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Not a response to your last question but in line with your possible interest in metal boats, take a look at the type of construction in the title. As a metal boat owner and former welder/shipfitter I think they are the way to go. Construction is cheaper (less labor) and longevity improved. ( most metal boat die from the inside out due to moisture collecting on the many pockets on the longitudinals). I am fairly sure that Jimmy Corrnell's boat is a french 'fairmetal'.
As to the 'COLDNESS' of a metal hull, it is I think much overblown. Single skin glass and metal hulls are only marginally different when it comes to condensation etc. Any hull needs to be insulated and my hull has about 2.5" of spray in place foam and it does not get much better than that. Modern glass hulls with interior liners seem to me to be a goofy waste. Consumers want/expect a very pretty high degree of finish and the manufacturer's add all that weight and create a situation where you may not notice the condensation but it is DRIPPING into the bilge through the HIDDEN/INACESSABLE voids between the hull and liner and if your lucky and if your not lucky it pools and leaks into the interior and causes mildew mold problems. What if you get a pucture in the hull, how do you get to it to stop it if it is hidden by the stupid liner and the void behind the liner lets the water travel every which way. I am not a fan of modern boat construction and drop in liners. The older hulls (or current hulls) that are single skin (or cored) and have the interior built right to the hull make more sense to me.
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How do I resist my pregnancy craving for beer?
I'm my last trimester and I have a huge hankering for a beer every now and then. When I go out to eat, everyone looks at me funny if I order one -- even if I only have a few sips. Does anyone else share this craving? What can I do to deter dirty looks?
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While I do not think a small glass of wine or sip of beer every now and then is a big issue, you might quench the beer craving by trying a non-alcoholic beer.posted 05/19/2009 by NMD2
Dear god, I wish my fiance would read this. For someone was horrified at the prospect of having a child, he has majorly turned around in the past 7 months, hehe! He gives me that 'look' when i talk about alcohal (I love dark, yummy beer, 1554 is my fav). He does let me sip some every once in a while, I think 2x in my whole 7 months. And for some women who dont really want to drink a whole beer, take a Blue Moon beer, and soak a couple of orange slices in it, let the hubby drink the beer, and you enjoy the orange slices! quite yummy!posted 05/19/2009 by Rae M. Rogers
I am NOT a beer drinker. But for some reason, the only time I ever want one is during my last tri-mester. This happened with my first and also my second pregnancy. i have never had one while pregnant though. I resist that craving. I don't think it's okay. Even a couple sips. There's enough things that can go wrong in pregnancy even without alcohol so I don't risk it.posted 05/19/2009 by Kate_jc
There are actually some really great NA beers out there now. You can't necessarily buy them out at restaurants, but for a cookout they're the next best thing! You no longer have to suffer from ODouls, there are several different brands and tastes to choose from. Try one of those to avoid the quilt of drinking.posted 05/19/2009 by Somaden
Personally, I think that 1/2 a glass of beer or wine, once in a while is ok! as long as you don't get a buzz :)posted 04/30/2009 by zenandenjoylife
i been getting crazy cravings for beer im 25 weeks they startes aT LIKE 15 weeks crazy thing is i never really liked beer and actually completely quit driking alacohol 5 years ago so the beer craving is very weird i have only had a few i think its fine if you dont get drunk and do drink very often have a few here and thereposted 04/11/2009 by Carsander
I was so relieved to see this question posted because I have felt so guilty the whole time I've been pregnant (im now 28 weeks) because I have had this insane urge for a beer. I never really drank much before I was pregnant but it's just as bad as someone eating a brownie in front of a chocoholic when I see someone drinking a beer (mostly Bud Light). I am just very relieved to find out that i'm not actually crazy! I will say that in the entire pregnancy I have only broke down and had about 4 beers on 4 different occasions the whole time, but the cravings come very frequently.posted 03/24/2009 by Malphursj_2008
Im having the same craving. Im 11 weeks pregnant and despite my usual aversion to beer, I craved it today. I Ended up doing half non-alcoholic beer and half sprite. I normally don't drink soda either, but it was great and nipped the craving.posted 02/07/2009 by bellybell333
A friend of mine said she craved beer with all 3 of her pregnancies - seemed strange to me, but I figure most cravings are a little strange. A few sips doesn't sound awful to me - but maybe have hubby order the beer to deter the direct dirty looks. :-) Then you don't feel any obligation to drink more than a few sips either. I wonder what's lacking in the diet to cause the cravings for beer? Interesting thought. I just seem to want pizza a lot more often than usual. I drink lots of 7-up, too, to keep any nausea away. Funny stuff cravings are.posted 01/04/2009 by gaelwynne
Hahahaha WOW. You'll be fine, so will your baby. I wouldn't start asking advice from hormonal pregnant women though. Really, you are asking for trouble. I feel bad for these "ladies" husbands/boyfriends/baby-daddies.posted 12/28/2008 by removed_16-mar-2009 09:24:06 am
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The change of seasons can be attributed to the tilt of the earth's axis and the earth's revolution around the sun.
