text:
Remember Nye Bevan's warning ...Simon Hoggart: The prime minister announced a new fleet of nuclear submarines to an almost eerie silence in the Commons.
Front page
An unlikely yet thoroughly deserving winner
In a low-key year, Tomma Abts identified a disquieting, atmospheric and fugitive painted place.
Top p3
Labour backbenchers in move to oust 'patsy' Clwyd as chair of parliamentary partyAnn Clwyd today faces the axe as chair of the parliamentary Labour party when backbenchers attempt to oust her for being a 'government patsy'.
Yard's poison murder investigators face huge extradition obstacle as they arrive in Moscow· Exemption bars trials of citizens beyond borders
· Case damaging relations between UK and Russia
National news p4
Charity hopes to make a real point in virtual game world
The territory of Second Life has been colonised by big business since its launch in 2003, with chain stores, advertising agencies, broadcasters and music festivals all transferring to the 3D online world. Now not-for-profit organisations are targeting it, with Save the Children hoping that charity will not begin at home but instead in a virtual world populated by an array of bizarre characters.
National news p5
Countering nuclear threats and anti-nuclear argumentsDocument makes case for urgent renewal and tries to deter sponsors of terrorism.
Low falloutMichael White: At least Michael Meacher was being consistent when he spoke in the Commons yesterday against renewal of Britain's submarine-based Trident nuclear deterrent.
National news p6
Hidden expense of running new system could double priceThe lifetime costs of Britain's new Trident nuclear deterrent could amount to well over twice the estimated £15-£20bn initial expense of building the system, senior defence officials admitted last night.
'They keep arresting us for breach of the peace. Trident is the breach of the peace'The Trident submarine glided out of the grey drizzle shrouding the hills overlooking the Clyde right on cue yesterday afternoon.
National news p7
Blair to call for Palestine move during US visitTony Blair is to fly to the US tomorrow for talks with President Bush and US congressional leaders to urge America to recommit itself to the wider Middle East peace process, as one way of dampening the near civil war in Iraq.
PeopleRussell Brand | Chris Evans | Bob Geldof | Justin Berfield | Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey | Jason Felts | John Turturro | Jerry Garcia | Frankie Muniz | Ryan Adams | Connie Fisher | Aoife Mulholland | Annette McLaughlin, Ian Kelsey, Julian Sims and Brenda Edwards | Helena Blackman | Abi Finley
Bomb disposal unit called to site of fatal fireworks blast· Firefighters pay tribute to colleagues killed in blaze
· Inquiry into explosion likely to take weeks
National news p8
More than 15,500 civil partnerships prove popularity of legislation· Government may have underestimated demand
· More men than women take advantage of law
Support officer fights for lifeA police community support officer fighting for his life after he was stabbed in the neck in Stalybridge, Greater Manchester.
Third of Ulster schools may face closure or merger as rolls declineAs many as 450 schools in Northern Ireland - more than a third of the total - could face closure or amalgamation because of falling pupil numbers, a government-backed review warned yesterday.
National news p9
Pete Doherty fined for drug possession
The rock star Pete Doherty was yesterday fined £770 for possession of drugs, including crack cocaine, heroin and cannabis.
Would-be settlers will have to pass the Britishness test· Scheme extended to those not seeking citizenship
· Campaigners concerned about 'extra hurdle'
News in briefOfsted gives London good report | Iraq relatives forced to pay for inquest papers | Nurseries call for more cash to fund free places | Pair face jail after hotel prank killed woman, 82 | Pete Doherty fined for drug possession | BMA accuses ministers of breaking database pledge
National news p10
Sweden to Trinidad via multiple disasters: 'Is there an idiot as big as me on this Earth?'Swedish pensioner makes landfall after epic voyage in rickety homemade yacht.
National news p11
Obesity epidemic may trigger 12,000 cancer cases a year
Obesity plays a role in nearly 4% of cancers, including breast and womb tumours, and is believed to be linked to others, such as bowel and kidney cancer, researchers warn.
Why birds sing up when they move to the city
Scientists have found that for birds in particular, city noises can mask the exchange of vital information and prevent males from attracting mates.
