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Choosing an Effective Dissertation Title
A dissertation title requires considerable deliberation. Every academic paper must have an interesting and informative title, and dissertations are no different. Without exception, every dissertation should be clearly identified with a compelling, suggestive title that both informs prospective readers about the general topic of the document and incites reader interest.
A dissertation title is different from a research paper title in that it must not only be indicative of the content of the text, but also assist researchers in locating the document. Unlike research papers, which typically go unpublished unless transformed into journal articles, most dissertations are published via a dissertation and thesis database known as UMI. UMI gathers dissertations from most universities in the US and many universities from around the globe so that researchers can browse through the scholarship of doctoral candidates from around the world. UMI requires that each dissertation in its database has a brief abstract that indicates what the document is about; it is through that abstract and the dissertation title that researchers determine if the thesis is one that is relevant to their search. Therefore, dissertation titles should clearly indicate what the document's focus is so that researchers have a general idea about the content. Not surprisingly, dissertations with clear titles get downloaded and read more often.
In order to be both compelling and informative, dissertation titles often make use of a two-part structure: a primary title that cleverly names the work, and a sub-title that details what the thesis is truly about. These two elements are frequently separated with a colon. Therefore, a standard format for a dissertation title can be [compelling title]:[indicative sub-title]. Typically, the indicative sub-title will be considerably longer than the compelling title, as it must inform the reader of the content of the report, which may be quite complex. Furthermore, the sub-title should strive to include words that reflect the type of document the thesis is (analysis, research study, etc.) and the primary object of its investigation. For instance, if the dissertation were a literary analysis of Henry James' The Golden Bowl that focused primarily on symbolism in the novel, then the sub-title would be something like "An Analysis of Symbolism in James' The Golden Bowl." That way, if a researcher were seeking literary analyses focusing on symbolism, they would immediately know that the report in question was related to their search. Other researchers who were simply interested in analyses of The Golden Bowl or discussions of work by Henry James would also know that such a dissertation is prime reading for them.
Making a dissertation title compelling is much less formulaic. This will require the writer to think creatively to determine a catchy title that will attract prospective readers. Sometimes, the best way to come up with such a title is to solicit feedback from other students and advisors in order to generate creative ideas.
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The thesis title is a very important part of all thesis documents, as it introduces readers to the nature. Many professors recommend that students create their theses titles only after they have completed writing their theses so that they can be sure that the title accurately reflects the content of the theses document. Other professors recommend that students begin the entire thesis with the thesis title and use the title as a method of directing the content.
In order to understand the nature of the thesis title, it is important to understand what a thesis is, in general. A thesis is a written work that a learner will create after researching a particular subject in depth. Most students spend an entire semester working on their article papers. In some cases, such as in a graduate degree program, the thesis is the single document that may help a learner to graduate or that may require that a student stay in a particular course longer.
Thesis titles are important because they rest on the homepage of every thesis and introduce the reader to the report's subject matter. In many cases, thesis titles also have to be located on the top right corner of every page of the thesis just in case the reader loses the thesis binding and has to reassemble the thesis.
Some professors require that thesis titles are descriptive. In such a case, the thesis title may be many words or lines, including a main title as well as a sub-title. Other professors merely want a simple thesis title that is easy to read. Students can discuss thesis title options with their professors in advance before they work on their own thesis titles.
Just like a report, thesis titles often have to be edited for accuracy and consistency. In some cases, students may spend days trying to decide on just one thesis title. In such a case, the student may want to conduct a survey to decide which thesis title best resonates with readers.
While the thesis title describes the content of the thesis, the title of the thesis is not the same as the topic. Of course, thesis titles may hint at the topic, but the topic is a broad idea or set of ideas about which the entire thesis will be written. The thesis titles do not necessarily summarize the topic, but they incorporate the topic so that readers will know that the article is related to the topic in some way.
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For many learners, writing the report title is one of the most difficult parts of the writing process. An essay title introduces the reader to the topic and the nature. Essay titles are also the first things that readers will see when the look at an article. Therefore, the report title should be well-written after thoughtful consideration into the topic.
There are several steps that students should take as they try to find the perfect essay title. First, learners should be sure that they understand the project requirements before they even begin the research and writing process. Often, the report title will come directly from the project requirements and instructions.
For example, if a student needs to write an essay on the ubiquitous of the Fibonacci sequence in nature, then the student should focus on nature and mathematic correlations as they relate to the specific Fibonacci sequence. The title should reflect this specific project requirement, but it can only reflect this project requirement if the student has actually written a paper on the Fibonacci sequence in nature.
Next, the student needs to do an adequate amount of data collection. Often, learners will refine their document topic even further into one sub-topic. If a student does refine his or her assignment topic to a sub-topic, then the title should reflect the sub-topic. However, the pupil can only write an appropriate title after he or she has performed his or her research.
Because of all of the requirements involved with developing an essay title, many professors believe that students should only create the title after they have written the document. However, some professors also believe that students should create the title after they have created an outline, but before they have written the document. These professors believe that the title will influence the direction and focus.
Even though the report title may influence the direction and focus of the report, learners should not confuse the title with the thesis statement. The thesis statement is a one-sentence statement that provides the basis for the document and states the point of the research. While the title provides the basis for the report, it does not necessarily provide any indication of the conclusion, like a thesis would.
The essay title also appears first on the cover page. However, the thesis appears in the introduction as the first or last sentence. Therefore, the thesis is part of the integral body of the document, whereas the title only appears once on the cover page.
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Takeda Pays 'Upper Limit' for Nycomed as Competition Looms
Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. President Yasuchika Hasegawa spent four years searching for an acquisition in Europe to revive growth. The result: Nycomed, a Swiss drugmaker with falling earnings and a $9.1 billion price tag.
The takeover, the largest ever by a Japanese pharmaceutical company, will bolster revenue by more than 30 percent and cut Takeda's reliance on the domestic and U.S. markets for sales, the Osaka-based company said yesterday.
That might not be enough to buffer earnings once generic versions of Takeda's best-seller, Actos, reach pharmacy shelves in 2012, said Atsushi Seki, an analyst at Barclays Plc in Tokyo. The diabetes pill accounted for 27 percent of sales last fiscal year and Hasegawa said on May 11 that competition from copycat drugs will drag profit to a 13-year low by 2014.
"For Takeda, it makes sense because of the geographic diversification they get through Nycomed," said Birgit Kulhoff, a Zurich-based analyst for Rahn & Bodmer Co. "But the price tag is really at the upper limit."
