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The "White book" which includes proposals of the international business community to global leaders on key issues of the economic agenda, was presented in Moscow within the framework of Russia's presidency in the Group of Twenty (G20). Recommendations on international trade facilitation were prepared by "Trade as a Growth Driver" B20 Task Force chaired by Alexey Mordashov, Chief Executive Officer of OAO Severstal.
The "White book" recommendations are focused on solving the key economic problems faced by the international community in growth acceleration, creating jobs, improving credibility and market transparency.
The document that was initially presented as a draft ("Green book") has been updated to include input of open discussions held both during the B20 Summit organized as part of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in June 2013, and after the event.
The speakers at the press conference held on July 16 to present the "White book" release, included Alexander Shokhin, President of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP) and B20 Chairman; Oleg Preksin, Executive Vice-President of the RSPP and B20 Sherpa; Ksenia Yudaeva, Russian G20 Sherpa and Head of the Russian Presidential Experts Directorate; and Andrey Bugrov and David Yakobashvili, Co-Chairmen of B20 Task Forces.
The press conference was attended by Andrey Laptev, Alexey Mordashov's sherpa in the B20 Trade Task Force and Head of Corporate Strategy at OAO Severstal.
"Our activity within the Trade Task Force was focused on proposing specific practical measures that can yield short-term benefits", emphasized Andrey Laptev. "The Task Force makes special emphasis on concluding a Trade Facilitation Agreement with its focus on facilitation of the transborder goods flow: streamlining and harmonization of customs formalities and foreign trade documentation, unification of the customs clearance procedures, and introduction of the single window concept. According to the Trade Task Force experts, the Agreement would generate as much as $960 bln to global economy and would help to bring along over 20 mln new jobs. The Agreement will help Russia to accelerate solution of the important tasks to improve investment climate in the sphere of customs and export/import regulations".
The full version of the "White book" is available at: http://b20russia.com/B20_WhiteBook_web.pdf
The next step is to present the Book to the national leaders of the Group of Twenty during the G20 Summit in Saint Petersburg to be held on September 5-6, 2013.


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Seward Lady Saint assistant basketball coach Caitlin Demarest won Liberal's leg of the International Pancake Day Race. She ran the race in a time of 64.3 seconds to win the 415 yard race down Lincoln Tuesday during Pancake Day. Rene Boaldin came in second and last year's winner Kaela Krueger was third. But this was most certainly Olney's year to win the friendly International Race. Devon Byrne broke the record by running the race in 56 seconds. She breaks the record held by Tosha Gallegos when she ran the race in 57.5 in 2009.
The win marks two straight for Olney and makes the overall series 36-27-1 in Liberal's favor.
Demarest is a 27 year old who just moved to Liberal this year to assist Toby Wynn's basketball program. Boaldin is a 20 year old SCCC/ATS student and member of the Saints Spirit Squad. Krueger is 20 and also an SCCC/ATS student and also a member of the Saints Spirit Squad. She won the race last year. They particpated with Kristen Sadler, Heather Olmstead, Laura Garcia, Tabitha Barnett, Tessy Barnett, Jennifer Taduran, Mikayla Knudsen, Danica Ward, Giovanna Baca, and Katie Kline.
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Sorry for the late entry in the thread but man From my family to yours We wish you a speedy recovery and proper justice! Hope to see you up and around here soon!
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Sorry for the late entry in the thread but man From my family to yours We wish you a speedy recovery and proper justice! Hope to see you up and around here soon!
Sorry for the late entry. Recover quickly and stay well. We think a lot of you. I'm saddened that this happened.
I heard it was "only an Escort", alot more than 230 gr.
Get well soon.
Geez Bob, what gun did you buy out from under him that pissed him off so bad?:gah:
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Best wishes for a speedy recovery,
I've been hit by a car before. Let me tell you, he's likely feeling some pain that we can't even imagine. God bless him.
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Can't believe I just saw this tonight. Bob you get better and make sure the SOB gets what he's got coming to him. Check in when you're up to it and let us know how you're doing. And give a yell if you need anything.
I left a message on Bob's cell 2 nights ago and haven't heard anything yet - so, hoping he is on the mend.
I'll try and reach him again soon. I am still horrified!
I'm surprised I didn't here about this sooner. It must have happened on a day I was off-duty or I most likely would have been the first medic unit on scene. I'll try giving Bob a call tomorrow afternoon to see how he is doing. If I get in touch with him, I'll update everyone on how he's doing.
gddyup - yes please do that.
If he's rode up in bed, he should be on here pestering us. Where's he at???????????:stups:
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Star 82 Review issues 2 and 3
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Paperback, 44 pages, $9.95
In the spirit of summer travel, the second issue of Star 82 Review, an online and print art and literature magazine edited by Printmaking faculty member Alisa Golden, features personal essays, poems, and stories that revolve around planes, trains, and automobiles. Layered and worthy of multiple readings, these pieces deal with parents and children, dreams and daydreams, life-cycle events and life in general. A special feature is a page from Tom Phillips's A Humument app.
Contributors with CCA connection this issue: Zack Rogow, former MFA Program in Writing faculty.
The third issue of Star 82 Review features the person who may feel displaced, unsure, or uneasy. Sometimes the character finds community or a new path, occasionally s/he does not. For a few examples: we find a boy contemplating contrasting fathers and morality during a fishing trip; a young gay man longs for love like that of his favorite superhero; participating in a cancer walk, a woman is conflicted about her role as a survivor; a daughter writes a poem about her special father.
We find lyrical work by Maxine Chernoff, Jaime Robles, and Alastair Johnston, among others, including a mirrored piece in Portuguese and English by Desirée Jung. We see art by Shelton Walsmith, who created covers for books by Italo Calvino, as well as wonderful work by many more talented folks. All are thoughtful, some are playful, a balance of humor and seriousness, humility and confidence.
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The England Performance Programme's tour of India has been successful, with two wins from two, but is about to get tougher with three limited-overs games against the Netherlands in Pune.
Having won both matches versus a DY Patil Academy XI at Mumbai, the EPP on Thursday and Friday face one-day encounters against the Dutch before ending the trip with a Twenty20 on Sunday.
Nottinghamshire batsman James Taylor believes this is the best of his four EPP tours and also rates the Netherlands, who beat England in the 2009 World Twenty20 and have held their own in the Clydesdale Bank 40.
"We've got a really talented side here but you can't take the Netherlands for granted," he told ecb.co.uk.
"They've done well in the Pro40 league in England and they've beaten some good opposition, good county teams with quality players in so you can't take them for granted. But the boys have been working really well and hopefully we'll come away with some victories in those two one-day games and the Twenty20."
Taylor added: "Every year has got better. I've learned more things, experienced the different cultures and different environments I've come to. This I reckon has been the best so far. The facilities in Mumbai and in Pune have been top-quality to be fair.
"Mumbai, we were in a 40,000-seater stadium and here it's a bit more of a traditional cricket club. Both facilities have been quality.
"In Mumbai we played four-day cricket on totally different surfaces that we're playing on to here. Over in Mumbai it spun more and was probably less slow whereas here it skids on a lot more."
Taylor has been working with ECB lead batting coach Graham Thorpe and Mark Ramprakash.
"He's been very good," Taylor said of Thorpe. "Having worked with him for three years makes a massive difference because he knows my game and I know how he works with me and stuff like that.
