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The San Siro will host the 2016 Champions League final but neither Milan nor Inter will take part in 2015/16 Imagine a European club competition without Inter Milan or AC Milan. Actually, don't bother. That has become a reality. For the first time in sixty years, both these monumental clubs have failed to qualify for European football and will not feature in either the UEFA Champions League or the Europa League next season. The fact
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Convenient and perfectly adequate
Very conveniently located, with interesting sights, neighborhoods, restaurants, activities within walking distance. Check-in time is listed as 4:00 pm, and rooms were not ready at 3:30, when I arrived or at 3:55, after which I got tired of
waiting, so went out without washing my face and returned at 6:30 to check in. The reception desk seemed very slow and not very efficient. The computer system was down at the lobby bar at 6:30, so checks were processed by hand, and I only noticed the next day after I left that I had received a bill under my door for the wrong check -- at least the amount billed was different from what was on my hand-written receipt from the bar. The room was perfectly adequate and clean, although the sink did not drain well (which I forgot to report to them at check-out). Breakfast in the restaurant was understaffed and slow. Staff were very helpful about storing our luggage after check-out and until we left for the day. I did not utilize any hotel amenities such as a pool, gym, or whatever else they might (or might not) have. Overall, it is a perfectly adequate hotel, with nothing special about it. I found the prices slightly high for the value, perhaps because the location was very convenient.
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This hotel is right near the Independence Historical District. The room was nice. It had extra nice shampoo, soap and lotions. They had ice water in the lobby. Any hotel at higher prices should have them but often don't. I had a problem with
getting onto the wi-fi, whereas, in other hotels I don't. Their system is more complicated than it needs to be.
The Historical areas are right around the corner.
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Wonderful stay!
The hotel was clean and the staff was friendly. It's located right in "old town" Philadelphia and only a minutes walk from the tourist sites and restaurants. The only complaint is about the restaurant/breakfast buffet. We waited in a short line
for 15 minutes before someone seated us on a non-busy morning. The food was cold and not worth the $15 a plate, I suggest go somewhere else.
There are plenty of restaurants and small grocery stores within walking distance.
Grumpy service
The wait staff at the restaurant was very rude! The tables were not cleaned and full of dirty dishes. I sat myself down after no one came to greet me.. then a server snapped at me for not waiting for her.
short business trip
Understanding that this property has just changed hands, I can cut them some slack. But they had a few very basic things, very wrong and many more just plain mediocre. I actually think the location can be great for them, for tourists and value
minded business travelers. But they need serious staff training. Security Guard sitting at a back door smoking a cig and staring at his phone, never even noticed me walking past him. I waited 10 minutes to be seated in the morning for breakfast and finally I had to walk a block to Starbucks and walk back to catch my shuttle ride. Front desk was very disorganised everytime I went by it and especially when I checked in.
Very disappointed
I booked this hotel for a romantic weekend with my fiance. I was excited about the heated pool and the close proximity to Market Street. Although the hotel has a nice location, that is all this hotel offers, which does not at all justify the high
price tag. Check in is at 4 and check out is at 11 and the pool is only open from 10 to 10, Me and my fiance were hoping to go for a late night swim after strolling around downtown Philly, but when we arrived back at 10pm, not only was the pool closed, the way overpriced restaurant was as well. I would not recommend this hotel unless you only care about proximity to downtown.
A short walk from the hotel you can walk across the bridge from Pennsylvania to New Jersey. Great place for a view of Philly and a perfect place for photographers!
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If you need a place to stay at the historic district,, this will be a good place to stay. Clean, comfortable, every things in order. All the site you want to go are in short walking distance.
Fun stuff
Really great staff, lovely hotel and room. Only thing is the rooms really need mini fridges!
We will be planning another trip to the area next year and will definitely be staying at this hotel again.
Go to Gigi's bar down the street. Great staff, awesome food and beer, and you get a discount for staying at this hotel.
