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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says the success of Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo is down to his work ethic.
Ferguson revealed that for all his God-given gifts, Ronaldo worked hard to make himself the player he is today.
Fergie said: "Although he had a natural talent, he in many ways manufactured himself.
"He practised and practised. He had a bit of the Eric Cantona about him in that way. Paul Scholes is still the same.
"You build up a mechanism and it becomes a habit.
"That was Cristiano's habit, to do something after training.
"If there was anything about him that you might call a handicap it was the fact that he liked to look at himself in the mirror a wee bit. The players used to give him stick for that!
"But he was a good lad and great for us. I still speak to him quite regularly.
"He's always available, always wishing us well.
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It is an industry norm, supported by analyst researches, that blogs are the best informal medium to share the information. This unique medium provides readers with increased leverage in negotiating the hard turns in their technological lives. Log Buffer makes that leverage more powerful.
This is a short blog post on how one can prove that a particular partition of the table or index is accessed by a specific query.
A little while ago I blogged about (and open sourced) an Impala-powered soccer visualization demo, designed to demonstrate just how responsive Impala queries can be. Since not everyone has the time or resources to run the project themselves, we've decided to host it ourselves on an EC2 instance.
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There's a rare event happening next week: All three of Pythian's Oracle Apps tech leads will be in the same place. Vasu Balla, Maris Elsins, and recently-minted Oracle Ace Director Yury Velikanov will all be at Collab 13 this year. Since we're a globally distributed, round-the-clock team, this is not something that can happen very often.


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What we've lost now that "user-friendly" days are here and structured programming is passé is the concept of right and wrong in programming. Everyone strives to encapsulate reality, but, perhaps because everyone's reality differs, every developer's concept of the right way to implement an application differs as well. What was science has become art. But don't let Microsoft or any other tool vendor fool you -- software engineering still isn't easy to do. Developers may have fewer lines of code to write, but they have to think more about each line of code.
The tool a developer uses to create applications influences the reality that gets encapsulated. These days, Windows developers' reality is often constrained by Microsoft's Visual C++. That means Windows developers must know the SDK, C, and C++ and the peculiar assortment of building blocks and C++ extensions called the Microsoft Foundation Classes. (Did someone tell you that we didn't need to know the SDK anymore now that we have Visual C++? Sorry to disappoint you I have, actually, written programs using Borland C++ where I never needed my SDK docs, but that was in an alternate universe, one where I didn't need to call Create() after every new.)
MFC is a work in progress. It's nigh on impossible for the ordinary person to determine all its features and pitfalls using the documentation that Microsoft provides, let alone to follow its evolution; it changes quarterly. In fact, because MFC's documentation is usually shipped on-line only, it's hard to find out about something unless you know its name and how to spell it. Knowing a good deal about the history of VC++ itself helps as well. (My favorites are the functions that begin with "Afx"... Try finding out about these if you forget the "Afx"!)
That's why many MFC developers learn MFC by trial and error. You write something, it compiles fine, you run it and it blows up, and, once you fix the problem, you've learned something. Or, you read about an interesting class, spend time designing an object that seems appropriate, but then it turns out, you really can't use that class to construct that object, at least not in the way you conceived of it.
In addition, much information of vital importance to developers is simply not documented in any of the materials that accompany this compiler. And, few books about Visual C++ convey much of this vital information either. In fact, most books about MFC do little more than restate the documentation provided by Microsoft. What we need is a book that tells it the way it is, not the way it is supposed to be.
That's why, if you program in MFC, you need MFC Internals. Shepherd and Wingo don't dazzle us with science. MFC Internals has few pretty pictures and it comes with a plain old floppy disk, not a CD. The text of the book is not on the disk, nor is there code for every chapter. But there are a number of un-assuming but interesting little programs, alluded to in the book, that relate to particular topics of interest. The authors don't tell us everything we might want to know about them, but they give us enough to get started.
MFC Internals has little flow, either, which is actually an advantage in a book of this type. It's advisable to read whole chapters in order, but you don't necessarily have to read the first five chapters to understand the sixth. The authors provide helpful suggestions about which chapters to read together early on in the book.
