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The Magdalena Hat II is a very warm winter hat that is perfect for those extra cold temperatures. The classy and intricate basket weave creates puffy areas to keep the cold at bay. This hat goes well with both dressy and casual attire. Design features include a ribbed hat band, a puffy basket weave pattern, and a hint of a star pattern on the top. This hat is knitted in the round with worsted weight yarn. It's an interesting and fun knitting project. Three sizes are included.
Check my shop for this same hat pattern knitted in #6 Super Bulky Yarn.
Approximately 130 yards of #4 worsted weight yarn
U.S. Size 9 16-inch circular needles
U.S. Size 11 16-inch circular needles
Stitch marker, cable needle
On U.S. Size 9 needles in stockinette stitche 16 stitches x 22 rows = 4 by 4 inches
This hat is very stretchy so allow for lots of negative ease when selecting your size.
Small: Hat band circumference - 16 inches
Medium: Hat band circumference - 17 inches
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Purchased this bench but it was overrun with wood that should have a protective coating, there were so many pieces of wood that gave us splinters. We have a toddler who climbs on everything so it didn't work for us. Very sturdy, absolutely gorgeous so I was disappointed to return it. If they decide to put a lacquer on it to seal the edges I would def by again but not as is.
My husband and I purchased this dining room set maybe two years ago when remodeling our kitchen and dining room. We love the look and quality of the set and have received many compliments. My dilemma has been trying to find a cushion that actually fits the bench. You would think as popular and as many different styles of benches they have for dining room furniture that they would also make bench cushions that actually fit those benches! Outdoor bench cushions are too wide and not long enough and unfortunately I'm not quite that talented to make one.
. . . a cushion is needed for real comfort. World Market used to sell a natural color Dasutti bench cushion that was perfectly sized and styled for this bench, but its no longer available for some unexplained reason. They still sell the Dasutti chair cushions which come in natural and other very attractive colors. The bench is not a standard size, so finding a cushion that fits 14" X 66" is impossible unless you want to get one custom made. Love the bench, but very disappointed that they don't carry the cushion for it.
I ordered this bench for my living room (not for a dining set). I am very pleased with it. The bench is very solid and the finish is a nice deep chocolate brown. My only wish is that WM made a cushion for this bench. Otherwise I will have to have a custom cushion made--which will be quite pricey. But the bench itself is very nice. Highly recommended.
Wasn't sure what it would look like in person.
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I have a FrameLayout that contains several ImageView. On the main activity, I record the touch events in order to move my FrameLayout and the images inside with the finger (drag).
For doing so, I am calling canvas.translate(x,y) inside the onDraw of the framelayout which is called by a invalidate() in the activity touch event handler.
Everything works like a charm except that after the translate, I am not able to click on my ImageView. In fact, the click listener of each image is still at the original place before the translate.
I have read that I should manually update the layout of each image after the translate but how to do that ? If I change the margin with the translate value, the images are going two times further ...
I would really appreciate any help on that one.
Here is the frameLayout where I translate the canvas in the onDraw() method (the ImageView are added to that FrameLayout in my main Activity).
public class TopView extends FrameLayout {
public float mPosX = 0;
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A daily glance inside the numbers from the world of sports:
• The Mets, who lost to the Braves 12-0 on Tuesday and 13-1 on Wednesday, are only the third team in major-league history that was at least 25 games over .500 to lose consecutive games, both by at least 12 runs. The other teams to do that were the St. Louis Browns of the American Association in 1891 and the St. Louis Cardinals in 1936.
• The Mets have lost seven of their last eight games and are 11-15 in September. But don't fret, Mets fans, several teams have struggled in September/October but still won the World Series that year. Here are some examples during the wild card era:
2005 White Sox: 4-10 during one stretch in September, turning a 9½-game lead to 1½
2002 Angels: 5-8 over last 13 games of the season
2001 Diamondbacks: 14-13 in September/October
2000 Yankees: 13-18 in September/October, 2-13 in last 15 games, lost last seven
1997 Marlins: 12-15 in September, 2-7 in last nine games
• The Mets are 28-26 (.519) in the 54 games Pedro Martinez has started in his two years with the club (17-14 in 2005, 11-12 in 2006), compared to 148-118 (.556) over the same span with any other starting pitcher.
Martinez is 0-4 with a 15.43 ERA in his last four starts. It's the second time in his career that Pedro has lost four straight starts. Martinez lost the final four regular-season starts he made for the Red Sox (Sept. 14-29, 2004).
The Braves scored six runs off Martinez in the third inning. It's the seventh time this season that Pedro has allowed four or more runs in an inning. In his first 14 seasons, Martinez allowed four or more runs in an inning 25 times, never more than four times in any one season.
• With a win tonight in what was probably his last game of the season, Tim Hudson improved his record to 13-12. Hudson is the third pitcher in the live-ball era (since 1920) to post a winning record and have at least 10 wins in each of his first eight (or more) major-league seasons. Carl Hubbell (12 seasons, 1928-1939) and Andy Pettitte (nine, 1995-2003) are the only other pitchers to do it over that span.
• Tampa Bay beat Boston 11-0, the largest margin of victory in a shutout for the Devil Rays in the team's nine-year history. The Devil Rays won two games by a 10-0 score: at Seattle on Sept. 8, 1998 and at Montreal on July 12, 2001.
• Josh Beckett was the losing pitcher in what was likely his last appearance of the season. Beckett (16-11, 5.01) and Randy Johnson (17-11, 5.00) both won at least 16 games with an ERA at or above 5.00. This will be only the third season since 1912 -- when ERA became an official statistic -- with more than one such pitcher. It also happened in 1996 (Kevin Ritz and Bobby Witt) and 1999 (Kevin Appier and Pedro Astacio).
• The Yankees scored five runs in both the third and fourth innings in their 16-5 win over the Orioles. It was the second time this season that a team scored at least five runs in consecutive innings in one game. The Yankees also accounted for the previous instance, in their 13-5 win over the Red Sox on June 5 (seven runs in the second inning, five runs in the third inning).
• Chien-Ming Wang won his 19th game of the season. Over the last 40 years, only three pitchers won 19 or more games for the Yankees in their sophomore season: Doc Medich in 1974 (19) and Andy Pettitte in 1996 (21).
• Hanley Ramirez hit two home runs Wednesday, including one to lead off the first inning. It was Ramirez's seventh leadoff home run this year, tying the single-season major-league record for rookies. Nomar Garciaparra hit seven leadoff home runs as a rookie for the Red Sox in 1997.
Ramirez also hit an inside-the-park home run in this game. Ramirez is the first player in 14 years to hit two (or more) home runs in a game, one to lead off the game for his team and one inside the park (Devon White did it for the Blue Jays in Minnesota on June 1, 1992.
• Joe Mauer dropped below Derek Jeter and into second place in the American League batting race on Sept. 15. Mauer has hit .429 (15-for-35) since then to regain the lead. Jeter has hit .277 (13-for-47) over the same span.
