"Hickory Hill Fire" At Cumberland Island National Seashore 95 Percent Contained
A fire reported at Cumberland Island National Seashore a week ago is almost fully contained, park officials said Wednesday.
REI Donates $10,000 To Friends of The Smokies
A $10,000 grant from REI to Friends of the Smokies will make it a little bit easier for the friends group to improve trails in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Reader Participation Day: When Do You Feel You've "Done" a National Park?
When do you feel you've done a park? Is it when you've been to the visitor center? Spent a day walking its trails?
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Free Cave Tours On Tap At Mammoth Cave National Park Next Weekend
With another holiday weekend on tap, the folks at Mammoth Cave National Park are planning to offer some free cave tours on January 14, 15, and 16th.
Everglades Coalition's Priorities For 2012 Include Better Water Conservation, Land Acquisition
During its 27th Annual Conference the Everglades Coalition announced its priorities for 2012, priorities that range from better water conservation in the landscape that surrounds Everglades National Park to prioritization of land acquisition.


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Nicole's Not Pregnant This Week
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Nicole's people insist the newlywed is NOT PREGNANT. In fact, they have a theory that the paparazzi are altering pictures of Nicole to make it look like she's pregnant. However, that doesn't explain the puffy tops, or hands hiding her belly images. The Scoop Reports:
"Afraid they wasted their money," Kidman's rep, Catherine Olim, told The Scoop. "[Kidman's] not pregnant." Olim pointed out that the star wouldn't be "shooting a film, traveling to Rome for another film, then shooting ANOTHER film if she were" with child.
"Incidentally, I'm virtually certain paparazzi are distorting photos to make her look pregnant," Olim added. "I've seen her, she's her regular slender self."
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pinkangelmonkey 8 years
blah blah blah...same story different day.
Sica 8 years
Isn't she too old for babies? She looks like she's 50.
Luna13 8 years
about 2 months ago US weekly were certain she was pregnant! now what??? anyway i dont really care
pink_magnetism 8 years
I'm getting bored.
FairyBubbles 8 years
Nicole Kidman is like 150 yrs old....there's no way her sh*t works anymore....plus anorexics lose their menstrual cycle anyway...
Faye16 8 years
My-Opinion 8 years
pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant, pregnant, not pregnant...........oh my bad*
kidcrazy2 8 years
Does anyone really care anymore? It's like Nicole plays up this pregnancy rumour with the hands on the belly business just to keep herself relevant.
Isabella-Welling 8 years
don't care anymore!! pregggers card is wayy over played!
t0xxic 8 years
She isnt gonna get pregnant its apart of having married tom. anyways we already knew she wasnt. And of course the paps are out to get her she wasnt holding her tummy to stir anything up no ~*Ive got 275 Comments to top! Lets re-do our future/baby name blog!!! http://teamsugar.com/user/t0xxic/blog/26239 *~
Fiona 8 years
I've never really thought she was pretty at all.. she looks good in movies but who doesn't? She's a great actress though and seems like a nice person. She must be commended for putting up with the poison dwarf all those years!!! LOL!
colormesticky 8 years
It wouldn't surprise me if junk mags really did alter pictures of celebs to make their stories more interesting. Ugh.
jennifer76 8 years
OMG I thought that was her in the white shirt for a second and I about shat. I was like pregnant? How about old and chunky? Phew. Ok, I don't really care whether or not she's pregnant.
sjpwannabe 8 years
me thinks she doth protest too much. i really hope she is pregnant. i guess she has to pay her people and they have to do something...so this is what they are doing this week.
FB1977 8 years
Does anyone care? What the hell is up with is she pregnant, is she not...that seems to the question of the year for ALL celebs.


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Remember, Remember, the 7th of July,
When seven explosions decided who'd die .
As underground stations were bombed into hell,
To fulfil the sick plans of a terrorist cell.
Remember the slaughter, destruction and pain,
And the people who'll not see their families again.
Remember the ones who are injured for life,
Who'll carry their scars through a lifetime of strife.
