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I learned a few things from the movie Trooper and the Legend of the Golden Key. If you are an 8 year old boy and get moved to a new town, that is a good time to bamboozle your parents into getting a dog and if they say yes to one dog then they will for sure allow you a second dog. I also learned that if you have a maniacal evil plan then you should laugh about it with your partner in a Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde sort of way. One more thing I learned, if you want to show your audience that your character is a bad dude, have him take candy from a baby. Trooper is a bloodhound and he narrates the story. Due to budget cuts, by the bad guy of course, Trooper can no longer be a police dog. Luckily a boy has just moved into town and is able to have his family adopt the dog. The evil bad guy is trying to shut down the local bookstore so he can put in an oil well that will make him rich. He tells the bookstore owner that she owes back taxes for 25 years and has to come up with a million dollars. The boy learns of this and also hears about a recently deceased man who may have left a treasure in his house. Trooper and the boy discover the Legend of the Golden Key which is worth a million dollars (coincidence?). This was a nice little just watch the movie and don't worry about the facts. I was a bit fixated that the book store owner just accepted that she owed a million dollars. This is after all, a children's movie.
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If like me you wasted a good portion of your life wandering the wastes blowing away mutants and enclave in the origional fallout games you might enjoy this. Its an idie project with some sort of agreement with blackisle/bethesda that has turned those first fallouts into a mmo. Its free to play and although it is a client its pretty light, afterall its just two 90s games mashed together.
Word of warning, it is rock hard. In the single player you were the chosen one, here youre just some nub with a gun and it shows.
You will die a lot , then you'l die some more and everytime you die you lose everything on you.
Other than a few safe cities there are no newbie zones, anyone can kill you anytime they stumble upon you if they so choose (they will).
Its very much in beta and is likely to remain so indefinately, but alot of the community help out with mapping/quest building and also to implement the 3d models from the cancelled van buren project. These models are also being suplemented with stuff made by players.
One more thing it is currently expecting server wipe in the next few months where everything is clearedto implement massive updates and even the playing field whilst ensuring everything is thoroughly tested by the players, chances are though if you just wade in you will have a screwed up build like me and welcome the wipe.
I realise i havent really sold it very well but its more a case of if you loved fallout youl probably love this if you didnt then you will probably get bored of being shot in the face/stolen from/suicide bombed very quickly.
Check it out at http://www.fonline2238.net/forum/
If youre having too much trouble give me a shout and il give you a hand.

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- Claudia Pantoja said...
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- May 29, 2012 at 10:41 AM
- vilniusgotfashion said...
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- June 21, 2012 at 5:29 AM
hello from Finland and I salute and admire You all fabulouse women in these pages!Thank You Ari,I do not after all need a shrink to show me my place being soon 60 and still wanting to be seen.After finding these pages I have reorganized my wardroom,thrown out everyting suitable for my ages and taking my sewmachine again for to use.I love me and my life again and I am beautifull.For the start I am a bit copycat to Debra.She is so me!But developing my skills again I will be an artist for my own life!You are so lucy to live in a big city ,here the athmosphire is a bit tight.My best and biggest huggs ,Kirsi
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- Title
- International inflow a valuable long-term resource
- Author(s)
- Young, Ian
- Abstract
- In these challenging financial times, it is interesting to reflect on the sector which, within the next year, could become Australia's largest export industry---international education. Despite its financial success, the sector is seldom seen as a major industry for Australia. There is still the misconception that it is an unfortunate artefact of an underfunded system which forced universities to recruit top-up fee-paying students from overseas. Yet 2008 Bureau of Statistics data shows that international education generated $14.1 billion in export income for Australia, making it our third-largest export industry, behind coal and iron ore.
- Publication type
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- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Chancellery
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- Publication year
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- Keyword(s)
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Excerpts from a Mongolian Mission Journal - Final Part ...for now
Thursday, Sept. 17, 2010
The days have been full since we arrived, and while high-speed internet access has been easier than I expected at times, it is not always available when we might most like it. The hospital has good connections most of the time, but it is usually late when we are finished with work, and somehow the lines are turned off by that time.