Takeda will pay Nycomed's private-equity owners 6.3 billion euros ($9.1 billion) in cash. Including net debt, the purchase values Zurich-based Nycomed at 9.6 billion euros, dwarfing Takeda's $8.9 billion acquisition of Millennium Pharmaceuticals Inc. in 2008 to gain the cancer drug Velcade.
Based on that enterprise value, Takeda is paying 11.3 times last year's adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. Acquirers paid a median multiple of 8.6 times profit in drug acquisitions of $2 billion or more over the past two years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
'Fair' Deal
The acquisition price is "fair" in comparison with similar deals over the past five years and Ebitda multiples for acquisitions in emerging markets, Hasegawa, 64, said on a conference call with analysts yesterday.
"This acquisition will facilitate our full-scale entry in high-growth emerging markets" and give Takeda a presence in 70 countries from 28 now, he said. It will also alleviate the negative effects of generic Actos in the U.S. and "put us back on the path of stable growth towards 2015," the executive said.
Emerging economies accounted for 39 percent of Nycomed's 3.17 billion euros in revenue last year. It sells pantoprazole for heartburn and the smokers' cough drug roflumilast, sold in the U.S. as Daliresp and as Daxas in Europe, the Swiss company's biggest market, accounting for 44 percent of revenue last year.
"I have no problem with Takeda getting a platform in Europe, but I can't be completely happy because it's paying a 30 percent premium," said Shigeru Mishima, a health-care analyst with UBS AG in Tokyo, in a telephone interview.
No Share Boost
Mishima, who put a "neutral" rating on Takeda shares last month, said yesterday he can't immediately see the deal buoying the company's stock, which has fallen 4.8 percent this year. Takeda gained 0.4 percent to 3,805 yen at the 3 p.m. close of trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, compared with a 0.5 percent decrease in the benchmark Topix index.
Nycomed's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization dropped 21 percent last year to 850.5 million euros, excluding some costs, as pantoprazole faced competition from low-cost generic copies in Europe. The drug lost patent protection in the U.S. in January.
U.S. approval for roflumilast, its most promising new drug, was delayed by almost a year after a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel questioned whether its benefits justified risks of suicide and weight loss.
Nycomed will strengthen Takeda's presence in Europe, especially in the region's northern and eastern markets, Hasegawa said yesterday. Europe generated 12 percent of Takeda's 1.4 trillion yen of revenue in the year ended March 31.
'Missing Piece'
"It really makes sense in a global puzzle perspective; it's a missing piece," said Chris Albani, managing director at the consulting firm PRTM in Tokyo. "This is really a transformation of the business."
Talks started about six months ago with an unsolicited e-mail from Anna Protopapas, a former Millennium executive appointed to head business development at Takeda in October 2010, Nycomed Chief Executive Officer Hakan Bjorklund said.
"She didn't write that she wanted to buy Nycomed," Bjorklund said in an interview yesterday. "She wanted to meet and talk."
The executives knew each other from Bjorklund's days at U.K. drugmaker AstraZeneca Plc, he said. They had also "had discussions" about Nycomed when Protopapas was still at Millennium, he said.
Sole Dinner
Over a dinner of Dover sole at Wiltons, the 269-year-old restaurant near St. James's Square Gardens in London, with Protopapas in November, Bjorklund realized the Japanese drugmaker's executives had already taken a close look at his company, he said. Joining them was Frank Morich, Takeda's executive vice president of international operations and a former executive at Bayer AG.
"What I know they were interested in when it comes to Nycomed was first of all our sales and marketing presence, our strong European presence, and of course the fact that we have such a strong emerging market business," Bjorklund said. "That, I think, was very important to them."
'Best Fit'
"We went through a fairly extensive strategic exercise to find acquisition opportunities that address the strategic objective and concluded that Nycomed was really the best fit," Protopapas said on the conference call with analysts. "It gives us the geographic presence we've been looking for in Europe and emerging markets."
Takeda, which traces its origins to a medicine wholesale business opened in Osaka in 1781, began a marketing venture in France more than 30 years ago. Hasegawa, who joined Takeda in 1970 and has been its president since 2003, said in November 2006 that he was looking for acquisitions in the region and had appointed a corporate adviser to assist.
"I wish I could say timing is everything, but it's not only that," Hasegawa told reporters in Tokyo yesterday. "The biggest reasons for the successful acquisition are two people: Anna Protopapas and Frank Morich."
Acquiring Nycomed will make Takeda the world's 12th-biggest pharmaceutical company, Hasegawa said. The Swiss drugmaker has about 12,500 employees, four research and development centers in Europe and India, and 15 production facilities and two joint ventures in 13 countries, according to its website.
'Huge Meal'
"The real issue would be, can Takeda digest this huge meal?" said Reed Maurer, a former executive with Eli Lilly & Co. and Merck & Co. in Japan, and current president of International Alliance, a Tokyo-based pharmaceutical advisory firm. "Do they have management depth to digest this kind of acquisition?"
Internally, Hasegawa has been pushing Takeda to broaden its outlook sufficiently to tackle such a task. He created a board to advise management on running the company in a "rapidly changing" drug market in June 2009. Besides Morich, who will oversee the Nycomed integration, Hasegawa hired Karen Katen, formerly vice chairman at Pfizer Inc., Sidney Taurel, chairman emeritus at Eli Lilly & Co. and Tadataka Yamada of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
"Combining Nycomed's entrepreneurial can-do-spirit with Takeda's inherited corporate culture will create a new culture that aggressively promotes innovation," Hasegawa said on the conference call.
He recruited Haruhiko Hirate, a former top executive at Merck in Japan, last year to run Takeda's Asian business with specific targets to lower the high turnover of its sales force and secure a 10-fold revenue gain in China in five years.
"The options Japanese companies have are limited," said Ludwig Kanzler, a partner at McKinsey & Co. in Tokyo. "Buying smaller companies and desperately trying to license something -- that works to some extent, but over time, it probably will not allow them to close the gap, because others are moving too."


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Yea thanks to the Vengeance Electro Essential Melody Kits you are able to make music, just copy paste the samples and done..... Pls try to make your own melodys so it gets more authority! I would love to hear a house song with your own melody ^^


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Grab Bars by AquaSense are used where extra support is required, to help prevent accidents such as slipping, sliding or falling. This non-slip, knurled chrome grab rail has a rotating flange for easy installation on the side of the bathtub wall, shower wall or around the toilet and sink areas. This grab bar can be mounted vertically, horizontally or diagonally. AquaSense Grab Bars are rust resistant and come complete with instructions and stainless steel hardware.
