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By Sam Boykin I've got great news. It seems I'm about to come into quite a bit of money. I don't want to give away too many details, but there's this deposed minister of agriculture from Nigeria who's gotten himself into a bit of trouble. It seems he's embezzled several million dollars, and he's singled me out to help him get it out of the country. All I have to do is help him transfer the funds into an account and I'll get a sizeable cut of the dough. The only catch is I have to pay a few thousand dollars for taxes and transfer fees, but that's nothing compared to the bundle I'll get afterwards. I'm already looking at real estate on the coast! Of course, the above scenario is an infamous Internet scam that's been going on for years. I thought about this online fraud while writing a recent story about Charlotte company Calyptix, which sells an anti-spam and virus protection device. That got me thinking about Internet scams and hoaxes from the past decade.


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pac man
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Clever !
Oct 5th
cool pat man!
July 3rd
even better than pac -man himself :)
April 16th
@NintendoFan27 lol so did I, my way of doing it is I make whatever is on my mind, then i see other people's sorry, Xin, I honestly didn't copy you.
Sep 18th
OH MY GAWD!!!!! I JUST MADE MY REMIX CHALLENGE LIKE THAT!!!!!! SORRY, I DIDN'T KNOW YOU MADE THIS! (But this is so much better)
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ahaha clever!
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Just Take A Minute: Nov. 9-13, 2009
Kevin Morris. The show which kicks off at 7 p.m., will feature seniors Joe Sanford and Scott Woodward. The men's basketball team departed for Orlando this morning in preparation of Friday's opener at UCF.
Kevin Morris and Toot Cahoon will speak. Tonight at 7 p.m. join us at Arizona Pizza Company for the Bud Light UMass Basketball Show with Derek Kellogg.
Welcome back on Tuesday to Just Take A Minute. Come out to the Hangar Pub & Grille tonight as UMass' French Connection of Martin Nolet and Mike Lecomte will be the guests on the Bud Light UMass Hockey Show With Toot Cahoon. The show starts at 7 p.m. JTAM also has news on football and basketball.
It was a weekend of wins and season finishes for UMass teams. The hockey team swept Niagara in a home-and-home. The football team routed Northeastern, 37-7 and the men's basketball team narrowly escaped Dowling in its only preseason exhibition. The swim teams also swept Binghamton. On the flip side, the field hockey season ended with a loss in the A-10 semifinals while the men's soccer team did not reach the A-10 Tourney and finished at 7-7-3 overall.


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Oral history interview with Ron Kent, 2010 April 20-22
Kent, Ron
b. 1931
Active in Honolulu, Hawaii
Size: Transcript: 99 pages.
Format: Originally recorded on 6 memory cards as 9 digital sound files. Duration is 5 hr., 18 min.
Collection Summary: An interview of Ron Kent conducted 2010 April 20 and 22, by Mija Riedel, for the Archives of American Art's Nanette L. Laitman Documentation Project for Craft and Decorative Arts in America, at Kent's home and studio in Kailua, Hawaii.
Biographical/Historical Note: Ron Kent (1931- ) is a wood artist in Kailua, Hawaii.
This interview is part of the Archives of American Art Oral History Program, started in 1958 to document the history of the visual arts in the United States, primarily through interviews with artists, historians, dealers, critics and administrators.
Funding for this interview was provided by the Nanette L. Laitman Documentation Project for Craft and Decorative Arts in America.


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In an uncertain economic environment, employers may need to increase or reduce their workforce more easily, and a senior economist at Upjohn Institute for Employment Research believes that the recent rise in temporary and contract employees might actually signal a "structural shift going on."
Susan Houseman, a senior economist at Upjohn Institute for Employment Research is quoted by Martha C. White, writing for NBCnews, as thinking that the current pattern doesn't fit historic norms. Houseman stated:
"Right now we're seeing something interesting. We've seen it surpass its previous highs, so it looks like there could be a structural shift going on, too. There's a reason to believe we might see some increase in the use of temporary help in general."
Part-timers looking for full-time positions
The number of Americans working part-time who also said they wanted to be working full-time, according to an article by Paul Solman at PBS, increased by over 240,000 in March. Said Solman:
"... we also keep track of a more inclusive measure of unemployment which we call U-7: the total number of Americans who say they want a full-time job but don't have one. That number rose in March, for the first time since October, to nearly 24 million. That is a lot of people."
Youth and older americans seemed to have been slammed very hard during this economic uncertainty as they search for work. A Commondreams story describes "'Nothing to Live For': Youth Unemployment, Depression, and Austerity, New study finds long-term youth unemployment taking severe mental health toll" while a PBS story on YouTube highlights "Brutal Job Search Reality for Older Americans Out of Work."
White does not mention the economic uncertainty brought on by the ObamaCare/PPACA legislation, according to a blog by TomBlumer at Newsbusters.
This may be exacerbating uncertainty for businesses, which is hurting millions of people in this country.
Last year, the NYTimes ran an op-ed story about how "austerity kills," while also believing it is the responsibility of policy makers to figure out the right mix of fiscal and monetary policy. It featured researchers David Stuckler of Oxford and Sanjay Basu of Stanford who stated:
"The correlation between unemployment and suicide has been observed since the 19th century. People looking for work are about twice as likely to end their lives as those who have jobs."


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According to German magazine AutoBild, the new Porsche 911 Turbo will be equipped with four wheel steering: a technical solution to enhance driving agility and car handling. The 4WS system will work together with the four-wheel drive. According to the latest rumours, the new 991 Turbo is powered by a new tri-turbo 3.8-litre boxer engine with maximum output between 530 and 550 hp, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km / h in just 3.3 seconds with top speed of about 315 km / h.
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"My husband takes soup or stew to work daily for lunch," writes Joan Winterle from Center Barnstead, New Hampshire. "This hearty soup is his very favorite and the one he requests nearly every time I ask him what to make." Enjoy!
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cubed
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 celery rib, thinly sliced
- 1 small carrot, thinly sliced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 4 cups water
- 1 can (28 ounces) Italian crushed tomatoes
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
- 7 tablespoons shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- In a nonstick Dutch oven coated with cooking spray, cook the chicken over medium heat until no longer pink. Remove and keep warm.
- Add peppers, onion, celery and carrot to pan; cook and stir until crisp-tender. Add the garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add the chicken, water, tomatoes, broth, Parmesan cheese and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 40 minutes.
- Stir in macaroni; cook 20 minutes longer or until macaroni is tender. Sprinkle each serving with mozzarella cheese. Yield: 7 servings (about 2-1/2 quarts).
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"An easy, tasty soup to make. I had ground chicken in the fridge, so decided to make this soup with it, instead of chicken breasts. Still was tasty and would be a bit more affordable for those on a tight budget. Try it on a cold winter's night and you won't be disappointed."
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This is the story of a ruby, diamond and pearl brooch known as The Three Brethren, as told by Katharine Sterne, a contemporary who has lost herself in contemplating the history of the brooch. It is also the story of Jewish brothers Salman and Daniel Levy from what is now Iraq, who emigrated to England shortly before the coronation of Queen Victoria with only the clothes on their backs and a jar of priceless stones. The novel reaches its climax when Sterne's dispassionate first person narrative converges with the historical subplot dealing with the Levys' 19th century direct encounter with the crown jewel.
Already published to critical acclaim in England, "The Love of Stones" travels back in time, beginning with an account of the murder of the jewel's first owner, Duke John the Fearless of Burgundy. A few pages later, readers join Sterne in modern Istanbul where she is meeting a shady jewel thief. The trail, often dangerous, proceeds to the home of a wealthy north European woman, a descendant of the famous Fugger dynasty. From there, it's back to Sterne's England where the brooch has been owned or worn by a succession of Tudor, Stuart, and Hanoverian royals. Information obtained from the descendant of a London mudlarker (one who combs the muck of the city sewers in search of treasure) will ultimately take the treasure hunt to Japan.