Since the main intent of this trip has been to continue the education of local surgeons in the use of laparoscopic cholecystectomy, that has been the primary aim of all our activities. Where all of this technology fits into the big picture of medical care in Mongolia remains to be seen, and I have to be honest that there are more than a few times that I have my doubts. The Russians were the main influence here since the 1920s and while they have left (rather abruptly, I was told, one morning in 1992), their teaching persists in the leadership, both for good and for not so good. The main connection we have here, both as interpreter as well as for medical and logistical issues, is a very tall man, probably in his early fifties, who is an anesthesiologist and professor at the university in Ulaanbaator. He spent three years learning anesthesia in East Germany in the early 1980s, and later spent time in Arkansas doing additional training. He is clearly a very bright and delightful person, and it is through his eyes that I get to interpret what I am seeing. The cleanliness of the hospital, he says, is directly linked to Russian training. Surgical journals may be available on the internet, but they are expensive and mostly in English. Since only some of the younger individuals have learned basic English, it will always be a struggle for them to see what is going on outside of the country. Thus, medical missions such as ours will be the only source of new information that they will get for some time. Not surprisingly then, I found that the few words of Russian that I do know have gone a long way to bringing smiles to the faces of people around me.
Food has always been a good reason for me to travel, and I would suggest that there should be no illusions that just because the local customs and traditions might be different from elsewhere, that does not necessarily translate into something that is easy or even pleasurable. As one can imagine, this is not a very friendly terrain in terms of agriculture or of life in general, and so foods are quite limited. This is a meat-eating culture, and while we declined the opportunity last night to feast on a freshly slaughtered sheep, to enjoy intestine soup, a meal without meat is not a meal at all. Lamb and mutton are the most common of these, and while marmot seems to be the second most common of local meats, I actually did eat a stuffed cabbage yesterday for lunch that quite resembled beef and was really delicious. Mutton soup with vegetables (mostly carrots, a turnip or two, and some potatoes), mutton with rice and potatoes, mutton balls (not the anatomic ones!) with broth, mutton dumplings and mutton soup with noodles have been the mainstay of what we have eaten so far – is there a consistency to this? I hope that my coronary arteries do not start to complain. I have not even seen anything resembling the "Mongolian barbeque" that we think of from home, but I do think I will look forward to a scorpion kebab or two at one of the stalls near Wangfujing when I return to Beijing next week.
It is fall here already, and the few leaves that there are, are starting to turn. With very few trees around, even though they are mostly of the deciduous type, there is not a lot of autumnal color, and it seems that only the setting sun brings out a palette of visual variety to the landscape. The temperature is still comfortable during day, but drops precipitously at night, and I have taken to wearing my long underwear to bed. The streets are probably only half paved, and the sidewalks perhaps a third so. As we were crossing the street the other day, I noted that there was a pipe that seemed to serve as a culvert, through which snaked thick electrical cables whose insulation seemed to suffer the effects of exposure and age. Most of the people seem to live in compounds defined by five foot high walls made of concrete aggregate, within a combination of gers, frame houses, and housing composed of old, Russian railroad cars, derailed, and de-wheeled. Probably not surprisingly then, because of the relatively low height of the walls, there are no "extended security means" such as glass shards, applied to the tops of the concrete blocks. Extended families and resident dogs seem to complete the unit. A pack of 13 dogs barking in pursuit of something just passed under my window. Mostly people seem to dress in Western garb, and other than for height, look like everywhere else in Asia. There must be something in Mongolian genes or nutrition that breeds tall people, for it is not uncommon to see six-footers here at all. Occasionally, I see people dressed in dells, the traditional long coats with hats that bring a sense of difference to the area. Lastly smoking, which is so common elsewhere in Asia, is not so common here, and seems mostly to be among the urban dwellers rather than those few I have seen from "the country."
I have made a few telephone calls during my stay so far, and it never fails to amaze me as to the technologic changes that we have seen in the past few years. ATM's have completely replaced traveler's checks, and internet, Skype or G-chat, and phone cards now are commonplace instead of aerogrammes or letters. Who ever goes to a post office to find a postage stamp or even postcards? There must be some who still do, but as a singular innovation, I think that email has changed the face of travel almost more than anything else.
Breakfast awaits, and we have at least four surgeries to do today: two pediatric hernias and two gallbladders. Let's hope that all goes well for all.
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It first appered in The Road to Humilau where it went up agaisnt Marlon's Jellicent. After their Pin Missile and Shadow Ball attaks were dodged, the battle heated up. Ferrothorn Thunderbolt landed Thunderbolt, which was a knockout. Jellicent's Cursed Body licked in to disable Thunderbolt while he fainted, but Ferrothorn fought on regardless. Even though Thunderbolt would do 4X the normal damage to Marlon's Mantine, he learned that Cursed Body disabled it, so he was in for a hard battle. Cameron ordered Pin Missile, his foe acted fast, knocking his balance off with Wing Attack, but Ferrothorn was still able to battle. Bullet Seed did virtually no damge to him, and Ferrothorn was able to get up. Despite Pin Missile having an obivious type advantage againt Mantine's Psybeam, and being able to rip through it and hurt mantine, he found an opening and landed the Psybeam, which knocked him out.