Remember that people can be so pervert,
As to follow a cause and care not who they hurt.
Is this what's become of the whole human race?
The way some behave is a tragic disgrace.
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Giving relief to traders, a Bench comprising Justices Arijit Pasayat, C.K. Thakker and R.V. Raveendran granted the stay until further orders after hearing Solicitor-General G.E. Vahanvati, amicus curiae Ranjit Kumar and others. It posted all matters pertaining to the sealing operations for a final hearing on April 10.
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Mr. Vahanvati submitted a copy of the MPD-2021 and said all documents that went into its formulation would be indexed and given to the amicus curiae. "We will furnish any document which the amicus curiae seeks from us."
Mr. Ranjit Kumar said though the plan had been notified, the court must examine its impact on infrastructure water supply, power, sewage, roads and parking. "If these major issues are not sorted out, the whole plan will become meaningless."
Agreeing with this submission, the Bench asked Mr. Ranjit Kumar to give his response to the MPD-2021 addressing various issues to enable the court to examine its legality and validity. When Mr. Vahanvati said all these concerns had been addressed in the MPD-2021, the Bench wanted to know "whether it is only on paper or fundamental to the making of the plan."
The court said no sealing would take place until it disposed of all matters.
To a question from the amicus curiae whether sealing of prohibited activities could continue, the Bench said: "What is not permitted in the Master Plan 2021 will not be allowed to continue." Prohibited activities could not continue.
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi, in its application, said the 2,183 roads, which were provided protection under the Delhi Laws (Special Provisions) Act 2006 notification, were included also in the MPD-2021 as commercial, mixed land use and pedestrian shopping streets for purposes of regularisation.
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Hi all, I'm in the market for a new system and have got this quote from Cougar extreme. Would you run your eyes over it and tell me what you think, have I missed anything, should I change the spec for something better?
I am saving a few pounds by keeping my Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse and my relatively new Samsung 22inch monitor, also going to reuse my creative 7.1 speaker system.
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Looks good to me, wish I could afford that kind of money. Just one comment is that according to the Asus Spec it supports 5.1 sound and you mention 7.1 speakers. Perhaps add a PCI Sound Card then?
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chub_tor Yes, I did wonder about a separate sound card, but on-board sound has come on leaps and bounds since I bought my last machine.
My thought was to use my existing 7.1 speakers and make do with 5.1 sound (I will just not use two of my existing speakers)there is the facility on my speaker controls to switch between 5.1 and 7.1
I know it is a lot of money, but I use my system every day and my old Evesham has lasted me almost seven years, if this one lasts as long it will only have cost me just under £20 a month.
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dont worry hes being funded by 999
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dont worry hes being funded by 999
LOL, I used to be! Just living on my pension now! :-)
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flak999 thats a very nice piece of kit! are you a gamer.?
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I am yes, I'm not a hardcore gamer like some on here. But I do like to play World of Tanks, and I want to get into Microsoft Flight Simulator which is quite demanding on system hardware.
Hopefully with a system of this spec I will be future proof for a good while ahead.
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flak i'm into L4D2 and Cod games! i play with my mates we have a hell of a blast as well as using a Voiceserver (Teamspeak) at the same time so we can talk whilst in game, my son who is 8 has just got into world of tanks he loves it! he's asked me to pay for upgrades on the game is it worth paying for the upgrade.?
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W.O.T can be played for free as I am sure you know, the difference in purchasing a premium account is that you gain experience faster and you get paid more with in game credits at the end of a round.
This allows you to advance up the tech tree faster than by playing for free. Once you get to about level 4/5 you really need to have a premium account to advance further, as the higher tier tanks cost a lot of in game credits to repair and refit.
It can still be done for free, but you have to be a very good player and have a lot of patience to advance this way.
