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Timing of Ratings Award Intriguing
It's good to see the euro zone authorities are getting ahead of the game for once.
That the European Financial Stability Facility, Europe's bailout fund, was awarded a triple-A rating by S&P, Moody's and Fitch Ratings early Monday is no surprise in itself, as the facility is specifically structured so it can secure the best ratings and borrow as cheaply as possible.
However, the timing of the release is far more interesting.
According to S&P, the EFSF's mandate is to lend to any of the 16 euro zone member state governments in the event of market disruption. "If a euro zone member receives approval for EFSF funding, EFSF would issue bonds in the capital markets and on-lend the proceeds to the sovereign borrower after deducting an amount to serve as a fungible reserve," S&P says in this morning's EFSF ratings report.
Until now, it hasn't mattered that EFSF has no rating because it hasn't needed to sell any bonds. So news that all three ratings agencies have released ratings at once naturally piques one's interest. The obvious explanation for such timing would be that those in charge of EFSF want to have ratings in place in case the fund is called on at short notice.
And with vulnerable governments racking up debt sales this week, there are a few obvious contenders.
In particular Ireland and Portugal will both face a test of bond investors' confidence this week as they look to sell €7.5 billion of new debt. Ireland will re-open its four-year and eight-year bonds for up to €1.5 billion, while Portugal will re-open its four-year and 10-year lines.
While the relevant bond spread over bunds on Portuguese and Irish debt is a touch lower Monday, the renewed tension surrounding Ireland and the sympathetic widening in Portuguese spreads seen at the end of last week, will be enough to enough to keep both nations firmly in focus.
Either way, it's good to know the EFSF now stands ready to act should either nation suffer a "market disruption."


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Tony Sparano's secrets
As part of the Sun-Sentinel's football special sections that run in Thursday's paper we'll have interesting Q&A's with some of your favorite football personalities throughout the state.
There are tons of Dolphins, Gators, Hurricanes, Owls and Seminoles answering offbeat question, and I figured I'd give you a sneak peek into some of Tony Sparano's dirty little secrets.
O: What's the toughest thing about your position?
Sparano: "All the things that take me away from football. The media, travel, all the things that take me away the screen. I love to be there watching football. But I know doing all those things is important."
What pro athlete do you admire most?
"Tiger Woods because of his mental toughness. I love it. He's tremendous."
Which player would you want to have your back in a bar fight?
"Jason Ferguson. (He answers with no hesitation). I know exactly what he's going to bring to the game, and I know exactly how he is as a person."
Which player would you ask to pick you up from the airport?
"I don't know how to answer that. They might all drop me off in a river right now after all these practices."
What's the most important thing a coach should do?
"Communicate with his players. In today's game, we demand so much out of our players. We really do. If you are not telling them why, and you aren't telling them every once in a while that you appreciate what they are doing, that you like what they are doing every now and then, they can tune you out. The worst thing you can become is white noise."
What's the one thing you wish you could do well and can't?
"I wish I could golf well."
Which TV show are you embarrassed to watch?
"I'm really embarrassed that I watch…..(long pause)….at 1 o'clock in the morning I watched the finale of So You Think You Can Dance. There, I said it."
What's your guilty pleasure?
"Ice cream. My favorite favor, and I can't find it anywhere, is Coconut Mounds ice cream. It's big up north."
What's your biggest pet peeve?
"Excuse making. I can't stand people who make excuses."
Hope you enjoyed a look into your new head coach. In Thursday's paper you'll find a personality profile on Sparano that I wrote, and it might help you understand why he's always wearing shades.
So here's my question for The Mob (I hope it's growing on you).
If you could ask Sparano one question what would it be?
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April 8 C-USA Softball Players of the Week
April 8, 2013
IRVING, Texas - UCF sophomore Mackenzie Audas has been named Conference USA Pitcher of the Week after she tossed a five-inning no-hitter and struck out 38 batters, including a C-USA single-game record-tying 17 against UTEP and 11 against No. 3 Florida. Freshman Shaelynn Braxton of Marshall is the Hitter of the Week after hitting .455 (5-for-11), with eight runs batted in, four runs scored and a 1.000 slugging percentage during a series win against Houston.
Conference USA Hitter of the Week - Shaelynn Braxton, Marshall, Fr., UTL, Woodbridge, Va..
Braxton hit .455 with a 5-for-11 performance last week as the Herd claimed a series win against Houston. She led the team in hits (5), runs (4), home runs (2) RBI (8), total bases (11) and slugging percentage (1.000). In game one against Houston, she went 3-for-4 with a two-run home run that added to the five-inning, 13-1 victory. In game three, Braxton was responsible for four of the five Marshall runs, hitting a three-run home run in the first inning and sacrifice fly in the fifth, which brought home the winning run in a 5-4 game. This is Braxton's first Hitter of the Week award.
Conference USA Pitcher of the Week - Mackenzie Audas, UCF, So., Plant City, Fla.
Audas went 3-1 with a 1.17 ERA in 4 appearances (three starts) last week, leading all C-USA pitchers in innings (24), strikeouts (38) and wins (3). Audas opened her week dropping a narrow 2-1 decision to No. 3 Florida. However, she allowed just two hits in five innings and struck out 11 hitters. Coming into that contest, the Gators were hitting .291 as a team and were fourth in the nation with 52 home runs, yet only managed a pair of singles off Audas. The Knights then went into a conference slate against UTEP and Audas had perhaps the best all-around series of her career. The Plant City native spun her second-career no hitter in game one as she allowed just a pair of walks to go along with eight strikeouts over five innings in the Knights' 8-0 victory. In game two of Saturday's doubleheader, she entered the game to open the 5th inning with the score tied at two. She tossed three innings of one-hit relief and earned her second victory of the day as UCF won, 3-2. On Sunday, Audas had a record-setting performance. She racked up a 2013 league-high 17 strikeouts which also tied the all-time record for strikeouts in a conference game. Audas allowed just five hits and two runs over 11 innings of work, also a career-high. It was her third victory of the series as the Knights earned their first weekend sweep of the season. This is the fourth Pitcher of the Week honor for Audas' career and first this season.
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This Week . . .
UCLA was scheduled to compete at the USTA/ITA National Team Indoors in Madison, Wisc. Feb. 17-20, however with several key players nursing injuries, the No. 8 Bruins have pulled out of the tournament. The Bruins won't be in action again until Thursday, Feb. 24 when they host Loyola Marymount at the Los Angeles Tennis Center beginning at 1:30 p.m.
Most Recent . . .
The No. 8 ranked UCLA women's tennis team pulled out a close 5-4 victory over Oregon in Eugene this past Friday. With the match tied at 3-3 heading into doubles play, the Bruins won two of three doubles matches to secure the 5-4 decision. In singles action, Sara Walker improved to 20-4 on the season and 5-0 in dual-match action, beating No. 61 Alina Wygnowska 6-2, 6-3. Abigail Spears, seeing her first action at No. 2 singles after playing the five previous matches at No. 4, beat Monika Gieczys 6-2, 6-3. Also impressive on the afternoon was Annica Cooper, who won 6-0, 6-0 in the No. 4 slot.