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Santana was unreal, wish he had gotten the CG
Type: Posts; User: HickCaesar
Santana was unreal, wish he had gotten the CG
Alright boys I'm back. Anybody miss me?
My presence at the game last night didn't seem to help the offense much, but I'm planning on cheering much louder tonight so expect some runs.
I know it's his first start back and all but... Maholm sucks
I just don't see him 'picking it up'. Nothing he's done in the past few years indicates that he's capable of good baseball.
Well they are the best team money can buy... and everybody hates teams like that
I love this attitude from Teheran, if he's going to be our ace of the future this is the kind of mentality he needs to have.
Listening to Buster Olney's podcast at work, apparently DOB said that...
Well we've got their best pitchers, but it's hard not to feel confident. Let's keep it rolling.
Being able to rest our guys down the stretch should help us... hopefully...
If only Wren was as good at signing FA's as he is at pulling off trades :worthy:
I like both atm, but obviously he'll be back to RF once BJ comes back.
We ought to try Chris Johnson at the top of the order.
Late June turned into late July, but I'm excited that he's back!
Avilan looked sharp
Well, we did get Chris Johnson out of it at least
That's our MVP candidate for ya
Alright Justin, we just need a well hit ball here
Obviously this is a moot point with Huddy out, but I don't think Wood is ready for a full time spot in the rotation.
Dann Teheran is balling out
Hell yeah!
From ESPN:
The Phillies being mentioned as a possible landing spot? Gross...
Looks like the Giants fans are splitting that west coast vote for us, Freddie may sneak in!
The offense is the problem, but we don't have any holes we can realistically fill...
Got to at least feel confident about the pitching matchup tonight
I really thought this would be the best offense in the NL going into the season... Boy was I wrong :facepalm:
Freeman is just playing like an MVP-type hitter right now, great to see
We sure have gotten a lot of double plays this series. Now we just need the bats to put up a run or two...


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January 2016 continued its wholesale slaughter of famous musicians and actors by claiming the Eagles' Glen Frey. January 2016, what are you doing? January 2016, stahp.
Anyway. One of my friends posted this absolutely incredible video of a group called Cubanos Acapella singing Hotel California. And if you haven't heard this, you need to set aside some time and a quiet space and listen. I was impressed when Jimmy and the Wazoo Peach Pitters managed to do Helter Skelter acapella,* but damn.
Took me a while to collect my jaw from the floor after that.
I have a particular fondness for this song. I have memories of my dad trying to explain it to me. I was probably about 9 or 10, and he was introducing me to his generation's music, and we were discovering we had a mutual fondness for much of it. But of course, I was super-young, and had no idea what the 70s even were, much less what young adults had done with them, so most of this song went wooshing right over my head despite his patient explanations. And I never asked him to clear up some of the lingering mysteries for me: I had no idea why ghosts had anything to do with wine, or why a spirit might have left the hotel in 1969, never to return. Dad did a reasonable job trying to explain what "of our own device" meant, but it was still a pretty vague concept. I am only just now finding out he fibbed when he said colitas was a type of flower (buds, Dad, very funny). But we both had fun singing it together, and ultimately that was the only thing that mattered. Continue reading "A Magnificent Acapella Version of Hotel California"


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AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - Auburn's Gus Malzahn likes to go fast. The top-ranked Tigers offensive coordinator has thrived with a no-huddle attack that he describes as going at "a two-minute pace the entire game."
Malzahn went to that fast-paced style as a young high school
coach in Arkansas in the 1990s. Now, his quirky, potent system has
showcased Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Cam Newton and helped lead the Tigers (13-0) into the national championship game against Oregon. It has also made Malzahn a hot commodity who has agreed to a three-year deal worth up to $1.3 million annually including
In two years, he has elevated Auburn from 110th nationally in
scoring offense to sixth. Malzahn sets a fast tempo geared toward
keeping opposing defenses offbalance and backpedaling.
(Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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On Sunday, we celebrate the dads and father figures in our lives — men who provide for their families, patch skinned knees, coach our Little League teams, and stand as role models.
While father-son relationships are often emphasized and are incredibly important, we must always remember how much our daughters are watching us, too.
We don't often realize how critical a role we play as fathers, uncles, and male mentors to girls. Today, girls continue to encounter significant obstacles to their well-being and success, particularly around teen pregnancy, high school completion, body image and preventing violence. These issues belong not just to girls; they affect our families and communities, and where we as men can make a huge difference.
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Tonight, tonight, won't be just any night. Tonight there will be no morning star.
Stephen Joshua Sondheim (1930 -)
Source: Tonight from West Side Story, 1957
Contributed by: Zaady
Work is what you do for others, Liebchen, Art is what you do for yourself.
Source: Sunday In The Park With George
Dreams are a sweet mistake All dreamers must awake.. On then with the dance No backward glance Or my heart will break Never look back NEVER LOOK BACK. . . . Follies
Source: Follies
You move just a finger, say the slightest word, something's bound to linger-be heard.
Source: Into The Woods
Careful the spell you cast, not just on children. Sometimes the spell may last Past what you can see And turn against you... Careful the tale you tell. That is the spell.
Let the moment go. . . . Don't forget it for a moment, though. Just remembering you've had an "and" when you're back to "or" makes the "or" mean more than it did before. . . . Now I understand! And it's time to leave the woods.
Anything you do, Let it come from you, Then it will be new. Give us more to see.
I chose and my world was shaken, So what? The choice may have been mistaken The choosing was not, You have to move on.
It's called flowers wilt. It's called apples rot. It's called thieves get rich and saints get shot. It's called God don't answer prayers a lot. Alright, now you know.
Source: Merrily We Roll Along
Can't we just pursue our lives With our children and our wives Till that happy day arrives How do you ignore All the witches All the curses All the wolves, all the lies The false hopes, the goodbyes . . .
Copyright © 2016 Gaiam, Inc.


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A week after waving away a number of shots on goal in a draw against the Brumbies, the Reds scored all their points through penalties at Lang Park, with flyhalf Quade Cooper coolly slotting the winner in the 75th minute.
It was a cruel outcome for the Blues, who dominated possession and territory only to be denied time and again by a desperate Reds defence.
"A lot of things didn't go right for us tonight ... We still worked hard, we still scrambled," Reds captain James Horwill said in a pitchside interview.
"They're a tough team and I thought we did a really good job there."
Coming off a bye, the Blues were the more inventive of the two sides and troubled the Reds' defence by spreading the ball quickly and wide.
