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If there is a single haunted house or ghost story cliché that goes unexploited in The Woman in Black, I'd be surprised.
The movie sports creepy children and baby dolls, ominous "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" monkey dolls, a clown doll (sure sign of doom), a creaky rocking chair that moves on its own, scary hands and faces appearing at windows, cobwebs, whispery sounds, ticked-off villagers (no torches, though, and I kind of missed that) and an imposing-yet-crumbling mansion that's surrounded by marshland. Not to mention a cute little dog that's probably doomed.
The film is based on a book by Susan Hill, with a screenplay by Jane Goldman. For shame, ladies, for shame. This is the kind of atrocity that makes every writer on Earth throw up his or her hands and whimper, "I'm trying way too hard."
Daniel Radcliffe — sporting sideburns, manly stubble and a wounded expression — stars as English lawyer Arthur Kipps, who's sent to the remote village of Crythin Gifford to cull through the personal papers of the deceased Mrs. Drablow. Arthur's already a mess, widowed and trying to care for a young son, and also having work problems.
On arrival, he's met by eerie stares from unwelcoming townsfolk. Oh! And a creepy myna bird. (There are also ravens. Score another cliché!) At Mrs. Drablow's Eel Marsh House, he spots the titular ghostly female, black-veiled and brooding, hovering near the family graveyard.
Turns out that whenever she's spotted, a village child dies in some particularly horrifying manner. That's really all you need to know; you'll have the plot figured out within about 10 minutes. Any halfway-smart 12-year-old could come up with a more interesting story line.
Radcliffe is a fine actor, but no amount of cheek-bristle can disguise the fact that he still looks 15. Also, for a guy trying so hard to move past Harry Potter, this was an odd choice. The shots of a train tearing through the misty night fairly scream "Hogwarts Express," and the house is reminiscent enough of Harry's school that during the scarier bits, I kept thinking, "Where's Voldemort?"
And that cute little dog? He's one of the film's more endearing characters, but he disappears without any explanation about halfway through. Audience members might not make it that far along.
D+ Directed by James Watkins. Rated PG-13 (for thematic material and violence/disturbing images). 94 mins. In wide release.


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"We have an Internet cafe with Skype so that they can keep in contact with family and friends."
The center provides students with folders packed with information. They also have bulletin boards with accommodation and job postings.
"We encourage them to check in with us regularly so that we can be of assistance to them," says Delaney.
According to Simon Gillespie, games development officer for the New York GAA, he has noticed an increase in the number of J-1 summer students getting in touch this summer compared to 2011.
"My first email for this summer was last September," Gillespie told the Irish Voice. "They are really planning ahead.
"We have been inundated with emails from students looking for clubs to play with and to come out for the summer and work. The emails started coming in December and January."
The GAA is like a safety net for J-1 students, according to Gillespie, who says that June and July are the peak months for their involvement.
"It gives them a sense of community," he says. "If they stay involved with the GAA they will be looked after."
Gillespie says the arrival of the J-1 students is a huge part of the GAA summer in New York.
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The press service of MFE told APA that Minister Mammadyarov congratulated Maya Hristova on the occasion of her appointment as an ambassador to Azerbaijan and wished her success in future diplomatic carrier. The newly appointed ambassador assured that she would do her best in further development of the the relations between the two coutries.
The current situation of Azerbaijan-Bulgaria relations and great potential for the development of mutual cooperation between the two states were discussed during the meeting. The participants expressed their satisfaction with the current situation of the relations and noted that there is a great potential for the further development. Maya Hristova expressed her complacency of as an ambassador of Azerbaijan. She said that Bulgaria is interested in cooperation with Azerbaijan in all fields, especially in the energy sphere.


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I have difficulties understanding @JsonManagedReference and @JsonBackReference
From the javadoc:
Annotation used to indicate that associated property is part of two-way linkage between fields; and that its role is "child" (or "back") link. Value type of the property must be a bean: it can not be a Collection, Map, Array or enumeration.
Annotation used to indicate that annotated property is part of two-way linkage between fields; and that its role is "parent" (or "forward") link. Value type (class) of property must have a single compatible property annotated with
Which means that in the relationship of customer/orders where the customer is the parent and order is the child we should have some thing like:
Class customer {
@JsonManagedReference //Isn't order the child? How can the javadoc states that its role is "parent"
List<Order> order ;
Class Order {
@JsonBackReference //Isn't the customer the parent? How can the javadoc states that its role is "child"
Customer customer;
Please clarify this for me.
Javadoc looks bit confusing; but what it tries to say is that _property_ that points to child(ren) is the "parent link" (from parent to child). Term "forward link" is probably better. Comment is not to mean that what is being pointed to was the parent entity, on contrary.
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For their second-to-last game of 2013, the Habs will look to get it done in regulation time against an injury-ravaged Florida Panthers squad.
Although Ben Bishop and the Tampa Bay Lightning held the Canadiens to a lone goal in 65 minutes of play, it proved to be insufficient as the Lars Eller scored in the shootout to give his team a 2-1 win. Carey Price made 23 saves on 24 shots and was a perfect three-for-three in the shootout. Tomas Plekanec scored his thirteenth goal of the season early in the second period, while Martin St-Louis potted his team-leading seventeenth minutes later. Andrei Markov led Montreal with 26:47 in icetime and finished the game with a +1 rating.
Despite showing flashes of brilliance against the Detroit Red Wings, the Florida Panthers dropped the first game in their back-to-back by a score of 4-3 on Saturday night. Brendan Smith and Gustav Nyquist scored in the first two minutes in the third frame to put the Wing up 4-2. Sean Bergenheim scored his second of the game minutes later to pull the Panthers within one, but both teams went scoreless the rest of the way. Nick Bjugstad was the only other Panther to light the lamp. Rookie Aleksander Barkov made his presence felt on Saturday, racking up one assist and directing five shots on net in 17:50 played.
The Panthers have not had good luck staying healthy so far this season. On Sunday afternoon, they will likely have to do without four regulars in Matt Gilroy, Erik Gudbranson, Scottie Upshall and Jesse Winchester. The absence of Upshall is especially problematic for coach Peter Horacek's team, as he is the second most productive scorer on a team which ranks 28th league-wide in goals scored. In his absence, look for youngsters Jonathan Huberdeau, Bjugstad and Barkov to be used abundantly. Tomas Fleishmann still leads team scoring with 19 points in 38 games.
With Scott Clemmensen handling goaltending duties on Saturday, expect former Stanley Cup winner Tim Thomas to return to action on Sunday afternoon. He had been out for the past week with a lower-body injury, but is cleared to play against the Habs.
In net for Montreal will be Peter Budaj, who makes his tenth appearance of the season.
Sunday's game will be the second of four between Montreal and the Panthers in 2013-14. In the team's most recent matchup at the Bell Centre, the Panthers won 2-1 on December 15th.
