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Decentralizing Egypt: Not Just Another Economic Reform
In this paper we take stock of what the current system of sub-national governments is like in Egypt and then build on this assessment to suggest the form of decentralization that may be both effective and politically feasible. Practically every aspect of intergovernmental relations in Egypt seems to suffer from the lack of clarity and general vagueness. The all pervasive ambiguity is likely to be the outcome of an explicit policy design and has several main manifestations. A successful decentralization reform will require the political empowerment of local communities and this is a step that some in the current regime are unsure can be taken. At the same time there are others that feel that this is a step that the regime cannot afford not to take. Overall, there are reasons to be moderately optimistic about the prospects for fiscal decentralization reform, even if the obstacles remain formidable.
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In Haskell, I can write
read "(1,2)" and get back the tuple
(1,2). Is there any way to do this in Scala? I guess what I'm looking for is access to the parser in the
scala interpreter.
In Haskell, I can write
I've you tried to poke around in scala.tools.nsc ?
Is something like that enough for you needs (or, at least, a good start point) ?
[Edit: it seems that tools.nsc.Interpreter is deprecated. There is now a tools.nsc.interpreter package]
You may be interested in the Scala compiler API. You probably need to compile the source and run it. This is AFAIK how it is done in the Scala interpreter.
Remember these issues:
There is an info about Scala compiler (as in this thread), but it can be outdated: If you need a verbose info, you will probably have to download the source and generate scaladoc.
I don't your motivation to use it, but you can be also interested in JSR 223: Scripting for the Java™ Platform API, if you don't need Scala.
If you want loading of data structures only, you should consider another ways, e.g. Lift JSON library that you can download from Maven or directly download. The library allows you to serialize/deserialize case classes.

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Oct 11, 2007 It's easy to forget about that big black machine that we've had stashed away for awhile now. Remember the original Xbox? EA sure does, as they've given owners of Microsoft's first game console a swan song worthy of its short but spectacular lifespan. As what is almost certainly the final game to be released for the system, Madden 08 is the best football game you'll ever play on a current-generation machine (including its PS2


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Remember, Mitt doesn't need any more money, and all of his friends are already rich!
Obama on the other hand, owes everyone from the last election, Mitt knows how to fix this.
Clearly Obama has no clue, and no plan for the next four years, I think the debates will get pretty specific, sorry Barry, no teleprompters!
Obama has no plan for the next 4 years???? Mitt's plan is that he'll figure it out after he's elected.
And his plan for the uninsured after Obamacare is repealed - there's always the ER.
If Romney is going to lower taxes for the wealth but make the tax cut revenue nuetral by closing loopholes (that he hasn't specified), then what's the point of the tax cut?
And lucky us - we won't have to pay taxes on the interest we earn from our savings account. I can't wait.


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We use Dr. Fox she is in a practice with Dr. Fields. There main office is in Norman. They both have office hours in Moore once a week. Dr. Fox is on Tuesdays and I don't know about Dr Fields.
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Hey...I would recommend Dr. Andrea Miller! She and her nurse Ms. Julie are just great! Dr. Miller was a brand new mom when my son was born but she still made it to the hospital even though she was on maternity leave! For peds, I would also reco. Dr. Betty Harmon - also a great ped. I interviewed 3 other peds and really liked Dr. Harmon. She doesn't rush you at all and you can ask ALL the questions you want . Both doctors are in the Moore Medical Center. Good luck with your search. I just relo' to Houston so my search for great doctors begins again.
Oh one more thing - I did see Dr. Fletcher twice when Dr. Miller was in the delivery room. And she's also great. They cover for each other. I would second what @MommaCapraro said about the staff. Very friendly ppl - from the front desk, the nurses (my fav. was Julie) to Connie when you check out.
I also recommend Dr Miller. She and Julie are wonderful! I use Dr Beard for my pedi. I had second thoughts about her a couple times and was going to switch to Dr Harmon but I stuck with her because she is wonderful with the babies. I thought about switching because she is a little opinionated and at times has really made me feel like I am an idiot. I have a friend who shared these feelings and changed to Dr Harmon. But that was when my daughter was first born and I have really enjoyed our visits with her since.
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Did you know it's normal for a 14 yo boy to find his Aunt's boobs sexy?!?
Sounds hawt.
ETA: It's all about teenage (and not-so-teenaged) boys and what they might think about, isn't it? God forbid that anyone feed a baby or wear a tank top without taking their delicate natures into account. Won't somebody think of the teenagers?
I find it hysterical that some people seem to believe a teenage boy has never seen a whole entire breast before. Even if you don't seek it out, it's almost impossible to avoid sexualized imagery of boobs in our society.
And that whole "a breast is a breast, what are they supposed to think!?" attitude grinds my gears. How about I don't center my whole life and every action around what men think?
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What I don't understand is how that's the breastfeeding mother's problem. If my son came to me and said that watching cousin so-and-so breastfeed made him uncomfortable, we'd have a discussion about ways to respond appropriately, like looking away, or going into the house. It's going to be a situation he encounters occasionally. So he should have coping skills.