The home side made the most of their few chances, with Cooper converting all three penalty kicks, but the Blues went to the break two points up.
A sustained bout of pressure deep in attack set up Jackson Willison for a try, the inside centre receiving the ball wide and stepping past Reds fullback Jono Lance before planting the ball in the left corner to edge his side 11-9 ahead.
Cooper blew a chance to put his team in front when he shanked his fourth penalty wide of the posts in the 54th minute and it appeared to be a costly miss in a second half of few scoring chances.
Australia scrumhalf Will Genia was heroic in defence, saving a try in the 64th minute when he threw his pint-sized body in the path of Francis Saili to intercept a grubbed a kick behind the line and prevent the charging replacement back from scoring.
The Blues pushed desperately for the line, but had the ball turned over twice in the final three minutes as the Reds held on to take top spot, at least temporarily, from the Brumbies in the southern hemisphere competition.
The Brumbies host Perth-based Western Force in Canberra on Saturday.
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Talk:Kanto Route 26
This isnt a stub? Its missing all the Level info. --Blake 03:08, 25 February 2009 (UTC)
I had a go at getting the level information for Headbutting trees, but after about 15 tries, no pokemon had appeared. Object In Space 23:12, 24 December 2010 (UTC)
It is currently 23:11/11:11 PM where I am right now. I am in playing SoulSilver, in Route 26, and a wild Doduo on level 30 appeared. This article says Doduo has a 0% chance of appearing at night. Thus, I propose that either this article or the game is in error. (Should I even bring this up if none of the percentages add up to 100 anyway?)--Duth Olec 04:15, 20 January 2011 (UTC)
Percentage error
The percentages for the headbutt trees in HGSS do not add up to 100 (even when only the specific games are counted). Tk3141 01:31, 21 March 2012 (UTC)
HarmoKnight Level
Game Freak's HarmoKnight uses Route 26's music as one of it's levels, and labels it as such. Shouldn't it be included?


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Master Hotel Hotel
Brace Popovic bb, Novi Sad, Serbia
What's Included
- Breakfast
- Linen
- Luggage Room
- Towel
- Air conditioning
- Free Breakfast
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24 Hour Reception
- Bar
- Business Centre"
- Cable TV
- Currency Exchange
- Direct Dial Telephone
- Elevator
- Free Parking
- Hair Dryers
- Housekeeping
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Luggage Storage
- Mini-bar
- Parking
- Restaurant
- Safe Deposit Box
- Telephone Fax Facilities
Important Information
Cancellation until 2 days from arrival: No charge Cancellation within 2 days before arrival,no show, cancellation on date of arrival, early check out or reduction of original booking: 100% charge.
In order to proceed with your reservation we require valid credit card. The remaining amount of the reservation will be preauthorized and charged on arrival date by Travelmed Hotels Group. In case the pre-authorisation fails, we shall contact you for alternative card details. This should be arranged within 24 hours of our email, otherwise the booking will be cancelled without a refund of the advance payment.
Check-in / Check-out
Earliest check-in: 14:00
Latest Check-out: 11:00
- Child Friendly
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Taxes Included
Group booking?
Group of 15 or more traveling to Novi Sad?
Private Rooms
Standard Single Private Ensuite
Sleeps 1
Room types
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Standard Double Bed Private Ensuite
Sleeps 2
Room types
Private Room
Private Bathroom
About Master Hotel
Hotel "Master" is a garni hotel, opened in June 2010, as a part of A HOTELS group. It is located near Novi Sad Fair and "Master" Congress Centre complex, near the city centre.
Hotel offers luxurious rooms with elegant interior, restaurant, café-patisserie, meeting room and modernly equipped gym, free of charge for hotel guests. Parking is available next to the hotel building, while bank and exchange office are within the Fair complex.
Excellent location joined with modern architecture and high quality service makes it a great choice for businessmen, as well as tourists visiting the city.
Accommodation Information
Hotel has 54 rooms i.e. 110 beds in standard rooms, superior rooms and apartments.
All rooms are comfortable, equipped with modern furniture, AC, mini bar, safe, wireless internet, LCD TV, phone.
Hotel also offers a room suitable for disabled persons.
Location Information
Hotel Master is situated in Novi Sad business centre, within "Master" congress centre, next to Novi Sad fair. It is 2 km away from the city centre, 1 km from railway and bus stations, 80 km away from Belgrade airport Nikola Tesla, and 5 km from highway E-75.
Cancellation Policy
Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 2 days before arrival. After this date, charges will be applied by the property up to the first nights cost of the reservation, unless otherwise stated in the property's conditions. Deposits paid are non refundable.


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MOBILE, Ala. (AP) - Police arrested a 56-year-old Mobile man
after officers found his 80-year-old mother unresponsive and
Police spokesman Officer Ron Wallace tells the Press-Register
that 56-year-old Clarence Ira Wiggins told police he hit his mother
in the head with a hammer after she hit him in the head with a
plate and came after him with a hatchet.
Police responding to a report of domestic violence arrested
Wiggins about a block from the house where he lives with his
mother. His mother, whom police didn't identify, was taken to the
University of South Alabama Medical Center, where she remained
unresponsive Friday.
Wiggins was booked into the Mobile Metro Jail Thursday afternoon
on a second-degree domestic violence charge.
Wallace says it's unclear what started the dispute or who called
(Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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Something we in the C# Compiler team have been discussing recently is the issue of including "breaking changes" in our code. This is a big deal, especially for a compiler, which people expect to be pretty rock-solid. There are a lot of issues here, most of which remain unresolved.
The first issue is the question of what, exactly, a breaking change is. One could probably make the case that any code change, no matter how minor, could be a "breaking" change because someone could be relying on that particular functionality. Thus, we're required to make a few assumptions about our users. A good starting point is to assume that no one relies on crashes of any kind. Any time we see "Internal Compiler Error" we know that fixing the issue is the right thing to do—a code change that causes the compiler not to crash where it crashed before is not a breaking change. All right, that one's a no-brainer, and while that's an important class of errors, it hardly covers the majority of issues users might encounter, so let's break down code changes further into two major categories, excluding crashing issues: there is code that did not compile under the previous version, and code that did compile under the previous version.