While the Sunday matinee is an away affaire for the Habs, they will be able to count on the support of thousands of vacationing Canadians who are taking a break from the beach to watch their favorite team from up close. Thanks in part to that, Montreal is 4-3 in their past seven visits to Sunrise, Florida.
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Garden centre chain Dobbies has reported an 8% increase in sales for its full year, boosted by new store openings.
Dobbies Lisburn opened in September 2010
Total sales for the 52 weeks to February 28, 2011, were £112m against sales of £103m for the same period last year. This increase was helped by the impact of stores opened both last year and during the period under review, said the company.
Dobbies opened a new Garden Centre World in Shepton Mallet in June 2009, and also opened outlets in Aberdeen and Lisburn in 2010, plus Braehead in February this year.
Excluding these new stores, like-for-like sales decreased by 0.8% in the period after a difficult winter trading period. Gross margin edged up to 51.5% from 50.9% the year before.
Gross profit was £58m, up from £52.6m the year before, while profit before tax was £9.9m, increasing from £9.7m in the year to February 2010.
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Jayan K Cherian born in Kerala,
India, graduated with honors from Hunter College, BA in Film and Creative
Writing and an MFA from The City College of New York in filmmaking. Papilio
Buddha (2013) is his debut feature film and he made several experimental documentaries
and narrative shorts such as: Shape of the Shapeless (2010) Love in the Time of
Foreclosure (2009), Hidden Things (2009), Soul of Solomon (2008), Capturing the
Signs of God (2008), Holy Mass (2007), Tree of Life (2007), Simulacra the
Reality of the Unreal (2007), The Inner Silence of the Tumult (2007),
Hid-entity (2007), and Tandava the Dance of Dissolution (2006).
His films were screened at Berlin
International Film Festival, Durban International Film Festival, BFI London
Lesbian Gay Film Festival, Rio-de Janeiro international film festival, Kolkata
International Film Festival, Montreal World Film festival and many other major
festivals around the globe and won several awards.
Papilio Buddha won: Kerala State
Film Special Jury Award for best direction 2013,
Kerala Film critics Association
Award for Best debut Director 2013, and Second BestFeature Narrative at Athens
international Film+Video Festival 2013. Shape of theShapeless won: Silver Conch
award at Mumbai International Film Festival for
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Francisco Shorts, Honorable
Mentions at Athens International Film Festival.
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collections of poetry in Malayalam Ayodhanaththinte Achuthantu(Axis of Combat) (1996), Ayanam
Vachana Rekhayil (Journey on the line of verse)(1999) Polymorphism (2002), and
Pachakku (Like it is) (2006). Received many Awards for Poetry such as, Kerala
Sahitya Academy Kanakasri Endowment Award (2003) for "Ayanam Vachana
Rekhayil" and Mathan Tharakan Award for "Ayodhanathinte Achuthantu"(Axis of Combat)
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After his five-set, five-hour epic against Stanislas Wawrinka in the previous round, the four-set win over the Czech was relatively straightforward. Lasting for half of the time of Sunday's match, it was welcome relief for the tireless Serb.
He now prepares to take on David Ferrer after the Spaniard recovered from two sets down to beat compatriot Nicolas Almagro.
Djokovic, who is bidding to become the first man to win three successive Australian Open titles since the game went professional, took the opening set for the loss of just one game in 28 minutes before Berdych took the second in close to an hour.
But the indefatigable top seed - who has now won 57 straight Grand Slam matches against players outside the top four since his defeat to Berdych at Wimbledon in 2010 - cruised through the third and fourth sets to wrap up victory in two hours, 31 minutes and seal his place in the last four of the first Slam of the year.
Berdych has played in one major final, that Wimbledon tournament three years ago. However his semi-final triumph there was his only win against Djokovic in 12 meetings.
"Obviously, it's not easy to always be at your 100 per cent fitness," Djokovic said. "But after a five-hour match two days ago, I was quite convinced I could recover for this one.
"I felt good enough to go another five hours. But I definitely wasn't thinking about it. I tried to get the work done as fast and efficiently as possible.
"I was very happy with the way I started the match. Very aggressive out there, going for my shots, which wasn't the case against Wawrinka. So it's a good improvement and very encouraging for my next match."
It took Djokovic just three games to get going as he broke with a ferocious forehand down the line, and it was swiftly followed by a second break as the Serb opened up a commanding 4-1 lead.
Berdych was flat-footed and sluggish in the opening set as he slipped behind, and Djokovic was able to close it out comfortably for the cost of just one game as he seized the early initiative in the match.
The Czech managed to adapt his approach at the start of the second set as he moved to the net at every opportunity and pressured the Djokovic serve with deep returns and moves in to the net, and the change proved effective.
Berdych broke serve in the first game of the second set as Djokovic was caught off guard by a flurry of powerful groundstrokes, and the Czech refused to allow his opponent to dictate the play thereafter.
Djokovic allowed four break back points to slip away in what proved to be the final game as he failed to capitalise on some nervy serving from his opponent, and Berdych was able to level up the match.
Having arrested his early slump to haul himself back level and restore parity, it was an alarmingly lethargic start to the third set from Berdych as Djokovic snatched back control of the match.
The 27-year-old saw his serve broken in the second game as Djokovic immediately responded to losing the second set, and again in the fourth as he badly faltered against the suddenly imperious Serb, who delighted his fans with the rapid resurgence.
Berdych mustered just a single game to prevent the bagel, with Djokovic able to comfortably restore his lead in the match with a first serve that was by now affording no opportunities to his opponent.
The fourth set did not see the momentum of the match change as the Serb assumed total control with a clinical break in the third game, and Berdych threw his arms up in frustration as he fell behind once more.
Djokovic was forced to serve out for the match as he preserved his slender lead, and he roared with his arms aloft as he celebrated a fine win that sees the 25-year-old world number one set up a semi-final clash with Ferrer.
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By Erin Pollina - Sabres.com
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After learning he was traded to the Sabres from the San Jose Sharks, the forward departed for Buffalo Monday night to make it in time for his first game in blue and gold on Tuesday.
Bernier was pleasantly surprised upon his arrival as fans gathered at the Buffalo International Airport to welcome him to the Queen City.
"It's way different in San Jose, but I enjoy that," Bernier said of the attention. "It's fun to see the fans behind the Sabres and it's just going to help… and it should.
"This is a real hockey city and I'm excited to be here."
Also greeting the Quebec City native is a face in Jason Pominville.
Bernier said he played against Pominville in juniors when he was a member of the QMJHL's Moncton Wildcats. There he totaled 151 goals and 313 points in four seasons, and was named to the Second All-Star Team twice.
"[Knowing some teammates] is going to help me to know the city a little bit more and to help me practice," Bernier said. "It's going to be easier for me with them to know what the drill is."
The 22-year-old winger has 23 points (13+10) in 59 games for the Sharks this season.