• Carlos Silva is 10-15 with a 6.07 ERA in 30 starts for the Twins. Silva is the first pitcher in major league history to have an ERA above 6.00 in a season in which he made 30 or more starts for a team that had a winning record.
• San Diego's Chris Young left Wednesday's game against St. Louis with a 2-1 lead and watched his bullpen squander it. It was the seventh time this season that his team's relievers blew a potential win for Young, tying him with Aaron Cook for the major-league high among starting pitchers.
• Albert Pujols' three-run home run gave the Cardinals the lead in their win over San Diego. It was Pujols' major-league high 23rd go-ahead home run of the season. David Ortiz (22) and Ryan Howard (21) are second and third on this list.
• Chase Utley got his 200th hit and 100th RBI of the season in the Phillies' extra-inning win. Utley also has 129 runs scored and 32 home runs this season. Only three other regular second basemen had 200 hits, 100 runs batted in, 100 runs scored and 30 home runs in a season. Rogers Hornsby did it three times (1922, 1925 and 1929), Bret Boone (2001) and Alfonso Soriano (2002).
• Houston overcame a five-run deficit in its win over Pittsburgh. It was the Astros' first win overcoming a deficit that large since Aug. 19, 2004, when they came back from five runs down to win at Philadelphia. The Blue Jays are now the only major league team that has not overcome a deficit of at least five runs in either 2005 or 2006.
• Four rookie pitchers recorded a win Wednesday night (Tim Corcoran, Anibal Sanchez, Chris Sampson and Tyler Johnson). Rookie pitchers have combined for 410 wins this season, the most in one season in the modern era of baseball (since 1900). Rookie hurlers combined for 405 wins in 2002.


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Villa Fotini
Villa Fotini is traditional-style built pension situated at Fira town, practically between Firostefani and Fira, on the beautiful island of Santorini.
It consists of 9 comfortable and luxurious rooms (3 x 3-bed, 5 x 2-bed, and one studio with kitchen) which are equipped with Television, Bathroom, Air conditioning, Refrigerator, Balcony. There are Catering facilities in some rooms. Breakfast is not included.
20m from Villa Fotini you can enjoy the view of the Caldera with and unique sunset. Furthermore you can also use the swimming pool of a hotel-partner just 30m away from us. There is also a private bus for your transportation from the port/airport. Just 25meters from Villa Fotini, there is a bus stop that will take you to see Oia village.
We are looking forward to meeting you and making your holidays unforgettable in our peaceful and family environment.
Our hotel is located very close to: Car/Motorbike Rentals, Restaurants and Travel Agents.
Our standard check in time is 12:00 and check out time is again 12:00.
The breakfast is not included
We have a Credit card machine.
Cancellation policy minimum 7 days in advance.
All this price is included the transfer from the port or the airport
breakfast available at 7€ per person.
Disponibilità e tariffePer visualizzare la disponibilità e i prezzi, seleziona le date e fai clic su "Aggiorna date"
B&B Servizi & Politiche
- Aria condizionata
- Trasferimenti aeroporto
- Scambio di libri
- Prima colazione non inclusa
- TV via cavo
- Telefono e fax
- Trasferimento aeroporto gratuito
- Mappe della città gratuite
- Accesso a Internet gratuito
- Parcheggio gratuito
- Wi-Fi gratuito
- Asciugacapelli
- Pulizia
- Accesso a Internet
- Terrazza
- Parcheggio
- Macchine per thé e caffé
- Asciugamani inclusi
Politica di cancellazioneQuesta proprietà ha una politica di cancellazione di 7. La mancata cancellazione entro questo intervallo di tempo si tradurrà in una penale pari alla prima notte di pernottamento.
IndicazioniMostra mappaNascondi mappa
Santorini Villa is located in Fira town, between Firostefani and fira town. We have a shuttle that you can book for your transportation to and from the port/airport.
Santorini Villa is about 12min distance by car from the airport. If you arrive in the central square of fira continue In the same direction. About 400m further on the left and just 15 metres from the Caldera side, you will see our property.


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I have a certain layout in word document that is 250 pages. Unfortunately, it has 0.5 page margins. Is there a way to simply increase the paper/page size so that I will have 1 inch margins without messing up the look/format of my text?
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U.S. Needs a Better Response to China's Evolution
Gary S. Becker continues a dangerous pattern of prominent U.S. economists, who don't have particular Chinese expertise, returning from carefully managed tours of China and who repeat misinformed but reassuring Chinese talking points ("China's Next Leap Forward," op-ed, Sept. 29). Message: No need to worry about U.S. production, jobs, businesses and tax revenue lost to China or even to mention its 10% annual growth or the $2.2 trillion in U.S. trade deficits with China over the past decade. China is weak and only hurting itself.
Mr. Becker writes that China has ". . . a glut of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) with excessive employment and low productivity . . . the state-controlled financial sector . . . makes cheap loans to other large, inefficient and unprofitable state enterprises."
Yet China's 126 central-government SOEs report over $80 billion in first-quarter 2010 profits, while its financial sector looks remarkably well-run especially when compared with Citibank, AIG and many other U.S. financial institutions. State-owned (although publicly traded) Industrial & Commercial Bank of China, reports $12.4 billion in 2010-half-year profits, up 27% year on year. From oil, petrochemicals and valuable minerals to aerospace, telecommunications and finance, China's SOEs are rapidly capturing not only profits and expertise but global market share even as large U.S.-based firms are transferring their best technology, management and production from the U.S. to their SOE joint-venture partners in China.
Measured properly at purchasing power parity, China's economy is already more than twice the size of Japan's, 61% of the U.S. economy and growing many times faster.
Your readers need hard facts not prominent, false reassurances.
Charles W. McMillion
Mr. Becker's op-ed doesn't concretely address what it is that the leaders of the Chinese Communist Party want. He only mentions, in passing, the need for "enlightened leadership."
It's often said that Beijing's leaders want only to stay in power and to maintain forever the Communist Party's monopoly of it. This is unjustified cynicism. The party has already tolerated or even carved out realms of personal freedom.
Certainly, private-sector economic freedom has been crucial to China's fantastic economic growth, thus the country's domestic social progress and rising international influence. But anyone who has been to China then and now, like Prof. Becker, sees degrees of political and even cultural ferment unthinkable in an old-style communist system. Why has this new political cultural freedom been allowed? What do Beijing's leaders want China to look like in the future?
There is no right answer to this question because the leadership is no longer monolithic. The ideology of a single correct answer based on correct ideological thinking is safely in the dustbin of history.
But this much is probably true: as national patriots as well as reformed Communists, Beijing's leaders must want China to be world-class all the way around, that is, admired as well as respected or feared. It makes sense.
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Find out more about the European Patent Academy and its promotion and support of training and education related to the EPO.
IP Basics is the first part of the IP Teaching Kit developed by the European Patent Office in association with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. Designed for use by teachers of university and college students with little or no prior knowledge of intellectual property (IP), it provides a basic introduction to a range of different IP rights.
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I want to set up a Jekyll blog but keep running into the same issue.
