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Left 4 Dead Xbox 360 Cheats
- Game: Left 4 Dead
- Game Description: Left 4 Dead game mainly focuses on teamwork and cooperation. Basically it is a first person shooter game and it is available for windows based personnel computer and Xbox 360. The Xbox 360 version of the Left 4 Dead has the same features and mode as PC version. Matchmaking system is also available for online game in this version. Colored outline of players are visible through walls that helps to control their movement. The player who is playing as a first person can take control of survivors. In advanced and expert modes of this game, friendly fire is turned on. Friendly fire is not activated in easy mode of the game. Quick menus manage the voice commands that help in communication between survivors. The whole game is divided in four scenarios and each scenario has been divided in several sections. "Boss infected" can also give some special command like the Tank's throw, Smoker's tongue-choke, Boomer's vomit and Hunter's pounce. With next generation, AI for survivors and superior graphics Left 4 Dead is set to revolutionize the gaming world.
Easy Crowned Achievement cheat for Left 4 Dead on Xbox 360
When you find a witch turn your flashlight off and run towards her with a shotgun, (the auto shotgun is best incase it doesn't work).
When she stands up unload a round into her head, if you're worried about getting knocked down just shoot a number of times.
As long as you are close enough, the first shot should hit her in the head and kill her.
Game Name: Left 4 Dead
Cheat Name: Easy Crowned Achievement
Submited by: ULT3MATUM on Tue, 09th December 2008 07:41 AM
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Three years ago I called the Downing Street press office and asked whether they would be interested in helping us assess how green No 10 was.
We wanted to produce a graphic highlighting areas where the buildings were environmentally friendly and those where they were not (we had a hunch Downing Street was probably not that green).
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Since then, though, things have changed and over the last year or so No 10 and the prime minister's official retreat, Chequers, have started environmental revamps. Downing Street revealed today that 75% of No 10's lightbulbs are now energy-saving ones, and the light that hangs over the famous black front door was changed to one of these just this week. Continue reading...
John Profumo, who was at the centre of the most sensational sex and security scandal of the 20th century, has died aged 91. Photograph: PAJohn Profumo will be remembered for three things, writes Martin Kettle.
First and most obviously, for the eponymous Profumo affair, which rocked Britain in that long-ago watershed year of 1963; second, and by the time of his death almost as famously, for the long years of old-fashioned anonymous penance which followed quietly in London's East End; and, third....?
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The GMB has a brilliant record as a campaigning union and exposing injustice in the labour market, writes David Hencke.
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THE fifth round of the AMCA British Motocross Championship is being held at Branston tomorrow.
Motocross is an adrenalin pumping discipline in off-road motorcycle sport, with 36 riders on specially adapted bikes and dressed in multi-coloured protective clothing contesting a series of races over a marked circuit.
Tomorrow's event is being promoted by the Burntwood MXC, in conjunction with the AMCA, which is the largest controlling organisation for off-road motorcycle sport in the UK.
This particular major national series provides racing over seven rounds, with riders competing in two classes – MX1 for bikes with an engine size greater than 250cc and MX2 for bikes with an engine size smaller than 249cc.
As well as the super motocross racing, there will be refreshment stalls and motocross-related retailers on site.
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We would like to add our voices to the many accolades Le Fabe has received. It is truly a great find.
We arrived around noon, after a very long flight and then a self-inflicted long walk towing our luggage, to be greeted by Alex, who refused to conduct any business until he'd given us something to drink and the chance to catch our breath. Once we'd had a moment to recover, Alex informed us that, as he'd known we were going to be coming early, our room was ready (2 hours before official 'check-in' time and we'd been given a complimentary upgrade to a larger room. What a great start to a very comfortable and welcoming stay at this small, boutique hotel.
The hotel itself is very nice...small and tucked onto a corner of the street in an interesting little neighborhood. It was easy to find and very close to a couple of Metro stops...which came in very handy as we came back very late one night.
Our room was wonderful. Modern, very clean, and well laid out. Though not huge, it was certainly comfortably sized for the two of us. The bathroom was very nice. We were on the third floor and had a French Balcony (essentially an opening window with a small ledge and protective railing) that we left open much of the time we were in the room. Cathy even sat out on the ledge for a time, just absorbing the sights and sounds of our little Paris neighborhood.
The breakfast was fine...a good assortment of fresh breads, pastries and fruit and some very tasty juices. It provided, for a very reasonable price (Paris-wise), a great start to the morning and its convenience can't be beat.
Overall, the friendly and attentive staff, the cleanliness, the comfort, and the convenience of Le Fabe, combined with its very reasonable price (again Paris-wise) mean that it will be our 'home away from home' for any of our future trips to Paris.
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The staff were very friendly and extrememly helpful with transport and attractions.
Highly recommended.
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Joe Johnson destined to be a Knick?
Mar 12, 2010, 10:02 AM EDT
Outside of area newspaper columnists who dream of how much easier this would make their jobs, nobody thinks the New York Knicks are getting LeBron James this summer. Dwyane Wade is out, too.
So what is Plan B? Joe Johnson?
There is a growing sentiment among opposing team executives that at the very least the Knicks will sign Atlanta's Joe Johnson, whose agent, Arn Tellem, orchestrated the Tracy McGrady trade to the Knicks and has been friends with Walsh for 20 years. It's called a "wink-wink deal," and even though it is against NBA rules, the practice does exist and is nearly impossible to police.
"I think that's a done deal," said one Eastern Conference GM.
If Walsh can't land either James or Dwyane Wade but ends up with Johnson, another option is luring Toronto's Chris Bosh in a sign-and-trade. Sources claim the Raptors would be open to such a deal if it included David Lee.
Joe Johnson is an All-Star player — and he is not the guy you rebuild around. A shooting guard at age 29 (next season) is usually just a year or two away from the down slope of their career. Bosh, on the other hand, is a legit big signing.
But how good would a Bosh/Johnson and "whatever is left on the Knicks roster after David Lee is gone" team going to be? Seven seed? Is that really rebuilding for the long haul? Walsh better hope the Yankees do something to dominate the back page of the Post this summer, because if it is Bosh and Johnson it could be a long hot one in New York.