National news p12
Video reveals harsh treatment of terror suspectAs trips to the dentist go, it was straightforward: José Padilla needed root canal treatment. But because he was classed as an "enemy combatant" being held without charge in military detention as a suspected terrorist, preparations for the visit were anything but simple.
International news p14
South African 'Houdini' back behind bars after greasy escapeSouth Africa's most-wanted criminal was shot and recaptured yesterday, two weeks after he slid out of a top security prison by greasing himself all over with petroleum jelly to squeeze out of a tiny cell window.
Troops disarm police in FijiFiji's prime minister accused the military of in effect mounting a coup - after troops disarmed the police, surrounded government buildings, and seized official cars from ministers.
Hardliners turn on Ahmadinejad for watching women dancersPresident Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, who flaunts his ideological fervour, has been accused of undermining Iran's Islamic revolution after television footage appeared to show him watching a female song and dance show.
US marine gets 40 years for rapeA US marine was sentenced yesterday to 40 years in prison for raping a Filipino woman. The keenly watched trial had sparked widespread anger at America's military presence in the Philippines.
International news p15
Apocalypto now: Gibson's next big gambleTroubled director relies on word of mouth to sell his obscure new film.
Everydog trots back with Disney shorts revivalThe Goof, as Walt Disney called him, is back. Nearly 50 years after Disney shifted focus from short cartoons to feature-length animation, the company has decided to return to the form.
International news p17
In the heartland of a mysterious enemy, US troops battle to surviveIn the final part of our series, Declan Walsh visits Korengal Valley, an al-Qaida hotspot and insurgents' stronghold.
International news p20
Iran v Saudis in battle of BeirutWorld briefing: Britain and other European countries are now scrabbling to shore up Fouad Siniora's shaky pro-western government in Lebanon, writes Simon Tisdall.
Chávez triumph brings emollient words from USThe Venezuelan president, Hugo Chávez, has vowed to push ahead with his self-styled socialist revolution after being re-elected by a landslide.
International news p21
Don't listen to air industry doom-mongers, ministers told
The government must not perform a U-turn on aviation policy and shelve plans for a third runway at Heathrow, the head of the airport group BAA has warned.
Financial p23
DiaryJon Henley: It is not this column's habit, of course, to make fun of people's names. But allow us to congratulate the Faith Regional Infectious Diseases clinic in north-east Nebraska on the appointment of its new specialist in avian influenza, HIV and early-stage hepatitis C, Dr Pimpawan Boapimp.
I'm all for putting more vehicles on our roads. As long as they're coachesGeorge Monbiot: A better organised, more attractive network could get people around faster, save tonnes of carbon - and cost almost nothing.
Comment & debate p27
The union is safe in the embrace of the Scottish rajTM Devine: Nationalists are cock-a-hoop, but Caledonian achievements south of the border help keep the UK secure.
The Puccini of LowestoftHywel Williams: The classic themes of conscience and dissent breathe fresh life into Benjamin Britten's music.
There has to be equalityIsmail Patel: If Britons can join the Israeli army, those who fight for Palestine can't be treated as terrorists.
Comment & debate p28
Relative valuesMichael Kinsley: The contrast between the president's rhetoric and the Bush family's lifestyle is nauseating.
This is about the defence of Labour, not the countryPolly Toynbee: The decision to replace Trident has nothing to do with Britain's status and all to do with denying the Tories ammunition.
Comment & debate p29
Corrections and clarificationsIn a report headed "This is a good time to strike at the monstrous power of the media", page 37, December 1, we wrongly stated that Clive Goodman had pleaded guilty to bugging two government ministers (David Miliband and David Blunkett), the MP Simon Hughes, a newspaper editor and a string of celebrities.
Country diaryJohn Vallins: Dorset
Why? And why now?Leader: The words 'nuclear deterrent' occur more than any other in the defence white paper published yesterday, but at no point is the document clear about who or what a new generation of British nuclear weapons is intended to deter.
Few tears for the great intimidatorLeader: Outside the depleted ranks of America's neoconservatives, few tears are likely to be shed over John Bolton's resignation as US ambassador to the United Nations.
In praise of ... Bill Nighy
Leader: Lucky the man who has the good fortune to become both a star and a heartthrob at the age of 56.