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I don't think anybody can be held "at fault" for boners. It's a boner for crying out lout.
Boobs happen. Boners happen. Some people need to move on. Teenage boys should not have the authority to tell a grown woman what to do with her body. They don't own it, control it, or have any right to it. People need to quit acting like they do, because they start to believe it and that causes much bigger problems than seeing a cousin breastfeed.
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These women are setting these boys up to believe that it's the women's job to protect them from listing rather then teaching them normal social behaviors and coping skills.


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For Altura sous chef Tiffany Boroughs, cooking Italian food goes beyond her time at the restaurant. On her day off, her mellow demeanor is a stark alter ego to the passionate, driven woman who has passed through impressive kitchens like Lark, Spinasse, Mistral Kitchen, and Earth and Ocean under Chef Maria Hines. Her Italian roots and her time in some of Seattle's best kitchens made her transition to Altura this year a natural next step. At her new gig, she finds a perfect fit in terms of people she works with and always having something new to learn.
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I just love learning new things. What I really like [is] New American cuisine, where they use basically French and Italian techniques with influences from all over the world and that way you have a huge freedom to do whatever you want. That way I can do a Chinese spiced duck dish and then on my next course, it's an Italian light pasta dish.
With Italian food, it's comforting to me, maybe getting in touch with my heritage a little bit. Italian food is really simple. It's about the techniques, the sauces and the pasta making, using really fresh ingredients but very few really fresh ingredients, making sure everything is really high quality and you mess with it as little as possible.
So do you have a favorite type of pasta?
Oh [pause] ... No. I love them all! I do love a great filled pasta like a ravioli. There's something comforting about little pillows of goodness and you almost don't know what's in there sometimes. We had this really good veal and porcini ravioli [a couple weeks ago] on our menu and it was just amazing.
Is your Italian roots a motivation for why you started cooking?
My Grandpa Frank, He's Sicilian. He's from the region of Calabria. When I was five, I was like, "I want to stir your sauce." I would pull my chair up to the stove and stir the sauce and roll out pasta. We made focaccia and all those things.
I grew up in a really small town and there wasn't any good food at all. So maybe because there wasn't a lot of it and the idea that it was out there ... I started cooking dinner for the family when I was 12 and started watching the Food Channel and "Great Chefs of the World," or whatever that show was called.
Chef Harry Mills mentioned you during his last interview with us, saying that you were one of his successful students. Is that right?
I watched and read a lot about food growing up. Going into culinary school, I felt like I knew a good amount. I was working in a cafe at home at the time and I loved working with food. Learning new things about food is like, I love it. That's why I loved Harry Mills' class so much because when I met him, that's when I met someone that kind of ignited the passion about food that was inside me.
When we started talking and [I] was listening to his lectures in class, I'm just like, "He gets it!" He is too humble to accept it, but he is my mentor and one of my greatest inspirations next to my Grandpa.
As a female chef, is the industry really a guy's world?
It's your attitude; if you're pressured by them, then it might [be]. I've worked in kitchens where they don't want you to succeed and it's really competitive. Luckily, most of the restaurants I've worked in, everyone likes each other and everyone really wants each other to do well, and they're uplifting. So it's kind of like finding a family that you fit with because you spend so much time with them. Sometimes it's just not a good fit. If people are happy, they're more secure and they're not intimidated by the cooks around them. I've been lucky to work in some awesome kitchens where I don't have to worry about that too much.
I think a lot of that stigma has dissolved because I think women have shown that we are just as good as men. Sometimes, women are a lot more meticulous and there's not a lot of ego with women in the kitchen. We don't put forth like, "How is this going to make me look?" We go to work, we do our jobs, and [pause] maybe we talk too much, I don't know.
How is the work environment at Altura?
Basically when I get to work, I feel like I'm at home cooking with a big family. It's the most amazing staff I've ever worked with, and I've worked in some pretty amazing restaurants. Everyone adores each other. [They're] super supportive. Everybody is in a good mood all the time.
We make super good food. The level that everyone is at, we don't have to worry about everybody else. We can just focus, have a good time, and learn awesome things from Nathan [Lockwood], who is amazingly talented. The service staff and everyone, we all hang out on our days off. It's nice to have that. There's no drama ever.
Do you miss that sense of vanity that other women who aren't chefs are allowed to have?
You know, I've never had it. I don't own lipstick or eyeliner. Being a cook comes very naturally to me. I'm like, "Please don't put a dress on me unless it's my birthday. Don't put make up on me. Don't pretty me up."
Are there ingredients at the restaurant that you're very excited about?
We just started to get first of the season tomatoes and corn, and we're playing with that. We have this new steak that almost no one works with. It's like a rib cap, we call it the "flavor curve." We marinade it in foie gras fat because well, why not? And we have this really great corn and mascarpone puree with some marinaded cherry tomatoes.
Our halibut dish is with braised morels and favetta, which is a fava bean puree with fried basil and olive oil. There are some garlic scapes. Then, there's the halibut with some fried potatoes on top. It's really delicious.