"So it makes it a lot easier for me and he's obviously got a hundred Tests behind him and so much experience, so I can tap into him as much as I want. Like I said, he knows my game so it makes things a lot easier.
"But also we had Mark Ramprakash here for the first two weeks of the tour and, again, he's got great knowledge behind him and plenty of experience that you can tap into him as well."
The EPP are due to return home on Monday, having taken valuable lessons according to Taylor.
"We've been here for three weeks now. We've worked really hard. Obviously it couldn't be any more different to back in England, these conditions," he concluded.
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By Nicholas Trost
With over 4,300 yards passing, 43 touchdowns, and leading his team to a 37-4 record, Carl Bonnell proved at Kentwood High School he could play football. Bonnell took his talents to Washington State, where he spent his first three months of college grey-shirting and waiting for a scholarship. He eventually decided to transfer to cross-state rival Washington, where he hoped to win the starting QB job.
But instead he has spent most of his college career as a backup. He has been relegated to being the understudy to first Casey Paus, then Isaiah Stanback and now Jake Locker.
It seemed that Bonnell was left in the dark. Some athletes in his position might get bitter in a similar situation. But not Carl Bonnell. Not this team-first attitude athlete.
Instead, Bonnell has been a positive influence since the first day he put on the Washington uniform. This season, his role has been to help Locker move into his starting job and the redshirt-freshman is grateful to have Bonnell on his side.
"He is not the kind of guy that is trying to sabotage me so that he gets a chance to play," says Locker. "He just wants to win, so he helps me at every opportunity he gets, and I really appreciate having him on the sidelines."
Bonnell and Locker have a relationship that is essential for a starting quarterback and his back up to have. Bonnell plays the role of the veteran tutor sharing his wealth of knowledge to the talented, young up-and-coming star.
"I have been like an older brother to Jake," says Bonnell. "Jake is such a great guy. He is just very gifted and talented as a quarterback and it is fun being with him and helping him along."
Bonnell truly has thrived in his role. For him it is all about the team's success, not all of the fame and whatever else comes with the playing the quarterback position. This attitude has people turning their heads, and not just Locker. Offensive coordinator Tim Lappano has taken note of the great attitude that Bonnell brings with him each and every day.
"He is an awesome kid and he is the epitome of a team player," says Lappano, who also coaches the quarterbacks. "He helps Jake a lot, whether it is film study or on the sidelines. He supports him and that is what it is all about."
Bonnell's positive attitude masks the frustrations that he may have. Bonnell has started seven games during his career, including five games last season, and knows he can still do it at a high level.
But, Locker was named the starter in spring and Bonnell was relegated back to the bench. The time off has allowed him to fully recover from a shoulder injury and he is more than ready to get back out on the field. But yet, he still must wait for his opportunity.
"I felt like I was playing really well (in fall camp)," says Bonnell "I was coming off of my shoulder injury and I was battling and doing my best to get the starting job.
"But, it's Jake's job and the coaches made that pretty clear early on. At first it was frustrating, but my main focus this year has been to have as much fun as possible."
Last Saturday against Oregon State, Bonnell got the chance he wanted, just not under the circumstances that he wanted to get it. Locker was taken off the field by an ambulance in the second quarter after a blow to the helmet, and Bonnell was thrown right back into the fire.
Bonnell entered the game with a 13-0 deficit and with the Huskies in shock after seeing their leader fall. But like a savvy veteran, Bonnell came off the bench to complete 10-of-25 passes for 233 yards and two touchdowns. He almost led the Huskies to a come-from-behind victory, but Oregon State was able to hold on for a 29-23 victory.
If Locker is unable to play in any of the final three games of the season, the Huskies are still in good hands with Bonnell. He proved that in the 2006 Apple Cup, his last career start.
With the Huskies mired in a six-game losing streak, including two frustrating overtime losses at the hands of California and Arizona State, Bonnell went into Pullman and led the Huskies to a 35-32 victory.
"The Washington State win was especially gratifying," says Bonnell about beating his former team. "Being in that position and replacing Isaiah, who was loved by this entire community, I knew that I couldn't really fill his shoes. I really can't do what he can do. We are different types of athletes. I wanted to go out there and play as hard as I can and try to give our chance a team to win."
When given the chance, Bonnell has succeeded. While he may not run like Stanback or Locker, he has shown the propensity for producing big plays.
Last season at California, he forced overtime by completing a 40-yard Hail Mary pass to Marlon Wood in the end zone. Against Washington State, he connected with Cody Ellis for a 64-yard TD and Marcel Reece for a 69-yard score. And last weekend in Corvallis, Bonnell hit Anthony Russo for a 41-yard touchdown and Ellis for an 86-yard score, which is the fourth longest pass play in Husky history.
If it is those moments of glory that cement to Bonnell that waiting in the wings is worthwhile, it is the selfless comment made by Locker last Saturday that cements Bonnell's importance to the Huskies.
Bonnell told the Seattle Times that Locker told him `he felt like he let the team down' after the Huskies had lost to Oregon State. In a personal moment of adversity, Locker instead thought of the team. It is the kind of attitude that Bonnell has exemplified for the last four years. It is the kind of attitude that can help the team, whether it comes from a starter or a back up.


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SPOILER ALERT: Melissa Gorga continues to look hot, all season.
Okay so there are way too many of you paying way too close attention to The Real Housewives of New Jersey previews, and I'm getting a lot of questions about styles worn in future episodes. Since the world is about to end, I figured I'd let everyone go to heaven knowing where the chain vest Melissa Gorga wears while performing in an upcoming episode is from. Also, the vest gives me hope because it sort of reminds me of a much sexier version of the vest Tupac wore in the California Love video, which takes place in the year 2095…Which totally means we will make it through 2012.
However, if the world does not end, there are rules if you wear the chain link vest you asked about:1- You must not wear it to work 2- You must expect to get into a fight when you wear it out 3- You must send me pics of yourself to post on the blog.
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Panthers and FOX Sports have agreed to a multi-year extension for their TV rights. Tonight's home preseason game against the Stars will be on WQAM-560 radio with the great one, Randy Moeller, on the mike, beginning with the pre-game show at 7 p.m.
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"Over the last few months we have been able to reposition the Florida Panthers franchise for long term growth and success," said SSE president & chief operating officer Michael Yormark. "This latest announcement of a long term extension with FOX Sports Florida, coupled with the acquisitions made by GM Dale Tallon in June and July, and the hiring of new head coach Kevin Dineen, is an example of our continued commitment to providing exciting and successful Florida Panthers hockey to Cats fans and the South Florida community for many years to come."
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I just replaced the yellow ink on my r3000 for the first time. The new cartridge is original Epson, as far as I can tell. After inserting and closing the lid, printer display panel comes back with "Cartridge cannot be recognized" or something closer tp that. I've treid various re-seating attempts. Putting in the previous empty cart gets back to the out of ink message.
In frustration went out and brought another new cart from a local store...slapped it in abd all is good.
What if anything can be done with the $40 yellow ink "paper weight"? I purchased is some months back on-line (Amazon...others from that purchase are working fine) so return to vendor is not an option.
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Jack Barrett was one of the most unique contemporary artists of our time. He passed away 3 February 2008 leaving behind a huge collection of paintings, sculpture, pastels, drawings and 40 years of personal sketchbooks.
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Not since 1991 have they beat the Packers at Lambeau. 21 tries, 21 losses.