MFC Internals is not a book for those just learning Visual C++. It doesn't tell newbies how to use an App Wizard, or how to use the IDE. You need to use VC++ for a while, notice its good features, get frustrated by its idiosyncrasies, before you can appreciate a work like this one.
MFC Internals gets specific where other reference sources about Visual C++ stop. Take, for example, MFC's much-hyped Document-View architecture. Even in the bad old days of linear programming, we knew that separating data from the display of data was a good idea. Doc-View plays a prominent part in every MFC program, but, in my experience, is so poorly explained and implemented in MFC that the average MFC programmer doesn't take advantage of it.
MFC programmers talk the Document-View talk, but never venture past the document templates the App Wizards generate. The learning curve spirals abruptly upwards every time you try to do anything interesting with MFC's CDocument or CView classes, not to mention the CDocTemplate classes, which I haven't found documented usefully anywhere until MFC Internals</>.
Discussion of the Document-View architecture and, especially, the distinctions between the Multiple Document Interface (MDI) and Single Document Interface (SDI) proves treacherous for most authors. Document-View should mean that I can display a single document (or, data source) in a variety of formats. But, actually, MFC's SDI precludes displaying multiple views of a single document, except in its brain-dead splitter windows. Most authors are, perhaps understandably, reluctant to come out and say that Microsoft has made it almost impossible to create a useful SDI application using the tools MFC makes public.
Which is probably why most authors cave. They define terms exactly as they are defined in the MFC docs. They throw in one brain-dead SDI example with a splitter window. Then, they spend pages and pages explaining how MDI is the way Microsoft implements important applications like Word and Excel. So, all these books imply, isn't MDI the way we all really want to go, because we want all our applications to look like just Microsoft's Word and Excel don't we?
Contrast this with the exposition of Document-View in MFC Internals. Politically skirting the issue of why SDI allows only a splitter window, Shepherd and Wingo thoroughly define all the terms and tell us what Microsoft's rules for them are. Fairly often, they throw in something like: "You don't need to use a CView here, but you lose some of the functionality of the CView." I believe that this is where they are recommending that we go around Doc-View, and then they tell us how. Later, in discussing document templates, they say "You can use frames/views/documents without relying on CDocTemplate or any of its derivatives. CDocTemplate really doesn't do anything special other than encapsulate a few common uses of the document/view framework." In other words, CDocTemplates have straight-jacketed us for years, but there is a way around them too.
In the chapters having to do with Doc-View, as in other chapters, MFC Internals shows us the ways around the MFC ties that bind most uncomfortably. In addition, it describes many undocumented classes. Although the authors are careful to say these are subject to change in the future, they also point out which ones are used extensively within MFC itself, which makes it unlikely they will change.
Shepherd and Wingo use quite a few adjectives, admiring ones, natch, in the first chapter or two, but they soon run out of them, which is good. They are quite careful about how they state things that might, in other hands, seem to be accusing Microsoft of not having a clear plan for MFC. Often a historical context is used to show how something evolved to be the perverse mess it is today. In other cases, they'll reproduce a conversation with a Microsoft insider who isn't exactly sure why suddenly something changed. And yet, the authors don't waste time bashing Microsoft or Visual C++. Usually, if they use an adjective like "wacky" to describe something, it's hyperbole. They then proceed to baldly state the pros and cons of Microsoft's decisions.
The choice of topics is good as well. Particularly interesting to me was "Chapter 5: All Roads Lead to CObject", which really does prove that we should be deriving almost everything in our realities from CObject if we want to take advantage of what MFC gives us. The chapters on COM and OLE were obviously written before ActiveX and its associated buzzwords invaded our reality. The concepts may be the same, but the jargon is, unfortunately, not in the index. By the time you've digested the rest of the book, an update to the book will, hopefully, remedy this shortcoming.