It next appeared in Curtain Up, Unova League! where it was used in the first round of the unova league agaisnt Keno's Eelektross. It hit with Pin Missile, but Eelektross inflicted major damage with Crush Claw. Ferrothorn tried to fight back with his newly learned Metal Claw, but Eelektross dodged all 3 attempts. Ferrothorn dodged a Thunderbolt attack, but was once again hurt by Crush Claw. In the next episode, Eelektross attempted a Crunch attack, but Ferrothorn used Pin Missile in Eelektross's mouth, knocking it out.
It was later seen in Lost at the Leaugue! defeating an Amoonguss with Pin Missile, giving his trainer a victory in the third round and advancing to top 16.
He was the second Pokemon called upon by Cameron in his Quarter-Final match against Ash in BW109 after Pignite was able to bring down Cameron's powerful Hydriegon. Ferrothorn viciously lashes out to hit Pignite with Metal Claw, but the Fire Pig Pokemon dodges the attack. Ferrothorn attacks again and lands a hit with Pin Missile on the exhausted Fire type. It was still able to fight back and use Flamethrower, which did four times the normal damage, and badly hurt Ferrothorn. With both Pokemon unable to take another hit, in a final desperate move, Cameron orders Mirror Shot, but Pignite dodged it and knocked him out with Flame Charge.
In BW110, the scoreboard showed that he had lost to Virgil.
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|The Road to Humilau!
|The Road to Humilau!
|Metal Claw +
|Curtain Up Unova League!
|Mirror Shot +
|Ash vs. Cameron! Secret Weapon Hydriegon!
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Breaking the Bank at Caligula's
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- "I've unloaded the police bikes. Everybody in! You two, change into your police uniforms!."
- — Zero.
Breaking the Bank at Caligula's is the final mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas given to protagonist Carl Johnson by San Fierro Triads leader Wu Zi Mu from The Four Dragons Casino, located along The Strip in Las Venturas, San Andreas.
The day has come for them to pull a heist at Caligula's Palace. The entire team, minus Carl, gets into the van and departs. Carl, dressed as a casino employee, goes and gets a car of his own, and heads for Caligula's. On the way, Zero tests if Carl can hear him on his earpiece, who confirms a clear connection.
Carl arrives at the casino, with him having only four minutes to get his team inside the casino. Carl uses Millie's swipe card to get into the lower levels of the casino. Carl then heads down one level into the generator room, in where he tosses a smoke grenade in a vent, which renders the guards of the safe unconscious.
Zero activates the charges at the dam, and the electricity goes out. Carl puts on night vision goggles and heads down into the service bay. He then uses a forklift to open the garage door, in which Woozie and the rest of the team arrive. They then head for the safe, all while trying to wipe out the security in their way. Once in the safe, Zero says that someone is trying to bring the emergency system back on. As a result, Carl blows up the generators to inactivate the system for good.
The safe door is then blown up by the Triads in order access the safe and get the cash. But then, the Mafia are alerted, and head for the safe room, in where Carl kills them. Once the team has gotten the cash, Carl leads the team back to the van, helping them get rid of the Mafiosos blocking the way. Once they have reached the van, everybody, except Carl, hops on the van and the police bikes.
Carl is left alone, because he is the decoy. He fights his way through more mafia thugs, and catches an elevator to the roof. He then makes his way across the slanted roof, in where there is a parachute waiting. He straps up, jumps off the roof, and lands on the roof of The Clown's Pocket, just north of Caligula's. Carl then gets into a Police Maverick and flies to Verdant Meadows, in where the team is waiting. Once there, Carl punches Zero, who is responsible for making the heist a little harder, and takes Woozie back to the Four Dragons Casino. A furious Salvatore Leone calls making threats against Carl, CJ taunts Salvatore before the call ends.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Enter the Mafia Casino
- Find and open the swipecard door
- Toss a smoke grenade into the air vent
- Find the swipecard door and open it
- Head down to the service bay
- Use the forklift to open the roller door
- Clear the corridors of security so the team can reach the vault
- Follow the team down to the vault
- Destroy the back up generators
- Head downstairs and check on the team
- Enter the Safe
- Kill the Mafia whilst the team gets the cash
- Lead the team safely back to the van
- Get to the service elevator - remember, you are the decoy
- Get onto the roof
- Follow the rooftops and collect the parachute
- Parachute off and escape in the helicopter
- Escape to the safe house
Post mission phone call
Carl Johnson: 'Ssup?
Salvatore Leone: You two-bit, backstabbing, piece of eggplant shit!
Carl Johnson: Salvatore! Nice to hear from you, too!