At the caliber that you're cooking now, what are you learning in the kitchen that you can still be excited about?
We change the menu every week. With this style of cuisine, it's not your typical spaghetti and meatballs Italian. It's a pretty specific cuisine, not as specific as Spinasse which is Piedmont cuisine. But it's a specific type of Italian which I've never worked with. [Nathan] mixes the Northwest with Italian with such ease that you would eat it and think, "This is Italian food?" Because we change the menu so often, I can do something new all the time.


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A review of DO502's Free Week show at Headliners on Friday night. A rock show featuring local bands The Hot Wires, Graffiti, Black Bird's of Paradise, and New Bravado
I discovered a new band earlier this month at Headliners known as Powell, and I just had to get to know them a little better.
Rock the New Year's Eve night away in this fine music city.
I got to speak with Oxford's trip-hop psychedelic band Glass Animals. They're full of little surprises.
English synth-pop band Glass Animals performs at Headliners 12/2.
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New England collective The Tune-Yards returns to Louisville.
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The Impact of University Provided Nurse Electronic Medical Record Training on Health Care Organizations: An Exploratory Simulation Approach. ITCH 2015: 1-6
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Trust, empathy, social identity, and contribution of knowledge within patient online communities. Behaviour & IT 32(10): 1041-1048 (2013)
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What Nurses are Talking About: Content and Community within a Nursing Online Forum. ITCH 2013: 350-355
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Delivery of Psychosocial Care for Cancer Patients: A Pilot Investigation. ITCH 2011: 32-36
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Conflict and burnout among nursing staff in the long term care setting. SpringSim 2008: 525-530
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Hey there everybody! It's Tuesday night so it's that time again - time to leave all the bad news and politics behind us and instead focus on escaping into our favorite songs.
Well, tonight is the second presidential debate, so....
The topic tonight is songs about debates. Now, what I mean is songs that remind you of debates, arguments, adversaries, fights, going one on one, toe to toe with someone. In other words, it's a pretty broad topic - close to free form.
So what are your favorite songs about debates and debating?
Come below the kosquiggle for a few of mine!
Also, one quick note: In an effort to try to cut the upload time, if you can remember, when you go to embed in the comments, you can change the size to a smaller one, like 350 width. Maybe this will help. If it doesn't, back to the drawing board. And no worries if you don't want to or don't remember - no big! :D
Lying Eyes:
No New Tale to Tell:
Sympathy For the Devil:
Selling the Drama:
Pick a Little, Talk a Little:
And one more in the first comment!
Here's to political theater! :D
We Care a Lot:
Hey poligirl
It's all about money. Forget the politicians and what they say.
hey priceman! you got that right!...
the debate is pure political theater... that's an excellent song pick for tonight too! :D
Money money money money money money money money
This is all you'll hear tonight...
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Good Morning Ladies! So I need some advice.... I just found out on Sunday that we are going to have another baby! We are not really telling anyone yet seeing as I am only 4 weeks, but I don't have a Dr. and I was wondering your oppinions? I was told Dr. Opal Leblanc, Dr. Rose Kennedy and Dr. Kenneth Christrup, by three of my friends and was wondering if ya'll had any suggestions? My concern with Dr. Leblanc, is that I have heard her nurse Jody, is not very nice and it took me a while to get an appoinment. If I have to wait that long for an appointment, what if I have a concern? Who delievered your kids? Would you use them again? How was there bedside manner, were they there for you when you had concerns, and what is their hospital affiliation? Was the hospital a good experience? If im spending that much money to have a baby, I would like a clean and nice hospital, with an attentive and caring staff. Ya know? I know this is a huge ramble, but I don't know many women here, so I thought I would ask you wonderful women! Thanks in advance for the advice!
OBGYN Reccomendations?
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Dr King or Dr Stutes
Both deliver at Womens & Childrens Hospital
They are 2 of the nicest most compassionate women I have ever met.
Both deliver at Womens & Childrens Hospital
They are 2 of the nicest most compassionate women I have ever met.
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Does anyone know anything about Dr. Fell? I'm shopping for a new OB in Lafayette as well, but I need someone who can accept medicaid.
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I love Dr. badeaux in Opelousas and I adore him. He accepts Medicaid.
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Dr. Gonzalez & Dr. Owens in Crowley are awesome!
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Acts 15:7-21 Psalm 96:1-2a, 2b-3, 10 John 15:9-11
During the Last Supper, Jesus introduces his disciples into the deep mystery of Trinitarian love. In fact, the first line in today's Gospel speaks about the love between the Father and the Son. The Holy Spirit is the bond of love between the Father and the …


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Theater review: 'It's a Wonderful Life, a Radio-on-Stage Show'
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'It's a Wonderful Life, a Radio-on-Stage Show'
When: 7:30 p.m. Thursdays and 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, through Dec. 20, with one Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Dec. 15.
Where: Carpenter Square Theatre, 800 W Main.