Editorials & reply p30
Alternatives to Trident renewalLetters: The House of Commons defence committee records that the prime minister and the secretary of state for defence have promised a full and open debate in parliament and in the country at large, on the future of the UK's strategic nuclear deterrent (Report, December 4).
Songs at dawnLetters: I do not know how anyone in the Tory party has the nerve to criticise the government for failing to maintain its commitment to our museums and galleries (Visitor numbers soar at Britain's free museums and galleries, December 2).
Malicious mediaLetters: Aidan White and his federation of journalists have long been integrated with other foreign NGOs that seek to denigrate the government of Hugo Chávez (The press in Venezuela, December 4).
Unfair treatment of vulnerable refugeesLetters: I am not sure how many people know about the recent increase in numbers of women asylum seekers and young children being detained and deported back to countries where they face desperate and limited futures (Centres of barbarism, December 2).
We cannot close the book on historic cases of child abuseResponse: The prosecution of abusers is an important part of their victims' healing process, says Richard Scorer.
Editorials & reply p31
Lionel BryerObituary: Musical idealist whose enthusiasm gave birth to a great European youth orchestra.
Hassan Gouled AptidonObituary: Founding president of independent Djibouti.
Obituaries p32
Other lives: Arthur WicksArthur Wicks
Nina MilkinaObituary: Russian émigré pianist at the forefront of the Mozart 'gold rush'.
Jack WilliamsonObituary: Last of the pulp SF novelists, he overcame chronic writer's block.


text:
Original recipe yields 4 servings
Amount per serving ({{servings}} total)
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ready In
This easy dish was very tasty. I made some substitutions to cut saturated fat. I used olive oil instead of butter and added 2 tablespoons of butter buds. I also used dried tarragon. I double...
This was a great and quick recipe. I did not have rasberry vinger so I used apple. It turned out great. I would make a little extra dressing to sprinkle over fish after it comes out the broli...
This sauce had great flavor - my husband used bread to soak up the leftovers! Very easy, low fat and delicious!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Pre-Trip Planning
Ask questions, post your plans, gather feedback.
Ask questions, post your plans, gather feedback.
|Snow in Colorado
|Hoover Wilderness..Twin Lakes Trailhead to Peeler Lake and Beyond...Need some advice
|Mid-Sept Overnight in RMNP out of Estes Park?
|Iron Mtn. & AT Loop Anybody Done this?
|Birch Creek Mtn. UT
|Cottonwood Lakes to Whitney Portal
|Wind River Range Weather
|Tuolumne to Devils Postpile in late September?
|A word of warning?
|Ideas for late August backpack (9 ish days)
|JMT query: alt route south fr Red's Meadow
|Disappointment :-(
|What if you don't have a permit?
|Sierra Nevada Trails Illustrated Explorer CD-ROM?
|Looking for a great location for a month long hike somewhere in North America
|4-5 nights in the Grand Canyon in November?
|Southern Sierra ideas
|Feedback Needed from the GGG attendees
|Trinity Alps Septemberfest
|Snow conditions in the Winds
|Seeking ride to SHR start
|Climbing Shasta / near Shasta with dog
|Gila east of Silver City
|California SR 108- Condition of Road to Leavitt Lake (Hoover Wilderness)
|Hayduke section in December


text:
- -40%, -50%, -60%, -70%... Découvrez les Soldes Amazon jusqu'au 4 août 2015 inclus. Profitez-en !
- Identifiez-vous sur l'application Amazon sur votre smartphone ou votre tablette pour tenter de gagner un bon de réduction de 500€ !
|Prix Amazon
|Neuf à partir de
|Occasion à partir de
Format Kindle
"Veuillez réessayer"
CD audio, Livre audio, CD, Version intégrale
"Veuillez réessayer"
"Now comes a truly worthwhile look at leadership...this is one of the most important books on leadership in years." (International Herald Tribune, April 2007)
"Now comes a truly worthwhile look at leadership...this is one of the most important books on leadership in years." (International Herald Tribune, April 2007)--Ce texte fait référence à l'édition Relié .
True North offers an opportunity for anyone to transform their leadership path and become the authentic leader they were born to be.
