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By Jeff Harr, RCEP, Coordinator of BMH Cardiac Rehab and Burton Tepfer, MD
Angina is defined as acute pain in the chest resulting from decreased blood supply to the heart muscle. This is most often the result of a blockage to one or more of the coronary arteries that supply the heart muscle with blood, nutrients, and oxygen.
Risk factors for the development of these blockages are: increased cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, diabetes, being overweight or obese, inactivity, tobacco use, chronic stress, positive family history, and increasing age. Symptoms include chest pain, pressure, tightness, and heaviness. The symptoms may radiate to the neck, throat, lower jaw, shoulders, down arms, or even into your back. Symptoms sometimes may not be felt in the chest at all. It may be associated with shortness of breath, indigestion, or nausea. Symptoms usually occur with physical activity – when the heart beats faster and needs more blood and oxygen. The blockage prevents the needed blood and oxygen from getting to the heart muscle. It can also occur when a person becomes emotionally upset, and the heart beats faster and needs more oxygen. It is considered stable angina if it is predictable. You know when it will occur and with which activities. It does not change in character, frequency, intensity, or duration. If angina occurs at rest, or is increasing in frequency or intensity, or has irregular timing, then it is considered unstable angina.
If you are having any of the symptoms mentioned above, or anything similar, you need to make an appointment with your physician. Tests may be done to determine if the discomfort is caused by a blockage in an artery to your heart and, if it is, you need to have a discussion with your physician to decide the next step. You may be given medication alone or you may need an intervention, such as a stent (a metal scaffold placed in the artery by a catheter), or a bypass surgery done if the blockage is severe or if you have multiple blockages.
No matter what the next step is, there are two things that will occur. You will be placed on medications to prevent your angina and help to prevent a heart attack. One of the medications will be nitroglycerine. You will be told to carry the nitroglycerine with you and only use it if you have angina. If angina occurs, you should sit down and place one nitroglycerine tablet under your tongue and allow it to dissolve. You should then wait five minutes and, if you have no relief of your symptoms, place another tablet under your tongue. You would then wait another five minutes and, if you still have no relief, you would place a third tablet under your tongue after which you should call 911 to get immediate help. It may be a sign that you are having a heart attack if three nitroglycerine tablets have not relieved your discomfort. Other medications can treat angina by decreasing cholesterol levels, blood pressure, and heart rate.
You should consider lifestyle modifications if you are experiencing angina, or chest pains, regardless of medications, stent or bypass surgery. Many of the risk factors for heart disease can be modified or controlled. Making lifestyle changes to reverse those risk factors can prevent blockages from becoming larger, may help reduce the size of a blockage, and may also help prevent other blockages from occurring in any of your arteries.
Cardiac Rehabilitation programs were developed to help people with these lifestyle changes. These programs are located in hospitals across the United States. They provide education for dietary changes, medications, losing weight, blood pressure and diabetes control, exercise, and stress management techniques. Anyone who has angina or has had a heart attack, stent, bypass surgery, heart valve surgery, or a heart transplant is eligible for Cardiac Rehabilitation. The American Association of CardioVascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR) has an online data base searchable by state at www.aacvpr.org under its resource tab to search for cardiac rehab programs. Brattleboro Memorial Hospital has a Cardiac Rehab program which is certified by the AACVPR. Cardiac Rehab programs can help you manage your symptoms, make lifestyle changes, and help you lead a normal active life.
The author, Jeff Harr, a registered clinical exercise physiologist, is coordinator of the BMH Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab Programs. He worked along with BMH internist Burton Tepfer, MD, in writing this article. Dr. Tepfer's subspecialty is cardiology, and he is Medical Director of the hospital's Cardiac Rehab Program.


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April 29, 2016
A North Carolina high school student has won a $100,000 scholarship for developing a model she used to identify stage II colon cancer patients with a high risk for recurrence.
Organizers of the annual Intel Science Talent Search say the model was created by 17-year-old Shivani Sud. They say it also focused on identifying what may be the most effective drugs for treatment for those with a high risk of recurring tumors.
More than 1,600 high school seniors entered the talent search with a wide range of projects. They included one that identified more efficient solar cells for energy production and another that looked at the effects of a common pesticide on breast cancer and nerve cell degeneration.
Sud is a senior at Jordan High School in Durham. She received her award Tuesday night at an awards banquet in Washington.
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In a very poignant moment in Satyajit Ray's debut masterpiece, Pather Panchali (1955), Sarbajaya, the middle-aged mother who manages to hold together her impoverished family against all odds, notices a fruit lying on the ground near a neighbour's garden, looks around surreptitiously and then quickly picks it up, hides it under the pallu of her sari and sidles away.
In one stroke, for the first time in the history of Indian cinema, Ray demystifies the aura of the all-good sacrificial mother and lays bare a woman who suddenly becomes real without looking petty. That she had severely beaten up her daughter earlier in the film for thievery accentuates this act of hers even more and makes her look credible.
Perhaps no other Indian director has dealt with such a wide range of subject matters as Ray did in his oeuvre of 29 feature films. And when it comes to his gallery of women characters, they have been as varied as the films he made. His heroines were all ordinary human beings with their warts and frailties, rooted, credible and compassionate. Their moral posturing was devoid of any feminist agenda or social bravado, but each displayed a trait that transcended their ordinariness and turned them into memorable characters, resilient and admirable.
As Ray had once remarked, "I think I have perhaps a subconscious conviction about women — that they are basically more honest, more forthright… because physically they are the weaker sex, there are perhaps certain compensating factors in the general makeup of their characters."
Dayamoyee, a 17-year old child-bride played by Sharmila Tagore in her debut role in Devi (1960) begins to believe in her role of a goddess which is thrust upon her by her conservative father-in-law in 19th century rural Bengal; but when she fails to revive her husband's ailing nephew, whom she doted on, and the child dies, a traumatised Daya begins to suspect her own powers and urges her educated husband to run away together from the horror of it all.
If it took a tragedy to awaken a woman to the horrors of ritualistic religion and blind faith, poverty propels Arati in Mahanagar (1963), a traditional middle-class urban housewife to take up the job of a saleswoman, much against the wishes of her conservative husband and in-laws. Her image makeover — she begins to sport sunglasses and apply lipstick — symbols of a 'fast woman', is accompanied by a gradual strengthening of her character. Also, she begins to learn the tricks of the trade which also include lying to impress. But when one of her colleagues — an Anglo-Indian woman — is unjustifiably sacked by her racially prejudiced boss, she stands up against him and demands an unconditional apology, knowing fully well the inevitability of her own fate. She gives up her job and walks out with her unemployed husband in the labyrinths of the big city, seeking a better tomorrow.
Madhabi Mukherjee delivers a scintillating performance as Arati which is matched in her next film — Charulata (1964), where she plays a bored housewife, married to a rich man in late 19th century Calcutta — a dreamer-entrepreneur, engaged in editorial pursuits. Artistically inclined and sensitive herself, her loneliness constantly seeks an outlet which she finds in her husband's cousin who comes to stay with them. Both are young and bond through their love for literature; and the inevitable happens: she falls in love with him.
Without being moralistic or judgmental, Ray explores their relationship in all its subtle complexities, through the growth of the woman as she takes up writing for literary magazines, more as a challenge to her companion, and her growing realisation that this kind of relationship can have no future. Charulata, as she is called, retains her poise throughout, despite transgressing at a time that did not allow women to venture out of the house without male company. Her tragedy accentuates the fact that she dared dream beyond her confined role and class.