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BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — A European Union court ruled Wednesday that Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) must immediately divulge some trade secrets to competitors and produce a version of its flagship Windows operating system stripped of the program that plays music and video.
The 91-page ruling effectively thwarts Microsoft's attempt to delay, pending appeal, implementation of the EU's landmark antitrust decision in March that demanded changes in the software giant's business practices.
The implications for Microsoft are huge, though the company did not immediately disclose whether it intended to offer a version of Windows without the Media Player in Europe alone or more broadly. Software that plays media files is increasingly in demand as more consumers get broadband connections to the Internet and use their PCs as entertainment centers.
There is also the question of precisely what computer code Microsoft will share with competitors so that those companies' programs work better on networks run by Microsoft server software.
The Luxembourg-based European Court of First Instance found that Microsoft "has not shown that it might suffer serious and irreparable damage as a result of implementation of the contested decision," the court said.
"Microsoft's application for interim measures is therefore dismissed in its entirety," said the president of the court, Judge Bo Vesterdorf.
The EU was buoyant since its ruling was fully upheld and would force immediately compliance from Microsoft.
EU spokesman Jonathan Todd said the ruling "preserves the effectiveness of antitrust enforcement, in particular in fast-moving markets."
"Implementation of the Commission's March decision will not only benefit consumers of computer products in terms of choice of media players on computers and choice of work group servers, but also stimulate innovation," Todd said.
Microsoft said the ruling still held encouraging comments and hoped it would help reopen settlement talks with the European Commission. "There is ample room for us to continue to press forward with cause for optimism," said Microsoft counsel Brad Smith.
"While the court did not find immediate irreparable harm from the Commission's proposed remedies, the court recognized that some of our arguments on the merits of the case are well-founded and may ultimately carry the day when the substantive issues are resolved in the full appeal," the Redmond, Wash.-based company said.
Microsoft said it would look closely at the order before deciding on its next step but will comply fully with the court order when it comes into force. The full appeals process could take up to five years.
Though Microsoft reiterated its desire for settlement discussions, EU officials have said a ruling in their favor would make it unlikely that antitrust regulators would reopen talks.
"We are not in the process of renegotiation," Todd said.
Such talks had failed to make headway after EU antitrust regulators fined Microsoft a record $666 million and ordered the other measures. They ruled that Microsoft abusively wielded its Windows software monopoly and locked competitors out of the market.
Microsoft had settled with four of the five major interveners in the EU's case. Novell Inc. (NOVL) and the Computer and Communications Industry Association pulled out of the case following deals with Microsoft, and the company spent $2.4 billion to settle claims by Time Warner Inc. (TWX) and Sun Microsystems Inc. (SUNW)
Seattle-based RealNetworks Inc. (RNWK), maker of a rival to Microsoft's digital Media Player application, is Microsoft's last big commercial opponent in the case.
"The court has taken an important step toward promoting robust competition in digital media, fostering technological innovation and giving consumers real choice," said Dave Stewart, deputy general counsel for RealNetworks.