The Detroit Lions have struggled mightily with their identity over the years, but in 2013, the team is on a bit of a roll.
They have come into previous tries at Lambeau with no confidence. Like 2008, when they lost all 16 games.
But, their luck could change as soon as this Sunday.
The Green Bay Packers (1-2), coming off a bye yet still riddled with injuries and inefficiencies, face a Lions (3-1) team that has finally gained some momentum.
While the Packers tried to recuperate from an outbreak of injuries, the Lions handed the Chicago Bears their first loss.
The Lions have a hot running back, a game-changing receiver, and a quarterback with a fresh contract.
With RB Reggie Bush, the Lions can finally take pressure off QB Matthew Stafford. They showed that in their win over Chicago Sunday.
WR Calvin Johnson is always a threat and nearly impossible to cover.
How do the Packers with so many injuries and such a patchwork defense respond?
Reinforcements. On both sides of the ball.
The Packers were down to no healthy running backs after their loss to the Bengals. Now, rookies Eddie Lacy (head) and Johnathan Franklin (foot) could both return to the field. Starter James Starks (knee) is still ailing.
On defense, it looks like safety Morgan Burnett will finally return for the first time this season. The Packers secondary has struggled all season and Burnett is a definite upgrade.
Burnett, albeit a talented player, is no savior to this pass defense, currently ranked 28th in yards given up through the air.
Another talented player, CB Casey Hayward, remains sidelined.
The Packers, nonetheless, are moving forward with what they have. The defense has shown some improvement over the weeks.
If the Packers are to win Sunday, they will need to stop a well-balanced Lions offense that averages 309 yards passing and 95.8 rushing per game.
The Packers, a 3-4 defense, has remained in a lot of nickel and dime sets this season. With Bush, the Lions could gash the Packers on the ground.
Like the well-balanced offense the Lions bring every game, the Packers must bring a well-balanced defense. Bring too many guys up to the line, Stafford throws a deep one to Johnson. Sit back in prevent, Bush runs for 100+ yards.
It's the Packers game to lose.


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The Odyssey
by Homer
The Odyssey Book 16 Quotes
How we cite the quotes:
Quote 1
(Telemachos:) 'Suddenly you have changed, my friend, from what you were formerly; your skin is no longer as it was, you have other clothing. Surely you are one of those gods who hold the high heaven. Be gracious, then: so we shall give you favored offerings and golden gifts that have been well wrought. Only be merciful.' (16.181-185)
Interestingly, Telemachos finds it more believable that Odysseus is a god than that his father has finally returned home.
Quote 2
Odysseus seems to agree with his men that hunger is the worst kind of suffering.
(Eumaios:) 'All too much with enduring heart she does wait for him there in your own palace, and always with her the wretched nights and the days also waste her away with weeping.' (16.37-39)
Quote 3
Penelope's grieving is implicitly compared to that of Odysseus.
(Eumaios:) 'Shall I on the same errand go with the news to wretched Laertes, who while he so greatly grieved for Odysseus yet would look after his farm and with the thralls in his household would eat and drink, whenever the spirit was urgent with him; but now, since you went away in the ship to Pylos, they say he has not eaten in this way, nor drunk anything, nor looked to his farm, but always in lamentation and mourning sits grieving, and the flesh on his bones is wasting from him.' (16.137-145)


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Vallarta Lifestyles Sets Restaurant Week 2013 in Motion
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Although it is only February, preparations for this year's Restaurant Week, to take place May 15 - 31 as in years past, are already in motion. As is the case in many important cities in the United States, Canada and the rest of the world, Restaurant Week is a special time to enjoy new and favorite restaurants at special, reduced prices. The concept was introduced locally by Vallarta Lifestyles in 2005, and the event has been increasingly successful year after year.
"We think 2013 will be a banner year," commented Vallarta Lifestyles' Paco Ojeda, who, along with Juan Pablo Hernández, oversees the production of the annual event. "Now more than ever, visitors and locals seem to be truly looking for great opportunities, so we are hoping that a new crop of restaurants will join those that have participated successfully in years past."
Participating restaurants offer innovative three-course menus, with three options available for each course. Since the prices are often discounted by up to 50%, dining out during Restaurant Week is not only more fun, but also much more affordable. Presently, participating restaurants can choose to offer their special, Restaurant Week menu at $189 or $299 pesos per person, tips and beverages not included.
If you are considering a trip to Puerto Vallarta in May, and would like to get an idea of what to expect, feel free to browse last year's Restaurant Week menu guide, featuring menus for all the restaurants that participated in 2012.
Restaurant owners considering participation in this year's event can browse through our Frequently Asked Questions document to find out all the requirements, and have until March 10 to sign up. For questions or additional information, please email email@example.com.


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Kent Youth Soccer Association is proud to bring you the 13th annual Kent Cornucopia Cup soccer tournament hosted in Kent, Washington for the U-11 to U-16 age groups. This tournament continues to bring in some of the top boys and girls teams from throughout the area to the soccer fields in Kent. Our tournament committee is very excited to bring you one of the highest quality tournaments in the area again this year.
Tournament Dates:
July 12 - July 15, 2012
(Thursday - Sunday)
Be prepared to play your first game on Thursday. The determination of what days you play is by the number of teams in your bracket. This cannot be determined until the final stage, so please assume that you may have a Thursday afternoon/evening game.
Tournament Location:
Fields and schools in the area of Kent, WA: Petrovitsky Park (Headquarters for 2012), Pea Patch fields, Wilson Fields, Kent Meridian High School, Meridian Middle School, and others TBA.
Field locations...
Note: Due to field construction activities at the Pea Patch Fields, limited games will be played there this year and the tournament headquarters will be at Petrovitsky Park (16400 SE Petrovitsky Rd, Renton, WA 98058)
Competitive Select
Sanctioned By:
Washington State Youth Soccer Association (WSYSA)
Application to Host:
Hosting Application
Tournament Rules:
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Team Selection:
The Kent Cornucopia Cup registrar will accept properly completed tournament application forms at any time, up to the application deadline date. Please be advised that certain divisions may fill up prior to the deadline date, so get your applications in early.
Age Groups:
U10 to U16 (Boys and Girls)
Teams will play in a 4, 5, 6, 8 or 10 team matrix whenever possible. Each team will be scheduled for four games minimum (a game will not be made up in the case of a team forfeit). We reserve the right to combine or modify age divisions should the need arise to balance competition and/or brackets.
U10: 6 v 6 (Center Ref only; Jamboree format)
U11: 9 v 9 (Center Ref only for Preliminary & Consolation games)
U12-U16: 11 v 11 (The three ref system will be used whenever possible in these age groups)
1st and 2nd place winners in each division will receive awards. All roster players and coaches will receive a tournament memento.
Entry Fee:
Please complete the online registration form and return to the Tournament Registrar with entry fee (
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Mailing address:
Kent Cornucopia Cup
PO Box 6293
Kent, WA 98064
Application Deadline:
June 15, 2012. See the Tournament Rules for information regarding the cancellation and refund policy.
Please be advised that many age group brackets may fill up prior to the published deadline, so get your applications in early. Once an age group bracket fills, registration will be closed for that bracket.