Sharmila Tagore, with her cool and urbane screen persona often fulfilled the role of a sensitive and intelligent woman in Ray's films, acting as a moral touchstone that brings out the male characters into sharp relief that puts them in their places as they are forced to look at themselves in a new light, often through subtle humiliation. In Aranyer Din Ratri (Days and Nights in the Forest, 1969) she constantly engages her suitor — played by a suave Soumitra Chatterjee — in a subtle power game where she deliberately lets him win her over to bolster his ego but makes sure that he realises it, till the man's confidence begins to wear away and he acknowledges his defeat. Similarly in Seemabadhha (Company Limited, 1971) Sharmila plays the role of Tutul, the sister-in-law of a senior executive whose rise in the corporate hierarchy is lost on her because she understands the devious machinations behind his success, unlike her complacent elder sister who is married to him. She does not make an issue out of it but her muted reaction shatters the man's ego that spells doom to their bonding: he becomes the biggest loser at the highest point in his career.
In Nayak (1966), Sharmila plays the snooty editor of a women's magazine who happens to be travelling on the Rajdhani Express with a reigning Bengali star played by the legendary Uttam Kumar, on his way to Delhi to collect a national award. She overcomes her initial arrogance and interviews him for her magazine. The journalist in her gives way to a compassionate listener as the star lays bare his life, at the end of which she tears away her notes, deciding to keep his story inside her heart rather than write about it for public consumption.
Clearly, whether it was mother-figure Sarbajaya, child-bride Dayamoyee, working woman Arati or bored housewife Charulata, Ray's women of substance stood out for their vulnerability, sensitivity, grace and dignity.
(Ranjan Das is a Mumbai-based filmmaker, instructor and writer)
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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
How do you shut off an electronic bill?
Like a lot of people, I've been trying to trim expenses lately as I settle into leaner financial times. One thing I'm finding, though, is that in this era of electronic billing and auto-renewal, discontinuing monthly payments is a lot more difficult than it used to be. In removing the friction involved in paying bills, electronic billing has substantially increased the friction involved in not paying them. Back when I paid for everything by writing a check and licking a stamp, canceling a payment was a simple matter of looking up a number on your paper bill; phoning a 24-hour, seven-days-a-week call center; and telling the person at the other end of the line that all good things must come to an end. A letter confirming the breakup arrived in your mailbox a few days later. Now every biller is a clinging vine, unwilling or unable to accept rejection.
Case in point: eFax. Logging onto my MasterCard account and scanning recent bills for expenses I could eliminate, I realized that I no longer use eFax, which allows you to retrieve faxes via e-mail. I once found this service invaluable, but in our more purely digital age, I almost never have any faxes that need retrieving. No problem, I thought. I'll just log on to the eFax Web site and cancel. I entered my eFax number and PIN and checked out my options. These included various ways to alter the type of service I received, to change the credit card that paid for the service, or to change the frequency of billing. But I couldn't find any option for canceling service.
No problem, I thought. We'll do it the old-fashioned way. My MasterCard bill listed, underneath the $16.95 monthly charge, a phone number. I called it and was put into an electronic menu that included various options, none of which included "cancel service." I guessed, correctly, that cancellation was a billing matter and pushed the appropriate button on my phone. That eventually yielded a recording informing me that I could not cancel by phone; I'd have to do it … online. Two URLs were recited, somewhat hastily. I had to call back a second time and navigate through the menus again in order to scribble down one of these.
Logging on to the special eFax cancellation site, I once again entered my eFax number and PIN. Then I clicked on a live-chat option per my telephone instructions and entered my name and e-mail address. It didn't seem to go through the first time, so I entered these a second time. That's when Steve S. entered my life.
Steve S.: Hello, Tim. Welcome to j2 Global online support. I am Steve, your online Live Support Representative. How may I assist you today?
Well, duh. I thought. I'd just logged on to "eFax.com/cancel." Maybe he wasn't playing dumb, though. Maybe I'd been redirected somewhere else.
Me: I would like to cancel my eFax account.
Steve S.: I am sorry to hear that you wish to cancel. May I have your fax number as well as your PIN number for verification?
Fourth time, not that anyone's counting. Then there was a long pause.
Me: Hello?
Steve S.: Thank you for providing your information. Please give me a moment while I go through your records. In the meantime, please type the number corresponding to your reason for cancellation:
1) Moving to another provider
2) Bought a fax machine
3) Business or role changed
4) Short term project completed
5) Financial reasons
6) Problems with faxing or billing
7) Dissatisfied with quality of service
8) Too costly
I puzzled for a minute or two over what the difference might be between "financial reasons" and "too costly." Wasn't "too costly" a "financial reason"? But I didn't want to give eFax the idea that if they lowered their prices they might win me back. Finally I entered
5) Financial reasons.
May I also suggest
9) Nobody sends faxes anymore.
I didn't kid myself that Steve S. would care that I was recommending a change in eFax's business model, but perhaps this communication would be sent on to somebody who might. All of us need a wake up call now and then.
Steve S.: Thank you for waiting. I have just located and verified your account.
Steve S.: Tim, we can understand that currently you are finding it expensive to pay the monthly fee. We will waive the monthly fee for the next two-month[s] and you can use the fax service without the monthly fee for the next two billing cycles. Usage charges are applicable for sending faxes if any. We are suggesting this so that you can give it a second thought, as you will not be paying $16.95 for the next 2 billing cycles.
Steve S.: Your eFax account will be credited with $33.90 so that you may utilize our services without being billed a monthly fee for the next two billing cycles.
Steve S.: If however, you still feel that you do not have any use for our services by the end of the two months [his typo] credit period, then you need to get back to us any time. Will this be fine with you?
My previous suggestion to Steve S. (or rather, to the company that had subcontracted out this unpleasant transaction to Steve S.) that he was selling a product that I didn't need, and its logical implication that no pricecut would suffice, had fallen on deaf ears.
Me: No. I want to cancel NOW.


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Dangerous "Analingus" Trend Now Spreading Among American Homosexuals
As many are aware, the homosexual element in America is uniquely versed in the perverse. For politicians, community leaders and all people of faith, it is important that we inform ourselves about the true face of the world these people inhabit. With this in mind, it should be noted that the report that follows is probably the most unsettling exposé that has ever crossed this reporter's desk. It is so shocking and painful that it is necessary to state that what lies ahead will haunt even the most stoic adherents of decency.
The purpose of this investigation is to elucidate the precise form of immorality we are inviting into our sacred nation with the approval of the fastest growing radical lifestyle choice we have ever seen. It is not an easy subject but it demands an honest and direct exploration. Now, with great trepidation, we introduce the topic under discussion below: analingus sex.
Anal sex is a common activity in the "gay scene." "Topping" (penetrating a man's anus with a penis) and "bottoming" (a man being penetrated by a penis) are both well-known terms in homosexual vernacular. Radical carnal adventurers will go to great lengths to beautify a cavity meant solely for the disposal of human waste (defecation). Despite this, "power bottoming" is a popular issue among liberals. Gay men will do almost anything to show off an unpleasant area of their bodies with lustful abandon in public, on the internet and even in our homes. Sadly, the fad of analingus sex is even more repulsive.