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Economic growth is a long-term expansion of the productive potential of the economy
Trend growth refers to the smooth path of long run national output
Measuring the trend rate of growth requires a long-run series of data perhaps of 20-30 years or more in order to calculate average growth rates from peak to peak across different economic cycles
The table below tracks the growth rates achieved in the world economy for three recent years and also for developing countries excluding China and India.
|Real GDP growth (annual % change)
|World Economy
|Developing countries excluding China and India
What determines the rate of economic growth?
Growth Drivers
Here are some of the main determinants of economic growth – they apply for both developing and developed countries although the relative weighting that we might attach to each will depend on the individual circumstances facing each country or region.
Key exam point:
Threats / Challenges to Economic Growth
This new course supports colleagues delivering the behavioural economics teaching content for the new AQA A Level Economics specification from September 2015.
This resource comprises two practice exam papers (with supporting mark schemes) for each of the two Year 1 (AS) papers. The format of each practice exam paper follows precisely the format of the specimen assessment materials issued by the board that have been accredited by Ofqual.
Exemplar A Grade answers to the AQA ECON1 and ECON2 exam papers in summer 2014


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on 3/25/2014 12:45:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
HG right here!! Best base coat I've ever used! Doesn't cause polish to bubble, thin, dried fast! Love it!!
on 3/22/2014 10:50:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
My nail polish always chips, even shellac, within two days. I am a bit OCD when it comes to my nails being chip free so I'm always re-painting them. I came across this base coat after hearing raving reviews, I didn't think it would work. 7 days in and no chips! This is the Holy Grail of base coats. I will repurchase again and again! AMAZING,
on 3/17/2014 11:31:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I am on my 4th bottle now. The first bottle I bought was the best, it was actually the same, but made for Quo. The consistency of the polish was slightly thicker than the orly original and it held my polish on for a week easily! (to the point where i got bored with my polish). All of my newer bonder polishes haven't been quite so long wearing... They are a lot thinner in consistency too, so I have left the lid off for a bit to encourage them to thicken and hope it has the same effect as the first one I bought. Prior to this, I never used base because I didn't see the point, I now will not wear polish without this underneath. I have a bottle in my bag, at my office desk and 2 at home (just in case I can't find one) This is the best base I have ever used!
on 3/5/2014 8:29:00 PM
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Eyes: Blue
I like the consistency of this base coat, and it does seem to extend the life of my manicure.I don't care for the milky type bases,and his one seems to have actually improved the condition of my nails.It is a tad pricey compared to some brands,but worth the difference.
on 2/18/2014 12:20:00 PM
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This product is great. By far the best base coat ever. Painted my nails and week and a half ago, with this as the base, and not a single chip. Wow.
on 2/14/2014 4:03:00 PM
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This is the one and only bonder that I will ever use. One bottle goes a long way. Totally worth using this product to make your nail last. I hardly every write reviews but, I have decided to write about products that are truly exceptional for me.
on 2/13/2014 4:14:00 PM
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I took the ultimate test and decided to paint my nails before I went bowling. Why would someone do that? Well I was dying to try the bonder and my new OPI polish purchase at my Sally's haul the day of (My paprika is hotter than yours, a pretty corally color) and I thought, why not set this up and see how this performs during bowling lol.
I used the bonder, OPI polish and then Revlons Extra life topcoat all 3 which I have never used before. I can say that although I painted before going out, my nails stood up to the numerous beating it took with the bowling ball.
Now, I painted my nails on Monday, it is now Thursday, which is the reason I am giving 3 lippies for now. I have a pretty big chip on my pointer finger and I was *hoping* that my manicure would last longer. I could see though, that I have a good amount a tip wear, this baby is hanging on for dear life and I could see that overall it's trying it's best not to chip. But... I don't know if it's because of the Extra Life topcoat I used in conjunction. I will update my review once I know for sure, but 3 for now.
on 1/27/2014 9:54:00 PM
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this product. Although I've only used it a couple times I can definitely see the difference in my nails. My manicure lasted pretty well. I change my polish often so I still haven't given it a real "endurance test" though. My favorite part was how easy it was to remove my dark polish and glitter polish after using this base coat. The polish came off very easily with no extra fuss.