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Moby on Insomnia, Travel, and "Destroyed"
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Moby talks about his new album and book of photographs, "Destroyed." The book Destroyed features 55 photographs taken all over the world, and helps to show the strange and disconcerting life of touring that is rarely seen—time spent isolated in anonymous, mundane spaces like hotel rooms, airports, and backstage waiting areas. Songs on the album "Destroyed" were written mostly late at night, in hotel rooms around the world when cities had gone to sleep. Clic Gallery in New York City will host "Destroyed: Photographs by Moby," an exhibition May 12-June 26 featuring photos and multimedia work from "Destroyed."
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can someone post the site Mody mentioned, free music, vids, etc.
What an enigmatic and intelligent sounding guy... although some of his statements may not seem consistent, he sounds sincere, and I am interested in people willing to discuss giving up a life of drug and alcohol addictions, as they can inspire others struggling with the same. Thanks for sharing.
oh well, another wealthy and pretentious new yorker gone.
Moby describes himself as growing up poor and white trash. But then talks about being forced to study music theory. Doesn't add up.
Moby, c'mon. White trash kids don't get classical music lessons!
In any case, I love listening to your music while driving--it puts me in the right zone.
hm. a "white trash" background...and trained in classical as a kid. hm.
Maybe you were just poor...but definitely not white trash.
I disagree with Moby when he says "NYC is not fun when you're sober". I've been sober for years and I find the variety of culture NYC has to offer is even more enjoyable in sobriety.
Album is the correct term for a collection of songs released as a group, regardless of the storage media (12" vinyl, cd, cassette, 8-track, or digital download). Maybe you can follow up with Patricia in the next hour.
What is Moby talking about? L.A. is cheap? WTF? That is not true! Plus you need a car to get anywhere and that is definitely a big part of living expenses. Moby, you've been rich too long.
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Frazier Moore, Jr. (born Atlanta, Georgia) is a television critic for the Associated Press.
Moore was born in Atlanta to El'Eckler Ussery Moore (1909 - 1977) and Hamilton Frazier Moore (1913 - 2002),[1] a professor of advertising and public relations at the University of Georgia. Moore grew up in Athens, Georgia, and attended the University of Georgia, graduating in 1974 with a journalism degree. He was a staff writer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The Fort Myers Fort-Press where he received a National Headliners Award. Other publications for which Moore has written include Spy, Connoisseur, and Interview. In 1994, he and Beth Vesel gave birth to their first son, Liam Moore.
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In 1992 Moore became television critic for the Associated Press. One of his columns recounted his performance as an extra on Law & Order. Another suggested Andy Rooney retire. Rooney aired Moore's telephone number and 60 Minutes viewers swamped the AP headquarters with calls.
Moore served as a Peabody Awards Board member from 2004–2010.[2]
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Let's see how we can make a grid in our InDesign CS4 template. Now we can't in this case just use the standard margins and columns or create guides, because what we have on our template is our front cover and our back cover and a spine between the two. We want one grid for the front cover and another grid for the back cover. So we're going to need to use a slightly different approach and that approach is we will be drawing a rectangle over the back page, excluding the top and bottom margins, so that is a 5 x 7 rectangle.
Then we are going to be dividing this up into 14 rows and 10 columns, 14 being twice seven, 10 being twice five, so that we have grid squares that are exactly that. They're exactly square, because we are maintaining the aspect ratio. To do this, I'm going to use the script, Window > Automation > Scripts and if your Script panel opens like this, we need to expand Application and expand Samples, then expand JavaScript.
Scroll down until you get to MakeGrid. Double-click on this one. We type in the number of rows and columns that we want, 14 x 10, 6 points for the Row Gutter and the Column Gutter and then click OK. I'm now going to come and park the Script panel down below here. We can close the Script Label and Data Merge. We don't need those. I'm going to select all of these squares just by dragging over them with my Selection tool.
Then I'm going to duplicate them, holding down the Option or Alt key and the Shift key and dragging away from them and positioning those on the front cover. Then I am going to select all of my rectangles, holding down the Shift key and with my Selection tool, dragging over those on the back cover, so that I now have all of those rectangles selected. I'm going to come back to my Scripts panel and scroll up to the first of my scripts.