We anticipate schedules to be made available to you no later than July 2, 2012
Teams must check in with the tournament registrar at least one hour prior to their first game. Failure to check in will result in disqualification and forfeit of registration fee, any exceptions must be arranged with the Registrar or Tournament Director in advance. The registrar is located at
Petrovitsky Park
, at the east end of the south parking area. Registration packets including instructions and participation pins will be available at the registration check in. Tournament staff will be on site at all game locations and will wear tournament staff identification. Please ask any staff member questions you may have.
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Agricultural Economics Research Review
Year 2011, Volume-24, Issue-conf
Print ISSN : 0971-3441
Online ISSN : 0974-0279
Table of contents
Rural Employment Diversification in India: Trends, Determinants and Implications on PovertyAnjani Kumar, Sant Kumar, Dhiraj K. Singh, Shivjee
Labour Scarcity – Its Immensity and Impact on AgricultureC. Prabakar, K. Sita Devi, S. Selvam
Recent Developments in Farm Labour Availability in India and Reasons behind its Short SupplyAkhil Alha, Bijoyata Yonzon
Scarcity of Agricultural Labour in Cold-Arid Ladakh: Extent, Implications, Backward Bending and Coping MechanismS.H. Baba, M.H. Wani, F.A. Shaheen, Bilal A. Zargar, S.S. Kubrevi
Causes and Consequences of Supply-Demand Gap for Labour in Sugarcane in IndiaAshwani K. Sharma, Brahm Prakash
Impact of Rural Development Scheme on Availability of Agricultural Labour — A Study of Dairy Farmers in Thanjavur District of Tamil NaduM. Selva Maheshwari, L.S. Gangwar
An Economic Analysis of MGNREG Programme in Mysore District of KarnatakaS.M. Vanitha, P. S. Srikantha Murthy
Labour Demand and Labour-saving Options: A Case of Groundnut Crop in IndiaG. Govindaraj, A.P. Mishra
Migration and Child Labour in Agriculture – A Study of PunjabMini Goyal
Impact of MGNREGA on Reducing Rural Poverty and Improving Socio-economic Status of Rural Poor: A Study in Burdwan District of West BengalPrattoy Sarkar, Jagdish Kumar, Supriya
Labour Migration in Indo-Gangetic Plains: Determinants and Impacts on Socio-economic WelfareN.P. Singh, R.P. Singh, Ranjit Kumar, R.N. Padaria, Alka Singh, Nisha Varghese
Causes and Impact of Labour Migration: A Case Study of Punjab AgricultureBaljinder Kaur, J.M. Singh, B.R. Garg, Jasdev Singh, Satwinder Singh
Determination of Key Correlates of Agricultural Labour Migration in Less Resources Endowed Areas of Tamil NaduK.R. Sundaravaradarajan, P. Sivakumar, K.R. Jahanmohan
Employment, Income and Labour Supply Decision of Rural Households : An Economic Analysis of MGNREGS in Tamil NaduT. Sivasakthi Devi, R. Balasubramanian, B. Ganesh Kumar
Impacts and Implications of MGNREGA on Labour Supply and Income Generation for Agriculture in Central Dry Zone of KarnatakaB.G. Harish, N. Nagaraj, M.G. Chandrakanth, P.S. Srikantha Murthy, P.G. Chengappa, G. Basavaraj
Impact of MGNREGA on Rural Employment and Migration: A Study in Agriculturally-backward and Agriculturally-advanced Districts of HaryanaUsha Rani Ahuja, Dushayant Tyagi, Sonia Chauhan, Khyali Ram Chaudhary
Determinants of Rural-Urban Migration in Konkan Region of MaharashtraV.A. Thorat, J.S. Dhekale, H.K. Patil, S.N. Tilekar
Labour Bank Experiment in Kerala — SWOT AnalysisLijo Thomas, Siddayya
Impact of MGNREGA on Input-use Pattern, Labour Productivity and Returns of Selected Crops in Gulbarga District, KarnatakaChannaveer, H. Lokesha, L.B. Hugar, J.B. Deshmanya, S.B. Goudappa
Impact of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act on Rubber Block Plantation Scheme in TripuraGaurav Sharma, Joby Joseph, Tharian George K., S.K. Dey
Economic Analysis of MGNREGA in the Drought–prone States of Karnataka, Rajasthan and Irrigation–dominated State of Andhra PradeshP.S. Srikantha Murthy, S. Indumati
Coping with the Supply-Demand Gap of Agricultural Labourers: A Case Study of Uttar Dinajpur District of West BengalTapan Kumar Roy, Kanak Kanti Bagchi, Chinmoy Sarkar
An Analytical Look at MGNREGA — A Case Study of Surandai Village in Tamil NaduM. Perumal, S. Mookiah, T. Prakash
Impact of MGNREGA on Availability of Labourers for Paddy Cultviation in Katni District of Madhya PradeshBipin Beohar
Origin and Growth of Agricultural Labouers in Assam: A Case Study of Barpeta District in AssamTiken Ch. Das
Performance of MGNERG Programme in Keerapalayam Block in Cuddalore District of Tamil NaduR. Venkataraman, S. Ravichandran, V. Banumathy
Performance of Grain Legumes in Uttarakhand and its Impact on Sustainable Agriculture — A Study in Villages of Assam ValleySunit Kumar, V.A. Bourai
Rural Livelihood Pattern of Agricultural Households: Preliminary Evidence from OrissaMukesh Kr. Sinha, P. Nanda, Ashwani Kumar
Labour Productivity and Factors Affecting Labour Supply in Agro Processing Centres (APC) in IndiaAnil K. Dixit, S.K. Nanda, S.K. Aleksha Kudos, Indu Karki
Trends and Determinants of Agricultural Wages in West BengalRathindra Nath Pramanik
Demand for Labour and Wages in Punjab AgricultureR.S. Sidhu, Kamal Vatta, Jasdev Singh
Commercialization of Agriculture and Structural Transformations in Labour-use in KeralaM. Michael Raj, Ranjith Mathew Abraham
Structure of Employment in Agricultural Sector in Andhra PradeshM. Babu Rao, P. Srinivasulu, N. Sai Babu
Employment Scenario of MGNREGA in Western MaharashtraM.N. Waghmare, P.N. Shendage
Changing Labour Employment Pattern in Physiographically Forbidden Terrain of Chhota Bhangal of Kangra District in Himachal PradeshHarbans Lal, Virender Kumar, K.D. Sharma, Vijay Kumar
Analysis of Human Labour Utilization in Cotton Production in GujaratA.R. Reddy, Sachita M. Yelekar, Rajendra B. Petkar, N. Anuradha
Bt Technology: Labour-use Pattern in Cotton Cultivation — A Case Study of Andhra PradeshA. Bala Krishna
Labour Gap Analysis of Sugarcane in Kolhapur District of Western MaharashtraM.S. Jadhav, V.D. Waiwal, B.B. Gawade, R.R. Surywanshi
Status of Women Labour in Agriculture — A Case Study on Commercial Crops in Guntur DistrictK. Krishore Babu, K. Mahendra Kumar, G. Venkateswarlu
Estimation of Demand for Labour for Major Crops of MaharashtraS.S. Thakare, N.V. Shende, S.S. Kalamkar
Feminization of Agricultural Labour in IndiaS.S. Kalamkar, N. V. Shende
The Changing Faces of Women Labour in AssamPriyanga Pori Bora, Nivedita Deka
Role of Women Labour in Dairy and its Impact on Household Food Security — A Case Study of Bhiwani District in HaryanaSushila Kaul
Labour dynamics in Bt Cotton Production in IndiaG.P. Reddy, P.C. Meena, Dhandapani
The Labour Dynamics of Ring Seine Fishery in KeralaP.H. Dhiju Das, Nikita Gopal, Leela Edwin
Impact of Migration on Rural Economy of Konkan RegionV.A. Thorat, J.S. Dhekale, H.K. Patil, S.R. Bagde
MGNREGA and its Impact on Distress Migration: Some Facts and Emerging IssuesP.K. Awasthi, D. Rathi, N.K. Raghuwanshi