Freshmen Duo Making Immediate Impact . . .
In UCLA's 5-4 win over Oregon on Friday, freshmen Sara Walker and Abigail Spears not only played in the top two singles positions, they each improved to 6-0 in dual-match competition as well. With her win over No. 61 Alina Wygonowska or Oregon, Walker, the team's No. 1 player in four of UCLA's six matches this season, improved to 20-4 on the season. On Jan. 16 she won both the singles and doubles titles (w/Basic) at the National Collegiate Tennis Classic, becoming the first freshman ever to do so. Spears, ranked No. 9 nationally in the USTA Girl's 18s division last year as a junior, is 13-5 overall this season and ranked No. 34 in doubles with teammate Elizabeth Schmidt.
UCLA in the ITA Rankings . . .
As a team, UCLA debuted at No. 8 in the Fall ITA rankings. The next rankings will be released on Wed., Feb. 16. In the latest Fall individual rankings, No. 46 Sara Walker and No. 85 Annica Cooper are ranked in singles. Petya Marinova and Walker are UCLA's highest ranked team at No. 19 and are followed by Abigail Spears and Elizabeth Schmidt at No. 34.
Walker Featured in SI's "Faces in the Crowd" . . .
Last week's edition of Sports Illustrated featured Bruin freshman Sara Walker, who won both the singles and doubles titles at the prestigious National Collegiate Tennis Classic on Jan. 16. En route to the championship, she defeated teammate Amanda Basica 6-1, 6-2 in the semifinals and No. 4 ranked Jewel Peterson of USC 7-5, 6-0 in the final. Ranked No. 46 in the latest ITA rankings, Walker is currently 6-0 in dual-match play and her 20-4 (.833) overall singles record is the best on the team.
Singles Dual Tourn. All Player Match Matches Matches Amanda Basica 3-2 3-4 6-6 Annica Cooper 2-2 6-4 8-6 Jennifer Donahue 1-2 1-1 2-3 Catherine Hawley ? 6-8 6-8 Petya Marinova 1-2 2-5 3-7 Cristina Popescu - - - Elizabeth Schmidt 3-3 6-6 9-9 Abigail Spears 6-0 7-5 13-5 Michelle Stiefel 0-1 1-2 1-3 Sara Walker 6-0 14-4 20-4 Zana Zlebnik 0-2 0-2 Totals 22-14 46-39 68-53
Date Opponent/Tour. Site Time/Result JANUARY 19 FRESNO STATE LATC W 8-1 21 CS NORTHRIDGE LATC W 6-1 28 @ Arizona (31) Tucson L 4-5 29 @ Arizona State (12) Tempe W 6-3 FEBRUARY 8 PEPPERDINE LATC L 3-5 11 @ Oregon Eugene W 5-4


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The oldest and most southern site of Clovis culture along with the first evidence that Clovis peoples hunted a now extinct elephant-like mammal called gomphotheres has been found in Sonora, Mexico. A local rancher led Vance T. Holliday from the University of Arizona and colleagues from Mexico and Germany to this new discovery. The fossil find was reported in the July 14, 2014, edition of the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Clovis culture is well documented in North America. Previous studies have agreed that Clovis people branched away from their Asian kindred after crossing the Bering Land Bridge. The oldest previously discovered Clovis artifacts date to between 12,900 years ago and 13,200 years ago. The remains found at El Fin del Mundo in Sonora were dated to 13,900 years ago.
The fossil site presented an array of Clovis spear points that are the archetypal sign of this hunter-gatherer culture. The site also revealed the remains of two juvenile gomphotheres. The gomphothere bones show signs of having been hunted and killed for food by the Clovis people that inhabited the site. The gomphothere remains date to the same time frame as the Clovis artifacts.
This site is the most southern Clovis site ever found in the Americas. The find indicates that Clovis culture may have first developed in the North American Southwest after crossing the Bering Land Bridge. The Clovis culture migrated eastward into what is now the United States at some time between 13,900 years ago and 13,000 years ago.
Anthropologists have argued about the path of migration of Clovis people since the discovery of the first Clovis artifact in 1927. This new find adds evidence to the idea that Clovis people moved south along the Pacific coast of North America before they ventured into the East. The discovery shows Clovis people were in the Americas at least 700 years earlier than ever known before.


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(sapropterin dihydrochloride) Powder for Oral Solution
What is Kuvan?
Kuvan is a prescription medicine used to lower blood levels of phenylalanine (Phe), in people with a certain type of Phenylketonuria (PKU). Kuvan is used along with a Phe-restricted diet.
What should I tell my doctor before taking Kuvan?
Before you take Kuvan, tell your doctor if you:
- have a fever
- have liver or kidney problems
- are allergic to sapropterin dihydrochloride or any of the ingredients in Kuvan. See the list of ingredients in Kuvan at the end of this leaflet.
- have poor nutrition or have loss of appetite
- are pregnant or plan to become pregnant.
Pregnancy Registry: There is a pregnancy registry for women who take Kuvan during pregnancy. The purpose of this registry is to collect information about the health of you and your baby. Talk to your healthcare provider about how you can take part in this registry.
- are breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed. It is not known if Kuvan passes into your breast milk. Talk to your doctor about the best way to feed your baby if you take Kuvan.
Tell your doctor about all the medicines you take, including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, herbal, and dietary supplements. Kuvan and other medicines may interact with each other.
Especially tell your doctor if you take:
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Tell your doctor if you are not sure if your medicine is one that is listed above.
Know the medicines you take. Keep a list of them to show your doctor and pharmacist when you get a new medicine.
How should I take Kuvan?
- Take Kuvan exactly as your doctor tells you. Your doctor should tell you how much Kuvan to take and when to take it.
- Your doctor may change your dose of Kuvan depending on how you respond to treatment.
- Take Kuvan 1 time each day with food. It is best to take Kuvan at the same time each day.
- Kuvan comes as a tablet and powder for oral solution.
- You can swallow Kuvan tablets whole or dissolve the tablets in water or apple juice before taking.
- Kuvan powder for oral solution should be dissolved in water or apple juice before taking.
- See the "Instructions for Use" at the end of this Patient Information leaflet for information about the correct way to dissolve and take a dose of Kuvan tablets or Kuvan powder for oral solution.
- It is not possible to know if Kuvan will work for you until you start taking Kuvan. Your doctor will check your blood Phe levels when you start taking Kuvan to see if the medicine is working.
- During treatment with Kuvan:
- any change you make to your diet may affect your blood Phe level. Follow your doctor's instructions carefully and do not make any changes to your dietary Phe intake without first talking with your doctor. Even if you take Kuvan, if your Phe blood levels are not well controlled, you can develop severe neurologic problems.