Salvatore Leone: You're dead! Your friends are dead! Your family's dead! I'm gonna fuck you up, and your children and your grandchildren!
Carl Johnson: Well, it's been nice talking to ya, but I got some money needs spending on some expensive trash, so if you'll excuse me.
Salvatore Leone: You're dead! DEAD!
If Carl fails the parachute jump to the helicopter, the mission is not a failure; instead, Carl simply needs to jack a vehicle and drive it to Verdant Meadows, while being pursued by the enemy helicopters. If you have less than a 3-star wanted level, you can lose them by driving fast.
The rewards for this mission are $100,000 and an increase in respect. The croupier outfit Carl wears becomes available via his wardrobe, although it serves no purpose after this mission. (Note: although Millie Perkins indicates earlier in the game that Carl has agreed to split his heist earnings with her, this does not actually happen, even if Carl continues to date her afterward.)
- When the Triads jump on the police bikes, it is actually the generic police biker appearance being used, making it look like the Triads suddenly turned African-American.
- Carl steals four bikes in Cop Wheels, but only two of these bikes are used in the heist.
- It is extremely hard to land the parachute onto the roof of The Clown's Pocket with conventional means. Most players make the mistake of jumping off the roof then pulling the chute straight away and end up landing short of the roof, requiring them to make their own way back. The trick to making it onto the roof is jumping off the roof of Caligula's Palace and holding forward on the analog stick, or W if they're on a PC, for a few moments, rather than pulling the parachute immediately.
- It`s possible to jump into the vent, where you are throwing tear gas, and you will be in the hidden interiors universe.
- No matter what hair style you have before the mission, when you start the mission it will be the default one at the start of the game. After the mission is completed, Carl's hairstyle and clothing reverts to what it was before the mission started.
- As with previous missions in the Heist strand, the game writers assumed the player will have completed the Zero missions by this point, hence the references to Berkley which are meaningless to any player who hasn't done those optional missions yet.
- The mission is noticeably similar to the 2001 film Ocean's Eleven,as by looking into the characters and their plot, one can suggest the it might be an inspiration of the mission itself.
- This mission has the longest name of any in the game at a total of 27 characters, and is second in the era after Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories' The Portland Chainsaw Masquerade at 29 characters, and is third overall in the series only to Grand Theft Auto IV's I Need Your Clothes, Your Boots, and Your Motorcycle at 43 characters.
- Players following the BradyGames Official Strategy Guide may be puzzled by its recommendation that Carl obtain adrenaline to assist in this and other heist-related missions; the book even shows numerous pick-up locations around the city. The guide was evidently based upon an early version of the game, as the final version omits this pick-up.
- The Explosive at the safe door do not harm the player, for example, blowing the generators up while player is standing direct front of the door.
- It isn't required to complete the mission to finish the story.


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- "When everyone had eaten as much as they could, the remains of the food faded from the plates, leaving them sparkling clean as before. A moment later the desserts appeared. Blocks of ice cream in every flavour you could think of, apple pies, treacle tarts, chocolate eclairs and jam doughnuts, trifle, strawberries, jelly, rice pudding…"
- —Description.[src]
Rice pudding is a dessert made from rice. Rice pudding was served at the Welcoming Feast of 1991.[1]
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (First appearance)
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- ↑ Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Chapter 7 (The Sorting Hat)


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NOTRE DAME — Two weeks ago, Notre Dame seniors firmly stated that the ideal bowl game destination would be somewhere warm, sunny and notably not South Bend in December.
On Saturday, Dec. 7, Notre Dame formally accepted a bid to the New Era Pinstripe Bowl in New York City.
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It turns out a mix of location, timing, logistics, an attractive bowl package and relentless recruiting by Pinstripe Bowl officials that offered the Irish more than they could turn away.
"It's been a great place for us," head coach Brian Kelly said of New York. "I remember us being at Yankee Stadium, the way we were treated there. New York is certainly a great place for Notre Dame. We have great support in that area, subway alums. It's a home away from home."
The Irish had been juggling the idea of playing at San Diego's Poinsettia Bowl or the Hawaii Bowl, but the logistics didn't click. Once Northern Illinois lost to Bowling Green in the Mid-American Conference championship, the Poinsettia Bowl — which has a MAC tie this year — was off the table.
As for Hawaii, the Dec. 24 kickoff date would have been a tight fit with Notre Dame's final exam schedule (Dec. 16-20). The team would have flown out Dec. 21 and missed several of the bowl activities the days leading up to the game.
So instead, the Irish will fly to New York City on Dec. 23 for a Dec. 28 game against Rutgers (6-6).