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There was a time when a comprehensive agrarian reform law seemed out of reach, the very definition of an impossible dream. In the late 1980s, much of the turbulent debate over the fate and future of the first Aquino administration's centerpiece land reform initiative revolved around a practical question: Would it even become law?
This week we mark the 25th anniversary of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law—a milestone, whichever way we look at it. But it is a milestone overgrown with moss, and hardly visible anymore.
One can argue that the Philippines' entire history is reflected in that now-diminished landmark, from the land grant system of the Spaniards and the abuses of the encomienderos, to the land registration system imposed by the Americans, to President Manuel Quezon's limited promotion of a "social justice" agenda, to the abolition of share tenancy during the Macapagal era, to Ferdinand Marcos' use of land reform as a rhetorical pillar of his New Society, to the passage of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program, or CARP, as it is more familiarly known, in 1988.
A diminished landmark, yes, but still standing. We cannot say that CARP is a failure on the whole. In its first 20 years or so, the program covered some 7 million hectares, including 2.3 million has of private agricultural lands and 1.7 million has of non-private agricultural lands. In the first two decades, CARP had an impact on the lives of some 4.4 million agrarian reform beneficiaries. But a considerable amount of work remains undone.
At the beginning of the year, the government estimated that the so-called land acquisition and distribution (LAD) balance was less than 900,000 has, with what it calls the net workable LAD balance at a little over 500,000 has. "Indeed, if the target date for completion [of the balance] is June 2016 as per [President Aquino's] commitment during the Third SONA [State of the Nation Address], this is eminently doable," Malacañang said in a statement.
One may question the numbers, but there is no denying that a major shift in land ownership has taken place in the last quarter-century. Whether this was enough, or done with the necessary dispatch, or complemented with adequate support, are distinct questions. CARP and the extension law CARPer have certainly been an advance on previous land reform legislation.
But as an exercise in social reform, CARP has also fallen short. The main shortcoming: its signal exceptions. Major landowners, and even owners of moderately sized landholdings, have played fast and loose with the provisions on conversion. Some have refused outright to submit their lands to CARP coverage. The second Aquino administration estimates that almost 200,000 hectares of "CARPable" land are "problematic"—and subtracted the number from the LAD balance.
The half-a-million "net workable LAD balance" proposed by Malacañang, then, already assumes that problematic lands will not be covered. That's the story of Philippine agrarian reform, in a nutshell. Make enough noise, put up enough hurdles, and landowners can force the government to slink away.
The frequency of farmers going on hunger strikes or undertaking long marches tells us that, even today, landowners' resistance to the agrarian reform law remains considerable, and farmers have had to resort to extreme forms of protest to get government attention.
It does not help that the landholding closely associated with two administrations, Hacienda Luisita, tried to claim an effective exemption through its stock distribution option. At bottom, the problem with CARP and CARPer has been their porousness; through their loopholes some have gotten away with much, even murder.
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Dr Miroslav Vosátka - Director of the Institute of Botany, AS CRDr Robin Walker - Research Agronomist,SRUC
Ian Wilkinson - Managing Director, Cotswold Seeds
Rob Burtonshaw is a director of Farm Services Limited, a specialist land drainage contractor based in Warwickshire. The third generation of his family to work and manage the company, some of Rob's earliest memories are of visiting sites with both his grandfather and father. A Nuffield Scholar, Rob chose 'Land drainage and its role in Farming's future' as his topic. As part of this scholarship, Rob travelled the across North America and Europe, meeting as many people involved in land drainage as possible, this included: fellow contractors, Farmers, Machinery Manufacturers, Civil Servants and Academics. The report was published and presented to the Nuffield Conference in 2013 and since then Rob has been an advocate for the advantages of well drained soils. A graduate of Aberystwyth University, he lives in Leamington Spa with his Wife, Louisa and their young daughter.
Helen Browning is a tenant farmer from Wiltshire and founded Eastbrook Farms Organic Meat and the Helen Browning brand of pork products. Helen is the Chief Executive of the Soil Association in March 2011 and is also currently chair of the Food Ethics Council.