I've installed Homebrew (for using Git) as well as the dependencies that RVM needs. At present, the output of
brew doctor says everything should be ready to go e.g,
Raring to brew. The trouble starts when I try to install RVM itself.
I've followed the single-user instructions on the RVM site but the system chokes when I try to install ruby 1.9.3 instead of 2 (or 2.0.2, for that matter). I've installed the Ruby dependencies as well and can get
rvm is a function but it still doesn't work.
I should mention that I've sourced RVM per the install instructions but wonder if the line I added to .bash_profile is tripping things up because the source line isn't where it's supposed to be, e.g,
export PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:~/bin:$PATH"
This is the only line in the file and exists simply to ensure that I'm getting Homebrew's version of Git rather than the system's. Does the rvm source need to be at the end? I'm quite confused.
At the same time, as a result of the above lines, Jekyll refuses to generate into its destination folder and I'm seeing errors related to the gems that jekyll installs alongside itself. Does the gem support 2.0.0 yet or should we still be using 1.9.3?


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So, I want to start using virtualenv this year. I like the no-site-packages option, that is nice. However I was wondering how to install certain packages into each virtualenv. For example, lets say I want to install django into each virtualenv... is this possible, and if so, how? Does buildout address this?
Well it's not so much django, more like the django applications... I dont mind installing a version of django into each virtualenv... i was just wondering if there was some intermediate option to 'no-site-packages'


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The reissue of Masta Ace's Disposable Arts by Below System, contains almost a 2 hour making of DVD where you will see most of the contributors to the Disposable Arts album. Interviews, stories behind the tracks and more content about the making of Disposable Arts. The physical copy of this special CD+DVD package will available in the stores, early October 2013.
Originally released in 2001, Disposable Arts is a thematic/concept album by Masta Ace. The concept follows that Masta Ace is being released from prison, his return to home and joining 'The Institute of Disposable Arts'. The album is one complete story with the skits and songs together. The album contain many guest artists like Masta Ace's own group eMC (Stricklin, Punchline &
Wordsworth), Apocalypse, Greg Nice, Rah Digga, J-Ro, King T, Jean Grae and more. Also a bunch of different producers, this album is seen as a classic album by most Hip Hop heads.
A true classic album. Sad most people who listen to hip-hop probably do not know that this album exists.
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A novel fluorescent protein purified from eel muscle
- Seiichi HayashiAffiliated withLaboratory of Food Chemistry, Faculty of Fisheries, Kagoshima University Email author
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We discovered that some isolated eel skeletal muscle cells exhibited green fluorescence under a fluorescence stereomicroscope, and we successfully isolated a novel fluorescent protein from the eel muscle homogenate. The protein was a monomer with a molecular mass of 16.5–17 kDa and showed minor and major peaks at 280 and 493 nm, respectively, in the absorption spectrum. The molar extinction coefficient at 493 nm was 41,300 M−1 cm−1 and A280/A493 was 0.083. Excitation and emission spectra of the protein showed maxima at 493 and 527 nm, respectively. Heat treatment at 95°C for 10 min or 5% trichloroacetic acid treatment of the protein caused aggregation of the protein but did not release any fluorescent components such as FAD into the supernatant after centrifugation. Fluorescence of the protein remained after native PAGE, but not after SDS-PAGE. These results indicate that the purified fluorescent protein is not a flavoprotein, and that its fluorescent chromophore is a covalently bound one, such as green fluorescent protein (GFP) from jellyfish Aequoria victoria, but that its fluorescence requires its native conformation within the protein. Based on these results, we can conclude that the fluorescent protein obtained from eel skeletal muscle is a novel GFP-like protein.
KeywordsEel Fluorescent protein GFP GFP-like protein Isolated muscle cells Skeletal muscle
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- Title
- A novel fluorescent protein purified from eel muscle
- Journal
Fisheries Science
- Online Date
- October 2009
- 10.1007/s12562-009-0176-z
- Print ISSN
- 0919-9268
- Online ISSN
- 1444-2906
- Publisher
- Springer Japan
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Eel
- Fluorescent protein
- GFP-like protein
- Isolated muscle cells
- Skeletal muscle
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- Authors
- Seiichi Hayashi (1) (2)
- Yoshifumi Toda (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Laboratory of Food Chemistry, Faculty of Fisheries, Kagoshima University, Shimoarata, Kagoshima, 890-0056, Japan
- 2. Sakuragaoka, Kagoshima, 891-0175, Japan


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Baby Tart Hat
Lets say i want to make this
I want to make this hat with http://www.bernat.com/product.php?LGC=softeechunky
what size needle would you use???
Well, Tahki Cotton classic is a worsted weight yarn (recommended needle size 5-6) and the Bernat is chunky (recommended needle size 10) So you'd have to do some converting to even use that pattern, or it would turn out gi-normous. I think. :?? You might be able to match the gauge with a smaller needle, but the drape will be off.
(Blind leading the blind here, lol)
Ok diffrent yarn
I found red heart super saver i have ...what about the guage for it . I tcalls for size 8 ...you think i could use 7 db points and just do it tight?? I have size 1,2,3,7 db points. That pattern calls for size 5 db points.
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As long as you can match the gauge, you can use whatever. As long as you find small enough needles to knit about 4.5 stiches per inch
i am using...
i am useing a size 6 thats as close as i could get and it looks ok...if anything it will be a 6-1 year and thats not bad.
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bbl i hope i do it write p1 yo p1 yo p1 all in same st . I attached the berry part wring lol oh well hee hee hee i think i have the little bubbles right though. I will post a picture if i figure out if i am doing it right lol.
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Groan worthy: Mahatma Gandhi, as you know, walked barefoot most of the time, which produced an impressive set of calluses on his feet. He also ate very little, which made him rather frail and with his odd diet, he suffered from bad breath. This made him (oh, man, this is so bad, it's good)...A super-calloused fragile mystic hexed by halitosis
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In the last two weeks, since the last Tactics Bored, theories and technological advances have been made which means that the audience - you're welcome - can be provided with far greater analysis, and be directed away from things such as startlingly incisive and enjoyable prose, and be given ever more numbers. These numbers are key to understanding the game.
You have, after all, the option of using your eyes and judgement when watching football, or you can follow stats as they ding-ding-ding on a live spreadsheet, be downloaded for your perusal, and then be told how to think.
People used to complain about the hassle of going to a game, and they were right to. The basement flat is the ideal living station for the tactics expert. But now we don't even have to watch it on the telly. Football is now nothing more than numbers to be analysed. This is that analysis, marching ahead digitally.
Manchester City tactically outplayed Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, following, to the letter, Manuel Pellegrini's meticulously detailed plan of scoring more than the opposition did.
Tactically speaking, Andre Villas-Boas must be disappointed that his Spurs side conceded six goals. Experts know that if you score more goals than the opposition, you win the game.
Obviously, that's probably a little difficult for some of the non-tactics experts (plebs to a man) to grasp, so for educational purposes, a graph has been included to explain the scoreline.