If the code didn't compile in the first place, there are two changes we can make. One is to change the error messages that are printed out, probably with the intention of making them clearer or more relevant to the problem at hand. It seems reasonable to assume that people wouldn't rely on code not compiling in a certain way—the code didn't compile before, and it still doesn't compile. This class of errors does not contain breaking changes. The other possibility is that the code that didn't compile is now accepted. This also isn't likely to break anyone. If we add a new feature that reasonably accepts code that would have been illegal before, people aren't likely to complain that we are accepting programs they were expecting to fail (I can't imagine hearing a complaint that class Foo<T> { ... } is accepted by the Whidbey compiler, since it's not valid code in Everett!). We also don't consider these breaking changes.
All right, so we've determined that it's okay to change things about code that doesn't compile anyway. I'll take the category of code that did compile and further divide it into three subcategories: first, changes in warnings generated; second, changes in actual code generated; and third, changes that raise new errors. Changing the warnings is generally considered acceptable, and is often a prelude to more serious changes. For example, it is common practice to add a warning on a newly-deprecated construct. These are not breaking changes.
The next two categories are a bit more serious, and the astute reader will probably think that this is the interesting part. First, if the generated code is different, that is likely to be a problem for some people who depended on an old behavior. For example, in Whidbey, we fixed an issue with enum types and integer math, where an enum whose underlying type was byte could be subtracted from another enum of the same type, assigned to an int, and the result would be -1. Now, if you were to do the same math with the underlying byte type, you would end up with 255, because the byte arithmetic would overflow (byte is unsigned, and operations are unchecked by default). We're giving the right answer here, but it's still a breaking change because we had real customers who relied on the old behavior, even though it was incorrect.
Finally, let's look at the case where code that was accepted simply fails on a new version. These are the clearest breaking changes; anyone who had the (previously valid) code would be broken by this sort of change. Take, for example, our handling of [Conditional(DEBUG)] attribute. In Everett, we allowed methods marked with [Conditional(DEBUG)] to have out parameters, but in Whidbey, it was disallowed because it cannot be guaranteed that the parameter will be assigned in a release build. However, this is also a real customer scenario where we broke someone who had [Conditional(DEBUG)] methods that had out parameters. What seemed to be a sensible design revision caused some customers a lot of trouble.
All this thought has been part of a long discussion among some of us on the C# team on how, exactly, to deal with breaking changes. This is a long process, starting with devs considering if they might be adding breaking changes, going through QA noticing breaking changes involved in bug fixes, and finally moving on to PMs and other customer-focused team members educating users about what changes have been made. It's no single person's responsibility, which means that it has not always gotten as much attention as it should.
What's the right solution? I'll let you know when we come up with it, but for now, we'll be encouraging devs to think about users they may be breaking when they make checkins, asking QA to consider each bug they sign off on carefully, and getting everyone to keep their PMs informed about these changes as soon as they are made and discovered. That way, we'll have an easier time knowing and documenting what changes exactly may adversely affect our users between versions, and help them transition more smoothly from each version to the next.


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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
|Look up ally in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ally is the singular form of allies.
Ally may also refer to:
Place names[edit]
- Ally, Cantal, a commune in the Cantal department in south-central France
- Ally, County Tyrone, a townland in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
- Ally, Haute-Loire, a commune in the Haute-Loire department in south-central France
- Ally (name), a list of people with the given name, nickname or surname
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- Ally (novel), a 2007 science fiction novel by Karen Traviss
- Ally (TV series), a 1999 American television sitcom that was a spin-off of Ally McBeal
- An ally of a species, in biology, another species belonging to the same biological family
- Ally Bank, an Internet bank, formerly the banking unit of GMAC
- Ally Fashion, an Australian women's fashion retailer
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© 2016 The Little Hexes. All Rights Reserved.
Little hexes' debut EP is a picnic at Chernobyl. {Complete with its ghost of an amusement park.} It's an art-pop party of hexy characters :: Mister Madame Bovary, Phineas Gage, The Beatles, King Marke, hierophants, Bill Withers, cactus men… So grab a bottle of wine and a Geiger counter, because here comes the sun.
voice, snare, tambourine, toys, guitar, goth banjo, ukulele
voice, bass, never-too-many guitars
voice, guitars, bass, egyptalacian percussion
:: hexy music = love for your brain, not just your ears ::
The band's lyrical repertoire includes odes to a pissed-off Cleopatra, Marie Curie's unfortunate love affair with Radium, Phineas Gage's 1848 metamorphosis from all-around nice guy to womanizing lout via a metal spike through the head, and an every-boy's-(or-girl's)-fantasy tribute to the Swiss Miss Girl. Little hexes also delivers idiosyncratic mash ups that play mischief with just about every rock genre.
:: music + story telling + art ::
Little hexes work with some of Portland's most talented artists and designers to bring beauty, dimensionality and weirdness to both our live and web environments. The fruit borne of one such partnership: graphic novelist/creative director Molly Hayden has delivered a series of wickedly stylish barn-hex-style art pieces that serve to visually embody many of our favorite hex tunes.
:: "hex" origins ::
The band's name comes from Frank Stanford's poem "Death and the Arkansas River," and also hearkens to the fancy folk art symbols Pennsylvania Dutch adorn their barns with—called "Hex Signs." These are large, colorful circles of geometric patterns, often featuring mystical birds, sun wheels, or floral patterns. Hex Signs are thought to possibly have originated from German folk magic, though the symbology of modern Hex Signs tends to be more about good luck than anything witchy.
:: little hexes :: various traveling brouhahas ::
Jennifer Topping :: drums & percussive kismet
Drew Nelson :: standing-up to the stand-up bass
Sam Isabell :: drums, guitar, & extra red pants
Ned Faulhaber :: big-ass bass & key'd ambiance
Joanna Neal :: drummage & best haircut
Mark Burdon :: percussion & drums & excellent posture
Brian Harris :: keys & oooooo! vibes
Jessica Anderly :: cello & orchestral attitude
Walking in the mud,
The bootsoles leave little hexes in the kitchen.
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Skyward Move for Rents
New Yorkers who agreed with former gubernatorial candidate Jimmy McMillan that the rent was too damn high last year are in for some bad news.
Manhattan rents spiked across all neighborhoods and apartment sizes during the second quarter as low vacancy rates and strong demand allowed landlords to pass through huge rent hikes.
On average, Manhattan rents were up 10.1%, according to a report by Citi Habitats, New York's largest residential brokerage firm. That was the biggest average increase in rent since the end of 2006, according to Citi Habitat.
The average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment was $2,672 in the second quarter, up 9.2% from a year earlier; for a two-bedroom, it was $3,757, up 10.8%.