Title: THE LOVE OF STONES
Author: Tobias Hill
Publisher: Picador
Price: $25
When readers aren't accompanying the peripatetic Sterne, they are following lives of the brothers Levy as they ply their trade in the England of the 1830s. The brothers and The Three Brethren will come into fateful contact with two young girls, 19-year-old Victoria Guelph, soon to be crowned queen, and a tubercular London waif named Martha who might have stepped straight from the pages of a Dickens novel.
Whether describing the facets of precious stones, the tawdry aspects of cheap hostels and out-of-the-way venues in Turkey, England, or Japan, or the miasma of 19th century London before the advent of modern sewer systems, Hill is a wordsmith whose carefully crafted paragraphs capture the essence of places and things. His characters may be less well delineated, but remember that this is a book about human beings who are "possessed by possessions."
"The Brethren has been the turning point of many lives, and mine is only one" Sterne writes in the log of her journeyings.
Surprisingly this book of almost 500 pages is filled with passages that read like haiku, those shortest of poems. ("It is night, and in the dark the hotel room could be anywhere, assume any proportions. My arms close around myself like those of a lover. I have been here before, many times. I have never been here before.")
Hill has a superb eye for what Barbara Tuchman called "the salient detail," as demonstrated in this passage about Queen Victoria: "She loved stones, and rubies above all else. She always got what she loved, and Albert's wedding present to her was a suite of opals and diamonds to his own design. By 1855 she was wearing so many rings on every fat finger that she could hardly hold a knife and fork."
Lovers of well-chosen words and what the author calls "books which live at the borders of fact and fiction" will enjoy this intricate novel and may even want to read it again, whether to savor the language or re-visit places where treasure hunt clues are buried.
In the United Kingdom, Hill has published three award-winning collections of poetry, a short story collection, "Skin," winner of the 1998 PEN/Macmillan Award for fiction, and another novel, "Underground," in 1999. He was the inaugural poet at the London Zoo in 1998 and is currently a visiting fellow at Sussex University. "The Love of Stones" is his first book to be published in this country. - Anne Warnecke
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Jazz in Black and White features some of the best Black and White Images of Jazz musicians taken by Russ Escritt at gigs in and around Birmingham in the UK.
Russ has been photographing Jazz Musicians in and around Birmingham since the mid 1990's. At first he worked exclusively in Black and White turning to working in colour in 2006. His work has been exhibited at the Midlands Arts Centre, The Drum and the Symphony Hall, all in Birmingham. His work has appeared in a number of magazines including The Wire and Jazzwise as well as featuring on CD sleeves for, amongst others, Julian Arguelles and Ken Vandermark.
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Many hospitals in China utilize Chinese herbal medicine alongside modern biomedical pharmaceutical drugs. Many of these hospitals have trained herbalists working alongside biomedical trained physicians in an effort to find the best therapy for the patient. There was a recent announcement that the Cleveland Clinic is now following the same path.
The Cleveland Clinic announced that Chinese Herbal medicine would be available in the hospital provided by trained and nationally certified herbalists. Many hospitals in the U.S. have been experimenting with providing acupuncture in the hospital setting. Herbal medicine was usually not allowed in many biomedical settings.
Time magazine wrote about the story in April 2014. While many Herbalists were excited to see this step forward in regards to the acceptance of herbal medicine, many were concerned about one aspect of the Time article. The Article stated that herbs are not regulated by the FDA. This myth of non regulation continues to get repeated throughout many media stories about herbs and herbal medicine. The truth is that herbal products are highly regulated, and many herbalists utilize herbal medicines from suppliers that they trust are not only meeting but are often exceeding the requirements of the FDA. The American Herbal Products association wrote a letter of correction to Time Magazine on this issue.
The hope is that more hospitals will look at the growing scientific validation of herbal medicine and add nationally board certified herbalists to their staff. Properly prescribed herbal medicines are powerful medicine, and medicine which could help a lot of people if only there was a greater access and acceptance of the medicine.


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Bob DarrelPosted on 10/13/09, 04:49 pm
Any Bob Darrel fans out there?
Since I started listening to Bob Darrel almost every other open-talk speaker sounds like a light-weight (except Clarence S.)
Since I started listening to Bob Darrel almost every other open-talk speaker sounds like a light-weight (except Clarence S.)
Reply #1 10/13/09 5:46pm
no is he on xa speakers?
Reply #2 10/13/09 5:47pm
lol just noticed the link underneath! DOH! lol
Reply #3 10/13/09 7:20pm
I'm a Bob Earle fan , thanks for letting me share.Lol Bob D.or Bobby E. it all good though: for me...
Reply #4 10/15/09 9:38am
Reallly good mate, just listened to him!
Reply #5 10/15/09 1:25pm
With you Okiyoe 1....I have heard Bob Earle speak in Lemon Grove, California back in 1983-84. I have a few of his tapes also. He has such a powerful story and I do relate so much with him. I am also a Charlie O fan. I have a CD with Bill Wilson on Dr. Bob's death. Power disc that one is also.
Reply #6 03/12/11 4:23am
I love listening to Bob D. I got the opportunity to see him in Melbourne at a 12 step workshop weekend....Would love to see him in Edinburgh, Scotland
Reply #7 03/12/11 9:41pm
Never heard him, will certainly check it out. I am a Chris R fan so like it pretty hardcore!!
Reply #8 03/13/11 1:54am
Hey guys, I get the Windows Media Player screen and it's indicating that the speech has started, volume on, PC volume on 100 but I get no sound. It might be that I'm an Aussie - any Aussies reading this have the same problem? I can usually use Windows Media Player fine. I'm itching to get in there as I've been thinking about poking around on the Net for AA speeches for a while - and this one looks great.
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A barium swallow or esophogram is an X-ray study of the throat and esophagus to detect abnormalities in this region. During the examination you will be asked to drink a liquid barium that coats the lining of the throat and esophagus.
Please do not eat or drink after midnight the day before this examination. View the full prep sheet.
- You will be asked to change into a hospital gown.
- You will be asked to stand on an X-ray table platform and the radiologist will have you drink approximately 8-12 ounces of barium, which allows us to visualize your throat and esophagus.
- You will also be asked to swallow some crystals mixed with water which "fizz" causing air bubbles to be released in your stomach. This might make you feel like burping, but try not to.
- As you drink the barium and "fizz" the radiologist will take a series of films. He/she will then move the table back and take another series of films.
- The table will again be stood in the upright position and you will asked to swallow a barium tablet which the radiologist will observe on the X-ray fluoroscopy and take one more series of films.
- You should drink extra fluids for the next one to two days to help the barium pass through your colon. You may eat immediately after this procedure. The radiologist will send a report of his/her findings to your physician.
- A mild laxative may be taken for constipation.
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Matteo Guidicelli is doing everything to protect his romantic relationship with pop star Sarah Geronimo. Based on the latest report of mb.com this evening, Aug. 19, 2014 (Manila time) or this morning Aug. 19, 2014 (U.S. time) the actor-athlete who is also attending the premier of "Somebody To Love" this evening (Manila time) is very careful and scared at the same time to be misinterpreted.
According to Matteo, the lucky guy after Gerald Anderson failed to continue his blossoming romance with the pop star, the reason why he doesn't want to speak a lot about his romantic relationship is because he just wants to protect everything about it. Several weeks ago, Matteo received negative comments from the netizens who are supporting his girlfriend's career and love life.
The netizens revealed that he is just using Sarah Geronimo to promote himself in the industry, but according to him, said issue is not included in his itineraries when he was just started courting the pop princess and certified box office queen. Incidentally, his photo with the pop star taken in Bonifacio High Street is making the rounds online this morning. Based on the latest report, they were about to go down the escalator when a fan took a photo. A report confirmed that they went out for a movie date without the pop star's assistants and bodyguards.
As you all know, Sarah is still not allowed to go out with her boyfriend without the permission of her mom and dad, Divine and Delfin, but like what the photo is showing off, she had a movie date with her prince. What is next for the couple after watching a movie without a chaperone? For some observers, if the rumor is really true that they have permitted the couple to go out, Divine and Delfin are doing the right thing because their daughter is not getting any younger.