- Your doctor should continue to monitor your blood Phe levels often during your treatment with Kuvan, to make sure that your blood Phe levels are not too high or too low.
- If you have a fever, or if you are sick, your blood Phe level may go up. Tell your doctor as soon as possible so they can change your dose of Kuvan to help keep your blood Phe levels in the desired range.
- If you forget to take your dose of Kuvan, take it as soon as you remember that day. Do not take 2 doses in a day.
- If you take too much Kuvan, call your doctor for advice.
What are the possible side effects of Kuvan?
Kuvan can cause serious side effects, including:
- Severe allergic reactions. Stop taking Kuvan and
get medical help right away if you develop any of these symptoms of a severe
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- wheezing or trouble breathing
- nausea
- rash
- coughing
- feeling lightheaded or you faint
- Inflammation of the lining of the stomach (gastritis).
Gastritis can happen with Kuvan and may be severe. Call your doctor right
away if you have any of these signs or symptoms:
- severe upper stomach-area (abdominal) discomfort or pain, nausea and vomiting
- blood in your vomit or stool
- black, tarry stools
- Too much or constant activity (hyperactivity) can
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- talking too much
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- diarrhea
- runny nose and nasal congestion
- vomiting
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- sore throat
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How should I store Kuvan?
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- Keep Kuvan tablets in the original bottle with the cap closed tightly.
- Protect from moisture. Do not remove the desiccant (the small packet included with your tablets). The desiccant absorbs moisture.
Keep Kuvan and all medicines out of the reach of children.
General information about the safe and effective use of Kuvan
Medicines are sometimes prescribed for purposes other than those listed in a Patient Information leaflet. Do not use Kuvan for a condition for which it was not prescribed. Do not give Kuvan to other people, even if they have the same symptoms you have. It may harm them.
If you would like more information, talk with your doctor. You can ask your pharmacist or doctor for information about Kuvan that is written for health professionals. For more information, call BioMarin Patient and Physician Support (BPPS) at 1-866-906-6100.
What are the ingredients in Kuvan?
Active ingredient: sapropterin dihydrochloride.
Kuvan tablet inactive ingredients: ascorbic acid, crospovidone, dibasic calcium phosphate, D-mannitol, riboflavin, and sodium stearyl fumarate.
Kuvan powder for oral solution inactive ingredients: ascorbic acid, D-mannitol, potassium citrate, and sucralose.
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KUVAN tablets can be swallowed whole or dissolved in water or apple juice as follows:
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- The tablets may not dissolve completely. You may see small pieces floating on top of the water or apple juice. This is normal and safe for you to swallow.
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This Patient Information has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Last reviewed on RxList: 1/6/2014
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PhotoSpeak Enables a face in photo to "speak", just as the portraits in "Harry Potter" do. PhotoSpeak for Android Bringing Snapshots to Life. From the masters of image manipulation at Motion Portrait, PhotoSpeak takes still photos from your Android handset and transforms them into amazing 3D avatars that can repeat your every word on your phone.
Android PhotoSpeak is a very entertaining application for your Android terminal where you can create 3D faces and add voices, as does the crazy talk, here only do you get the photo you upload to a server and you are ready to edit.
The app is very is to use. The application will animate a 3D photo using server MotionPortrait and shows it in the terminal so that we can interact with the avatar and see how it plays phrases we record. All you need to take or pick a face photo and send it to the server MotionPortrait. In a minute, 3D face is downloaded and starts moving and blinking like human Real.
Basically PhotoSpeak allows you to convert your avatars photographs and interactive motions, as you can see in the video below, the images follow the movement of your fingers, and even can record audio, and then repeat the photograph with lip movement and all. With its face recognition technology, it can also be possible to make 3D faces of human like stuff such as portrait pictures, cartoon characters, or even doodles. It is easy to make the 3D face speak whatever you want. You can even record your own voice, and make a face speak with it.
PhotoSpeak Android app video review:
PhotoSpeak v1.1.2:
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PhotoSpeak was developed for Android by MotionPortrait, Inc
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Chace Crawford may have found a way to make his marijuana possession charge disappear from his permanent record.
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South Korea's surprise election results
Author: Myoung-ho Park, Dongguk University
South Korean voters find themselves in the midst of a busy political year.
The parliamentary election, which took place on 11 April, saw the governing Saenuri Party retain power. But attention is now turning toward the upcoming presidential election in December.
The Saenuri Party, which controlled 60 per cent of seats before the election, managed just to keep its majority in the national assembly by winning 152 of the parliament's 300 seats. The party had feared a crushing defeat because President Lee Myung-bak's approval rating remains low at around 20 per cent and successive bribery scandals have also damaged the party's reputation.
But after leading the Saenuri Party to a surprising victory in the parliamentary elections, the party's leader, Geun-hye Park, now stands a good chance of becoming South Korea's next president. It would make her the first democratically elected female president in South Korea, an economically vibrant but largely male-dominated society. Park's new platform of robust welfare-oriented policies helped to move the traditionally conservative party slightly to the left. This new focus was an appeal to voters otherwise fed up with the nation's jobless recovery following the global financial crisis.
The presence of a clear presidential front runner and a centre-right vision for the country's future seems to have helped the Saenuri Party win more seats than the opposition in South Chungcheong and Gangwon provinces, where the opposition had been successful in the last parliamentary and local elections.
Following the 2008 national assembly elections, a new version of regionalism seemed to have emerged throughout the country. The new regionalism contrasts voter behaviour between Seoul and other metropolitan areas with the less-urbanised areas. On the other hand, the old regionalism highlighted the parties' regional strongholds. The result of the April 2012 election surprised many because it seems to suggest that the old version of regionalism has reappeared, with both the Saenuri Party and the Democratic United Party taking almost all the seats in their respective strongholds.
The degree of influence that social media exerted on voting behaviour also seems to be divided between cities and non-cities. Statistics show that around 60 per cent of people who use these services live in Seoul and other metropolitan areas and they are predominantly younger voters, often with liberal leanings. This indicates that South Korea's metropolitan areas should have been ripe for the opposition parties to take advantage of strong anti-government sentiment. While the opposition parties did gain 62 per cent of seats allocated to these regions, it was not enough for them to take full control of the national assembly. Seoul and other metropolitan areas hold 46 per cent of the 246 seats allocated to local districts across the country, but the opposition parties won only 4 seats of the 67 allocated to the southeastern Youngnam regions. The Saenuri Party, on the other hand, swept up the other 63 seats in this area, which represents 50 per cent of the seats the party acquired in the local districts.
