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As far as I can tell, it's been eerily similar -- start out with a flourish and make tall claims about "rebuilding" and "doing it right", which are then swiftly followed by turning around and doing the same old thing, acquiring veteran help from other teams, focusing on the near future and trying to make the playoffs. signing expensive free agents and signing/trading for crappy vets to block the very young talent they claim to want to develop.
Burke has unquestionably the better pedigree of the two, but he's made some truly awful moves so far (Kubina for Exelby is nearly as bad as anything Junior did). I think the biggest problem he has vis a vis a comparison to Junior's strategy is that the Leafs have ALREADY missed the playoffs several years in a row now. If he had taken over after the lockout instead of JFJ maybe things would have been different, but I doubt it.
It's not the fans that don't have the patience for a real rebuild, which is what everybody claims, it's the ownership. And until the ownership changes, we won't see a corresponding change in approach...they say the right things at the inaugural press conference, but their actions are the same old, same old.
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Until Burke begins mortgaging the future for veteran or over the hill talent (Rask for Raycroft, 1st, 2nd, 4th for Toskala, 2nd for Perreault) we can't make that claim yet. Although your comparisons on the vet movement may become valid based on the opening night roster.
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Climate change naysayers may now have to face the writing on the green wall, as lead skeptic scientist Richard Muller recently changed his mind and now believes that global warming is real. Last week, Muller, a respected physicist from Univeristy of California Berkeley and possibly the most outspoken researcher against the existence of global warming, told the Wall Street Journal that he thinks climate change is a reality. Unimpressed with years of international research by highly regarded scientists throughout the world, Muller decided to perform his own experiments and, what do you know, it yielded results showing exactly what climate change believers have been saying for quite a while now.
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GreatEmerald November 1, 2011 at 4:58 pm
True, the debate nowadays is whether or not humans have anything to do with the global warming. Personally I'm not entirely convinced either way. On one hand, CO2 is generally regarded as the main greenhouse gas, and all of the major fluctuations of temperature on Earth also had fluctuations in the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere. Given the use of fossil fuels, a lot of carbon that would otherwise be conserved in the lithosphere is released into the atmosphere. Furthermore, due to heavy deforestation, the amount of autotrophs is rapidly decreasing, leading to less CO2 being converted into solid compounds, not to mention that much of the wood is burned anyway, releasing even more CO2. On the other hand, however, there is the fact that even though we do exploit a lot of fossil fuels, in reality only a small percentage of it is viable for economic use, and Earth's crust sure is big. Changes in the radiation of the Sun, natural temperature fluctuations (including seasonal ones) and even volcanoes can also affect the temperature, and in a completely natural way. So both sides do have valid points, and the problem is that it is nigh impossible to determine which side is right, since we don't have a spare planet to experiment on…
caeman October 28, 2011 at 2:39 pm
A skeptic like me accepted long ago that the temperature of the Earth was increasing. The question that has no been answered sufficiently is the causes. Specifically, for how much are humans responsible? I respect Muller for having been willing to stick his neck out and remain a skeptic until his research was finished. He didn't blow off the skeptic as crazies, or the believers as brain-washed. He simply plowed the numbers and watched what grew. When Mars and Pluto are also experiencing global warming, it is not so simple to say, "Well, of course humans are primarily responsible!" Show me the proof.
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I think it is "Much ado about nothing" . Earth temperature rises and lowers constantly over time. Dinosaurs lived in a hot climate, cold, hot , cold , ice age, hot , hotter , hottest, ice,…..You get the point. I'm not concerned with co2(it is REALLY plant food, therefore OUR food)but only with the other gases (NOx , SO3 ,SO2 , CO…)If we want to be gentler tho the environment we need to use cleaner fuels / better pollutant scrappers , and most importantly apply those technologies to "polluting" countries . So please stop the fuss about CO2 rise and focus on the Ozone layer (not all can afford fancy glasses)
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Interesting. At least he conducted his own experiments, and coming to a conclusion, proving the general consensus. Instead of just blindly arguing against a point, he sought his own answers. More people should be like that. Don't agree with the answers? Find them yourself and see with your own eyes what facts and data will prove.
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Calendar of Letter-Books of the City of London: I, 1400-1422
sworn 21 Nov., the same year. Foreign Weavers: Henry Anelesgippe, Segre ... were take as well by takers and purveyours of the kynges hous as by other wherof no payement was made And of that also that ...