"He's a guy that has some life in him, he's happy to be here and excited to be apart of our team," said head coach Lindy Ruff. "I'm curious to see how it's going to go."
In any case, Bernier is ready for the opportunity.
"The only thing I want to do is what I'm supposed to do on the ice; finish my hits, be in front of the net… just have fun play there and have fun with the guys," Bernier said. "That's my goal and that's what I'm going to do.
"We've got great guys here and it's going to be fun to know them. I'm pretty sure it's going to take less than a week and I'm going to know every name."
Perhaps the only name Bernier will struggle with is his own.
Dubbed "Big Bear" in San Jose, he was stumped at how the nickname was derived.
"That's a good question," Bernier laughed. "Sometimes somebody says that after you play a good game and it becomes your nickname. In San Jose, that was it."
Bernier is expected to make his debut with the Sabres tonight at 7 p.m. at HSBC Arena as Buffalo takes on the Predators.
"It's a new beginning and I'm going to do my best to help the Sabres make the playoffs," he said.
"I'm very happy here."


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Space (Time) Smaller Than Quanta[edit]
Aside from value-based measurements and energy, the smallest definition of what is supposed to be nothing, does not sufficiently explain the finiteness of space (time) and how far it might go.
A strange ambiguity in velocities corresponds to this. The speed of light is 186,242.8 mi/second. That is to say that light speed as a four-velocity massless energy form, which creates speed is an oddity. But this is no different than asking how chemicals can possess life, much more particles – suggesting intelligence. But an organism is composed of chemicals and it has life.
The speed of light is to say that light travels over a distance of 186,282.4 miles in 1 second. Because the speed of light is a fixed constant neither increasing nor decreasing in speed – it remains unchanging apart from external interventions (input) to increase or decrease it's speed so it would be applicable to assume that any increase in it's speed would produce a shorter traversal time over vast distances. Naturally at c light travels over it's normal distance in 1 second.
Double the distance (372,564.8 miles), the speed of light travels over this distance in 2 seconds. With more distance, a longer arrival time and hence this translates into light years.
In essence on a clear summer night when the stars are out you can see the light from those stars, which are billions of miles away. That light, which you can see is actually light that has come from the past – light you see now, traveled millions of light years to appear to your retina, it is light from the past, not light which you can see now, although it has taken that long just to reach us.
Now the reference here is to distance, and 186,282.4 is the marker of measurement indicating arrival. The arrival as is leaving are imaginary references as is a point on the outer circumference of a spinning object indicating RPS. However for this argument let us alter the distance for the speed of light to half the amount while leaving the value of the photon's traversal-time unaltered.
The arrival now is 186,282.4 / 2 = 93,141.2 miles, which is approximately equal to ½ second. Further descriptions are not necessary because the point becomes obvious to the fact that time changes with respect to alterations in distance. Supposedly zero is the equilibrator between the negative and the positive realms, one, which runs a deficit, such as that in exotic energies in Quantum Tunneling.
The negative energy borrows against the positive to tunnel it's way through a small barrier. Which can be taken to mean the limits of space (time) with respect to energy. With Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy the two are un-isolatable yet interdependently interchangeable provided a manual energy source to stimulate them into actualizations of each other temporarily. This must mean then that energy, manually established, is operated in whole amounts and according the High-Low space (time) is fractionated. Just like playing a game with wagers, we bet in whole amounts, therefore anything above $1 is considered as a whole amount.
This suggests, then, that we are going about things all wrong we should be betting in fractionations not whole amounts! Why? Because the game is based on fractionations not whole numbers, just as the High-Low indicates corresponding to the manual establishments of energy.
And zero is the limit, right?
The instance is that of manually based energy, it's limitation at the most finite of distances marks off a value ending at zero except where compression signals further compromise. Let a line-segment correspond to actual space (time).
Twelve positions constituting the relationship of imaginary references indicating value-based energy measurements with respect to space (time) are defined at c. (Eq 12)
With respect to space (time) two positions as they are defined by energy cannot possess "space" between them; instead two positions are interpreted as two possible outcomes or potentials for energy statistically. The indication here is that of manual induction being one source for the explanation of those positions. The entire explanation is that positions are simply just measurements that come about when energy becomes established and have no real basis in space (time) itself except when energy is present. With respect to space (time) the indication from the imaginary reference point does not hold where energy is absent to show "position" in space (time) with respect to energy.
In the absence of feedback energy is manual, excluding the lives of particles and corresponding phenomena. Manually based energy, like exotic energy in Quantum Tunneling is in debt to it's origin, potential energy and perfect feedback DO NOT go outside the - they are automating. From the interdependent relationship between kinetic energy and potential energy degrees of freedom are putout (output) by the input of manual energy absent of a feedback.
Momentum in a photon's four-velocity motion reveals that in it energy originates from the rapid interchange between the two indicated at the crests and troughs of the photon's wave/particle duality. (That is from kinetic energy to potential energy and back again in an arc). That is to express that all manually induced motion in straight-lines are inter-dependencies on the remaining three, and not just appearances of one with the disappearances of the others.
While such rapid interchanges between kinetic energy and potential energy are in an arc to produce momentum, to produce wavitic, straight-line motion, we have then the avoidance of potential energy by constant change in direction. (delta d). Conserved. Stops and starts in delta d produce potential energy while in arcs it is conserved or avoided. Which essentially indicates that it would be better to travel in arcs to get from one place to another over vast distance. But can one go in an arc while traveling in straight lines? No. Why? Because debt to potential energy is still present in manually based energy establishments. Time travel is not present and this is the only true road to FTL.
Do you remember our base in fractionations? What does this indicate?
Although curved, a faster interchange does not indicate FTL since light is limited to this speed in the first place according to Einstein absolutes. Energy accumulation is the rate of accumulation per unit time. Accumulation can be defined by the repetitive inputs of manual energy to produce the outputs duplicating the inputs.
If it were feasible to introduce a feedback into the "rate of delta", the rate of change would, timitically reduce to a minimum the time of accumulation to almost zero. At least for mass-less energy. But and even so it would still be "trapped within it's own equidistant degrees of freedom.
Let a line-segment possess two df below each enumerated position as it is indicated by the High-Low. (Eq 13)
Positions 1 and 12 by definition of
Manually based energy in debt to it's origin are the df that energy has the potential for at 1 position and therefore 1-df or 1 possibility. At 1 and 12 df has no space-apart from itself-to-itself and is therefore indicated as zero.
Let a space-apart be the possible directions energy can assume and to 1 position and back parallel. Reading from the primary upper half of the High-Low from 1 to 2 is therefore one space-apart, 1 to 3 is two spaces-apart. 1 to 4 is 3 spaces-apart and on through to the right to 12 in this set.
