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Unique wedding invitations speak more than the date of the occasion. They let your guests know what they can expect during your wedding ceremony. People who are soon to get married and are day dreaming about this auspicious occasion must start planning for the event well in advance to make sure that everything is in order.
Before you proceed to order wedding invitations, make a list of all guests who will come to the ceremony. This will ensure the number of invitation cards to order for inviting guests. Determine things to include in the invitation. The date, the location, the time etc are common and most important to include in the card. It is a better idea to include direction and information about hotel accommodations, if any, for the convenience of your guests.
Include other less obvious information in the invitation. Such information may relate to whether children are allowed to attend the ceremony etc. Similarly, consider incorporating poems and verses in the invitation. All these things give clear cut information to your guests while making an appealing invitation for the event.
When it comes to designing the card, you can make them on your own or buy from a reputed designer. Shop around in stores that specialize in making invitation cards. Browse a couple of stores close to your place of residence in order to spot a better deal. Ask with people in your contact who have recently got married. These people will surely come handy to help in finding reputed invitation maker for your marriage ceremony.
If you are unable to find a reputed designer through references and contacts, turn to internet. Internet is full of information and resources for your help. Browse online with suitable search terms in order to make a list of quality designers for your particular requirements. Read customer reviews about people who have hired these designers for designing their wedding invitations. Narrow down your search to top three designers based on positive customer ratings and feedback.
Contact them over phone or via email to gather more information about the quality of their services and pricing policy. Seek discounts for bulk ordering and negotiate for a better deal. Make sure the designer you are choosing is able to complete your order as desired on time to avoid any problem at the last moment. Finally, buy wedding invitations from a reputable designer that offers quality invitation cards in an affordable manner.]]>
There are many misconceptions about Gretna Green weddings and here are some helpful answers to some frequently asked questions which should hopefully put your mind at rest as to whether Gretna is an ideal location as one of the best wedding venues in scotland for your marriage or not.
Firstly, what exactly is this infamous link between Gretna Green and weddings, and from where did this connection originally appear? Well, Gretna Green is famous for it's runaway weddings as this delightful Scottish town is situated just across the border from England and as the laws of the land were different in the 18th century, many young couples who were unable to gain their parents consent for marriage would flee to Gretna in order to elope. Thousands upon thousands of weddings have taken place in Gretna since these days and as such, the setting has become one of the most sought after for all things nuptial.
Secondly, what exactly does Gretna offer these days in terms of perks? Thankfully the perceived need to drive up to base of Scotland in order to whisk through a simple and uncomplicated ceremony without your parent's watchful eyes ruining the day are mostly a thing of the past. So why do people still flock to Gretna Green every year in order to get married? Well, the town is wonderfully picturesque, offers a great deal of wonderful hotels and bed and breakfasts as well as a truly historic setting. So, if you are looking to tie the knot in a town which has always had an undeniable connection to marriages and all things romance, then a Gretna Green wedding might well be the perfect move for you. After all, there is no town in the UK which has hosted as many perfect days as this delightful Scottish town.
If you are thinking about a Grenta Green Wedding then the Gables Hotel in Gretna Green could be an ideal location for you, check out their mid week wedding offers and family deals on Gretna Green Weddings
The concept of a shotgun wedding might not appeal to everyone, and this is a perfectly valid response to the phrase of course. After all, unless you happen to be in the unfortunate position of existing in the puritanical past and desperately seek matrimony in order to prevent your child from being born into sin, there probably isn't a great deal of call for such a practice. However, Gretna Green weddings and the Gretna Anvil Locations are famed for its connection to such events, but this doesn't mean for a second that choosing to host your big day in a town which is to weddings as Vegas is to gambling (only much less offensive than that sounds) is a desperate act.
Athena is one of the wedding sites. The venue has a multipurpose hall which capable of hosting different events simultaneously. It is also spacious and can accommodate more than 100 guests at ago. This makes it an ideal place to host many guests. The beauty of hosting an event in this venue is that you are allowed to bring along your own caterers.
Don't forget the City Rooms as well which is situated at the heart of the city centre. This is an ancient building which has undergone a lot of renovation to host events such as weddings. It has superb ballrooms excellent for holding weddings and receptions as well.
Ramada hotel top the list of them all. It is located a few metres away from the railway station. It has another of the most luxurious bars and restaurants in Leicester city. Above all, it has a bridal suit for hosting weddings.
If your wedding will take place outdoors, you have many options to make it fun and creative. Your garden wedding can be more romantic than a traditional type wedding and all you need to do is keep it elegant and simple.
If your outdoor wedding location has tall trees, you can decorate them with little lights or decorate a trellis with ivy and flowers in colors that go with your wedding color. One tradition that you can change can be the cake topper. Instead of the typical bride and groom, why not use a floral topper and that too can be a crafty project made by you.
You can also hand write the place-cards and with a ribbon, hang them from trees for your guests to pick.
For some fun, you can name your tables for your guests with Lady Bug, butterfly or dragonfly, etc. If you need some inspiration, that is tons of them online you can choose from. Depending on your theme, you could use large mason jars and put some sand and tea lights in them to line walkways or to use as a centerpiece. Your favors can be small painted terracotta pots with little seedlings already started in them.]]>
Silver jewellery from Silver Islandcan help a person find any number of needs. Silver may not be the preferred metal for a wedding or similar occasion, but gold is not always the preferred metal. Silver's mirror-like sufrace has an appeal of its own. A person can get high quality silver jewelry pieces for much less than he can buy gold jewelry for. A man who finds himself in the dog house may need to remember this. Jewelry is a great gift way to get back into the good graces of a spouse or a loved one, but it is also a very expensive way to do so.
Silver Island offers a variety of different pieces that can fit almost any budget and any neck, wrist or any other place where a person might want to put jewelry. They even sell tie clasps for men. A number of unique pieces are available for sale and custoom requests can be made, although such requests are not often made online.
If a shopper is looking for a way to surprise someone special in his or her life and cannot afford gold or a more expensive precious metal, silver jewelry may be the perfect solution to this problem.