Meanwhile, potential renters seeking three bedrooms had better be prepared to shell out big bucks. Three-bedrooms saw the biggest rent increases and were up 11.3% to an average of $4,985. The SoHo/TriBeCa neighborhood had the highest overall rent levels, ranging from $2,420 for a studio to $8,465 for a three-bedroom.
Those increases came in large part due to shrinking apartment availability. The Manhattan vacancy rate fell to 0.72% during the second quarter, a 0.25 percentage point decline from a year earlier and the lowest vacancy rate on record since Citi Habitats began tracking vacancy rates in 2002.
"What you're seeing is intense demand with very little supply on the market," says Gary Malin, president of Citi Habitats. He said the data include rent-controlled apartments, although they are a small percentage of the apartments the company handles.
For the first time in years, apartment seekers are finding themselves in bidding wars for units, while few vacancies make many landlords unwilling to offer tenet concessions that were commonplace during the recession.
A separate report for release Friday by Prudential Douglas Elliman also found that rents are rising, but at a slower pace. The company said its data found that average rent levels were up 3.5% in the second quarter compared with the year-earlier period, with the average New Yorker paying $3,455 a month.
"The growth is robust, but it's not done yet. We've still got a ways to go," says Jonathan Miller, who wrote the Prudential Douglas Elliman report.
Even with the quarterly increases, Mr. Miller contends that average rents still haven't returned to the levels of 2006. He said tenants were paying an inflation-adjusted $4,793, on average, during the fourth quarter of 2006. Without adjusting for inflation, average rent was $3,874 in the fourth quarter of 2006, says Mr. Miller.
A short supply of rentals, coupled with the thousands of apartment seekers who flood the city each summer for new jobs and internships, added pressure on the market. Brokers say spring and summer months are typically the hottest for apartment rentals as the time tenants come out of winter hibernation and are more likely to look for new digs.
Concessions to renters, such as a month's free rent or payment of brokerage fees, have largely become a thing of the past. Just 11% of apartment transactions in New York last month included some type if concession, less than half of the 28% that did in June 2010, according to Citi Habitats.
The dissipation of incentive-driven leasing may signal that the New York apartment market has fully recovered from its low point in 2009, when 60% of all Manhattan rental transactions involved a landlord concession.
New York rents remain the highest on average in the nation during the second quarter, according to a report released by Reis Inc. on Thursday.


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Has any Obex user successfuly used wireless charging? Curious as to what sticker and pad you are using.
If it's installed but not working uninstall it then hard reboot. If it doesn't install then hard reboot and try again
Try vlingo. Tasker will work as well.
Sounds like airpush ads. Something you downloaded is causing this. Download something like airblocker from the play store.
Llama will do what you want
In my case (using a Bionic) this is the case.
Keep in mind with phone info if you reboot the phone you'll need to use the app again to get to 3g
Shady SMS
Mobile hotspot is still there for people who have 4G unlimited data. Price is still 30
Same exact problem. Stock 902, rooted and unrooted with voodoo. All stock apps are there
Way back in the day my old boss had a folding speakerphone that was the size of a deck of cards he plugged into the headphone jack on his...
Whoisit. Blackberry like profiles
Or people who travel where there is no cell signal.
Besides tasker is there any app that I can use to schedule apps to start and stop on a defined schedule?
Pro was doomed from the start. A corporate phone that couldn't sync with exchange and it also got lost in the constant flurry of phones moto...
This has been happening to me for months and I've tried everything. Not sure how its a hardware issue since its happened on my pro and 2 bionics....
Returned my rooted bionic for a cnr a few weeks ago and wasn't charged anything
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Something is wrong with your settings then. I have my phone set to to only ring or vibrate when my wife calls and it works perfectly.
Sent from...
Simple keyboard
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Whoisit will do what you want
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Apple introduced iPad mini 4 and iPad Pro
Apple announced new Apple TV
Apple Has Officially Unveiled the 'Apple Watch'
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•originally published 02/19/2014 AT 2:05 PM ET
The Oscars just got more Divine.
Bette Midler, twice nominated for Best Actress – for 1979's The Rose and 1991's For the Boys – will perform for the first time at the awards. In past years, she has served as a presenter.
Chalk up her appearance as another coup for Oscar producers Neil Meron and Craig Zadan, who last year convinced Barbra Streisand to sing "The Way We Were" in tribute to its late composer, Marvin Hamlisch.
So far, the duo have been mum on Midler's act.
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Thomas Huber
- Sports:
- Outdoor
- Nationality:
- ae athlete since:
- 2008
- Date of Birth:
- 18.11.1966
- Intro:
- At first sight, Thomas is the antipode of his brother. Born two years earlier, he bears the brunt of the older one. He is a dreamer, easily excited, idealistic, and sometimes a bit chaotic, full of curiosity and very laid-back, an innateness that – at least at first glance - wasn't granted to his brother. The certified mountain guide turned pro in 1996, plays in the rock band "Plastic Surgery Disaster" and dreams of flying. With his wife Marion, his two sons Elias and Amadeus and his daughter Philomea he lives in Berchtesgaden.
- Career Highlights:
- First Free Ascent of the Eternal Flame/Trango (Nameless Tower) 2009
Speed Record on El Capitan 2007
First free ascent of Zodiac (5.13d/X+/8b+) on El Capitan 2003
- Thomas's statement:
- Live your Life, because Life is just beautiful ((((-;
- Eyewear during sports:
- a143 Terrex Pro
- Eyewear after sports:
- a372 Nuada
- Website:
- huberbuam.de


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Hi Rickard,
Great tag cloud plugin - i looked at many and thought yours was the best.
However - I want to have 1 tag cloud with 2 Taxonomies (Event Tags and Page Tags).
I see you say a custom taxonomy can be built - but I am not sure what you mean by this or what needs to be done?
Is there any way to merge these two taxonomies so I can make 1 tag cloud?


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The fall 2009 edition of "there are no good comics for kids" chugged along this week as some of the central players took another stab at the topic.
Prominent retailer Buddy Saunders, whose Nov. 16 comments at ICv2.com added fuel to the current debate, returns to offer a hearty "Hear, hear!" to retailer Mary Alice Wilson's support of his original assertion that "comics aren't for kids anymore."
Wilson points to the book industry's ability to acquire and successfully market young-adult series like Harry Potter, Twilight and Percy Jackson & The Olympians, saying, "I just don't understand how come if the publishers of books can figure it out, the publishers of comics apparently cannot."