Analingus refers to the oral copulation of the anal cavity. In frank language, it means one man parts the buttocks of another and inserts his face between the abundant, odoriferous globes before him. By darting the tongue forward rapidly, he hopes to encourage ecstasy in his partner. The bigger the tongue, the greater the reaction. Some take long, lapping licks around the whole buttock region, while others go right for the pinkest center of the hole itself. In hardcore homosexual groups, this is known as "rimming."
Rimming is an unsettling act and the novice will require copious amounts of saliva to lubricate the profoundly invasive rectal action that ensues. His hole will be spat upon and the spit will then be licked up. At times, a finger will be used to titillate the colon and the recipient will beg for the licker to continue. Other times, spanking and shouting accompany the analingus to give the whole glutinous maximum region the attention so anxiously craved.
For Youths: Rimming can be the gateway to a longtime addiction to sodomistic intercourse. It preps the anus for deeper abuse by another male. Because of their tender years, these boys tend to have little hair on the buttocks or maybe just a wisp of it around the pink entry itself. Parents should be aware that this crude interaction is normally done– after an excessive demand for privacy– in a locked bedroom or on a camping trip late at night.
For Twentysomethings: In this demographic, the analingus becomes a form of foreplay akin to oral copulation during a homosexual encounter. One may find himself pressed against the wall of a dorm room shower or in the darkened basement of an urban disco. The gay licker will enjoy the burgeoning hairiness there. He may spend minutes and maybe much longer pleasuring the fetid crevice of a man he has just met. It's a crass way of introducing oneself and one's erotic prowess to say the least!
For Athletes: Cleanliness is not usually necessary. Some lust for the taste of sweat– that salty, damp hole exuding a uniquely human taste of manliness and strength that the rimmer can never get enough of as he licks and licks, grappling the muscled hips of his wily coconspirator, blissfully unconcerned about the others who may share the very same locker room or sauna after a hearty workout.
For Older Males: Being sweat- and excrement-free is not important since the goal here is to push the limits, to engage in the raunchiest festival of prideful sin one can imagine. They will pry open the backside channel and invade with unsuspected dedication during copulation (with the recipient usually enjoying the surprise and attention). They will use their bearded faces to scratch and arouse the rimming spot, grabbing the bottom man's jeans tightly and leaving him little chance to wrangle free. The interaction will be peppered with expletives and compliments, making the entire production both loud and unnerving.
For Inter-generational Rimming: A young man confused by same-sex attraction may seek access to the upper confines of the gay elite by offering his anus to an older man who has a taste for pert, youthful buttocks. The confused boy will be bent over the edge of a hot tub or the wooden bench of a private cabin (this is the sort of place you find in the secret sex dungeons of America's inner cities). He will submit to the colonic invasion of a hairy-faced man, possibly weeping somewhere deep inside for his lost innocence as that forked-tongue laps up what is left of his youth. Little does the young man realize that the analingus he is experiencing is simply a prologue to an imminent round of rapid, excruciating penetration by the adult's prodigious girth.
Anthropologist Shane Allison has thoroughly explored this lurid trend in a volume entitled, "Nice Butt: Gay Anal Eroticism" which revealed the surprising surge of interest among young and old men alike for rectal fornication. Over the last five years, there has also been an alarming surge of anal-oral stimulation in homosexual videos found all over the internet. Some even employ "rimming" as a keyword for users to locate specific films that highlight this vivid, unceasing performance. On Craigslist and other gay social sites, men will advertise their propensity for this salacious sport, demanding a mate who is committed to fulfilling their shameful needs in long, sweaty sessions that often take place in rented apartments or public parks.
It's unclear where the analingus trend began, but the rise in illegal immigrants from Mexico and South America neatly overlaps with its growth in American households. Anal copulation has long been a common element in homosexual relations among Chicanos. As a culture, they fetishize the anus and memorialize it in song. For dominant men, anal penetration is a crude but effective way to claim ownership of a mate. A strong-armed and hairy-chested Latino may grab a weaker, more effeminate Caucasian and transgress him with a spasm of unrelenting consumption. Ultimately, this extreme cross-border violation is little different than International Terrorism. And the sad result is the same– the immutable bondage of one race of man to another.
Beneath this carefully crafted public relations campaign funded by the liberal elite and a powerful cadre of millionaire homosexual activists, the fact remains that the gay lifestyle is abhorrent to the public when truthfully unmasked. As many anthropologists, scientists and religious leaders have testified, this dangerous addiction to perversion goes against all the procreative underpinnings of mankind. It is evident that the analingus fad spreads rebellion, undermines our creative and military strengths and ultimately results in economic troubles the likes of which we are experiencing now under Barack Obama's tumultuous reign. Tragically, there seems to be little hope this will change as long as "rimming" remains ones of the hottest trends in the homosexual circuit right now.
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DELAFIELD, Wis. ( Stockpickr) -- At Stockpickr, we track daily portfolios of stocks that are the biggest percentage gainers and the biggest percentage losers.>>5 Stocks Set to Soar on Bullish Earnings
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Three-Month Average Volume: 724,771 >>4 Hot Stocks to Trade (or Not) From a technical perspective, ETRM spiked sharply higher here right above its 50-day moving average of $1.13 with huge volume. This stock briefly flirted with a breakout above its 200-day at $1.31 and above some more near-term overhead resistance at $1.32. Shares of ETRM closed just below those levels at $1.27 with volume that was well above its three-month average action of 724,771 shares. Traders should now look for long-biased trades in ETRM as long as it's trending above Tuesday's low of $1.20 or above its 50-day at $1.13 and then once it sustains a move or close above Tuesday's high of $1.36 and above more key resistance levels at $1.37 to $1.47 with volume that hits near or above 724,771 shares. If we get that move soon, then ETRM will set up to re-fill some of its previous gap down zone from February that started at $3.


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Wednesday, January 9, 2013
If your New Year's resolution is to lose or gain weight and also support a good cause, then here's your chance. Ken and Linda Buchmann, personal wellness coaches and Independent Distributors for Herbalife, have partnered with Loving Hands Preschool to hold a Weight Loss/Gain challenge.
The Buchmann's meet with people that are interested in taking control of their own health and/or weight loss.
"Herbalife does not cure health issues, but their products can help deal with them by providing natural nutrition that many people lack in their daily intake. All Herbalife products have a 30 day money back guarantee," Linda Buchmann said in a press release.
The six-week challenge will run from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays until Feb. 12. This open to anyone 14 years-old or older with parental approval that is interested in either losing or gaining any amount of weight.
During the challenge, participants will be weighed and measured each week. Samples of products will be available and trainers will discuss nutrition, meal plans, offer open discussion and support. There is no purchase of products necessary.
Registration is $35 and 50 percent of the registration fees will support Loving Hands Preschool and the other 50 percent will go to the challenge winner.
According to a press release, Loving Hands Preschool was started in 1987 by the Ozark Chapel United Methodist Church. Due to the growth of the preschool they have broke-off on their own. All current Board Members are either Members of Ozark Chapel or St Patrick's Catholic Church.
Loving Hands Preschool is committed to provide a safe and loving atmosphere where young children can grow in a rich and stimulating Christian environment. Loving Hands Preschool is a non-profit facility and only licensed daycare facility on the West side of the Lake.