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This morning the Nationals announced the second major cutdown, sending seven guys to the backfields, including top prospects Nathan Karns, Anthony Rendon, and Matt Skole. Also sent packing: Eury Perez, Sandy Leon, Pat McCoy, and Will Rhymes.
Officially, Perez was optioned to AAA Syracuse, Leon and Rendon were optioned to AA Harrisburg, while the rest were reassigned to minor-league camp.
Karns was an unsurprising cut, especially considering his recent leg injury. After an impressive two-inning stint against the Mets on February 25 struggled in his next two appearances — both versus the St. Louis Cardinals — including seven runs in 2/3rds of an inning last Friday.
While perhaps some folks may have thought Rendon's torrid spring thus far (.375BA, 4HR, 11RBI) may have earned him more time with "the big boys," manager Davey Johnson has been consistent in his stance that all the 22-year-old Texan needs is "some reps."
There is, of course, nothing to prevent Washington from reassigning Rendon to Syracuse later this month. Wherever he does end up starting the season, Rendon is expected to split time playing 3B and SS and will occasionally play at 2B, Johnson told reporters this morning.
Finally, Matt Skole, who spent less than a month at a High-A Potomac after obliterating the South Atlantic League for most of 2012, is probably not going back to Woodbridge next month; not after leading the Nationals with seven walks drawn in 14 games for an impressive .406 OBP.
As predicted earlier this week, the trio of Carlos Rivero, Corey Brown, and Chris Marrero were kept in the major-league camp, which now stands at 42 players
9 Responses to "Karns, Rendon & Skole Among Next Round Of Cuts"
Thought there was a chance Rendon goes to Syracuse. Who's ahead of him at Syracuse?
Lets not forget karns last two appearances where with injury.
This WBC has opened PT for numerous kids in the Davey way of seeing kids do their reps
Skole to City Isle. Watch out EL and Reading! Skole will do to reading pitching staff what Reading fans like to do to the junk heap painted Harrisburg outside their stadium!!! Lol!
will rhymes had a pretty decent spring. .318 avg, .400 against righties. where's he headed?
he did great for detroit 3 years ago. hit over .300. but next yr with tigers was bust, as was last w tampa bay. i thought he was getting confidence back. who knew he was hitting lesser pitching in later innings. well, it's a long season. maybe he'll still get a chance, do well at syracuse. or lombardozzi tires of bench. btw, rhymes friend of family, thus the avid interest.


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Writer's Corner for February, 2005
Loretta Chase
2006 Loretta Chase Interview
As the author of Lord of Scoundrels, twice named the all time favorite romance novel by AAR readers, as well as the highly regarded Captives of the Night, The Last Hellion, and Lion's Daughter, you'd think Loretta Chase might be tempted to rest a bit on her very impressive laurels. But after a hiatus of several years, romance lovers rejoiced when Ms. Chase returned in 2004 with the thoroughly delightful Miss Wonderful, following up in March 2005 with Mr. Impossible, a book certain to become a new favorite of many AAR readers. AAR's Jane Jorgenson talked with her recently just as Mr. Impossible - yet another AAR DIK for the author - begins to hit bookstores.
--Jane Jorgenson
Let's get right to it Loretta, there's been a long time between books...why?
I needed a rest . . . and I write slow!
It seems that the level of sensuality in your Regency-set historicals has gone down a notch, from Hot to Warm, with your last two releases. One of the reasons so many loved Lord of Scoundrels was the love scenes and how integral they were to the characters and the progression of their relationship. Can we look forward to more Hot or is Warm where you plan to stay?
I can't honestly say, I don't know. It all goes together: Characters,
plot, mood, sensuality. I don't consciously decide on the temperature of a story. They all seem sensual to me - they're love stories, and part of the bonding between hero and heroine is the physical intimacy. As to whether the sensuality level has dropped or not, this is not something I can address in any logical way because what turns each of us on is individual and personal. Certain stories and characters strike chords with Reader A and not with Reader B. I have no control over individual preferences, and it would futile to try to please everybody, so that's not part of the writing equation. I have to write the story in the way that seems true to me.
If only I had that much control! I wish I could dictate to the writing gods, but I'm at their mercy. If I were to send in a request for, say, a really intense story, they'd just laugh. Another time I might long to be lighthearted and witty, and they will send me some angst-ridden tale. All I can do is write the story that comes, the way it comes, in the mood it demands. As to the outside forces, publishers have never dictated to me - except for the evil deadlines - and I am very careful to pay no attention whatsoever to what's going on in the market, for that way madness lies.
I'm a reader who reads romance, and just about everything else I read, for the heroine - and I know I differ then many romance readers who read for the hero. But that's why I've loved your books. In fact, and I know this is practically heretical as far as many readers on AAR go, but the The Last Hellion is my favorite of your books because of Lydia Grenville. Who are you writing for? Who grabs your imagination first?
I only wish this were a consistent process, but it isn't. Usually, the one who's crying out for help tends to get my attention first. But no matter who I start with, I try to keep hero and heroine in equilibrium. The hero is not everything to me. The women are crucial.
And too, we all want to believe that we are the one person in the world who can change a bad boy into a one-woman man.
Has publishing changed in the years between books?
Publishing has been changing for as long as I have been published. I've noticed the shrinkage in traditional Regency romance and I've noticed that a number of authors have changed genres in recent years, but that's the extent of my observations. I don't know all that much about the business because most of my world is inside my own head.
Have readers changed in the years between books?
If they have, they have not made it obvious. They seem to be as nice as they always were. What has changed is communication, thanks to the Internet. Now that I have a Web site and author email address, I hear from them more often. Some of the messages are incredibly inspiring. There are readers who've sent a couple of sentences and made my whole week.
Did you realize at the time you wrote Lord of Scoundrels that it would become such a long-time reader favorite? In AAR's first Top 100 poll, back in 1998, it tied for the fifth position. It moved up to the number one position in 2000, and there it's remained ever since (it was still number one in our 2004 poll. Why do you think we love it?
I knew when I wrote Lord of Scoundrels that it was a special book. It felt fresh from the moment I started, and the characters were unusually vivid in my mind. Even though I would go back and fix a few things if I could, I was pretty satisfied with it when it was finished - which never happens. As to why readers like it: I think this is because the writing gods smiled and all the planets were aligned just right.
You've got me curious now. What would you change if you could?
It's merely this obsessive-compulsive perfectionist thing I have going. I can't remember any scenes I ever wanted to change. What I'd fix are some phrases that are not exactly right. It's obscure semantic/syntactical/historical detail stuff that only I would lie awake nights gnashing my teeth about.
Makes sense. One of Laurie's favorite things about Lord of Scoundrels is that Dain is utterly flummoxed that Jessica thought he was a hottie. She said I had to ask whether he was, in actuality, a former ugly duckling who transformed into a swan but never got over his self-esteem issues, or was he truly just a hottie in your eyes?
It's a combination. He was too traumatized by his childhood to realize, in adulthood, that he'd grown into his looks. Jessica saw the beauty in him that no one else could see. She saw through the self-protective veneer. She saw through the monster act. I never saw him as classically handsome, so maybe not everyone would appreciate that he was a hottie, but I did and she did - and so, apparently, did a lot of readers.
As our Top 100 polls indicate, Lord of Scoundrels was and continues to be a favorite of our readers. Do you have a favorite of your novels? Favorite character?
No favorite book. Favorite character is Marigold in Mr. Impossible.
Not having read Mr. Impossible yet (can't wait), why Marigold?
I don't know. I just love her. (Jane's note: Marigold isn't who readers will think she is, so I won't spoil it for them if they haven't read the book - but I'm very curious myself now to meet her <g>).
I know Mr. Impossible is due out any day now (can't wait). What comes after that?