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Appendix: Account of the Chamberlain's Clerk, 1535-6
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century London Record Society, 20
the common cryer's servant 6s.8d.; Thomas Bullice foreign taker 6s.8d.; John a Wood foreign taker 6s.8d.; William Dumkyn beadle of the beggars 13s.4d.; ... Thomas Bullice ...
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Charles II, 1670 & 1671: An Act to prevent Fraudes in the buying and selling of Cattell in Smithfeild and elsewhere.
Statutes of the Realm: Volume 5, 1628-80
the same shall and may be seized by the Bayliffe Toll-taker or other Officer; ... it further enacted That the said Bayliffe Toll taker or other Officer aforesaid shall ... of this present A as aforesaid. XII....
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Close Rolls, Edward II: February 1311
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward II: Volume 1, 1307-1313
corn and other merchandise of strange and foreign merchants in the port ... 3. Berwick on-Tweed. To Walter de Waldeshef, taker of the king's wines
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Close Rolls, Edward III: March 1341
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III: Volume 6, 1341-1343
and John Dymmok. March 8. Langley. To the takers and purveyors of wool in co. ... of wool arrested by Henry de Baa. By K. March 8. Westminster. To the taker ... at the king's request. By p.s. [13776.] March 15....
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Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House, Volume 17, 1605
Index T T. Tailour, Taillour. See Taylor. Taker (Tater), Mr., 70. ... for war in Low Countries, 197198, 200, 640. -, and English foreign trade, ... 463, 513, 602. Tate, William, letters from, 490, 496, 563. Tater...
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Close Rolls, Edward III: February 1341
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward III: Volume 6, 1341-1343
assigned to her there. By p.s. Feb. 8. Langley. To the takers and receivers ... to him, as they had been arrested in divers counties by the takers and purveyors of wool and other ministers of the king, the king...
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Appendix: Outward Fees, 1562-3
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century London Record Society, 20
301.a. To Nicholas Umfrey foreign taker for his fee this year, 1.6s.8d. b. ... under the Foreign Charge and which are probably to be dated 156364, 156465 and 156667
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Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, also known as PREPA, reached a deal with creditors to make a $416 million payment» Read More
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3- The last time Hillary Clinton ran for the White House in 2008, Aaron Levie was too busy building his start-up company to pay much attention to politics. The campaigns of various White House hopefuls are looking to reel in the younger Silicon Valley influencers like Levie who could help raise some money for their candidates and also bring...
ABOARD THE EMPIRE BUILDER, May 28- Its passengers are mostly silver-haired retirees, oil-field workers and a few young families gazing out the windows of Amtrak's least-profitable and third-longest line, rumbling from Chicago through eight states and on to the American West Coast. A coach ticket between Spokane, Washington and Williston, capital of North...
Another top Democrat, Senator Chuck Schumer, said there was strong bipartisan support for a measure to discourage China from currency manipulation that could be part of the "trade promotion authority" legislation that is being considered by the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, April 16- Senior U.S. lawmakers reached agreement on Thursday on the wording of a bill aimed at giving the White House "fast track" authority to negotiate a Pacific trade pact that is central to President Barack Obama's strategic shift toward Asia. The Obama administration announced in late 2009 that it was entering TPP negotiations with Australia,...
WASHINGTON, April 16- Senior U.S. lawmakers reached agreement on Thursday on a bill to give the White House "fast track" authority to negotiate a trade pact with 11 other Pacific nations that is central to President Barack Obama's strategic shift toward Asia. The White House has faced pressure to make progress on the bill ahead of a meeting between Obama and...
House Speaker John Boehner is raising the possibility that the Department of Homeland Security may shut down because of a budget impasse.
The Senate failed to get the 60 votes needed to limit debate, voting 53 to 39 on the measure. The Keystone bill allows Congress to approve TransCanada Corp's project to link Canada's oil sands to refineries on the Gulf Coast. Democrats, who lost control of the Senate as a result of November's elections, flexed their muscles to deliver a message to Majority Leader...
Ted Christie, chief financial officer at low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines, said airlines had "very expensive systems and people thinking about how to maximise revenue, and they should do that regardless of the oil price." Politicians and consumer groups in the United States and Europe have called on airlines to cut fares. And on Jan. 7, as North Sea oil prices hit a...