The secondary half (the Low) is identical to the upper half of the two, only reversed by direction to indicate 2 directions, running to the left. Probabilistically at a current position indicated by an outcome by some chance, say 10, (square), indicates the next possible outcomes that the current numeral 10 can go into by the two numbers below it, underneath 10 (square) in the initial set.
10 (square) therefore possesses 9 (triangle) it can go into, to the left, while underneath 9 (triangle) 2 (circle) indicates that 9 (triangle) possesses two possible numbers it can go into from 9 (triangle) to the right. Since 9 (triangle) is greater than 2 (circle) the greatest potential for 10 to go into either set, next, lies with 9 (triangle), which we shall term the range.
While corresponding to the next outcome 10 can deviate from the range, from 9 (triangle), into those numbers to the right with less potency, plus one repeat depending on which number appears as the current number throughout the set. Basically this is a prediction indicator, which I have found is perhaps the closet thing to predicting the next event next to predicting events with 100% accuracy. Be sure that the High-Low cannot create an exact science. (Eq 14)
For this particular number set corresponding to a line-segment with respect to actual space (time) upper and lower halves of the High-Low invert at the mid-section where a dashed-line indicates the inversion point. (Eq 15)
Dissimilar number sets reveal the inversion point as being on either side of a central number in the initial number set. R to D is different here. How does this explain the dual nature of a single line-segment possessing two degrees of freedom? Two in one? The reason behind this is that due to fractionations. An intelligent design that says that the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts. In other words the whole is made up of fractionations, while the fractionations constitute the whole. (Eq 16)
Assume that the twelve numbers representing twelve positions (originating from energy, corresponding to space (time)) with respect to (space (time) are determined by a photon's shortest timitic traversal.
Between two positions from A and B for photon 1. A finite time differential exists between the two possibilities preventing simultaneity. "Barrier". Since the finite time between the two is equal and opposite, and delta D (change-in distance) would result delta t and hence changes in outcomes, signifying possible travel time via malleability of space (time) distances. If we were to attempt just this without resorting to negative or exotic materials through manual inducement we might proceed to create delta D to produce delta t via millions of magnetic reversals throughout an independent beam of photons operated by feedback unto automation. Precise. Equal and opposite delta D succeeding prior delta D.
Previous delta D are eliminated so that each are diverse one to the other. The unequal delta d begins in one direction unequal to the next delta d and continues. Delta d to cause delta D excludes the entire distance in both directions, but one can be used if the other is unequal as a rule. Assuming delta d transpires at position 10 out of a set of 12. The primary spaces apart are 11 to the right and left for a total of 22. Successive delta d must now be unequal to the previous delta d to constitute 1 delta D.
The secondary d therefore transpires at position 4, by/for the energy itself and not a consequence or misaligned argument to assume that positions exist apart from any manifestation of energy. The next continues to be unequal to the last; either shorter or longer as do the others that go on to produce D by d. Since D are influenced, affecting space (time) by duplication, changes in t correspond to changes in outcomes which may be interpreted as the production of FTL.
We may therefore gather that gravity is inherent to energy by change d with respect to E. Provided this, if the energy were enabled for sending (and arriving) via feedback to a prior time at the same time it left, the energy could go FTL provided each trip back to the same time arrives in a new space.
I refer to this as Aleo-de-logical travel. (We Will Expound on this in Preceding Chapters)
delta d = delta D = delta t
Direction change would be constant throughout the line-segment and therefore potential energy by gravity would be avoided, but repetition rates would still prevail absent of simultaneity. The first set of unequal transitions goes to the right beginning from 1 where delta d = delta D; are unequal changes in D resulting in multiple delta t.
Sets A) and B) avoid equivalent interactions if at all feasible.
A) Right
1,2. 1,3. 1,5. 1,6. 1,7. 1,8. 1,9. 1,10. 1,11. 1,12.
2,3. 2,4. 2,5. 2,6. 2,7. 2,8. 2,9. 2,10. 2,11. 2,12.
3,4. 3,5. 3,6. 3,7. 3,8. 3,9. 3,10. 3,11. 3,12.
4,5. 4,6. 4,7. 4,8. 4,9. 4,10. 4,11. 4,12.
5,6. 5,7. 5,8. 5,9. 5,10. 5,11. 5,12.
6,7. 6,8. 6,9. 6,10. 6,11.6,12.
7,8. 7,9. 7,10. 7,11. 7,12.
8,9. 8,10. 8,11. 8,12.
9,10. 9,11.9,12.
10,11. 10,12.
B) Left
12,11. 12,10. 12,9. 12,8. 12,7. 12,6. 12,5. 12,4. 12,3. 12,2. 12,1.
11,10. 11,9. 11,8. 11,7. 11,6. 11,5. 11,4. 11,3. 11,2. 11,1.
10,9. 10,8. 10,7. 10,6. 10,5. 10,4. 10,3. 10,2. 10,1.
9,8. 9,7. 9,6. 9,5. 9,4. 9,3. 9,2. 9,1.
8,7. 8,6. 8,5. 8,4. 8,3. 8,2. 8,1.
7,6. 7,5. 7,4. 7,3. 7,2. 7,1.
6,5. 6,4. 6,3. 6,2. 6,1.
5,4. 5,3. 5,2. 5,1.
4,3. 4,2. 4,1.
3,2. 3,1.
For 12 positions an estimated 17, 689 possibilities exists in one line-segment via d equidistantly and unequidistantly.
Accordingly all forms of energy possess the same qualities of being repetitive in an equidistant number of df through the relation:
delta E = Ndf / Ndelta df
We can envision all material forms and photons as being able to reciprocate within its own equidistant degrees of freedom from the axis or center of gravity. Generally all energy possesses a split-decisional dependency relationship within space in a probabilistic, repetitive set of df with respect to current time. Equidistant repetitive outcomes to each event where energy is present, separated only by delta E, delta d - delta D simultaneity. Timitically, taking all these equidistant df might mean time (travel) Aleodelogically.
While Global Causality Violation (GCV) (Tipler,Frank J., Physical Review D,1974) suggests traversal through time – it does not suggest that arrival to THE past will occur due to THE path of the interdependent energy remaining in THE now.
Is interdependency therefore automation due to communication? The differentials between "A" time and "THE" time. (Interpreted from GCV)
Perceivables indicate THE past as not being A past. A present (The now) following is current and up-to-date and thus is not A present. From THE past, this is clearly THE future. THE future next is potential time under causality and be-comes A future out of all possible. We have then THE, THE and A with reference to the split. Thus the fracture here between THE time and A time is split at current time between THE now and A possible now. Initially it is this instance that gives the impression of parallel universes, which are actually alternate time-lines.
If therefore time is indeed interdependent as exemplified by reciprocating energy at specific distances, then it would tend to indicate that in order to travel and emerge through time – all elements of time pertinent to THE outcome are required to arrive in THE past, THE present or THE future. Otherwise any claims of time travel are skewed by the existence alternate time-lines and outcomes.