The next book is Lord Perfect. It is the story of the eldest Carsington brother, whom readers will meet at the end of Mr. Impossible. I had planned to do the youngest brother next, but once Benedict appeared in that epilogue, I knew I couldn't wait. I'm having a lovely time with him and the woman I've chosen to disrupt his life.
Loretta, here's one I always like to know: What's your all-time best-loved romance?
What else? Pride and Prejudice.
What's your all-time best-loved book?
Without a doubt, Charles Dickens's Bleak House is my favorite book of all time. It's just stunningly written, with I think the most brilliant opening chapter of any book ever. It's a fascinating, compelling, multi-layered story. I could spend hours talking about the book. I have spent hours talking about it, to the dismay of my unfortunate listeners. So, unless you've got a couple of hours to spare, perhaps we'd best let it go with that.
Okay, okay, sounds like a perfect note on which to end. I don't think I can top Dickens. Thanks so much Loretta for taking the time. I've enjoyed talking with you.


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|Karoline Georgine Andersen was born on 3 August 1869 in Viborg Sdr. Sogn. She died on 15 August 1903 in Brandstrup, Vindum sogn. She died.
Spouse: Thorald Johansen Kok. Karoline Georgine Andersen and Thorald Johansen Kok were married on 20 March 1891 in Tårup Kirke. Children were: Hansine Marie Kok.
Kay Andersen was born on 27 August 1936 in Løvskal.
Spouse: Kristine Johansen Koch. Kristine Johansen Koch and Kay Andersen were married on 24 October 1959 in Sdr. Rind kirke. Children were: Inge Birthe Andersen, Hanne Andersen, Leif Allan Andersen.
Leif Allan Andersen was born on 16 January 1969 in Randers. Parents: Kay Andersen and Kristine Johansen Koch.
Spouse: Charlotte Reinholt Laursen. Charlotte Reinholt Laursen and Leif Allan Andersen were married on 23 June 1996 in Skt. Mortens kirke, Randers. Children were: Julie Andersen, Markus Andersen.
Markus Andersen was born 5 maj 1999 in Randers sygehus. Parents: Leif Allan Andersen and Charlotte Reinholt Laursen.
Mogens Andersen was born on 18 July 1823 in Vindum. He died on 26 February 1904 in Vindum. Parents: Anders Jørgensen and Ane Mogensdatter.
Spouse: Johanne Nielsdatter. Johanne Nielsdatter and Mogens Andersen were married. Children were: Ane Sine Mogensen.
Peter Andersen was born (date unknown). Parents: Heinrich Andersen and Christine Birgitte "Didde" Petersen.
Aksel Arvesen died in ??.
Spouse: Anna Johansen Koch. Anna Johansen Koch and Aksel Arvesen were married. Children were: Rita Arvesen, Jørgen Arvesen, Per Arvesen.
Jørgen Arvesen (private). Parents: Aksel Arvesen and Anna Johansen Koch.
Per Arvesen (private). Parents: Aksel Arvesen and Anna Johansen Koch.
Rita Arvesen (private). Parents: Aksel Arvesen and Anna Johansen Koch.
Knud Bahn lived in Ejby.
Children were: Olga Sofie Bahn.
Olga Sofie Bahn was born on 2 September 1928. Parents: Knud Bahn.
Spouse: Jens Hansen. Olga Sofie Bahn and Jens Hansen were married.
Jenny Bertelsen died in 1998.
Spouse: Karl Johansen Koch. Jenny Bertelsen and Karl Johansen Koch were married. They were divorced. Children were: Bjarno Johansen Koch, Esther Koch.
Annette Kirstine Bisgård was born on 15 August 1967 in Østrup.
Spouse: Finn Erik Vistisen. Annette Kirstine Bisgård and Finn Erik Vistisen were married on 21 May 1988 in Vognsild kirke. Children were: Morten Vistisen, Simon Vistisen.
Erik Truelsen Boysen was born on 10 April 1948 in Sønderborg.
Spouse: Mona Lisa Jacobsen. Mona Lisa Jacobsen and Erik Truelsen Boysen were married 8 oktober 1977 in Sct. Jørgens Kirke, Aabenraa. Children were: Lene Boysen.
Lene Boysen was born 17 marts 1978 in Aabenraa. She was christened 14 maj 1978 in Sct. Jørgens Kirke, Aabenraa. Parents: Erik Truelsen Boysen and Mona Lisa Jacobsen.
Christen Christensen was born on 24 July 1843 in Sdr. Rind. He died on 28 March 1926 in Sdr. Rind. Parents: Christen Sørensen and Inger Marie Andersdatter.
Spouse: Ane Sine Mogensen. Ane Sine Mogensen and Christen Christensen were married. Children were: Johanne Christensen.
Johanne Christensen was born on 27 June 1873 in Sdr. Rind. She died on 3 January 1954 in Viborg. Parents: Christen Christensen and Ane Sine Mogensen.
Spouse: Thorald Johansen Kok. Children were: Rasmus Johansen Koch, Kristian Johansen Koch, Karl Johansen Koch.
Johanne Michaelline Christensen was born on 30 April 1838 in Sejling.
Spouse: Henrik Johansen Kok. Johanne Michaelline Christensen and Henrik Johansen Kok were married on 22 September 1866 in Voldby Kirke. Children were: Christen Peter Henriksen Koch, Kirstine Lovise Elisabeth Henriksen Koch, Kirstine Henriksen Koch.
Michale Raahauge Christensen was born in 1972. Parents: Reidar Lyngbye Christensen and Raahauge Hanne.
Spouse: Thor Lundgren. Michale Raahauge Christensen and Thor Lundgren were married. Children were: Emil Lundgren, Julie Lundgren.
Reidar Lyngbye Christensen (private).
Spouse: Raahauge Hanne. Raahauge Hanne and Reidar Lyngbye Christensen were married. Children were: Michale Raahauge Christensen, Kasper Lyngbye Christensen.
Søren Christensen lived in Sdr. Rind.
Spouse: Gunnuer Michelsdatter. Gunnuer Michelsdatter and Søren Christensen were married. Children were: Christen Sørensen.
Søren Christiansen was born on 23 January 1803 in Krøjerup, Sdr. Jernløse Sogn. He died on 19 February 1848 in St. Grandløse. Parents: Christian Sørensen and Maren Jensdatter.
Spouse: Ane Elisabeth Jacobsdatter. Ane Elisabeth Jacobsdatter and Søren Christiansen were married. Children were: Ane Sørensen.
Niels Christian Dalsgård lived Horsdal in Vinkel.
Spouse: Ane Thomasdatter. Ane Thomasdatter and Niels Christian Dalsgård were married. Children were: Johanne Nielsdatter.
(ikke navngivet ved fund i folketælling 1880) Deleuran was born in 1880 in Rind Sogn, Viborg Amt. Parents: Hans Hansen Deleuran and Karen Marie Nielsen.
Ane Marie Kathrine Deleuran was born in 1879 in Vinkel Sogn, Viborg Amt. Parents: Hans Hansen Deleuran and Karen Marie Nielsen.
Hans Hansen Deleuran (private).
Spouse: Karen Marie Nielsen. Karen Marie Nielsen and Hans Hansen Deleuran were married in 1873. Children were: Susanne Elisabeth Deleuran, Hans Peter Deleuran, Ane Marie Kathrine Deleuran, (ikke navngivet ved fund i folketælling 1880) Deleuran.
Hans Peter Deleuran was born in 1876 in Vinkel Sogn, Viborg Amt. Parents: Hans Hansen Deleuran and Karen Marie Nielsen.
Susanne Elisabeth Deleuran was born in 1874 in Viborg. Parents: Hans Hansen Deleuran and Karen Marie Nielsen.
Elise Cathrine Diedrichsen was born in Vejbæk ved Faarhus. She died 18 okt 1911.
Spouse: Peter Johann Christian Petersen. Elise Cathrine Diedrichsen and Peter Johann Christian Petersen were married. Children were: Peter Petersen, Marie Petersen, Anna Ingeburg Petersen, Inge Christine Petersen, Christine Birgitte "Didde" Petersen, Elli Petersen, Elli Petersen, Peter Hansen Petersen.