- paul - Mar 12, 2010 at 11:55 AM
How is a Johnson/Bosh combo on the Knicks only a 7 seed??? Thats a better combo than the Hawks have right now, yet the hawks are far better than a 7 seed type team in the east. You can't honestly think that little of Wil Chandler and Gallinari–and you are completely discounting the possibility of other moves the Knicks might make to add to the roster, an the fact that they will have another big expiring contract in Eddy Curry, which could be huge trade bait this summer or into next season, or if not, will open up another huge chuck of change to go after FAs in 2011–which coincidentally includes hometown boy Carmelo Anthony. Any way you slice it, the Knicks are in a great position right now, yet everyone seems to want to shoot down what they are trying to do. Tell me, what was the other option?? Trying to win a championship while in salary cap hell, with Steph Marbury, Zach Randolph and Jamal Crawford?? C'mon now. We've already seen how that worked for the Knicks
- paul - Mar 12, 2010 at 12:21 PM
… also, who the hell cares if sports journalists and bloggers think Lebron won't go to the Knicks. What matters is what Lebron thinks, and no one seems to know exactly what he is thinking. Therefore, it seems that all the speculation about him going or staying is just that–speculation. Either Lebron refused to sign an extension with CLeveland simply to keep management and ownership on their toes and keep them improving the team–OR–he truly wants to test the waters of free agency, which would mean the Knicks have to at least be in a a position to bring him in. Donnie Walsh has provided that. Now it's just a matter of what Lebron wants to do and how Cleveland finishes the season. And please lets stop acting as if his application for a number change proves anything. He could simply be preparing for the POSSIBILITY that he comes back to Cleveland next season.
- jimmy hendrix - Mar 13, 2010 at 11:39 PM
thats not a 7 seed u dumbass
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The HTC One (M8) is now on sale, and soon, it will be joined by the Samsung Galaxy S5. Along with the iPhone 5s, consumers will soon have quite a few top devices to choose from.
Here's how the three devices stack up.
Users who simply want the largest screen possible should go with the Galaxy S5. The Samsung device features a 5.1-inch, full 1080p HD screen. In second place is the HTC One (M8), which features a slightly smaller, 5-inch 1080p HD screen.
The iPhone 5s is much smaller than its rivals, with just a 4-inch high-resolution Retina screen.
Price and availability
For now, getting the iPhone 5s is much easier than getting the GS5 or the One (M8). The Apple device came out last September, so it's available widely. A 16-gigabyte version of the gadget normally retails for $199.99, with a two-year contract but it's not hard to find an iPhone 5s for less than that -- Best Buy and Wal-Mart often have it on discount.
The HTC One (M8) is on sale online through AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and Best Buy, but until April 9, only Verizon will sell the device in stores. T-Mobile will begin selling the Taiwanese phone in stores and online on April 11. A One (M8) with 32 gigabytes of storage normally retails for $199.99, but most carriers offer monthly payment plans as well.
Customers can preorder the GS5 from AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile, but it won't arrive until April. Verizon is also set to carry the device but has not when it will begin selling it. The GS5 comes with 16 GB of storage and normally retails for $199.99 with a two-year contract but can also be purchased with monthly payment plans.
Users who want the slimmest phone will want to get the iPhone 5s, which is 0.3-inches thick. That's followed by the 0.32-inch thick GS5 and the 0.37-inch thick HTC One (M8).
The iPhone 5s is also the lightest of the three, weighing 0.25 pounds. Meanwhile, the GS5 weighs 0.32 pounds and the HTC One (M8) comes in at 0.35 pounds.
The HTC One (M8) has a very unique situation when it comes to its camera. The device actually sports three: one on the front and two on its back, including the main lens which captures images with HTC's UltraPixel technology.
The two cameras on the back, meanwhile, work together to let users capture depth in their photos. HTC also claims that the Duo Camera, as the pair of back cameras is formally called, also makes it possible for users to refocus their photos after they have already been shot.
In terms of megapixels, the GS5 is the winner. It sports a 16-megapixel rear camera. Samsung also boasts about the camera's ability to quickly focus on its subjects
On paper, the iPhone 5s features the least exciting rear camera, offering just eight megapixels. When it was announced, Apple marketed the camera's ability to quickly shoot multiple photos and shoot video in slow motion, but those features are also available on the GS5 and HTC One (M8).
The HTC One (M8) is powered by a 2.3-gigahertz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor while the GS5 has a slightly more powerful 2.5-gigahertz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor.


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SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Interim results of the Phase II XeNA (Xeloda in NeoAdjuvant) trial suggest that the combination of oral Xeloda(R) (capecitabine) and Taxotere(R) (docetaxel), with the addition of Herceptin(R) (trastuzumab) in HER2-positive patients, may be an active and well-tolerated neoadjuvant (pre-surgical) treatment option for women with invasive breast cancer. These data were presented today at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS).
In the multi-center, open-label trial -- designed to investigate the activity of a short non-anthracycline-based preoperative treatment for early breast cancer in both HER2-negative and HER2-positive patients -- promising results were achieved after only four cycles of pre-surgical treatment as compared to the standard eight cycles. The majority of the 156 patients responded to the Xeloda-based therapy regardless of HER2 status, and both patient groups experienced a clinically significant reduction in tumor size.
"These early XeNA trial results highlight the potential of the Xeloda/Taxotere combination, with Herceptin for HER2-positive patients, to provide an effective and safe treatment option in a shorter period of time before surgery among patients with invasive breast cancer," said Dr. Debu Tripathy, lead investigator of the XeNA trial and Professor of Medicine and Director of the Komen/UT Southwestern Breast Cancer Research Program at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. "While these findings warrant additional studies, the real-world impact of the reduction in tumor size could translate into the difference between a lumpectomy instead of a more drastic mastectomy."
In the interim analysis, following four treatment cycles, the
combination of Xeloda, Taxotere and Herceptin in HER2-positive patients
resulted in a 73 percent clinical response rate (complete and partial
response) and a 50 percent pathologic response (pathologic complete
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Atlanta Medical Center comprises of 2 acute care hospitals with a total of 762 beds, Atlanta Medical Center and Atlanta Medical Center South. We are an organization that has a Culture of Caring. If you are in your profession because you care about your patients, you care about quality, you care about customer service and you take pride in working hard to get the job done; then consider joining the Atlanta Medical Center family. Atlanta Medical Center is a 460 bed, Level I Trauma Center that offers a very fast paced work environment with a wide variety of patient diagnosis. Atlanta Medical Center - South is a 302 bed community hospital with a friendly "family" atmosphere. So whether you're looking for a community hospital or a large teaching hospital environment, Atlanta Medical Center has a hospital for you!