The liberal opposition Democratic United Party secured 127 seats; its coalition partner, the left-leaning United Progressive Party, won 13 seats. The election results were particularly disappointing for the opposition coalition, which sought to win a comfortable majority in the national assembly. The governing party already suffered a setback in local elections two years ago, and again in the 2011 by-election for Seoul's mayor. Furthermore, the April election was largely regarded as a referendum on President Lee Myung-bak and the governing party. The opposition parties expected to ride a liberal, anti-government wave to victory in the parliamentary elections, yet their failure to do so turned the result into an unwelcome surprise. One of the main explanations for the defeat is the opposition's perceived lack of vision for the future. Many South Koreans believe the opposition relied on the president's low approval rating to win them votes, without developing their own policy alternatives.
Voter turnout for the parliamentary election was 54.3 per cent — an 8.2 percentage point increase on the 2008 election, which had the lowest turnout for national assembly elections since democratisation in 1988. Many academics are paying special attention to South Korea's voting patterns this year to determine how the traditional cleavage structures of regionalism change across generational, class and ideology lines. Looking forward to the presidential election in December, we may get some further clues about the possible realignment of the relationship between parties and their traditional regional support base.
Myoung-ho Park is Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science, Dongguk University, Seoul.
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It's been 15 years since the Jets last played an NHL game in front of the rowdy Manitobans, but that all changes when the team hosts Montreal Sunday in front of an expected 15,000-plus.
John Kirby, born and raised in Winnipeg and a fan of former Jets captain Dale Hawerchuk, has an idea what the atmosphere will be like.
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My train loving son loved this book which we bought at a gift shop at a historical site, but I was very disappointed with the fact that the book stated that Chinese and Irish people built the railroads while completely overlooking the presence of African American workers. I ended up printing out some historical photos of black railroad workers, adding my own text, and adding the pictures into the book so my son would see the contributions of people who looked like him. We also had a discussion about biased history.
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Veere Things to Do: 25 reviews and 51 photos
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The town hall seen from the river
Different pictures, different photo shoot angels. But i think this monument in Veere is worth it to stroll around and take different pictures.
The belfree tower is a landmark in Veere, seen from every corner and so special, the bells themselves are nominated as the best in the Netherlands
Address: Central market place
Scottish museum
The Scottish trading house and actualy a museum. The scottish house and staple place for import of wool buided in the 17th century by rich traders. Veere was a perfect place trading goods between the former britisch imperium and the golden years of the Netherlands. The facade is unique and so different from the other landmarks in Veere
Address: Veere - mainstreet
De grote kerk
The great Church a big Gothic church with an unfinished tower in Veere dates from 1348. As from 1811 Napoleon Bonaparte, the french emperor even used the Church as a hospital for his soldiers. Later on it was a "house for beggars" Actualy it only can be visited in the peak seasons - a reason to get back, in general for the local musea and the alround romantic atmosphere.
Address: Veere
Directions: Next to Middelburg in "Sealand"
The bell tower
Veere is a cosy historical village, built on the shore of the Western Scheldt
Touristicaly popular in disproportion of it's size. But that is the charm of this romantic village
The townhall itself, a highlight in the small city, located near the sea. I just couldn't get enough of it.
In the near future i will visit an other cosy town : Middelburg, also located in Sealand.
VT members told me that the marketplace and surroundings are as impressive as Veere.
Address: Market Place - Veere
Directions: Sealand - Walcheren
Playing children- a donation by the Rabo Bank
A remarkable statue on the central market place. "Playing children"
A donation by the local "Rabo Bank" at their opening in Veere.
A piece of art by Phosse van Daele
Not only this piece of art, but also the town hall and many pubs and shops are making your day and reflecting a dutch atmosphere.
Address: Market place
Directions: Veere center
Campveerse Toren
The Campveerse Toren, builded around 1500 as fortification of the harbour.
A place with a romantic view on the river. The place were you can hire a tourist excursion on the lake, a place with a nice restaurant and hotel, only pricewise interesting if you can manage special rates during non touristic peaks. The view on the lake is impressive
Address: Veere
The mill of Veerle
The mill of Veerle, i think it is called "the cow- de koe" I just spotted this mill at the crossing bridge in the center of Veere, looking for a nice restaurant called "Ouwe Werf"
BTW : the restaurant itself is offering a bike parking place in walking distance.
Detail of the windows
Yes indeed a big church for such a small village. Tall windows have been filled with bricks ' see the difference in the picture '
Most probably it was caused by it's war history and the numberous incidents caused by the strong coastal winds.
Address: Veere
Directions: Walcheren
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E-ten launches dual-SIM Glofiish DX900, X610, X900
As suspected, E-Ten has launched its dual-SIM & dual standby Windows Mobile phone called the Glofiish DX900, which is a "simple solution to an increasingly in-demand requirement for consumers who need access to two mobile communications services, but don't want to carry around two devices at the same time."
The Glofiish DX900 is now being showcased alongside two other touchscreen handsets, the X610 and the X900. The X610 is a handset that's being proposed by E-Ten as something that "offers both value and functionally." It will presumably have built-in GPS (they don't say specifically) and PIM features that rival most smartphones nowadays. The X900 is a UMTS/HSDPA handset that should be able to serve your mobile browsing needs any time you need it.
The real star of the show, the Glofiish DX900, supports both HSDPA and EDGE. E-Ten even got awarded with the Best Choice of Computex accolade for this device. It also boasts built-in GPS, Wi-Fi, a VGA display and a 3 megapixel camera.
Windows Mobile 6.1 is pre-loaded on top of all these smartphones, and E-Ten's touch UI will be an entirely new experience. No info was provided regarding regional availability and pricing, though, so that's one thing you've got to watch out for.


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Frostbite and Cold Weather-Related Injuries
Steven Doerr, MD
Steven Doerr, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Emergency Medicine Physician. Dr. Doerr received his undergraduate degree in Spanish from the University of Colorado at Boulder. He graduated with his Medical Degree from the University Of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, Colorado in 1998 and completed his residency training in Emergency Medicine from Denver Health Medical Center in Denver, Colorado in 2002, where he also served as Chief Resident.
Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
- Frostbite and cold weather-related injuries facts
- Introduction to frostbite and cold weather-related injuries
- What type of injuries can be caused by cold weather?
- What are the signs and symptoms of frostbite?
- What are cold weather-related injuries without tissue freezing?
- Chilblains
- Frostnip
- Trench foot
- Frostbite: Cold weather-related injuries with tissue freezing
- What does frostbite look like (frostbite pictures)?
- How should frostbite and other cold weather-related injuries be treated?
- What is the recovery time for a frostbite injury?
- When should a person seek medical care for a cold weather-related injury?
- Who is most likely to get a cold weather-related injury and what can be done to prevent it?
Frostbite and cold weather-related injuries facts
- Cold weather-related injuries occur with and without freezing of body tissues.
- Cold weather-related injuries include chilblains, trench foot, frostnip, and frostbite.
- Signs and symptoms may include:
- tingling,
- numbness, and
- changes in the color and texture of the skin.