Sen. Charles Schumer is calling for federal investigations of high airfares, questioning why they're not dropping along with fuel costs.
The first wave of people who had contact with the original Dallas Ebola patient who died were taken off a watch list early Monday.
High-ranking lawmakers from both parties had urged Pierson to resign.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer is proposing legislation to ban 10 flame retardants from upholstered furniture and children's products.
Congress finally returns this week after its long recess and prepares to do what it does best: Absolutely nothing, Politico's Ben White says.
Plenty of behind-the-scenes maneuvering it taking place to get a huge Chobani shipment sent to Sochi for Team USA.
Everyone wants a smartphone, especially muggers. Law enforcement officials are pressuring the industry to require "kill switch" technology.
Surprise! Washington could be slightly less dysfunctional next year. Keep an eye on the debt ceiling, tax reform and mid-term elections. POLITICO's Ben White reports.
Speaker Boehner said that the GOP would offer a temporary increase in the debt ceiling in return for discussions with Obama on the budget and deficit.
Sen. Chuck Schumer warns that if the market thinks these games are going to become routine, another downgrade is possible.
Sen. Charles Schumer, (D-NY), says he will fight to get the longest term debt ceiling deal possible. "It is the right thing to do for the markets, country, and citizens."
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The FDA has ruled that the cancer drug Avastin is no longer approved for treating advanced breast cancer -- but can still be used for other cancers. In a news release, the FDA stated that Avastin "has not been shown to be safe and effective" for treating breast cancer, but that Avastin would stay onRead Full Article
Breast Cancer: Sex and Intimacy
Having a serious illness almost always takes some kind of toll on your sex life. But breast cancer can bring all thoughts of intimacy and sexuality to a screeching halt. Treatments can bring on temporary -- and sometimes permanent -- premature menopause, making intercourse painful. Chemotherapy andRead Full Article
5 Things Young Women Must Know About Breast Cancer
Just a few months before learning that she had breast cancer, Christina Applegate got a shocking insight into the struggles faced by other young women also at high risk for the disease -- and who don't have the resources of a Hollywood celebrity. Because her mother had battled breast cancer and ovarRead Full Article
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In April 2002, when the doctor told us my wife, Chris, had breast cancer, the first two words out of my mouth were "Oh" and a four-letter word. I felt shock and disbelief -- that this kind of thing happens to other people, not to us. I had no idea how I would handle this -- do all the caregiving, plRead Full Article
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Director Patty Jenkins connected naturally to her new short film, Pearl, one of five intertwined vignettes in the Lifetime Original Movies anthology, Five. The film quintet premieres Oct. 10 as part of Lifetime TV's "Stop Breast Cancer for Life" initiative (www.mylifetime.com/my-lifetime-commitment/Read Full Article
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Help Proactively Protect Against Zero-Day Attacks.
Trend Micro To Help Proactively Protect Against Zero-Day Attacks like the recent IE Explorer Exploit
The recent attacks on Google and other large organizations (currently being referred to by others as Aurora, Google Attacks, Hydraq) were a set of carefully orchestrated, sophisticated and highly complex attacks. They comprised malicious threats to all three communication vectors email, web and files, plus most notably, a zero-day vulnerability in Internet Explorer. In order to stay protected, businesses and end users need to deploy proactive vulnerability protection plus cloud-based threat mitigation solutions in order to stay one step ahead of the threat.
We want to let our readers know that Trend Micro can help users proactively block this malicious attack and others like it with or without the out of band patch released by Microsoft yesterday. In addition to business solutions like Trend Micro Intrusion Defense Firewall (a plug-in for OfficeScan)and Trend Micro Deep Security, we also offer a free tool Trend Micro Browser Guard that proactively protects home users by preventing exploits. Browser Guard protects by detecting buffer overflow and heap spray attempts as well as shellcode, thereby protecting users ahead of the threat.
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Butterscotch Fingers
When butter and brown sugar are combined, there's an almost magical transformation into the flavor we know as butterscotch. Here, pecans accentuate the richness.
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- 2.33 c. all-purpose flour
- 0.50 tsp. baking powder
- 0.50 tsp. salt
- 1 c. butter or margarine
- 1 c. packed dark brown sugar
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1 large egg
- 0.75 c. pecans
- On waxed paper, combine flour, baking powder, and salt.