on 1/27/2014 6:57:00 PM
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Without a doubt the best base coat that has ever entered the nail world. The rubberized texture not only helps the polish stick the the nail, but fills out ridges and protects my nails. For those of you that haven't gotten the same results I have, try letting the base coat sit for about 1-3 mins, until it gets a rubberized texture.
on 1/14/2014 2:39:00 PM
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Wonderful product! Manicure lasts up to 10 days no chip! I use 1 coat Orly, 2 coats polish, 1 coat Revlon Extra-Life No Chip Top Coat.. Amazing product- well worth the money and it gives you a smooth gel-like nail base to apply nail polish too its great!
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For my project Proof I, I invited the most important people in my life to participate: my parents, relatives, old lovers, best friends and others. I made arrangements to meet them, perhaps at their house, a coffee shop we had frequented, or perhaps the place where we first met.
I gave each a video camera and asked, "If I were to disappear off the face of the earth suddenly , and you could have any part of my life, what part would that be?" A part of my life could be anything I own, an individual characteristic, or perhaps one of my experiences. Then the person holding the camera, one of those people I am very close to, would answer the question while filming me, and perhaps the camera would shake when they heard my question. My subjects did not know what I would be asking before the session started, and I had no way of knowing what they would answer, so my immediate response was recorded on the video.
For the second part of the project, I asked the same participants what they would leave me if they were to disappear. Perhaps it would be scenery they had enjoyed, music they love, a favorite scene from a movie, or some object they own.
"Taking and possessing part of my life" is a central proposition in this work. The part taken would not necessarily be my favorite, but perhaps something I have never considered before. The part given by the participants wouldn't necessarily be their most precious, but would have a deep connection to me. Our connection and history would be reestablished in the process of this exchange.
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Gastroenterology-led TRIGGER trial of transfusion strategies for GI bleeding published in the Lancet
Wednesday, 15 July 2015 12:38
TRIGGER is a multicentre randomised pilot trial comparing red blood cell transfusion strategies for Acute Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding (AUGIB). Through the examination of liberal and restrictive policies for transfusion, TRIGGER established that, with further research, the way AUGIB is treated in the UK could change significantly, benefitting patients and producing significant cost savings for the NHS.
This work directly followed on from the British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG)-supported UK national audit of GI bleeding, which was led by Kel Palmer and others. The trial was delivered through a successful collaboration within and between UK gastroenterology centres and other groups. Prof John McLaughlin, the BSG's Research Committee Chairman while the trial was being carried out, said "This fantastic piece of work shows the power of collaborative research. Hopefully the NIHR will support a follow-on study of restrictive transfusion for AUGIB, which has the potential to benefit individual patients and the NHS as a whole."
Alcohol-Related Liver Disease research: survey
Tuesday, 07 July 2015 12:40
Do you have a question about the diagnosis, prevention, care or treatment of alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD)? Are you, or someone you know, affected by or worried about ARLD? Would you like to have a say in guiding research into ARLD?
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG) have opened a survey to collect important information to help prioritise unanswered questions about ARLD. The survey gives patients, carers, clinicians and family members affected by the disease an opportunity to have their say and influence future research in the area. Please complete the survey yourself and give the link to anyone who might be interested in contributing.
UEG Research Prize - Winner 2015
Monday, 06 July 2015 09:15
Professor Jan Tack, Leuven, Belgium
Jan Tack is Head of Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine at the University of Leuven (Belgium). He is awarded the UEG Research Prize 2015 for his pioneering work in the care of patients with functional and motility disorders, focussing in particular on functional dyspepsia, and the endeavour to identify novel ways to treat these disorders.
The Prize will support Jan Tack's research group "The Gastrointestinal Motility and Sensitivity Research Group" with its research project "Role of nutrients and tastants in determining the gastric accommodation (GA) reflex and the control of meal volume tolerance in health and disease". The aim of this project is to unravel the pathways underlying the recently discovered role for gastric nutrient sensing in the control of gastric accommodation - a research which is furthermore promising to identify novel ways to combat obesity and to find therapeutic approaches to body weight control as well as to functional and motility disorders.