Atlanta Medical Center South is located in East Point, GA and has been an integral part of providing for the medical needs of South Fulton, Coweta, Fayette, Clayton and Douglas communities since 1963. Atlanta Medical Center South has earned the following distinctions:
CIGNA quality designation for Heart Failure (2010)
Gold Seal of Approval from the Joint Commission for Advanced Primary Stroke Centers
American Heart Association's Get with the Guidelines: Silver in Coronary Heart Disease
American Diabetics Association Education Recognition certificate for a quality diabetes self-management education program
Atlanta Medical Center, formerly Georgia Baptist Medical Center, is a 467-bed Regional Level I Trauma teaching facility sprawled across two city blocks near the heart of downtown Atlanta. Accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, Atlanta Medical Center has an esteemed tradition of commitment to excellence in patient care and service to the community.
We are an employer of choice as well as a leader in healthcare. In 2011, Atlanta Medical Center was 1 of only 8 Tenet hospitals to receive Tenet's elite Circle of Excellence award and we were also named as one of the Top Work Places by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. AMC received the Circle of Excellence award in 2010, 2006 and 2005 as well. In 2008, Atlanta Medical Center was named as one of the Top Ten Best Places to Work by the Atlanta Magazine. This ranking placed AMC as the highest in the healthcare industry. AMC was named as one of the Best Places to Make a Difference by the Atlanta Magazine in 2004. The Atlanta Business Chronicle named Atlanta Medical Center as one of the Top Five Best Places to Work in Atlanta in 2003 and in 2002 we tied for First Place as the Best Place to Work in Atlanta by the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
Atlanta Medical Center is also highly committed to providing quality services to our patients. We hold the following designations:
Bariatric Center of Excellence
Gold Plus Stroke Center (the 1^st in Georgia)
American Heart Association's Get with the Guidelines: Gold in Heart Failure
American Heart Association's Get with the Guidelines: Gold in Coronary Artery Disease
American Stroke Association's Get with the Guidelines: Gold in Stroke
2011 "Top Performer on Key Quality Measures" recognition from Joint Commission (1 of only 405 hospitals nationwide to receive this honor - 1 of only 162 hospitals nationwide to receive recognition in all four major measure sets)
AMC has a 96.5% quality rating (which exceeds state and national averages) and is a regional Level I Trauma Center that receives patients from 67 other hospitals.
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This week we recap 10 recent rundowns from various Weekly Single Recaps in light of the fact there weren't enough new releases to profile this week. We hope you enjoy this look back at some recently profiled new singles and chart hits.
Chris Young – "I Can Take It From There"
The melody of the opening track to Neon is pretty much stock and trade of most mainstream country studio sessions of the past 10-15 years but that doesn't mean this is a bad song for any song that has Chris Young singing is gonna rise above the pack. Quite simply, Chris Young has one of the best, purest voices in country music. He not only can sing, he can sang. This is one of the best vocals on Neon and was a very smart follow-up to the disappointing Top 20 success of the album's title track (after 5 consecutive #1 hits). This one should be at least a Top 10 hit and it will carry fans and Chris through the spring where he'll be able to release a lead single from his fourth album sometime in 2013′s summertime.
Little Big Town – Tornado
Their streak will continue after "Pontoon" became the career-defining hit for the vocal quartet. Tornado is a lyrical gem and a downright awesome song with really interesting percussion and the vocal effects the group does are simply unmatched. Add everything up here and we have another cool little song from a band who deserves ALL Of the success and accolades they are getting.
Zac Brown Band – "Goodbye In Her Eyes"
I was saddened when "The Wind" didn't do better than scrape the Top 10 but sadly, it seems that mainstream radio doesn't take too kindly to actual Country jams being played on Country radio stations. This song is as smooth as a glass of aged single barrel southern bourbon and I'd be very shocked if the lyrically interesting, smart song doesn't make it to the Top 10 or join all the band's other hits in the Top 2 area.
Justin Moore – "Til My Last Day"
There certainly is an appeal to Justin Moore when he releases songs like "Bait A Hook" and "Backwoods" but let's be honest here. Justin Moore's much better when he sings songs like #1 hits "Small Town USA," "If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away" and "Til' My Last Day," easily one of the best tracks off of his nearly Gold sophomore album Outlaws Like Me. "Til' My Last Day" is an up-tempo ballad which finds the Arkansan's natural twang guiding a sweetly romantic song that just sounds good coming out of the radio speakers. I get that Justin Moore loves to show his 'redneck side' and that certainly has its appeal in concert but for radio hits, I hope to hear more of songs like "Til' My Last Day" and less of the 'bravado'. And given the success of "Small Town USA" and "If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away," so does radio and, most importantly, a majority of the fans. Update: The single is one of his fastest-sellers and has taken-off digitally while also helping Outlaws Like Me experience a sales spike. The album will undoubtedly cross Gold sales before the 2012 Holiday shopping season is over.
Maggie Rose – "I Ain't Your Mama"
Signed to the newly formed RPM Record label, Maggie Rose used to be known as Margaret Durante for a couple of other singles while with R&J Records. The name change is an organic one as it's what she's called by her family. Like "Take Ya Back" above, "I Ain't Your Mama" is a catchy tune. The melody is a smokin' little track that is full of all kinds of spirited fills backing up Maggie Rose's attitude and charm-filled vocal. It's a clear contemporary track but Legendary producer James Stroud keeps the song grounded in country music.
Listen to "I Ain't Your Mama" here
Chase Rice – "How She Rolls"
Chase Rice' lead single (listen here) from Dirt Road Communion, "How She Rolls" finds the just-signed-to-CAA artist showcasing his strong songwriting skills which marry nicely with the production from Chad Carlson. It's a tight, radio ready mix that is strong and perfect in the modern country music pocket. Chase is a natural and charming artist in the Luke Bryan and Dierks Bentley mold with a playful side that is more 'rock-n-roll' than awe-shucks country boy next door and showcases all of that here. Chase is a co-writer of the Gold-selling Florida Georgia Line single "Cruise" and could very well be on his way to joining that duo as the next 'up and coming' act signed to a big label in Nashville. "How She Rolls" certainly makes a strong case for such a thing to happen.