Notre Dame's ties with New York, its history at Yankee Stadium and a generous sales pitch helped sway Kelly to the Big Apple. Kelly joked that former Irish player John Mosley, who now handles non-baseball events at Yankee Stadium, would "not leave (Kelly) alone" in terms of recruiting Notre Dame for the bowl.
As for the small matter of winning over his players, who were dead-set on a more appealing climate, Kelly said it didn't take much convincing.
"I put up the Power Point, I went from talking about the Pinstripe Bowl, had my guys' attention," he said. "They came out of their chairs when I showed them the bowl package. I didn't get that popular in a very short period of time. They were very excited about the things they were going to get from the bowl package.
And it's New York. It's New York at Christmas time. Just the ability to do a lot of things. A lot of these guys haven't been to New York at that time. They were pretty excited about it."
Receiver TJ Jones said the bowl package included a Playstation 4, a bowl ring and "a lot of clothes and hats." He said a trip to Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center were other selling points for the trip.
Tackle Zack Martin agreed.
"It's the best place to play if you're not going to play in warm weather," he said.
Both Jones and Martin were part of the Notre Dame team that played Army at Yankee Stadium in 2010. Both walked away with strong, positive memories of the experience.
"I remember being wowed by the interior design of the stadium, the JumboTron, how neatly it was all built," Jones said. "There's a lot of the things get to do in the city, ultimately playing in (Yankee) Stadium again helps make the cold weather more bearable."
Everett Golson is expected to be readmitted to the university as early as next week, but Kelly said the suspended quarterback won't participate in bowl game practice. Golson is expected to visit his girlfriend in New York and might meet up with the team there.
Offensive guard Chris Watt won't play in the bowl game following an MCL tear against Stanford.
With former quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator Chuck Martin gone to become the next head coach at Miami (Ohio), Kelly will coach the quarterbacks for the Pinstripe Bowl. Mike Denbrock, wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator, has been named Notre Dame's interim offensive coordinator. Kelly said he'll focus on a search for Martin's replacement after the bowl game.


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- Object recognition in industrial environments using support vector machines and artificial neural networks
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- This paper presents a comparison between Artificial Neural Networks and Support Vector Machines in the application of classifying automotive wheels in an industrial environment. Performance of these two approaches over a range of classifier parameters on a dataset pre-processed in multiple ways has been evaluated and the results analysed. Results indicate that the best performance is obtained using a Support Vector Machine approach incorporating a linear kernel.
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- Artificial neural networks; Data processing; Feature extraction; Support vector machines; Wheel identification
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I had sex last night without a condom and now I have mucus coming out my vagina. Not sure what that can mean?? PLEASE HELP!
The most likely possibility is that what you're seeing coming out of your vagina is simply semen: the male sexual fluid which carries sperm.
The vagina isn't a bottomless pit: it ends with the cervix, the base of the uterus. The opening to the cervix -- called the os -- is incredibly small. It can dilate to a much larger size when a woman is going to deliver an infant, can be dilated for medical procedures by a healthcare provider, and it does get a little bit larger during certain times in your fertility cycle -- it's a little more open during menstruation and ovulation -- but overall, it's seriously teeny.
Sperm can get through that opening, because they are microscopically small, as can some bacteria, and your menstrual fluids can make their way out, but semen as a whole, doesn't go in there. It will pool in your vagina when ejaculated, and then run out afterwards. A lot of that will happen within a few hours after, but the vagina cleans itself in a cycle of every few days, so you can often see (and smell) some different-looking discharges from your usual for a couple of days after unprotected sex. Sometimes, people who are trying to become pregnant expect that for pregnancy to happen, all that semen needs to stay in the vagina. What they're missing is that sperm is the important part of semen with pregnancy: the rest of those fluids are basically just there to keep sperm viable and to help get it to the cervical opening. In other words, semen is basically just giving sperm a ride: it doesn't need to stick around once it drops the sperm off.
Of course, too, if you're using a lubricant, that can also be discharged, and there's your own natural discharges which make their way out as well which you're probably already used to seeing. For someone with a genital infection which can cause new discharges, or greater discharge -- like bacterial vaginosis, a yeast infection, trichomoniasis or other infections -- they might see those, too, but symptoms of a sexually transmitted or genital infection tend to need at least a few days -- and often longer -- to develop. You won't be seeing STI symptoms the next day after sex with nearly all infections.
However, since you did have unprotected sex, you'll want to make sure you do schedule a screening for infections in the next month or so, and that you keep current with those every year after you first become sexually active, even when you are using condoms, though it's obviously even more critical if you aren't. And if you do not wish to become pregnant, then you may want to consider getting and using emergency contraception as soon as possible: you have within 120 hours of a risk to use it, but the sooner it's used, the more likely it is to be effective.