Personal, original, and illuminating stories from Warren Bennis, Sir Adrian Cadbury, George Shultz (former U.S. secretary of state), Charles Schwab, John Whitehead (Cochairman, Goldman Sachs), Anne Mulcahy (CEO, Xerox), Howard Schultz (CEO, Starbucks), Dan Vasella (CEO, Novartis), John Brennan (Chairman, Vanguard), Carol Tome (CFO, Home Depot), Donna Dubinsky (CEO/cofounder, Palm), Alan Horn (President, Warner Brothers), Ann Moore (CEO, Time, Inc.) and many others illustrate the transitions that shape the type of leaders who will thrive in the 21st century.
Bill George (Cambridge, MA) has spent over 30 years in executive leadership positions at Litton, Honeywell, and Medtronic. As CEO of Medtronic, he built the company into the world s leading medical technology company as its market capitalization increased from $1.1 billion to $60 billion. Since 2004, he has been a professor at the Harvard Business School. His 2004 book Authentic Leadership (0–7879–7528–1) was a BusinessWeek bestseller. Peter Sims (San Francisco, CA) established Leadership Perspectives, a course on leadership development at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and cofounded the London office of Summit Partners, a leading investment firm.
Their Web site is www.truenorthleaders.com.--Ce texte fait référence à l'édition Relié .
Détails sur le produit
Souhaitez-vous compléter ou améliorer les informations sur ce produit ? Ou faire modifier les images?
|5 étoiles
|4 étoiles
|3 étoiles
|2 étoiles
|1 étoiles


text:
The 2015 CTC&G Innovation in Design Awards Finalist are Revealed at Ethan Allen
CTC&G Editorial Director D.J. Carey announced the CTC&G Innovation in Design Awards finalists at Ethan Allen in Stamford. Guests had the opportunity to mingle with IDA entrants, explore Ethan Allen's newly renovated showroom and received a copy of Nora Murphy's new book Muses.
The 9th Annual CTC&G Innovation in Design Awards Judging Breakfast
CTC&G hosted its Innovation in Design Awards 9th annual judging breakfast at the Norwalk headquarters. A panel of key influencers in the design community reviewed and judged projects in the following categories: Architecture, Interior Design, Kitchen Design, Bath Design, Landscape Design and Product Design.
C&G Shop The Look Comes to Life at Lillian August with Designer Jennifer O'Reilly
CTC&G launched the newest e-commerce initiative "Shop The Look" with premier partner Lillian August at Lillian August's showroom in Norwalk. Featured designer Jennifer O'Reilly brought the "Shop The Look" page in our magazines to life by re-creating a vignette with the Lillian August creative team.
Hastens' Sleep Spa Boutique in Greenwich Celebrates a Grand Opening
CTC&G's Editorial Director D.J. Carey welcomed guests to the opening of Hästens' newest sleep spa boutique in Greenwich. Guests enjoyed cocktails, Swedish hors d'oeuvres and the soothing sounds of live jazz while testing out Hästens luxurious beds.
CTC&G and NuKitchens Present the Latest Trends in Kitchen and Bath
CTC&G's Editorial Director D.J. Carey presented the latest trends in kitchen and bath design from KBIS at the annual Nukitchens event in South Norwalk. Guests learned about the most innovative kitchen products and technology on the market while enjoying live music, appetizers and cocktails provided by Washington Prime and Organic Vodka.
CTC&G Welcomed Guests for an Inside Look at New Englands First Pure House
CTC&G's Editorial Director D.J. Carey welcomed guests for an inside look at New England's first Pure House located in Westport. Guests were invited to tour the home while Douglas Mcdonald, creator of The Pure House educated attendees on the project and how the house was built with recycled materials creating a safe and environmentally clean home.


text:
I had some bad experiences with aacplusenc, and I'd like to dump that in favor of output.icecast.aacplus().
When I want to use that, it says:
unbound symbol output.icecast.aacplus
What do I need to activate the internal encoder in the 0.9.2 release?
This question was asked before, please search our archive on
mail-archive.com. It has to do with the major changes recently
performed on the SVN (explained in my mail title something like "SVN
usable again"). The short answer is output.icecast(%aac+,...).
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 11:22 AM, polemon <polemon@...> wrote:
> What do I need to activate the internal encoder in the 0.9.2 release?