Great discounts can be found when you shop this way as many sites have sales and close-outs to make room for their new inventory. Some will offer a discount on shipping and others can offer a discount voucher which can make your final cost less than you expected.
Whether you are shopping for something in particular or just want to see bangles, pendants, earrings and bracelets, you can save on your purchase when you visit Purely Diamonds.
The right accessory can make or break your look, so if you have a variety of accessories to work with, you can create that look that expresses who you are and that is always a good look. Be sure to share your discovery with your friends so they can also save by using a discount code for their purchase. You will be amazed with the selection found there.]]>
Some of the essentials like the church and cost of hiring the reception venue unfortunately cannot be made any cheaper but all of the rest is a competitive market where people are fighting for your custom so make it work for you and get the best deals!
The main idea of your marriage is to create a memorable day for you and your groom; it is your day after all!! Money is not the be all and end all when it comes to love, emotions and the commitment you are going to make with each other. So if you have to work with a budget that is tight then don't be disheartened because there are some right good bargains out there for you to find and a lot you can do yourself to lower the costs even further.
The first place to start is your wedding dress, there are many ways to save money, sales, end of season lines, buying online in an auction, hiring and even wearing your mother's dress which can be altered to be updated and suit you. Your bridesmaid's dresses are along the same theme and there are many second hand dresses – remember they have only been worn once for you to buy in local ads, online and in stores.
Looking online at places like EBay will save you a fortune as you can find just about anything you could possibly want for your wedding at a discount price; wedding favors, flowers, table decorations, room decorations, wedding jewelry, the rings, glasses, personalized invitations and much, much more.]]>
Traditionally in most cultures the wedding dress is a beautiful gown which is usually white, cream, champagne and ivory. The actual style and shape of the wedding dress depends on the Bride's taste and what is in fashion at the time which dictates often the style.
The history of the wedding dress being "princess" like and white in color was started by Queen Victoria (UK), who wore a white bridal dress in her marriage to Prince Albert, and it became an instant hit. Millions of women thereafter wanted to emulate this beauty and fairytale feeling about their weddings by copying the theme of the dress.
Each era has had its own style of the wedding dress; in the nineteen twenties the wedding dresses were short at the front and long at the back, in the nineteen forties a full skirt design was the fashion resembling the famous gown worn by Queen Victoria.
In Eastern area, which include India, Vietnam, China, the bridal colors is said to be Red. Red represents good luck and good fortune for the bride and her home. Indians wear red colored 'sari' in their wedding function. Japanese people traditionally wear 'kimono'. Chinese people generally wear red gown.
The best place to start to look for the wedding dress of your dreams is to go round several different wedding stores and try on a lot of different styles, shapes and colors of dresses so that you can find out exactly what type of style compliments you the best. The dress should compliment your figure and make you not only look but feel like a million dollars. You will know instantly the second you look in the mirror and get that buzz, that you have found the right wedding dress for you!
In by gone time the Bride would wear white to show that she was "pure" a "virgin" some would say but with today's more relaxed culture where people now live together before getting married and less people being virgins on their wedding nights other colors have flooded the wedding dress market. The current trend is for a champagne colored dress that is a mixture between cream and ivory.


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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has declared 22 Georgia counties disaster areas because of severe storms that hit the state in August.
Governor Sonny Perdue made the announcement Wednesday.
He submitted the request to the federal government two months ago after the remnants of Tropical Storm Fay battered the state August 26th.
The governor says the storm hurt crops of peanuts, cotton and corn across Georgia.
The federal disaster declaration means farmers can get low-interest loans to make up for the damage.
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Inmet in Talks to Sell Mine Stake as Offer Deadline Looms
Inmet Mining Corp., which is trying to fend off a C$5 billion ($4.9 billion) hostile takeover bid from First Quantum Minerals Ltd., said it's in "constructive" talks to sell a stake in its Cobre Panama copper project.
Inmet is in discussions with a potential strategic investor to sell a share of the planned Panamanian mine at "a significant premium to the value implied by the First Quantum offer," Toronto-based Inmet said today in a statement.
Absent an improved bid from First Quantum, pursuing Inmet's current plans will create more value for shareholders, Inmet said. The company is still recommending that investors reject First Quantum's cash-and-stock offer as too low.
The bid is due to expire at 11:59 p.m. Toronto time on March 11. Vancouver-based First Quantum said today it got approval for the deal under the Investment Canada Act.
Gaining control of Cobre Panama would enable First Quantum to create one of the world's five largest copper producers. Inmet plans to spend about $6.2 billion constructing the mine, which is scheduled to produce an average of 266,000 tons a year of the metal.
First Quantum took its bid directly to Inmet shareholders Jan. 9 after Inmet's board snubbed two earlier offers. The latest offer comprises C$72 a share in cash or a mixture of cash and stock, with a maximum cash consideration of about C$2.5 billion.
The bid is currently valued at C$69.66 a share, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Inmet rose 1.2 percent to C$68.52 in Toronto while First Quantum climbed 6.2 percent to C$20.42.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Jefferies Group Inc. and Royal Bank of Canada are advising First Quantum. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is advising Inmet and Scotiabank is financial adviser to the special committee of the Inmet board.


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Are you looking to become more involved within your school and Calgary's arts community? Scene & Heard is recruiting for members of our executive team for the 2013-2014 school year.
Most university students' lives involve intense amounts of studying, followed by partying, and drinking. Attending arts events is something they don't often consider as an option. They don't have anyone to go with, they don't know what's going on, or they don't have money for expensive tickets. This doesn't have to be the case. And not everyone who enjoys the arts is pursuing a career in the arts - there are students studying in areas like engineering, business, or social sciences who appreciate the arts, but aren't as aware of the arts scene in Calgary. We believe that everyone should have access to the arts, regardless of their program of study or their income level.