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By Cpl. Tyler L. Main
| June 22, 2012
Roughly 67,000 U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific Marines have registered with eMarine since March of 2011, surpassing 90 percent personnel registration for the site as of this month.
MarForPac currently leads the Marine Corps in personnel registered with eMarine.
Col. Brent S. Willson, Headquarters and Service Battalion commanding officer, MarForPac, said making the site a more diversely-used resource for Marines in the command will be the next step.
"We just want to see eMarine become a platform for Marines with good ideas to share them," he said. "The Marine Corps started it, but it can be whatever the individual Marine wants it to be."
He explained that he wants Marines to see eMarine as a tool that can be used however the Marines and family members see fit.
"When we get into the military, it becomes about rank and chain of command, which is necessary, but sometimes we need to cut across that and just get things done," Willson said. "eMarine can be a tool to help with this positive communication between all ranks."
According to Ken Lum, Family Readiness and Quality of Life director, MarForPac, eMarine is more secure than many other social media sites. He said the site's password protection, administration and exclusiveness to military family members leads to better operational security and protection of Marines' personal information.
Casey Fleischmann, MarForPac Family Readiness officer, said the site's security gives family readiness officers a protected forum to pass information to families.
She said people use discussion boards on eMarine to find babysitters, play groups for military children, and discuss upcoming unit information that couldn't otherwise be shared on a public site like Facebook.
Fleischmann recently surveyed families as to what dish they preferred for a battalion family event. She gave the families a variety of choices and picked the meals with the most votes for the event. She said this is one of many interactive tools she uses to communicate with families.
The end result is for Marines and sailors to use eMarine to serve as a one-stop venue for special interest groups, clubs, recreational planning, personal photos, restaurant and activities reviews as well as provide pertinent information to Marines and their families.
"eMarine is so much more alive than an email blast," she said. "The beauty of eMarine is that it provides a more secure, interactive space for family readiness officers to share information with their unit's family members and Marines."
Fleischmann encourages Marines to work with their family readiness officers to put relevant content on the site. She said Marines can even send pictures and reviews from recent local experiences to their unit family readiness officer to be posted.


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Sweet Cottage
The Cottage has large porcelain tile floors in the living room, and carpet in the bedroom. The kitchen is outfitted with a small gas range, a good sized refrigerator, toaster, microwave & coffee maker as well as a selection of pots and pans, dishes, glasses and utensils. Basic Cable TV is provided, along with a clock radio/ Cd & MP3 player and wireless internet. Telephone for local calls only, credit or calling card is required for long distance calls. The ceilings are vaulted and there are two ventilating skylights in the bedroom, so though the cottage is small it has a light and airy feel.
There is a leather sofa and club chair in living room and a Queen size European sleep works bed in bedroom.
There is also a small washer/ dryer. A weekly linen exchange is provided for those who stay longer than one week.
Rates: 3 night minimum $140 per night
Weekly Rate: $775 plus a one time cleaning fee
For an updated calendar, please check out my listing on VRBO here
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Concerts Now
by Shane Burgess
Developer Notes
Concerts Now lists all of the concerts for the next few months in the area that you specify. It is free and still in beta so please try it out and let me know what you think. Works best on froyo (2.2).
0.5 Search by artist or location. Venue coming soon.
Plan your concert venue — This app allows one to search by artist or location for upcoming concerts up to several months ahead of time. I like being able to plan which concerts I want to attend in advance since i can't afford the time or money to attend them all.


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Pine Cay is a spectacular 800 acre private island that remains a refuge of natural beauty in the Turks & Caicos Islands. The extraordinary community of members is small in number, diverse in background, and dynamic in their commitment to the island.
These homeowners on Pine Cay have, since the early 1970's, implemented an environmental ethic that set and retains high standards to protect the indigenous flora & Fauna, to limit the size & sitting of all buildings, and to contribute to the development of the Turks & Caicos Islands in a responsible manner. This special island offers endless lifestyle possibilities. Homes are simple, cottage like, set back from the shore to protect each members view and privacy. Open decks stepping down to the sand, windows greeting the dawn and sunset, palm and pine trees native to the island gently whispering.
Enjoy lifestyles where you can simply relax, come to cycle through wooded trails or hike quiet nature trails, come to fish - jump in your boat, go deep sea fishing or bone fish, or come and be an explorer, discover hidden treasures on nearby cays or undersea!! The list of water sports is endless - snorkelling, kayaking, sailing, kite-boarding, scuba diving, parasailing, water skiing, tubing can all be arranged for your enjoyment.
One of the clear joys of Pine Cay is being together with your family in an unspoiled destination, growing up in a beloved environment, and returning through the years to the familiar charms of your Caribbean retreat home on Pine Cay.
The lifestyle possible here, to share together the sea, sun and sand, is a true treasure. Whatever the age of your children or grandchildren, family activities abound to enjoy!
7th Heaven Properties is the Caribbean property specialist, offering homes, villas, land and commercial real estate for sale from across the entire Caribbean, including Turks and Caicos. Please see our website for all kinds of Turks and Caicos property for sale.


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Sunday May 27 2012
Ankhelyi qualifies for state meet in 3,200
By: Matt Long/Telegraph Sports Editor
After qualifying for the state meet in the 1,600-meter run two years in a row, Vista del Lago?s Madeleine Ankhelyi qualified in the 3,200 this year. The Vista del Lago junior won the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Championship in the 3,200-meter run on Friday at Elk Grove High, finishing in 10 minutes, 40.54 seconds. ?I felt really good,? Ankhelyi said. ?The temperature was perfect and I wasn?t disappointed with my time, even though I definitely think I can go faster.? After winning back-to-back Masters titles in the 1,600, Ankhelyi decided to double her pleasure and run the 3,200 this year and became a three-time Masters champion. ?It was a hard decision,? she said. ?I decided after the league meet to run the 3,200. Both races have their perks, but one thing I like about the 3,200 is you go right to the finals so you don?t have to worry about the trials. I consider myself a miler, but this is the first year I?m doing the 3,200 so we will see. ?While my ultimate goal is to qualify for the state meet, my goal was to win Masters and it?s pretty awesome and cool to have won three Masters titles.? Ankhelyi?s goal for the state meet is to run a personal-best time. ?My best time is 10:34 so if I could run that and even break 10:30, I would be happy,? she said. Teammate Clare Carroll ran well and placed fourth in 11:11.18, missing out on the state meet by a distant 18 seconds. Meaghan Heffelfinger also placed fourth in the shot put with a throw of 40 feet, 6 inches. She missed qualifying for the state meet by 5 inches. Ethan Pipion ran fifth in the 300 hurdles, finishing in 40.01, while Sierra Jaeger ran ninth in the 1,600 in 5:19.0. Marisa Leung competed in the pole vault but did not clear the bar.


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Any advice for a first time mom having a csection?
I'm currently 37 weeks pregnant with my first child, and due to my daughter being breech this whole pregnancy my doctor has scheduled for me to hae a csection on July 1st. Not only am I a nervous wreck because I am about to have my first child, but now this csection has got me mortified. I hear it will be alot better since its planned. Any advice about a csection is very much appreciated!! Thank Youuu!