Vesterdorf had been assessing the case since the final hearings in October. EU lawyers accused Microsoft of trying to avoid competition and decide what's best for all consumers. Microsoft insisted the order would hurt small companies and their customers, since the companies would no longer be assured that their products would work with Windows.
The EU's March ruling went much further than Microsoft's 2002 settlement of similar charges with the U.S. Justice Department, which required only that users be allowed to hide Media Player and set another as the default.
Analysts predicted the financial impact on the company would not be huge. Microsoft has already counted the fine against its quarterly earnings, said Matt Rosoff, an analyst with Directions on Microsoft.
Even if the court makes Microsoft put "Windows lite" without Media Player on the market, Rosoff said he can't imagine many manufacturers would want it. "I don't see a lot of consumer demand for a PC without Media Player," he said.
Rosoff said the biggest threat was that the ruling, compelling Microsoft to strip something out of its operating system, would set a legal precedent for similar lawsuits.
Mark Ostrau, a lawyer who is following the case, said that could threaten Microsoft's ability to bundle more features into future versions of its operating system.
"The real key to Microsoft's success is its ability to bundle. So not being able to bundle, or having that risk every time they want to bundle, that really does cramp their style."
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The 2012 regular season has officially come to an end, for most teams. Not for your San Francisco Giants, as they have a date with the Reds on Saturday to start their playoff run. It's now official, Buster Posey has won the 2012 National League Batting Title! Posey finished the season with a .336 average, which was 9 points higher than runner-up Andrew McCutchen (.327).You might remember a guy that played for the Giants this year, Melky Cabrera? He finished with a .346 average, but was withdrawn from the batting title race by the Players Union and MLB, because of his PED suspension (50 games).Infielder Marco Scutaro finished the regular season with a 20-game hitting streak. This streak will continue in Scutaro's first regular season game in 2013. Scutaro finishes the season with a .306 average, 7 homers and 74 RBI between Colorado and San Francisco.Since this is a Giants site, I'm sure you want to know how Scutaro hit once he put on the Orange and Black (traded for infielder Charlie...
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May 25, 2015 On May 18, 1865, the War Department ordered a grand review in Washington, D. C ., of the main Northern Armies the Army of the Potomac, commanded by Maj. Gen. George G. more »»
Rebel soldiers head home after the war
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By Elaine KubDTN Contributing Analyst
The past two trading sessions, along with countless others in recent memory, have been marked by a frustrating pattern. Overnight, grains will start a brave little rally based on fundamental production worries like rained-out planting or flooded, sprouting wheat. At 7 a.m., they'll be gaining a few cents to counteract the brutish losses of previous days, and then -- wham! Something will happen to douse the bullish optimism and drive prices back down.
That something has been a skyrocketing U.S. dollar index. The dollar index itself is just a number with no units, derived from a mathematical calculation to describe the value, at any point in time, of a complex idea -- that the paper printed by the government of the largest economy on Earth represents that economy's overall worth, can be traded efficiently for goods and services, and will always be honored by that government.
The grain futures contracts used to track the value of corn, soybeans, and wheat are denominated in U.S. dollars, so any time the dollar itself becomes stronger, i.e. a 1 dollar bill becomes worth relatively more in the global economy, then it takes fewer of those strong dollars to buy a bushel basket of corn or soybeans or wheat.
A year ago, the dollar was still roughly as weak as it was in 2012. The U.S. dollar index was valued at 80.35 in late May 2014. If the nominal price tag for a bushel of corn was the same then as it is now, then an ocean vessel loaded with 58,000 metric tons of corn would have carried the rough equivalent of $6.69 million worth of cargo. The U.S. dollar index has strengthened 21% since then and is now at 97.35. To a foreign buyer in this theoretical scenario where corn prices have been perfectly flat from one year to the next and the only thing that changed was the strengthening of the dollar, that ocean vessel's cargo would now cost the equivalent of $8.10 million. It's clear why a stronger dollar dampens foreign buyers' enthusiasm for our grain.