Professor Tim Benton is the "Champion" for the UK's Global Food Security programme, leading, facilitating and coordinating its activities. The Global Food Security programme is a partnership of the UK's main public funders of research in food security, including the research councils and government departments (such as the Department of Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs, the Department for International Development, the Department of Health, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, the Food Standards' Agency and the devolved administrations in Scotland and Wales). The role of the Global Food Security programme is to ensure that strategically important research in this area is undertaken, and to add value to research via interdisciplinary collaboration, alignment and engagement of different communities of stakeholders. Tim is also a vocal advocate for the issues of how to manage increasing demand for food in a way that is sustainable.
Ian Cairns is a farmer and part time consultant with SAC Consulting, the consultancy arm of SRUC. Ian is tenant of a 130ha National Trust farm in Northumberland, running 500 breeding sheep and a small suckler herd. The farm encourages public access and is developing a series of farming events for visitors. Ian worked as an SAC consultant in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland for nine years and worked with farmers on land improvement and rush management programmes. Since transferring to the north of England, he has delivered over 30 meetings or farm walks on rush management and control in England and Wales.
Dr Julia Cooper is a Lecturer in Soil Science at Newcastle University and an active member of the Nafferton Ecological Farming Group. Her main areas of research interest are soil C and N cycling in agroecosytems, with particular emphasis on design of farming systems for maximum resource efficiency. She previously coordinated the EU FP7 projects NUE-CROPS and N-TOOLBOX and is an active participant in both CORE ORGANIC II projects: TILMAN-ORG and IMPROVE-P.
John Faulconbridge is Director and Consultant at Western Seeds and completed an MSc in Organic Farming at Glasgow earlier this year. John has been involved in farming throughout his life. He established an independent seed company over 40 years ago supplying organic and conventional seed to farmers and horticultural growers throughout the UK and Ireland. John farms organically in Pembrokeshire, producing beef, crops and herbage. He also utilizes the farm for extensive organic farm trials in herbage (grass), cereals, cereal blends, cereal combi-crops, catch crops and green manures. Further organic trials are established and monitored on organic farms in the UK on an ongoing yearly basis.
Dr Dan Froehlich serves as VP of Agronomy for Ostara. He is responsible for technical development and support of Crystal Green including worldwide R & D activities.Froehlich was previously manager of New Product Development for The Mosaic Company. He was responsible for the identification and development of innovative new agronomic products and service technologies, with special interest in high yield cropping systems.
Froehlich has B.S. and M.S. degrees from Iowa State University and earned a Ph. D. from the University of Minnesota.
Dr Mike Humphreys leads the Abiotic Stress Resistance and Nutrient-Use-Efficiency Group at IBERS, Aberystwyth University. Mike is a grass cytogeneticist by training but now has greatly expanded his research into plant trait genetics and is involved in many examples of multidisciplinary research, in recent times having a strong focus on root development and its impact on soils. Mike leads on all Aberystwyth University-based research and plant breeding of Festulolium grasses, which are natural hybrids between ryegrass and fescue species. The approaches used are holistic taking account not only of the future potential of the grasses for agricultural production at a time of climate change, but also their impact on their surroundings and in particular their potential to deliver a beneficial ecosystem service. Mike leads a consortium called SUREROOT which aims to produce grass and clover both for agricultural use and to combat flooding
Anne-Kristin Løes (Norwegian, born 1961) is a senior scientist at Bioforsk Organic Food and Farming, where she works on recycling of nutrients e.g. via anaerobic digestion, and fertilisation of crops within organic farming systems. Her childhood was on a conventional, mixed farm close to the oldest bio-dynamic farm of Norway, which was an inspiration for further agricultural studies. After completing a M Sc in soil science, she worked for long with farm level case studies of long-term organic and converting farms, before doing a doctoral degree on plant nutrition and root characteristics in cereals. In addition to the agronomy projects, she has been working with projects on public procurement of food and reasons for de-registering from certified organic production.