Jan Tack will receive the Prize at the Opening Plenary Session of UEG Week Barcelona on Monday, October 26, 2015.
James Lind Alliance - Non-alcohol related liver and gallbladder disorders
Friday, 12 June 2015 10:30
There are several different prevention and treatment options for various non-alcohol related liver and gallbladder disorders. It is important that we try to understand which of these options are effective and make a difference to people with or at risk of developing non-alcohol related liver and gallbladder disorders and/or the people who care for them. We think it is vital that any further research into the prevention and treatment of non-alcohol related liver and gallbladder disorders should focus on questions that are important to people who have or are at risk of these disorders, the people who care for them and the health professionals (doctors and nurses) that treat and prevent these disorders. We are therefore collecting responses to the questions below from all these groups. Your responses will help us start to identify where there is uncertainty regarding prevention and treatment of non-alcohol related liver and gallbladder disorders - that is where there is no existing research that already provides a reliable answer - so that future research can focus on the most important questions.
The survey is available online at http://goo.gl/forms/fJT6IndJV3.
The deadline for the survey is 31st July
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OPINION: Climate change, environmental matters, and the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) have been very much in the news lately, and have a great deal of relevance to our region as the One Plan goes to appeal.
The ETS is our pragmatic response to climate change. It is driving investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency and tree planting. Our moderated ETS strikes a fine balance between doing our fair share for the global issue of climate change and not impacting unreasonably on New Zealand's businesses and households.
National's bill, which will assist New Zealand in meeting its current and future international climate change obligations, has passed its third and final reading in Parliament.
The Climate Change Response (Emissions Trading and Other Matters) Amendment Bill makes changes to the current act, ensuring that our ETS costs the domestic economy as little as possible. It also provides the flexibility necessary to accommodate developments between now and 2015, when the Government will review the ETS.
By maintaining long- term incentives for reducing emissions, without loading costs on households and businesses while our economy is recovering, our ETS is helping contribute to a stronger and more productive economy - one of National's priorities this term.
The Government has also decided that from January 1, New Zealand will be aligning its climate-change efforts with countries which are collectively responsible for 85 per cent of global emissions.
This includes the United States, Japan, China, India, Canada, Brazil, Russia and many other major economies.
In the transition period, 2013 to 2020, developed countries have the option of signing up to a Second Commitment Period (CP2) under the Kyoto Protocol, or taking their pledges under the United Nations Convention Framework.
The Government has decided that New Zealand will take its next commitment under the convention framework.
New Zealand stands 100 per cent behind its Kyoto Protocol commitment. We will remain full members of the protocol and we are on track to achieving our target. We are actually forecasting a projected surplus of 23.1 million tonnes.
There is no question of withdrawing. The decision was about where would we make our next commitment - under the Kyoto Protocol or the convention, with the majority of economies.
We have decided that it is in New Zealand's best interests to sign up to the convention.
We intend to apply the broad Kyoto framework of rules to our next commitment. This will ensure that New Zealand carries forward the structure created under the Kyoto framework into the broader convention framework.
This means that there will be no change to domestic policy settings, which were modelled on the Kyoto Protocol rules.
Australia has made a different decision based on its best interests. Tim Groser, our Minister for Climate Change Issues, has been in frequent contact with the key Australian ministers on this matter.
Australia has a different set of domestic policies in place, until at least 2015, when the fixed-price regime is intended to be replaced by an emissions trading scheme. We will continue to work closely with our Australian colleagues on climate-change matters.
The next decision will be to set a formal target for New Zealand's future emissions track through to 2020, to sit alongside our conditional offer to reduce emissions between minus 10 per cent and minus 20 per cent below 1990 levels.
National believes that economic growth and improving the environment can and must go hand in hand.
Our primary industries are the backbone of the economy here, and are especially important to the people of Rangitikei.
And it's great news for New Zealand farmers that this month Southland-based meat processor Alliance Group secured an exclusive contract to supply chilled New Zealand lamb to major British retailer Marks and Spencer.