Not convinced that this book is for you? Go to your local bookstore and read page 100 of MFC Internals. Observe how Wingo and Shepherd walk that fine line between admiration, skepticism and, is that -- wonder -- when they note how much is not documented. Their wry observations make otherwise dry topics memorable; I learned something new about pretty much every topic covered. But don't read this book until you've developed your first real application in MFC. You need to learn how much you need to learn before you can appreciate MFC Internals.
If only MFC Internals explained why Microsoft forces us to do a Create() after every new, I'd stand on street corners asking developers if they'd been saved and giving away copies of this book....--Dr. Dobb's Electronic Review of Computer Books


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This weekend, Mariners fans of all ages will make their way to Safeco Field to take part in the team's 14th Annual FanFest, two days of activities, food, fun and hob-nobbing with Mariners favorites past, present... and future!
M's Marketing Manager Mandy Lincoln joined Margaret to talk about FanFest activities, then we welcomed rookie sensation Mike Carp, who talked about his baseball upbringing, his breakout year and the new season. Then, Mike unleashed his inner game-show host to take part in a quiz pitting two Mariners fans against each other. (You can expect to play a similar game at FanFest!)
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Record your thoughts and dreams in your very own Stamped Bird Journal from Linda Peterson. Create a custom stamp to personalize your peace and make it completely unique. This is a great gift idea for a friend or family member.
- Small notepad
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- Draw desired shape of a bird. We used a comma shape for the bird and small heart shape for the wing.Trace onto craft foam and cut out.
- Cut out a rectangle from double thickness craft foam and glue onto back of bird shape and wing shape. Allow to dry.
- Decoupage paper to front of notebook and allow to dry. Apply paint to stamp with brush. Stamp shape onto notebook. Allow to dry. Stamp wing shape on bird. Allow to dry.
- Decoupage paper to front of notebook and allow to dry.
- Outline bird with fine tip marker and add any additional details desired.Draw lines for legs.Glue fabric tape measure along top edge of notebook if desired.Tie a bow from strip of fabric and glue to top of notebook.
- Glue and paint will clean up easily with water.
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Something to smile about: 'tawa-tawa' plant
Here's something to smile about: the tawa-tawa plant may have an active ingredient that could prevent dehydration among dengue patients.
Health Secretary Enrique Ona in a forum Friday said that based on initial research work, the local plant "appears" to have "some effects" on rehydration.
But in the same breath, Ona stressed that this was "very preliminary" and that the Department of Health cannot yet make an official recommendation on the plant for its possible dengue-fighting properties.
The health agency has tapped the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) to look into plants, including tawa-tawa, that may help in the treatment of the mosquito-borne disease, which has downed hundreds of children nationwide.
Ona on Friday said researchers at the DOST have began trying to "isolate" the active ingredients in the local plant that have a potential in fighting off dehydration.
The health agency earlier said that dehydration, aside from hemorrhage, is one of the common causes of death among dengue patients.
"Initial results in terms of isolation shows that there is an active component… however, very preliminary," said Ona. "So let's hope. Maybe there really is [and] we should be very happy with that."
But instead of experimenting with tawa-tawa, which some dengue patients brew and drink like tea, Ona stressed the importance of immediately seeing a doctor.
"Don't depend on tawa-tawa," warned the health chief. "As much as possible, consult your doctor," he added.
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Market leader PC Drivers Headquarters, Inc. teams up with Symantec to distribute Norton PC Checkup. This hybrid solution offers superior support to consumers and technicians with common PC issues ranging from security concerns to missing or faulty device drivers.
(PRWEB) September 07, 2011
PC Drivers Headquarters, Inc. (DHQ), global authority in the PC driver market, proudly announces that they will be distributing Norton PC Checkup. DHQ, already delivering device drivers (including Acer, HP, and Dell drivers) supported by their trusted driver update software to nearly 3 million subscribers, has now added Norton PC Checkup to their service menu.
âœDistributing Norton PC Checkup makes perfect sense as it complements our tools. Norton PC Checkup enables us to check for security and performance problems in addition to missing or faulty device drivers,â comments Bogdan Odulinski, VP Marketing, PC Drivers Headquarters.