As you can see, the bigger the chart, the bigger the team. Sam Allardyce invented that method of analysis, by the way. (The Venn diagram, by the way, was invented in 2012).
Although the Manchester City strikers scored infinitely more goals than Roberto Soldado, a lot of people might miss out that he was key for a lot of Spurs' moves. Indeed, you can have a look at the heat map that he would drop back to the centre of play, and six times he made a short pass in the centre circle. This would, on each occasion, provide Spurs with the chance to keep possession, just moments after City had it. If the rest of the team were similarly committed to possession play, they might not have lost.
Some people may argue that is because he had taken six kick-offs, but they are once again providing a very shallow reading of the game, unlike Tactics Bored.
The winger has found it hard to adapt to the British game so far this season. There are a number of reasons for this, potentially. He's a young man leaving one country for another which is radically different in culture. Adjusting to the wider changes in his life might affect how he able to concentrate on how he adapts to the football, and how much effort he can spend on it. For another, he has new team-mates to get used to, and it should be remembered that Spurs are also undergoing their own fundamental changes having bought six other players, and lost Gareth Bale.
There is potentially another explanation. Lamela has talent, but his dreaminess might be starting to overwhelm the rest of his abilities. You can see in this pie chart below:
Lamela's dreaminess stats are literally off the chart. Is this the best use of his effort?
Important news. After a couple of years working on the theory, Tactics Bored is able to bring a revelation. Almost every goal scored by a team, without a deflection, is scored with a shot, or kicking a ball, at the goal. Very rarely is a goal scored by anything other than a shot that goes into the goal. The theory was proved with the number of goals scored by Manchester City against Spurs. All six of them come from shots that are aimed at the goal. Evidence is required, and evidence is thus provided:
In the last tactical analysis, it was shown that Laurent Koscielny provided an under-rated pre-assist for Robin van Persie's goal against Arsenal. This demonstrated that although Van Persie had left the club two seasons ago, the understanding remained with his old team-mates. On Sunday, Hugo Lloris showed that pre-assists can come out of nowhere, with no explanation. But the two he made are nonetheless, tactically very interesting. Just look at his two from the match, highlighted in red:
It's worth making a comparison of the heat map between Emmanuel Adebayor's celebration for Manchester City against his former club, Arsenal, and the one he managed against City now that he was playing for Spurs. The celebration heatmap on the left is his one for City, and on the right is the one for Spurs.
Goal - when the ball crosses the goal-line, usually converted shot on target (n.b. overrated).
Possession - when a team has the ball, they are said to be in possession. The team who spend the most amount of time in possession win the game, but only for those watching on Twitter. There is a nascent campaign to have this statistic replace the number of goals scored as the way to secure 'official' points in the league.
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NBC Evening News: 'All Along America's Coast, People Are Discovering Beach Living May Not Be Sustainable'
On the sixth-month anniversary of superstorm Sandy, NBC evening news looked at whether rising seas and ever-worsening storms could destroy beach living.
Of course the answer is that it could and probably will on our current emissions path:
NBC: "The three feet of sea level rise predicted by the end of the century could swamp the jersey shore and redraw the coastline of florida. more immediate is the one-two punch of rising seas and storm surge. Scientists estimate some $500 billion of residential real estate will be at risk for severe coastal flooding by 2030."
Scientist: "We have always been able to depend upon a constant shoreline. It's going to be a hard lesson to learn. This is a new planet we are living on."
It would have been nice if once in the story, NBC could have brought themselves to utter the words "climate change" or "global warming" — let alone mention the carbon pollution that is causing this ever-worsening situation.
The bottom line is that unless we act ASAP there will hardly be any real beaches left in a few decades (see "Polar ice sheet mass loss is speeding up, on pace for 1 foot sea level rise by 2050"). And post-2050, seas rising several inches a decade will make it impossible to sustain coastal properties, particularly in areas threatened by supercharged storms and the deadly storm surges they bring.
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A fried told me yesterday that he watched a violent storm coupled with a King Tide over the weekend. It totally destroyed the beach. "I've never seen anything like it before" he said. So this is what the world has been waiting for, INSALIB, ME
Here in Brisbane (Queensland, not that interloper in the US! *grins*) we've now lost the beaches on the holiday areas both north and south of us – The Sunshine and Gold Coasts.
Both local councils are spending big to 'restore' them – which means shipping in sand from somewhere else.
Our movement has made a huge strategic error in discussing sea level rise, we talked about 'property damage'- which only affects folk right near the edge – instead of talking about 'beach loss', which affects every surfer, every swimmer and everyone who just likes to sunbake…
I've watched my favourite beach on the Sunshine Coast take two nosedives into the ocean in the last couple of years. The most recent storm (Ex-Cyclone Oswald) has eroded sand right back to the trees that we get on older dunes here.
It's probably too late to 'save' the beaches anywhere now, but that doesn't mean we can't now point to a huge loss of amenity and say 'Climate Change did that, if you want more it's coming, just carry on doing nothing about emissions.'
It is quite noticeable where I live (South Beach). There is no longer a flat area at the water's edge. It has been replaced with a slope.
What we have experienced so far is just the beginning. We are already committed to worse, perhaps even much worse. Higher seas, plus bigger storms, plus slower moving storms equals much more damage. There is so much uncertainty in how fast the ocean will rise.
We need to act while the future is one that we can adapt to.
I used to live in Louisiana; I lived there for six years. Went to Holly Beach once. It wasn't that much of a beach to begin with. The estuarial effect of the Mississippi, dumping silt all along the coastline, ruins any attempt at a beach as most people think of it. They keep trucking sand down here and soon, it gets so admixed with silt that it looks more like mud and stains your clothing.
Bush is not the person to blame. Bush is just a pawn of Big Money that profits from the pollution of the commons. As is Obama, most of congress, main stream media, and of course lets not forget the Tea Baggers that carry the water for all of the above. So the question becomes: Who is holding the bag for the equity loss of that inundated "beach front?" Not those that profit from polluting the commons that caused all of the above. Not the socially enabled capitalistic system and hidden Swiss bank accounts. No, it is "We the People!" What a deal.
It appears that reporters are trying to warn about Climate Change without using the actual words. This indicates that they might be hindered by some sort of censorship wall that blocks certain words from appearing on the air. Fascinating moment in history.
Beach living is subsidized by federal flood insurance. If you can see a potential monster hurricane coming 7 days away on a weather map, you can run, not walk, to the feds and buy some discounted federal flood insurance against it. The same deal goes if you notice record snow pack in the mountains upriver.
A silver lining is that loss of beaches should greatly reduce the incidence of malignant melanoma which has been rapidly increasing in the US over the past several decades.
The mounting insurance payouts to shore dwellers will reach a breaking point. Like much of our oil-predicated lifestyle, they're simply not sustainable.
I would rather my tax dollars or my premiums in any insurance pool go to relocating primary households. I'm not thrilled about paying for homes to be rebuilt, certainly not second homes.