- In large bowl, with mixer at medium speed, beat butter and sugar until creamy, occasionally scraping bowl with rubber spatula. Beat in vanilla, then egg. At low speed, gradually add flour mixture; beat just until blended, occasionally scraping bowl. With spoon, stir in pecans.
- Shape dough into 12-inch by 3 3/4-inch by 1-inch brick. Wrap brick in plastic wrap and refrigerate at least 6 hours or overnight until firm enough to slice. Or place brick in freezer about 2 hours. (If using margarine, freeze brick overnight.)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease large cookie sheet. With sharp knife, cut brick crosswise into 1/8-inch-thick slices. Place slices, 1 inch apart, on cookie sheet. Bake cookies 12 to 14 minutes or until lightly browned around edges. Transfer cookies to wire rack to cool. Repeat with remaining dough.
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Official MPAA Rating: How Do You Know is rated PG-13 for for sexual content and some strong language. Edited For Rerate After Appeal Previously rated R in 2010
Violence: A young boy pushes a girl to the ground. A softball player is hit in the face with a ball. A man is accused of financial crimes. A drunken character falls down the stairs. A father berates and manipulates his son. A woman attempts to hit a man.
Sexual Content: Characters frequently and frankly discuss their sexual escapades including condom use. A couple is shown in bed together (without nudity) on a couple of occasions. Sexual sounds are heard in one scene. A man sings suggestive song lyrics. A man places his hand on a woman's clothed breast while dancing.
Language: The script includes at least two strong sexual expletives along with frequent moderate and mild profanities, scatological slang, crude sexual phrases and terms of Deity.
Alcohol / Drug Use: Social drinking is depicted on several occasions. Some characters become intoxicated as a way to deal with stress.


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Department of Justice Indicts Chinese Hackers: What Next?
It has been a pretty remarkable morning. The Department of Justice has indicted five officers in Unit 61398 of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA)—Wang Dong, Sun Kailiang, Wen Xinyu, Huang Zhenyu, and Gu Chunhui—for hacking into six American companies. The indictment alleges that the five stole trade secrets, information that would be useful to state-owned enterprises in China, and the strategies of American companies that could be useful to a competitor in litigation. Read more »


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'Making a good product, selling a good product and servicing that product properly, while treating customers and employees the way they should be treated" – those are the core principles behind Easy Rest Adjustable Sleep Systems, according to co-founder and Managing Partner Jeff Mowrey.
Mowrey, a 25-year veteran of the adjustable bed business, partnered with equally experienced Mo Maghari in 2006 to bring to market their vision of an adjustable bed, manufactured, sold and serviced by a new kind of company. Since the company took off in 2007, Easy Rest has doubled its employee base and grown its revenue by 40 percent. The key to the company's success is focusing on quality every step of the way. "If you build a good-quality product, you will always win," Maghari notes.
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Burnstad's Market's owners, managers and staff all share a single philosophy when it comes to the store's operation. "We have one belief and focus, and that is exceeding our guests' expectations," says Derek Burnstad, vice president and director of retail operations for the Tomah, Wis.-based grocery store.
This focus – which the family owned company formalized 10 years ago as its official mission statement – influences every single aspect of Burnstad's from hiring and staff development to recent investments in technology and renovations. Every management and staff meeting begins with a recitation of the mission, and all ongoing employee development programs have guest services as a main objective.
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Art Van Furniture feels right at home in Michigan, and that's fitting because the state's largest furniture retailer has been helping customers feel at home for more than 50 years. Thanks to a reputation for quality products and top-notch customer service, the company has been growing consistently for more than five decades and shows no signs of slowing down.
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Founded in 1982, ABS By Allen Schwartz brings the collection to the market every month. ABS By Allen Schwartz is known for its quick response and speed to market, while its namesake has become a well-known designer whose creations have an aesthetic appeal that could translate everywhere for consumers – from street chic to the red carpet. "There is nothing we haven't done or made," Schwartz explains. "We offer a complete fashion lifestyle."
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Pilot Flying J does not take lightly its mission statement of "making life better for America's drivers." The company, formed in 2010 following the merger of longstanding travel center brands Pilot Travel Centers LLC and Flying J. Inc., recently invested more than two years and $200 million dollars to improve its existing travel center facilities and expand its offerings.