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We take a look at some of the famous brothers and sisters, Sheikh Mohammed little son named Zayed.
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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai and Princess Haya bint Al Hussein have announced the arrival of the a new member of their family-a baby boy. Sheikh Mohammed tweeted: "Princess Haya and I were blessed with a baby boy. We named him 'Zayed'." In this slideshow we take you through some of the brothers and sisters little Zayed will keep company.
Sheikh Hamdan was appointed as crown prince of Dubai in February 2008, according to his father's decree. Forbes placed Sheikh Hamdan on #6 on their list of the 20 Hottest Young Royals for "attracting attention as an avid competitive equestrian and the chairman of the Dubai Executive Council." Sheikh Hamdan is also known as Fazza'—under which pseudonym he publishes his poetry.
When she was 18 years old, Sheikha Latifa won the UAE Showjumping Championship in Abu Dhabi in 2003. A few years on, she participated in the 2006 Asian Games in Qatar as a member of the UAE team and walked away with a bronze medal. Her excellent performance at the Seventh Qatar International Showjumping Championship meant Sheikha Latifa had qualified for the Beijing Olympics of 2008. An achievement that made her the first Emirati woman to qualify for an equestrian event in the Olympics, and the second Arab woman after Jordanian Princess Haya bint al Hussein, who took part in the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
The fifth son of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed, Sheikh Majid bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum graduated from Rashid Private School in 2005 and joined the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom and was awarded upon his graduation in 2006 " The Sword of Honor" at the age of 18 amongst 484 cadet officers. Sheikh Majid led the UAE endurance team to victory at the 11th Pan Arab games in Cairo in 2007 where he snagged two Gold Medals. In 2008, Sheikh Majid was appointed Chairman of Dubai Culture and Arts.
Sheikha Maitha is another member of the Dubai Royal Family to make it to Forbes's 20 Hottest Young Royals. But that is hardly all of this princess's accomplishment: Sheikha Maitha has represented the United Arab Emirates at international karate and tae kwon do competitions; and even won the silver medal in the 2006 Asian games. In 2007 she was awarded the Arab World's best female athlete award.
Maryam attended the Latifa School for Girls (Dubai), and she graduated in summer 2009. As of now, Sheikha Maryam has yet to pursue her further education. On her Facebook page, Sheikha Maryam lists "Horse back riding, Endurance racing, poetry, Traveling, Charity work, Socializing, animal lover. Confidence that you spot from miles away, Wild, is not afraid to experiment anything, lives her life well, yet so sweet, kind hearted and down to earth" in her description box.
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The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has strongly deplored a move by members of the former Mainland soccer champions Young Africans who convened a meeting to oust their chairman Lloyd Nchunga over the weekend in Dar es Salaam.
In a lengthy statement released yesterday by the soccer federation's secretary general, Angetile Osiah, it states that Yanga members are heading into uncalled for crisis.
The statement said should there a need to change Yanga leadership then members of the club must adhere to the existing constitution.
"TFF is not bound to tolerate any move initiated by members which are illegal and not in conformity with the governing constitution of the club," it said part of the statement.
Osiah said TFF will not be ready or entertain any action that is contrary to the constitution be it in good faith or otherwise.
He said TFF has a fleet of members affiliated to it and the members include premiership clubs, Yanga inclusive.
The secretary general, who gained access to the TFF leadership early last year, said the soccer federation will not be swayed by members who attempt to oust Yanga leadership without following the proper channels.
He insisted that for Yanga to be recognized by the TFF, rules, regulations and procedures of running the club's affairs should be adhered to.
Yanga has been in crisis since the build up towards the Mainland's biggest premiership derby played in Dar es Salaam on May 6.
Yanga council of elders had requested their club chairman Nchunga to surrender the team ahead of their clash against Simba.
Nchunga objected the move and Yanga went on to lose the match terribly by 5-0 goals that rubbed salt on the wound as the crisis escalated to date.
After losing the premiership title to archrivals Simba, Yanga have one more silverware to defend in less than two months, the Kagame Cup.
Besides title defence bid, Yanga, like any other club, need to register and offload players ahead of the transfer window expected to be opened next month.
Yanga players, officials and their Serbian coach, Kostadin Papic, have a pile of salary arrears with a solution not in sight to clear the air.
The pile of debts is said to be a powerful drawback that led the club to lose its grip on title retention bid during the last six matches of the just ended premiership season as the team lost hefty 15 points.
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ECU Police tell us that a man was arrested by ECU officers at gunpoint following an armed robbery.
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A man is being held under a hefty bond in the Pitt County Detention Center for armed robbery.
