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Del Bosque was sacked by president Perez in 2003, despite winning two Liga and two Champions League titles in four seasons as Merengues boss.
Following a trophyless season that saw Jose Mourinho resign as Real manager, Perez said Del Bosque "would have a home at Real Madrid" if he left his role as national team coach.
But the 62-year-old said he would not be interested in such a move, telling Eurosport: "I don't intend working for Real Madrid again or any other club. I appreciate what he said but I'm fully focused on the national side."
Del Bosque also gave his support to Iker Casillas, whose fall-out with Mourinho has been credited as a source of disharmony at the club.
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"His record stands up against anyone's. I've stood by him because he is a major asset to the national team but I've never meddled in the Real Madrid coach's decisions."
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fAMES G. BELL
2d August 1854 Left Franklin to-day at four O'Clock, after
remaining about one week. Had a splendid rain. The first one
since we left San Antonio. The clouds hand low around the
tops of the mountains and seem to be within gun shot. These
mountains abound in silver, and within the vicinity several mines
are in the different processes of opening and working; one mine
known as the Step [h]enson mine yields abundantly and has lately
been disposed of to a company - some of whom are members
of Congress - for Thirty thousand dollars; Franklin has also
been purchased for about the same amount and by the same com-
pany; this induces me to believe the Pacific Railroad bill is not
far from its passage. Near El Paso is supposed to be the cross-
ing point.
4th Left camp at sunrise. The day bids fair to be a pleasant
one. It is now raining on the mountain tops, which are entirely
covered with clouds; - grasing the cattle in the valley.
Made fifteen miles to camp near Fort Filmore, raining hard
all morning, had dinner - pretty rough, after living on town
fare for a week. Will soon get used to it however, dont care how
rough, so that I get to California soon.
The features of James Company are considerably changed,
some men have been discharged and some new ones received; I
can hardly tell whether the change has made any improvement;
it is verry difficult to collect any body of men together, without
having some black sheep in the flock.
Cool wind blowing and sun shining. Had a bath just before
supper, while bathing a sharp little rain came up and we had just
time to get our clothing under shelter.
5th Saturday. Prospect of a fine day, leave camp early. Will
pass fort Filmore in one mile and a half. Filmore is quite a
a large post, four companies are stationed here. This post is in
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 35, July 1931 - April, 1932. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101092/. Accessed May 29, 2016.


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She didn't say how much the divvy will work out per share. Kind of funny, though, isn't it that even though Reuters made brief mention of this, nothing I saw came in the Yahoo Headlines. This today is the first I've seen for sure that TGS is going to make us a little richer soon.
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Parkalgar Honda leave the World Supersport championship after six seasons
ONE of the top World Supersport teams, Parkalgar Honda, has decided to withdraw from the championship.
The team has taken part in the Supersport category for six seasons, taking 12 wins in the class, with Eugene Laverty scoring two consecutive runner-up positions in 2009 and 2010.
Parkalgar Honda, which had backing from the Portimao race circuit, ran with Honda CBR600RRs prepared by Performance Technical Racing. The British outfit, run by Simon Buckmaster, will remain in the WSS championship with a competitive six-rider line-up.
It was a difficult but unavoidable decision to take," said AIA (Portimao circuit) manager Paulo Pinheiro. "Ours was without a shadow of doubt a successful project: our aim was to make Portimao's Autodromo Internacional do Algarve circuit known throughout the world and in this we succeeded.
"Nevertheless, without the support of other backers, it was no longer possible to continue with the same conditions and ambitions in 2012. We are grateful to everyone who contributed to the success of the project, as well as the riders who defended our colours over the years: Simone Sanna, Eugene Laverty, Sam Lowes, Josh Hayes and obviously Miguel Praia. A special and sad mention must also go to Craig Jones: we will never forget him, he was an exceptional rider and person."
The decision however has left Miguel Praia without a ride for the 2012 season. Praia has been with the team since its beginning in 2006, the team is aiming for some wildcard rides for the Portuguese rider.
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In an otherwise sensible if not electrifying set of foreign policy decisions from the ANC policy conference which ended on Saturday, a dire warning about the need to mobilise against the growing threat of "imperialism" stood out.
The conference made some useful decisions on international relations, including an important decision that Africa should take the slow road to its proposed United States of Africa, and should first consolidate existing bodies such as the Southern African Development Community (SADC).