Professor Mark Kibblewhite is Director of MK Soil Science Ltd based in Beaminster, Dorset; Emeritus Professor of Soil Science at Cranfield University; and the President of Institution of Agricultural Engineers (IAgrE). His first priority is developing science and policy options for the assessment and better management of soil resources. He is also working with others to establish an agenda for "Re-imagining Agriculture' by developing concepts for entirely new agro-ecosystems that combine high yields with low environmental impacts. At Cranfield he was Head of the Natural Resources Department and Director of the National Soil Resources Institute. Other former roles have included being Chair of the European Soil Bureau Network, Head of Land Quality at the Environment Agency and Managing Director of the Environment Division of Hyder Consulting. He graduated in chemistry from York University, did a PhD in soil science at Aberdeen and has an MBA from Cranfield. He is a Fellow of IAgrE, a Chartered Environmentalist, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and a Chartered Chemist.
Professor Carlo Leifert has been Research Development Professor of Ecological Agriculture at Newcastle since 2000 and Director of the Stockbridge Technology Centre Ltd (STC) since 2001. Between 2012 and 2014 he was also Dean for Business Development in the Faculty of Science Agriculture and Engineering (SAgE) at Newcastle University.He leads the Nafferton Ecological Farming Group (NEFG) and currently manages R&D projects focused on
• applied agronomic R&D to improve quality and safety and reduce costs in sustainable and organic food production systems,
• interactions between food production methods and food quality (especially nutritional and sensory quality) and safety characteristics and
• the selection/breeding of crop and livestock varieties suitable for "low input" and organic production systems.
As a student he has worked on farms in Germany, Greece and Israel.
Jeff Lowenfels is a weekly columnist for the Anchorage Daily News. He is the founder of Plant a Row for The Hungry, a program that has created over 14 million meals to feed the hungry. A popular national garden writer and leading proponent of gardening using the concepts of the soil food web, Jeff is the former president of the Garden Writers of America and was made a GWA Fellow in 1999. In 2005, he was inducted into the GWA Hall of Fame. He lives in Anchorage, Alaska.
Microbiology Laboratories Australia provides world-class commercial microbiology analyses for agriculture, forestry and the environment. It is a subsidiary of the microbiology consultancy company Creation Innovation Agriculture and Forestry (CIAAF), which was formed in 2007 with the aim of empowering farmers, agronomists, natural resource managers, fertiliser manufacturers and Government to make informed decisions about the use and management of microbiology in soil, water, compost, fertilisers and other media
John McCormick has been operating his organic market garden on the shores of Belfast Lough since 1991. On a twenty acre holding he has been growing vegetables for his box scheme of 300 customers , his farm shop and a market stall at the award winning Belfast St. George's market. Rotations , fertility building and crop planning are well established on field scale and in poly tunnels. John had an extensive organic career working with the Camphill Communities of Ireland prior to 1991 , served for ten years as Chair of the Irish Organic Centre and nine years as a Soil Association Trustee.
Professor David Powlson is a Lawes Trust Senior Fellow at Rothamsted Research and Visiting Professor in Soil Science at the University of Reading. His research has focussed on organic matter in soil and the efficient use of nitrogen by crops. He has a B.Sc. in Chemical Sciences (University of East Anglia) and a Ph.D. in Soil Science (University of Reading) and was formerly Head of the Soil Science Department at Rothamsted. Recently he has worked on international projects including research aimed at achieving more rational use of nitrogen fertilizer in China and studies on soil management in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia with CIMMYT (The International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre). He is an author of over 130 papers in peer-reviewed journals and a past President of the British Society of Soil Science; in 2006 was elected an Honorary member of the Society for services to soil science research.
Dr Elizabeth Stockdale is over-excited about soils and is currently a lecturer in the School of Agriculture Food and Rural Development at Newcastle University. She has been involved in a wide range of research projects connected with the study of nutrient cycling in soils and with the environmental impact of farming systems. She also maintains a strong link to organic farming and has carried out research into nutrient cycling (N, P, K) in organic farming systems.