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I'm in the same boat. 36 weeks pregnant and my baby is frank breech, my doc said that she is not going to turn because her butt has dropped so low into my pelvis. Last Wednesday I was already 2 cm dilated, my doc expects her to come sometime this week or next. They wont schedule more for a c section though, because they say they only do that at 38-39 weeks. Im trying to mentally prepare myself for everything to come. It is crazy how your plan can change so quickly. I think it will be better since you know it is going to happen. I've talked to several co-workers who have had c sections and the majority have all said that it was a breeze. So try not to worry too much. You will always read horror stories, but I think there are more good/successful stories out there, they just dont get the attention. One good piece of advise that I got was to freeze dinners. I have 2 weeks of meals frozen so I wont have to worry about cooking after she comes (husband isnt much of a cook). Good luck!posted 06/17/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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I had a scheduled c-section and apart from nausea from the spinal block and a queerest feeling of claustriphopia from not having any movement from the chest down it was fine. It is a secret that people in the birthing profession all have scheduled csections. It is a breeze practically. Don't feel guilty not wanting to risk safety for 21st century medicene.posted 06/17/2013 by manicpaniccomix
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Five addled brain morons just gutted the First Amendment in the name of Political Correctness. Today the Court struck down the right of free association for citizens.
I am seething with anger.
This means war. Conservative groups on college campus need to fight and fight hard. Is there a socialist group on your campus? Great, pack their opening meetings and vote one of your own to "lead" the group. Maybe there is a gay/lesbian alliance on your campus? Great. Get every evangelical on campus to to take over that group. A muslim student association on campus? Great, get every friend of Israel, Jewish or otherwise, to take over that group.
Fuck 'em. If they want war, then give it to them.
Really this country would be a better place if Stevens, Ginsburg, Kennedy, Sotomayor, and Breyer were never born.
From the rational part of the decision (i.e. the dissent):
I do not think it is an exaggeration to say that today's decision is a serious setback for freedom of expression in this country. Our First Amendment reflects a "profound national commitment to the principle that debate onpublic issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide-open." New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, 376 U. S. 254, 270 (1964). Even if the United States is the only Nation that shares this commitment to the same extent, I would not change our law to conform to the international norm. I fear that the Court's decision marks a turn in that direc-tion. Even those who find CLS's views objectionable should be concerned about the way the group has beentreated—by Hastings, the Court of Appeals, and now thisCourt. I can only hope that this decision will turn out tobe an aberration.
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Timothy Kincaid
June 12th, 2008
Judges must shudder when they see the Campaign for Children and Families heading their way. Their filings are much more about public display and appeal to donors than they are about the law.
Consider the most recent bit of nonsense.
The Campaign for Children and Families is asking the San Francisco-based 1st District Court of Appeal to block county clerks from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, arguing that the Legislature needs time to change various laws regulating marriages in California.
Say what?
Well here's the logic of CCF's Randy Thomasson: because the Supreme Court directed the District Court of Appeal to administer the ruling, then they can just ignore the Supreme Court's effective date and decide on their own to hold everyone up until they get around to it some time in the distant future.
Ummm. Nope.
The 1st District is bound by Supreme Court precedent, but Randy Thomasson, the campaign's president, said the appeals court must step in and "prevent the legal chaos of same-sex marriages about to erupt in California." Any decision from the 1st District can be appealed to the state Supreme Court.
Now Randy isn't the brightest tool in the shed, but even he should be able to see that District courts don't rank over Supreme courts.
Civil rights lawyers dismissed the legal move as "frivolous."
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Martin Scorsese
The vicar of cinema.
The first reviews of Martin Scorsese's Bringing Out the Dead are the latest evidence of the director's status as a critical favorite. This is not because the notices have been uniformly glowing--it's been some time since a Scorsese picture won unanimous praise from reviewers--but because Scorsese remains, almost uniquely among American directors, an embodiment of the beleaguered idea that filmmaking, and therefore film criticism, can be a serious, important, life-and-death matter. Here, for instance, is Roger Ebert, all thumbs:
To look at Bringing Out the Dead--to look, indeed, at almost any Scorsese film--is to be reminded that film can touch us urgently and deeply. Scorsese is never on autopilot, never panders, never sells out, always goes for broke; to watch his films is to see a man risking his talent, not simply exercising it. He makes movies as well as they can be made.
Never? Always? This is pure ideology--which is not to say that it isn't, to some extent, true. Even Scorsese's weaker films bristle with energy and intelligence. But look closely at what Ebert says: To be reminded of the power of film as a medium is not quite the same as being moved by a particular film, and Bringing Out the Dead is, for all its hectic pacing and breakneck intensity, an oddly unmoving experience. Yes, you think, movies can touch us urgently and deeply. Why doesn't this one? If Scorsese makes movies as well as they can be made, why does one so often feel that his movies--especially over the last decade or so--could have been better?
Above all, to look at Bringing Out the Dead is to be reminded of a lot of other Scorsese films. Critics have noted its similarities with Taxi Driver, Scorsese's first collaboration with screenwriter Paul Schrader (who also wrote The Last Temptation of Christ and the later drafts of Raging Bull). Both movies feature a disturbed outsider cruising the nightmarish, as-yet-ungentrified streets of Manhattan in search of redemption. In place of Sport, Harvey Keitel's suave, vicious pimp in the earlier film, Bringing Out the Dead features Cy, a suave, vicious drug dealer played by Cliff Curtis. The mood here is a good deal softer: The scabrous nihilism of Taxi Driver is no longer as palatable--or, perhaps, as accurate in its response to the flavor of the times or the mood of its creators--as it was in 1976. Nicolas Cage's Frank Pierce saves Cy from a death as gruesome as the one De Niro's Travis Bickle visited on Sport, and when Frank does take a life (in the movie's best, most understated scene), it's an act of mercy.
Aside from these parallels and variations, there's plenty in Bringing Out the Dead to remind you that you're watching a Scorsese picture. There's voice-over narration. There's an eclectic, relentless rock 'n' roll score and a directorial cameo--this time Scorsese provides the disembodied voice of an ambulance dispatcher. There are jarring, anti-realist effects embedded in an overall mise en scène of harsh verisimilitude. And, of course, there is the obligatory religious imagery--the final frames present a classic Pietà, with Patricia Arquette (whose character is named Mary) cradling Cage, the man of sorrows, in her arms. To survey Scorsese's oeuvre is to find such echoings and prefigurations in abundance. Look at Boxcar Bertha, a throwaway piece of apprentice-work he made for schlock impresario Roger Corman in the early '70s (if you've never seen it, imagine Bonnie and Clyde remade as an episode of Kung Fu), and then look at The Last Temptation of Christ, the controversial, deeply personal rendering of Nikos Kazantzakis' novel which infuriated some Christians a decade and a half later. Different as they are, both films prominently feature 1) a crucifixion and 2) Barbara Hershey naked.
Well, that may be a coincidence. But it's hard to think of an active director who has produced such an emphatically cross-referenced body of work who seems not so much to repeat himself (though he does some of that) as to make movies by recombining a recognizable and fairly stable set of narrative, thematic, and stylistic elements. In other words, Scorsese is the last living incarnation of la politique des auteurs.