"Almost every dime of the capital we've put into our business during the last few years has been in response to our customers asking for something different, better or improved," says Tim Purcell, director of merchandising for the Knoxville, Tenn.-based company.
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Everybody loves a grilled cheese sandwich, but where can you find a gourmet's selection of them? At Murray's Melts, a grilled cheese counter inside Murray's Cheese shop, which claims to be the oldest cheese shop in New York City. A new concept that Murray's Cheese is trying three doors down from its original Bleecker Street location is Murray's Cheese Bar, where some of the hundreds of varieties of cheese it sells can be sampled and consumed on-site with wine and beer.
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Not every retailer strives to instill the tenets of exceptional hospitality into their operations. The Meat House is one company that does. Perhaps that is why the company has grown from its debut in Portsmouth, N.H., in 2003 to more than 30 stores in 11 states, and even more on the way.
"We started out trying to bring a level of customer service to a retail setting that you'd find in a restaurant," co-founder and CEO Justin Rosberg says. "Yes, our origins are as a butcher shop, but we've always operated with a mindset of offering unrivaled hospitality that you can't find in other places."
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As Lawtons Drugs has grown over the past 106 years, the pharmacy retailer has not let its values falter. Instead, the company says it has shown "integrity, commitment to its employees, and a desire to consistently exceed customer expectations in service, value and product selection."
The Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada-based company started operations with a small pharmacy in Newfoundland in 1907. Today, Lawtons Drugs is part of Sobeys Inc. and has grown to more than 80 locations in Atlantic Canada.
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Peace and silence in Nußdorf. Take a relaxing walk across the picturesque town and forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enjoy sunny hours and experience the very special ambiance of Attersee lake in winter, with the majestic Höllengebirge mountains as lovely backdrop.
Try a glass of tasty mulled wine in one of our homey inns and pubs where regional delights and other specialties are served.
Winter at its finest in Nußdorf ...
Let your winter dream come true in the outstanding Attersee holiday region. Peace, silence and unspoilt nature in abundance are waiting for you! Restore new energies in perfect tune with body and soul. Breathe crisp and clean air during a wonderful winter hike and experience genuine Upper Austrian hospitality.
Sports lovers find everything their heart could possibly desire in the Salzkammergut region boasting state-of-the-art ski areas and well-groomed slopes. Some of the Attersee resorts also feature a family´s ski lift!
Let us spoil you with a wide range of culinary delights and traditional dishes. Gourmets are welcome!
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Imagine you are on a perfect holiday, you have plenty of time and you enjoy rest and relaxation right on the shores of the picturesque Attersee lake. Take a refreshing swim in the crystal clear water and dive into absolutely new adventures.
Maybe you would like to try surfing or sailing? No problem, simply contact the region´s water sports schools. Marked cycling paths are waiting for all sports fans: for example the exciting "tour de lac" trail leading around Attersee lake.
Nußdorf is trailhead of an infinite number of walking paths and hiking trails to the breathtaking woods and forests in the surrounding nature parks.
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Towne House Apartments offers one and two bedroom apartment homes for rent in Quincy, Massachusetts. Great location, close to MTBA. We offer great amenities such as a newly renovated gym on site and a pool. Office manager on site, great maintenance program and much more!
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24 Jul 2013 15:17 GMT | Sport, Football, France
Liverpool owner John W. Henry questioned whether Arsenal were on drugs Wednesday after they made a renewed bid to sign top striker Luis Suarez."What do you think they're smoking over there at Emirates?" Tweeted the American businessman, after Arsenal reportedly offered $61 million for the Uruguayan star.
Liverpool rank Suarez, the Premier League's second top-scorer last season with 23 goals, in the same category as Edinson Cavani, who joined France's Paris Saint Germain for $84 million.According to British reports, Arsenal's offer of over $60 million triggers a clause in Suarez's contract which says Liverpool must consider the bid and inform the player.
I didn't say we would sell him. I said that every player has a value and a worth. Doesn't mean you've got to sell them
Brendan Rodgers, Liverpool manager
It was not clear whether Henry was scoffing at Arsenal's attempt to sign Suarez from a rival club, or at the amount they are offering.Suarez joined Liverpool in Melbourne during their pre-season tour on Sunday and appeared during Wednesday's sell-out friendly at the 95,000-seat Melbourne Cricket Ground. The Reds ended up 2-0 victors against A-League side Melbourne Victory.It was Suarez' first game since being handed a 10-match ban for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic in April. Suarez will miss the start of the Premier League season because of the ban.The Uruguayan made an immediate impact, culminating in a deft pass for newly-signed striker Iago Aspas' stoppage time goal moments before the final whistle.