Florida Georgia Line – "Cruise"
With well over 100,000 singles sold leading FGL to a major record deal with Republic Nashville, "Cruise" is certainly in its way to breaking out at country radio. "Cruise" is catchy as all get out and the singers are two of the nicest, most-hardworking artists I've met in Nashville. Their sound is wholly contemporary and the thump-y twangy telecasters are married to a modern production sound from Joey Moi and it all ads up into a winning combination. There's just no way this song isn't a hit and that's exactly what I thought when I first heard it this spring when Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard were still indie.
D. Vincent Williams – "Down By The River"
One of my favorite songwriters in town, D. Vincent Williams finally scored a record deal when he signed to Bigger Picture Entertainment. Not one to waste his considerable chops, D. Vincent teamed with Keith Stegall to record his upcoming album and this single, an infectious and obviously country sing-a-long. This ain't a country song masquerading as a country song. It's a country song through and through and recalls Mac McAnally,
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Eli Young Band – "Say Goodnight"
It has been an awesome thing to see this band grow into the superstar act that they are now. I've been a fan since they were on their producer Frank Liddell's Carnival Recordings label for their album Level (the record that had their first Top 40 country hit "When It Rains"). "Say Goodnight" is a perfect example of the band's growth with this moody and romantic ballad. Not only does it showcase their strong musical growth but it showcases a band unafraid to record songs that may be out of their typical comfort zone. One of the many great songs on their break-out album Life at Best, the first for Republic Nashville after Jet Black And Jealous was recorded for Republic Records/Universal South. They literally could've gone anywhere to follow-up #1 singles "Crazy Girl" and "Even If It Breaks Your Heart" and instead of going for a late-summer and fall uptempo tune like "Skeletons" or "How Quickly You Forget" (both which sound cool), the band went for this mid-tempo ballad.
Dierks Bentley – "Tip It On Back"
After scoring critical acclaim with the Up On The Ridge record, Dierks Bentley has returned to mainstream country form with Home and this has resulted with three consecutive #1 hits in "Am I The Only One, "Home," and the most-recent hit "5-1-5-0." "Tip It On Back" is set to be the fourth single from the album and it is one of the best tracks on Home. The song is all about taking time to enjoy life and get out of the bad mood or feeling that may have resulted in the need to 'forget' things for a while. The melody is moody and accentuates Dierks' vocal while also allowing the mandolins and other instrumentals to shine. Dierks may just have his hit his creative and commercial stride with these singles as "Tip It On Back" feels like another #1 hit.


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As a musician (I've done it as a job although nowadays I do it for fun) I find the idea of unpaid work of that kind horrific. I've gladly donated my services as a musician for events for charities, community groups and gigs with great exposure and have always been happy to go to jams (where usually only the house band is paid).
I'm all for personal choice, if any backing musician was offered union rate but said "nah I'll do it for free" then good for them!
But professional entertainment isn't free. Professional accountants aren't free, professional footballers aren't free, professional musicians aren't free. Any one of those groups may include an individual who may volunteer their personal services for free, but no group is free by default.
It seems somewhat shameful to me that Palmer essentially had to be bullied into paying her backing musicians. She's no better than those pub landlord types who expect a professional band to play two hour long sets for a beer each, nevermind the fact that a few beers doesn't even match the cost in petrol to move a band and their gear to the venue.


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What was Mark Whitacre thinking? A rising star at agri-industry giant Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), Whitacre suddenly turns whistleblower. Even as he exposes his company's multi-national price-fixing conspiracy to the FBI, Whitacre envisions himself being hailed as a hero of the common man and handed a promotion. But before all that can happen, the FBI needs evidence, so Whitacre eagerly agrees to wear a wire and carry a hidden tape recorder in his briefcase, imagining himself as a kind of de facto secret agent. Unfortunately for the FBI, their lead witness hasn't been quite so forthcoming about helping himself to the corporate coffers. Whitacre's ever-changing account frustrates the agents and threatens the case against ADM as it becomes almost impossible to decipher what is real and what is the product of Whitacre's rambling imagination. Based on the true story of the highest-ranking corporate whistleblower in U.S. history.
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Does my dog have Alzheimer's?
My nine-year old lab mix dog sometimes walks into the middle of the room and just stands there like he forgot what he was doing. I think he's getting doggie alzheimers! Do dogs get senile and what can I do? Thanks – B [Read More]
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Dear spca – With temperatures forecast to be in the 20's Tuesday, do you think I need to bring my two outdoor dogs inside? They have a warm doghouse and big coats of fur. I check their water to make sure it doesn't freeze. What else can I do to make them comfortable? Thank you […] [Read More]


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Tigers manager Jim Leyland hugs son Patrick after the Game 4 clincher at Comerica Park. / DIANE WEISS/Detroit Free Press
In the Tigers' victory celebration Thursday night, president and general manger Dave Dombrowski for the first time publicly expressed his desire to have Jim Leyland return as manager next season.
"Jim Leyland is welcome back here," Dombrowski said. "He knows that. He's in a situation where we want him back, and I'm sure that he wants to come back."
Told of Dombrowski's statement, infielder-outfielder Don Kelly said, "That's awesome. He's been the steady force through this whole season. Through the ups and downs and everything that has gone on, he's remained the same throughout it all -- it's really kept the team on an even keel."
So this will be great news among the players?
"I think so," Kelly said. "It's tremendous."
Leyland, who will be 68 in December, is working on a one-year contact. He has repeatedly said he wants to continue to manage. Otherwise, he has refused to publicly discuss his status for next season.
As history shows, a manager who reaches the World Series doesn't always return to that team for the following season.
Johnny Keane managed the Cardinals to the '64 World Series title, but he was upset at owner Gussie Busch for firing general manager Bing Devine in August when the Cardinals appeared out of contention. So Keane turned down a chance to continue as manager and left to manage the team they had just beaten in the '64 World Series, the Yankees. (The Yankees, despite winning the '64 pennant, fired Yogi Berra as manager after his first season on the job. Standards were high at Yankee Stadium before George Steinbrenner got there in the mid-'70s.)