That old politique--the auteur theory, in plain English--was first articulated in the 1950s by a group of French critics, many of whom went on to become, as directors, fixtures of the Nouvelle Vague. In a nutshell, the theory--brought to these shores in 1962 by Village Voice film critic Andrew Sarris--held that, like any work of art, a film represents the vision of an individual artist, almost always the director. The artists who populated the auterist canon--Howard Hawks and John Ford, pre-eminently--had labored within the constraints of the studio system. But even their lesser films, according to auterist critics, could be distinguished from mere studio hackwork by the reiteration of a unique cinematic vocabulary and by an implicit but unmistakable sense of solitary genius in conflict with bureaucratic philistinism.
The auteur theory was quickly challenged, most notably by Pauline Kael, who shredded Sarris in the pages of Film Quarterly. But the "new Hollywood" of the '70s--with Kael as its champion, scold, and Cassandra--was dominated by young directors who attained, thanks to the collapse of the old studios, an unprecedented degree of creative autonomy, and who thought of themselves as artists. What resulted, as Peter Biskind shows in his New Hollywood dish bible Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, was an epidemic of megalomania, sexual libertinism, money-wasting, and drug abuse--as well as a few dozen classics of American cinema.
The avatars of the New Hollywood were mostly "movie brats"--socially maladroit, nerdy young men (and they were, to a man, men) who shared a fervid, almost religious devotion to cinema. Scorsese, a runty, asthmatic altar boy from New York City's Little Italy who traded Catholic seminary for New York University film school, was arguably the purest in his faith. Unlike Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, or Steven Spielberg, "St. Martin" (as Biskind calls him) did not see directing as a route to world domination but as a priestly avocation, a set of spiritual exercises embedded in technical problems. Scorsese's technical proficiency won him some early breaks. While making Who's That Knocking at My Door, his earnest, autobiographical first feature, independently, Scorsese was hired to edit Woodstock into a coherent film. His success (more or less) led to more rock 'n' roll editing assignments--a traveling sub-Woodstock "festival" called Medicine Ball Caravan; Elvis on Tour--and then to Boxcar Bertha, which allowed him to join the Directors Guild and gave him the chance to make Mean Streets. That movie helped launch the careers of Harvey Keitel and Robert De Niro, and taught generations of would-be tough guys the meaning of the word "mook."
K ael called Mean Streets"a triumph of personal film-making," and even though it may be the single most imitated movie of the past 30 years--cf The Pope of Greenwich Village, State of Grace, Federal Hill, Boyz N the Hood, etc.--it has lost remarkably little of its freshness and power. Watching it, you feel that you are seeing real life on the screen, but real life heightened and shaped by absolute artistic self-assurance. Or, to quote Kael again, "Mean Streets never loses touch with the ordinary look of things or with common experience. Rather, it puts us in closer touch with the ordinary, the common, by turning a different light on them."


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April 30, 2016
Hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons says Adam Yauch, the gravelly voiced Beastie Boys rapper who co-founded the seminal hip-hop group, has died at age 47.
Calls and emails to representatives for the Beastie Boys were not immediately returned. Simmons' Def Jam label released the Beastie Boys' first album, "Licensed to Ill."
The cause and place of death wasn't immediately known. Yauch, who's also known as MCA, was diagnosed with a cancerous parotid gland in 2009. He had undergone surgery and radiation.
At the time, Yauch expressed hope it was "very treatable," but his illness caused the group to cancel shows and delayed the release of its 2011 album, "Hot Sauce Committee, Pt. 2."
He hadn't preformed in public since 2009 and was absent when the Beastie Boys were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April.
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Grey long-eared bat (Plecotus austriacus)
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|Ear length: 31 - 41 mm (2)
Wingspan: 225 - 300 mm (2)
Head-body length: 41 - 58 mm (2)
Tail length: 37 - 55 mm (2)
Forearm length: 37 - 45 mm (2)
|7 - 14 g (2)
The grey long-eared bat is classified as Least Concern (LC) on the IUCN Red List (1). In Great Britain, all bats are fully protected under Schedule 5 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act (1981) as amended, and by the Conservation Regulations (1994) (3). An agreement on the Conservation of Bats in Europe (EUROBATS) under the auspices of the Bonn Convention, also known as the Convention on Migratory species (CMS) is in force, and all European bats are listed under Appendix II of the CMS (4).
The grey long-eared bat (Plecotus austriacus) is one of Britain's rarest mammals. It is very similar in appearance to the brown long-eared bat (Plecotus auritus), and was only rediscovered in Central Europe in 1960 (5). As the common names of both species suggests, these bats have strikingly large ears (2). The grey long-eared bat has long grey fur; the belly is paler (2). The eyes are fairly large, the nose and upper lip are greyish to black, and the ears and wing membranes are blackish in colour (2).
In Europe, the grey long-eared bat is widespread and fairly abundant in the south, is less common than the brown long-eared bat in central areas, and rare in the northwest (6). In Britain this species is very rare (6), and is known only from the southwest and the coasts of southern England, it also occurs in the Channel Islands and on the Isle of Wight (6). Although probably always rare, several British populations have become extinct in the last 30 years (6).
The grey long-eared bat has a strong preference for warm lowland areas, tending to inhabit cultivated areas and valleys below 400 metres (6). Summer roosts are in buildings, and hibernation occurs in caves, mine tunnels and cellars (2).
Bats are the only true flying mammals. In Britain they are insectivorous (eat insects), and contrary to popular misconception they are not blind; many can actually see very well (7). All British bats use echolocation to orient themselves at night; they emit bursts of sound that are of such high frequencies they are beyond the human range of hearing and are therefore called 'ultrasound' (6). They then listen to and interpret the echoes bounced back from objects, including prey, around them, allowing them to build up a 'sound-picture' of their surroundings (6). Grey long-eared bats are nocturnal, emerging from their roosts only after nightfall (2). They are extremely skilful fliers, and hunt for flying insects such as moths, small beetles and flies (2) (8). Like the brown long-eared bat, the grey long-eared bat may take prey items to a perch to be eaten (2). Little is known of mating behaviour and reproduction in this bat. The mating season occurs in autumn, during which time males are territorial (6). Fertilisation is delayed until the following spring (6). Summer maternity roosts are small, containing 10 to 30 females, and a single young is produced in mid to late June (2). Hibernation takes place between September and April (7). The grey long-eared bat can live to a maximum of 14.5 years (2), but average ages of five years for males, and nine for females are more realistic (6).
Like all bats, the grey long-eared bat is vulnerable to a number of threats, and is at particular risk from harsh winters in Britain (6). Habitat change and loss, affecting the availability of insect prey and causing the fragmentation of feeding habitat is a serious problem for many bats, furthermore pesticide use has devastating effects, by causing severe declines in insect prey abundance, and contaminating food with potentially fatal toxins (4). Insecticides applied to timbers inside buildings where roosts occur are a particular danger, the initial treatment can wipe out whole colonies (spraying timber where bats are roosting is now illegal), but the effects of these chemicals can be lethal to bats for up to 20 years (4).
In Britain, bats benefit from a very comprehensive level of legal protection (4). Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act of 1981 it is illegal to intentionally kill, injure, take or sell a bat, posses a live bat or part of a bat, to intentionally, or in England and Wales, recklessly damage obstruct or destroy access to bat roosts. Under the Conservation Regulations it is an offence to damage or destroy breeding sites or resting places. Fines of up to £5,000 per bat affected and six months imprisonment are in place for these offences (3). Several species of bat also benefit by the public putting bat boxes up.
For more on British bats, their conservation and how to help:
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Authenticated (2002) by Amy Dunkley, The Bat Conservation Trust, London.