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard said he had been working to convince Suarez to stay at the club since he flew in from Montevideo, telling him there's "a lot of love" for him at Liverpool."He is still a Liverpool player," the club captain told The Australian newspaper.Suarez, 26, has made clear he is keen to play Champions League football. But manager Brendan Rodgers said he was in 'great spirits' as he joined his team-mates.Asked this week whether he expected Suarez to remain at Liverpool, Rodgers said: "Yes, very much so."He added that he was relaxed about the Suarez speculation, saying "the bottom line is he is employed by the club"."He's an integral part of the squad. He's arrived in great spirits," Rodgers said.Pressed on what would be the price-tag for Suarez, Rodgers replied: "I didn't say we would sell him. I said that every player has a value and a worth. Doesn't mean you've got to sell them."
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Sorry for being so blunt, but I have not pooped, really pooped in about 4 days! Just had a two cups of prune juice a few hours ago, and bam! Shit works like a charm:) Just in case any of you are having problems with this, I highly recommend it!
Thank you, prune juice!
Thanks! Things haven't been moving along like normal! Will get some asap!
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I have to say, I feel like a million bucks;)
EDD: February 27, 2012
What does it taste like? I could def use some help in the bathroom area but I've never had prune juice and I'm terrified of what it might taste like. Just thinking about drinking it kinda makes me gag.
You know what, it's not that bad. The kind that I got is also mixed with another plum and some other berry. I don't thinkI could do it either if it was just the prune juice.
EDD: February 27, 2012
lol awesome thanks... i'll go look for some kind off mixture... esp if it works that fast. i don't like waiting lol
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Glad I could make you ladies laugh. I actually went again since I posted this. It was a revelation. I'm usually very regular, we're talking about 3 times a day normally. However, these past two weeks, I have seriously slowed down. It's been uncomfortable to say the least. I'm on cloud nine right now;) I would recommend just taking one 8 oz glass first and wait and see how that works. I was so frustrated, I drank two 8 oz glasses about 3 hours ago now, and it worked that fast, naturally.
EDD: February 27, 2012
I had that problem with my first son. Prune juice always works. If you warm it up you only need maybe a half cup or cup :)
What also worked for me spinach if you like it like I do it was not a problem to eat, but you have to drink the juice as well.


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Star Trek Federation: The First 150 Years
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Re: Star Trek Federation: The First 150 Years
Pardon the bump, but I finally got a copy of
The First 150 Years
(just the hardcover, and it doesn't include the foldout sheets that came with the full version). Now, there was plenty of conversation above about how this book took a different approach to things than the novel continuity, but it covers a lot of periods of Trek history that the novels haven't delved into that much, so I thought it'd be interesting to see how much of it might be compatible with the novelverse, or at least reconcilable with a little fudging.
The prologue conflicts with the novels on the specifics of the Eugenics Wars (covered in the EW novels) and World War III and Cochrane's work (covered in
The Sundered
). But that's only about the first 20-25 percent of the prologue. The rest has no major conflicts, just a few minor detail differences, like when United Earth was founded and where Terra Nova was (the book uses 61 Cygni, which is usually accepted as Tellar's home star). Also the details and timing of Alpha Centauri's colonization are different from what I stated in
A Choice of Futures
, and the book consistently uses "Proxima Centauri" as interchangeable with "Alpha Centauri," which it really isn't -- it's kind of like saying "Hawaii" when you mean "United States."
Chapter I is mostly recapping
, so it's almost entirely conflict-free. It differs with
A Choice of Futures
on the origins of the Vulcan/Andorian conflict, but I can see a way of reconciling the two versions. It also claims the Romulan diaspora had warp drive, differing from the usual novelverse version, but that's a passing reference. The biggest -- and oddest -- problem is the February 3, 2153 date given for the Xindi attack, which contradicts the canonical March 1 and March 21 log dates in "Regeneration" and "Bounty" (the novels put the attack on March 22).