That is a highly topical issue which will be debated at the special African Union summit in Accra today and tomorrow.
But of what real value is the following warning? "Imperialism has mutated into a sophisticated system in the globalised world, often associated with violence and aggression in its pursuit for exploitation of resources in the developing countries and its impact in the African continent," the conference said in its international relations section.
The ANC determined that it needed to respond to "this challenge of imperialism" by strengthening itself and other progressive forces, and developing with them a common agenda. Presumably, the imperialists are the United States, but the reference to the violent and aggressive pursuit of resources in the developing world, including Africa, makes one wonder.
If the actions of the US in Iraq may, for the purposes of this argument, be characterised as "imperialist", there hardly seems much immediate danger of such action spreading to Africa. It is rather China which is assertively pursuing Africa's natural resources. But one presumes the ANC did not intend to characterise the behaviour of its ideological kindred spirit China as imperialist.
Yet the ANC determined to respond to this undefined threat by strengthening the alliance of progressive forces in the world. Perhaps that should be read with a further decision to prioritise the ANC's relations with former liberation movements. The conference specifically mentioned Namibia's Swapo, Angola's MPLA, Zimbabwe's Zanu-PF, Guinea-Bissau's PAIGC and Southern Sudan's SPLM/A. …


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A classic exposé of war profiteering written by the most decorated Marine of his time, Major General Smedley Butler. The author, through a highly qualified argument supported by facts, thoroughly discounts the moral and ideological justification for war and concentrates on the geopolitical factors that actually motivate the cause for war. He was one of the first Americans to really bring the economic implications of war to the forefront of the public conscience. In War is a Racket Butler "names names" and lays out in wonderfully blunt detail how the American "military machine" was used to the benefit of wealthy American industrialists. He noted how proponents of war typically call on God as a supporter of the cause and how they embellish the mission as one of liberation and the spreading of freedom, but that these people tend to shy away from discussing the economic details of military ventures.
In short, this book, though small, is an inspirational foundation for all anti-war arguments in our current times, a firsthand account of a story that tragically keeps repeating itself.
The only book on antiwar that matters.
If I wrote a book saying that I think all people, in their hearts, are basically good.... (yawn)... who would care? When Anne Frank wrote the very same thing while she was living in a secret compartment of her neighbor's home, hiding from jackboots who would work her to death in a concentration camp... well, Goddamn, that's quite a statement! ...one that leaves everybody is quite appropriately blown away.
This book isn't quite on Anne Frank's level, but it has a lot of added importance because of who wrote it.
At the time of publication, Smedley Butler, despite having the decidedly non-badass name of "Smedley", was a real-life tough guy, and America's most highly decorated Marine Corps General. It would have been the easiest thing in the world for him to scribble off some banal, testosterone-laden memoir about about what a rockstar warfighter he was. (he was!*) Posers love shit like that, to maintain their faux roughneck image, but General Butler was the real deal, so he had no need for embarrassing self-promotion.
Instead, he wrote something far more interesting and valuable: an insider's synthesis of how military force was actually used over his career. Far from the popular conception of being a force for common defense, Butler identifies a long litany of examples where the military merely acted as muscle to enable American industry in exploitive enterprises abroad. In the book's most cited passage, he states eloquantly:
"I spent 33 years and four months in active military service and during that period I spent most of my time as a high class muscle man for Big Business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism. I helped make Mexico and especially Tampico safe for American oil interests in 1914. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the National City Bank boys to collect revenues in. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefit of Wall Street. I helped purify Nicaragua for the International Banking House of Brown Brothers in 1902-1912. I brought light to the Dominican Republic for the American sugar interests in 1916. I helped make Honduras right for the American fruit companies in 1903. In China in 1927 I helped see to it that Standard Oil went on its way unmolested. Looking back on it, I might have given Al Capone a few hints. The best he could do was to operate his racket in three districts. I operated on three continents."
That's more potent than any angry peacenick shaking his ineffectual fist at "the Man".
Turning to the business of war itself, Butler took note of the corrupt military-industrial establishment, and how it propegates unneccessary conflict. After a career spent planning and fighting military engagements, Butler came to recognize the enormous dividends these conflicts pay out to a very few, powerful Heads of Industry. Through commissions on the sale of privately-issued war bonds, and grossly overcharging the Department of Defense for privately-manufactured munitions, men like J.P. Morgan literally made tens of millions of dollars by sending their fellow countrymen to die of sepsis, dyssentary and chemical burns in the trenches of Europe.