The supply arrangement, from Christmas this year, will be the first time Marks and Spencer has agreed to an exclusive deal for chilled lamb from a single New Zealand supplier.
This milestone creates even more opportunities for other sheep farmers.
Last year, New Zealand exported about $530 million worth of sheepmeat to Britain.
Better farming methods in New Zealand mean it is believed to be more efficient for it to be grown here and shipped around the world.
This endorsement heralds New Zealand lamb as some of the best in the world, and supports New Zealand's view that it can produce and ship meat to the other side of the world with a lower carbon footprint than locally produced meat.
One last thing: Some great news this week for Manawatu company Higgins as it won a major contract to service 6500 kilometres of Fijian roads.
It's interesting to note this project will be led by Ray Edwards, who is well known as the man in charge of the Feilding Square redevelopment, which hosted the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall this week.
* Ian McKelvie is MP for Rangitikei and a former Manawatu District mayor.
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The idiom "if the shoe fits, wear it" is used to say that a person should accept something said to him as true.
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The idiom "hit the sack" means to prepare for sleep.
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The English language absorbed about ten thousand words from French as a result of the Norman invasion.
..."armies", "navies" and "soldiers" and began the Hundred Years' War against France.
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The idiom "cost a pretty penny" means something is very expensive.
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The idiom "a game plan" means an idea for doing something.
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The idiom "cash cow" refers to products or services that make a lot of money.
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The idiom "bite my tongue" means that you are going to stop yourself from saying something.
...I am going to bite my tongue.
Once in a Blue Moon
The idiom "once in a blue moon" means something happens very rarely.
"Once in a blue moon" is a common way of saying that something does not happen often.
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The idiom "play it by ear" means you only make a decision as the situation develops.
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The idiom "keep your chin up" is an encouragement to remain cheerful in a difficult situation.
"Keep your chin up" means to keep your spirits high and remain cheerful in a difficult situation.
Grab a Bite
The idiom "grab a bite" means to get something to eat in a quick and easy manner.
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Jack of All Trades
The idiom "jack of all trades" describes a person who is good at doing a lot of different things.
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During the British empire, words from various countries are added to the language.
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The idiom "breath of fresh air" refers to someone or something that is different in an exciting way.
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The idiom "basket case" refers to a person who has become too nervous or upset to do anything.
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The idiom "burn the midnight oil" means that someone needs to study or work late.
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Miss the Point
The idiom "miss the point" means that a person did not understand something.
"Miss the point."
No Pain, No Gain
The idiom "No pain, no gain" means that one must work hard before seeing results."
...and many people exercise every day.
A Dime a Dozen
The idiom "a dime a dozen" means that something is ordinary or does not cost much.
"It's a dime a dozen."
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Scott Bradfield writes weird, oblique, unsettling stuff. His collection of short stories, Dream of the Wolf, is full of characters who have tapped into some kind of cosmic party line. A child unearths a statue from outer space. A woman keeps a diary of her out-of-body experiences. A man causes earthquakes with his mind. Many of Bradfield's characters have symbol-saturated dreams that spill over into their waking lives, and nearly all are flummoxed by dolts who say things like, "It's weird, that's what it is. Bullying defenseless little mice and deer that never hurt anybody. Talking about killing, and blood, and ice — and particularly breakfast." Although Bradfield occasionally drifts off into New Age la-la land, his best stories are as startling and strangely funny as his novel, The History of Luminous Motion. In Bradfield's universe, even houses have visions: "The house dreamed fantastic dreams of self-fulfillment, overwhelming pride, spontaneous transformations. The house dreamed it was an ocean liner, a vast white iceberg, a right whale boiling with plankton and animalcula, a duplex shopping center with multiple cinemas." B+
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In all it looks to be a very sweet festival emphasizing the season over the consumerism and an opportunity for families to celebrate a special day together. The event is free for adults. Children are $5 each and includes 5 gold sparkle stars (the currency for the event). Additional stars can be purchased depending on need/desire. Call the school today for more information and to pre-register if desired (some of the events are limited to a maximum number of children).