Tickets: $20 for adults; $15 for seniors and members of the military; $5 for students and teachers.
Information: 232-6500 or www.carpentersquare.com.


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Heart's Delight T-shirt
Have fun and get crafty to your heart's delight by making a bright, bold tie-dye heart T-shirt!
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Pre-wash T-shirt without fabric softener and do not dry.
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Cover work surface with disposable plastic table cover.
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Fold shirt in half lengthwise.
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Mix Turquoise, Orange and Fuchsia dyes according to package instructions. Lay tied, damp shirt onto pastry cooling rack.
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WotLK Beta Blog -- Day 7
Guess what the first thing I saw was upon entering Dragonblight? If you guessed a dragon, you're wrong. I saw a walrus. These walrus were in a state of panic. Dark omens and scary wulvar (which look like man-bear-pigs) have been haunting the residents of Moa'ki Harbor. They are packing up and needing you to clear the way for them. After gathering crabs from their ocean traps, killing sharks in the water and wulvar on land, I am sent to check on the nearby village that was destroyed. Apparently an energy rift had been opened by the Blue Dragonflight (those are the bad dragons) and it either killed or drove insane the tuskarr in the village. After redeeming their souls, you have one last task...you must seek out the sea goddess and get her blessing. As always, things don't go as planned. The sea goddess foresees that Northrend will fall should the walrus run away. Apparently the only thing holding the undead back is the walrus. Upon delivering this message to the leader back in Moa'ki Harbor, they decide to stay and all your time was wasted.
Of course in a land of dragons, there's bound to be a little more trouble. I head north until I reach Stars' Rest. The night elf commander there is worried about the blue dragonflight and the ley lines (which are the energy rifts that flow into the Nexus in Borean Tundra) that are being blown apart. The release of energy from these rifts is causing horrible problems across Northrend. Also the undead and cultists at the Icemist Village to the north are causing the animals to become blighted. I burn the animals to the ground and kill the cultists...blah blah blah end of story. Back to the ley lines, after a while you discover that the blue dragonflight and the ethereals are joining together. This is a major problem as the two forces could destroy Northrend and possibly Azeroth as well. I get sent to kill both ambassadors but I arrive too late. The arrangements have already been made but I still kill them. I then get sent to try to fix the ley lines, which I start to do but it's already been a long day so after the first one, I call it quits...
This sounds like a freakin' children's book. Save the walruses from men-bear-pigs! Oh noez!
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When I look at the picture , ther is only one question on my mind . . . what's the name of the movie on the TV ?!
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That's right! Monkey Business, with Cary Grant. Guest starring Marilyn Monroe. Now showing? Marilyn as she demonstrates the wonder of the professor's no-run stockings.
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Forums > Gaming forum > Anyone want DOTA2 for free ?
Apparently being part of the beta gives you the ability to gift a free copy to others.
I've got 2 spare copies to give away if anyone is interested. Let me know your Steam login and I'll sort it out.
Updated January 22, 2013 at 6:17 PM
I've got free copies too, I'm not even part of the Beta, I just get emails from steam everyday telling me to install my free copy and give away my other free copies
How about not having a sig at all?
Any good? Looked at it briefly and was almost tempted.
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PJWC will offer camp scholarships
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By Gary Fletcher
Observer Staff Writer
ENTERPRISE Wallowa County commissioners expressed pride in area schools this week after Commissioner Darrell McFetridge displayed a certificate lauding the schools for having the top ranking education index again this year.
Wallowa County is a well-educated, safe and healthy community, Commissioner Ben Boswell said.
McFetridge said he was pretty proud of our school systems, explaining that he accepted the award at Thursdays Association of Counties annual meeting in Pendleton.
Few Oregonians know that Wallowa County students are far and away the best overall achievers in reading and math in the third and eighth grades. This award is an opportunity to provide that recognition, said Oregon Progress Board Executive Director Jeff Tyrens.
Wallowa County also had the lowest high school dropout rate.
The county was ranked third in the public safety index, including the overall crime rate and in juvenile arrests. The county was one of four of the highest ranked counties with at least two top-three
Counties were chosen based on their performance in the Oregon Benchmark categories of improving Oregon quality of life through education, child well-being, public safety and economy.
In the economy index, Wallowa County ranked next to the bottom, just above Wheeler County.
Wallowa County Education Service District curriculum and school improvement specialist Linda Bauck was asked why a county with such economic challenges was doing so well academically.
Evidence in general shows the high-achieving schools to be located in communities enjoying good economic conditions, Bauck said, agreeing that this flies in the face of that trend.
Small class size was one factor, Bauck said. Even other service providers from outside the area have commented that it seems that in Wallowa County if a child needs help in the school or in the community, someone can be found to help, she said.
We have a lot of support systems in place here, from the school administrators to teachers and classroom assistants, she said.
It helps to keep kids from slipping between cracks. I believe in small rural schools the kids have more chances.
Caring community and families were other reasons, she said. Countywide, there is nearly 100 percent turnout at parent-teacher conferences, she added.