Christian Drøhce (private). Parents: Jakob Drøhce and Inge Christine Petersen.
Jakob Drøhce (private).
Spouse: Inge Christine Petersen. Inge Christine Petersen and Jakob Drøhce were married. Children were: Lise Drøhce, Pige2 Drøhce, Christian Drøhce, Peter Drøhce.
Lise Drøhce (private). Parents: Jakob Drøhce and Inge Christine Petersen.
Peter Drøhce (private). Parents: Jakob Drøhce and Inge Christine Petersen.
Pige2 Drøhce (private). Parents: Jakob Drøhce and Inge Christine Petersen.
Christian Eriksen was a Politibetjent. He lived at Tranebjerg. Parents: Erik Andersen.
Spouse: Sidse Marie Hansdatter Michelsen (Mikkelsen). Sidse Marie Hansdatter Michelsen (Mikkelsen) and Christian Eriksen were married in 1870.
Johanne Ferdinandsdatter was born in 1793 in Sdr. Undløse.1 LBNR: 927
Begravet sted: Grandløse Kirke, Merløse Herred, Holbæk Amt
Mikrofiche nummer: 2-331-3,10/11
Side i kirkebog: ?
Nummer i kirkebog: 3
ID Nummer: 627
Navn: Johanne Ferdinandsdatter
Køn: K
Alder: 74 Aar
Død kildedato: 6. juni 1866
Begravet kildedato: 12. juni 1866
Stand håndtering og ophold: Aftægtsmand Jacob Nielsens Hustru af Tjepperup
She died on 6 June 1866 in Tjepperup. She was buried on 12 June 1866 in Grandløse Kirke. Parents: Ferdinand Nielsen.
Spouse: Jacob Nielsen. Johanne Ferdinandsdatter and Jacob Nielsen were married. Children were: Christian Jacobsen.
? Frank (private).
Spouse: ? . Children were: Catharine Frank, Frederikke Frank.
Catharine Frank died længere tids svaghed on 8 April 1950 in Flensborg, Mølleskov 10. She was buried on 13 April 1950 in Kirken i Adelby, Flensborg. She was born 26 juli 1859 in Stift Rosenborg i Börnsen ved Bergedorf, Terkelsbøl. Parents: ? Frank and ? .
Spouse: Hans Diedrich Jacobsen. Children were: Hans Peter Jacobsen, Nicolaus Jacobsen, Johan Jacobsen, Lene Jacobsen, Peter Georg Jacobsen, Asmus Wilhelm Jacobsen, Hendrik Jacobsen, Herman Jacobsen, Kirstine Jacobsen, Miede Jacobsen.
Frederikke Frank was born 26 juli 1859 in Stift Rosenborg i Börnsen ved Bergedorf, Terkelsbøl. Tvilling med Catharine Parents: ? Frank and ? .
Morten Spangsberg Gissel was born on 25 August 1983. Parents: Sigurd Hienrich Gissel and Anna Marie Spangsberg Nielsen.
Rasmus Spangsberg Gissel was born on 26 January 1987. Parents: Sigurd Hienrich Gissel and Anna Marie Spangsberg Nielsen.
Sigurd Hienrich Gissel was born on 19 November 1925 in Høskoven, Viby J., Hømosevej. He died in 1996. Parents: Rasmus Gissel Jensen and Andrea Gissel Jensen.
Spouse: Asta . Children were: N? NN?.
Spouse: Anna Marie Spangsberg Nielsen. Children were: Morten Spangsberg Gissel, Rasmus Spangsberg Gissel.
? Gosmer (private). Parents: Heine Gosmer and Annette Johansen Koch.
Heine Gosmer (private).
Spouse: Annette Johansen Koch. Annette Johansen Koch and Heine Gosmer were married. Children were: Mads Gosmer, ? Gosmer.
Mads Gosmer was born in Skejby. Parents: Heine Gosmer and Annette Johansen Koch.
Niels Gundersen was born on 24 August 1806 in Vemmenhøg S.. He died on 3 November 1877 in Ruds-Vedby. Parents: Gunnar Nilsson and Ingar Jønsdotter.
Spouse: Ane Cathrine Olsdatter. Ane Cathrine Olsdatter and Niels Gundersen were married. Children were: Karen Marie Nielsen.
Jens Laurits Valdemar Emil Günter was christened on 19 August 1894 in Randers, Sct. Mortens Kirke. He lived Grindalslund ved Randers. He was a Fiskehandler. Jens was born 26 maj 1894 in Randers. He died 10.juni 1977 in Herman Stillingsvej 56 i Randers.
Spouse: Hansine Marie Kok. Hansine Marie Kok and Jens Laurits Valdemar Emil Günter were married in 1914 in Randers. Children were: Thora Caroline Koch.
Spouse: Albertine Kirstine Møller. Albertine Kirstine Møller and Jens Laurits Valdemar Emil Günter were married on 27 July 1919 in Randars.
Raahauge Hanne (private).
Spouse: Gunner Nielsen. Raahauge Hanne and Gunner Nielsen were married 30. juli 1994 in Helsingør Rådhus.
Spouse: Reidar Lyngbye Christensen. Raahauge Hanne and Reidar Lyngbye Christensen were married. Children were: Michale Raahauge Christensen, Kasper Lyngbye Christensen.
Agnete Gisser Hansen was born on 4 February 1931 in Baggesensgade København. She died on 13 July 2001 in Ishøj.
Spouse: Willy Egon Bill Radmer. Agnete Gisser Hansen and Willy Egon Bill Radmer were married on 22 July 1950 in Københavns Rådhus. Children were: Mimi Radmer.


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Sunderland 1 Man City 0
by Stuart Vose
Johnson scores Boxing Day winner.
Sunderland toppled champions Manchester City on Wearside as Adam Johnson scored a Boxing Day winner against his former club.
Johnson blasted home a 30-yard shot from out wide eight minutes into the second half to hand Black Cats fans everywhere a belated Christmas present.
Spotting City keeper Joe Hart out of position, Johnson cashed in with a sublime effort as Sunderland inflicted only the Manchester club's second league defeat this season.
And what's more, they were full value for it. From keeper Simon Mignolet – who was faultless – outwards, Sunderland were the hungrier of the two teams and created the better chances, especially late on.
The win is Sunderland's third home victory in a row over City, who had plenty of possession but couldn't break down a determined Sunderland side who would've demolished brick walls to get the win.
Martin O'Neill's men have now won three of their last four games and the Stadium of Light chief will have been delighted with his side's commitment, craft and guile.
O'Neill was forced to make a change ahead of the game as he replaced the ill John O'Shea with Matt Kilgallon in his only change from the win at Southampton.
Sunderland made a bright start in front of a bumper crowd but it was City who came closest in the early stages.
They almost took the lead after just eight minutes when captain Vincent Kompany headed against the crossbar from a corner.
And, as the rebound spun loose, Yaya Toure popped up to power a low drive towards goal only for a sprawling Mignolet to block the ball with his legs.
Toure tried his luck again soon afterwards, bending a lofted shot towards the far corner only to see Mignolet take the catch well.
Sunderland's keeper was certainly the busier of the two custodians as he denied City again 24 minutes in, blocking a close-range shot from David Silva down low following good work from the tricky Sergio Aguero.
But Sunderland weren't cowed and Hart was in action at the other end just seconds later, tipping brilliantly wide after Steven Fletcher's low drive from 20 yards looked set to find the corner of the goal.
O'Neill's men were giving it absolutely everything as they pushed and harried City all over the park while attempting to cut off the supply lines to Carlos Tevez and Aguero.
It was real end-to-end stuff and Sunderland came closest to a goal in the remainder of the first half as Stephane Sessegnon headed Craig Gardner's cross wide.
The hosts were working their socks well and truly off and were rewarded with a remarkable opener eight minutes into the second half.