Scene & Heard is an arts and culture club at the University of Calgary that aims to increase the accessibility of the arts for students, by increasing their awareness of arts events in Calgary, and providing them with discounted or even free tickets to arts events. We have five sectors: dance, film, music, theatre and visual art. We distribute a weekly newsletter with the highlights of events happening in each of these sectors that we think might interest students. Each of these sectors partners with arts organizations throughout the city that provide us with discounts, talkbacks, or other perks that we pass on to our members. We also frequently receive free tickets to give away to our members, which we do through contests. We want to encourage an appreciation of the arts at affordable prices. And, whenever possible, we want to extend these opportunities to less fortunate children. We also donate tickets to Kids Up Front; a non-profit organization that provides at-risk youth with tickets to arts and cultural events on our behalf.
Interested in becoming a member? A Scene & Heard membership costs $5.00 per academic year and means you are eligible for all our discounts, contests, free tickets and other exciting member perks. One third of your membership fee is directed to Kids Up Front, and the rest goes back into subsidizing ticket prices or organizing great events for you and your fellow members. Think that sounds up your alley? Send us an email at email@example.com.
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Cooked, Boiled, Drained, Without Salt
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27 Calories
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1/2 cup, chopped (78 g)
Per Serving % Daily Value*
Calories 27
Calories from Fat 3
Total Fat 0.3g 0%
Saturated Fat 0.1g 0%
Polyunsaturated Fat 0.1g
Monounsaturated Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg 0%
Sodium 32mg 1%
Potassium 228.54mg 7%
Carbohydrates 5.6g 2%
Dietary Fiber 2.6g 10%
Sugars 1.1g
Protein 1.9g
Vitamin A 24% · Vitamin C 84%
Calcium 3% · Iron 3%
*Based on a 2000 calorie diet
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- High in pantothenic acid
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Dr. Aslakson received her undergraduate degree in biology and mathematics from Washington University in St. Louis and her M.Sci. in biomedical sciences from the University of Ulster in Northern Ireland. She earned her M.D. from Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts Institute of Technology and her Ph.D. from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She completed her residency at Massachusetts General Hospital and performed a fellowship in surgical critical care at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Aslakson joined the Johns Hopkins faculty in 2008.
Her work has been published in numerous peer-reviewed journals, including Critical Care Medicine, Critical Care, The Patient, Anesthesia & Analgesia, The Journal of Palliative Medicine, Journal of General Internal Medicine, Anesthesiology Clinics and Critical Care Clinics. Her research work is, or has been, supported through multiple grants or contracts from organizations such as the Patient-Centered Outcomes Institute, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), the Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research, the National Palliative Care Research Center and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
Dr. Aslakson is an active member of the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine (AAHPM), the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA), the Society of Critical Care Anesthesiologists and the International Anesthesia Research Society. She is a member of multiple national committees, including the SCCM Family-Centered Care Guidelines Committee, the AAHPM Research Committee and the ASA Subcommittee for Palliative Medicine. Dr. Aslakson has received numerous awards for her work, including the 2014 ASA Presidential Scholar Award.
- Associate Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine
- Associate Professor of Oncology
Departments / Divisions
- Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine - Critical Care Medicine
- Oncology - Cancer Prevention and Control
Centers & Institutes
- MD, Harvard Medical School (2003)
- Massachusetts General Hospital / Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine (2007)
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine (2008)
Board Certifications
- American Board of Anesthesiology / Anesthesiology (2008)
- American Board of Anesthesiology / Critical Care Medicine (2008)
- American Board of Anesthesiology / Hospice and Palliative Care (2010)
Research & Publications
Research Summary
Dr. Aslakson's research and clinical goal is to improve delivery of palliative care to patients and families, particularly in intensive care unit and perioperative settings.
Selected Publications
- Schuster AL, Aslakson RA, Bridges JF. "Creating an advance-care-planning decision aid for high-risk surgery: a qualitative study." BMC Palliat Care. 2014 Jun 19;13:32. doi: 10.1186/1472-684X-13-32. eCollection 2014.
- Aslakson RA, Schuster AL, Miller J, Weiss M, Volandes AE, Bridges JF. "An environmental scan of advance care planning decision AIDS for patients undergoing major surgery: a study protocol." Patient. 2014;7(2):207-17. doi: 10.1007/s40271-014-0046-3.
- Aslakson R, Cheng J, Vollenweider D, Galusca D, Smith TJ, Pronovost PJ. "Evidence-based palliative care in the intensive care unit: a systematic review of interventions." J Palliat Med. 2014 Feb;17(2):219-35. doi: 10.1089/jpm.2013.0409.
- Lau BD, Aslakson RA, Wilson RF, Fawole OA, Apostol CC, Martinez KA, Vollenweider D, Bass EB, Dy SE. "Methods for improving the quality of palliative care delivery: a systematic review." Am J Hosp Palliat Care. 2014 Mar;31(2):202-10. doi: 10.1177/1049909113482039. Epub 2013 Mar 26.
- Martinez KA, Aslakson RA, Wilson RF, Apostol CC, Fawole OA, Lau BD, Vollenweider D, Bass EB, Dy SM. "A systematic review of health care interventions for pain in patients with advanced cancer." Am J Hosp Palliat Care. 2014 Feb;31(1):79-86. doi: 10.1177/1049909113476129. Epub 2013 Feb 12.