The kind of parental support and engagement seen in the county is like what can be found in the more affluent school districts, she said. There, parents of higher socioeconomic status are often engaged in a way that may be reflected in the relative higher academic success of their offspring.
That type of engagement is found in Wallowa County families, even though they lack the wealth, she said.
In the economic index, Union County tied for second place among the most improved counties. Factors included per capita income, wages, unemployment rate and net job growth.
In 1999, Union County was ranked 31st out of 36 counties for net job growth. Union Countys 2001 job ranking had climbed to 19th place. This brought the countys economic ranking up from 24th in 1999 to 17th for 2001.


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The room's decor is plain, old and needs updating.
The headboards weren't firmly attached to the bed and wobbled and banged against the wall. The mattresses were creaky and uncomfortable. The en suite was small, but spotlessly clean. The food was disappointing. The burger consisted of a plain bun and patty - none of the usual tomatoes etc. Some of the chips were overcooked. The breakfast 'menu' was a small piece of dirty, creased paper that was handed to me when we sat down. Overall, disappointing..
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I stayed here for one night between a days mountain biking and a days scuba diving.
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Nobody knows for sure what Iceland's temperamental Eyjafjallajökull volcano will do next. But the lack of a coordinated response to the ash cloud by air traffic control officials-and the ensuing lengthy shutdowns of air travel across Europe this spring-clearly needs to be remedied. The question is how?
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There's likely no finer V8 engine in car showrooms today than the 6.2-liter monster that propels the AMG version of Mercedes' newest E-class. The rising snarls and staccato twitches of the tach will curl the hairs on the back of your neck. It can drop-kick your rump down the highway with a savagery that the four-door body barely hints at.
June 1, 2010
Every year the federal government auctions off to the public a handful of its used business-class jets, turbine helicopters and turboprops at prices that, at first glance, seem ridiculously low. Over the last decade, buyers walked away with deals that have included $30,000 for a Falcon 20, $101,000 for a Sabreliner 75A, $387,000 for a Turbo Commander 690A and $399,000 for a Gulfstream II.
June 1, 2010
Irony is a funny thing. Sometimes "ha ha" funny, and other times just weird. Occasionally it's both.
June 1, 2010
-Warren Buffett, speaking at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting in Omaha, Neb., on May 1
June 1, 2010
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban claims he can type 50 words a minute on his BlackBerry. He uses e-mail for nearly all his business correspondence, saying it keeps him in constant contact with the people who need to reach him and is far more efficient than picking up the phone.
June 1, 2010
A large and punishing backlash resulted after executives of the big-three automakers offered painfully naïve answers to questions about their corporate jet use on Nov. 18, 2008.
June 1, 2010
Cessna delivered the first Citation CJ4 (Model 525C) in April after wrapping up a rigorous flight-test program that included 1,000 sorties and more than 1,600 hours in the air since the airplane's first flight in May 2008.
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In last year's cabin-tech report, we described Inmarsat's Swift64 and SwiftBroadband satellite communications services as the best options for worldwide access to e-mail after takeoff.
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As the used aircraft market's recovery continues, global issues are surfacing that could temper buyers' enthusiasm. Remember a couple of years ago, when we heard so much about the fast-rising BRIC countries-Brazil, Russia, India and China? Today the focus has shifted to the PIIGS-Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain, all of which have fairly weak economies and high debt.
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Another classic technique is to light your main subject with one light and your background with your second light. For a moody portrait, try positioning one speedlight in an Ezybox almost directly over your model. This will cast strong shadows downward on your subject's face. Next, use a Rogue 25-degree grid on your second speedlight. Place this behind your subject, aimed at the background. This light will create separation from your subject. Try adding colored gels for different looks.
Three Lights And Beyond. With three lights you have as much as you need for many portrait styles. One light can be a main light on your subject, a second light can be an accent light, and your third flash can light your background. Add in a few reflectors, grids and gels, and you're set.
What if you have more lights? The only limit here is your creativity! One technique I use a lot for sports portraits looks like this. First, my main (or key) light is a Lastolite Ezybox positioned high and slightly in front of my subject using a boom arm. Next, I use two speedlights, one directly to the left and one directly to the right of my subject. These are shot through Lastolite 12x48-inch Hotrod strip banks. These narrow softboxes produce long accent lights on my subject's sides. My fourth light is a speedlight shot through a Rogue 25-degree grid aimed at the background.
To control the lights with my PocketWizard FlexTT5, I set my main light to group "A," strip banks to group "B" and background light to group "C." By previewing the images in my LCD, I can adjust output of each to get the right look. The trick with this shot is having your main light add just a little fill to soften the shadows created by the strip banks. Experiment adjusting the main light and strip banks for different looks.
The next time you're pulling into your driveway, stop short of your garage. Do you really want to park your car inside? Instead, start sweeping out the garage and storing all those forgotten projects somewhere else. It's time to open your own "garage studio." Once your studio is set up, the only thing holding you back is you. Find a model and start shooting!