(... did he say "sending"??)
Yes, with appalling frequency, Robber barons wield political influence to create conflict and avoid peaceful resolution to disagreement. The propaganda ramp-up to World War I was a coordinated PR blitz linking war with patriotism, and turning severely on dissenters. Does anybody know of a specific vital American interest the Great War was fought to protect? Did any thinking person in 1917 believe the Germans would really pose a threat to American sovereignty if they won the war in Europe?
The consistent result of such tactics has been expanding wealth for our essentially stateless, agnostic businessmen; and bloodshed and morbidity for everybody else (i.e. the naive commoners manipulated into believing they were fighting for God and Country). This is a tell-all book on a level way beyond "Mommy Dearest". Butler isn't biting the hand that fed him, he's cutting it off! In most circumstances, this would be interpreted as ingratitude, but it is clear that Butler is acting out of principle, calling the nation's attention to a malignant force within the gates. Far from being ungrateful, he is driven by fidelity to his Officer's Oath to defend and protect the United States Constitution from all enemies, foreign OR DOMESTIC. If ever there were domestic enemies in our midst, it is the monied men who emperil the nation in needless wars, robbing its public coffers, and destroying its citizens' inalienable rights to life and liberty. (I'm thinking PATRIOT ACT here)
From the calm, dissecting tone of the narration, I kind of get the idea that the contents of this book weighed heavily on the good General for a long time before he wrote them down. There is nothing naive in these pages. Nobody reading this is likely to break out spontaneously, singing ♫ Come on people now, ♥ ♥
♥ Smile on your Brother, ♫
Everybody get together, ♫
♫ Try to love one another right now. ♥ ♫ Clearly the good General belived that just wars exist, and that good men are obligated to fight them. The thrust of this book is that the modern American (now global) configuration of highly-centralized private capital, easily-purchased political influence, and an insufficiently informed/politically inactive populace predisposes the nation to unjust wars. The events of the past eighty years, and especially the past ten years, seem to unfailingly confirm all of Gen.Butler's worst suspicions. In truth, War is a Racket may not tell you anything you hadn't guessed already, but the way it is told, and the voice that is telling it make it a worthwhile experience to read.
Did you find this interesting? You might also be interested in how things changed in our defense establishment during the Cold War, in Alex Abella's Soldiers of Reason!
Good Luck!
* SIXTEEN medals for combat heroism, including not one but TWO Congressional Medals of Honor (a distinction only nineteen people have ever achieved!)
A short condemnation of war by a man who spent his life fighting wars. Smedley demonstrates the high public cost and resultant high business profits of war, giving many examples of US companies which greatly increased their profits during WW1. He also describes the waste and corruption inherent in military spending.
Smedley makes the amusing (from a detached perspective) observation that in WW1 the US cleverly replaced recruitment bonuses with medals. Giving soldiers medals for service was much cheaper than giving money, which was the norm in the US Civil War. He also points out that between taxes and bonds many enlisted soldiers effectively received no salary.
Far less amusingly, Smedley describes how in 1916, a delegation from the allies visited President Wilson and bluntly told the president that the allies would lose the war, and thus no be able to repay the six billion dollars they owed to the USA. This was the galvanising motion for US involvement.
War = $ is the message of this book.
The pieces that make up this book were first published about 70 years ago. Butler was a highly decorated Marine Brigadier General who was involved in many military expeditions in the early 20th century to countries like Haiti, China and Cuba. After retiring, he exposed a corporate/fascist plot to seize the White House right after Franklin Roosevelt became President. After that, he began to speak out about the real motives behind America's military actions--profit.
Just before World War I, the profit margin of the average American corporation was in the single digits (6%, 8%, perhaps 10% profit yearly). Then why, when the war came, did that same profit margin skyrocket to hundreds, or even thousands of percent? The author also mentions several cases of companies who sold the US Government totally useless items. One company sold Uncle Sam 12 dozen 48-inch wrenches. The problem is that there was only one nut large enough for those wrenches; it holds the turbines at Niagara Falls. The wrenches were put on freight cars and sent all around America to try and find a use for them. When the war ended, the wrench maker was about to make some nuts to fit the wrenches. The parallels with today are too numerous to mention.