- Echolocation: detecting objects by reflected sound. Used for orientation and detecting and locating prey by bats and cetacea (whales and dolphins).
- Fertilisation: the fusion of gametes (male and female reproductive cells) to produce an embryo, which grows into a new individual.
- Hibernation: a winter survival strategy characteristic of some mammals in which an animal's metabolic rate slows down and a state of deep sleep is attained. Whilst hibernating, animals survive on stored reserves of fat that they have accumulated in summer. In insects, the correct term for hibernation is 'diapause', a temporary pause in development and growth. Any stage of the lifecycle (eggs, larvae, pupae or adults) may enter diapause, which is typically associated with winter.
- Territorial: an animal, a pair of animals or a colony that occupies and defends an area.
IUCN Red List (March, 2011)
- Schober, W. and Grimmberger, E. (1987) A Guide to Bats of Britain and Europe. Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited, London.
Bats and the Law - a quick guide. Bat Conservation Trust (August, 2002)
- Morris, P. (1993) A Red Data Book for British Mammals. Mammal Society, Bristol.
- Dunkley, A. (2004) Pers. comm.
Macdonald, D.W. and Tattersall, F.T. (2001) Britain's Mammals: The Challenge for Conservation. The Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, Oxford University, Oxford. Available at:
- Altringham, J.D. (1996) Bats: Biology and Behaviour. Oxford University Press, Oxford.
People's Trust for Endangered Species. Grey long-eared bat fact sheet (March, 2008)


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Austin Mitchell, MP for Great Grimsby, said his party leader needs to find a way of talking that brings issues 'down to the level of' ordinary voters.
John Bercow claims that female MPs have stopped attending Prime Ministers Questions as the sessions are 'too boisterous'.
Claims that almost one million people have had to resort to emergency supplies from food banks in the past year were dismissed as 'misleading and emotionally manipulative' yesterday.
Senior MPs said Ed Miliband's party needs to show voters that it can grow the economy – rather than just redistributing taxpayers' money from rich to poor.
The Shadow Chancellor yesterday admitted that he had caused damage to a vehicle while performing a 'seven point turn' near his constituency office in Morley, West Yorkshire.
Fugitive whistleblower Edward Snowden is guilty of treason for leaking details of eavesdropping operations by GCHQ and the NSA, Liam Fox declared yesterday.
The UKIP leader has been referred to European anti-fraud authorities by a former party official, although he denies any wrongdoing.
The Chilcot report into the Iraq War has been held up by Tony Blair and must be published soon, Nick Clegg said yesterday.
Nick Clegg faces the embarrassment of being hauled in front of a Commons committee to explain why taxpayers are paying Ryan Coetzee's six-figure salary.
Despite predictions by critics that the new rule would cause misery, the poll – conducted by Ipsos Mori – found that 45 per cent of those affected say they have been spurred to return to work.
Dozens of young political aides have claimed to be on the receiving end of unwanted advances from older men.
Speaking as concerns grew over Vladimir Putin's failure to pull his forces back after seizing Crimea, US Air Force General Philip Breedlove, warned Russia's troops were 'ready to go'.
The alliance dramatically stepped up the confrontation with Vladimir Putin.
The party's deputy chairman Jon Trickett said his leader needs to communicate in 'primary colours' and reflect the way voters talk if the party is to win the general election.
n a speech in Washington, Philip Hammond said the West had been complacent to ignore threats from Vladimir Putin before the invasion of Crimea.
The MP for Wellingborough and Rushden said he and his wife Jennie had been 'humbled' by the support they had received after being investigated over claims of a £100,000 benefits fraud.
One MP called for Mr Miliband to stop 'just talking about the state', while a group of left-wing think tanks urged him to explain what he would actually do if he became Prime Minister.
Education minister Liz Truss said having too many MPs from the same family leads to the 'usual suspects' winning elections and undermining the meritocracy.
Almost 200,000 of these are earmarked for supposedly protected Green Belt land thanks to the Government's changes to planning laws, the Campaign to Protect Rural England warns today.
In a rare political intervention, the consumer champion said the reforms the Chancellor announced in his Budget will introduce 'genuine flexibility and choice for millions of people planning for their retirement'.
The London Mayor was openly wooed by local Tory bosses to be their candidate in 2015 yesterday, after the Prime Minister said he would like to see him return.
All three main parties will vote on Tuesday to end the threat of prison sentences for fee dodgers.
The rush to extol the virtues of legs eleven and two little ducks comes after the Tories were accused of patronising working class people with an ad saying 'they' just like to drink beer and play bingo.
A new survey found that fewer than one in four voters say they trust the Labour leader to run the economy.
Those caught by George Osborne's failure to lift the threshold in line with inflation will be £546 worse off next year, according to the respected Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Ed Balls (left) said Labour's leader (right) had to tear up large sections of his speech when rumours of what George Osborne would announce in Parliament proved false.
The nation's security chief Andriy Parubiy called for joint military exercises with the United States and Britain to deter Russia from seizing the rest of Eastern Ukraine.
As Russia was accused of war crimes after the death of a Ukrainian soldier, Putin (right) told a joint session of Russian parliament he would not accept Western influence.
The Russian president signed an order saying Crimea should be allowed to stand alone after a referendum paved the way for it to become part of Russia.
The secretary of Ukraine's National Security and National Defence Committee Andriy Parubiy claimed Russia has 80,000 troops, 280 tanks and 170 aircraft massed on the border ready to invade.
Labour demanded an inquiry last night into whether the £1million project helped train troops accused of shooting innocent protesters during the overthrow of the Ukrainian government last month.
Nick de Bois said the Government risked 'undermining aspiration' by allowing millions of middle-income earners to be dragged into the 40p tax bracket.
Nancy Cameron is now ten years old and her parents will have to submit their choice of schools in November.
The party's manifesto will pledge a cut on tax relief for those earning over £150,000, who currently get back 45p in the pound but would only receive 20p.
The Chancellor had hoped to start running a budget surplus by 2019 but research on official documents suggests it will now take a year longer to balance the books.
A day after Immigration Minister James Brokenshire condemned the 'wealthy metropolitan elite' for using cheap labour, his boss confirmed that she employs a foreign home help.
Leaders will suspend talks on a new visa regime and ditch G8 summit plans, but the punishments fall short of 'severe consequences' promised this week.
The forced-evacuation by Ukrainian police took place after pro-Moscow protesters reportedly planted bombs in a building they have occupied since Saturday. The incident comes as Russian troops continued to occupy military bases in Crimea.
In the North East, where the average punter lost £1,371, the number of betting shops soared by 8% last year, according to the Campaign for Fairer Gambling.
The move came as the Government sought to downplay the accidental disclosure of a briefing paper suggesting there will be no tough line against Moscow.
The Foreign Office attracted criticism after declaring that it could not host World Press Freedom Day - amid suspicion that the Government feared further criticism over its Royal Charter on Press regulation.
The document became public when one of David Cameron's advisers, Hugh Powell, left it on display to press photographers before a Downing Street meeting.
A judge will be allowed to quiz Mr Blair, former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain and Sinn Fein figures about the letters, which were branded 'dirty deals' by MPs.
Secret 'dirty deals' which led to an effective amnesty for nearly 200 suspected IRA killers were condemned as 'scandalous' yesterday.