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- NicaraguaRetailFunding via MiCredito
Jose AdolfoNicaraguaRetailFunding via ADIM (Asociación Alternativa Para el Desarrollo Integral de las Mujeres)
Xavier ManuelNicaraguaRetailFunding via MiCredito
Victorino Asuncion
Update on Victorino AsuncionVictorino Asunción, 61, is married and has 3 children aged 13, 10 and 12 who are in school. They are natives of the municipality of Chinandega, which is located in the western part of the country and is known for being a very productive commercial area.
For more than 14 years, Victorino has been selling general merchandise such as sandals, adult clothing, cosmetics, trinkets, decorative items, plastic products, picture frames, big watches, small mirrors, and other items. He will use this loan to invest in working capital and to stock up his general merchandise business by purchasing pants, shoes, cosmetics, bed sheets, towels, and other items. This way, he can improve the quality of the products that he offers his customers and thereby obtain more income when he sells the products.
Victorino is a tenacious person who, in spite of his age, gives his utmost for his family. He is very grateful to the Kiva lenders for the support that they are providing to low-income people.
Previous Loan DetailsVictorino is a 59 year old father who lives together with his wife and two dependent children. Victorino has been selling general merchandise for more than 12 years. He would like to acquire inventory so that he can improve the quality of the products that he sells. In this way, he plans to ma... More from Victorino Asuncion's previous loan »
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Fundación Leon 2000This loan is administered by Fundación Leon 2000. Fundación Leon 2000 began operations in 1993 as the first microfinance institution to serve the western part of Nicaragua, a country which continues to be one of the poorest in the western hemisphere. Fundación Leon 2000 works to further the development of micro, small, and medium enterprises through credit services and management, applying the best credit industry practices and technical expertise. Additionally, Fundación Leon manages several business and financial education programs in the community, specifically for young entrepreneurs and at-risk youth. Fundación Leon 2000's group of experienced and dedicated employees works in 7 offices in Leon, Chinandega, Chichigalpa, Somotillo, Jinotepe, El Sauce, and Nagarote and serves several thousand clients (the majority of whom are women).
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Chris Kornelis Bremerton in the shadows on Tuesday, April 14.
The taste-making blogs in the cities -- Bremerton Beat and Big Blog, respectively -- are throwing shit at each other. It all started (and I'm paraphrasing "slightly") when the mayor of Bremerton pointed out that the 25 feet of waterfront of the city's downtown is more attractive than the 25,000,000 feet of waterfront in Seattle. Whatever. There are more than two places to drink on Seattle's waterfront...but are there more than five people who are proud of it?
Alright, I promised myself I wouldn't take sides, but I feel compelled to point out, once again that a) people who pick on Bremerton for being as foul as puss-stained athletic socks are traveling down a well-beaten path, so please save your breath. 2) And I'm sure I've pointed this out before: Every one of you lamenting Seattle's gentrification, who wish your precious neighborhoods (Ballard, anyone?) had never been developed and had remained blue collar enclaves should MOVE YOUR ASSES TO BREMERTON, which is still a blue collar enclave. In fact, it's a blue collar naval, and it has a bar called the Fuzzy Naval, on Naval Avenue, right by the Puget Sound NAVAL Shipyard. How quaint, right? Your new old Ballard is waiting, y'all.


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Gritty and searing with a blue-collar sound sound that's as distinctive as the lingering smell from a campfire, Moving Machines forgoes a commercial vibe for something that is instead addictingly honest and transparent. There's stomping and clapping and unpolished edges that don't quite align properly -- and the whole thing is damn near perfect.
Flirting between indie-rock, psychedelic-folk and something a Modest Mouse/Bright Eyes supergroup might create if their only muse was Willie Nelson, the record grows increasingly impressive with each listen. "Mean Ol' Man" has an age to it that sounds like a story my grandfather would have told me "when your'e old enough to understand," while the electric guitar and female harmonies on "Narrow Road" add a southern twang that hit in waves.
Mixing the crude sound of amplified guitar with bells, soft drums, and piano, vocalist Bryan Francisco has created an album that screams with its gentle yet purposeful approach. Musicians spend their entire careers trying to achieve the heft and clarity present on nearly every inch of the record, which is an excellent starting point for a Seattle band with 31 "Likes" on Facebook.
Or, at the very least, it'd make an excellent pick for pretty much any Quentin Tarantino soundtrack. Except for Inglorious Bastards. The "Nazi vibe" is sort of lacking.
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I had another thread going on trainers, but because this is a bit of a different Q, I thought I'd post a separate one.
I'd like to have a dual purpose trainer/commuter. Because its winter now, I'd like to have knobbies on this bike, and avoid switching the rear tire daily. As such, I was told about rim drive trainers. After a search on Google I found Minoura's rim drive trainers.
Before, I was planning on getting a 1up/Kinetic trainer as they seem to get the best reviews. Can anyone comment on Minoura's rim drive trainers compared to the 1up/Kinetic?