It can seem that any attempt to analyze or understand or -- dare we say it? -- predict the movements of grain prices needs to involve analyzing and understanding and predicting what will happen to the U.S. dollar. On the most extreme days, we have less need for agronomic expertise about the yield effects from late planting and more need of geopolitical expertise about global investor activity. So what does make the dollar move one way or another on any given day?
First of all, the U.S. dollar index isn't actually the same thing as the value of a dollar bill. How can it be, as it has no units? A dollar bill today is worth 0.91 euro in Berlin, or 0.65 pound in London, or C$1.24 in Toronto, or 28 gumballs at your local American candy store, or 16 pounds of corn at your local ethanol plant. The price at any given place at any given time is determined by supply and demand, of course, with demand dictated by traders' judgment of complex factors. Typically, investors determine the dollar's value from the following three main elements.
1. Interest Rates
U.S. dollars and U.S. Treasury notes are both kind of debt instruments issued by the U.S. government, and are therefore closely related. The United States is the safest bet around these days, especially with the euro plummeting in recent days, so that's one reason we see strong demand for Treasuries and the dollar strengthening. There can be a direct relationship between interest rates and the value of the currency. Even without investment money getting spooked out of Europe and into the U.S., the outlook for the dollar would still be bullish based on the near-inevitability of interest rate increases from the Fed sometime this year.
2. Economic health
An investor's outlook for a currency can involve a more subjective analysis of the country's stability and prosperity, taking into account its debt levels (U.S. debt is currently over $18 trillion), its trade surplus or deficit (a $51.4 billion deficit in the most recent report, 5.2% worse than the same period in 2014), its unemployment (5.4%, a seven-year low), its GDP (in Q1 2015, the U.S. GDP did grow but slowly at only 0.2%), and any number of other metrics. Stock market indices can be a proxy for this analysis, showing the investment environment's overall optimism, or lack thereof. For the U.S. in mid-2015, these economic health factors generally point to continued improvement, and are therefore bullish to the dollar.
3. Foreign reserves
Looking at official foreign exchange reserves is a direct measure of demand for any given currency. Foreign governments can choose to hold their wealth in any instrument or currency, and although they diversify into euros and yen and francs and Australian dollars and whatever else, the U.S. dollar is still the vastly preferred global wealth-storage device. At the end of 2014, $3.8 trillion in U.S. dollars were held by the rest of the world, 32% of total foreign exchange holdings.
Valuing the dollar is more complex than even these three factors describe. On any given day as financial instruments are bought and sold, there is also intangible trader sentiment to consider, not to mention unreadable computer codes triggering buy and sell orders during each fraction of each second.
Also keep in mind that as complex as the overall dollar market's motivations are, the U.S. dollar index itself is calculated from the values of six other countries' currencies, each moving with their own independent complexities on any given day. More than half of the dollar index's mathematical weighting comes from the euro, followed by the Japanese yen, the Great British pound sterling, the Canadian dollar, the Swedish krona, and the Swiss franc. So last Friday, for example, when Greek and German negotiations about a default broke down and made headlines during the European afternoon, sudden negativity for the euro directly and immediately resulted in a higher U.S. dollar index during the American morning.
When grain prices start doing something crazy that seems to defy the expectations of their own fundamental factors, these are the outside sources where we can look for direction in the instants before a grain market's momentum changes.
Elaine Kub is the author of "Mastering the Grain Markets: How Profits Are Really Made" and can be reached at email@example.com or on Twitter @elainekub.
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Steve Singh recently spoke with The Beat's JoAnn DeLuna to discuss the impact the SAP acquisition will have on Concur's organizational structure, international growth, headcount and customers.
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Jacob gives a comprehensive overview of the Busiest Expense Day analysis and references the dining data as well. He notes both of these reports illustrate how companies like Concur are becoming more like traditional big data companies as more of their data is processed and saved online.