As we have learned from this investigation space (time) does not require any outside intervention to function and thus by whatever assigned feedback (Perhaps by communication, perhaps interdependency) or communication it is automated. Therefore those measurements that correspond to space (time) which originate from manually based energies do not completely describe space (time) in terms of automation annated hence are manual – which are accommodated in space (time) but has little to do with it. That is – how can a value-based measurement depict space (time), which originates from energy – which is manually induced – when space (time) is automated? Can an autonumeric system with new operators explain space (time) properly?
With respect to GCV and a light ring independent from it's source, time is interdependent, where RPS represents t about a variable D, leading via repetition back to THE now (i.e. the path has not changed) from the future appearing to arrive but always leaving. The question surfaces as to weather time (travel) (If it is by travel) only are possible in fractionations up to +1-1? Repetitions indicated by an imaginary reference point on the outer circumference of a laser light ring in GCV shows arrival as not actually occurring and therefore arrival never transpires before leaving even at the tiniest scale where one photon is left.
Thus, a causality light ring following the path of a 360 degree circle never diverges to A past, A future or A now. Mass-less energy decidedly whips through space, time leaving from THE now on THE path (Reader comprehend) back, back to THE now. The path begun is therefore the path's end. And because the repeat-ion is equidistant spacially and timitically – mass-less energy goes nowhere, spacially or timitically, except on the same path.
While I have repeatedly pointed out the same subjects in different lights, it is necessary to give more insight to the subject matter at hand for a very special argument, which I will get to soon.
This suggests that energy as well as matter are constrained within a countable, equidistant number of degrees of freedom where it is as well as we are subject to them and unable to go beyond them under normal relativistic circumstances even at the speed of light, almost as if we are it were a program in it, as that corresponding to the Matrix film trilogy.
Since all these "possibilities", equidistantly are repetitive uniformly as well as with the input of more energy – obedient to probability (And absent of simultaneity) repetitiously, the only way to escape these constraints and permit new "possibilities" is with time travel.
The suggestive nature of this is that time traversing cannot be accomplished using manually-based inducements and cannot be done in whole amounts – since the High-Low representing an actual segment of space (time) indicates that space (time) is fractionated as well as automated. But can be done in fractionations up to but not beyond +1. Give or take +1-1. (99.9%). Duplicating the differences between THE outcome and An outcome.
What appears to result is an "uncertain condition", "from" 0 to 99.9% of +1, where at the condition below +1 or whole when established. 100 / 100 = -1. Here zero is avoided as it too is a whole integer and, as a game based on probability cannot win with whole numbers – only fractionated numbers up to 1 cent can win in the long run, only here we are referring to unequal changes in direction to cause changes in distance to cause changes in time, which is the only way to cause changes in time because, initially we are not starting with time to cause changes in distance, but can be reversed once the proper process is satisfactorily done.
Assuming all value-based quantities, there is a persistent satisfaction in the gathering of knowledge to comprehend the components of a subject matter's properties. A line-segment corresponding to space (time) possesses two-dimensions – which are the directions of the line-segment. The sum of it's constituent one, a whole equivalent.
The whole constitutes fractionations that summarize the whole. These fractures corresponding to opposing directions (and not that they are in any way opposed), from the High – Low examples give way to probables.
As this relates to energy, any difference between any two positions, (established through the establishment of energy), in relative proximity one to the other are represented by the High – Low, (Remember, no space can exist between any two positions established through the establishment of energy) are indicated by fractionations resulting in two possible directions/outcomes from one position.
(The inference here is moot with respect to two positions having no space between them when energy is established).
The finite timitic differential in A and B exists to undermine the possibility for simultaneity, respectively. Which means nothing more and nothing less than indicating that externally based, manually operated energy cannot cause FTL, rather, that automated energy can. Which further signifies, that at present, mankind is doing this all wrong concerning interstellar travel and teleportation. Because FTL and teleportation cannot be accomplished by using manually - based energy forms to establish Faster Than Light Travel nor bring about isolated forms of exotic energy and matter including those pertaining to negative matter. Direction may be chosen equally or unequally is determined, at first, through manually based energy and then automation takes over through feedback input.
Sub-dividing the fractionations that represent the opposite directions of the line – segment, as a whole to the finites that equate to zero. (Here is where things start getting weird). (Eq 17)
As one can see the High – Low h up by it's upper portion three strange precursors that are set up toward potentiality. Which one do you suppose is the correct one? Panel (A) cannot be the correct one because when it goes to zero, the High-Low would then go into the negative range.
Panel (B) is not correct either, because 1 comes before zero, and has not transpired yet. Panel (C) on the other hand, is it correct.
The answer is no.
Now you might say that that is impossible, that one of the panels toward inversion is correct, however in panel (C), zero is still present in the High – Low and therefore it too would become negative once going into zero. Thus the correct answer is 1, 1, 1. Then when 1, 1, 1 become 0, 0,0 0 will be positive. Also these three panels would lead to negative positive zeros, and one cannot have positive zeros in negative realms, especially where an inversion of space (time) takes place.
The differentials between (+) positive and (-) negative, cancellation as would be with neutral results obtained between particles of opposite assignments where 0 = +1 – 1. However the logic in assuming that subtraction in this manner leads zero is unmistakably flawed.
The fraction related to the High – Low constituting the whole unit of 1 originates as a fraction along with it's neighboring counterparts is unequal. (That is that an initial number set marked by an underlying High – Low, is, fractionated. Thus subtracting numbers from an initial set toward inversion, would appear to be done to a whole number – which of course cannot necessarily be – because of fractionation).
Therefore the sub-divisions by subtraction do not result in equal positive and negative integers for both halves of a fraction. One side after sub-dividing arrives at a positive zero, while the other in the assignment of a positive integer above zero.
Where 0/1 thus is, because positive zeros cannot exist in negative realms, it would be appropriate to assume a (- 0) as existing before complete inversion takes place in the negative. Here although we will overlook this rounding off important numerals. As inversion occurs (and assumably space (time)) -1/0 transpires and the negative world surfaces and therefore -2/-1. However at 0/1 or 1/0, 1 represents the final unit the sub-division as does the fractionations that constitute the original 1 before sub-division was initiated and therefore must undergo further sub-dividing that constitute this 1 arrived at by the original sub-dividing, but does not begin at 0/1 or 1/0 rather 1/2 or 2/1. There is no 1/1 here.
Thus 0 in this is never ascertained as such appears to continue corresponding to the High-Low finitely, add infinitum. The second half of the fraction remains table, at 2 and only changes with the other side of the fraction's transformation by whole amounts.
Thus if one half at 1 is undergoing sub-division, then until that half again reaches 1/2, 2 for the secondary half will not transform into 1 until primary half begins to undergo sub-division of 1.
* ½ --> + 9/10/2… ½ /2 --> 9/8/2 / 9/7
*Example only, does not indicate proper math.