Saunders adds that, presumably unlike the comics industry, "the book industry isn't content to marvel at the wonders of its own navel," and seeks and sells "an incredible range of material aimed at every kind of reader, not just young males." Who's to blame for this shortcoming of the comics industry? Why, the fans who took over the business!
(Tom Spurgeon offers some amusing commentary on Saunders' shifting argument.)
With that, retailer Christopher Butcher wades back in:
At best Mr. Saunders is comparing apples and oranges (graphic novels and novels are both printed matter, but are different media). At worst, he's brutally out-of-touch with both the graphic novel market and the market for teen/YA fiction. Simply, the market for YA and teen prose fiction is massive, with more books published for those two demographics than there are total graphic novels published in English every year, maybe 6-10 times the amount. ICv2 estimated about about 5000 graphic novels a year are published, and that's for every age group. This site estimates nearly 30,000 books were published for 'juveniles' alone last year, and that may not even include material for teens. Mr. Saunders and his quotee are comparing apples to industrial watermelon farms.
Butcher goes on to note that, "while there has been a consistent build in the number of comics and graphic novels for kids (and their quality!) published in the last few years, that number still pales in comparison to how many novels for that same audience are being published, and to be honest there are dozens of great comics and graphic novels for kids, teens, and everyone in-between, that completely fly under the radar anyway, not finding the marketing support or sales they deserve in comic stores or 'regular' book stores."
To make sure some of those kids' comics don't slip beneath the radar, blogger Johanna Draper Carlson chimes in with more than a dozen recommended titles.
Which brings us to cartoonist Chris Eliopoulos, writer and artist of the Marvel kids' comic Franklin Richards: Son of a Genius, who suggests the problem — "a self-consuming marketplace and one that does not open itself up to the new or young-reader friendly" — could be addressed by major publishers creating divisions "that produces comic book-style children's books that contain no super heroes." (Granted, that might not sit well with those arguing, essentially, for more superhero comics that are just like the ones they read when they were kids.)
"They need to become children's book publishers that compete with Scholastic and the other more traditional publishers," Eliopoulos writes. "They need to aim to get all-ages books into bookstores and not bother with retailers. You want to buy the latest issue of Superman, head to your comic shop. Want an all-ages comic book that a parent can buy for their kid? Go to a bookstore. That's the only way they're going to find them."
"a self-consuming marketplace and one that does not open itself up to the new or young-reader friendly" –
I've been saying this for years, literally almost a decade: the market is not new reader friendly. Beyond that the actual places to buy comics, while beloved by fans are rarely receptive to new buyers. They're labyrinthine, insular, and confusing, hell, they can confuse even me. No one thinks to focus on things new readers will be interested in, and there's even a hostility towards those things (trades, as back issues make the shops more $$) I've never seen a comic shop focused on retail non-secondary market comics, no back issues, just trades and recent issues.
Personally, I think the dominant format is ill suited for consumption period, the pamphlet is now a dead form. It's wasteful, it's encumbered by advertising (when will they realize that this is not magazines, it's books, you don't see the new Stephen King book with 15% of it's space filled with ads), it's all so frustrating, it's as if the people making the decisions did the exact opposite of what they should have at every turn. Hey, let's focus on a small market and milk it to death. Hey let's stick to a high priced, advertising supported format that makes our product look like throwaway junk. Hey let's keep creating large unruly storylines that may please a core audience (but rarely that) and eschew any chance at reaching a public that is spending millions on movies and toys and all manner of stuff related to our properties.
It's time to reshuffle, refocus and open the floodgates. Marvel and DC could make a ton of money if they sold their properties as one would, say, a novel. Put out an Iron Man graphic novel every six months. Put out a Captain America GN ever six months. Spider-Man and X-Men every quarter, etc. No more monthly pamphlets. Just two really good stories a year. I'd be perfectly happy. And with the amount of properties Marvel and DC have, you'd have 1-2 books a month going out. People could afford to get everything Marvel puts out, everything DC puts out. You could read Spider-Man, AND Superman AND have money to read other stuff. Instead of spending $100 a month on 30 flimsy pamphlets, you spend $80 on 4(2 from each company, just a guestimate) GNs from the big two and have extra to spend on some other stuff.
Instead…every time a movie comes out they rejigger something reissue old issues in trade format. Why not y'know, put out a nice shiny new Iron Man 128 page graphic novel when Iron Man 2 comes out? Sell it like prequel or sequel, tie it into the movie. Include an advertisement for it in the previews or in the credits on posters, this stuff has been done for non comic movie tie in novels. And when I say this I mean this is the ONLY piece of Iron Man fiction to come out in the month the movie comes out. It's THE BOOK.
Both Marvel and DC overwhelm people with masses of movie tie in product. And it hasn't expanded the market a bit.
Bet you that would sell better than any reprint, newly renumbered pamphlet or anything else they've done with movie tie-ins.
But no, same old, same old. You keep grinding that axe, ain't gonna be there for much longer.
I've been looking into kids' comics for a couple of months now, and Spurgeon is exactly right. When someone says "There aren't enough comics for kids," what they mean is "there aren't enough super-hero comics that have a lot of over-the-top violence without much consequence." And as far as that goes, it's accurate. The Marvel Adventures line is great, but the stories tend to be a little too light and silly. I think the market could use a few more titles that are more self-contained, with shorter story arcs or single-issue stories, where character development can take a back seat to action and adventure set pieces.
So, yeah, could we use a few more monthly titles written at a fifth grade level that feature adults in high adventure stories? Yeah, maybe.
But there are plenty of original graphic novels that are being published every week. But since they're from larger publishing houses, they're bypassing the comic shops to a great extent, and because they're not at the front of the Diamond catalog each month, a lot of retailers wouldn't see them anyway.
DrunkJack — Let me argue against your point for a moment before I agree with you.
A problem that would have to be addressed by only publishing of trade-sized editions would be that the cost for the trade would have to go up considerably to pay the creators. That's what the monthly comics do, and that is why the trades are priced cheaper than the total of the monthly comics.
And let's use some round numbers for argument's sake. Let's say Marvel publishes 100 comics a month. For 12 months, that is 1200 comics. 6 issues per trade is 200 trades. Divided by 52 weeks, that is nearly 4 titles per week, not 1-2 per month as you suggest.(Also for the sake of argument, let's say Marvel would not be content to reduce their output.)
Arguments aside, I think the future of comics will be complete stories in one book. No more monthly books. But I don't know when that will happen. I'd suspect it's going to take another decade or more before that happens, when another generation of comics readers has appeared.
Alan, shouldn't that last word be "disappeared"?