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This article focuses most of the story on how SAP plans to build a global marketplace for business products and services and how Concur will fit into that plan. Quentin noted other companies have tried carrying out similarly ambitious plans, but "none however, have SAP's size, nor have they worked deeply in a world of cloud and mobile computing."
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This article discusses Concur's partnership with Rome2rio. Dennis notes Concur has recognized the need to give clients the option to plan trips using door-to-door transportation choices.
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Steve Singh is quoted in Chris's piece discussing enterprise software growth in recent years and speaks highly of Concur and the second annual The Perfect Trip DevCon event.
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Jesse's article is a short recap of the Air Canada partnership stating: "Corporate travelers will be able to book flights directly using Air Canada's website and apps."
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I actually had forgotten I made this post, and I'm stunned at the number of responses. I guess it's the time of year to talk about winter covers.
I also have to say I'm surprised at this post, and the threads to which it is linked. I guess I'm not "surprised," because these things exist all over the place on the Internet, so "disappointed" might be a better word.
Folks, when dealing with someone's business you need to be careful, and it is downright reckless to condemn a longtime family owned business because one guy posted in detail his view of a particular dispute. I'm not saying that he's right or he's wrong. It reads like he did not have a good experience, and maybe The Canvas Store could have handled it better, but to foster and affirmatively perpetuate the notion that this business is run by a bunch of fraudsters is reckless. I know of no business, NO BUSINESS, that doesn't have dissatisfied customers, and even for good reason. No business gets it right every time.
The Canvas Store in fact is a very reputable company. They have made thousands upon thousands of canvas products, shipped them all over the place, and as far as I can tell they have very few detracters. Again, I'm sure this one guy was dissatisfied, and maybe even correctly so. But that leads to the conclusion, at most, that The Canvas Store did not get it right this time, not that they never get it right, commit fraud, should be reported to the better business bureau, criminally prosecuted, run out of town, lynched, beaten with a wet noodle, etc. Get hold of yourselves.
I have had a fair bit of experience with a number of canvas and sail makers over the years. Certainly not more than anyone else, but enough to consider myself as having experience in the area and the basis for an opinion. My experience with The Canvas Store certainly has been anecdotal, but I'll tell you, The Canvas Store has been pretty much at the top of the list so far for quality, attention to detail, customer service, and timeliness (and price, which is not a plus). They built an entire suite of custom canvas for us, including dodger, bimini, connector piece, cockpit cushions, and full enclosure. And we had them deviate from their normal product in a couple of significant areas. They came to the boat to take measurements, the came back to do the install, they came back to make adjustments, they came back to correct a couple of things that were not exactly right, and they did it all in a matter of weeks. When we had a problem with how the bimini was laying while out on our cruise, they came to the boat, took the bimini, fixed it, brought it back, and reinstalled it. In a day! And with a smile and great attitude to boot.
As for quality, the final product is awesome. We have owned the boat only a few months, but we've gotten more compliments on our canvas than we got for the entire time we owned our last boat (6 years). Again, I'm not saying this other guy is wrong or that TCS didn't screw up his canvas (I really have no way of knowing one way or the other), but think twice before you set about helping to destroy a family business.
MS, no disrespect at all, and sorry if this reads like a rant. I'm sure you were just spreading the word in an effort to help unsuspecting consumers. I just find this kind of witch-hunt thing scary, particularly when it's directed at a small family business.
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The old adage "you get what you pay for" can be very true with canvas products!
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CEBU CITY—Elmer Salvador needs to continue brushing up on his English—what with the way he is playing in the Asean Development Tour Aboitiz Invitational.
The soft-spoken native of Davao returned an eagle-spiked 4-under-par 68 yesterday to zoom to a two-shot lead in the $65,000 event with a Briton from Liverpool stepping up as his newest pursuer after two rounds at soggy Cebu Country Club here.
"Here we go again. Good thing that I practiced my English," Salvador said with a smile when someone from the ADT gave him the phone for an interview for its website, moments after signing a 34-34 card highlighted by his eagle on the 11th and four birdies against two missed green bogeys.