In 1953, Charlie Dressen managed the Dodgers to their second straight National League pennant. The story then gets complicated. But Dressen -- who later managed the Tigers -- sought a multiyear contract, and he was gone. The Dodgers hired Walter Alston, who managed the team for the next 23 seasons -- on 23 one-year contracts.
Leyland has said he hasn't talked to club officials about his contract status.
"There's a time and a place for that," Dombrowski said. "It's not right now."
Leyland fears that any talks about his contract during the season would become a distraction from the on-field effort.
Leyland accepted a one-year contract for this season in August of last year. He said he wasn't interested in a longer one.
Besides Keane and Dressen, there are at least two other notable instances in which a manager didn't return to his team after he led it to the World Series:
1973, Dick Williams, Oakland A's. Having had enough of owner Charlie Finley, he quit after he won his second straight World Series with the A's.
1926, Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Cardinals. As player-manager in '26, Hornsby led the Cardinals to their first title. After the season, the Cardinals traded him to the Giants for fellow second baseman Frank Frisch.
There's also what happened last year. Cardinals manager Tony La Russa retired after his team won the World Series. La Russa joined Hornsby and Keane as Cardinals managers who won the World Series and didn't return the next season.
If Leyland for some reason decides not to return to the Tigers -- be that a Keane-like internal reason or a Dressen-like contractual reason or something else -- Dombrowski evidently believes he won't find anyone better to replace him. On the victory podium Thursday night, he called Leyland "the best manager in baseball."
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Biography of Dan Hall
Dan Hall is the Vice-President for the Office of Community Engagement at the University of Louisville. He oversees the Office of Community Engagement which is responsible for the facilitation, coordination, assessment and recognition of the community engagement of faculty, staff, and students. The office also directs the activities of the Signature Partnership Initiative which is a university-wide effort involving various community partners to revitalize West Louisville.
Mr. Hall served as the University's Chief Governmental Relations Officer for 18 years helping to secure over $160 million in state and federal appropriations for major capital projects. He is an attorney and formally served as Chief of State to Congressman Ron Mazzoli in Washington D.C.
Mr. Hall is a co-founder and former chair of the Louisville Public Radio Partnership Board of Directors. He has served as chair of the Kentucky African American Heritage Foundation, Kentucky Center for the Public Issues, the American Heart Association Kentucky Board of Directors, and the Kentucky Long- Term Policy Research Center.
Mr. Hall is a native of Louisville and a three- time Golden Gloves Champion. He is a product of Louisville Central High School graduating as salutatorian of the Class of 1969. Mr. Hall earned his undergraduate from Dartmouth College, Law degree from Harvard University and Master of the Arts in Theological Studies from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an Associate Minister at Greater Salem Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Small but significant upgrades for Marussia in China
9 April 2013
The Marussia F1 team will look to build on its impressive start to the 2013 season by bringing a raft of new parts to its MR02 at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.
Although the team has yet to score points, Jules Bianchi, in particular, has shown well against the midfield runners, and has finished ahead of the team's main rival Caterham in both the Australian and Malaysian rounds. Sensing that it is making real progress in its fourth season in the top flight, Marussia will continue to bring developments to its car, although team principal John Booth admits that there is more to come in a couple of races' time.
"The past couple of weeks have provided a good break for the race team after a fairly intensive period through pre-season testing and the opening two long-haul races but, after such a positive start to the season, I think we are all keen to get back to the racing," he admitted.
"The cars were freighted directly to China so, while we would not call the upgrades we have for this race comprehensive, they are still significant. We will be running some new suspension parts that we proved out in testing but delayed until we had some further race distance experience with the MR02. We also have some new front and rear brake ducts.
"The bigger push will come for Europe but, for now, it's good to be bringing new incremental updates to the car to maintain our positive trajectory."
Both Bianchi and fellow rookie Max Chilton have spent some time during the break in the simulator and the Frenchman believes both are feeling much better prepared for the next phase of the season.
Neither has raced at the Shanghai International Circuit before, but Bianchi will at least start the weekend with eight laps of practice under his belt having driven in the opening session for Force India last season.
"I'm really looking forward to heading to China and getting back to the racing," he conceded, echoing the general feeling within the Banbury camp, "Things have started out so well that it was almost a shame to have to stop for a few weeks but, for the team, it was very important to have time to look at what we have achieved and how to continue moving forward."
The 2012 World Series by Renault runner-up has posted finishes of 15th and 13th from his first two grands prix, but has caught the eye with his pace in both races, with a fastest lap in Melbourne all but matching that of world champion Sebastian Vettel.
"I was able to reflect on what has been a bit of a whirlwind, but a very positive start to my first season of F1 nonetheless," Bianchi continued, "I am quite happy with the progress so far, but it's all about maintaining the momentum now, so it is good to know that we head into the next race with some new developments which should carry us forward again.
"The target for this race is to keep closing on the guys ahead and be challenging them consistently, lap for lap. I have a little experience of the Shanghai International Circuit having completed eight laps there in free practice last year, plus I spent some time on the simulator in the break. I haven't seen Shanghai yet though, so maybe this will be a first!"