Jail officials say that 19-year-old James Carney was arrested by Greenville Police and taken in around 1:47 Saturday morning.
He's charged with Felony Robbery With a Dangerous Weapon. He's being held under a $150,000 secured bond.
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Fictitious revenues Premature revenues Understatement of expenses and liabilities Overstatement of assets Fictitious assets Capitalized expenditures that should be expensed Misappropriation of assets
As a trusted adviser, when your clients look to you to guide them on procedures and controls to minimize or eliminate the risk of fraud in their organizations, you can look to Financial Reporting Fraud for answers.
About the Author
AICPA member Charles R. Lundelius, Jr., CPA, who also holds ABV and CFF designations, led a team from FTI Consulting to assist the SEC's Inspector General in the investigation relating to why the SEC did not catch the Madoff Ponzi scheme. The Inspector General's report, available at www.sec.gov, cites numerous findings by Mr. Lundelius' team. Mr. Lundelius is Senior Managing Director - Forensic Litigation, FTI Consulting, Washington, DC.
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Few people seem to understand that health and happiness are inextricably linked. You just aren't as happy as you can be if you're not leading a healthy life. You might feel happy, but despite what you might think, you're not as happy as you can be. Thus, if you have never done so before, then you are going to want to begin looking into health foods . Indeed, by...Read More
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Canadian musician and composer Scott MacMillan enjoys a reputation in Nova Scotia and abroad for his unusual versatility working in the genres of classical, pop, jazz, blues and celtic music. He is equally at home on the podium as conductor and music director of Symphony Nova Scotia, or in the studio or behind a guitar.
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Katherine Heigl's Knocked Up
The demise of the female slacker.
Back in June, this viewer laughed until she cried at Judd Apatow's goofy comedy Knocked Up, but she also left the theater feeling … disconcerted. An informal poll of female friends revealed the same: They went, they laughed, they felt squeamish. So it came as only a small surprise that sunny Katherine Heigl recently told Vanity Fair that Knocked Up is"a little sexist. It paints the women as shrews, as humorless and uptight, and it paints the men as lovable, goofy, fun-loving guys. … I had a hard time with it, on some days. I'm playing such a bitch; why is she being such a killjoy?" The media seized on Heigl's comments, and—perhaps sensing a Salem bitch hunt in the making—on Dec. 7 the actress issued a clarification to People. While she stands by her original statement, the movie, she stressed, was the "best filming experience of my career."
At the time Knocked Up was released, it was hard to express discontent without feeling like a killjoy yourself. After all, the film—a hilarious exploration of the difficulties of family life in the post-feminist age—is in some ways quite uxorious, as Slate's Dana Stevens observed. Its plot follows a schlubby slacker guy, Ben (played by Seth Rogen), learning to shape up and become a good domestic partner to the pregnant Alison (played by Heigl). Stylistically, though, the film treated women and men very differently. Knocked Up made time for men to explore their choices on-screen in almost existential ways; they ask themselves whom they want to be, they joke around, they assume the right to experiment. Women, by contrast, are entirely concerned with pragmatic issues. We never see Alison or her older sister, Debbie, pursue or express her own creative impulses, sense of humor, independent interests; their rather instrumental concerns lie squarely in managing to balance the domestic with the professional. It's as if women's inner worlds are entirely functional rather than playful and open. Knocked Up was, as David Denby put it in The New Yorker, the culminating artifact in what had become "the dominant romantic-comedy trend of the past several years—the slovenly hipster and the female straight arrow."
To be sure, Apatow is sensitive to how romantic expectations ultimately make some women unhappy in marriage. The film deftly shows how squabbling over the distribution of power in a relationship can make love fade as quickly as the new linens. This is precisely the point of juxtaposing Alison and Ben's awkward attempts to create lasting intimacy out of a one-night stand with the acrimonious bickering of Alison's older sister, Debbie (Leslie Mann), and her husband, Pete (Paul Rudd): Must domestic partnerships end up in alienated jockeying? In one scene, we watch Debbie and Pete quarrel about who is going to bring their daughters to school as Alison looks on with discomfort and some superiority—as if assuming she'll never find herself embroiled in such disputes. Apatow seems genuinely to want to know how so many end up in Debbie and Pete's shoes.