Together with his opening 67, the defending champion Salvador now has a 135 aggregate, two ahead of Ian Keenan, a 37-year-old who has had very little success as a pro but said he likes his chances going into the weekend.
"I was very solid today," Keenan said after shooting six birdies against a lone, three-putt bogey. "If I play my best (in the weekend), somebody will have to beat me."
Keenan calls Hoylake in Liverpool—the site where Phil Mickelson will defend his British Open title next year—his home course and said that he likes the CCC because of its tight layout.
With preferred lies still in effect, the tree-lined layout was again at the mercy of the talented field as nine of those in the Top 10 cracked par with Korean Park Il-hwan shooting a 68 and Anthony Fernando a 70 for 138, three off Salvador.
The only man who returned an over-par score was the American Brian Locke, the first-round leader who double-bogeyed the 17th for a 73 that left him in a four-man group at 139, including the dangerous Angelo Que.
Que, the jolly former Philippine Open champion, shot a 69 with Carl Santos-Ocampo firing a 68 and Australian Danny Tan a 70.
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Tulsa, Oklahoma - On the day that the Tulsa football team met the media at the school's Annual Football Media Day, the Golden Hurricane had its third practice with a two-hour workout Monday morning at Harwell Field.
Head Coach Bill Blankenship came away pleased with the first day in shoulder pads and helmets.
"The first day in pads always changes the whole practice mentality. For the first time you actually see if you can block, hit and be physical," said Blankenship. "In the early part of practice we had our `Tulsa Tough' drill, which is a one-on-one drill with a blocker and running back against a defender. That really set the tone for the entire practice."
"I thought we had a really, really good day - a balance of good offensive big plays, and then certain segments the defense completely dominated. I thought we saw a good give-and-take, and that's what you hope for early, but the intensity level was really high," Blankenship said.
"We got what we expected moving into the first day of pads. We saw was that most of our veteran players, players that had played a lot last year, responded really well. Some of the freshmen, who flashed early in shorts, were a little hesitant today, and that's normal. Hopefully, this practice got them through the shock of wearing pads, and even by the end of practice some of the freshmen we're looking better," said Blankenship.
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Michel Temer
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Michel Temer
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1 January 2011
|Dilma Rousseff
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|President of the Chamber of Deputies
|In office
2 February 2009 – 17 December 2010
|Preceded by
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|Succeeded by
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Michel Miguel Elias Temer Lulia (Portuguese pronunciation: [miˈʃɛw miˈɡɛw eˈliɐs ˈtẽmeɾ luˈliɐ], born September 23, 1940), better known as Michel Temer, is a Brazilian lawyer and politician who has been Vice President of Brazil since January 2011. He took office after standing as the running mate of Workers' Party candidate Dilma Rousseff in the 2010 election.[1] He is also the President of the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, although he is currently suspended from that office to comply with Brazilian Law and to carry out his duties as Vice-President.
He previously served for six consecutive terms as Federal Deputy for the state of São Paulo in the Chamber of Deputies,[2] and on three separate occasions served two-year terms as President of the Chamber (in 1997-1998, 1999-2000 and 2009-2010).[1] Temer was also a member of the 1988 National Constituent Assembly, which promulgated the current Constitution of Brazil.[1]
Biography and career[edit]
Born in Tietê, São Paulo state, Temer holds a doctorate in Law from the Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo. He served as State prosecutor and twice as State Secretary for Public Security, in both capacities working in São Paulo. He is a licensed professor of Constitutional Law at PUC-SP, and has authored numerous books on the subject.
He has five children, including three with his first wife Maria, one resulting from a relationship with a journalist, and one more with current wife Marcela, who is 42 years his junior.
In a TV interview for the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation (May 8, 2010), Temer indicated that his family originates from the town of Btaaboura in Koura District, neighboring the city of Tripoli in Northern Lebanon.[3] Therefore, he is the second Vice President of Brazil of Lebanese origin after José Maria Alkmin.