The next time war is declared, and conscription is on the horizon, Butler proposes a limited national plebiscite on whether or not America should go to war. But the voting should be limited only to those of conscription age, those who will do the actual fighting and dying. Also, one month before anyone is conscripted, all of American business and industry who profits from war should be conscripted, from weapons makers to international banks to uniform makers. All employees of those companies, from the CEO down to the assembly line worker, should have their salary cut to equal the base pay of the soldier who is fighting, and dying, to improve their bottom line. Let's see how long the war fever lasts. Also, go to a VA hospital to see the real aftermath of war.
This isn't so much an antiwar book as it is an isolationist book. The separate pieces were published in a time when many Americans felt that getting involved in another European war that had nothing to do with America, was a terrible idea. The author certainly pulls no punches. This book is very highly recommended, especially for those who think that war is a clean videogame where no one really gets hurt. It gets two strong thumbs up.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Kiev residents emptied bank machines of cash and stockpiled groceries on Thursday, with many staying off the streets of the Ukrainian capital after the worst day of violence since the country emerged from the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Many shops, banks and restaurants in normally bustling central Kiev did not even open their doors as a fresh wave of clashes between riot police and protesters demanding that the government step down swept Independence Square, bringing the death toll to 67 since Tuesday.
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Gene Selection for Cancer Classification using Support Vector Machines
- Isabelle GuyonAffiliated with
- , Jason WestonAffiliated with
- , Stephen BarnhillAffiliated with
- , Vladimir VapnikAffiliated withAT&T Labs
DNA micro-arrays now permit scientists to screen thousands of genes simultaneously and determine whether those genes are active, hyperactive or silent in normal or cancerous tissue. Because these new micro-array devices generate bewildering amounts of raw data, new analytical methods must be developed to sort out whether cancer tissues have distinctive signatures of gene expression over normal tissues or other types of cancer tissues.
In this paper, we address the problem of selection of a small subset of genes from broad patterns of gene expression data, recorded on DNA micro-arrays. Using available training examples from cancer and normal patients, we build a classifier suitable for genetic diagnosis, as well as drug discovery. Previous attempts to address this problem select genes with correlation techniques. We propose a new method of gene selection utilizing Support Vector Machine methods based on Recursive Feature Elimination (RFE). We demonstrate experimentally that the genes selected by our techniques yield better classification performance and are biologically relevant to cancer.
In contrast with the baseline method, our method eliminates gene redundancy automatically and yields better and more compact gene subsets. In patients with leukemia our method discovered 2 genes that yield zero leave-one-out error, while 64 genes are necessary for the baseline method to get the best result (one leave-one-out error). In the colon cancer database, using only 4 genes our method is 98% accurate, while the baseline method is only 86% accurate.
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- Gene Selection for Cancer Classification using Support Vector Machines
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- 2002-01
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- diagnosis
- diagnostic tests
- drug discovery
- RNA expression
- genomics
- gene selection
- DNA micro-array
- proteomics
- cancer classification
- feature selection
- support vector machines
- recursive feature elimination
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- Jason Weston (1)
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- Vladimir Vapnik (2)
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Not sure why this torrent has got so much hate. It has the game, the crack and the serials that work with the crack. Like royation I used the second serial and the game worked just fine.
If you like me do not like keeping complicated installers, after you crack and register the game, you can copy the folder and keep it as is. I put it on my USB stick to play at a friends and it worked just fine on his pc, without the need to do the whole installation again. It just asked for the serial again once and that was it.
I am on Windows 7 x64 and my friend Windows 10 x64.
Thanks bro it work... you da real MVP
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works perfect.. win 8.1 64bit
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4, Then, click on the .exe (monopoly) go to register and enter one of the serials given.
For me, the second one works.
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Emily Browning is a talented, 20-year-old actress from Australia whose mix of youthful innocence and tough-as-nails determination has served her well in films like "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events" and horror mindbender "The Uninvited," which is new to DVD this week. Take a look at her IMDb page, however, and you can't help but notice that her most talked-about film is one she isn't in: "Twilight."
"It's really strange," the actress laughed when we caught up with her Tuesday. "It's bizarre."
Under the message-board heading "Steph Meyer wanted Emily to play Bella in Twilight, but Em turned it down," a battle rages between Twilighters who think Browning snubbed their beloved author and non-fans who say the actress was wise in doing so. "Emily is too good for 'Twilight,' and I'm glad she realized that," says Spidersilkx9. " 'Twilight' would have rocketed her to mega-fame!" argues Carma.