âœPC Driver Headquarters offers a valuable service to hardware manufacturers and consumers alike by ensuring PCs are running at peak performance with the most up-to-date software,â said Kevin Chapman, vice president and general manager, Worldwide Consumer Services at Symantec. âœWe are proud to work with a firm that is committed to providing excellent service.â
PC Drivers Headquarters maintains a peerless database aggregating millions of device-associated drivers from more than six hundred different computer and peripheral device manufacturers. IBM/Lenovo, Acer, HP, and Dell drivers are a few of the official sources from which DHQ extracts and aggregates their content; every addition tested, scrubbed and then published in the expansive DHQ driver catalogue. The company also boasts an average 100,000 daily trial-installs of Driver Detective, DHQâs flagship software, worldwide. Combine all this with their 14 years of business experience in tracking and delivering device drivers within the PC ecosystem and it becomes clear that future unions with other congruent PC-oriented businesses are imminent.
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DHQ was the first to market with driver scanning technology, a driver intelligence database, machine model matching technology, driver update enterprise software, customizable user interfaces and integrated tier 1 and 2 support with knowledgebase technology newly marketed under the DriverSupport.com brand. Additionally, DHQ has developed all products on the cutting-edge, secure .NET framework to assure the ability to provide the best possible user experience.
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The North Face® Terra 35 Internal Frame Pack is a classic, multi-day exploration technical pack. This ultra-lightweight pack allows hikers or travelers to cover a lot of ground quickly and comfortably. Designed to provide both ease and durability on the trail, the Terra 35 is a high-volume pack with easy-to-use, adjustable suspension for weekend trips. The deluxe mesh channel on the back panel provides cooling, all-day comfort.
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Science News Archive - January 28, 2010
Bioscientists announced Wednesday that they have turned the skin cells of mice into brain cells in less than a week.
A collaboration led by researchers with the US Department of Energy's Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) has developed a microbe that can produce an advanced biofuel directly from biomass.
A deadly fish virus that was first discovered in the Northeast in 2005 has been found for the first time in fish from Lake Superior, report Cornell researchers.
A group of researchers at the Department of Environmental and Evolutionary Biology and the Department of Science Education at the University of Haifa-Oranim speculate that the toxin called amygdalin that is found in almond tree nectar is in fact an evolutionary development intended to give that tree an advantage over others in its surroundings.
How has the structure of scientific research changed over the past decade?
Australia's own distinctive red soils could play a part in the formation of the stinking swathes of blue-green algae often shoveled off east coast beaches in summer.
A study of animals visible to the naked eye and living in and on the seabed – the 'macrobenthos' – of the Straits of Magellan and Drake Passage will help scientists understand the biodiversity, biogeography and ecology of the Magellanic region.
Figs and fig wasps have evolved to help each other out: Fig wasps lay their eggs inside the fruit where the wasp larvae can safely develop, and in return, the wasps pollinate the figs.
A type of antibiotic that can cause hearing loss in people has been found to paradoxically protect the ears when given in extended low doses in very young mice.
Light is better than radio waves when it comes to some wireless communications, according to Penn State engineers.
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Jack in the Box will debut a food truck in the Dallas-Forth Worth market, largely to raise brand awareness with food giveaways at several outdoor events in April and May. "Although we have nearly 190 locations in the D-FW area, participating in these kinds of events gives us an opportunity to go places where our guests are but our restaurants aren't," said spokesman Brian Luscomb.
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You don't have to be vegan to fall in love with this baked beans recipe. The smoky flavor in this dish gives it a bacon-like flavor that will satisfy any palate! The richly caramelized onions brings out even more sweetness to the already sweet variety, so no sugar is needed.