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Nanotechnology's benefits for disabled people
Following up on yesterday's Nanowerk Spotlight on nanobionics, today we'll look at bionics and other nanotechnology applications that could benefit disabled people. A range of applications and products with a combination of nanotechnology, biotechnology, and information technology are under development to directly improve the lives of people with severe injuries or medical conditions. Solutions range from better implants and prosthetics to brain-machine interfaces and they already are in the early stages of development and have working prototypes. While these are technical solutions to medical issues, and also a potential path towards transhumanist dreams, there is a number of social issues surrounding them that are rarely discussed. For instance, some 180 million young people between the ages of 10-24 live with a physical, sensory, intellectual or mental health disability significant enough to make a difference in their daily lives. The vast majority of these young people, some 150 million (80%) live in the developing world. They have limited access to education, employment and basic health care, and generally experience profound economic and social exclusion. The question needs to be asked whether the nano- and biotechnologies discussed to help the developing world are designed in a way to take into account the specific needs and realities of disabled people. Even if they did - and they do not - the next question is whether all these wonderful new technologies are really affordable for developing countries, or in other words: who pays for them? And finally, does the right social framework exist to take advantage of them?
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Police in Kazakhstan's central city of Shetpe have opened fire on rioters, killing one person and raising the death toll since violence erupted on Friday to 14.
A statement from the prosecutor general's office said on Sunday the violence occurred on Saturday in Shetpe, in the same region as the city of Zhanaozen where 13 people died in a clash with police two days earlier.Zhanaozen has been the site of a sit-in by oil workers seeking higher wages. Many of those workers were fired over the summer.The prosecutor general said a group of people in Shetpe, a train station about 100km from the regional centre Aktau on the Caspian sea, stopped a train with 300 passengers and "called for support of mass riots".Some 50 people resisted police demands to let the train move, torched the locomotives and proceeded to vandalise the village near the station. "Police were forced to open fire," wounding 12 people, the statement said. The total number wounded since the violence began is estimated to be around 100.
Kazakhstan's foreign ministry blamed the clashes on a small group of provocateurs allegedly set on disrupting a public celebration marking the 20th anniversary of Kazakhstan's independence.Nursultan Nazarbayev, the Kazakh president, has declared a 20-day state of emergency in Zhanaozen.Public protests are rare in the Central Asia's largest economy and biggest oil producer, where the 71-year-old Nazarbayev has overseen more than $120bn in foreign investment during more than two decades in power.Call for troops pullout
Nazarbayev tolerates little dissent and puts stability before democratic freedoms.On Sunday morning, around 500 angry protesters gathered near Concord Square of Aktau, a city of 160,000 people on the Caspian sea, some 2,600km southwest of the capital Astana.
Braving biting frost, they faced a large force of black-clad riot police holding shields, a Reuters correspondent reported from the scene.
Some policemen were armed with automatic rifles. "Take the troops out of Mangistau!" read a long banner in Kazakh held by a dozen protesters.
One protester, Sarsekesh Bairbekov, said he had been fired by oil firm Karazhanbasmunai (KBM) in May. "I worked there for 20 years. I was a welder and lost an eye," the 58-year-old said.
His wage was $810 before he was fired. KBM is jointly owned by London-listed KazMunaiGas Exploration Production and CITIC, China's biggest state investment company.
"We want them to take away the troops," Bairbekov said, referring to the state of emergency imposed in Zhanaozen after the riots. "They killed local people," he added, still wearing maroon-and-blue KBM overalls.
Many protesters called into question the official death toll announced after the riots in Zhanaozen.
One oil worker, who declined to be named, said he had just visited a blood donor centre in Aktau. "It is working round-the-clock. If only 10 people were killed, why is it working round-the-clock?" he asked, referring to the initial death toll.
Nurlan Mukhanov, deputy chief doctor at the Mangistau regional hospital in Aktau, said the "majority" of vixtims had "gunshot wounds". "We should be ready for any situation," he said.
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The clashes have soured national celebrations marking the 20th anniversary of independence from the Soviet Union and unnerved a government focused on stability and economic growth.