I've read two negatives which don't excite me about getting a rim drive, 1) the resistance is far lower than wheel driven trainers, and 2) squeeking/noise from the rim contact (dirty rims) - because this will be a commuter as well, I don't want to have to thoroughly clean the rims every time (a quick wipe is ok).
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PHILADELPHIA Ś Cal Heeter put his head down. And over on the bench, Ray Emery stood up.
To that point, only 20 minutes, 17 seconds into the game, Heeter had given up four goals on 14 shots. It wasnÆt a good first impression for the 25-year-old goalie, who had been tapped to make his NHL debut in the FlyersÆ regular-season finale.
From then on, every stop of a trivial shot earned the kid a Bronx cheer, with each one getting subsequently louder.
ōLove and hate,ö Heeter said. ōThey love you when youÆre making saves, hate you when youÆre not. You canÆt hold it against them. IÆd be the same way if I was in the stands.ö
Heeter stayed in, ignoring EmeryÆs stretching sessions at the mouth of the tunnel long enough to give the Flyers a chance Sunday. They forced overtime before eventually falling to Carolina, 6-5, in a shootout.
It wasnÆt pretty. The same could be said for the FlyersÆ postseason goaltending situation, should Steve Mason be unavailable.
Mason left SaturdayÆs game at Pittsburgh with what the Flyers termed ōan upper-body injury.ö There was no formal update issued on his behalf, though Flyers coach Craig Berube sounded optimistic that his initial diagnosis ¢ that Mason could be ready for his teamÆs playoff opener Thursday night ¢ will stand.
ōYeah, I do,ö Berube said. ōHeÆs fine. I mean, heÆs doing better. ThatÆs all I know. HeÆs doing better.ö
Mason looked OK on his feet as he walked a few steps onto the ice Sunday. Granted, he wasnÆt on skates when he smiled and posed for a few pregame pictures, after picking up the Gene Hart Trophy. But it had to be viewed as a good sign, nonetheless.
As for HeeterÆs debut, uhh, not so much.
Sure, he rebounded from his early-game pitfalls. (After one period, he had a .666 save percentage. ThatÆs something of a bad omen.) And he pieced together a stretch of 17 consecutive saves, after relinquishing four goals on the HurricanesÆ first 14 shots.
HeeterÆs teeter-totter premier brought to light the FlyersÆ imperiled goaltender state. No matter how dramatic or how unexpected HeeterÆs turnaround was in his first NHL game, the Flyers cannot expect a lengthy postseason run with a backup goaltender and an AHL starter.
ōIn my dreams, IÆd say I didnÆt give up six goals,ö Heeter said, unable to wipe a grin from his face. ōItÆs a fabulous experience. IÆve been working my whole life to get to here and to finally get the opportunity to play a game and to have the support of the management, players, coaches, fans, everybody here ģ itÆs a dream come true. I had a great time. Yeah, things didnÆt go the way I wanted or (the way) anyone wanted, but I still have a smile on my face. I accomplished a part of my dream, but you canÆt become complacent. You always have to keep working or this will be your last game.ö
Heeter demonstrated a degree of grit in battling through an awful first period. Then, when Eric Staal scored his second goal of the game, only 17 seconds into the second period, it looked as though HeeterÆs day was numbered.
It was at that point when Emery stood from his position at the end of the FlyersÆ bench, removed his ballcap and began stretching in the tunnel. Then Heeter made a save. And another. And another. Heeter got in front of 11 shots in all to keep the Hurricanes stuck at four goals through two periods. Berube said he had no desire to insert Emery into the game, a meaningless one against a team that had an early appointment with the offseason.
ōMaybe he was antsy,ö Berube said of Emery.
The Flyers might need a well-rested Emery for their first-round Eastern Conference playoff series against New York, which begins Thursday at Madison Square Garden. Should Mason be unavailable, at least in the early going of that series, it was imperative that Heeter stick out SundayÆs game to prevent Emery from enduring unnecessary minutes.
Heeter did just that. He held serve the rest of the second period, allowing the Flyers to score twice in a span of 10 seconds ¢ with a power-play tally from Kimmo Timonen and an even-strength wrister from Wayne Simmonds. Sean Couturier leveled things at 4-all three minutes later.
Jeff Skinner would go on to score his second of the game, temporarily pushing Carolina ahead in the third period, before Simmonds and the extra-skater Flyers tallied with 10 seconds to go.
Not exactly the kind of performance Heeter would like to remember. Maybe, in the FlyersÆ worst-case scenario, he gets a chance at redemption in the postseason. At one point of HeeterÆs near meltdown, Claude Giroux tapped Heeter on the pads and issued some advice.
ōHe said, æCalm down. Smile. Have some fun. Enjoy your time. ItÆs not the end of the world,Æö Heeter recalled. ōTheir playoff position was secured. There was nothing really on the line.ö
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seems the mob cut him a new one xD
i do belive i have had a minor breakdown, and now im sitting in minecraft, sealed in a 1x2 room with nothing but water on all sides. xD
seems the mob cut him a new one xD
oh hello there regeneration system :D least we wont have to run around looking for Health Packs unless we are really low on health and the bar wont regen any further ;)
sounds great! really like the idea of a realistic pocketing system, good trade off for the weapons as i never really used the smg later on in the game.