Sorry, I missing that you're using 0.9.2 (which is a fine thing to do).
Then you should get ocaml-aacplus to compile (it depends on
libaacplus), make sure liquidsoap detects it at configure-time, then
recompile liquidsoap.
-- David


text:
Danielle Ricklefs from Brit Spaugh Zoo will present "Critters in Classrooms" today at noon at the Great Bend Activity Center. Ricklefs, the education coordinator at Great Bend's zoo, will bring a hedgehog and/or other animal ambassadors from the zoo that travel to area classrooms.
The Great Bend Public Works Department will open a gate across the flood control levee system at south Washington Street sometime the Friday afternoon, said City Engineer Rob Winiecke. This is meant to provide access to the Arkansas River for all-terrain and off-road vehicles. Winiecke saod users are advised to be mindful of pedestrians and to stay outside of the fenced areas (including the levees).
The devil is in the details.
Jenny Conn has been named as the new Executive Director for the Russell Area Chamber of Commerce. She will officially begin her duties on April 1.
Dear Editor,
This week's Chamber of Commerce Coffee will be hosted by Pilot Club at the Chamber Conference Room, 1125 Williams, at 9:30 a.m., Thursday. Ambassador in charge will be Nancy Sundahl with greeters AJ Chrest and Marty Steinert. Coffee, refreshments and door prizes will be available.
Most kids who have big dreams picture themselves hitting the winning shot in the big game, doing an imaginary countdown before hoisting toward the backyard basket.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Deep within the Sprint Center, just outside the Kansas locker room, Jayhawks coach Bill Self was holding court after beating North Carolina to advance in the NCAA tournament.
Arizona and Ohio State reaching the West Region's semifinals was not much of a surprise. Both are loaded with talent, have great coaches and were relatively high seeds.
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana athletic director Fred Glass must be ready for the game each time he goes out.
Page 1104 of 2315
More than fifty participants were involved at this week's football camp held at Memorial Stadium. The camp was faciliated by members of the GBHS football team and coaching staff. The three-day camp concludes Wednesday.
PEARLAND, Texas (AP) - Darryl Hamilton, a standout center fielder and a member of the New York Mets team that reached the 2000 World Series, was killed in a murder-suicide in a suburban Houston home, authorities said Monday.
SEATTLE- Royals right-hander Joe Blanton, making another spot start in the injury-riddled rotation, overmatched the Mariners through six-plus innings, and Alcides Escobar delivered three hits as the Royals held off the Mariners, 4-1, on Monday night at Safeco Field.
PRATT- It was a very rewarding Father's Day for the dad's of the Barton Bandits 13U baseball team. Behind exceptional pitching the Bandits successfully defended back-to-back tournament titles at the 2015 Smoky Ford Wood Bat Tournament held this weekend at the Green Sports Complex in Pratt.
HAYS- The Golden Belt swim team recorded a first place finish at last weekend's meet in Hays. Aubrey Snapp placed first in all her events. Cal Dunekack and sister Camryn were standouts as well. Phane Pedigo and Dawson Clark were leaders in the high school boys events. All swimmers improved their times swimming in a 50 meter pool.
There are some very stupid ideas emanating from powerful people and political wannabes.
Poor Jeb.
This week's Chamber of Commerce Coffee will be hosted by Brookdale of Great Bend (Sterling House of Great Bend), 1206 Patton Road, at 9:30 a.m., Thursday. Host will be Scott Donovan with greeters Kevin Sundahl and Claudia Elsen. Coffee, refreshments and door prizes will be available.
Huelskamp staff to host local office hours in Great Bend for Veterans' concerns
Page 16 of 16
Local News
Area Briefs
On the Record
Oil & Gas
News Tips
Archived Articles
Local Sports
Prep Sports
Community College
Pawnee County News
Pawnee County
Pawnee County Briefs
Letter to the Editor
Send Letter to the Editor
Editorial Cartoons
eTribune Subscriptions
Delivery Issue
Change Address
Vacation Stop/Start
Staff Directory
Place Announcements
Barton Community College
Local Life
Club News
Menus and Activities
Photo Galleries
Employment Opportunities
Contact Us