But I imagine everyone will try to maintain the status quo until it just breaks down. There won't be any orderly exit.
More heat going into oceans last decade or so, more thermal expansion-bingo! They'll (the disasters) come thick and fast now. It will be a treat, a ghastly hoot, to watch Tony 'Climate Change is crap' Abbott deal with it, if he doesn't self-destruct between now and September.
Beaches are gone, everywhere. A sad memory, like pristine, or near pristine, coral reefs. I believe that a squirrel could, if wishing for a sea-side holiday, have once been able to travel from the Mississippi to the Atlantic without leaving the trees, so vast and dense was the forest. The Anthropocene will be brief, followed by the Thanatocene.
Rab, don't mince words, comrade. Much, much, worse is barreling towards us a warp speed. When the oceans die, when they have acidified, stratified thermally and the ocean circulation has broken down, and they start belching hydrogen sulphide….God, I'm depressing myself.
Areas will start being uninsurable along the coast. I think it is already happening in some areas.
Yes, I think no US coasts are on the few areas where post-glacial rebound will exceed sea level rise. But Hudson Bay will look somewhat the same for a bit longer.
You only have to take one look at the demographics of shore dwellers to KNOW that TPTB will keep going with, and subsidising, the status quo until well AFTER things have broken down. History provides many, many examples of political elites doing this, with Marie Antoinette's "Let them eat Brioche" being far from the worst.
Its not when the beach floods, its when people realize that it is going to flood then its too late.
yup, beaches are toast. And most low lying island what ever we do now.
Half a trillion dollars seems like a low figure even just for the US.
Humanity loves the coasts.
'We the People' are the ones who have been burning the fossil fuel, who are burning it, and who will continue burning it like there's no tomorrow. Who else do you think should pay the bill?
500 billion US$ of flooding by 2030 the piece says. I predict that a smaller but stronger storm (than Sandy) will hit New York City and will cause 500 billion in damages. It really won't take much in the way of flooding to cause a $ 1 billion in damages along the US East Coast. Will we try to rebuild New Orleans when another hurricane strikes? It's ridiculous that the piece did not mention why scientists expect sea level to rise. Still, NBC News is better than the North Carolina proposed law against using science to predict risk of sea level rise.
On a family trip to Atlantic City in the 1960s, my family ended up stuck in traffic on the one road to Atlantic City from Philadelphia.
As the station wagon idled in stifling heat, my mother observed that in event of a storm it would be difficult to evacuate Atlantic City.
Looking at a map, that's still true.
It's time to test the limits of adaptation and conduct evacuation exercises. Not just a few experts in a room with a map, but engaging the whole population.
One thing Superstorm Sandy should have taught us is that the areal extents of superstorms are so great that escaping one requires longer lead times and more resources to get a dense population out of harm's way.
The coastal highways can only work as evacuation routes when the storms are small enough to be able to get to the side of one. Otherwise people have to head inland, and those routes are often limited.
It's really important not to undervalue the great transition as it provides a sense of scaling with manmade systems and the extraordinary value of natural systems ultimately way undervalued being by definition always outside closed manmade systems and undefined or infinite.
To provide a path towards functional reality it might be worth imagining natural scales diverging from human scale to the very large and to the very small.
Doesn't the Electoral College and many other constructs of American life have the concept of the people being looked out for by those in power with higher understanding?
How many people would be wearing safety belts today if there were no laws requiring it? How many lives have been saved because of these laws?
How many lives are shortened because people won't even floss their freaking teeth? We won't get into diet, exercise, etc.
Point is: "We the people" are by and large NOT that wise and of course are NOT going to do what is necessary to save a livable climate without massive government intervention. Which is precisely why so many Repubs are unwilling to admit climate change is happening. To keep harping on "We the people" is pointless.
My enjoyment of my "dream" trip down the ICW and to the FL Keys and Bahamas in a little sailboat two years ago was constantly tempered with sadness that my grandchildren, at my age, could not repeat that experience. So much of the "scenery" would be underwater.
Even assuming the world by that time allowed such luxuries.
Consciousness is one of science's great unsolved problems and moving dramatically away from normal human scale changes greatly how we must function in the world.
So scale is very important.
To me it truly is like watching an episode of The Twilight Zone.
Evolution works way too slow — with perhaps epigenetics providing for some accelerated adaptability — but, intelligence is the true engine of rapid dramatic change.
For all the talk about building barriers to protect NYC it still isn't happening. Apparently it will take more than Sandy. I think barriers are considered too expensive when they might not be needed for many decades. A another big storm could hit NYC this year or it might not happen for 50 or more years. Or the next big storm could hit at low tide rather than high tide. Too many ifs.
The worse things get, the more negligent MSM coverage becomes. Nobody is calling our media to account. I made a detailed proposal to do so, which included naming names and boycotting advertisers. It died, just as our civilization will.
Barriers are a huge high risk very expensive long range project and likely not one the type of ecoagile solutions that would be most practical at this time.
Yeah, I'm surprised they didn't put a microphone in front of Anthony Watts, who would say that sea levels will recede, and that we are in a natural cycle.
MSM performance is really inexcusable.
Unfortunately, we don't have much. We can find a boson, but not the truth right in front of us. And if we do find it, suits on television come up with the corporate revised version.
Where multi-use greatly improves efficiency, for the price, investment in huge cadres of scientists, physicists, geophysicists, oceanographers, etc. would be much better investments to start off.
Intelligence the premiere ecoagile modality.
And, Bloomberg has expressly acknowledged this from the very beginning he became mayor.
C'mon. We're not going to get the 'massive government intervention' that is required without the consent of 'we the people'. Congress and the President have both been informed of the gravity of the situation by the intel community; they take no action because the 'people' want no action.
I would state it another way; those in power represent them, not necessarily look out for them. Doing nothing about climate change is what the vast majority of the people want, and the politicians' lack of action reflects this.
In those days; two main ones: White Horse Pike and Black Horse Pike. But, your conclusion holds either way.
A poster named Gnobuddy had it right: we ended up at the wrong stage of evolution; smart enough to have developed these technologies but not smart enough to understand, and have the motivation to control, their adverse effects. For this, he said, we will pay the ultimate price!
Business As Usual is a self-regenerating system that can only be broken by powerful outside forces and catastrophes. Climate change, ocean acidification, methane hydrates and tropospheric ozone are only four of many such forces.
Stand by.
I would say people want the government to address climate change but they don't want to pay more for electricity, gasoline, or any products that cost more as a result; they don't want to pay huge sums to developing countries for adaptation; they don't want to lose their jobs if they are in the fossil industry; they don't want wind turbines and transmissions lines spoiling their views; they don't want solar facilities all over the desert areas; they don't want to pay for expensive solar panels on their roofs; they don't want to drive less and drive smaller cars; they don't want to live in compact highly urban areas rather than sprawling suburbs; and they don't want to stop shopping until they drop.
The roll of a good leader IMO, is to inform the people of implicit social dangers in understandable terms in order to guide society to fruitful outcomes. Surely ecocide should qualify.