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October 26, 2014 Just a note of appreciation for the landscaping and tree-planting work along 13th Street Southeast. more »»
Help stop Measure 5 at ballot box
October 26, 2014 To those responsible for supplying energy to the State of North Dakota, there isn't an issue on the Nov. more »»
Support the simple two-step plan
October 26, 2014 Rep. Roscoe Streyle, District 3, Minot; Sen. Kelly Armstrong, District 36, Dickinson; Rep. Scott Louser, District 5, Minot; Sen. more »»
Big thanks to State Fair employees
October 26, 2014 Having just completed my 17th year of volunteering for the Norsk Høstfest, I would like to take this opportunity to praise and thank the North Dakota State Fair employees for their great attitudes... more »»
Vote for Taylor, Kraus-Parr
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Demand better from legislators
October 22, 2014 Think of your daughter, or imagine if you don't have one. You raised her right, and she's a smart, sweet, and loving girl. Maybe she's away at college, working late, or simply walking home. more »»
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October 22, 2014 When my father, a North Dakota native, a life-long Christian and a former rural North Dakota community healthcare administrator was hospitalized in the final stage of his brave fight with lung... more »»
Let us die with dignity
October 22, 2014 Pastor Don Andrews, United Methodist; Pastor Ray Baker, United Methodist; Pastor Debra Ball Kilbourne, United Methodist; Pastor Gary L. more »»
Measure 1 a gold mine for attorneys
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Developing Your Toddler's Motor Skills
Once your baby is proficient at putting one foot in front of the other, he's got a whole new set of challenges to master, like climbing stairs and leaping over a puddle. Unlike an adult, or even a 6-year-old, a toddler has to ask himself, Which muscles do I need to use? "Being creatures of brute force, toddlers tend to overdo it, and 'turn on' too many muscles, which makes their movements stiff and awkward," says Jody L. Jensen, PhD, associate professor of kinesiology at the University of Texas at Austin. But through trial and error, they'll learn how to isolate the particular muscles they need and eventually become more graceful. Sounds complicated, but remember it's only a matter of time before they'll leave you in the dust!One Step, Two Steps
Babies are hypnotically drawn to stairs. They'll start off crawling up and scooting down on their bottom (while you hover below, ready to catch them if they miss a step!). But it will take them three to six months of practice walking before they're ready to scale the staircase upright, at around 18 months. The challenge? "They're trying to figure out how to shift their weight onto one foot so they can lift the other leg. One leg's got to be stiff, the other one bent," says Jensen.
At first, in an attempt to create stability, toddlers tend to stiffen both legs, resulting in an awkward Frankenstein-like rocking movement, which doesn't allow them to get the lifting foot in proper position. When they learn to relax the muscle in the knee, they can put that foot on the next step. Another hallmark of beginning climbers is putting one foot up a step, (always the same one) then bringing the other foot up to join it. The big switch to alternating legs may not come for several more months.
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American Malt Liquor
For the most part, Malt Liquor beers are sold in the infamous 40 oz sized bottles. Straw to pale amber in color, most use excessive amounts of adjuncts, such as corn, rice, refined brewers sugar (dextrose) and as a result there are very few "all malt" brewed malt liquors. Hops are barely used, just enough is added to balance off any cloyingness. Higher alcohol versions tend to have a loads of fusel alcohol, which gives off solvent or fuel like aromas and flavors. They are attenuated very well, meaning a higher ratio of fermentable sugars are present over other beers, but without using as many ingredients and still ending up with a high alcohol content. Some breweries enable the use of special enzymes to further breakdown the malt and adjuncts so they will yield a larger percentage of alcohol. This makes for quite a dry beer, with only a small amount of unfermented sugars and a kick that will knock you on your ass.
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|Miami is a projected No. 1 seed, but will the Notice of Allegations distract the Hurricanes? (USATSI)
Oh, it's another Wednesday show. And this one's pretty informative but also one of the shorter ones that we'll have this season. Blame Gary Parrish, for he's the guy in New York who had places to be and people to see early Wednesday morning. But we do squeeze in a 30-minute convo on Miami, the NCAA, Indiana, Michigan State, Florida and Syracuse's sold-out final regular-season home game against Georgetown this weekend. Brisk pod. Fun pod. Boom-boom-boom pod, with some extended commentary on the NCAA/Miami mess that entered its next phase -- before anyone expected it -- with the Notice of Allegations handed out Tuesday night.
- From the beginning: We are on a time squeeze this week, so no funny business. IU-Michigan State. Off we go.
- 5:50: Where's Gary going this weekend, a place he's never been to before?
- 7:35: Miami, and we're not talking about hoops just yet. Incredulous reaction from both about what the NCAA did Tuesday night.
- 20:00: Will Mark Emmert step down in the near future, and what realistic punishment is Haith facing now that he's not been hit with unethical conduct?
- 21:40: OK, now we can talk about Miami hoops.
- 25:20: Mizzou beat Florida, and it's more about Florida, right? And who would you take on a neutral tonight: the Canes or the Gators?
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Well after months and months I get the money to get a 21ux only to discover the newer model is back-ordered. Anyone have a clue how long it takes Wacom to get tablets, specifically cintiqs, back in stock? Wouldn't know the first thing about how long it takes them to manufacture the things. Guess I'm gonna be checking my e mail hourly for the next who knows how long for an alert. Arrrgh.
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Jose Bautista is not in the Blue Jays' lineup tonight against the A's and has left the team due to a "personal family matter," according to John Lott of the National Post. He's expected to miss the entire three-game series versus Oakland and for now Juan Rivera is taking his place in right field with…
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Apr 5, 2011, 3:36 PM EDT
SportsBusiness Daily reports that multiple teams have seen increased ratings in the early going, as have the national networks who broadcast games: The Orioles' four-game average in Baltimore has pulled in a 7.8 rating and 79,000 HHs. The team last season averaged a 3.4 rating in Baltimore … Meanwhile, WPHL-MYT's broadcast of Friday's Astros-Phillies game "set…
Scott Downs throws simulated game, may return next week
Apr 5, 2011, 3:13 PM EDT
Out since mid-March with a broken toe, Scott Downs threw a 15-pitch simulated game this afternoon and reported no problems. Kevin Baxter of the Los Angeles Times reports that Downs also participated in some fielding drills and could be close to beginning a minor-league rehab assignment, with an eye toward joining the Angels' bullpen at…
Judge in Bonds case excludes newly discovered tape recording, prosecution rests
Apr 5, 2011, 2:46 PM EDT