Smoky Vegan Baked Beans with Caramelized Onions
2 15-ounce cans kidney beans, drained and rinsed
2 Walla Walla or other sweet onions, sliced
1-2 tablespoons olive oil
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Kosher salt and pepper to taste
Drain and rinse beans and set aside. Heat olive oil over medium heat in a large sauté pan. Add onions and cook, stirring frequently to prevent from burning; about 30-45 minutes. Once onions are a rich brown color, add beans and continue cooking until beans are heated through. Add about a half teaspoon of liquid smoke (more if you want a bigger smoke flavor), season with salt and pepper and serve.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Benjamin Powell on American Spending Levels
Recorded: Friday, May 20, 2011
Benjamin Powell, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, speaks to Neil Cavuto on Fox News Channel about the wealthy class are continuing to spend at the precrisis spending levels despite the rising costs of food and gas.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: TelevisionIssues: Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Taxes
Emily Skarbek on the Government Cost Calculator
Recorded: Thursday, May 12, 2011
Emily Skarbek, Director of the Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation, talks to Nick Gillespie from Reason about the many features of the Government Cost Calculator, found at MyGovCost.org.
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Emily Skarbek on Rejection of Goolsbee Claim
Recorded: Friday, January 14, 2011
Emily Skarbek on International PressTV explains why the failure of the U.S. government in raising the debt ceiling is not "catastrophic" as President Barack Obama's chief economic advisor Austan Goolsbee claims.
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Richard Vedder on the National Debt Crisis
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Ivan Eland on Pentagons Faux Budget Cuts
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Recorded: Sunday, July 18, 2010
Alvaro Vargas Llosa discusses Venezuelas terrorist connections with Syria and Iran with on Fox News Sean Hannity.
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Q. I'm looking for an environmentally friendly pretreat for reinforcing rods that are to be epoxy coated on a conveyor line. What is available in the market that can increase my cathodic E-coat performance? W.B.
A. Assuming the rods are mild steel, you probably have the most options available to you. A traditional iron phosphate pretreatment can be a relatively benign process. The first stage cleaner can be recycled by use of skimmers and separators. The iron phosphate stage can be run to minimize or eliminate sludging while the final non-chrome seal may never need dumping. See the online Supplier section of pfonline.com. Another option could be the relatively new NT-1 pretreatment available through Henkel. This is a multi-metal pretreatment that contains no regulated heavy metals.


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Berjaya unit in PH acquires stake in Malaysian IT firm
MANILA, Philippines—Berjaya Philippines Inc., the domestic unit of Malaysia's Berjaya Group, has acquired a minority stake in a Malaysian information technology company.
A filing in the Philippine Stock Exchange on Thursday showed that Berjaya Philippines purchased shares, convertible debt and warrants of Redtone International Bhd., which is listed in Kuala Lumpur, for about P273 million.
Based on the filing, Berjaya Philippines acquired 11.4 million shares of Redtone International valued at 0.10 Ringgit per share or a total of P62.5 million. These account for 2.39 percent of the company's outstanding stock.
Berjaya Philippines also acquired 81.25 million units of Redtone's convertible debt valued at about P211.18 million, accounting for 33.46 percent of total convertible debt. Some 563,700 warrants were also bought for P2.04 million.
Redtone International is engaged in the provision of data and broadband solutions to corporate, small and medium enterprises, and government units. It is also into the management and building of Wi-Fi networks, the statement showed.
Redtone International also operates in Shanghai, China, under Redtone Asia Inc., which is listed on the US OTC Bulletin Board.
"The securities were acquired for trading purposes as part of the issuer's strategy for maximizing the utility of its unappropriated funds," Berjaya Philippines said in the disclosure.
"The securities were purchased at prices based on the prevailing market prices at the time of acquisitions," it added.
Berjaya Philippines noted that the purchase would have no effect on its issued and paid-up share capital.
Berjaya Philippines earns mainly from Philippine Gaming Management Corp., which supplies lotto equipment to the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office. It is also involved in hotels, fast food and automobile distribution.
Berjaya Philippines' share price declined by 4.65 percent to P20.50 per share at the close of trading on Thursday.
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The main campus of GCT is located on 60 acres of rolling hills on Crowley's Ridge. Greene County Tech's grades 2-9 are located on a central campus in western Paragould, which is convenient for parents with children of various ages. Schools on the main campus include: Elementary (2-3), Intermediate (4-5), Middle School (6-7). and Junior High (8-9).