Chapter II, on the other hand, presents a version of the Romulan War that's pretty much completely irreconcilable with the ENT novels. I was wondering if there might be some details that could be interwoven, each one filling in gaps the other didn't cover; but unfortunately they mostly cover the same ground in different ways, like disagreeing on what event instigated the war, whether the Coalition had a mutual-defense pact, who the praetor was (Gileus vs. D'deridex), where Starbase 1 was and when it was attacked (Algeron in '56 vs. Berengaria VII in '55), when Sol was invaded ('58 vs. '60), who commanded Starfleet (Douglas vs. Gardner), whether Gardner survived the war, etc., as well as the previously mentioned discrepancy about what ship Bryce Shumar commanded and when. So there's essentially nothing that can be reconciled. The one coincidental correspondence, surprisingly, is that both F150Y and the novelverse have
lost in May 2156, only 8 days apart, though in totally different ways.
Chapter III is the one that's of most interest to me, since it's overlapping with
Rise of the Federation
. Luckily for me, it doesn't say much about the period I'm covering, so there's not a lot of conflict. Its version of the
ships and their experiences doesn't mesh with the novelverse, since for some reason the novels established that the
class existed before the NX class. But what it says about the class being launched in 2162 could be retconned as the class being upgraded to Warp-7 engines in '62, and that would fit pretty well with the novel version. Although it has Malcolm Reed in command of the
, not the
as in my novels. (Although we both agreed that he did become a starship captain.) Other than that, though, there are no major inconsistencies with what the novels have established to date, though it remains to be seen whether that will continue to be the case.
Chapter IV, which covers the TOS era, naturally overlaps with and disagrees with a fair amount of what's in the books. Its version of the events around "Errand of Mercy" and the Organian Treaty, including who the UFP president and Klingon chancellor were at the time, differs from the novels, as does its treatment of Nimbus III (whose founding it attributes to Robert Fox instead of Jetanien). It doesn't quite agree with the books' version of what led to "Balance of Terror," but they could be reconcilable. The name Praetor Varus could simply be a variant transliteration of the novels' Praetor Vrax, and the history given in F150Y could be a deliberate smokescreen to cover up the events in the Taurus Reach. More generally, aside from a few small details (like Arne Darvin's real name and the specifics of the Great Tribble Hunt), the chapter seems mostly reconcilable with the current novelverse, though it differs from some earlier books on its treatment of things like Tarsus IV and the Axanar peace mission.
Chapter V, covering the movie era, is mostly compatible with the novelverse, with the one main discrepancy being that it has President Roth still alive as late as 2293, whereas
Articles of the Federation
says he died in '88. Although it's interesting that it uses the name Hiram Roth, which was coined in
-- as well as novel-originating names like Ra-ghoratreii, Kamarag, Lance Cartwright, and William Smillie. This is the one chapter that seems to derive anything at all from the novels.
Overall, then, it seems that F150Y and the novelverse are largely reconcilable except for anything involving wars: the Eugenics Wars, WWIII, the Earth-Romulan War, and the brief Federation-Klingon War. Otherwise, there are relatively few major discrepancies, and many of the inconsistencies could be reconciled with a little creativity. So I wouldn't be surprised to see concepts from this book showing up in future novels. Although I wouldn't be surprised to see other concepts from it contradicted in future novels.
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Synthetic X-ray spectra for simulations of the dynamics of an accretion flow irradiated by a quasar
Article first published online: 17 OCT 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2012.21816.x
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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
Volume 426, Issue 4, pages 2859–2869, 11 November 2012
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Sim, S. A., Proga, D., Kurosawa, R., Long, K. S., Miller, L. and Turner, T. J. (2012), Synthetic X-ray spectra for simulations of the dynamics of an accretion flow irradiated by a quasar. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 426: 2859–2869. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2012.21816.x
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- methods: numerical;
- galaxies: active;
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Ultraviolet and X-ray observations show evidence of outflowing gas around many active galactic nuclei. It has been proposed that some of these outflows are driven off gas infalling towards the central supermassive black hole. We perform radiative transfer calculations to compute the gas ionization state and the emergent X-ray spectra for both two- and three-dimensional (3D) hydrodynamical simulations of this outflow-from-inflow scenario. By comparison with observations, our results can be used to test the theoretical models and guide future numerical simulations. We predict both absorption and emission features, most of which are formed in a polar funnel of relatively dense (10−20–10−18 g cm−3) outflowing gas. This outflow causes strong absorption for observer orientation angles of ≲35°. Particularly in 3D, the strength of this absorption varies significantly for different lines of sight owing to the fragmentary structure of the gas flow. Although infalling material occupies a large fraction of the simulation volume, we do not find that it imprints strong absorption features in the X-ray spectra since the ionization state is predicted to be very high. Thus, an absence of observed inflow absorption features does not exclude the models. The main spectroscopic consequence of the infalling gas is a Compton-scattered continuum component that partially re-fills the absorption features caused by the outflowing polar funnel. Fluorescence and scattering in the outflow are predicted to give rise to several emission features including a multicomponent Fe Kα emission complex for all observer orientations. For the hydrodynamical simulations considered, we predict both ionization states and column densities for the outflowing gas that are too high to be quantitatively consistent with well-observed X-ray absorption systems. Nevertheless, our results are qualitatively encouraging and further exploration of the model parameter space is warranted. Higher resolution hydrodynamic simulations are needed to determine whether the outflows fragment on scales unresolved in our current study, which may yield the denser lower ionization material that could reconcile the models and the observations.