There seemed few options when Johnson received the ball on the right 30 yards out, but he'd seen Hart out of position and launched a shot goalwards.
The City keeper looked like getting across in time, but although he got a touch on the ball he couldn't prevent it squirming from his grasp and inside the foot of the post.
Rooted with shock, Johnson couldn't quite believe the ball had gone in, but he soon woke up to the fact as an explosion of noise shook the Stadium of Light.
The goal galvanised Sunderland even further and they could have doubled their lead when Sessegnon surged through the middle only to pull his shot wide with Hart advancing.
There was still work to do at the other end, though, as Aguero wriggled through down the right and bore down on goal, but there was Mignolet once again to pull off a fantastic block.
Repeated City attacks washed up against a red and white wall as Sunderland defended for their lives, roared on by one of the most vociferous crowds seen at the Stadium of Light in a long time.
The visitors couldn't find a way through and it was Sunderland who looked the most likely to score in the remaining minutes.
Sub Fraizer Campbell sent Sessegnon clear with a sublime through ball 10 minutes from time, but Hart was alert to the danger and advanced quickly to block the forward's shot.
And James McClean piled forward with time running out only to fire just wide of Hart's right-hand post.
O'Neill's men were forced to redouble their defensive efforts during a nerve-jangling four minutes of added time, but they held the line superbly with the excellent Mignolet leading from the front.
And the final whistle sparked incredible scenes as players and fans alike heralded a remarkable effort to down the champions.
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Team Sheet
- Mignolet
- 22
- Cuéllar
- 24
- Rose (Bardsley)
- 3
- Gardner
- 8
- Kilgallon
- 12
- Larsson (Campbell)
- 7
- Yellow Colback
- 14
- McClean
- 23
- Johnson
- 21
- Sessegnon
- 28
- Fletcher
- 26
- Hart
- 1
- Kompany Yellow
- 4
- Zabaleta
- 5
- Nastasic Yellow
- 33
- Touré (Barry)
- 28
- Silva
- 21
- Touré Yellow
- 42
- Milner
- 7
- García Fernández (Lescott)
- 14
- Agüero
- 16
- Tévez (Dzeko)
- 32
- Wickham
- 10
- Bardsley
- 2
- Vaughan
- 15
- Bramble
- 19
- Campbell
- 9
- McFadden
- 11
- Westwood
- 20
- Lescott
- 6
- Pantilimon
- 30
- Barry
- 18
- Dzeko
- 10
- Sinclair
- 11
- Rekik
- 44
- Razak
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Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced today that his newly established Student Protection Unit took its first official action by issuing subpoenas to 13 student debt relief companies as part of an investigation into concerns about potentially misleading advertising, improper fees, and other consumer protection problems in that industry. In particular, the Department of Financial Services' (DFS) Student Protection Unit is ... Read More »
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The Markets Now: Bank Stocks Remain Lower After Cyprus Bailout
Christopher Witrak
Plus, analyst suggests that JC Penney become a REIT.
Stocks pared earlier losses caused by the news of the Cyprus bailout. The
(INDEXDJX:.DJI) decreased 0.14% to 14,494.05. The
(INDEXSP:.INX) dropped 0.32% to 1,555.66, and the
(INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) fell 0.18% to 3,243.12. The National Association of Homebuilders reported the Housing Market Index fell to 44 this month from 46 in February. Analysts had expected a reading of 47. The present sales component of the index dropped to 47 dragging down the index. However, the component measuring sales six months out rose one point to 51, and the traffic component bumped up 3 points to 35. Both of these components suggest greater future sales and continued construction of new homes.
The US Treasury will auction $45 billion worth of 4-week Treasury bills, $35 billion worth of 3-month Treasury bills, and $30 billion worth of 6-month Treasury bills.
Hewlett-Packard Company
(NYSE:HPQ) jumped 2.52% to $22.74. Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty upgraded Hewlett-Packard to "overweight," or the equivalent of a buy rating. Huberty expects the company's free cash flow and EPS to grow in its 2014 fiscal year.
HP Enterprise Services announced today the launch of a new information management and analytics service. The service will help clients "rapidly gain increased value from Big Data assets to support their efforts to drive revenue opportunities, improve efficiency, reduce risk, and lower costs."
(NYSE:C) slid 1.86% to $46.38. Investors worry that the Cyprus bailout will cause bank runs in other countries as depositors in Europe worry about the seizure of their money. Such an event would likely hurt the US financial system.
Goldman Sachs
(NYSE:GS) fell 1.67% to $152.25. The US Supreme Court ruled that Goldman Sachs has to defend against claims that it misled investors about mortgage securities that lost value during the 2008 financial crash.
Morgan Stanley
(NYSE:MS) dropped 2.68% to $22.96, making it one of the biggest losers among large banks today.
JC Penney
(NYSE:JCP) spiked 8.98% to $16.87. ISI Group analyst Omar Saad calculated that JC Penney could turn its top 300 stores into a real estate investment trust (REIT) generating $40 per share in enterprise value. The stores would sublet the space to brands and other retailers, which would pay a below-market rate of $40 per square foot.
Oppenheimer reported after touring stores that customers have responded positively to the Joe Fresh launch on Friday.
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The Los Angeles Lakers make it official and finally have their head coach after offering the position to former player and three-time champion Byron Scott. Scott and the Lakers are in the process of negotiating a contract. What took so long? The type of offense he will lead and length of the deal were the culprits or main topics of conversation. Until recently the Los Angeles Lakers were normally in the championship conversation. http://who-will-be-the-next-los-angeles-lakers-head-coach
It has been four years since the Lakers hoisted the Larry O'Brien trophy. A Los Angeles Lakers turnaround and return to prominence will take time Scott would like to lead the Lakers into the future on say a 3-6 year deal. Immediately after Mike D'Antoni resigned, took half of his $4 million for the upcoming season as a buyout. The Lakers stated that they would cast a wide net in their search for a head coach.
The reality was that the Lakers discussed the head coaching position with six coaches Lionel Hollins, Alvin Gentry, Kurt Rambis, Byron Scott, Mike Dunleavy and George Karl. All six of the coaches that the Lakers spoke with could handle the job, but Byron Scott was the best choice for the position at this time for the following reasons. Scott checks off all of the boxes for Lakers management; won three championships as a Laker, coached the New Jersey Nets to the playoffs within two seasons and to the NBA Finals twice.
Scott took the New Orleans Hornets to the playoffs within four seasons, allows the front office to bring a family member back home that knows what being a Laker means, has a great relationship with Kobe Bryant, knows of the challenges of coaching in Los Angeles, has dealt with the Los Angeles media and knows the lofty expectations of the fan base. Byron Scott's coaching philosophy is simple efficiency on both sides of the ball. Scott has implemented the Princeton offense at all of his stops and will in Los Angeles. Scott has also quietly implemented some top ranked defenses as well.
What is the Princeton offense? An offensive strategy that emphasizes constant motion relies on high post positioning, precision cuts, picks on and off the ball, backdoor passing and disciplined teamwork. The Princeton offense
has some similarities to triangle offense that the Lakers ran for over a decade.
The difference between the two, the Princeton offense used lots of screens, picks and constant passing of the ball. One of the more prolific masters of it was Rick Adelman in Houston and with Sacramento. The triangle offense uses space between players to give them options as the defense adjusts.
The Princeton offense helps a team control the pace of a game. Regarding pace, think of it as (estimated possessions per game), Scott's Nets teams (12th-91.8, 9th-91.8, 10th-91.6) ranked in the top-15 a fast pace in three of the four years in New Jersey. Scott's Hornets teams always ran one of the 10 slowest paced offenses in the NBA, including ranking 26th (89.9) and 28th (87.8) in pace in two playoff seasons.
The biggest challenge for Byron Scott in his return to the purple and gold will be implementing a defensive system.
In a league of 30 teams the Lakers ranked 29th defensively last season. The Lakers allowed on average 109.2 points per game, but exceeded that amount on 39 occasions as the purple and gold allowed 120 points 10 times, 130 points three times and 140 points three times.