Home Secretary Theresa May has asked Mark Sedwill, permanent secretary at the Home Office, to investigate after details were passed on by Labour MP Tom Watson (pictured).
The Wellingborough MP has been the subject of a year-long inquiry, but denies all wrongdoing in connection with care provisions for Dorothy Sweeney, 81.
The Prime Minister revealed that he 'let out a cry of joy' when the music legend used his acceptance speech at the Brit Awards last week to urge: 'Scotland, stay with us.'
National Insurance was introduced to pay for state pensions and other benefits. But it has been decades since funds from the levy went solely to pay for the welfare state.
Under new rules, all costs and charges associated with a pension will have to be made public following a probe by the Office of Fair Trading, which identified 18 separate transaction costs that fund managers are concealing from customers.
David Cameron will argue that Scotland would be unable to afford the generous tax breaks needed to encourage firms to seek out the remaining stocks.
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CIOT welcomes in new Chancellor with a call for tax simplication
The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) have written an open letter to the new Chancellor of the Exchequer outlining their views on how the UK tax system can be simplified.
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Stop grovelling and get up off your knees lads!
This is the start of the second paragraph of this letter:
"Many of the problems of our tax system emanate from its sheer complexity. Your predecessor initiated a simplification process in the 2007 Budget."
Would it not be more complete if it read something like this:
"Many of the problems of our tax system emanate from its sheer complexity. Your predecessor was ultimately responsible for a near doubling in the volume and complexity of tax legislatiion, including the introduction of complex new areas of tax law that were in force as originally enacted for only a short period of time before being substantially amended and shortly after amendment being repealed in their entirety. Perhaps the shame of his inept meddling in the tax system coupled with his imminent departure from the Chancellorship prompted him, at the last gasp, to initiate a simplification process in the 2007 Budget....."


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The best gangster/noir gameJackassman | July 14, 2014 | Review of Mafia II Overflow - PC
Though i never liked the first one as much as everyone else, and i didn't expect so much from this sequel, it really surprised me! It has a great atmosphere, with great characters, and lovely voice acting. I personally love the 50'/60'/70's gangster movies, and stories, and this one is probably the best so far. It has kinda cliche, but dramatic storyline, with a good picture of the mafia. The only downsides are that it is not much of a sandbox (there is not many options besides doing the quests), and it is toooo damn short! This is a deal you cannot refuse... (at least when it's discounted).
Sick, yet funnyJackassman | July 14, 2014 | Review of POSTAL 2 - PC
Probably the sickest game ever, where you can just pee in random people's faces on the street, cut them half with a scythe, burning them alive, chop down their limbs... PC? Screw that too. Why is it still funny? Because you are sick too, deep down, and you only let it out when playing this game. It's a pure classic, with all it's randomness, craziness and bizarre scenes.
Born deadJackassman | June 8, 2014 | Review of Gun Monkeys - PC
The pictures and videos of this game can easily make you feel that you want to try this game. Me and my friends got it a few months ago, and we realized that the multiplayer is literally dead. Which is bad, being a multiplayer game. It is a 1v1 arena game, one match is about 5 minutes long. It has some good ideas, the gameplay is dynamic and adrenaline pumping, it's fun to play with your friend. Or it COULD be fun atleast, because it gets so boring after 2 matches, you don't even wanna hear about it anymore. Also, you can easily 100% achievement this with your friend so... this game really not worth it.
Every RPG fan should play this!Jackassman | May 3, 2014 | Review of Dragon Age Origins - PC
Bioware is known for quality RPGs, like the Bard's tale, or the KotoR games, so it was never a doubt, they can do it again. And they did. Nowadays it's hard to create a unique, and creative RPG universe, but they could! This darkspawn thing is amazing, the atmosphere of the game is dark and violent, and the story is so well written! You can control a 4 member group, and you can choose, how you put this group together. The characters have own personalities and back stories, you can spend hours just talking to them in the camp (at least i really enjoyed that). Long gameplay (over 50 hours with the side missions), and it can be very difficult, because of the lots of tactical options during the battles, the game gives you. The game engine could be better (the character animations are quite awkward during the fight). I replay this game at least once a year, and i can still explore new things, and new ways to play it. A suggested RPG for every RPG fans!
The best CS so farJackassman | May 3, 2014 | Review of Counter Strike Global Offensive - PC
Valve did it again... It's like they can't really do a bad move with their games. Everyone thought they need a new engine to make a new Counter Strike game, well, they didn't. The improved Source engine looks amazing, the physics are better than ever, and the weapons... They implemented weapon skins, and weapon "qualities", which makes the game unique, and you can spend hours of collecting/trading/buying these, which is absolute fun. Luckily this CS doesn't have the big red error signs, and the purple/black texture glitches, so yeah... best CS ever! :D
Casual MOBAJackassman | May 1, 2014 | Review of Awesomenauts - PC
There are lots of MOBA games out there, and you can't really show new features anymore in this genre, but Awesomenauts could. And one if it is the 2D perspective, which is really cool. The game has some balancing issues, and there is only a few maps, which makes it boring, but the devs working hard, adding new characters and trying to fix the balance. It is worth the trying, despite the bad matchmaking, it is a fun game, and if you don't like hardcore MOBA games, this is for you.
Just the usual quality from TelltaleJackassman | April 23, 2014 | Review of The Wolf Among Us - PC
Telltale found a great way (form) to tell perfectly written stories (starting with The Walking Dead), and it is the same here. Maybe you don't have the same hard choices like in TWD, but the music, the graphical art, the atmosphere and the dialogues are all great. It also made me start reading the comics too.


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A crew from Coast Guard air station Elizabeth City airlifted a 59-year-old woman from the Norwegian Breakaway Monday.
The ship was about 350 miles east of Cape Hatteras when the woman was lifted to the jayhawk helicopter.
The woman was taken to a hospital in Norfolk, Virginia. No word on her condition.
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Last night's finale of The Hills Season 3 was all about cool-but-sticky nights, low-cut dresses, and short skirts: Heidi's Vegas power outfit, Justin Bobby's chronic unkemptness, Lauren's roommates-and-crab-legs tie-dyed dinner dress (and that boobalicious one-strap LBD — oh my!), Whitney's '80s-in-a-good way party frock, and the throngs of prom-a-be partiers making very merry on the many balconies at The Hills bash.
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Amarr ROCKS....just dont fly abaddon...arugor, pilgrim, maladiction, ...or either of the asult frigs
The Devs did kind of give Amarr a boost for the Khanid ships. Sacrilege can tank and gank now, while the Zealot is effectively useless since its T1 version can out DPS it. Sac can use Heavy Assault Missiles with a full tank. Amarr can take advantage of the EM hole. That's where people gear up to resist everything with active hardeners and ignore EM resistance (figuring EANMs are good enough). Often EM resistance will be left lower than the other 3, and lasers can exploit that.
The new Khanid ships can switch damage.
Well all I can say is you knew what you were doing when you trained Amarr for a year and a half, since I'm sure at some point durring this time, you heard about/observed their flaws.Myself, I have an Amarr alt, and she's training for a dread, and I'm not expecting to do much other pvping with her, but who knows? I might try it out.
It is the weakest link for shield tankers (caldari at least, presumably for minnie too).Edit: look on the bright side, every kill you do get should be extra sweet, since the Amarr are behind the other races, and more embarassing for those you kill.
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