Activities & Honors
- George Mitchell Scholar Alumni Organization, U.S.-Ireland Alliance, 2001
- Presidential Scholar Award, the American Society of Anesthesiologists, 2014
- Family-Centered Care Innovation Award, Society of Critical Care Medicine, 2014
- Washington DC-Baltimore-Northern Virginia Rising Star, Super Doctors, 2013
- Clinician Scientist Award, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 2013
- Speaker Award, American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine, 2013
- Leadership Program for Women, Office of Women in Science and Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 2012
- Best in Baltimore – Palliative Medicine, Baltimore Magazine, 2011
- Medical Student Teaching Award Finalist, Harvard Medical School, 2007
- Excellence in Teaching in Surgical Critical Care Award, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 2007
- Hospitalist Award, Best Medical Intern, 2004
- Department of Surgery Award, Best Surgical Intern, 2004
- International Achievement Summit, 2000
- George Mitchell Scholarship, U.S.-Ireland Alliance, 1999
- Barry Goldwater Scholarship, 1997
- Arthur Holly Compton Scholarship, Washington University in St. Louis, 1994
- National Science Scholarship, United States Department of Education, 1994
- Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship, United States Department of Education, 1994
- American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine, 2010
- American Society of Anesthesiologists, 2004
- International Anesthesia Research Society, 2010
- Society of Critical Care Anesthesiologists, 2011
- Society of Critical Care Medicine, 2006
Professional Activities
- Chair and Co-Founder, American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine, 2013 - 2014
Intensive Care Unit Special Interest Group (SIG)
- Faculty Advisory Committee, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 2009
Office of Women in Science and Medicine
- Faculty Co-Chair and Resident Liaison, Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 2009
Resident Research Committee
- Family-Centered Care Guidelines Committee, Society of Critical Care Medicine
- Palliative Medicine Subcommittee, American Society of Anesthesiologists, 2013 - 2015
- Physician-Researcher Reviewer, Johns Hopkins Sarcoma Program Pilot Grant, 2012
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Now here's a public sex tape to get, uh, pumped about, one that even your most jaded pornophiles are likely to watch with slack-jawed disbelief.
The concept definitely pushes the edge of that ol' porn envelope.
After face-fielding double doses of steamy ball-butter in various motel rooms, the vid's female talent - Candy Apples, Phyllisha Anne, Jade Marcella and Rebecca Wild - venture out into public with the goo still intact on their mugs.
We're not talking about some vacant alleys in the dead of night. Try a few of El Lay's more bustling, well-known thoroughfares - Rodeo Drive and Sunset Boulevard among them - at high friggin' noon. The expressions on the faces of those passers-by who actually spot the glistening jizz are priceless. So, too, are the girls' self-conscious grins.
As amusing as that footage is, however, it's merely the - sorry - icing on the cake.
Each of the four sex scenes that lead up to this slutty strolling - all two-guys-on-one girl set-ups - are raw, nasty, extremely well-energized and very strokable, heavy on the anal (except for Wild's scene) with a pair of slammin' d.p.s (care of Apples and Anne).
Yeah, some of the box cover hype is misleading in that it implies the starlets take the loads of average Joes they pick up (Wrong. Try such familiar faces as Dave Hardman and Pat Myne). But the sex inside is so hot that we'll let Zane slide on the ballyhoo.


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Artwork is one of those things that can totally MAKE a home. Inject a room with artwork that you love, and all of a sudden it will feel so much more personal and like you. It brings the life to a space, you know? The hump that people sometimes face is that it can be expensive. Thing is though, if you look around and get creative, there are so many budget-friendly ways to bring interesting artwork into your home (I even have a Pinterest board dedicated to collecting DIY artwork ideas). I recently needed a piece for above our mint and gold buffet, and had a very specific colour scheme and look in mind (and a zero budget). The solution? Paint my own DIY abstract art.
What you'll need:
-A stretched canvas, whatever size you want (you can get canvases from any art/craft store like Michael's, Joanne's, etc). A white or black canvas works, as you are going to layer lots of paint on so it doesn't really matter what colour you start with.
-Paint. Acrylic or even leftover latex wall/furniture paint (This set of paints is a great kit to get started with – I like this budget friendly but good brand)
–Liquid gold foil
-Paint brushes
-A plate for mixing your paints
I had a white canvas left over from a previous project that I used for this DIY artwork. It was big and just the right size for above the buffet, and I had already painted the base white (it had been something else before). I had mis-placed my easel (guys, you don't even want to see how disorganized and crazytown our storage area is looking right now…), so I just painted my canvas with it leaning up against a chair. #makeitwork
As for my paints and brushes? In order to get the exact colour scheme I wanted, I had to use a few different paint types. Some were acrylic paint that I had in my stash (my fave brand is Liquitex Basics – this pink one and this white one), and the grays were actually leftover wall paint that I had used on the doors on the main floor.
I also used a few different brushes. This green rubber one I had picked up recently gives a stripe-y look, a large (crappy) brush from some past furniture painting projects, and a finer art brush for the gold.
I started off by applying a little bit of liquid gold foil paint with a delicate paint brush to a few areas of the canvas. This is what adds that bit of glam and extra dimension to your piece. It's much more intense than regular gold paint, and easier to use than applied gold foil. I use this one by PLAID and really like it.
Then it's a matter of layering on paint. Don't be too rigid about this or labour over it too much. I always start out by applying the darker colours. You can see here that I added strokes of the gray and the pink to get started.
Then I layered over with white. I knew I wanted this canvas to be really quite light overall, so I was liberal with my white application.
You want to make sure that your entire canvas get covered with paint so you get depth and dimension – just put lots on, and then if it's getting too colourful or dark, blend in tons of white over top.
I was going with mostly horizontal strokes to begin with, but then added some vertical in the bottom corner to again add more interest.
Applied my last batch of white paint and blended it all in to get the soft look I was after. Then, even though I felt like I could keep tweaking and tweaking, I stepped back and put down the brush. The nice thing with acrylics (versus something like watercolour) is that you can always add more and cover up areas after your piece has dried. SO – relax and let the artwork sit for a little while before you go overboard with changes.
Even though I painted this vertically, I ended up liking it horizontally better over my buffet.
There is no major trick to creating DIY abstract artwork, but just have fun with it, use the colours you love, and make sure to blend blend blend.
And if gold is your jam like it is for me, then seriously do the gold foil thing. It adds so so much to the canvas. Hang, and get ready to get all kinds of comments and questions on where you got your new artwork! I promise people are going to be super surprised when you tell them you DIY'd that bad boy.