When she first considered the matter yesterday, Judge Susan Ilston strongly suggested that the newly-discovered tape recording of Dr. Arthur Ting and Steven Hoskins, allegedly discussing Barry Bonds' steroids use, would not be admitted. Indeed, she characterized the tape as "almost entirely inadmissible or irrelevant." It should come as no surprise, then, that Judge Ilston has…
We have a late "best shape of his life entry"
Apr 5, 2011, 2:30 PM EDT
Someone's gonna catch hell for this. The guild does not like it when spring training stories slip into the regular season. It just totally screws up the whole deal: In Gavin Floyd's estimation, he ran into trouble before he stepped on the mound last season. During the day, Floyd would load up on carbohydrates and finish…
Juan Miranda, not Russell Branyan, to "get most of the starts" at first base in Arizona
Apr 5, 2011, 2:16 PM EDT
One of Kevin Towers' first moves as Diamondbacks general manager was to trade for Juan Miranda, who'd been stuck behind Mark Teixeira in the Yankees' farm system despite consistently solid production at Triple-A. I liked the pickup at the time, seeing Miranda as a potentially useful platoon first baseman capable of putting up some nice…
Derek Jeter needs his beauty rest, has lots of money
Apr 5, 2011, 1:24 PM EDT
As only they can, "Page Six" in the New York Post reports that Derek Jeter has rented a $15,000-per-month apartment in the same Trump World Tower where he already owns a $20 million apartment because "a neighbor's noisy construction was hampering the star shortstop's crucial rest." Rich people buying really expensive luxury items is hardly…
For the last damn time: the Tampa Bay Rays are not going to be contracted
Apr 5, 2011, 1:05 PM EDT
In Forbes, Mike Ozanian writes about how a "groundswell is building" to contract the Tampa Bay Rays. Read it if you want, but it's a load of horse hockey. The arguments are not new. The counterarguments — which I offered here, here and here in the last month and which Maury Brown sharply offers again…
Chase Utley could begin jogging "in the next couple days"
Apr 5, 2011, 12:50 PM EDT
General manager Ruben Amaro Jr. provided an update on the status of Chase Utley's knee injury, telling Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com that the second baseman could be cleared to begin jogging "in the next couple of days." According to Amaro his return "could happen fast" once Utley is running without problems, but so far he's…
Brian Wilson to be activated Wednesday
Apr 5, 2011, 12:32 PM EDT
CSN Bay Area reports that Brian Wilson is likely to be activated when he's eligible to come of the disabled list on Wednesday. Wilson threw on Sunday and says he feels good. Bruce Bochy was on a San Diego radio show yesterday and said he looked to be on schedule. The Giants will need to make…
Justin Morneau is healthy and hitting well after missing nine months with concussion
Apr 5, 2011, 12:18 PM EDT
Justin Morneau went just 1-for-10 in the Twins' opening series against the Blue Jays, but there were plenty of reasons for optimism following his first game action in nine months. Morneau played all three games in his long-delayed comeback from a July concussion, struck out just once, and made three or four loud outs on…
R.A. Dickey and Kevin Slowey are going to climb Kilimanjaro
Apr 5, 2011, 12:02 PM EDT
This is one of those deals in which the headline pretty much says it all: Dickey, a Twins reliever in 2009 who now is a top starting pitcher for the Mets, is organizing a group that will set off from Africa in January to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest free-standing mountain in the world. Slowey…
Matt Holliday hoping to avoid disabled list after appendectomy
Apr 5, 2011, 11:46 AM EDT
Matt Holliday spoke to reporters yesterday for the first time since undergoing an emergency appendectomy last week and Matthew Leach of MLB.com reports that "it was quite clear that he's not in any shape to be doing anything athletic right now." Holliday has been shut down from all physical activity for at least five days,…
HBT Daily: Three big injuries. Or are they?
Apr 5, 2011, 11:30 AM EDT
In which Tiffany has occasion to ask me how old I am. In hindsight I should have said that I was old enough to be her, well, maybe not her father, but probably her uncle. Which is utterly depressing, but there you are.
Ron Washington still doesn't know how to leverage Neftali Feliz in non-save situations
Apr 5, 2011, 11:19 AM EDT
I saw the "Feliz won't be saved for saves" headline on ESPNDallas.com and thought maybe Rangers manager Ron Washington had finally figured out how to get value out of closer Neftali Feliz in non-save situations after repeatedly leaving him in the bullpen in key non-save moments throughout the playoffs. Turns out, it's just more of…
Holy schnikes! Jack Wilson made a heck of a play last night
Apr 5, 2011, 11:03 AM EDT
At this point I'll offer my usual "man, I wish MLB.com let you embed their videos because it would be awesome to have this circulated to people who think baseball is boring" rant. There, with that out of the way, check out the play Jack Wilson made in last night's Ms-Rangers game. It's a double…
Erik Bedard gets mixed reviews for first start since mid-2009
Apr 5, 2011, 10:47 AM EDT
After missing the second half of 2009 and all of 2010 following shoulder surgery Erik Bedard returned to the mound last night against the Rangers and took a loss, allowing five runs in five innings. Bedard served up homers to Nelson Cruz and Elvis Andrus, but two of the runs were unearned thanks to an…
Mike Piazza, Roger Clemens talk about the thrown bat
Apr 5, 2011, 10:31 AM EDT
Roger Clemens and Mike Piazza were in Las Vegas for a celebrity golf tournament the other day and they did some radio together. Of course, the topic turned to the bat incident from the 2000 World Series. I'd like to say something super interesting happened during the interview, but not really. Here's Piazza: I saw…
Mat Latos "looked sharp" in 70-pitch simulated game Monday
Apr 5, 2011, 10:15 AM EDT
Mat Latos is on the disabled list with a shoulder injury, but Bill Center of the San Diego Union Tribune reports that the right-hander "looked sharp" during a 70-pitch bullpen session yesterday and will be reevaluated by the Padres today. Latos is eligible to come off the disabled list Friday, but manager Bud Black was…
Did they mess with the balls this year?
Apr 5, 2011, 10:00 AM EDT
You and I are men of action. Simplistic projections based on small sample sizes do not become us. So please, while there have been a lot of home runs hit in the season's first five days, let's not play the "on pace" game. Not yet anyhow. But we can listen to the anecdotes, can't we?…
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The title song "This Love", which consists of electronic dance music, was ranked high on local music charts soon after the release. The song is about trying your best to win love.
The production team, led by U.K. producer Andrew Jackson who worked on the group's title song "Venus" for its 10th album, again worked with the group this time. Kim Do-hyun, who made Lee Hyo-ri's hit song "Ten Minutes", also contributed his talents.
The group's agency previously said that this album will be the best in Shinhwa's history.
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The Basel University Library is one of the largest libraries in Switzerland. The library is located at the University of Basel, Schönbeinstrasse 18/20, 4056, Basel, Switzerland and is also Kantonsbibliothek of Basel-City.[citation needed]
The local name for the library is Universitätsbibliothek (literally translated: University Library). It contains more than 3,000,000 documents including 1,750 medieval manuscripts. Its collection includes numerous incunabula and manuscripts dating from the time of the Council of Basel (1431–87).