Delightful to have the detail. Road repairs figured somehow in that childhood memory of 'one route.'
The story is not over yet.
In any case, today Climate Progress has provided a timely reply along the same idea with a video worth seeing:
Why Climate Change Is Not An Environmental Issue?
A real security emergency (See the video)
Why climate Change Is Not an Environmental Issue
And, the way thinking or intelligence is used greatly effects outcomes.
Most thinking is fast and relatively automatic which is not always a good thing.
Daniel Kahneman's "Thinking Fast and Slow"
Our science and technology has gotten us into this mess; we have advanced considerably, and there is a good chance we will be able to work with what we have right now to get us out of it; not to mention the inevitable more advanced developments.
First, we have to stop the stuff that is causing the crisis. We made it and we can stop it.
The complexity lies elsewhere probably in how we apply our intelligence and thinking which is normally automatic; but now perhaps, we have to rethink a huge amount of stuff.
Bobby, so the USA citizen is a different species to the rest of the human population? If not, you'll have to come up with a better argument, ME
Nicely put – consider it stolen! *grins*
Is that a silver lining or a brown one?
Small artists borrow-great artists steal.
Or, as John Jay is alleged to have often observed, 'Those people who own this country are going to run this country'. Inevitable, really.
ME- it's the 'Manifest Density'.
Well, NYC is gone, in fifty years I'd say. Time to move inland. Maybe there'll be a brief New Venice period, but one mega-hurricane will end that romantic interlude. Similarly London, Shanghai, Holland, Bangladesh. the Nile delta. Time for some sober, not magical, thinking, I'm afraid.
We must isolate the 'Watts bozon', that turns those exposed to denialist mind poison into bozos.
I make it a point to bug the media when they do something like this. Sometimes it works, too, even if just one or two people respond. You can join my Facebook group here:
At least NBC didn't hedge about what's going on. I would congratulate Anne Thompson for that but ask what the point of doing the piece is if she doesn't address what's causing it and what we can do about it. Thompson is @annenbcnews on Twitter (which is one of the best ways to get reporters to respond), or you can write to NBC Nightly News here: http://www.nbcnews.com/id/29104230/ns/nbcnightlynews/t/contact-us/#.UYB-kCtgbus
The press is what will make We the People care enough to make our leaders do something. It will happen, if we make it.
It would take a catagory 3 storm surge to do 500 billion to the new york area, sandy was a cat 2. This assumes a 20 – 30 foot storm surge, and significantly more wind damage. It does not mean a cat 3 at landfall, it could be a large cat 2 that was a strong cat 3 or 4 near cape hattaras or virginia beach. Such a strom will be an incredible nightmare for the region, i dought even sandy is much of a preperation for this.
Makes me wonder who's buying all those solars over there Mulga because according to Bobby, it's not the people, ME
BobbyL, You are right on target; you have crystallized the central problem. And, Merrelyn, it is true throughout the world, not limited to the USA.
"there is a good chance we will be able to work with what we have right now to get us out of it". Not so! There is the three-legged stool of technical/economic/socio-political that has to be satisfied, and I have yet to see a proposal that addresses all three.
You have seen plenty of proposals that address the technical. It is trivial; although we would have to tighten the belt, we could, even at this late stage, fix the climate.
It is of course the social-political that is both necessary and impossible.


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As Ajay says Barca play through the middle. Their width comes from the full backs and they're there to purely stretch the defensive line and open gaps between defenders for short passes between defenders and the defensive lines to exploit. Chelsea to their credit didn't allow this. They defended narrow and deep forcing Barca to cross from out wide into a packed area. Chelsea gambled that they had the strength and height to deal with it. They did. Count how many times Alves tried to cross it but he hardly ever got behind the Chelsea defense and turned them. The game also highlighted to me why Barca may have an interest in Bale. Alves on the right, Bale on the left as a attacking full back. We and for that matter any English side are decades behind reaching the technical level the Barca are at plus as Chelsea proved if you are big, fit and organised it can be countered so you need a blend in the PL. A bit Bayern I guess. It seems that they have their own version of Carroll in Gomes. I wasn't hugely impressed with him either to be honest but to their credit they have power, pace and ability. Personally though, if we could get somewhere near the playing style and ability of Bilbao we'd be doing very well indeed. I've been impressed with them and really enjoyed watching their Europa league games this season.


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Is President Obama's legacy more important than America's security?
I have no problem with (Bowe) Bergdahl being released, but to trade five Gitmo prisoners (terrorists) for a soldier who apparently deserted is troubling.
One wonders whether this is a ploy to release more terrorists from Gitmo to shut it down, just to make Obama's legacy and what he campaigned on complete, along with the liberal nonsense excuse that the war is coming to an end and no member of the military is left behind.
In my opinion, the war on terror is not over, and this administration has released five known terrorists who, in all likelihood, will go back to committing terrorist acts against America. This puts our military personnel in more jeopardy, because terrorists now know Obama will negotiate, and they will get what they want.
It makes one wonder to what lengths liberal Democrats will go in defense of this administration.
Apparently, the security of Americans is not high on their agenda.
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Milk ducts can become blocked when the lactating breasts become very full (engorged) and are not emptied regularly. A blocked milk duct feels like a tender lump on the breast.
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- Take a warm shower or apply a warm, wet compress several times a day for 10 to 15 minutes. To make a warm compress, soak a hand towel in warm water. Wring out the excess water and place the towel on the affected breast. Cover the compress with a second, dry towel to trap the heat.
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Ah the innocence of a child! It is so refreshing, like the breath of wind rolling in from the sea! I love how you portray Estel's childish curiosity and personality. I also like that don't have Elliven head over heels in love with Legolas, it's more realistic this way! ~iggybaby
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Poor Estel! You're captured his youth really well, I like it!! More please : D
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Awww. Poor Estel! This chapter title reminded me of my poem 8 which is also about someone turning 8 years old. Is it coincidence lol? ~iggybaby
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int main()
a = -1;
b = 0xffffffff;
if(-1 == 0xffffffff )
printf("-1 is equal to maximum\n");
printf(" -1 is not equal to maximum\n");
if(0xff < -1)
printf(" Less than -1 \n");
if(0xff < 0xffffffff)
printf(" Less than maximum\n");
I tried with commented section as well and replaced -1 with "a" and 0xffffffff with "b" but the result is same .
It's 32 bit system so i have taken integer size 4 bytes.
My Output is :
-1 is equal to maximum
Less than maximum
If -1 is equal to maximum then it should execute both of the last two if statements. But it's not happening. Why?


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The present research explores the link between the personality trait exploitativeness, a component of narcissism, and emotion recognition abilities. Prior research on this topic has produced inconsistent findings. We attempt to resolve these inconsistencies by testing the hypothesis that narcissistic exploitativeness, in particular, should be associated with emotion-reading abilities because it specifically taps into the motivation to manipulate others. Across two studies we find that narcissistic exploitativeness is indeed associated with increased emotion recognition, but in some cases the confounding effects of mood need to be considered (Study 1). Importantly, effect sizes of narcissistic exploitativeness were similar in magnitude to two different measures of dispositional empathy, which is an established correlate of emotion recognition. These studies suggest that emotional recognition abilities are associated with desirable and undesirable traits.