Impact of MGNREGA on Wage Employment and Income Generation: A Case Study of Darbhanga District in BiharRewati Raman Jha
Impact of MGNREGA on Agricultural Employment Pattern in West Garo Hills of MeghalayaDeepak Bhagat, Sagarika Borah
Reduction in Supply of Agricultural Labour in IndiaN. Ram Singh
Shifting Scenario of Labour Use in Paddy Cultivation in KeralaP.S. Susha, M. Hema, P. Indira Devi
Some Issues of MGNREGS: Review of North-Eastern States of India with Special Reference to MeghalayaS.M. Feroze, Ram Singh, R.B. Dkhar, P. Sangma, K.J. Singh
Migration: A Dominant Livelihood Strategy — A Case Study of Two Districts in AssamMahua Bhattarcharjee
Impact of MGNREGS on Labour Supply in the Agriculture Sector of Wayanad District, KeralaMerin S. Thadathil, Vineeth Mohandas
Estimating Labour Demand Functions and Supply Response of Dairy Farms in Tamil NaduV. Saravanakumar, D.K. Jain, Smita Sirohi
Implementation of MGNREGA and Livelihood Security of Rural Households in Maharashtra: A Region-wise AnalysisDeepak Shah
Impact of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme on Reducing Rural PovertyPradeep Hadke
Farm Labour Migration after the Implementation of MGNREGA in Gulbarga District, KarnatakaChannaveer, H. Lokesha, L.B. Hugar, J.B. Deshmanya, G.B. Lokesh
Agricultural Labour Migration: Causes and ImplicationsM.H. Wani, Shahid Yousuf, S.H. Baba, S.A. Wani
Dynamics of Supply and Demand for Labour in Indian AgricultureNiki Malhotra
Agricultural Labour Shortage in Rural Areas of Bundelkhand Region, Uttar Pradesh: Observations from the FieldSarda Prasad
Change in Cropping Pattern and Displacement of the Female in KeralaRanjith Mathew Abraham, M Michael Raj
Scope, Prospects and Opportunities of Employment Creation in Different Food Processing Sectors in IndiaShiv Raj Singh, Sumit Mahajan, K.K. Datta
Determinants of Female Work Participation in Agriculture: A Study in Western Uttar PradeshKavita, Sandeep Kumar
Commercial Vegetable Nursery Raising: A Highly Remunerative and Labour Efficient AvocationBrij Bala, S.D. Sharma
Spatial Dimensions in Labour Use and Associated Costs in Karnataka Agriculture — An Economic AnalysisT.N. Prakash Kammardi, B.N. Pradeepa Babu, P.S. Ranjith Kumar, A.B. Tejaswini, H.C. Manju, Jagnnath Olekar
Labour Scarcity and Selective Mechanization of Sugarcane Agriculture in Tamil NaduP. Murali, R. Balakrishnan
Study on Performance Appraisal of Sugar Mill Employees: A Case StudyS. Ravichandran, R. Venkataraman, V. Banumathy
Dynamics of Out-Migration of Agricultural Labourers: A Micro-Level Study in Two Districts of West BengalKanak Kanti Bagchi, Sujit Majumdar
Adoption of Labour-saving Technologies in Paddy Transplantation — Micro-level Evidences from PunjabManjeet Kaur, Amrit Kaur Mahal, M.K. Sekhon
Role of Collective Bargaining and Union Participation in Determining Demand and Supply of Agricultural Labour in Tamil NaduT.R. Shanmugam, K. Govindarajan


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ADELE - British singer/songwriter Adele starred on the October 2011 issue of Vogue, a celebration of the modern English woman. "Our cover girl, Adele, has won over the world with her heartbreaking voice and her ability to seem as if she very much herself," said Alexandra Shulman in the issue's editor's letter, crediting the star for her "down-to-earth determination". As well as creating two critically-acclaimed albums, 19 and 21 by the time her Vogue cover came out, the musician took home six Grammys at this year's awards and two prizes at the 2012 Brit Awards.


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Things to see and do - Lódz
Leaving for Poland
Nearby hotels
Campanile Łódź from119 PLNBook
Hotel Boss from89 PLNBook
Iness Hotel from159 PLNBook
Museum of Modern Art
Museum of Modern Art : Michelin's recommendations
Founded in 1925 in another Poznanski family property, this was one of the world's first modern art museums. Abstract, contructivist, surrealist and figurative Polish works from the early 20C: Kobro, Stazewski, Strzeminski, etc. It also has one of the largest international collections of 20C greats (Chagall, Mondrian, Kisling, Nolde, Ernst, Klee, Arp, Léger, Picasso, etc.), and a good selection of socio-realist art.
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Fans won't have to wait much longer for season 6 of "The Vampire Diaries" to premiere on the CW. Until then, small spoilers have been released. The latest comes from Alloy Entertainment on Aug. 12. The post revealed casting call information, which give clues on some scene descriptions.
There is going to be some sort of party. A recent casting call was looking for people ages 26 to 38 for the show. There is going to be a party scene that is being filmed in Decatur, GA from Aug. 18-20. It will be interesting to see who is hosting the party and why. Perhaps those that have returned from the Other Side will be celebrating? Elena probably won't be there, spoilers hint that she is going to be going through a lot of grief over losing Damon.
At Comic-Con, executive producer Julie Plec teased that Stefan might fix up Damon's car. Even though it isn't known if she was serious or not, there seems to be a clue that it might happen. Producers are searching for specific cars. They want cars from 1980 to 1994 for a scene being filmed in Covington. What is interesting is that the cars can be any color except red or white.
There is apparently going to be a scene at a diner. A casting call reveals that the show was looking for extras to work on a diner scene in Decatur at the end of July. The age range was pretty broad, 18 to 50. Everyone has to eat, right?
There have been minor spoilers about Elena and Caroline going back to school at Whitmore College. "The Vampire Diaries" was looking for extras to be part of a college scene. The ages they were looking for were from 18 and 32.
Back in July, casting directors were searching for extras to play football. Not just players, but coaches, students, alumni and faculty. It sounds like viewers will see an episode at a big game.
What do you think of the casting calls and scene descriptions for "The Vampire Diaries?" Season 6 will premiere on the CW on Oct. 2.
Suggested Links
- 'The Vampire Diaries' season 6: Julie Plec talks about the new Big Bad
- 'The Vampire Diaries' season 6: What is known about Damon and Bonnie
- 'The Vampire Diaries' season 6: Rumors of a 'Bamon' romance
- 'The Vampire Diaries': Season 6 spoilers revealed at Comic-Con
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LinuxWorld is under way in San Francisco this week (see Wired's coverage) and gOS, the Linux distro that made a splash after Walmart started selling gOS-equipped PCs, is back with a new release.
Perhaps the most interesting part of the new gOS is that the distro has adopted the newer, lightweight LXDE (which stands for Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment), giving the old Enlightenment desktop the heave-ho in the process.