- Treatment generally includes moving out of the cold environment, removing wet clothing, and rewarming the affected area.
- Frostbite is a serious cold weather-related injury that requires immediate medical attention and rapid rewarming. Do not thaw the affected area if there is the risk of refreezing.
- Certain individuals, such as the elderly, children, alcoholics, and the homeless, are at increased risk of developing cold weather-related injuries.
- Prevention of cold weather-related injuries is best accomplished through proper planning and preparation for cold weather.
Introduction to frostbite and cold weather-related injuries
Winter cold and snow provide a number of opportunities to get outside and participate in activities such as skiing, sledding, and snowmobiling. However, without proper protection, cold weather-related injuries can occur even when temperatures are above freezing (32 F, 0 C). This is especially true if there are high winds or if clothing is wet. In general, however, it is both the temperature and the duration of exposure that play a role in determining the extent and severity of cold weather-related injuries. This information describes the different types of cold weather-related injuries, as well as what to do to prevent and treat them prior to reaching a health care practitioner.
What type of injuries can be caused by cold weather?
Cold weather-related injuries can be divided into two general categories.
- Conditions that occur without the freezing of body tissue such as:
- chilblains,
- trench foot, and
- frostnip,
- Injuries that occur with the freezing of body tissue, such as frostbite.
Hypothermia is a medical condition characterized by a core body temperature that is abnormally low.
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In South America, left-wing presidents face military aggression
Two leftist South American presidents are under the gun.
ALBA marks fifth anniversary at Havana summit
Cuban President Raul Castro welcomed representatives of ALBA nations to Havana Dec. 11-14 for their eighth summit meeting.
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Slow, look, lean, roll. Four very simple words that sound like nonsense, unless you are riding a motorcycle. Then they are something every rider should know.
What do they mean? They are what a rider should be doing as he comes upon a turn, especially a blind or new to him turn. Let's break it all down shall we?
Slow: That means just what it sounds like.a motorcyclist wants to be slowed down to a comfortable entry speed on his motorcycle before he gets to a turn.
Look: This is simple, the rider should look through the curve as far as possible ahead of where the motorcycle is going, preferably to the end of the curve. But if the motorcyclist cannot see that far ahead , he should at least be looking as far ahead as he can see.
Lean: This is the tricky part. The motorcyclist must lean the motorcycle into the curve, not away from it. We won't discuss body positioning here because it is a whole other matter worthy of its own article. Suffice to say, lean into a curve not away from it.
Roll: We're not saying roll across the pavement in a crash. What we're saying here is to roll on your throttle so you are slightly accelerating through a curve, not decelerating. The reason behind this is not as complex as it sounds.It has to do with traction. When you are accelerating through a curve your motorcycle is squatting down in the rear, meaning more weight is on the rear tire. If you are decelerating the weight bias goes to the front of the motorcycle and the rear lightens up. Your traction goes away at the rear wheel. If you panic and apply your brakes the rear wheel will break loose and you'll slide. That is another reason to set up your turn before entering it. You should never, let us repeat this never apply your brakes in a turn. If you are already committed to a turn or curve and you have to apply brakes, stand the motorcycle up straight, scrub off speed or brake and then dive back into the turn. If you apply brakes in a turn the rear wheel will lock up and you will crash.
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The 2010 Patriot League Women's Lacrosse Championship will be held at the school with the highest seed as determined by regular-season standings, with the top four teams qualifying for the tournament. Two semifinal games will take place on Friday, April 30. The championship game will be played on Sunday, May 2, with the winner earning the Patriot League's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Lehigh captured the No. 1 seed and will host the tournament at the Ulrich Sports Complex in Bethlehem, Pa.
Tickets for the 2010 Patriot League Women's Lacrosse Tournament are $5 for adults and $3 for students and children. All tickets will be sold at the door on game day and all seating is general admission. One ticket is good for both semifinal games on Friday. Tickets will go on sale beginning 60 minutes prior to the Navy-Colgate tilt. Parking is free.
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Comfort Inn-Ottawa Kanata
Kanata's original hotel, the Comfort Inn Ottawa West is the affordable choice when you want to stay in Kanata.
222 Hearst Way, Kanata, ON, K2L 3A2
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Neighbourhood | Surrounding West
Westin Ottawa The
For business people or tourists alike, the Westin has everything for the weary traveler.
11 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON, K1N 9H4
Type | Hotels
Neighbourhood | Centretown
411 Smyth Rd, Ottawa, ON, K1H 8M8
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Neighbourhood | South End
Value Inn
For the budget-minded traveller, Value Inn gives you everything you need, and nothing you don't.
2098 Montreal Rd, Gloucester, ON, K1J 6M8
613-745-1531 800-665-0306
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Neighbourhood | East End
Concorde Motel
The Concorde Motel has been serving the Ottawa region with their family hospitality for over 20 years.
333 Montreal Road, Vanier, ON, K1L 6B4
Type | Hotels
Neighbourhood | Surrounding East
Auberge Du Draveur
Auberge du Draveur provides a fabulous escape, just hours from the Nation's Capital.
85, Rue Principale Nord, Maniwaki, QC, J9E 2B5
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Strathmere is a picturesque country retreat in North Gower, which is close enough to be convenient and far enough to feel like you're getting away from it all.
1980 Phelan Rd W, North Gower, ON, K0A 2T0
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Wakefield Mill Inn & Spa
This historic old mill provides a warm welcome, tantalizing cuisine, excellent ambiance, comfortable rooms and a good dose of fresh air.
60, chemin Mill, Wakefield, QC, J0X 3G0
819-459-1838 888-567-1838
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Adam Motel
This motel sells itself on great service; many of their customers are repeats who like the Motel Adam's hospitality.
100, boulevard Gréber, Gatineau, QC, J8T 3P8
819-561-3600 800-757-2326
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Auberge Des Arts
A former 1920s working-class home is transformed into a little-known but much-praised bed and breakfast.
104 Guigues Avenue, Ottawa, ON, H1N 5H7
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John P. Lynch, Jr.
From: "John P. Lynch, Jr."
To: "Positive Atheism" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Subject: TOP TEN reasons why I am not a Christian
Date: Friday, April 13, 2001 7:35 AM
TOP TEN Reasons Why I Am Not A Christian:
Number 10: Other Christians
Ever since the Christians have become state sponsored (Rome 330 AD), they have been persecuting rivals inside and outside their faith. From the persecution of the Gnostics to the burning of books early, to the Crusades, the pogroms against the Jews and the Witch Trials of the Middle Ages, the religious wars of the 17th century over who best represented the Prince of Peace, and more recently -- the support of the genocide in the Americas, the slavery of the Africans and the imperialist domination of the world by the West and maintaining its status quo. Christianity is guilty of enough crimes throughout history to warrant extinction.
(Also, if people like Pope Pius VI, Reagan, Jim and Tammy Baker, Jerry Falwell, and all those self-righteous assholes who try to convert you are going to Heaven, I don't want to go).