This fire ammo, Will it make explosives detonate instantly, or just extra damage?
i think im going to be ******** liquid bricks if i played this, i like the atmosphere, now we are going to need some green herb and red herb. xD
aww hell yeah, this just makes everything better. :D inventory management for the win!! :D
where is mr. dinosaur :3
oh god, oh god, oh god..... i loved the demo, but this looks so much cooler. :)
Continue like this and Valve's going to come with job offerings just to steal your modified engine. xD Looks amazing didn't think I'd say that about source, but I've been surprised with GldSrc.
Alas i am interested in the amount of coding time you guys have put into this. Would you care to share? :D
fantastic work on getting the shadow filter down that low, never liked what they did to those ATI cards, and glad to see you've dropped the MS by half. :D
Does it explode with Shotgun Rain? For low detail it looks perfect for a gritty setting. :D
I am very suprised at the quality your pumping out. Is this your first game?
hey more whiny preteens playing a game i spent $30 on yay.... pfft makes me wonder why i bothered in the first place.
are you parodying Zombie Town? looks pretty nice though the way that thing with the green eyes is staring at m is kinda creepy.
from 1:12 there is no video?? whats with the 50% cut off?
also awesome work on those weapons :D
these are incredibly well thought out :D how long does one section take you to flesh out?
can't wait to meander around these caves, poppin some shots off. :D
wow this is looking very nice :D
cool stuff, will you eventually add support for multiple shadow shades?
cannot blend software, unless you want a powdered HDD.
its bot 2.0 before full release there is only going to be 1.10. Thats if they get it out.
I am so happy that you guys are "back to work" on this. ruMpel keep up the good work makes me happy to see such a huge patch going around to your team, proves your very hard at work. :)
Omg I can't breathe the hilarity is just too much.....jks.
your time awareness is legendary... jks. just to clarify this working on a mod with so little people, and this is a Total Conversion, takes bloody AGES, not to mention they are also doing some amazing things with GoldSrc.
the wrist looks like the hand belongs to an abomination against nature, like someone has stitched it back on....
Looking fantastic none-the-less. :D
uuummm waht are they supposed to be doing choosing the wallpaper??
but we like magenta and pink :D *Head slowly does 360°*
lol I think notch is just too cool to give a flying F***.
i love the way all your levels look smooth. :)
i think that would be worse that The Hills. uurrghh
psst. have a look at Darkspore, no one plays it and it was apparently AAA?


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The Porvair Filtration Group (Microfiltrex, Porvair Technology, Filters for Industry and MF&T) are a specialist porous materials and filtration systems group. We design and manufacture filters and filtration systems for the most demanding environments in industries including aerospace, biosciences, chemical process, power generation, pharmaceutical, environment and ...
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International Products Corporation manufactures a line of free-rinsing concentrated cleaners and P-80 temporary rubber assembly lubricants at their ISO:9001 Certified facility in Burlington, NJ. They are equipped with state-of-the-art manufacturing, packaging, and warehousing equipment, and their on-site laboratory is equipped for analytical work and continued development ...
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will spend the next several months gathering production practices information from farmers and ranchers across the nation through the Agricultural Resource Management Survey (ARMS). The results of this survey will serve as a baseline for numerous federal policies and programs that affect U.S. farms and farm families.
"It is hard to overestimate the impact the responses to ARMS can have since this survey is the primary tool for federal, state, and local government representatives and all major farm sector stakeholders to gauge the financial condition of American farms and ranches," said Jay Johnson, director of the NASS Great Lakes Regional Field Office. "By responding, farmers in the Great Lakes Region (Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio) can ensure that they are accurately represented when it comes to decision-making."
NASS conducts ARMS jointly with USDA's Economic Research Service. In an effort to obtain the most accurate data, the federal agencies will reach out to nearly 34,000 producers nationwide, including approximately 1,700 in Indiana, 500 in Michigan, and 500 in Ohio, between January and April. The survey asks producers to provide data on their operating expenditures, production costs and household characteristics.
As with all NASS surveys, information provided by respondents is confidential by law. NASS safeguards the confidentiality of all responses, ensuring no individual respondent or operation can be identified. The economic data gathered in ARMS will be published in the annual Farm Production Expenditures report on Aug. 1.
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The Debian GNU/ Linux operating system, which is renowned among Linux professionals for its stability, is now gaining popularity with Linux newcomers. Debian offers regular updates and hard-to-beat, convenient package management. Debian users have waited almost three years for a new stable release of their landmark OS. Now, at last, the world is waking up to a brand new Debian. Debian 3.1, alias Sarge, replaced the venerable Woody (version 3.0) June 6, 2005. You'll find a list of sources for Debian Sarge at [1] with options ranging from your local dealer, through CD/ DVD image downloads, to PCs preloaded with Debian.
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