Byron Scott's teams have only made the playoffs when ranking in the top 5 in points allowed per game; in New Jersey this meant ranking 5th and 2nd (92.0, 90.1), in New Orleans this meant ranking 5th twice (95.6, 94.3). Scott's teams defensive efficiency (points per 100 possessions), was excellent the Nets ranked 1st in the league twice advancing to the NBA Finals
(99.5, 98.1).
The Hornets were equally at a high level, ranking 7th and 9th (105.7, 107.0). Scott's Nets playoff teams excelled
in forcing opponents to commit turnovers and take bad shots, his Hornets playoff teams thrived on dominating defensive rebounding and limiting their opponents' three-point percentage.
The Lakers have their coach and competitive mixture of veterans and youth to run Byron Scott's offense. It is impossible to predict a playoff run or a championship for the Lakers in the 2014-2015 season, but it is safe to say that the Lakers will be a much more competitive team.


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" At some point, since oil is a finite resource, you can't keep raising production. Usually this is about the halfway point. When you've depleted half of the resource it becomes harder and harder to raise production. Doesn't mean you run out. And a great deal of oil is still coming out of the ground. If we were to peak tomorrow we'd still have eighty-two and a half million barrels coming out of the ground every day. But it would be really hard to get eighty-three and a half million barrels."
Paul Roberts is an American journalist and author of two non-fiction books, The End of Oil (2004) and The End of Food (2008). He had before been a regular contributor to Harper's Magazine and writes primarily about "the complex interplay of economics, technology, and the natural world."
In his book-length debut, The End of Oil, Roberts gave an analysis of the various problems associated with humanity's reliance on oil and other fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas. The book received a number of positive reviews from American newspapers and review publications. Notably, environmentalist Bill McKibben, in an article for the New York Review of Books, described it as "perhaps the best single book ever produced about our energy economy and its environmental implications."
In 2008, Roberts published his second book, titled The End of Food. It is similar in fashion to The End of Oil in that Roberts attempts a comprehensive analysis of food production with its intricacies and weaknesses. As a theme, Roberts asks whether modern agriculture, as it has emerged since the Green Revolution, will be able to feed a growing world population. The End of Food was described by Michael Pollan, a professor of science and environmental journalism at the University of California and himself an author of food-related non-fiction, as "the best analysis of the global food economy you are likely to find." (From the Wikipedia entry.)


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Today marks the beginning of the 6th edition of Menu for Hope, a fundraising campaign created by Pim and championed by food bloggers all around the world. The funds raised will benefit the United Nations' World Food Programme: it is the world's largest food aid agency, working with more than a thousand other organizations in over seventy-five countries. In addition to providing food, the World Food Program helps hungry people become self-reliant so they can escape hunger for good.
This year, we are supporting a new initiative at the WFP called Purchase for Progress. This program enables smallholder and low-income farmers to supply food to WFP's global operation. It helps them improve farming practices, and puts cash directly into their pockets in return for their crops. As a consequence, it also buoys local economy by creating jobs and income locally.
As you may remember from previous editions, this fundraising campaign works as a virtual raffle: every US$10 you donate will buy you a raffle ticket to bid on one of the items contributed by participating bloggers; you can buy as many raffle tickets as you like, and increase your chance to win the item of your dreams. The campaign ends on December 25, and the results will be announced on January 18. We bloggers will arrange for our bid items to be sent to the winners, and all funds raised will go to the World Food Programme.
I am offering four items for your consideration this year:
[EU07] A bundle of my two books: Chocolate & Zucchini, my collection of stories and recipes, and Clotilde's Edible Adventures in Paris, my book on Paris restaurants and food shops. You can decide which edition of the cookbook you'd like (American, British, or French) and it will be my great pleasure to sign both books in the name(s) of your choosing. Bid item EU07 ships worldwide.
[EU08] A dough whisk and a portion of my natural starter. Make your own Parisian sourdough bread thanks to Philémon, the natural starter I've been caring for lovingly in my Paris kitchen, and a top-quality Danish dough whisk (it is the 11 1/4″ model from King Arthur Flour), the ideal tool to mix bread dough (as well as pâte à choux and other thick batters).
The starter will be sent to you in dried form, with instructions, ready to be rehydrated and used for your own bread baking adventures. Bid item EU08 ships worldwide.
[EU09] A Taza Chocolate tasting set: from my favorite American chocolate maker, the Massachusetts-based, bean-to-bar company Taza, comes this fantastic assortment of chocolate goods made from sustainably grown, organic, stone-ground cacao beans, all tasted and enthusiastically approved by yours truly.
This boxed tasting set includes 4 chocolate disks to make Mexican-style hot chocolate (in chili, cinnamon, vanilla or salted almond flavor), 3 bars of dark chocolate (60%, 70% and 80% cacao content), a bag of chocolate-covered cacao nibs, and a tub of plain roasted cacao nibs for your salads and baked goods. Bid item EU09 is kindly donated by Taza, and ships worldwide.
[EU10] A mega set of reusable bags from flip & tumble: perhaps you've noted how much I love the handy reusable shopping bags that this small California design studio produces. They have now widened their range with all-new colors, fabulous prints, and lovely produce bags.
This prize includes 10 solid color bags (1 in each color), 5 print bags (1 in each design) and 4 sets of produce bags, each set consisting in 5 mesh bags with color-coded tags. Keep some for your own needs and give the others away as green gifts to your friends and family, to encourage them to swear off plastic bags, too. Bid item EU10 is kindly donated by flip & tumble, and ships worldwide.
What next? Check Pim's blog for the master list of items, visit our European host David for the list of prizes contributed by EU bloggers, and, if you deem our cause worthy of your support, head over to the donation page! Thank you in advance for your generous participation.
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Wabash Railroad Co. v. Tourville
Annotate this Case
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U.S. Supreme Court
Wabash Railroad Co. v. Tourville, 179 U.S. 322 (1900)
Wabash Railroad Company v. Tourville
No 36
Submitted October 9, 1900
Decided December 3, 1900
The Wabash Railroad Company was a consolidated railroad corporation, separately organized under the laws of Illinois and the laws of Missouri. It became indebted to Tourville, who was in its employ, for a small sum for which he sued it before a justice of the peace of St. Louis. The complicated proceedings which followed are fully set forth in the opinion of this Court. The judgment of the trial court being set aside by the circuit court, this Court holds that the judgment of the circuit court was undoubtedly final, that it completed the litigation, and that it left nothing to the lower court but to enter the judgment which it directed.
The holding by the Supreme Court of Illinois that the judgment was foreign to that state, and therefore not subject to garnishment there, is sustained by the weight of authority.
The case is stated in the opinion of the Court.
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ShortsHD, the world's only HD TV network dedicated to short movies, has announced it will celebrate March with Student Film Madness Campus MovieFest, the world's largest student film festival.
Teams of students across the country will produce a five-minute film and this month ShortsHD™ will show viewers the top 40 films of the year, it's the ultimate collegiate showcase of filmmakers and their short films.
One short from each region (North, South, East and West) will be selected to progress to the Final Four showcase on April 1, with the grand champion crowned on April 8.
Student Film Madness Presents Campus MovieFest runs all month on ShortsHD™, and will air in Film School Zone from 8-9pm on Tuesdays until March 25.
The Final Four battle airs on Tuesday, April 1 and the national champion is crowned on Tuesday, April 8.
Also this month on the channel, ShortsHD™ continues the Big Saturday lineup with Editors Pick airing every Saturday this month at 8pm and Top 10 airing on repeats throughout the month. Award-winning actor Jude Law is profiled in March on the ShortsHD™ coveted Stars in Shorts: Before they Were Stars special.
ShortsHD™ is the first high definition channel dedicated to short movies and is available onDIRECTV (Channel 573), and AT&T U-Verse (Channel 1789). ShortsHD™ is operated by Shorts International, the world's leading short movie entertainment company with the world's largest movie catalogue dedicated to short movies.