Number 9: Archeology
The archeological evidence of the Bible is scarce. In fact, it is non- existent. After 200 years of Christian archeologists digging up the whole Middle East, they haven't found any proof of the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt, Hebrew Slaves or the 10 Plagues. NONE !!! And this from a nation of people who wrote EVERYTHING down in stone!!! And Sinai has no proof of any large group of people travelling through it EVER !!! The first evidence correlating to the bibical story doesn't appear in Canaan archeology until around 100 years before the Babylonian Captivity (around 600 BC).
(This lack of evidence includes persons such as David and Solomon who should be recorded in other nations and supposedly lived relatively close to those who wrote the Bible in the Babylonian Captivity around 500 BC).
(Any contemporary evidence of Jesus is non-existent. I believe he lived and if I could travel time, Judea 30 AD would be my first stop, but after that, we only have some later reports and the 20 or so gospels. The Slaughter of the Infants didn't happen and there were many "Messiahs" of this time trying to raise the Jews against the Romans and create an even greater empire led by the One True God and his Chosen People - which got them eventually slaughtered and exiled from their homeland).
Number 8: Creation
The Creation Story from the Bible was obviously borrowed from the Sumerians (which is where Abraham comes from), who have a 7 Day Creation of the World, Eden, Adam & Eve, and the Serpent, as well as Noah, the Tower of Babel and Job. Every culture has a creation story (this field of Anthropology is called Cosmogony) and the writers of the Bible incorporated Sumerian mythology (which was the "scientific" knowledge of the day) into their mythology.
(Yahweh, or Jehovah, is also a part of the myth. I believe he was a tribal god of the Canaanites [Judges 1:19], who was elevated to the One True God by the Prophets who were uniting the Canaanites against the Phillistines and led by men such as Saul, David and Solomon).
(Yahweh is as real as Zeus, Osirus, Thor, Satan, & Santa Claus).
Number 7: Evolution
It is obvious to me that I am an Ape and evolved from the Primate branch of the Mammal Vertebrates of the Animal Kingdom (the ramifications of this knowledge is not yet fully understood by humanity, but that is for another time). The story from the Bible is false (see above).
(Actually, no religion predicted the actual size of the universe or evolution from apes. Most of them have a three-tiered world with Heaven above, the flat earth in the middle and Hell below and THEIR culture at the center of the Creation story -- just as in the Bible).
Number 6: No Adam & Eve
Evolution leaves us without Adam & Eve, which means the Fall from the Grace of God didn't happen, which means no need for a Saviour. You can see why the Born-Agains are fighting against common-sense and scientific evidence, because their whole religion is based on the Fall of Man and eventual Redemption. Evolution means no Adam & Eve, no Adam & Eve means no need for Jesus !!!
Number 5: Messiahs
Jesus is not a Messiah (or even a Prophet) to the Jews. A Messiah (or Annointed One) is clearly a military leader who is "annointed" by God to lead his people. Jesus was not a military leader, but the Bible is filled with messiahs - Moses, Joshua, Saul, David, Solomon, even Cyress the Great of Persia who set the Jewish leaders of the Captivity home was named as a Messiah in the Tanak (the Jewish Bible). The Messiah as Saviour of the Human Race is not a Jewish belief but a clever mix of the two dominant Monotheisms of the day - Judaism and Zoroastrianism.
(Even an assassin is called a Messiah -- see Judges 3:15-31.)
Number 4: Zoroastrianism
It was Zoroaster who invented most of the beliefs Christians hold so dear today. Around 1600 BC, Zoroaster was a priest of the Indo- Europeans who were invading Southern Asia. He had a vision of the one true God of Good, Ahura Mazda, who fights the Evil One, all humans are free to choose between Good and Evil, we will all be judged, and there will come a Saviour to bring the war to a finish (sound familiar). The Christians really only invented the Death-Raised-Coming Again scenario (after their Saviour died) and the Antichrist (advisary of the Saviour). The rest of Christianity is borrowed from Judaism, Zoroastrianism and the some of the various indigenous European religions.
(The Three Wisemen or Kings or Magi are the key to the synthesis of Judaism and Zoroastrianism. The Magi were Zoroastrian priests who were looking for their Saviour. Everyone knew the story because the Persian Empire was a rival to Rome and very close to Judea. Adding them to the Gospels shows Jesus to be a combination of the Persian Saviour and the Jewish Messiah. Zoroastrianism was wiped out by Islam around 700 AD and the Three Magi were only important for their gifts after that).
Number 3: Creator God
The Universe which we can see contains 100 billion galaxies which each contain 100 billion stars like our Sun. That is a lot of mass. To create all of that so we here on this insignificant planet can determine the fate of the Cosmos seems too much of an over-kill. Is it possible that we really don't have a clue about the Universe and we are just clinging on to the delusions of the past to keep us sane?
(False Logic: Creation means Creator -- there are other possibilities.)
Number 2: Revelation
The Creator God must work through prophets, he even sent his own son but all of these messengers don't convince me that he is real and deserves our worship. Why must he hide behind the veil of belief?
(If you say because of the Fall of Adam, see above about Adam & Eve)
and the Number 1 reason why I am not a Christian:
Number 1: Heaven and Hell
This hidden Creator God must coerce his followers to worship him by threatening punishment in the eternal damnation of Hell. We are told we have free will, but if we choose against him, we are punished forever. That is not a choice!!! He is only a vicious bully who gets mad at his toys and takes vengeance on them. I just can't stop thinking about all of the torment we have had to suffer through (how many generations?) until God totally forgives us for the Fall of Adam & Eve and ends it?
(What was that about Absolute Power corrupting absolutely?)
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hey if yall making 100mil $$ and JJ Reddick outrebounds you in todays game, something doesnt look right, right?
nah he deliberatley got himself into foul trouble early so he didnt have to play much in an afternoon game where players are usually sleepy.
out of all the captains the Knicks had, he makes the most but gives the least back in hustle.
mark my words, he has no legacy as Knickcerbocker in the end of the day he will be associated with the likes of Bo Kimble, Brad Lohaus, JR Reid, Andrew Lang, Howard Eisley and the like who put on orange and blue
I mean come on, caption this photo, what is this?
ill end it on this note when he starts getting back his game which he will and u can mark my words on that then ill see threads from all the guys that are talking **** about him sucking his diick which they will guaranteed. oh and cause i am new to this site means i dont know my knicks? okay lol
a lot of you miscontrue Renaiisance as being unselfish for letting this now be Melo's team even though he was the first to come to the Knicks but your wrong, he actually let Carmelo take the reins because when the Knicks lose the heat will be more on carmelo and Statosphere can go hide in the corner and not take responsibility like the does on defense, look at today's loss with the headlines and photos all you see and hear is Carmelo, Magic beat Carmelo and Knicks you see pics of Carmelo sandwiched around Magics players


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TUCSON - The Arizona Wildcat women's golf team will continue the championship slate of the 2011 schedule with the NCAA West Regional Championships this weekend. Held at Washington's Washington National Golf Course, competition will take place Thurs.-Sat., May 5-7.