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Aliases for DYNC1LI1 Gene
Aliases for DYNC1LI1 Gene
External Ids for DYNC1LI1 Gene
- Entrez Gene: 51143
- Ensembl: ENSG00000144635
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Previous HGNC Symbols for DYNC1LI1 Gene
Summaries for DYNC1LI1 Gene
GeneCards Summary for DYNC1LI1 Gene
DYNC1LI1 (Dynein Cytoplasmic 1 Light Intermediate Chain 1) is a Protein Coding gene. Among its related pathways are Phagosome and Cell cycle_Spindle assembly and chromosome separation. GO annotations related to this gene include poly(A) RNA binding and microtubule motor activity. An important paralog of this gene is DYNC1LI2.
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot for DYNC1LI1 Gene
Acts as one of several non-catalytic accessory components of the cytoplasmic dynein 1 complex that are thought to be involved in linking dynein to cargos and to adapter proteins that regulate dynein function. Cytoplasmic dynein 1 acts as a motor for the intracellular retrograde motility of vesicles and organelles along microtubules. May play a role in binding dynein to membranous organelles or chromosomes. Probably involved in the microtubule-dependent transport of pericentrin. Is required for progress throuh the spindle assembly checkpoint. The phosphorylated form appears to be involved in the selective removal of MAD1L1 and MAD1L2 but not BUB1B from kinetochores.


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Still several hours away in the US, Friday Night SmackDown has just finished airing in Australia.
As has been the trend in WWE for some time now, Raw was a more explosive show than SmackDown.
As a result, the highs weren't quite as high, but thankfully the lows weren't as low, either.
We got some solid story progression and one exciting television match, though there was certainly some filler to get through.
The following are the biggest hits and misses from the March 16 episode of Friday Night SmackDown.
WWE SmackDown: Biggest Hits and Misses from March 15 Edition
By Daniel Van Boom ,
Still several hours away in the US, Friday Night SmackDown has just finished airing in Australia.
One of the biggest flaws in WWE television right now is the amount of rehash.
The audience is given the same match once, twice, even three times over the course of a week.
This trend continued here, as we were fed the same dish we were served on Raw with Rhodes Scholars vs. Orton and Sheamus.
The problem with this matchup is that we already know Orton and Sheamus will win, so there's no drama whatsoever in the rematch.
One thing worth noting, however, is how over the two babyfaces were.
The match ended with Sheamus and Orton hitting a Brogue Kick and an RKO in quick succession of each other, which garnered a huge pop from the crowd.
Over or not, unless you really loved their match on Raw, there's really no reason to watch this match.
Following Dolph Ziggler and Big E Langston's attack on Daniel Bryan at Raw, The Show Off had another strong showing on SmackDown.
At times, it seemed like Kane was a little too big for Dolph to maneuver around, and some spots looked sloppy as a result.
The match was good regardless, and featured interference from AJ and a minor scuffle between Daniel Bryan and Big E Langston.
Dolph Ziggler hit Kane with a fame-asser (how has WWE not reassigned a name to this move?) and then a Zig-Zag for the win.
The Show Off got in Kane's face after the match and was about to get chokeslammed before Langston bulldozed through The Big Red Machine.
Langston hit his finisher on Kane and for the second time in a week, Dolph Ziggler and Co. got the better of Team Hell No.
It was nothing groundbreaking, but the match was solid and the segment laid the foundation for what could be an exciting rivalry.
Chris Jericho will be remembered as a performer that consistently cuts outstanding promos, but he was definitely off his game on Raw.
Thankfully, Y2J had a backstage run-in with Jack Swagger on SmackDown and was back to his usual charismatic self.
Just to clarify; it wasn't anything amazing as their short segment was a fairly insignificant part of the show.
However, Jerichoholics who were disappointed and confused by his lackluster mic work on Raw will breathe a sigh of relief as Jericho returns to good form.
Fandango was promoted to debut but pulled what has become his shtick and refused to compete because no one can pronounce his name.
That would normally be fine, as it's clear that WWE is building to something, most likely a post-WrestleMania debut.
What made this segment embarrassing was its length.
The fact that Great Khali was involved probably didn't help.
Poor Khali gets blamed for a lot of bad segments, but this was just never going to work.
When Fandango came out to the stage Khali and Natalya tried to mimic his salsa dancing, which was about as bad a way to start a segment that you can think of.
Fandango then demanded Khali pronounce his name properly. Khali, unable to pronounce anyone's name properly, failed.
Fandango then tried to teach him, syllable by syllable. It wasn't a terribly long segment but it sure felt like one.
To be fair, it was far from the most embarrassing thing Khali has been involved in.
The problem is that it's a bad start for poor ol' Fandango, who may just be doomed from the very beginning.
The Shield was all over SmackDown and made a good impact.
Following Orton and Sheamus' match with Rhodes Scholars, The Shield appeared on the titantron and cut a promo about WrestleMania.
It all led to them challenging Orton and Sheamus to find a partner for a three-on-three match at the Showcase of Immortals.
Big Show would later approach the duo and ask to join their team, but was informed that they had already enlisted the help of Ryback.
Sheamus and Orton were later attacked by The Shield while they were being interviewed by Matt Striker.
This may sound fairly pedestrian, but make sure you watch the backstage interview; Roman Reigns hits a mega-spear out of nowhere which really makes the segment.
The destructive trio then interfered in Ryback's match with Mark Henry, dismantling Big Hungry.
The Shield had a big presence on this week's SmackDown, and the show certainly benefited from it.
When it was announced on Raw that Mark Henry would face Ryback on SmackDown, many quickly assumed the match would end prematurely.
Henry vs. Ryback is a surefire WrestleMania match, an idea which was reinforced on SmackDown.
The two powerhouses only locked up for a few seconds before The Shield's music hit.
After Reigns, Rollins and Ambrose hit Ryback with a triple powerbomb, Henry would return to the ring to pick apart Big Hungry.
The World's Strongest Man hit Ryback with his World's Strongest Slam not once, not twice, but three times, scoring himself some nuclear heat in the process.
This segment did a good job at progressing what could be WrestleMania's most intriguing undercard feud.
The Rock is the WWE champion and wasn't on Raw.