Temer has been the recipient of various foreign honors, including the Grand Cross of Dannebrog, the Knighthood of the Order of Prince Henry (Grand Officer) and the Légion d'Honneur.[4]
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20 Jun 2005, 01:14pm by Aaron Schatz
With the help of a lot of math, William Krasker looks to answer the question "How valuable is a timeout, anyway?" The basic summary is that the clock-management value of a timeout is not particularly large in most situations, but is still large enough to call into question some of the common uses of timeouts, such as avoiding delay of game or discussing strategy. For a more advanced look, click on the link.
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18 Jun 2005, 11:25pm by P. Ryan Wilson
Congratulations Freddie Mitchell, you're the Chiefs' consolation prize after they couldn't sign Az-Zahir Hakim! Last season FredEx actually had a worse DPAR than Hakim (7.2 to 14.1), and he was well behind Kansas City's wideouts (Kennison - 24.7 and Morton - 19.3). After Vermeil's failed attempt to reform Lawrence Phillips, maybe he didn't want to take a chance on Koren Robinson.
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Reader Noah sends along this link from the Wall Street Journal. Apparently, when players are fined in professional sports for rule-breaking, it's rarely the case that they actually end up paying those fines in full (and in some cases they're fully refunded ... with interest). Between leagues quietly reducing a punishment and agents immediately filing appeals to delay the punishment, it's not surprising that that these perceived penalties don't serve as a deterrent.
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This is why I love Len Pasquarelli: No ready-made NFL stories exist in mid-June, so he comes up with one of his own. He's examined every team's depth chart and reports that only two teams, the Chargers and Bengals, are going into this season with the same five offensive line starters that they had for the majority of last season.
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Every year the Pro Football Writers Association gives its Rozelle Award to the public relations staff that has done the best job during the preceding year. This year the staff of the San Francisco 49ers is one of the five finalists. As you don't need to be remembered, the head of the 49ers staff was, until recently, Kirk Reynolds, who lost his job after his risque training video became public. Thanks to Glenn Stewart for the tip. (Scroll down to the end of the column.)
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17 Jun 2005, 04:14pm by Michael David Smith
In this week's mailbag, Paul Zimmerman revisits the subject of how the Falcons' offense could operate if Mike Vick became a single-wing tailback. I love the idea, but it'll never happen, as Jim Mora seems intent on turning Vick into a dropback passer.
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Nunyo Demasio writes an interesting article in today's Washington Post about Sean Taylor. In it he describes a 22-year old kid who spends much of his time with his mother, in the house he grew up in, near the college he attended. Taylor's rookie year in Washington was his first outside of Miami. According to the story, Taylor was homesick, not upset with his contract, when he didn't report to offeason workouts this spring. Still, people who know Taylor from Miami say he is just as much Dr. Jekyll as Mr. Hyde. (free registration/bugmenot required)
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15 Jun 2005, 10:49pm by P. Ryan Wilson
Well this is a relief. The next time you see an NFL player smuggling dried urine through an airport, or randomly firing a gun outside a bar, don't worry -- it's normal. At least when compared to the country as a whole. Interestingly, Tony Dungy is an amateur criminologist who has been tracking arrests for years. Unfortunately, his model didn't predict Michael Doss getting arrested on gun charges.
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15 Jun 2005, 01:48pm by Michael David Smith
John Madden will join NBC as a game analyst when the network begins televising its newly acquired Sunday night football package in 2006. I was kind of hoping NBC would think outside the box on this one -- bring in someone who's not a big name but has a lot of insight. Instead they go with Madden, still the most famous football broadcaster but a couple of decades past his prime.
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15 Jun 2005, 10:45am by Aaron Schatz
Could a Football Outsiders favorite finally be getting another chance at a starting job? I'd be very interested to see what happens if Engram starts -- will he be as good as his DVOA ratings from the past couple years might indicate, or will he be exposed as someone who only plays well when in a specific, limited role, like Josh Reed or Az Hakim?
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The Vikings need offensive line help, while the Bears, Lions, and Packers have significant defensive concerns.