Yet Apatow frames the female anxieties in this film in a limited way. Consider two key cross-cutting scenes at the heart of the movie, in which Ben and Pete and Alison and Debbie deal separately with their anxieties about being parents and partners. Each couple has just split up—Debbie has left Pete because she discovers he's been sneaking off to go to the movies or play fantasy baseball with his pals while pretending he's working; Alison gets frustrated when Ben takes Pete's side in the matter and it dawns on her that he might not prove a reliable partner when the baby arrives. The guys go to Las Vegas, where they take shrooms, get lap dances, and pay a visit to Cirque du Soleil. In the dark hours of the night, stoned out of their minds, they riff hilariously about the chairs in their hotel room. This exchange is one of the best sections of the movie—an example of strange linguistic inventiveness and comic energy. Then, suddenly, Pete opens up to Ben, confessing that all Debbie wants to give him is love—something everyone should want, yet something he, to his confusion, doesn't know how to receive. Why would he reject such a thing? he wonders. In a seemingly disconnected gesture, he tries to shove his fist down his throat. It "tastes like a rainbow," he says.
It is hard not to read his statement as a metaphor for the film's ambivalent view of the message "women" are trying to render unto "men": that a caring, sharing domestic life is a "rainbow" men are crazy not to accept wholesale. Poor Pete's dilemma, the tension he is trying to drive at, is that he can't swallow the rainbow (so to speak) however much he tries—and has made his wife into a disappointed micromanager in the process. He wants to be a good partner, but he also really, really wants to be able to go play rotisserie baseball and watch Spider-Man 3 by himself and riff pointlessly about chair-personalities, without anyone telling him he needs to drop his child off at school. Not only that—he doesn't want to have to ask to do these things; he takes his right to autonomy as a given. What the film's men don't think they should have to give up, even after they become fathers, is the freedom to be playfully immature, distracted, and irresponsible.


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The battle between Ash and Roxie continues. If it isn't her super speedy Koffing that gives Ash trouble, it's her super strong Scolipede that's even worse, as it defeats his Leavanny. But when Pignite defeats Scolipede, her Garbodor comes out and defeats Pignite. With Ash narrowed down to his rarely used powerhouse Palpitoad and his companion and ace Pikachu, will Ash be able to win his final badge or are his hopes of entering the Unova League vanish right before his eyes? Will soon find out as the Virbank Gym 6 on 3 battle continues!
- Like Roxie, her Gym Badge, the Toxic Badge, also made its debut before Pokémon Black 2 and Pokémon White 2 were released in Japan.
- This is the second time Ash looked up Garbodor on the Pokedex. First was BW057: Scraggy and the Demanding Gothita! when Katharine's Gothita disturbed a wild one with Double Slap due to its foul breath while hanging out with Ash's Scraggy in the night of the woods.
- The soundtrack opening of Arceus and the Jewel of Life was used again for the fifth time when Ash brings out Palpitoad into battle since BW064,BW065,BW069, and BW080.
- "Next Time... A New Beginning!" is put in the end of this episode instead of "To Be Continued" because Ash's journey in Eastern Unova begins in the next episode.
- Who's that Pokemon?: Garbodor (US).
- In a scene where Roxie is about to bring out her Garbodor, her hair is missing.
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William F. Shughart Discusses the Import-Export Bank on The Gary Nolan Show
Recorded: Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Sr. Fellow William F. Shughart II appeared on The Gary Nolan radio show to discuss the Export-Import bank. In a recent syndicated Op-Ed, Shughart wrote that the Export-Import bank distorts prices and it interferes with the free flow of international commerce.
Experts: William F. Shughart IIType: RadioIssues: Banking and Finance, Business, Economic Policy, Labor and Employment, Trade
William F. Shughart Interviewed on Budget & Tax News Podcast
Recorded: Friday, December 24, 2010
Senior Fellow William F. Shughart discusses financial developments at General Motors and Chrysler, the real issues at stake in the TARP debate, and how Obamas bailouts are negatively affecting the limping economy.
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Bush, Obama, and Presidential Power
Recorded: Wednesday, January 7, 2009
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Was George W. Bush the worst president ever? Ivan Eland examines Bushs presidency and those of his predecessors to determine if their policies promoted peace, prosperity, and liberty while upholding the Constitution they swore to protect.
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Modern-day struggle renews, redefines 40-acers-and-a-mule promise
By Charles Hallman
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Land ownership, which signaled both privilege and power, was a European concept brought to the country. "The way we think about property is a European tradition," notes Maria Wiseman, an assistant solicitor in the Division of Indian Affairs with the U.S. Interior Department. Wiseman and the University of Wisconsin's Katrina Quisumbling King and Jess Gilbert last month discussed the significance of Black farmland ownership in the Rural South at the Black Environmental Thought II conference at the University of Minnesota. The "40 acres and a mule" promise was a result of Special Field Order No. 15 issued by General William T. Sherman in 1865 that was intended to make available "hundreds of thousands of acres of confiscated and abandoned Confederate lands to former slaves for settlement," explained Wiseman. Continue Reading →