Alberto Del Rio is the World heavyweight champion and wasn't on SmackDown.
Regardless of how you feel on The Rock and his feud with Cena or Del Rio and his feud with Swagger, world champions need to be on television representing their brand.
Del Rio technically was on SmackDown in a pre-taped "We The People" parody video, similar to the one we saw last week.
As we know though, pre-taped segments just aren't the same as live appearances.
It's not as though the show crumbled without the presence of the Essence of Excellence, but it's very odd that he wasn't there.
This week's SmackDown was closed by a match between Jack Swagger and Chris Jericho.
Swagger is a talented performer and Chris Jericho is one of the best ever, and many who read the spoilers for the show have no doubt been anticipating this match.
It wasn't as good as some of Jericho's recent matches with CM Punk or Daniel Bryan, but it was certainly an exciting television match.
The two went back and forth and at one point Y2J had Swagger locked in the Walls of Jericho, though Swagger was freed after interference from Zeb Colter.
The Real American scored the victory after a vicious-looking counter to an attempted Code Breaker, followed by a Gut-Wrench Powerbomb.
The big win over Jericho is the latest in a strong streak for Swagger, who's gained some serious momentum going into WrestleMania XXIX.
It's not CM Punk stealing Paul Bearer's urn, but SmackDown ended on a high note with this entertaining match.
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THREATS AND RESPONSES: THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH; Bush Sees 'Urgent Duty' to Pre-empt Attack by Iraq
By DAVID E. SANGER
Published: October 8, 2002
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7— President Bush declared tonight that Saddam Hussein could attack the United States or its allies ''on any given day'' with chemical or biological weapons. In a forceful argument for disarming Iraq or going to war with that country, he argued that ''we have an urgent duty to prevent the worst from occurring.''
Mr. Bush, in a half-hour indictment of Mr. Hussein delivered before an audience of 400 here and millions around the country and the world, insisted that leading a campaign to disarm the Iraqi leader would not detract from the war against terrorism. ''To the contrary,'' he said, ''confronting the threat posed by Iraq is crucial to winning the war on terror.'' [Transcript, Page A12.]
The president likened the threat the country faces today from Iraq to the Cuban missile crisis, which unfolded exactly 40 years ago this month. The comparison was intended, his aides acknowledged, to give the confrontation a sense of urgency and to explain why the United States could wait only weeks or months to disarm the Iraqi leader.
Building his case, the president charged for the first time that Iraq's fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles was ultimately intended to deliver chemical and biological weapons to cities in the United States. The president also built a lengthy, if circumstantial, case that Mr. Hussein had extensive ties to the Al Qaeda terrorist organization and that Iraq trained members of the terrorist group in ''bomb-making, poisons and deadly gases.'' Although other members of his administration had cited evidence tying Al Qaeda to Iraq, Mr. Bush spoke about this in detail for the first time tonight.
He called Mr. Hussein a dictator, ''a student of Stalin'' and a murderer, and most important described no solution other than Mr. Hussein's permanent removal from office that would end the confrontation.
''I hope that this will not require military action, but it may,'' he said, warning America that Mr. Hussein could attempt ''cruel and desperate measures'' in response. He warned Iraq's generals to ignore any orders to use weapons of mass destruction or be treated as war criminals.
Mr. Bush did not declare war tonight, but he was clearly preparing the country for the likelihood that war would be the only course left if Iraq refused to disarm. He insisted that doing nothing ''is the riskiest of all options,'' and quoted John F. Kennedy's words during the missile crisis at length to underscore his point that it would be foolish to wait for a determined American enemy to strike first.
''Facing clear evidence or peril, we cannot wait for the final proof -- the smoking gun -- that could come in the form of a mushroom cloud.'' He continued, ''Understanding the threats of our time, knowing the designs and deceptions of the Iraqi regime, we have every reason to assume the worst, and we have an urgent duty to prevent the worst from occurring.''
Tonight, after Mr. Bush spoke, the White House released spy satellite photographs showing how extensively a crucial Iraqi nuclear facility had been rebuilt since the United States bombed it in 1998. The pictures were reminiscent of President Kennedy's decision to show photographs of Soviet missiles in Cuba, though Mr. Bush's pictures revealed only buildings, not weapons.
The White House carefully chose the site of tonight's speech: the restored Union Terminal here. The hall was filled with a cheering crowd that interrupted Mr. Bush twice, and the president described the decisions ahead in the stark terms of the terminal's heyday in World War II.
While the arguments he offered tonight were largely familiar, he gathered those arguments into one speech, seeking to answer those who argue that the threat is not that urgent and that a war now will destabilize the Middle East and distract from the war on terrorism. Methodically, he rejected those contentions. But the heart of his argument was that ''the threat from Iraq stands alone because it gathers the most serious dangers of our age in one place.''
He spoke at a critical moment in the national debate over Iraq, just as Congress is poised to vote this week on a resolution authorizing military action, and as the United Nations Security Council is entering the final throes of an intense internal struggle over how to confront Baghdad. Once again Mr. Bush described this as a struggle for the true identity of the United Nations, and made it clear that if it failed to disarm Iraq, he would, with the help of a coalition of nations that he never named.
Mr. Bush said, as he has often in recent times, that his argument is with Mr. Hussein and his supporters, but not with the Iraqi people. ''America is a friend to the people of Iraq,'' he said. ''Our demands are directed only at the regime that enslaves them and threatens us.'' He drew a picture of a free Iraq, in which ''the oppression of Kurds, Assyrians, Turkomans, Shiites Sunnis and others will be lifted.''
He never described how long the United States would be willing to occupy Iraq or hold together a country that has long been divided by rival tribes and rival religions, and where the riches will go to those who sit atop Iraq's oilfields. But he spoke of maintaining a ''unified Iraq,'' and said ''if military action is necessary, the United States and our allies will help the Iraqi people rebuild their economy and create the institutions of liberty.''


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A collection from the FWRSOFWF (Frank Weever Reformed Society of Frank Weever Fans.)