Steve Townsend has spent 37 years working in agriculture and he now owns and-runs The Soil First Farming Company Ltd – a company dedicated to making farmer's more profit by improving their soil's structure and fertility.For the last 16 years Steve has been working with farmers advising them on minimum tillage and no-till systems in the UK & Ireland as well as a a comprehensive soil testing service and the supply of speciality fertilisers. Prior to running his own business Steve spent 13 years with Monsanto, the last five of which he lead the ECOtillage project looking a minimum tillage for the UK within a partnership with Simba International Ltd. Steve is also a hobby farmer with 24 acres of Gloucestershire grassland - along with his wife Sharon and daughters Holly and Katie keep sheep, cattle and pigs.
Dr Miroslav Vosátka has studied biology and chemistry at Charles University of Prague. Since that he has been working on fundamental and applied science projects focused on mycorrhizal fungi, soil biota, organic cultivation of crops in Europe but also in numerous countries on several continents. He has published over 100 scientific papers and contributed to books on soil microbiology and plant cultivations. He has also been teaching at several universities on topics of plant ecophysiology and mycorrhizal symbioses. He was involved in more than 40 national and international projects on mycorrhiza research and applications. Currently he is a director of the Institute of Botany, Czech Academy of Sciences.
Beside the scientific career he has been involved in several projects on manufacturing mycorrhizal fungi products (in Iceland, Kenya, UAE, South Africa and China). While living in the UK he has worked as a production director of UK mycorrhiza manufacturer PlantWorks Ltd. For the last 15 years he has been consultant of the largest manufacturer and distributor of mycorrhizal products in Europe - Czech company Symbiom Ltd. He was a foundation president of Federation of European producers of mycorrhizal inocula.
Dr Robin Walker is employed by SRUC as a Research Agronomist, with a remit to develop sustainable production systems for crops. Robin has an interest in both organic and non-organic systems, with a desire to develop these systems to deliver benefits not only to the farmer, but to the wider environment. One of his major roles is the management and development of the long-term organic rotation trial at SAC Aberdeen which has been running since 1991. He has a particular interest in crop / soil nutrient dynamics, which stems from my PhD investigating crop growth and N use in reduced input conditions. Recent work has concentrated on the development of systems incorporating legumes into rotations either through undersowing, or as component of an intercrop.Ian Wilkinson studied farm and grassland management at Berkshire College of Agriculture and joined Cotswold Seeds 30 years ago, since when he's developed the business with a fundamental focus on the role of providing a bridge between farmers and the scientific community. A family business based in Moreton-in-Marsh, Cotswold Seeds has built its reputation on developing forage, green manures and complex seed mixtures as well as providing a personal service to it's customers, which now number 10,000 farmers and landowners across the UK.If there is one man who has inspired and influenced the work of Cotswold Seeds and guided product development its Frank Newman Turner, a pioneering farmer and author who believed in 'health from the soil up'. It's a subject about which MD Ian Wilkinson is passionate and about which Cotswold Seeds has produced a number of publications, the latest being the ground-breaking 'Sort out Your Soil'.
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Aries Halloween Horoscope
At Halloween Aries is the leader of the group, whether it's going door to door or attending a party.
Aries wants to be the super hero and wear a costume on Halloween of someone who conquers their world, including Batman, Iron Man or Batgirl.
Aries does more than just wear a costume.
Aries takes on the character of their costume. They interact with others as their Halloween costume character.
- Howard Stern
- Ne-Ne Leakes Real Housewife
- Justin Timberlake
They have to play the role, using whatever accessories they can find to pull it off, including handcuffs, fake guns, jewelry, vintage hats and so on.
- Police Officer
- Sexy Doctor or Nurse
if Aries goes as a policeman then they will frisk or arrest a party goer. There is no end to how they can get others involved if they are dressed as a fireman, life guard or anything else!