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A quirky challenge dreamt up by two teenagers to raise money for charity has won praise from two of the country's top politicians.
Yoel Rosen and Raphael Spitzer, who go to Hasmonean Boys School, in Holders Hill Road, Hendon, are taking part in this year's Wings of Hope Challenge.
The two Year 9 pupils visited all 283 tube stations in London to help raise money for underprivileged children who cannot read or write in Malawi.
The duo received letters from both Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne and Education Secretary Michael Gove congratulating them on their success.
Yoel, 14, decided to write to the cabinet members to raise awareness about their campaign, which they have called Right2Write.
In his response, Mr Osborne said: "Yoel has found a fun way of fundraising by visiting every single tube station in London.
"Wings of Hope is a fantastic charity. The Wings of Hope achievement awards are a great way to get UK school children involved."
Yoel said: "I am extremely pleased to have received their approval. I believe strongly education is an entitlement as opposed to a privilege."
The Wings of Hope scheme gives one fundraising team the opportunity to travel to India to meet the children they are trying to help and see the impact the money has had on their lives.
They have so fair raised £760 by selling wristbands and holding a non-school uniform day at their school.
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I have a lot of respect for the young Edgware volunteers who worked hard all day to improve the Stonegrove estate's communal garden (see "Young volunteers help clear out community centre and gardens on Edgware estate", 23 March). But I have little respect for teenagers who raise money for charity by soliciting sponsorship for a fun project that benefits no one but themselves.
Well done, Stonegrove Estates Youth Project! But why couldn't the Hasmonean boys have done some equally useful hard work to raise money for charity, rather than just being sponsored for a jolly day out and then boasting about it to cabinet members?
Well done, Stonegrove Estates Youth Project! But why couldn't the Hasmonean boys have done some equally useful hard work to raise money for charity, rather than just being sponsored for a jolly day out and then boasting about it to cabinet members?


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The crepes here are fantastic and filling. There are a number of savoury and sweet crepes with numerous fillings. Delicious buckwheat crepes too.
I went to Verbier, Switzerland on a school trip and we spent most of our days there. The service was excellent the crepes introduce you to a whole new flavor, it's like taking a bite of every combined part of Switzerland, there are a number of savoury and sweet dishes at a low price served by friendly waiters. They should...
My kids and I visitied here every day after the ski club ended and they loved the place. Friendly and accomodating staff, quite rapid table turnover so little waiting (if at all). Large range of crepes and the ones we ordered were all good. Cash only.
Tasty, quick served food and the best coffee in Verbier. However rather unpleasant, unfriendly service. Over all impressed.
A quick bite with quick service at a Verbier institution. The crepes are delicious, but remember to bring cash; they don't accept cards.
Best cappuccino (Nespresso!) in Verbier has made us regular customers. Once in a while we add a crepe. Delicious!
Great la Parisian buckwheat crepe. Crepes are average priced compared to crepes offered at sit down restaurants in France. This way by far our most inexpensive meal in Verbier. Staff is very friendly and made for an enjoyable experience.
This restaurant is exclusively devoted to crepes, both savory and sweet. They are superb. Try La Reine, wth wild mushrooms and cheese, my favorite. The restaurant is small, and it's not for people in a rush, but if you go once, you will go back again.
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Tried it in the morning and again late one afternoon
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