KeywordsNarcissism Exploitativeness Emotional competencies Emotional intelligence Emotion recognition Empathy Mind reading Emotion perception ability
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- The Relationship Between Narcissistic Exploitativeness, Dispositional Empathy, and Emotion Recognition Abilities
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Journal of Nonverbal Behavior
Volume 38, Issue 1 , pp 129-143
- Cover Date
- 2014-03
- 10.1007/s10919-013-0164-y
- Print ISSN
- 0191-5886
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- 1573-3653
- Publisher
- Springer US
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- Keywords
- Narcissism
- Exploitativeness
- Emotional competencies
- Emotional intelligence
- Emotion recognition
- Empathy
- Mind reading
- Emotion perception ability
- Authors
- Sara Konrath (1)
- Olivier Corneille (2)
- Brad J. Bushman (3) (4)
- Olivier Luminet (2) (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Research Center for Group Dynamics, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan, 426 Thompson Street, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104, USA
- 2. Research Institute for Psychological Sciences, Université Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
- 3. The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, USA
- 4. VU University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- 5. National Fund for Scientific Research (FRS-FNRS), Brussels, Belgium


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Valentine Coffee Roasters to add a tasting room
Valentine Coffee Roasters plans to open a tasting room in its west side roastery, perhaps by March or April.
Note that the company's principals call it a tasting room, as you'd find at a winery, rather than a café. With their background in wine, they intend to focus on the flavors of coffees from around the world. They'll serve cups of coffee brewed by the pour-over method along with espresso and espresso drinks, but won't flavor coffee drinks with syrups. »Read Full Blog Post
Skylight makes the most of bland 'Pump Boys'
In the fictionalized North Carolina being served up in "Pump Boys and Dinettes," the country music pastiche that's now open for business at Skylight Music Theatre, none of the six characters actually works much.
To be sure, designer Brandon Ribordy has stuffed this really fun, vintage 1950s set - half gas station and half diner - with props suggesting that the four pump boys might actually service cars and the two fun-loving waitresses next door might actually take and fill orders. »Read Full Article(2)
Florentine finds cozy home for 'Albert Herring'
If you're looking for the Florentine Opera Company, you'll find them in Vogel Hall for the next couple of weeks, trying something a little different.
Veering away from stage-filling grand opera, the company opened a lighthearted production of Benjamin Britten's chamber opera "Albert Herring" Friday evening, in the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts' smallest performance space. »Read Full Article


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, Volume 72, Issue 2, pp 253-280
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Generalized Hirsch h-index for disclosing latent facts in citation networks
- Antonis SidiropoulosAffiliated withInformatics Department, Aristotle University
- , Dimitrios KatsarosAffiliated withInformatics Department, Aristotle UniversityComputer & Communications Engineering Department, University of Thessaly Email author
- , Yannis ManolopoulosAffiliated withInformatics Department, Aristotle University
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What is the value of a scientist and its impact upon the scientific thinking? How can we measure the prestige of a journal or a conference? The evaluation of the scientific work of a scientist and the estimation of the quality of a journal or conference has long attracted significant interest, due to the benefits by obtaining an unbiased and fair criterion. Although it appears to be simple, defining a quality metric is not an easy task. To overcome the disadvantages of the present metrics used for ranking scientists and journals, J. E. Hirsch proposed a pioneering metric, the now famous h-index. In this article we demonstrate several inefficiencies of this index and develop a pair of generalizations and effective variants of it to deal with scientist ranking and publication forum ranking. The new citation indices are able to disclose trendsetters in scientific research, as well as researchers that constantly shape their field with their influential work, no matter how old they are. We exhibit the effectiveness and the benefits of the new indices to unfold the full potential of the h-index, with extensive experimental results obtained from the DBLP, a widely known on-line digital library.
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- Generalized Hirsch h-index for disclosing latent facts in citation networks
- Journal
Volume 72, Issue 2 , pp 253-280
- Cover Date
- 2007-08
- 10.1007/s11192-007-1722-z
- Print ISSN
- 0138-9130
- Online ISSN
- 1588-2861
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Antonis Sidiropoulos (1)
- Dimitrios Katsaros (1) (2)
- Yannis Manolopoulos (1)
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- 1. Informatics Department, Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, 54124, Greece
- 2. Computer & Communications Engineering Department, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece


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Recently, the New Jersey Supreme Court provided some important clarification with regard to the issue of firearm forfeiture in the wake of an arrest and firearm seizure pursuant to the New Jersey Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (NJPDVA), N.J.S.A. 2C:25-17 to 35. In In the Matter of the Application of New Jersey for the Forfeiture of Personal Weapons and… Continue Reading
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The Whole Truth (2010– )
Episode List
Season 1
22 Sep. 2010Pilot
Jimmy Brogan, born and raised in Hell's Kitchen, is and one of New York's rising criminal defense attorney stars. Kathryn Peale, the product of a New England background and a sheriff father, is a Deputy Bureau Chief in the Manhattan District Attorney's office. These two have been friends (but enemies in the courtroom) since their days at Yale Law School, and face off in a case of a high school history teacher and family man who's arrested for the rape and murder of a female student.
29 Sep. 2010Thicker Than Water
When a man in a wheelchair is found dead in New York Harbor, Assistant District Attorney Kathryn Peale brings a charge of Murder Two against the man's daughter. Jimmy Brogan defends the young woman against the charge.
6 Oct. 2010Judicial Discretion
JUDD HIRSCH guest stars as a much-loved judge accused of murder, who chooses Jimmy to represent him - and Kathryn Peale must prosecute, despite severe misgivings.
20 Oct. 2010True Confessions
When a prosperous couple is found lying in a pool of blood in their Upper West Side brownstone - the wife dead, the husband barely hanging on - Kathryn charges their 16-year-old son with the crime. A night of intense interrogation elicits a confession from the obviously shaken teenager. Now Jimmy must prove that the boy was bullied into a false confession by an aggressive detective.
27 Oct. 2010When Cougars Attack
Madeline Durand, 45-year-old fashion designer is accused of murdering her young male model boyfriend. Jimmy Brogan defends her - and it's not the first time; Brogan represented her three years earlier when a previous young boyfriend was murdered under eerily similar circumstances.
1 Dec. 2010Liars
Jimmy and his team defend a woman accused of murdering her soon-to-be-ex-husband, but they soon discover the late dentist had many secrets.
8 Dec. 2010Uncanny
HAROLD PERRINEAU and WAYNE KNIGHT guest star when a psychic is arrested for displaying a little too much knowledge about an open murder case.
15 Dec. 2010Cold Case
After a comatose woman dies, Kathryn brings a new charge of murder for the crime - now ten years old. MANDY PATINKIN guest stars.