Browning is eager to finally tell her side of the "Twilight" tale. "Maybe I should set it straight a little bit, because there are so many rumors flying around," she said. "People are coming up to me and saying, 'Oh, my God. You turned ['Twilight'] down?' and all this horrible stuff!
"What actually happened is that I was asked to audition — not take the part, but to just audition — shortly after 'The Uninvited' had finished filming," the actress said. "And I'm not the type of person who can just work back-to-back. So I was just exhausted, and I was like, 'I'm sorry, but I just can't sign on to a trilogy right now.' "
How did Browning's name even come up for the audition? Well, that dates back to a series of posts on "Twilight" author Stephenie Meyer's blog — yup, the same one in which Meyer said she wanted Henry Cavill to play Edward Cullen . Posted before the casting process began for the massively successful film, the author wrote: "My favorite choice is Emily Browning, of 'Lemony Snicket's' fame. … Just look at those lips! Love her!"
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One additional problem is that while under the house I discovered subterranean termite activity. In order to treat the crawl space there needs to be access also.
So my question is what is the least invasive method of removing dirt out of a crawl space. Currently my access is through trap doors in bedroom closets and then crawling through small holes in stem walls. These accesses will not work for the amount of dirt I need to remove.
I have considered two methods. One method is to cut openings from the outside through the foundation. I would have to cut two openings because a stem wall separates the two areas I need to excavate. This method seems invasive as I need to jack hammer my foundation in two place and then repair them.
Another method is to cut holes through the floor (one would be in my living room hard wood floor) and then repair the holes after the excavation.
If anyone has any experience with this sort of problem I would appreciate your insight.
Thank you.
I don't BUT I think the best method is via cutting through the foundation on the outside.
I suggest you hire an excavation contractor, specifically. This is the type of work they do. You live in a part of the country where certain 'cares' need to be taken that don't apply in, say ..., the Northeast. Your concern should be with the wall possibly collapsing or not reinforcing the wall properly for earthquake activity AFTER you've finished excavation. PLUS, how do you know that what you want to do won't end up causing the foundation to collapse inward (either on a good day or on a BAD day, like during an earthquake)? To me, this is TOO much of a risk. Besides, it's possible your Insurance Company won't cover the damage if it wasn't done to code.
You can pay the Pro to do the cutting and reinforcing. You can pay the Pro to address any potential of the foundation collapsing. And you can pay the Pro to 'finish' the job so you're covered. YOU can dig out the dirt (assuming you've covered the 2 important bases of protecting your foundation and your 'header'.) See what I mean. Besides, from here, it's hard to envision ALL that's going on.
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Favorite thing: As many other places in the world, there is always good and bad about everything. Although Dubai seems so glossy and offers fantasy living, there are also low down about the city. But, let's see the bright side of what Dubai can offer, check below…
Dubai For…………..
It's a heaven for shopping. From clothes to electronic gadget. Not always cheaper compare to the other places in the world, but with so many malls, you will have more options. Good bargain? Come when Dubai Summer Festival (starting from June) and Dubai Shopping Festival (starting January)
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Fondest memory: Family Life
Some families I met told me that they love Dubai because of its children friendly environment. Some censors applied here are quite annoying for adults, but at the other side it also helps families to protect their children from 'unwanted information'
Education is quite expensive and some people I met told me, having children here are quite expensive as well. But as in other places in the world, there is always good and bad about everything.
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Dubai is known as work-hard and play-harder. With so many clubs in town and so many events in Dubai, you will always have something to do in your agenda. Clubbers, you will be spoilt by choices. Socialite, with so many snaps of Who's Who in local magazines and newspapers, there is always chance to be spotted under flashlight.
It depends on what you like to do. But exploring the other side of Dubai such as Deira Karama and Bur Dubai are good experience. Or if you'd like to explore the glossy side of Dubai, luxury seems endless here. From nature side, it is nice to explore outside town. Fujairah, Al Ain and Ras Al Khaimah are best options for nature lovers.
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I answered,yes they are safe , also for curb hopping, if well implemented, etc....
Then I have added:"However, do not ride brakeless! It is no longer cool. And if you break the chain (it happens sometimes) you are in major trouble."
The guy got pissed off and back answered like this:
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I have apoligized to him, however what do you think?
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3) I was kind of right. Anybody asking for brakeless riding gets told, don't. BTW it is no longer cool in 2013...?


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