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The North Face Men's Pike Triclimate Jacket
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in the end, what they said was that klingon content would be "spartan". what we got wasn't "spartan", it was "broken". that's fine, it will take them some time to fix things like broken pvp vendors, which is apparently a very tricky technical issue because six weeks in they're still broken. and they'll also be adding more content, which will also take time. that's fine too.
but it's unreasonable to expect customers to pay $15 per month to sit and wait. on the fed side it's easy to say "just wait, more content is coming." feds can say that because they have plenty to do in the meantime. on the klingon side, there's little to do while waiting except unsubscribe and come back later (or roll a fed alt, which many of the klingons have done).
the problem is, it is comparatively rare for a person to come back to a game once they've left. so by the time that new klingon content arrives, there will be relatively few klingons still playing, and relatively few of the klingons who left will come back to try it out, because they will be playing something else instead.
as for myself, I've reduced my subscription from 3-month renewals to 1-month renewals, because the first month of gameplay convinced me that I am not the type of customer that Cryptic is trying very hard to keep. that's fine, they can't please everybody and it's a sound business decision to cater to the majority. I don't fault them for it, but in the long term there's no reason I should continue to pay for it, either.


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M. Vijay and Vikram Mani are set to turn up for Tamil NaduVirat Kohli and the Ishant Sharma will make debut for the host
NEW DELHI: Former champions Tamil Nadu and Delhi find themselves in the same boat on the eve of their Ranji Trophy match at the Ferozeshah Kotla ground here on Wednesday.
Looking for redemption after some forgettable performances in the last couple of seasons, the teams have reasons to be hopeful ahead of the Pool `A' encounter in the Elite Group.
Tamil Nadu captain S. Badrinath and his Delhi counterpart Mithun Manhas have teams nearly at full-strength, some players hoping for the nod from the National selectors, a few exciting prospects, good pace attack to make up the lack of choice in the spin department and a formidable batting line-up.
The common factors continue with each team likely to blood two youngsters on Thursday. Opener M. Vijay and wicketkeeper Vikram Mani are set to turn up for Tamil Nadu, while batsman Virat Kohli and the lanky medium pacer Ishant Sharma will debut for the host.
In addition, if Delhi will miss injured medium pacer Amit Bhandari, indications are that Tamil Nadu will be without the pace spearhead, L. Balaji.
Badrinath, the most prolific run-getter in the last Ranji season, will be hoping for another eye-catching run to land a place in the Indian middle-order in Tests. Hemang Badani, a forgotten campaigner, remains a batsman capable of turning the clock back.
For S. Sharath, having played 97 Ranji matches, the season promises to be one of milestones. The amiable batsman is not only looking forward to playing his 100th match but also hitting two more centuries and join the select band of those with 25 or more hundreds in the National championship.
Delhi's openers Gautam Gambhir, in-form Aakash Chopra and Ashish Nehra, will be keen to win back the trust of the National selectors.
The teams: Delhi: Mithun Manhas (captain), Gautam Gambhir, Aakash Chopra, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli, Rajat Bhatia, Vijay Dahiya, Ashish Nehra, Ishant Sharma, Chetnya Nanda, and Rahul Sanghvi or Kuunal Lall.
Tamil Nadu: S. Badrinath (captain), S. Vidyut, M. Vijay, S. Anirudh, S. Sharath, R. Satish, H. K. Badani, Vikram Mani, A. Kapoor, C. Suresh, V. Yomahesh, L. Balaji, R. Jesuraj, R. Naresh, R. Prasanna and D. Tamilkumaran.
Umpires: Messrs Sanjay Hazare (Baroda) and Amesh Saheba (Ahmedabad); Match Referee: Mr. Sunil Chaturvedi (Mumbai).