And gOS isn't the only vender moving over to LXDE; the site lists a handful of others (including Ubuntulite, an Ubuntu derivative) that will ship or already are shipping with LXDE instead of Gnome or even Xfce.
Given that Linux has proved a popular money-saving choice for netbooks and low-cost, low-power internet PCs, it isn't really surprising that venders are looking for a lightweight alternative to Gnome — something to reduce the hardware load.
Of course that's not to say that LXDE is somehow less full-featured than Gnome, all the things you would expect — tabbed filebrowser, session manager, theme tools, terminal, text editor and more — are in LXDE, but the underlying framework allows for much lighter hardware requirements.
Indeed that's part of the pitch on the distros' website: "Not everyone on this earth is rich. There must be a nice desktop environment for those who can't afford new fancy hardware, and we have the ability to help them."
I'm curious to know if any Webmonkey readers have used LXDE. If so, let us know what you think in the comments. I'm planning on giving it a try (probably using Ubuntulite in a virtual machine) but if you have experiences with LXDE, let me know.
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Samsung Alias2 U750 for Verizon shows up
If you like Verizon's old Samsung Alias U740, you'll probably love the new Samsung Alias2 U750, which should be introduced by the giant CDMA carrier in the next few months.
According to Phone Arena, The Alias2 U750 keeps the dual-hinge design, but it has a feature that was never seen in a North American phone: its keypad comes with "dynamic keys" which display alphanumeric characters when the handset is flipped in portrait mode, or full QWERTY characters when in landscape mode. It may use E-Ink technology for this, but that's not confirmed.
Unfortunately, the rest of the specs the Alias2 has are not known.
The new Samsung Alias2 might be showcased at CTIA Wireless (1 – 3 April), so let's hope we'll find out more details about it then.


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Palin Says 'No!' on Cutting US Aid to Israel
Possible Republican presidential contender comes out swinging for the Jewish state, questions Obama's 'dithering' regarding Qaddafi.
By Gil Ronen
First Publish: 3/6/2011, 9:41 PM / Last Update: 3/6/2011, 10:14 PM
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Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin came out strongly in favor of continued U.S. foreign aid to Israel in a Sunday interview with Judge Jeanine Pirro on Foxnews.
"You know I'm sure that there's some waste and fraud in our foreign aid we need to find efficiencies and not give to any regime that would seek to harm Americans in any sense of the word 'harm,'" Palin said, "I don't support that kind of foreign aid at all. but when it comes to Israel - NO... I stand strong with Israel and unapologetically I say that America should keep this strong democratic ally that we have there in the Middle East and allow for protections around Israel."
"Think of what this state Israel has gone through, and what they have suffered through and what they have triumphed over," she said. "It is really telling about their tenacity and their character and it's just one reason, that character, as to why it is that we want them as our friend."
In a confident, articulate appearance and what some see as one of her best interviews to date, Palin was also asked why the Obama Administration was so hesitant to call the shooting of the US airmen in Germany an act of terror. Carefully, she said: "Our president's world view certainly seems a bit different than, I believe, most Americans because... I think if you ask most Americans on the street if someone was hell bent on killing one of our military personnel yelling Allah Akbar and had terrorist ties and you can't see that clearly as a terrorist, then we've got some things quite askew in our Administration."
Regarding the situation in Libya, where dictator Muammar Qaddafi is fighting to retain control, Palin came out in favor of a US-imposed no-fly zone there.
"Yes, 41 years of Qaddafi, he's got to go," she stated. "I think what was unfortunate there in Libya was that it took our Administration so long to finally have any full-throated support for ousting Qaddafi. We finally saw the writing on the wall. But what we should have done, instead of being hesitant that perhaps he would harm the American citizens who are over there, we should have told him through strong verb[i]age, we should have said "Qaddafi, if you touch a hair on one American citizen's head, we're going to hit you, we're going to hit you hard and you're not going to be left standing. Instead we were kind of hesitant, kind of dithering, vacillating on our position it seemed and that leads to a kind of perception of weakness around the globe. I wish that we would have been stronger there with our language about Libya and now actions have to follow the language that President Obama finally did articulate."
Judge Pirro asked Palin why she thought Obama was so slow about taking sides against Qaddafi when he was relatively quick about choosing sides against Egypt's Hosni Mubarak. Palin replied with a question:
"Why was he so hesitant back with the Green movement in Iran, when freedom fighters wanted to oust Ahmadinejad and our president didn't really want to participate there, with the language at least that should have showed the support for ousting a dictator, ousting an oppressor?"
"It's tough to pinpoint why it is that President Obama (...) would seek to oust at least a quasi-ally in Mubarak who had been by our side for those 30 years... quick to oust him but quite hesitant on Qaddafi, on Ahmadinejad... that scares me."
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After the Tennessee Senate cleared a measure on Tuesday, Senate Bill 2424, which would allow people who are legally entitled to carry a firearm in Tennessee to carry their weapon in a holster that is publicly visible without a permit, Senator Stacey Campfield (R-Knoxville) reported on Facebook that a new $100,000 fiscal note has been attached to the legislation that could very well kill the bill. The reported reason for the note is that the Tennessee Department of Safety has come up with a bogus legal fiction that says that the department must change the language on Tennessee concealed-carry permits from "Handgun Carry Permit" to "Concealed Carry Permit." The legislation's sponsor, Senator Mae Beavers (R-Mount Juliet) made it known in a Facebook comment yesterday that she is not amused.
"The bill had language that said they did not have to change the permits," Beavers wrote in a comment on Senator Campfield's Facebook page. "The new fiscal note said they would change them because it was the department policy. They say in the fiscal note that they were changing the wording to concealed carry permit. We have a carry permit that includes both concealed and open carry. That is why it is called a carry permit. To put concealed on the permits would be against state law."
The bill's House sponsor, Rep. Micah Van Huss (R-Jonesborough), is reported to be working on an amendment that would forbid changing the wording on Tennessee carry permits if this legislation were to pass.
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IEEE Day will be on Thursday, October 30th, at Kingsbury Hall.
Computer and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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A person's interest in sex at a particular moment in time depends on a number of factors such as an attractive face, a pleasant fragrance, or a sexy image. A new UCLA study evaluated the relationship between brain responses to real-world sexual behaviors. The study provided insight into why some individuals are prone to participate in risky sexual behaviors. The study was published in the current online edition of the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.
A key factor for engaging in sexual activity is motivation; however, individuals differ in their response to sex cues; some react strongly and some do not. A higher responsiveness to sexual cues might provide greater motivation for an individual to act sexually; furthermore, risky sexual behaviors typically occur when he or she is motivated by particularly potent, sexual reward cues. Researchers at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior have discovered for the first time that how strongly the brain responded to viewing sexual images was related to the number of sex partners a person had in the previous year.
The study authors note that gaining understanding how the brain responds to sexual images could help scientists create a brain stimulation intervention to reduce sensitivity to sexual reward; thus, it might reduce some individuals urge to engage in risky sexual activities. Dr. Nicole Prause, a research scientist in the department of psychiatry in the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, and her colleagues used an electroencephalogram (EEG) to measure a particular type of electrical activity in the brains of people as they were viewing a variety of images; some of the images were romantic, others were pornographic, and others had nothing at all to do with sex.