The 54-hole tournament will be played over the course of three days with 18 holes played each day. Tee times are set for 8 a.m. PT each day of play with golfers teeing off on holes one and 10. The Washington National Golf course is a par 72 over 6,321 yards.
The Wildcats are one of 72 squads selected to play in the NCAA Regional Championships and one of eight Pac-10 teams to earn a bid. The top eight teams from each regional site will advance to the NCAA Championships, May 18-21, hosted by Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. Among the three regional sites, 18 individuals will also be competing.
At the NCAA West Regional Championships, senior Alejandra Llaneza, juniors Isabelle Boineau, Nikki Koller and Margarita Ramos and sophomore Kyndall Ardoin will be playing for the Wildcats.
Along with the hosting No. 38 Washington Huskies, No. 1 USC, No. 6 Virginia, No. 7 Arizona. No. 12 Georgia, No. 13 Tennessee, No. 15 Iowa State, No. 19 Pepperdine, No. 23 UC Davis, No. 27 Texas A&M, No. 28 Oklahoma, No. 33 Oregon, No. 36 South Carolina, No. 42 Tulsa, No. 47 Denver, No. 49 San Diego State, No. 51 BYU, No. 52 New Mexico, No. 57 Texas-San Antonio, No. 60 Portland State, No. 64 New Mexico State, No. 71 San Jose State, No. 88 Oral Roberts and No. 97 UTEP will also be competing at Washington National Golf Course this weekend (rankings according to golfstat.com).
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The Rhodes Tower houses the office of Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, where the OSA delivered a letter earlier on Monday, demanding that DeWine release video footage of John Crawford's killing.
Over the summer the OSA has organized numerous actions patterned on the Freedom Summer of 1964 to overcome injustices that persist in the 21st century, including economic inequality, mass incarceration, and voter suppression.
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Erik Esselstyns letter managed to both promote the popular revisionist history of the Palestinians, and soil Israels modern moral climate in verbose volume.
For example, there was Hamas lethal but futile rockets. They managed to kill a human being, crippling the hearts of his loved ones. 35 Israeli soldiers are dead as of this writing, and droves of Israelis have been forced from their homes.
Indeed, let us blame the leaders of Israel, Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas.
But the answer sounds of legend, and fiction beyond H.G. Wells imagination.
Upon the Red Sea last March 4, the Israeli navy confiscated state of the art missiles from Iran and destined for Gazan terrorists. Had these missiles reached port perhaps hundreds of Israeli civilians would be dead.
As for the West Bank wall so humanely wrong for partitioning Palestine from, consider these numbers: between 2000 and July 2003 with the wall only partially completed, 73 Palestinian suicide bombings took place killing 293 Israelis. Nearer completion, from August 2003 through 2006, only 12 attacks killed 84 Israelis with 445 wounded.
History books have left out the Jewish Exodus from Moslem lands in 1948 sans bank accounts. Their homes for centuries gone.
Esselstyn stated Americas billions of dollars annually for Israeli aid went solely to military aid. Perhaps if all the Moslem nations dedicated to the destruction of Israel, these monies would not be required.
There are 1,369,532 active troops in the U.S. army, compared to 176,500 active Israeli troops. If the Americans went into an unfriendly Afghan or Gazan town,where Moslem terrorists shield themselves inside schools, mosques, hospitals and civilian homes, what would be our reaction to 280 American soldiers killed?
Israel is on the cutting edge of agricultural and computer progress. Defensively, it was Israeli scientists who invented The Iron Dome.
Egypt receives 1.3 billion in U.S. aid. Their government should halt the tunnels into Gaza.
Esselstyn stated that reviled second class citizens (Palestinians) occupied lands their ancestors farmed for two thousand years. Not true.
Throughout the thousands of years making up the Old Testament, Palestine was known as Eretz Israel, Hebrew for the land of Israel. Palestina was a Latin term created by Israels Roman conquerors to rid any Jewish identity to the land thousands of years later.
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The Capricorn Sun sign is the tenth sign of the Zodiac, its symbol being the Goat. This sign is correlated with the Earth element, and it belongs to the Cardinal quality. Capricorns are achievers. They never avoid hard work if that leads them to obtaining concrete results. Regardless of how much time and effort it may take, these people are willing to struggle. They are practical, having little interest and patience for pure theory.
The Goat is the leading Earth sign of the Zodiac. Given that Earth is associated with the concrete, the tangible, and the material, talking or thinking is never enough for an Earth sign. If nothing materializes out of their efforts, then nothing has truly happened, nothing has been really achieved. Ambition is the leading characteristic of those born under the Capricorn sign. Furthermore, it is the sign of any structure of importance, whose significance could improve society.
The ruling planet of the Capricorn is Saturn, a demanding master. Therefore, it comes as a normal consequence for Capricorns to be just as demanding in their day-to-day life. Individuals born under this sign want to get the most out of anything they do, wishing to be an active factor of change, leaving the world a better place than it was before their arrival in it.
As mentioned above, the Capricorn is the achiever of the Zodiac, having been gifted with the energy to overcome any hardship on the way. Capricorn people have high ambitions regarding all life areas, and the persistence to match up with their expectations. They finish whatever it is that they start, regardless of the effort it requires. This is why it is considered that the Capricorn can find satisfaction only in the idea of completion.
The world view of the Capricorn is fundamentally materialistic. Now, this does not mean that Capricorns love their belongings more than anything else, but rather that they perceive as useful only what exists physically, what can be touched. This is the main focus of the Capricorn, and not the more volatile concepts of dreaming and hoping.
When it comes to working as part of a group, Capricorn individuals don't mind teamwork provided that they are the leaders. Even if they receive no recognition for their efforts, they will still want to take charge of the task at hand, ensuring that everything goes as planned. If there is something that needs to be done, a Capricorn will be always near, ready to turn things into a success.
In terms of relationships, people born under this sign usually look for relationships which lead to something, such as a family, a home, children, and so on – basically, everything that is generally seen as representing success in life. If their partner isn't just as ambitious, or even worse, they are against such plans, the relationship is bound to help. However, Capricorns are ready to invest time and energy into making their partners happy. They enter relationships with commitment and loyalty, making sure that both parts are content.
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Olympic portraits by AFP photographer Joe Klamar create controversy
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AFP photographer Joe Klamar's portraits of Olympic athletes have been called everything from "shoddy," "appalling," and "amaturish," to an embarrassment to the United States Olympic team.
The way Joe tells the story on the official AFP website there's also a dose of serendipity in the way the photos came out.