Aries Accessorize Their Costumes
Depending on if Aries is doing a rush job on their costume, or going all out, they make sure they leave an impression when they dress up. They like being the best at everything they do!
- Katy Perry
- Anderson Cooper
Still Aries may opt for a bare-bones costume that is nothing more than an eye patch along with a fake parrot to be Capt. Jack Sparrow, or strap bricks to their feet and go as Lady Gaga.
Just cause its fast to create, doesnt mean it cant be funny. With Aries, it also has to be funny.
- Iron Man
- Capt. Kirk
- Conan the Barbarian
- Thor
- Larry the Cable Guy


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Why is this bunny smiling? Get ready to spend more on your sweet tooth as chocolate prices soar.
As cocoa prices surge to near-record highs on demand for emerging markets, chocoholics brace for a hike in price – and maybe even a different taste, as chocolate makers hunt out cheaper ingredients.
Cocoa futures are up 10 percent so far this year, hitting almost £1,900 on ($3,195) a ton in March. Last year prices rose 20 percent.
This growth has been driven by demand from emerging markets, with consumption of the sweet treat in China tripling over the last 4 years.
The price rise could lead to chocolate becoming more of a high-end luxury item, according to Edward George, head of soft commodities at Ecobank.
George said that while consumption in China is relatively small compared to Europe - even after the surge in demand - more and more cocoa is being ground in South East Asia and India. Cocoa beans are ground – or processed – into a thick paste that contains cocoa butter.
"If prices go up too much (chocolate makers) shift to substitutes and instead of cocoa butter, which gives that melt-in-the-mouth flavour, you can use palm oil, or even cotton seed oil," he said.
"There are limitations of course. If you put in too much substitutes, you are not allowed to call it chocolate."
Chocolate prices in the past have remained relatively stable, he said, because price points are fixed for consumers.
"Going forward it could be that chocolate becomes, in Europe, a bit like champagne. Something which is a luxury, but not all of us can afford," George said.
Weather conditions and currency moves have also hit the price of cocoa, and both are likely to add to cocoa's price in the run up to next season, which starts in October.
Jenny Cosgrave is a writer/producer at CNBC.com covering the buy side, economics and markets. Previously she worked as a correspondent for Investment Week, covering the British asset management industry.


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Nokia on Monday unveiled the new addition to its N-series range, Nokia N97 mini, that features a tilting 3.2 inch touch display, Qwerty keyboard and fully customisable homescreen. It is priced at Rs. 30,939.
"More and more people today want to bring their physical and online worlds together via the Internet. The Nokia N97 mini is designed for this new social internet and to help navigate people and places. Moreover, it comes in a pocket-friendly size for those out and about," Nokia India Director-Operator Channels V. Ramnath told presspersons here.
Users can personalise the homescreen even further with thousands of different applications and services available from the Ovi Store. From games, videos and podcasts to productivity tools and web services, Ovi Store is the easiest way to fill the Nokia N97 mini's homescreen, he added.


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Glasses for fashion
Those of you that need glasses, do you own one pair or do you have a few different pairs? I know some people that change their style and have a drawer full (mostly those are the reading glasses and cheap).
I have one pair. I used to wear my contacts daily, but have to wear my glasses almost daily now. Not sure why, but my eyes don't tolerate the contacts in for too long now. I really hate it. :(
Same here.
Quoting BabyTeki:
I have one pair I wear at night. Otherwise I wear contacts, especially if going anywhere
I used to wear contacts everyday, but my eyes burn and I am too lazy to deal with them most of the time.
Quoting ceciliam:
I have one pair because I mostly wear my contacts.


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Square Publisher Weekend - Day 3
Day 3 of the Square-Enix Publisher Weekend has begun! The Daily Deal for today is Hitman Absolution at *66% off! Be sure to check back each day for new deals.
During the weekend, titles in the Square-Enix catalog are on sale for 50%. In addition, pre-purchase the new Tomb-Raider and receive 25% off of the Square-Enix Hit Collection!
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