DrunkJack – Couple of things to ponder on what you had to say…
"(when will they realize that this is not magazines, it's books, you don't see the new Stephen King book with 15% of it's space filled with ads), it's all so frustrating"
Comics are magazines. Not books. One of the huge benefits to this is tax reasons. You are not taxed for a single issue comic (as you are not taxed for magazines) you ARE taxed for trades (as you are for novels).
"No more monthly pamphlets. Just two really good stories a year. I'd be perfectly happy. And with the amount of properties Marvel and DC have, you'd have 1-2 books a month going out. People could afford to get everything Marvel puts out, everything DC puts out."
Marvel publishes, on average 20 single issue comics a week. That's week not month. Do you really expect either of the big two to switch their business model to that of something where they only sell one of two books a month down from 100 books a month?
I think that's a big tax benefit in some regions, not others. I know magazines aren't taxed in New York, but they are in Iowa, and seemingly everywhere else I've bought one.


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Pre-trade deadline 'headlines' from Cox and Friedman
by George Malik on 02/28/15 at 09:58 PM ET
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Two days prior to the trade deadline, Sportsnet's Damien Cox and Elliotte Friedman dished trade-related "headlines" during the 2nd intermission of Hockey Night in Canada's Saturday broadcast.
Cox stated that the Maple Leafs may be the most active team at the deadline. They're listening to offers for Jonathan Bernier, emphasis on "listening," but there are teams like San Jose, Dallas perhaps (given that Kari Lehtonen continues to struggle); Olli Jokinen, Korbinian Holzer and David Booth are also possible moves.
Cox wondered whether the Maple Leafs would trade Joffrey Lupul to the Habs, and there is only "very lukewarm interest" there, and the Clarkson deal was going to be more complicated, but the Blue Jackets and Leafs were unable to consummate a larger deal, so they swapped Horton for Clarkson.
According to Friedman, Patrick Sharp was not asked for a list of 10 teams to which he would accept a trade within 48 hours of the trade deadline, and because that list wasn't asked for before 3 PM on Saturday, he's going nowhere; he also reports that Mats Zuccarello and the Rangers are at contract loggerheads, and the Rangers offered 6 years at $4.5 million on average, so he's being shopped, but the Rangers are not allowing would-be suitors to discuss a contract with Zuccarello before making trade offers;
Jeff Petry's not playing tonight for Edmonton and Montreal, Anaheim and St. Louis have been rumored; Friedman wonders if the Blues have considered moving Vladimir Sobotka to help the team despite Sobotka's status as a KHL'er;
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Vladimir Sobotka's Arbitration Ruling
by Paul on 07/21/14 at 10:06 AM ET
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ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today that forward Vladimir Sobotka has been awarded a one-year contract through arbitration.
Sobotka will play the for Avangard Omsk in the KHL for the 2014-15 season. The terms of his arbitration contract will be enforced when Sobotka returns to the NHL.
"We are looking forward to having Vladimir in a Blues uniform when he returns to the NHL," said Armstrong. "We wish him the best of luck in the upcoming season."
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Why Vladimir Sobotka Left St. Louis
by Paul on 07/11/14 at 01:01 PM ET
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from Jeremy Rutherford of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
On July 6, one day after Sobotka chose not to file for arbitration, the Blues did, "hoping to expedite the process," Armstrong said.
Meanwhile, Sobotka had switched agents again, leaving a frustrated Bartlett. He hired Petr Svoboda, the former NHL player, of Sports Associates International.
With the KHL being a legitimate option, Svoboda and Armstrong began negotiations.
"He started at $2.4 million (for one season) and he came up to $2.7 million, so he gave me his best number," Svoboda said. "We were at one year, $3 million. So basically it was over $300,000. There was no room for negotiation. It was one year at $2.7 (million) — take it."
Armstrong acknowledged that $2.7 million was the Blues' last offer for one year, because the team would be unwilling to pay more knowing that Sobotka would then be an unrestricted free agent next summer, but added that a two-year proposal paying $3 million per season was also on the table.
Sobotka, who averaged $1.3 million the last three years, was not interested. Being UFA eligible in 2015, his camp believed that he was worth more than $3 million in Year 2.
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Report- Vladimir Sobotka Headed To The KHL
by Paul on 07/10/14 at 11:09 AM ET
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via TSN,
The St. Louis Blues have lost Vladimir Sobotka to the KHL.
TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun of ESPN.com is reporting Sobotka has signed with Omsk of the KHL.
Sobotka had nine goals and 33 points in 61 games for the Blues last season. The 27-year-old has 35 goals and 123 points in 381 career NHL games, spent split between the Blues and Boston Bruins.
Sobotka was a restricted free agent.
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Sobotka Placed On IR By The Blues, Will Not Play For The Czech Republic At The Olympics
by Paul on 02/01/14 at 06:03 PM ET
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ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the club has placed forward Vladimir Sobotka on injured reserve with a left leg injury. Sobotka, who was recently named to the Czech Republic's roster, will miss the 2014 Winter Olympics and be re-evaluated in four weeks.
Sobotka, 26, has dressed in 46 games, posting 25 points (seven goals, 18 assists) and 46 penalty minutes while leading the National Hockey League (NHL) with a 60.9% success rate on faceoffs this season.
The 5'11, 200-pound forward is currently in his seventh NHL season and fourth with the Blues. Overall, he has accumulated 115 points (33 goals, 82 assists) and 256 penalty minutes in 366 career regular season games.
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Blues Re-Sign Vladimir Sobotka
by Paul on 06/15/11 at 03:32 PM ET
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ST. LOUIS – St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the club has re-signed forward Vladimir Sobotka to a three-year contract extension.
"Vlady is a hard-nosed two-way player that filled many roles for us last season," said Armstrong. "His work ethic is an excellent representation of our organization."
Sobotka, 23, completed his fourth NHL season and first with the Blues in 2010-11 setting career highs in games played (65), points (29), goals (7), assists (22) and penalty minutes (69). The 5'10", 190-pound forward has appeared in 199 games during his four-year NHL career accumulating 51 points including 13 goals and 38 assists to go along with 133 penalty minutes.
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Sobotka extension is $3.9 million total. He will make $1.2, $1.3, $1.4 over the next three years.
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– The California Supreme Court will hear arguments on the question of standing in the Prop 8 case on September 6th. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has asked the California court to consider the question of whether the proponents of Proposition 8 can continue to defend the measure given that the governor and attorney general have abandoned it.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs was in a nasty mood leaving the locker room after packing his belongings on Monday.
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