"These are the first data we know of that link brain responses to actual sexual risk behaviors," explained Dr. Prause. She added, "If your brain responds very strongly even to very tame pictures of sex, then you seem to be easily sexually excited in the real world, too. If we show very explicit sex pictures, eventually everyone's brain responds strongly. It is those weaker images, just hinting at sex, that show the difference."
The study group comprised 40 men and 22 women, aged 18 to 40; they completed a questionnaire, which included the question, "How many partners have you had sexual intercourse with in the last 12 months?" They were then shown 225 images that included non-sexual, pleasant images (for example, skydiving), neutral images (such as portraits), and sexual images ranging from G-rated to explicit scenes. While viewing the images, the subjects' brain activity was measured by an EEG. Specifically, the researchers assessed a type of activity called late positive potential, which reacts to images depending on their emotional intensity.
The investigators found that participants who reported having had a higher number of sexual partners in the previous year exhibited similar late positive potential responses to both the graphic and less-graphic sexual images. The subjects who reported having had fewer intercourse partners in the previous year had different responses. They showed reduced late positive potential responses to the less explicit sexual images and greater response to the more graphic images.
Dr. Prause explained, "This pattern helps tell us why people may choose to pursue new sex partners. For example, some researchers have suggested that people may pursue new partners to experience sexual excitement that they did not experience in their regular lives or with their regular partner. She noted, these results, "suggest that new partners actually might be pursued because people have high sexual excitement in response to any potential partner, whether regular or new. This distinction is very important if we want to help people feel in control of their sexual urges."


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The Necromancy Mod 1.7.10, 1.7.2, 1.6.4
Minecraft Necromancy Mod
This mod is all about necromancy. Also known as the art of reanimation. using this mod, you can reanimate slain foes and use your minions to rule the world! (of minecraftia).
First things first. you need to get some blood. In order to harvest blood you need some Bone Needles. these are crafted like so:
Craft yourself some Glass Bottles and hit a mob with a needle. This will consume the needle and the bottle, but you will get a Jar of Blood in return. If you're on a server you can also hit the other players to get their blood.
Next up, the Necronomicon.
With the necronomicon you can create yourself a Summoning Altar! Place 2 cobblestone and a plank in a row (in the world, not the crafting bench) and right click the plank. You still can't summon a minion yet though. You need to get some souls first. How? With a Scythe, a Blood Scythe.
Use this weapon to kill some mobs and make sure you have some glass bottles left in your inventory. If you use the Scythe to deliver the final blow, a bottle will be filled with a soul.
One more thing. You need a Sewing Machine to create bodyparts. It is crafted like so
Now this is where it gets complicated. There are a lot of recipes so i won't post them all, but i'll show you the basic recipes, or templates if you will
You need to start with getting some skin.
with the skin, you can create heads, torso's, legs and arms. You'll also need some organs, these can be obtained by killing mobs.
You'll notice that these recipes won't work and that they have holes in them. Like I said before, these are the template recipes. Let's say you want to create a spider head, you take the head template recipe and put some string next to the brain. If you want a zombie head you put some rotten flesh next to the brain.
Back to the Summoning Altar. You should have body parts now and you should see a couple of slots in the Altar. The left one is for blood, the right one is for souls. Place your body parts in the center to create a minion. If you are happy with the way your minion looks and you have supplied the altar with blood and a soul, you shift right-click the wooden part and the minion will spawn. If you aren't creative, the altar will use up your blood, soul and body parts. If you have The Harken Scythe mod installed, you can also use their souls instead of mine.
So what can you do with your minions? As of now, not much. They will follow and protect you. You can also saddle them by using a saddle on them. Keep in mind that this only works if you minion has a spider torso. Shift right click to mount the minion and right click again do dismount. If you want, you can craft yourself a Brain on a Stick to control them.
One last thing. If you're the exploring kind, you might prefer to go to the nether to get your blood. Nether Chalice's spawn randomly in the lava lakes.
They hold a ton of blood, but it can be dangerous to reach them. The blood can be picked up with buckets. You can transform Blood buckets to and from Jars of Blood like so
Necro API
The API allows modders to implement their own mobs into the game, if this mod and their mod is installed. Keep in mind that you have to wait for the next necromancy version for this to work. That doesn't mean that you have to wait to add your mobs though.
How to install Necromancy Mod:
- Download and install Minecraft Forge
- Download Necromancy Mod
- Drag and drop this mod into the mods folder.
- Done and Enjoy!
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DFS Film: Rushmore
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10th-grader Max (Jason Schwartzman) faces expulsion from Rushmore Academy in Wes Anderson's coming-of-age, screwball comedy.
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Equal parts coming-of-age story, French New Wave homage and screwball comedy, Wes Anderson's dazzling sophomore effort captures the pain and exuberance of adolescence with wit and cinematic panache. Tenth grader Max Fischer (Jason Schwartzman) is Rushmore Academy's most extracurricular student—and it's least scholarly. He faces expulsion, and enters into unlikely friendships with both a lovely first-grade teacher (Olivia Williams) and a melancholy self-made millionaire (Bill Murray). D: Wes Anderson, US, 1998, 93m
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Humans are the main amplifying host of the virus, although studies have shown that in some parts ofthe world monkeys may become infected and perhaps serve as a source of virus for uninfected mosquitoes. The virus circulates in the blood of infected humans for two to seven days, atapproximately the same time as they have fever; Aedes mosquitoes may acquire the virus when theyfeed on an individual during this period.
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Eyes Like Stars
Eyes Like Stars
Theatre Illuminata, Act I
Feiwel & Friends, Hardcover, 9780312380960, 368pp.
Publication Date: July 7, 2009
All her world's a stage.
Bertie Shakespeare Smith is not an actress, yet she lives in a theater.
She's not an orphan, but she has no parents.
She knows every part, but she has no lines of her own.
That is, until now.
Enter Stage Right
NATE. Dashing pirate. Will do anything to protect Bertie.
COBWEB, MOTH, MUSTARD SEED, and PEASEBLOSSOM. Four tiny and incredibly annoying fairies. BERTIE'S sidekicks.
ARIEL. Seductive air spirit and Bertie's weakness. The symbol of impending doom.
BERTIE. Our heroine.
Welcome to the Theatre Illuminata, where the actors of every play ever written can be found behind the curtain. They were born to play their parts, and are bound to the Theatre by The Book--an ancient and magical tome of scripts. Bertie is not one of them, but they are her family--and she is about to lose them all and the only home she has ever known.
Lisa Mantchev has written a debut novel that is dramatic, romantic, and witty, with an irresistible and irreverent cast of characters who are sure to enchant the audience.
Open Curtain.
Lisa Mantchev is the author of the Theatre Illuminata series, including Perchance to Dream and Eyes Like Stars. She grew up in the small Northern California town of Ukiah. She wrote her first play in the fourth grade, and has been involved in theater ever since. She received two scholarships to study drama at the University of California, Irvine. She won the Chancellor's Award For Undergraduate Research in Drama her senior year while studying in the Campuswide Honors Program. After graduation, she taught English at the Lycée Internationale de Los Angeles and created their Drama After School Program. In between report cards and drafting scripts for Winter and Spring productions, she wrote fiction. Her first professional short fiction sale was in 2002, and her debut trilogy sold in 2007. Mantchev makes her home on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state with her husband Angel, her daughter Amélie and four hairy miscreant dogs. When not scribbling, she can be found on the beach, up a tree, making jam or repairing things with her trusty glue gun.