Yermukhamet Yertysbayev, a close adviser to Nazarbayev, said "foreign funding" fuelled the riots, but declined to elaborate. He said the situation was "firmly under control".
"There will be no Arab-style revolution. You can see that Kazakhstan is calm," he told Reuters by telephone.
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A simple sewing refashion, taking a a full length skirt and turning it into a v neck blouse, in 4 easy steps. Requires no cutting into the fabric, therefore no waste material.
You'll need a full length skirt with a side split, if you don't have one, there is no reason why you couldn't create a side split. My skirt cost a few dollars from the op shop (Australian thrift store)
Wear your skirt (if in public, do so over the top of trousers, you'll see why!) and twist around to have the side splits at front and back
Put back on over head, tuck the waistline underneath a little, and you have yourself a new v neck blouse!
Because you have not cut into the original garment, this means if you decide you'd like to wear your top as a skirt again you simply unpick where you've sewn across each shoulder. Easy peasy.
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Don't try this at home, folks.
A 23-year-old man died in the northern West Bank after he fell from an electricity pole he had climbed to raise the Palestinian flag.
Muhammad Riyan from Bani Hassan, west of Salfit, was taken to a hospital in Qaliqilia where he died of his wounds on Monday night .
Clearly Israel's fault, for the victim would not have felt the need to raise the palestinian flag had Israel not existed.
What a shame the same thing did not happen to this man.
Update: Something else to note about this story. The 23-year-old is described as a "man". Other palestinian or Arab sites (such as this and this) refer to similarly aged palestinians killed by Israel as "youth," no doubt to garner more sympathy.


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21 Unexpected Side Effects Of Being In A Relationship
It's equal parts cuddling and stealing each other's food.
1. You're constantly looking for your favorite shirt or underwear, only to realize you left it at their place.
2. …but that's OK, because your wardrobe magically doubles.
Boyfriend jeans, boyfriend sweater, girlfriend jeggings… the world is your oyster.
3. And all of a sudden you have access to twice as much food.
"Oh wait, you're ordering the steak? Then I'll get the salmon and just eat some of yours!!"
4. Your dental hygiene improves considerably.
Because someone is there to watch you brush your teeth at night and so you can't cheat.
5. No matter what your opinion of sports, you find yourself genuinely hoping your significant other's team wins.
Unless they're playing a team YOU support, in which case, let the bitterness and rivalry commence.
6. You've accidentally ordered food to their house at least once.
"If my mozzarella sticks are gone by the time I get there, we're literally done."
7. And you've accidentally tweeted/Facebook'd/whatever'd from their account.
8. Your Netflix recommendations get completely mixed up.
9. You start to appropriate the other person's pop culture knowledge.
So you feel like you can participate in arguments even if you've never watched/read/listened to the thing in question.
10. And their booze knowledge.
Appropriate it into your gullet, that is.
11. And they start to like the stuff you like too.
12. You find yourself using their products (some of which you never knew existed) in a pinch.
And even if you're not *totally* convinced, you can admit a good thing when you smell one.
13. (Which is why you have to buy duplicates of all your important toiletries.)
Unless you're really with a keeper and they buy them for you.
14. Your key ring weighs like five pounds.
The keys to your place, the keys to their place, your mailbox, their bike lock, the list goes on.
15. All of a sudden you have someone who is contractually obligated* to make you coffee when you're hungover and rub your back when it aches.
Although (clearly) you should be reciprocating.
*like, pretty much.
16. You *really* start to care about getting your side of the bed.
Not to mention exactly half the blankets, half the pillows, and the perfect spooning-to-personal-space ratio.
17. You have to explain all your kind-of-murdery-looking grooming tools to each other.
"I promise, it can't come to life during the full moon and rip your soul from your body."
18. The threat of Netflix cheating is all too real, and all too painful.
19. Your text history contains all kinds of gems.
20. (Because YOU CAN'T BE TAMED.)
21. You're exposed to more bodily functions than you ever imagined.
But that's OK, because now you can feel free to let loose with your own.
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