Obviously at 1, 99.9 positions cannot be "laid-out" in a High – Low for every change. The other facet in this is that 2 does not undergo a change into, 1 after it, itself sub-divides into 1 by the sub-division of the other half of 1.
* ½ --> 9/8 /19.6… --> 9/8/2 /1
*Example only, does not indicate proper math.
However logically, none of this makes sense. Sub-dividing fractionations already fractionated work by whole numbers, so to sub-divide this complicates matters. Does each position constitute a repeat where df constitute repeats? Change(s) in time, (delta t). Changes in distance (delta D) equate to changes in time delta t. delta D = delta t. I suppose the next question might be when or where? By delta d? What therefore does delta t equal? delta t determined by change-in (delta) the size of repetitions. How do repeats occur?
If we have a matrix consisting of 55 numbers, and 5 numbers with each of it's own df are spread out across 5 panels, we may assume that individually there are 55 webs (df for each number) thus 55 combinations with 3, 025 permutations. For a total of around 9,150,625 combinations and permutations for each number which possesses a web. An imaginary reference for repeats here is difficult unless we assume that the 5 numbers move as a unit.
Thus repeats occur in 5`s even though all numbers do eventually repeat. If, in that repeats occur in 5`s, then there are 55 total repeats and therefore if we desire to find the imaginary reference, where, timitically repeats can be found, we must thus divide 55 by 5. 55 / 5 = 275 and 275 = 11 = 250. Yet if we build a web for all 55 numbers, we see that a number exists in every web up to 15 or 16. It is plausible to assume that delta d for energy is control to causing delta D = delta t.
Frequencies make up everything, while information constitutes the essence of all finite energies. Obviously to control the things that make up these frequencies means that the information that causes it in the first place must be known. That would be an ultimate form of control because just about everything that consists of energy communicates, some of these are automated and some are partial, thus to control the information that makes up a thing, be that quanta or no, the information in it must first be controlled.
First magnetic reversal is the essence of rapidly shifting dualistic poles. Changing these poles via reversal, inversion or shifting them is the result of equidistant shifts in direction throughout all positions in a line-segment.
This, it is equal and opposite. With such magnetic reversals are no delta D. And like the circumferential distance of a causality light ring's distance contracting and expanding, these reverberations so to speaks are duplicated by space (time) causing changes in distance by changes in direction resulting in changes in time.
P22 = delta d = -delta D
Where P22 or P22 are the positions of value-based energy with respect to space (time) throughout a High-Low as are measured initially in a line-segment by energy. Feedback to continue the process in an automated manner. Unequally are the changes in distance.
The issue of the source is not one where manual interventions play a role to dampen the ability of the magnetic reversal's competence to acquire simultaneity via time travel or Aleodelogically, but entirely automatic by feedback, and then perhaps Aleodlogically. Thus specifically the unequal delta d, which results in delta D are designable to cause delta t.
In this case we may tackle the obstacle of nullifying even isolating E and strengthening gravity in Pe.
What relation then may we establish a reference whereby delta t can be measured so as to indicate the proper change in time in unequal delta D by delta d that give the delta t toward a specific goal such as to that of Aleodelogical travel. Unlike a causality light ring, the distance is fixed. Here the distance is constantly changing, unequally. Direction in a light ring constantly changes; here it is only assigned when time travel is acquired without necessarily bypassing, as does the mass-less energy in the causality light ring.
Thus the reference for equal repetitions are assigned at a fixed imaginary reference point(s) from which it left depending on the controlled combination it will permutate to after returning to the imaginary reference point(s). If it is construed to be entirely random, then the shifting will be constantly changing.
For mass-less energy the origin of position with respect to space (time) has no relationship to space (time) apart from that as it is measured from manual energy bases. We might assume that through the incorporation of automated magnetic reversal(s) equal delta D are all that would be necessary to cause delta t for concerned purposes that reflect these goals.
Properly equal delta D succeeding prior delta D and previous delta D are eliminated in the processes so that each are unequal to one to the other. The general automated process of the unequal delta d begins in one direction unequal to the next delta d and continues. delta d to cause delta D excludes the entire distance in both directions, one can be used provided the secondary one is unequal to it. The automated, mass-less energy of delta d would start at positions 1 0 out of 12. With respect to the High-Low, the primary spaces apart are 11 to the right and left for a total 22. A succeeding delta d must be unequal to a previous delta d to constitute one delta D.
The secondary delta d therefore transpires at position 4. The next continues to be unequal either shorter or longer up to the repeat where a combination completes for a shift in the imaginary reference(s) with respect to the df and moving for a new permutation. Since delta D are influential, affecting space (time) duplication, changes in t correspond to changes in outcomes, which may be interpreted to produce FTL in conjunction with Aleodelogical time travel.
Where a trip back (even in the most finite amount) is arranged to arrive in THE past (must be on the same path to do this, or outcome will be A and not THE) (but in a new space). (space (time), new space, Aleodelogical).
delta d = delta D = delta t.
Direction change would be constant and therefore potential energy would be avoided (conserved) not simultaneous, unequal but repetition rates would still prevail. Hence to go beyond equidistant df constraining energy and matter, time travel is necessary to create new possibilities.
The first set of transitions go to the right beginning with 1, where delta d = delta D are unequal changes in D resulting in delta t, sets A) and B) respectively avoid equal interactions.
A) Right
1,2. 1,3. 1,5. 1,6. 1,7. 1,8. 1,9. 1,10. 1,11. 1,12.
2,3. 2,4. 2,5. 2,6. 2,7. 2,8. 2,9. 2,10. 2,11. 2,12.
3,4. 3,5. 3,6. 3,7. 3,8. 3,9. 3,10. 3,11. 3,12.
4,5. 4,6. 4,7. 4,8. 4,9. 4,10. 4,11. 4,12.
5,6. 5,7. 5,8. 5,9. 5,10. 5,11. 5,12.
6,7. 6,8. 6,9. 6,10. 6,11.6,12.
7,8. 7,9. 7,10. 7,11. 7,12.
8,9. 8,10. 8,11. 8,12.
9,10. 9,11.9,12.
10,11. 10,12.
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12,11. 12,10. 12,9. 12,8. 12,7. 12,6. 12,5. 12,4. 12,3. 12,2. 12,1.
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10,9. 10,8. 10,7. 10,6. 10,5. 10,4. 10,3. 10,2. 10,1.
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8,7. 8,6. 8,5. 8,4. 8,3. 8,2. 8,1.
7,6. 7,5. 7,4. 7,3. 7,2. 7,1.
6,5. 6,4. 6,3. 6,2. 6,1.
5,4. 5,3. 5,2. 5,1.