Praise for Eyes Like Stars:
"Lisa Mantchev's theatrical fantasy 'Eyes Like Stars' pits a plucky orphan, Beatrice Shakespeare Smith, and her fairy attendants against the wiles of Ariel and a stuffy stage manager."—New York Times Book Review
"All the world's truly a stage in Lisa Mantchev's innovative tale, Eyes Like Stars. Magical stagecraft, unmanageable fairies, and a humourous cast of classical characters form the backdrop for this imaginative coming-of age."—Suzanne Collins
"With an iron-willed girl hero whose magic is with words, and a universe that is also the ultimate theater, Eyes Like Stars is the most unusual fantasy I've read this year! I recommend it to anyone who loves drama, strong girls, and rowdy faery folk!"—Tamora Pierce
"Electric…delicious…fascinating…vivid…smart and sassy…bawdy and hilarious…Brava! Encore!"—Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review
"Bertie's determined efforts to become invaluable form the basic plot in this wildly imagined adventure…Mantchev clearly knows theater from all angles, and she uses inventive play-within-play formats to create a tumble of multiple, even metaphysical narratives filled with delicious banter and familiar characters from the dramatic canon. Many teens, particularly those with some theatrical background, will look forward to the sequel suggested at the end of this bravely flamboyant and wholly original romp."—Booklist
"Mantchev's first novel feels dreamlike…underneath is a solid story about the search for happiness and identity. Inside jokes will delight drama club devotees…but this passionate debut should attract a broader readership as well."—Publishers Weekly


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Index creation for individually unique objects like residential real estate and art requires a
different approach than used for an index of stocks, bonds and commodities. This is due to the
infrequency of trading and differences in the characteristics of the objects that come to market
from period to period. Thus for art and real estate an index based on average prices over a
period of time may be more dependent on the mix of objects that come to market rather than
changes in the underlying market itself. A database of repeat sales of the same object resolves
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For the last ten years we have reported on the Mei Moses® family of art indexes based on a proprietary database of repeat sale pairs created from transactions in the United States art auction market, principally the New York auction houses. Since 2007 we expanded our ongoing data collection to include Europe and recently added data from art transactions in China and historical information from THE EUROPEAN FINE ART DATABASE created by Prof. Rachel Pownall. Together these additions expanded our original database by more that 14,000 repeat sale pairs for objects resold in Europe and China. The new combined database now contains a total of over 30,000 repeat sale pairs for approximately 20,000 individual works of art. We believe it is the largest database for deriving financial returns actually achieved from transparent transactions in individual works of art. Beautiful Asset Advisors® LLC will continuously update this information as sales at Sotheby's and Christie's take place around the world for art in the collecting categories we cover. We expect to add approximately 3,000 repeat sale pairs to our database each year. The database now contains sufficient observations to develop our new annual world all art index commencing in 1810. We use a statistical methodology to create our indexes which is similar to that developed by Professors Case and Shiller for their residential real estate index published by Standard and Poor's.
To insure transparency for our art indexes we only collect data based on public auction results. The database was compiled from information in the catalogues for auctions held by Sotheby's and Christie's (and their predecessor firms) throughout the world for various time periods from 1925 through 2011 (Since we can only analyze what is knowable our data does not include "bought-in" paintings that did not sell due to the fact that the bid was below an unknown reservation price) for the following art collecting categories: American before 1950, 19th Century and Old Master, Impressionist and Modern, Post War and Contemporary, Latin American, British after 1850, and Traditional Chinese works of Art. If a painting's provenance included a prior public sale, we use our best research efforts to obtain the consummated prior purchase price at any auction house, anyplace in the world and at any date. If the object has been held for at least a year and we have successfully found both the sale and purchase prices including the relevant buyer's premium we include it in our database. Thus, we introduce no subjective sample selection bias.
We relied primarily on the New York Public Library, the Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the auction houses' online reports, and various online transactional auction art websites, for auction price histories. Some objects had been sold a number of times over the years, resulting in up to seven repeat sale pairs for some works of art. The average auction interval between purchase and sale in our data base is 22 years. Each resale pair is a separate entry in our database. Some of the original auction purchases dated back to the 17th century.
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We gather data continuously on the world art market from Sotheby's and Christie's auction houses. For the major art collecting categories we follow we search the current sale catalogues for items that have sold that had a prior auction purchase. We add about 3000 new pairs each year.
We intend to publish the new value of the Mei Moses® World All Art annual index during the first week of January of each year. Using newly collected data, we update the index with a monthly tracking report. Information on historic performance of our indexes is available to registered premium users of this website. For customers interested in a more detailed description of the data and methodology please see our article, Art as an Investment and the Underperformance of Masterpieces, in the December 2002 issue of the American Economic Review.
Since our indexes are annual indexes, for consistency, we assume that all purchases and sales take place on the last day of the year. To obtain statically meaningful results, we have found an annual time period to be the shortest time period that is feasible. The statistical methodology used to create the indexes requires substantial and uninterrupted data in each time period.
In general, and this year in particular, many art market participants would like to have some information on the tenor of the market during the year. To try to satisfy this demand, we decided to issue periodic index tracking updates during the year. We are now getting sufficient, and timely, incremental data during a year so that at periodic intervals we can recreate our indexes with the sales that have transpired during the year up to that date. We treat the sales in each successive year-to-date period as if they represented transactions for a full year.
These tracking values assume that no additional repeat sale pairs would be added to our database between the end of the relevant tracking period of the year and the end of the year for each collecting category. The latest tracking information is also available to premium members of this website.
We intend to issue these tracking reports monthly for the world all art index, quarterly for our four world collecting category indexes and semi annually for our three regional collecting category indexes. This approach is for tracking purposes only. We are not now providing and do not intend in the future to publish, long term return, risk or correlation studies based on this tracking information. We have not studied whether these interim tracking results are good or bad predictors of the final year end index values.
We must also point out that prior performance of our indexes is no guarantee of future results. We are not financial advisors or in the business of recommending art as an investment. Investment decision should be based on the risk return tolerance and time horizon of the investor with, if desired the support of a licensed financial advisor. This information and the information on our website is provided "as is" and no representations or warranties either express or implied of accuracy, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose or of any other nature are made with respect to this information or to any expressed views presented in this information.


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Airtel Super Singer 4 Winner Name 2014 is Diwakar
Airtel Super Singer 4 Winner Name 2014|Vijay Tv Show 1st February– Airtel sponsored Super Singer 4 final episode of 2014 will be telecast today on Vijay TV and here i will show you the winner name of this Singing Competition just after the announcement of the winner. Here I will also tell you the finalist candidates list too and the winner and Runner up candidate for this program too.
Airtel Super Singer 4 Winner Name 2014|Vijay Tv Show 1st February-
Final List of candidates-
- Winner of #SuperSinger4 – #Diwakar
- Runner – #Syed
- 3rd – #SharathSanthosh
- 4th – #Parvathy
- 5th – #Sonia
List of Candidates who have been choose as the Finalist of Super Singer 2014 are as follows-
1 Diwakar
2. Sonia
3. Syed Subahan
4. Sarath Santhosh
5. Parvathy
All of the above are just brilliant singers.
Till Now their not official announcement of the Result of this Reality Singing show. I will update you very soon the name of the winner.
Airtel Super Singer 4 Winner Name 2014 is Diwakar
It will be updated soon.
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