"I was under the impression that I was going to be photographing athletes on a stage or during press conference where I would take their headshots for our archives," he explained. "I really had no idea that there would be a possibility for setting up a studio." It was the first time AFP had been invited to participate in the U.S. Olympic Committee's Media Summit, which was held this year, in May, at a Hilton Hotel in Dallas.
Joe had come armed with two cameras and three lenses (17-35, 70-200 and 300), plus one flash and a 12-inch laptop. To his horror, he saw upon arriving that his colleagues from other news agencies and media organizations had set up studio booths with professional lights, backdrops and prop assistants. "It was very embarrassing to find out that I wouldn't be able to take advantage of a studio," Joe told us by email.
A press officer from the U.S. Olympic Committee took pity on Joe, and helped him convince another photographer to share booth space. "He of course had the priority, but he was really very kind, and let me take pictures. We slowly learned how to coexist and work side-by-side," Joe recalled.
Most sessions with the athletes – who were also a bit confused by the arrangements – lasted only a minute or two, so Joe had to be very inventive, and to think on his feet. "I had no particular concept prepared beforehand, so I had to jump into the water and swim. But it's not really a disadvantage, because in our job we have to improvise to conditions about 50 percent of the time."
Joe brushes off most of the criticism, but wanted to make clear that he had no intention of casting the athletes – for whom he had the highest regard – in a negative light. "My only goal was to show them as interesting, as special people who deserve their fame because they are the best as what they do. And for the little time we had together, they were willing to work with my concepts."
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MOFA acquires land for Youth in Agriculture
Accra, June 30, GNA - The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) has acquired a total of 14,186 hectares of land for the cultivation of staple crops to ensure food security.
In all 6,571 hectares of land was acquired in the Northern Region, 2,730 hectares in Upper East Region, 1,315 in Upper West Region, 2,370 in Brong Ahafo Region, 400 hectares in Central Region, and 800 hectares in Ashanti Region.
Mr Kwesi Ahwoi, Minister of Food and Agriculture, who took his turn at the Meet-The-Press series in Accra on Tuesday, said crops such as maize grain and seed, rice grain, Jasmine seed, sorghum grain and seed and soybean would be grown in these areas.
He said Upper West Region was expected to cultivate 1,015 hectares of maize and 300 hectares of rice while Upper East Region would cultivate 2,030 hectares of rice and 700 hectares of soybean.
Brong Ahafo Region would cultivate a total of 1,200 hectares of maize, 870 hectares of rice and 300 hectares of soybean, while Northern Region would cultivate 500 hectares of soybean.
Ashanti Region and Central Region would also cultivate 800 hectares and 400 hectares of maize respectively.
Mr Ahwoi said MOFA had estimated to produce about 41,728 metric tons from Youth in Agriculture block farming with a projected employment of about 60,349 youth in the coverage areas.
The Minister said there was the need for the country to diversify into cash crops, livestock and value addition to ensure the growth of incomes in the agricultural sector and reduce income variability.
In that regard, he said, farmers would be encouraged, in addition to their food crop farming activities, to diversify into the cultivation of cash crops and livestock for which they had comparative and competitive advantage.
He said the ministry was training and supporting companies and individuals to add value through packaging, drying and juice production of horticultural crops such as pineapple, orange, mango and papaya.
"We will also develop value chains for industrial crops such as cotton, cashew, rubber, soybean."
Mr Ahwoi said the ministry would collaborate with the Centre for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) to find solutions for the development of sheanuts and dawadawa industries and facilitate the harvesting and processing of the crops by vulnerable groups.
On development of the country's livestock sector, the Minister said 16 boreholes and 32 dugouts would be provided for livestock watering under the Livestock Development Project, in the Northern Sector.
Mr Ahwoi said about 1,000 small ruminant farmers would be trained on hay/silage conservation and utilization and in the use of urea to treat crop residue while 500 hectares of communal grazing land in important livestock producing districts would be sown to increase fodder production.
He announced that 50,000 improved breeds of small ruminants would be distributed to farmers throughout the country for genetic improvement of the local stock while 10,000 parent stocks of pigs would be distributed to farmers.
The Minister said 200,000 improved cockerels would also be distributed to households.
Plans are underway to contract hatchery operators to hatch two million chicks for distribution to farmers for household rearing and guinea fowl farmers in the three northern regions.
On the fisheries sub-sector, he said farmers were being trained in the use of cage fish farming and to date 40 out of 240 cages had been constructed and distributed to farmers.
He said each cage was expected to produce 15 metric tons of fish annually, adding "cage fish farming is a very lucrative business and I will urge the public to go in there."
The Minister said to safeguard the country's coast, the government had ordered two patrol boats to augment the fleet of Ghana Navy ships to protect the maritime domain and enforce fisheries laws among other things.
Mr Ahwoi announced that funds have been released for the formation of 10 community-based fisheries management committees, to educate fishermen on fisheries law, regulations, bye laws, HIV/AIDS and book-keeping to enable them to comply with the laws and also manage their lives.


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Nov 06, 1946
Actor and Director
Sally Margaret Field is an American actress, singer, producer, director, and screenwriter. In each decade of her career, she has been known for her leading roles in the TV series Gidget and The Flying Nun, and film roles in Smokey and the Bandit, Norma Rae, Places in the Heart, Steel Magnolias, Not Without My Daughter, Mrs. Doubtfire, Forrest Gump, The Amazing Spider-Man, and Lincoln. Field is a two-time winner of the Academy Award for Best Actress, for playing Norma Rae Webster in Norma Rae and Edna Spalding in Places in the Heart. She has received three Emmy Awards for her title role in the TV film Sybil, her guest role on ER, and her role as Nora Holden Walker on ABC's series Brothers & Sisters. She has also won two Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Actress, as well as the Best Female Performance Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. In 2012, Field's widely praised portrayal of Mary Todd Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's film Lincoln brought her Best Supporting Actress nominations for the Academy Award, the Golden Globe, and the BAFTA and Screen Actors Guild awards. She was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2013.
- Sally Field Movies 2016
- Hello, My Name Is Doris 2016
- Sally Field Movies before 2015
- Lincoln 2012
- Heroes (2008/I) 2008
- Two Weeks 2007
- Legally Blonde 2: Red, White, & Blonde 2003
- Say It Isn't So 2001
- Where the Heart Is 2000
- Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco 1996
- Eye for an Eye 1996
- Punchline 1995
- Forrest Gump 1994
- Mrs. Doubtfire 1993
- Steel Magnolias 1989
- Places in the Heart 1984
- Absence of Malice (1981) 1981
- Absence of Malico 1981
- Norma Rae 1979
- Smokey and the Bandit 1977
- Sybil 1976
- Stay Hungry (1976) 1976
- Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey 1963
- End (1953) 1953
- David Copperfield (1935) 1935
- Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning
- Desert of Forbidden Art
- Kiss Me Goodbye
- Movies Directed by Sally Field
- Beautiful (2000) 2000