22 Dec. 2010Young Love
Kathryn charges a young couple with Manslaughter in the shaken death of an infant -- while Jimmy and Alejo each represent one of the defendants.
5 Jan. 2011Perfect Witness
Jimmy represents an accused killer from his old "Hell's Kitchen" neighborhood, while Kathryn's entire case relies on the testimony of a 12-year-old, special-needs kid with a memory like a camera.
5 Jan. 2011Lost in Translation
Jimmy represents an accomplice from law school (RALPH MACCHIO) who's been charged with arson and murder. But a Chinese gang and an Italian mobster are also involved.
26 Jan. 2011The State Calls Kathryn Peale
Jimmy represents an ex-con (NICK CHINLUND) implicated in a drive-by shooting of a defense attorney. It turns out, however, that the target may have been Kathryn.
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Now Arrinera is gearing up to start testing the pre-production Hussarya, with the aim to begin manufacturing late next year. And when it does, it will hit markets around the world – eventually to include the United States – with the Hussarya 33. The first examples of the Polish supercar will come in 650-horsepower spec for a 0-62 time quoted at 3.2 seconds and a top speed of 211 miles per hour. Production of this launch edition will be limited, as you might have guessed, to 33 units, each priced at €200,000 (or about $270k at today's rates).
Today shares of Arrinera Automotive Holding PLC based in London have been admitted to the GXG Market's First Quote trading segment. Arrinera Automotive Holding is the subsidiary of VENO S.A listed on NewConnect in Poland and also is the parent company of Arrinera Automotive S.A. located in Warsaw. Arrinera Automotive S.A. gained recognition as the creator of the Arrinera Hussarya supercar. The main objective of the British company is the execution of the Arrinera Hussarya sales strategy on foreign markets i.e.: China, Middle East, Western Europe, and later in the United States. Serial assembly of the Hussarya will be carried out by SILS Centre Gliwice, a leading service provider for the automotive industry that possesses all the necessary certificates confirming the highest level of service as well as years of experience in cooperating with global car makers (e.g. Opel).
At the beginning of October 2013 in Motopark Ulez the Arrrinera Hussarya rolling chassis underwent extensive driving tests. Lee Noble, a famous British car designer and a member of the Arrinera Automotive SA supervisory board, personally participated in tests. Currently Arrinera is putting the final touches on the bodywork and the passenger cabin. Tests of the complete supercar are scheduled for October 2014 and will take place on tracks both in Poland and the UK.
The first model to go into production is 'Arrinera Hussarya 33' - the most prestigious and unique version of Hussarya that will be delivered only to 33 Customers worldwide. Specification: V8 engine with the capacity of 650 HP, acceleration to 100 km/h - 3.2 seconds, top speed - 340 km/h. While the basic price for the Hussarya standard version will be set at approx. 160 000 EUR, Arrinera Hussarya 33 will be priced at 200 000 EUR. Arrinera Hussarya reservation will be deem granted upon payment of deposit.
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Lipitor (atorvastatin calcium) and Crestor (rosuvastatin calcium) are both cholesterol medications. They are quite similar in many aspects.
Both Crestor and Lipitor belong to a class of drugs called statins. They work in the same way to reduce blood cholesterol.Their side effect profiles are similar as are their warnings and precautions. Both are approved to treat similar conditions - high cholesterol & triglycerides and to prevent heart attack & stroke in patients who as yet do not have heart disease.
Crestor is approved to slow the progression of atherosclerosis, while Lipitor is not. Lipitor is approved to prevent heart attacks, strokes, and certain heart procedures (such as bypass surgery) in people with heart disease, while Crestor is not.
Crestor does not appear to interact with grapefruit juice while Lipitor does interact with grapefruit juice.
One study compared Crestor with various statins, including Lipitor. Crestor seemed to be a little more effective than Lipitor when directly compared . However, this study lasted only six weeks and was "open label" (both the patients and the healthcare providers knew which medications were given).
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Released: Jun 01st, 1997
Running Time: 60
Director: Rod Fontana
Company: Tight Ends Productions
Cast: Mercedes (I), Stephanie DuValle, Dick Nasty, Kyle Stone (straight), Guy DiSilva, Nikki Brantz, Mike Horner, Julie Rage, Nikki Sinn, Tabitha Stevens, Jonathan Morgan
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: All-Sex
Following the progress of specific sexual activity in an orgy tape is kind of like falling in love with a stray German Shepherd. As soon as you embrace a scene, it runs off with the pack. That's pretty much the feeling conveyed in this randomly lensed poolside cluster fuck which, in some ways, is pretty to look at, but, sadly, belly flops off the high dive.
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After his last run-in with Vince the Funnel and the mystery of the missing chicks, J.J. the search-and-rescue dog is ready for some much-needed R & R. But just when he thinks he has everything under control, theres a new problem to worry about: Diamond Lil, a shiny new dog whos taken up residence next door. Suddenly Moosh and her chicks are spending an awful lot of time with their fancy friend, talking about weird things like fluffy feathers and good posture. And Lils not the only new kid cramping J.J.s style. Theres a possum loose, and its up to J.J. to keep everyone safe. But the questions keep piling up. Is Lil all that she seems? And how does the possum keep finding her way to the chicken coop?
In this hilarious follow-up to The Trouble with Chickens, the clues, plot twists, and one-liners add up to an unputdownable read.
About the Author
Doreen Cronin is the author of The Chicken Squad series and many bestselling picture books, including "Click, Clack, Ho, Ho, Ho"; "Click, Clack, Peep";" Click, Clack, Boo!"; "Dooby Dooby Moo"; "Thump, Quack, Moo"; "Bounce"; "Wiggle"; "Duck for President"; "Giggle, Giggle, Quack"; and the Caldecott Honor Book "Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type". Shelives in Brooklyn, New York. Visit her at DoreenCronin.com.
Kevin Cornell s secret spy headquarters are located in Philadelphia. He has successfully accomplished several thrilling missions, including illustrating "Mustache!" and "Count The Monkeys" by Mac Barnett, "The Chicken Squad" by Doreen Cronin, and "Lulu s Mysterious Mission" by Judith Viorst. Leave a coded message for him at KevSkinRug.com!
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"Fans of Cronin's first J.J. Tully mystery, The Trouble with Chickens (2011), will welcome the return of retired search-and-rescue dog J.J. Tully, mother hen Moosh and her four chicks in this follow-up adventure .... Here's hoping J.J. and company find more to puzzle over pronto."
-Kirkus Reviews
"Children who like a little bit of everything mixed into their reading, particularly mystery, adventure, and animals, will enjoy this book."
-School Library Journal
Praise for THE TROUBLE WITH CHICKENS: "Cronin brings her droll humor to the chapter book set with great success. Fast-paced and funny, with interesting vocabulary and a well-constructed plot, this is terrific fare for readers."
-Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Praise for THE TROUBLE WITH CHICKENS: "The noirlike detective Tully and the funny chickens running around, well, like chickens make appealing characters, especially as drawn by Cornell, who knows how to get TV cartoon–style humor out of the action."