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In order to help achieve this balance, Linda L. Emanuel, MD, PhD, Charles F. von Gunten, MD, PhD, and Frank Ferris, MD worked with national palliative care leaders to develop the EPEC curriculum. At that time, many of the medical education interventions had little impact, perhaps because they were limited mostly to a ritualized process of information presentation. The EPEC Project was designed as a train-the-trainer program geared at teaching both the content of the curriculum and educational approaches to improve palliative care. It stresses the use of adult education methods that emphasize interactive learning techniques and builds on the application of social science principles that can lead to changes in social expectations and behavioral norms.
EPEC was sited within the American Medical Association during the developmental and implementation stages of the project and from this location the project was able to reach national and international physicians from all disciplines. The success of the EPEC Project during the first decade was due in part to the generous support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the National Cancer Institute, and others who embarked on a national strategy to improve and sustain palliative care.
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EPEC was once funded solely by grants, but it has evolved into an ongoing, self-sustaining educational program that has been molded by the needs of the health care workers who have participated in the conferences. The program has undergone modifications in order to meet the needs and goals identified by the participants. Participants learn palliative care skills and competencies and are introduced to effective teaching methods at core conferences ('Become an EPEC Trainer' Conferences). The conferences, which began in 1999, are held twice a year in various locations and are taught by master facilitators. Some of the professionals who received training at a core conference sought to increase their teaching skills and expressed an interest in becoming master facilitators. In response to these needs, EPEC initiated an annual professional development workshop with its own defined curriculum in 2001.
In more recent years, the EPEC Project has actively collaborated with many partners to create adaptations of the original project. The goal of these adaptations is to expand the scope and range of palliative care by introducing it into new settings, broadening the definition to include the entire spectrum of illness, and referring patients for palliative care earlier in the disease process. Our medical specialty partners include EPEC-Oncology, EPEC-Emergency Medicine, and EPEC-Geriatrics/Long-term Care. We have also sought to extend the EPEC model by working with partners to adapt our curriculum to the needs of specific populations. This effort has led to the development of projects such as APPEAL (A Progressive Palliative Care Education Curriculum for the Care of African Americans at Life's End); EPEC-Roman Catholic; EPEC-Caregiver (communication and navigation topics for patients and family caregivers); and EPEC-India.
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During the next decade, the EPEC team will continue to support the efforts of its trainers, adapt and expand the curriculum to fit the needs of interdisciplinary audiences, and evaluate and measure the impact that the training has on the experiences of patients and families.
"As the Palliative Care Coordinator at a mid-sized teaching hospital, the EPEC train-the-trainer program has given me the confidence and knowledge to teach about end of life care. I have also been providing the curriculum our entire Hospitalist Service, and work as a resource to my colleagues on palliative and end of life care. The Professional Development Workshop was a wonderful experience and strengthened my teaching skills. The EPEC Program is very useful in all disciplines and across many settings. I am grateful to be a participant of multiple EPEC Programs! Thank You!" – Karen Mulvihill, Danbury Hospital
"Yesterday, I had to speak to the wife and family of a pt who had a serious problem in the Recovery Room--all I could think about was how the role play helped me deal with it, and how well I was received by the family. All turned out well, and now the family thinks I hung the moon! What an immediate benefit. I cannot remember any meeting where the tools I learned were so easily incorporated into my practice and my teaching." – James A. Ramsey, Vanderbilt School of Medicine
"I took EPEC in Charleston a few years ago. We use it all the time...it is the backbone of our education for physicians and for social workers." – Laurie Lybrand Busby, Roper St. Francis Healthcare
"Just back from India, and writing to say how impressed I am with EPEC India. Congratulations." - Robert Twycross, palliativedrugs.com Ltd.
"This has been one of the best conferences I have attended."
"I think all physicians should be required to attend such a conference. I believe it would make them better practitioners. We would see an increase in family and patient satisfaction."
"I think it would be hard to attend [the conference] and not be changed by it."
"The course and material have given me the motivation to get out of my busy office and share with my colleagues from a fund of knowledge I've obtained in hospice care for the past 10-12 years."


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Grohe 13551000 Starlight Chrome Accessory Tub Spout Non Diverter
Offer Ends
Technical Specs
|Specification Sheet
|Manufacturer Warranty
|Connection Size
|Diverter Included
|Escutcheon Height
|Grohe Technology
|Installation Type
|Wall Mounted
|Integrated Diverter
|Product Weight
|Spout Reach
|Tub Spout Reach
Many of our faucet lines have their own range of bath accessories with matching design details and finishes. GROHE Bath Accessories afford you the ability to create an aesthetically coordinated bathing space.
- Wall mount non-diverter
- 1/2" female threads
Additional Grohe Links
Our SKU: 13 551
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Polished Brass
- Starlight Chrome
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
2 Questions from the Community
The Grohe 13 551 is made of brass.
what is the base metal for this faucet - finish is chrome of course, but what's underneath
A. The Grohe 13 551 is made of brass.
The Grohe has facilities in Germany, the US, as well as other off shore locations. The 13 551 is manufactured in the US per Grohe.
Where are Grohe bath faucets made? What is the country of origin?
A. The Grohe has facilities in Germany, the US, as well as other off shore locations. The 13 551 is manufactured in the US per Grohe.
Warranty Info
Residential Products
GROHE provides the following warranties on its products to the original purchaser, installed in a residential application. This warranty is effective for all faucets sold after January 1, 1997. Grohe will send customers back to original place of purchase if parts wont fix the issue but they want to trouble shoot it with a customer first
Mechanical Warranty
A Limited Lifetime Warranty is provided on all mechanical parts to be free from manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for as long as the original purchaser owns their home.
General Finish WarrantyTM
A Limited Lifetime Warranty is provided on all GROHE product finishes to the original purchaser against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship. At its option, GROHE will repair or replace any part or finish that proves to be defective in material and/or workmanship under normal installation, use and service.
To obtain warranty repair or replacement the faulty part or product is to be sent along with proof-of-purchase (original sales receipt) from the original consumer purchaser to:
- GROHE America, Inc.
241 Covington Drive
Bloomingdale, IL 60108
This warranty is extended to the original consumer owner, but does not cover installation or any other labor charges and shall not apply to any products or parts of products which have been:
- Repaired by unqualified persons or not using original GROHE spare parts or altered in any manner unless previously authorized in writing by GROHE; or
- Damaged as a result of misuse, negligence, accident or faulty installation or maintenance; or
- Installed or used in a manner contrary to GROHE's printed instructions; or
- Damaged by the effects of dirt, limescale or aggressive cleaners.
This warranty excludes all industrial, commercial, and business usage whose purchasers are extended a one (1) year limited warranty from the date of purchase, with all other terms of this warranty. (See following for commercial products.)
Commercial Products
GROHE warrants its products installed in a commercial application to be free from manufacturing defects for a period of one (1) year from the date of acquisition by original owner. Replaced products or parts are warranted only for the period remaining under the initial warranty.