Shorts International also operates ShortsTV®, which is available in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Turkey, Romania and Eastern Africa. Shorts™ is the short movie on-demand service available on iTunesmovie stores in 54 countries across the globe. The company is headquartered in London, England with an additional office in Los Angeles and is led by Carter Pilcher, Chief Executive.
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Food, What's in It?
Genetically modified foods are everywhere, but you'd never know it. CBS investigates why GMOs aren't listed on food labels. Take a look:
This stuff creeps me out and if you read about companies like Monsanto, there's plenty of reason to be nervous. From Vanity Fair:
Robyn O'Brien teaches her kids to keep a close eye on the labels of the foods they eat.Hey, it's Robyn, our buddy from AllergyKids.com—hi Robyn! Anyway, be sure to watch the video too. Check it out:
"In terms of labeling," she says, "they're not always comprehensive and thorough."
What concerns parents like O'Brien is not what's listed, but what is not. Particularly foods made with genetically modified organisms - or GMOs.
"My concern as a mother is, are these kids part of a human trial that I didn't know that I had signed them up for," O'Brien says…
…The FDA and bio-tech giants like Monsanto say there's no evidence that GMOs are anything but safe, but food safety advocates ask: how would we know, if the food is not labeled?
"Labeling is the only way that health professionals are going to be able to trace if there is a problem," says Andy Kimbrell from the Center for Food Safety. "For example, if you're a mother and you're giving your child soy formula and that child has a toxic or allergic reaction, the only way you'll know if that's a genetically-engineered soy formula is if it's labeled."
The FDA does not require "disclosure of genetic engineering techniques...on the label," calling GMOs the "substantial equivalent" of conventional crops.
Baloney, says Kimbrell.
Monsanto goes after farmers, farmers' co-ops, seed dealers—anyone it suspects may have infringed its patents of genetically modified seeds. As interviews and reams of court documents reveal, Monsanto relies on a shadowy army of private investigators and agents in the American heartland to strike fear into farm country. They fan out into fields and farm towns, where they secretly videotape and photograph farmers, store owners, and co-ops; infiltrate community meetings; and gather information from informants about farming activities. Farmers say that some Monsanto agents pretend to be surveyors. Others confront farmers on their land and try to pressure them to sign papers giving Monsanto access to their private records. Farmers call them the "seed police" and use words such as "Gestapo" and "Mafia" to describe their tactics.When corporations behave that defensively you've got to wonder what they're hiding.


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Features: The Likit Snack A Ball is designed to be filled with dry horse food, the ball delivers small amounts of food when pushed around by the horse. Extending feeding times and encourages natural foraging behavior. Ideal for overweight horses and ponies on limited rations and for those that bolt their food. Colour Options: Red, PurpleStockists: www.likit.co.uk or call 01308 872 ...
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In support of IMBA (International Mountain Bicycling Association), A'ME introduces a 'Special Edition Series' of their newest clamp-on mountain bike grips: The Ergo Tri and the 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 Tri non-heated MTB models.
In keeping with patriotic theme, the PATRIOT Grips feature a RED anodized aluminum clamp, a WHITE grip body and a BLUE end cap.
A'ME PATRIOT grips are composed of Vulcathane,™ a specially blended rubber compound combined with UV stabilizing ingredients that exhibit superior oxidation and ozone resistance. As a result, A'ME MTB grips will not absorb moisture, deteriorate, harden or become slick with age, all the while providing and maintaining superior comfort.
To support IMBA and their outstanding contributions to the sport of mountain biking, A'ME is proud to announce that a portion of the sales from the PATRIOT grips will be donated to IMBA to further advance their efforts on behalf of everyone who enjoys mountain biking. 'A'ME Grips supports IMBA Sales for Trails.'


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Samsung Galaxy S II to get Android 4.1 Jelly Bean in February
If you're one of those many customers who've bought a Samsung Galaxy S II, February is going to be an important month for you. Reportedly, that's when the S II will start receiving its official update to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
According to Cnet, a Samsung spokesperson declared that the smartphone would get Jelly Bean in early February in Singapore. This being said, we should expect the update to be released in other markets shortly after that.
Naturally, the update will be rolled-out not just to the i9100, but also to the other versions of the S II – including the ones available in the US, like the i777 (for AT&T) and the T989 (for T-Mobile).
Samsung has recently announced that it sold 40 million Galaxy S II handsets around the world since its launch (April 2011 – when the device was running Android 2.3 Gingerbread). The new Galaxy S III has been sold in more than 40 million units as well, but much faster – in only 7 months (since May 2012).
Last week, Samsung announced a smartphone that strongly resembles the old S II – called Samsung Galaxy S II Plus i9105, this runs Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean out of the box, featuring a 4.3 inch WVGA display, dual-core 1.2GHz processor, and 8GB of internal memory.
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MARQUETTE, Mich. — Eddie R. Raisanen, 93, of 1902 Summit St ., Marquette, entered eternal life on April 12, 2013.
Ed was born in Wakefield to Isaac and Matilda (Lusa) Raisanen on Sept. 19, 1919. Following his graduation from Wakefield Senior High School, he worked with the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Sunday Lake Mine until joining the Michigan State Police in 1942. In 1943, Ed was inducted into the United States Army. Following his honorable discharge, he resumed his career with the State Police, retiring in 1967. During his service with the State Police, he worked at the East Lansing, Rockford, Jackson, L'Anse, Manistique, Battle Creek and Marquette Posts. After retirement, he also worked as a security guard at Northern Michigan University and as an investigator for the State Department of Licensing and Regulation, retiring for good in 1982.
Growing up during the Great Depression, Ed became an avid hunter and fisherman, an outdoorsman who enjoyed putting game on the table, harvesting vegetables from the garden, cutting wood for the fire, and picking berries. In his spare time, he built a small family camp on Huron Bay, later tearing it down to build a garage and a bigger camp suitable for a family with grandchildren.
Ed is a former President of the Marquette County Law Enforcement Association. He was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church and Redeemer Lutheran Church in Marquette.
Eddie is survived by his wife of 69 years, Irene (Pitkanen) Raisanen; two sons, Ronald (Beverly) Raisanen, of Marquette, and Kenneth (Christine) Raisanen, of Ontonagon; and a daughter, Barbara (Allan) Rupiper, of Eagle River, Wis. He is also survived by seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Interment of the ashes will be at the Park Cemetery in Marquette during a private ceremony at a later date.
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My problem is, given 4 positive integers (single digits 0-9), is there a generic way to identify which combination of them will yield the largest product of a single multiplication?
So to clarify if my digits were:
I think the largest number I could make given a single multiplication would be
8 *
631 = 5048
or in generic terms, the largest single digit multiplied by a combination of the rest of the digits in a sequence of decreasing magnitude.
- is that correct?
- is there a way to formally state that? Sort of a proof.


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Recently I worked my way into the subject of mapservers or to be more precise, tileservers. I set up my own instance of a tileserver based on this beginners guide (with the exception of using tilestream instead of tilestache): http://www.axismaps.com/blog/2012/01/dont-panic-an-absolute-beginners-guide-to-building-a-map-server/
The server is running an accessible via http://example.com:8888
The purpose of this exercise was to have a mapserver available, without any kind of usage restrictions (like "10.000 mapviews per month"), to serve maps that can be easily accessed via a 'frontend-geo-javascript-api' like leaflet, or mapbox.js and be shown on a blog post or a 'standalone' webpage which is build around such a map.
Although it is unlikely that the traffic explodes and the server gets into troubles, I still want to make sure that only my webpage (where I run my example which is using my tilestream-server) has access to the tilestream server.
Basically I want to keep the public away from accessing my tilestream server and i.e. only allow access if a valid key is transmitted (this seems to be what cloudmade does). Or maybe it would be an option to check the location where the request came from and only allow access from specific locations.
The TileStream server and the Webserver (version: Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu)) run on the same machine.
I am really lost here as I cant find any documentation about this. Any suggestions are very welcome.


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