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Enter the world of Freak City, a place where the Saga of Safety Chicken is top news, a surrealist writer named Frank Weever is a god, lemon bugs prowl Freaky University, and a young woman wonders why a can of sardines is her only classmate in Hod Class.
Take polls, read ads from the Freaky Decree, enjoy Haikus from FW Fans With Minimal to No Talent, and decide if you want to find the next meeting of the FWRSOFWF (Frank Weever Society of Frank Weever Fans.)
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July 7, 2011 | Tom Tritton
Cancer chemotherapy usually involves unpleasant encounters with multiple drugs. This is because painstaking trials on actual humans have shown that several agents in combination are more effective than single drugs acting alone.
Not so with bacterial infections, where pharmacologic chemicals are generally more successful when acting on their own. This is most often explained when two drugs antagonize each other's effect because one slows bacterial growth while the other is trying to kill growing bugs. Definitely counterproductive.
Drug combinations for infections could be very useful since discovery of totally new agents is rare, and drug resistance a relentless and intractable problem. One possibility is using drugs approved for other maladies in combination with proven antibiotics. This cool idea was recently put to the test by a Canadian and Scottish research collaboration. About a thousand previously approved drugs (PADs) were tried in combination with minocycline against Pseudomonas, E. Coli, and Staph in culture. Surprisingly, about 15% of the PAD library was active in improving the action of minocycline, including against multi-drug resistant organisms.
The inquiring scientist will wonder how this effect works since the PADs do not have antibacterial activity on their own merit. The case of minocycline/loperamide (the latter an opiate used to treat diarrhea) was investigated in a bit more detail and found to result in a depolarization of the surface membrane. Thus, the minocycline probably still does the dirty work of inhibiting growth but accumulates more intensely inside the cell than in the absence of loperamide.
This is a nice result that opens the door to many new drug combos being discovered. Of course, what works in cultures doesn't always translate to actual human patients, but the lead is surely worthwhile given the grave challenge of antimicrobial drug resistance.
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Do not rush out into combat. Take your opponents on one at a time if possible.
Command mode
Press Q to activate Command mode when a firefight starts to direct your allies' fire against tough opponents to take them out.
Weapon combos
- Selecting the weapon holding [Reload] and selecting another weapon applies the properties of one weapon to another. For example, selecting the M79, holding [Reload], then selecting the minigun and releasing it will result in a minigun that will fire small rockets. These properties can also be applied to the knife, secondary weapon, and grenades. For example, applying the minigun to the knife will result in you holding the minigun like a knife and firing and slicing at the same time.
- Get the flare gun and minigun. Select the flare gun and hold R while pressing 1. Release R when the minigun appears and you have an unlimited range automatic flamethrower.
- Select flame thrower then choose the micro Uzi. Press 2, hold R while pressing 1. Release R to have a flamethrowing uzi with 100% accuracy.
- Equip any gun (SPAS-12 shotgun recommended), then hold R while pressing [Quotes] to equip the army knife. Let it reload and you have a gun with unlimited ammunition and no recoil. However you can only fire one shot at a time and the damage is now 80.
- Get death's scythe and any secondary weapon. When in a war, move to your secondary then hold R while pressing 1. You will get unlimited ammunition that kills in one shot.
- Get the flare gun. Press 2 to go to the flare gun then hold R while pressing 1 . Release R for a 300 shot flare gun with the speed of a mini gun.
- Get the minigun and M79 and. Hold R while pressing 1. Release R to get an M79 that has 300 shots with the speed of a minigun.
- Get the rocket launcher as your first weapon and flare gun as your second. The best bombs are fragmentation. With these weapons you will be unstoppable. Fire the rocket launcher for long range targets and groups, and the flare gun for close-up targets. Note: Rockets can go through walls.
- Get the flare gun and Tesla cannon. Press 2 then R repeatedly, then press 1. You will get a rapid firing flare gun. You can press [Space] for a napalm launcher.
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Subject: Graphics Cards | May 16, 2008 - 04:41 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Ryan has just finished his review of the ASUS Radeon HD 3850 X2 1GB, a nicely powerful new midrange card. The extra memory won't help you at lower resolutions, but the bump in performance from a single HD 3870 is very welcome. If only the price can fall in line with this cards competitor, the 9800 GTX.
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While it's hard to really put faith in information when the provider openly admits their LAST article on these GPUs was dead wrong, why not just report it to you anyway?!? This article over at TGDaily details what they think are the specifications and launch periods for AMD's upcoming RV770 parts, commonly referred to as the Radeon 4800-series.
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There's a big battle brewing below the $100 watermark
Subject: Graphics Cards | May 13, 2008 - 12:19 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The GeForce 9600 GSO is hard to find for sale right now, but is bound to gain quickly in popularity once it is available. The replacement to the GS line of cards, it uses SM4 but it's memory is shaved down to 384MB GDDR3, clocked to 1600MHz with the core clocked at 550 MHz. It will sell for under $100 once it is fully stocked and offers performance that in certain cases meets or beats the HD 3850. If you have a limited budget and a screen that tops out at 1280x1024, let the G
NVIDIA CEO Rants on Intel Once Again
Subject: Graphics Cards | May 13, 2008 - 01:57 AM | Ryan Shrout
In a very interesting interview with CNet, NVIDIA's top-brass was once again talking about Intel, Larrabee and how NVIDIA wants to see a more open, non-monopolistic PC environment. There are some very interesting points in the discussion that touch on many aspects of the NVIDIA and Intel relationship.
Getting to the bottom of price and performance
Subject: Graphics Cards | May 8, 2008 - 06:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
We all admit that having SLI'd GeForce 9800 GX2s gives you the best performance currently, but not many of us have $1200 to drop on a pair of cards. The Tech Report, undaunted by the number of cards they would need to look at has accepted the challenge of finding the best price versus performance on the graphics market today. There are even good mid range SLI setups to consider.