This warranty is limited solely to the above and this warranty and any warranties implied by state law will apply only for the applicable warranty period specified herein. Also, GROHE will not be liable for any loss, damage, expense or incidental or consequential damages of any kind, whether based on warranty, contract or negligence and arising in connection with the sale, use or repair of the product. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of consequential damage or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Unless otherwise contrary to state law governing the purchase, GROHE's liability will not exceed the contract price for the product claimed to be defective or unsuitable.


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Sir Jock Stirrup, the outgoing head of the Armed Forces, is to go to the Lords after his term of office was cut short by the Conservative-led coalition Government.
Downing Street said that Sir Jock, who as Chief of the Defence Staff oversaw British operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, was being awarded a non-political life peerage.
David Cameron said he was "extremely pleased" that Sir Jock would be joining the Upper House.
"I applaud him for his excellent leadership throughout his time as CDS, which has seen a particularly demanding tempo of activity including the withdrawal from Iraq and ongoing


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Tuesday TV
I may not be getting audio from The Show With No Name until RJ Hawk gets back from Fayetteville this Friday. He is in the City of the Hogs covering the High School Baseball Championship and Justin Acri is doing producer duties for TSWNN. It may prove to be a good thing. I'm struggling to find it but, it could be a good thing. Maybe I'll discover that the audio portion of the blog is second in wasted time only to the written word in this here blog. Maybe RJ telling me that he didn't have time to get my stupid audio crap was his subtle way of saying, nobody cares about my stupid audio crap. Tell ya what. If the audio is something that is a hit or a miss, please let me know in the comment section. Now don't try and be some wiesenhiemer and say that the text has ta go too. Thanks.
OK. Today it was a TV Icon show. The Artist Formerly Known as The Outlaw, Tommy Smith, didn't put up that much of a fuss when I suggested That Bart Simpson was a TV icon. Understanding that he, like myself, grew up with the no brainers on the list such as, Lucy, Jackie Gleason, Archie Bunker, and Fonzi. Hey, the yella fella has been around 25 years. Bart not Tommy. No, wait, it's both. The number nine was the amount we had to come up with so, even if you put Dick Clark, JR Ewing, or Capitan freakin' Kangaroo, you have to save room for Bart Simpson. If I could put on this list someone that will eventually be on it, like on a greatest hits album there is the latest song from the group that is still performing, I will give another animated character a mention, Stewie Griffin.
The number 9 played a roll in the sports question of the day. Will the Razorbacks football team get 9 wins or over or under 9 wins? The vast majority said over. I'm in that group and we are such homers. If we do win more than 9 and unlikely go undefeated, then rest assured that the Mayan Calendar is for real and just weeks before that BCS Championship game were to be played, whats left of the world will be inhabited by Zombies that show no respect to the Hogs and will eat them! Too far fetched. I thought that same thing until the TV show Keeping Up with the Kardashians was renewed for a 7th season! Now I'm a believer in Khloe as well. NO! I do not think any of them should be on the TV Icon top 9. Top 20 maybe but, not 9.
If you picked The United States of America over Roger Clemens.......YOU LOSE!!! (with respect to Warner Wolf) The Rocket was acquitted of lying to our august body of lawmakers about his usage of HGH. GOOD! Who cares if a sports athlete is using drugs to enhance their play? You? You? You Lieutenant Weinberg? Speaking as a majority of 1, I don't. And if I did, do I need the US Government tracking down a gall darn baseball pitcher?! Who hasn't lied to Uncle Sam? If you ever used Turbo Tax, you did. How 'bout taking that crap load of money and providing every child in this country a pair of shoes and a tooth brush. I know they say it was only 3 million over the last couple of months but, COME ON MAN! If you gave me the 3 million bucks I would give 2 million of it to an animal shelter in the name of Tommy Smith. 1 million I would use to stock up on bread, water, and ammo for when those Razorback eatin' Zombies take over the world in December! (ps) the numbers for the animal shelter were exaggerated to appear giving
The OMAHOGS are still alive in the CWS! It was predicted that once the CWS began, all the Hogs had to do was go undefeated and they would be the National Champs. Its' looking pretty good thus far. Good thing the series is not being played in December!
Tommy will be off tomorrow. Nothing to do with his contract. 'Wild Man', Matt Couch, and Firehouse Subs, to name a few, will stop by the Antique Brick Studios.
Remember you don't have to buy a new car to be treated like you did. Fletcher Dodge has a wide selection of cars to fit every budget. Just for stopping by and talking with the Fletcher guys you get dinner for two at Benihana Japanese Steakhouse.
Check out THIS WEEKS deals. 2009 Toyota Carolla Sport, 34 mpg, 45k miles, only $14888.
Or this 2011 Kia Forte 2 door Coupe, brilliant red, great gas mileage, just $16997
Check everywhere you want but, check with Fletcher Dodge Chrysler Jeep in Sherwood before you make your final decision. You` will be glad you did.
Thanks for listening and making The Buzz 103.7 your #1 station. Join The Show With No Name from 6am-10am Mon-Fri with Tommy Smith, David Bazzel, RJ Hawk, and myself.


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ANZ Frequent Flyer Black Ad
Virgin Australia's fleet of international Boeing 777s are getting a tip-to-tail make-over, with the first refreshed 777 taking to the skies today.
All business, premium economy and economy seats have been updated with extra padding, new fabric coverings and headrests.
There's fresh carpet on the floor and newly curtain dividers between the cabins – and on the outside, a whole new paintjob to erase the old 'V Australia' brand.
Virgin says the Boeing 777 redesign "will bring a fresh and contemporary new look to the fleet, consistent with that across the Virgin Australia domestic network."
Led by Virgin Australia's Creative Director, Hans Hulsbosch, the new designs are inspired by the ceiling and flooring "leaf" designs in the Virgin Australia lounges, and have been created exclusively for the 777 fleet.
Virgin Australia Group Executive of Product and Guest Services, Martin Daley said the redesigned international fleet would deliver exceptional style and comfort for guests along with a fresh and contemporary look and feel renowned across Virgin Australia domestic aircraft.
The rest of Virgin's 777 fleet will be refreshed throughout this year.
Virgin Australia is also tipped to fit new lie-flat business class seats to two new Airbus A330s which join its domestic fleet this month – read out report here.
For the very latest news for business travellers and frequent flyers, tune into @AusBT on Twitter.
About David Flynn
David Flynn is the editor of Australian Business Traveller and a bit of a travel tragic with a weakness for good coffee, shopping and lychee martinis.
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Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 4:00 am
Post subject: chilcare
This is so so stressfull. I have 2 children. A girl with 2 years and 6 months and a boy with 8 months. I am trying to find registed chilcare, but it is like "mission impossible" kind of thing.
I am working at a pharmacy and at least once a week I am working from 9am to 7pm.
I don't have any member of my family that can actually go and pick up my children from the nursery / children's center...
I don't know what to do...specially because I don't even know where to start looking...
I would really, really appreciated