The majority of library resources are freely available to the public and most of the books can be electronically accessed and ordered.
University Library of Basel/ Basel University Library[edit]
The University Library of Basel (officially: Öffentliche Bibliothek der Universität Basel, "Public Library of the University of Basel") is the central library of the University of Basel.
Historical background[edit]
The first written evidence of the library's existence dates from the year 1471;[1] its early date makes it one of the most important libraries of the country.[citation needed] The library began compiling its catalogue in volumes from 1559 to 1889, when began organizing its material by a so-called "Zettelform" (or, roughly, list form, where the items of the catalogue can be found by author name).[citation needed] This was later changed to a subject heading catalogue in 1939 [1].
In 1886, ten years before the library was moved to its own building, the first curatorial librarian was employed .[citation needed] Between 1962 and 1968, the library's current location was found.[1] The library of medicine was later founded, in 1978, as a subsidiary of the original library and which can now be found in the Basel University Hospital (earlier: Basel Cantonal Hospital).
- 1471 – first evidence of existence of the library
- 1559 – first catalogue
- 1866 – newspaper of librarian
- 1889 – catalogue on cards
- 1896 – library relocated to the bigger building
- 1939 – keyword catalogue
- 1981 – informatic catalogue
- 1985 – data base
- 1988 – catalog OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog)
Electronic "revolution" in lending services[edit]
Computer cataloguing and application was used from 1981 onwards and the first database was installed in 1985. In 1988 the OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue), the library of the Economics faculty (Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Zentrum, WWZ,) and the business archive of Switzerland (Schweizerisches Wirtschaftsarchiv, SWA) were also put into service. In 1995 (and continuing to this day) electronic borrowing was activated and the open stacks were put into service. Popular, public access to the internet has been possible for the public since 1997.
Functions and Collections[edit]
The University Library collects various subject publications without restriction, but focuses on humanities, social and natural sciences, and medicine. If there is scientific interest in non-academic literature, it is included as well. The University Library (along with the departmental libraries) is responsible for the literary provision of research and teaching at the university. The University Library also contains the library of medicine and the library of the Centre for Economic Science (which includes the Swiss economic archive). Many of the departmental libraries are affiliated with the network of German-speaking Switzerland (Informationsverbund Deutschschweiz, IDS). At the same time the University Library serves as canton library for Basel City. In this role it collects all publications by residents of Basel, as well as everything about Basel and its inhabitants (these collected publications are called "Basiliensia"), as an informal dépot legal, a depository library.
- total stock 3,000,000 units
- annual growth 45,000 units
- lendings 250,000 per year
All in all, the university owns more than three million units of media, which places it among the major libraries of Switzerland. Moreover, it is equipped with a rich old stock of enormous historical collections with about 1,750 manuscripts, early printings, music supplies, maps and portraits, mainly from Basel's convents and its university. The collections are complemented by the faculty libraries, general libraries of the GGG (Gesellschaft für das gute und gemeinnützige Basel: society for the good and non-profit Basel) and a range of special libraries.
Borrowing information[edit]
The library is open to anyone older than 14, as well as people who live and work in Switzerland and cross-border regions, members of the university and the EUCOR-universities. Registration and use of the library are free of charge. Books can be ordered online. If the book is either borrowed or not in the stacks, it can directly be taken from the self-service section.
Concerning the research of Nietzsche, the University of Basel is the second most important collecting point (preceded by the archive of Nietzsche in Weimar, Germany), because of the amount of resources that can be found about "Nietzsche in Basel" in the wake of Franz Overbeck.
- ^ a b c Geschichte der UB Universitätsbibliothek Basel
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- David H. Stam, ed. (2001). International Dictionary of Library Histories. Fitzroy Dearborn. ISBN 1579582443.
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I think the saddest thing about that episode is that Kira is the only one who doesn't get to have fun and mingle with the TOS cast. Not much way to hide a pregnant Bajoran, I guess.
Maybe Kira was just afraid she would kill Kirk if he tried to hit on her, which of course he would.
It does bring up one other question, that is: when was first contact between the UFP and Bajor. We have absolutely no idea when this happened, do we?
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This is nominated for William Hill Sports Book of the Year 2013. It's Messi vs Ronaldo, it's Catalonia vs Castilla. It's the nation against the state, freedom fighters vs Franco's fascists. It's majestic goals and mesmerising skills, red cards and bench brawls. It's the best two teams on the planet going face to face and toe to toe. It's more than a game. It's a war. It's Barcelona vs Real Madrid...Only, it's not that simple. From the wounds left by the civil war to the teams' recent global domination, historian and expert on Spanish football, Sid Lowe lifts the lid on sport's greatest rivalry. Lowe has spoken to the biggest names and the forgotten heroes who defined their clubs. Men like Alfredo Di Stefano and Johan Cruyff as well as the only survivor of the most politically charged game in history, the Barcelona striker who knocked Madrid out of the European Cup for the first time ever, and the president who celebrated his club's defining moment by taking a midnight dip in the Thames. By exploring the history, politics, culture, economics and language, while never forgetting the drama on the pitch, Lowe demonstrates the symbiotic nature of the relationship between these two football giants. In doing so he reveals the human story behind this explosive rivalry.
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Author information
Sid Lowe is the Spanish football correspondent for the Guardian and World Soccer. He is a regular contributor to the popular Guardian Football Weekly podcast and writes for FourFourTwo. He works as a commentator and panellist for Spanish, Asian and US television and appears regularly on Spanish radio show Al Primer Toque. His previous book, Catholicism, War and the Foundation of Francoism, is about the causes of the Spanish civil war, the rise of fascism, and the creation of the Franco state. He lives in Spain.
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"One of the year's best football books ... an extremely well-informed and usefully myth-busting portrait" Guardian "Fascinating" Sunday Independent "Sports Book of the Year" Sunday Times "Football Books of the Year: Sid Lowe isn't an ordinary football writer and, as a result, this is not an ordinary football book. Lowe paces it all so well ... like an engaging lesson from your favourite teacher" Daily Mirror "A revelation. Anyone interested in Spain's two biggest teams can learn something new from this labour of love ... tackling tricky subjects with skill and weaving them into an engaging story. For that, this book stands out from the rest." talksport.com