External graphics done well
Subject: Graphics Cards | May 5, 2008 - 01:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Ryan just finished reviewing the EVGA UV Plus+, an external graphics adaptor with a nice look and size. It is a little box that acts as a virtual GPU, even to the point of having DDR memory on board. It can't really handle Crysis, but it has no problems display the Vista Aero interface, so it does have at least some power inside it. It will also support up to seven displays, making it far more handy for those users who need to have enormous amounts of screen real estate.
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Overall GPU Market dropped 5.6% from Q4'2007
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Traditionally, the first quarter has flat to negative growth
for the computer industry as retailers and OEMs sell what's left from
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let me restate: no fluid hx on ultrasound. no developmental problems. no fonatanel issues. nothing that would worry your pedi. only problem is that her head growth jumped along with the rest of her body? i think she's fine.
The ultrasounds I mentioned were in utero, not after birth.
I know it seems I'm getting a little head of myself..but the 2 month head circumference jump is what bothered me. 9% to 37%. Then 37% to 67% from 2 to 4 months.
if the rest of her body was growing too, I think that's a good sign. she's proportional. if her head DIDN'T grow with her body, I would be concerned but for different reasons. if her vents were increasing in such a way that it was causing a big jump in hc, i'd expect to see a bulging fontanel or developmental issues. maybe not huge, but SOMETHING. does that make sense?
is it mainly the jump in head circumference that is concerning to you?
playing devils advocate--if she is asymptomatic and DID have hydro, it's doubtful they would intervene surgically.
Thank you Summer for your response. I know google is never anyones best friend, so maybe I've scared myself for nothing. But I was seeing posts (and I know not every story is the same..) of example : One lady said her pedi ordered an ultrasound was concerned about hydro because her daughters head circumference jumped from 50 to 70%. My daughters jumped even MORE than that.
So I suppose that was my question..what you said..that is the leap in head circumference ok, if everything eventually catches up.
And yes, it was the jump in the HC that bothered me. Mostly at the 2 month appt. 9 to 37 just concerned me. The 37 to 67. I guess just looking from birth to now..we've went from 4% to 67%. Just seems like alot.
But as you stated, everything is catching up.


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I've banged on about it before and I do so again.
With 2 of the best drivers and one of the best cars, when will Ferrari wake up to the fact that they have a brainless idiot on the pitwall???Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
What if the harp player then stole the violin so that the violinist was not able to do his solo?
************Again, the subject is about team player. If the violinist is a team player, he would go to the man in charge ( the conductor) and start from there, not initiating his own decision...:).
I do not think I am like a prosecutor, but if I am, then you are like defense attorney...:)
1/ i dont recall mentioning your name , but you are one in a group of posters that i find to be as good as racist, if i read it incorrectly maybe you should look at the way that you write it.
************ :) my loyal critic always countering my posts, all the time. But, I never call him racist or trying to attack my nationality, for me, it's a pain in my #$%$ but this is an open forum and everybody can give their opinion.
regarding your point #2: no comment, It wasn't what I meant anyway.
Okay...I see your point.
when I wrote about him making it up only refering to this last GP (British), I never accused him doing that in any other GP.
regarding French GP, I wrote he might did it deliberately, and did not stick to this argument, I might got carried away, but never push this issue further more. You can re read my posts about it.
What if the harp player then stole the violin so that the violinist was not able to do his solo?
The problem is that you do not analyse like a court does. A court is suppose to be impartial and base everything on the facts and evidence. You interpret things, and use your likes and dislikes to do so - you are more like the attourney for the prosecution, always looking for that angle to make the accused look bad, and read things which are not implicit into words and actions.
I picked up from somewhere that you are Spanish, so obviously I made a mistake, sorry.
By logic, I mean that which makes sense. There is little logic to many of your accusations against Hamilton - motivations that just don't gel with reality. Your interpretations of words and actions do not come across as reasonable interpretations, and so far most have not been made by anyone else.
I actually don't think you're understanding my posts properly... something is getting lost in translation clearly.
He does thank the team - yet you accuse of pretending and really only thinking of himself. So how can he possibly do right? This is my point. You leave him no room to do right things because you always assume his motivations are selfish.
I guess I don't get it. The "crazy bending of logic" I referred to was imagining that LH was faking his emotion and that he deliberately rammed KR, something which takes a lot of work to imagine and which I've heard no one else but you and other entrenched anti-Hamilton people mention. No one in Formula 1, not even anyone in Ferrari.
I counter your posts because they seem to me like a deliberate vendetta. If I find something to agree with, I'll agree with it, and I'm sure I have.
This whole deal has got to be attributal to something being in the water or a full moon, cause it's so sideways from the start that it is a joke.
Those of us who have not injested whatever was in the water or drawn to the full moon, let's get out of Dodge (leave this thread) and head for greener pastures (a new topic)
2 comments only and that is it,,
1/ i dont recall mentioning your name , but you are one in a group of posters that i find to be as good as racist, if i read it incorrectly maybe you should look at the way that you write it.
2/ lets hope that you get to practice your metaphorical lawer job in a country with no capital punishment otherwise a lot of your metaphorical clients are off to meet thier maker, guilty or innocent, to be honest i could edit a great many of the comments by the offening posters ,they will still be offensive posters and life is to short. particularly for your metaphorical customers
now, I gree with you Adam, it's not racial, and actually....(if we are talking about my posts), it is not about nationality thing also.
logic??....from whose point of view??, both ends claiming it is logic.
FYI, I am not Spaniard, nor FA fan, I've mentioned before. I like MS, and anybody who beat him twice, have gained my respect.
I never wrote that he did not thank the team.....he always does it. pls read my other reply to Mike I.
crazy bending of logic???.....you do not get it, do you??....look at PB post and my reply to it. It does seems like you read my post, reply to it and add your own wrong interpretation to it.
same thing i can apply to you, wheter my reason is correct or not, you always gonna find a way to counter it....if it is correct...that is fine, but it is not correct. and that is your biggest biases right now.
see....that is why we both have our own biases, for you, you just want to "destroy" my post :)
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