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Anyone going through something similar? Have words of advice? I feel bad for DP :( :(
HELP! Baby favors Mommy over Daddy :(
Anyone going through something similar? Have words of advice? I feel bad for DP :( :(
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Don't worry-- it'll constantly change as your LO gets older. There will be periods of time when she prefers her daddy & periods of time (like now) when she prefers you. It's all normal. My DS was a total mama's boy for the first year of his life. Now, at 3-years-old, you would think he had won the lottery every time my husband gets home from work-- he runs to him as fast as he can & is stuck to DH's side the rest of the night.
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Yes, ty. This is what we are going through as well. We know it's mostly because my SO is always at work and I take care of the LO almost exclusively. We don't really have a choice since my SO works a little over an hour out of town and is contracted for 40 hours a week. That means he's out of the house more than 50 hours a week. On top of that, he can't afford to do night feeds or he'll be too sleepy to drive safely at 7:30am every day. Add to this his school schedule and he really misses out on quite a bit of time. It makes it difficult to even try teaching LO to be comfortable being soothed by him because there's no time for the back and forth it takes between parent and child; that dance of frustration you and the child go through while you learn what works. I've started small by surrendering bath time to daddy and letting him rock the baby a couple nights a week. I don't make him go through the whole bedtime process, because we are in the middle of sleep training. As much as I want to not have to always be the one in that nursery, I can't put LO through the stress of taking away his familiar routine at the same time as teaching him to self soothe.
Give your LO some time to develop and grow and learn. No doubt LO will definitely know who dad is soon and may even "prefer" him for some things.
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LO did this for a long time with DF but I just started finding excuses to leave them alone together while I was still in the house. If she started fussing, I would give it 5-10 minutes before I would go take her back. All daddy's need to figure out their own way of dealing with the LOs and the only way that will happen is if they get time together. Your LO will get used to daddy's way of taking care of her the more he does it. Just encourage him and give them ample opporutnites to spend time together! It will get better! My LO only prefers me over everyone else now when she is tired or hungry.
Obviously the more time LO spends with one parent, the more attached he/she will be. In the first 2 months, LO was clearly more attached to me as I did all the bfing, most of the bathing, playing etc. DH was great but his responsibilties revolved around diapering.
The first night I spent away from her on a business trip at 2mos, LO was hysterical and inconsolable. Now that I'm back at work full-time and DH is with her all day (he's a WAHD), she doesn't even bat an eye when I'm gone. In fact, when DH was away on a work trip last week, I could tell she was a little more fussy than usual and missing him.
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A Cleveland native, Jacoby graduated with honors from George Washington University in 1979 and from Boston University Law School in 1983. He practiced law for a short time at the firm of Baker & Hostetler, but returned to Boston to become deputy manager of Ray Shamie's 1984 campaign for the U.S. Senate. From 1985 to 1987, Jacoby was an assistant to Dr. John Silber, who at the time was president of Boston University.
In addition to his print work, Jacoby has been a political commentator for WBUR-FM, Boston's National Public Radio affiliate. For several years he hosted "Talk of New England," a weekly television program, and has often appeared as a panelist on WCVB-TV's "Five on Five." He is an overseer of the Huntington Theatre Company, the largest resident theatre in Boston, and is on the board of The Concord Review, a quarterly journal of essays on history by secondary students worldwide.
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The second open enrollment period for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act is underway, and the law is more unpopular than ever.
Oil prices are plunging. Gasoline is now cheaper than milk. Why doesn't Washington do something already?
In the first 48 hours, more than a million East Germans crossed over. Many were keen to see the Kurfurstendamm, West Berlin's glittering shopping boulevard a paradise unknown in the drab and shortage-plagued East.
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2. That which projects like an ear, especially. That by which anything is supported, carried, or grasped, or to which a support is fastened; an ear; as, the lugs of a kettle; the lugs of a founders flask; the lug (handle) of a jug.
3. (Science: machinery) a projecting piece to which anything, as a rod, is attached, or against which anything, as a wedge or key, bears, or through which a bolt passes, etc.
4. The leather loop or ear by which a shaft is held up.
5. (Science: zoology) The lugworm.
(Science: machinery) lug bolt, a bolt terminating in a long, flat extension which takes the place of a head; a strap bolt.
Origin: Sw. Lugg the forelock.
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