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Representing the UK's biggest manufacturing sector
Our latest export figures show that the value of branded food and
non-alcoholic drink exports rose to £2.4bn in the first half of 2016, an
of £141.2m (+6.2%) when compared to the same period in 2015.
Branded exports to non-European Union nations rose by £93.7m (+14%) on H1
figures from 2015
Exports to the EU also increased by £47.5m (+2.9%).
Exports to non-EU nations now represent 31.4% of all branded exports, up 2.2pp
on H1 of 2015.
Total exports of food and non-alcoholic drink grew by £528.3m (+8.7%) to
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This expert-led day will be looking at upcoming issues including what exiting
the EU could mean for food and drink manufacturers in terms of labelling,
and consumers.
Our not-to-miss programme for the day includes: residues and contaminants;
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The EU referendum results have left businesses asking 'what does this
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calls for some parts of the UK to 'go it alone' how can businesses
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process. We've been speaking at length to companies about their concerns
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Blue Bombers Receiver Clarence Denmark dives to make a spectacular catch for the 10-yard touchdown, his 5th of the season.
Shakir Bell scored a touchdown and reached the century mark, leading Edmonton to a 27-23 win over the BC Lions on Friday night.
Jamill Smith scored on a 109-yard missed field goal return while the REDBLACKS shut down the Argo passing game, earning a 29-12 win on Friday night in Ottawa.
For a team built on its air assault, getting the ground game moving in a win over the Lions was key for the Eskimos.
Jamill Smith's 109-yard touchdown helped the REDBLACKS win their most important game this season to date.
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Following his first taste of action with the Argos, QB Drew Willy admitted he still needs to gain some familiarity with his receivers but is confident they can get on the same page quickly.
The Argos were dealt a tough blow on Friday night, but Scott Milanovich believes his team is closer than it might appear.
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Villa Le Terrazze
Luxury VillasLocalità Torina - Capri - See map
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Three reasons to book here:
- A villa with one of the most beautiful terraces in Capri
- Contemporary luxury in a beautiful early 20th century home
- Hi-Fi, DVD player and wi-fi: all the technology you need
Villa Le Terrazze - CapriGo to the top
On one side, there's Marina Grande, the Sorrentine Peninsula, the Bay of Naples and Mount Vesuvius. On the other, Marina Piccola and the legendary Faraglioni. In the middle, the historic center of Capri and the world-famous Piazzetta.
It's pretty much impossible to find a villa in Capri with views as spectacular as those surrounding Villa Le Terrazze!
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Villa Le Terrazze has all the features of Capri's most elegant private homes: high vaulted ceilings, large fireplaces, graceful arches and sweeping terraces looking out towards the sea.
From the windows and gardens of the villa, magnificent views of the beach of Marina Piccola, the Faraglioni rocks, the Bay of Naples and Capri's celebrity-packed Piazzetta can be seen
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Stylishly decorated with a beautiful combination of contemporary furnishings and antiques, Villa Terrazze's bedrooms, each with their own private bathroom, are the epitome of effortless Italian elegance.
Villa Le Terrazze sleeps a total of 8 adults. If you need additional accommodation, there's room for another 10 people in the large villa just next door!
How much does it cost to rent Villa Le Terrazze? From 3000 to 5000 euro a week, according to the season.
The house is rented complete with quality tableware and bed and bath linen and is equipped with satellite and SKY television, Wi-Fi, DVD player, stereo, telephone, refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Mediterranean moments
In the summer, after a morning shopping in the historic center of Capri or lazing on the beach, guests might easily be found soaking up the sun in Villa Le Terrazze's solarium or partaking in a convivial al fresco lunch on the large, panoramic terrace.
Villa Le Terrazze: TripAdvisor reviews®Back to the top
Amazing view
Good hotel with a view to die for day and night. Far away from the downtown but worth it especially as the transportation is arranged by the shuttle bus that runs every hour to and from the... more »
Lovely friendly hotel
My daughter and I had a lovely visit here for 4 nights. Getting to hotel was a mission in the heat. Taxis to hotel cost around 50 euro from Sorrento train station. where as our airport shuttle from... more »
Oasis with a view!
Simple but spacious and comfortable rooms. Location is great with beautiful views and easy access to Sorrento centre but high up enough and far away enough from noise and traffic of the twon. There... more »
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Villa Le Terrazze is a pleasant, 15 minute walk away from Capri's famous Piazzetta and a mere ten minutes stroll from the beach of Marina Piccola; this latter easily reached via a footpath commencing at the "Due Golfi" junction.
A bus stop and taxi stand is located 3 minutes away from the villa.
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Villa Faraglioni
- The pool with a view of the Faraglioni
- Glamorous garden parties in the Bay of Marina Piccola
- The Piazzetta is just 5 minutes away
Villa Laura
- A luxurious and panoramic villa, within minutes of Capri's Piazzetta
- Barbecue and pizza oven: at Villa Laura great evenings are guaranteed
- The views of Capri, Villa Jovis and the Bay of Naples
Villa Camelia
- Blissful moments of relaxation in the panoramic garden
- Sunbathing, lunch and Jacuzzi - by the sea
- 5 beautiful bedrooms, 4 extremely exclusive suites
Villa Paradiso
- Luxury, privacy and a view of the sea you'll never forget
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The Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures is comprised of four language units: German Studies, Hispanic Studies, Italian Studies, and Russian Studies. For introductions to each unit, see the tabs to the left.
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"Shoot man, I could give you a billion reason why I'll be signing with BYU tomorrow," said Cook. "To narrow it down number one their academics are off the charts, and it's an incredible place to challenge yourself. One of the sayings that they actually use is they want us to actually realize our true potential as human beings. The coaches put it into better words than I could ever put it, but it's basically a place that helps you reach your true potential in every way. BYU just has everything I want to help me reach my potential in every way. The people are incredible and it's a university operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints so the people there are incredible with great morals and standards."
Aside from the personal development side of BYU, Cook also chose BYU for the football experience Coach Bronco Mendenhall and his defensive staff could provide on the field as well.
"I'm also going to sign tomorrow with BYU because the football program at BYU is outstanding," Cook said. "I mean, it's a top program and an outstanding defense there. I believe I can go there and be a part of that top-notch defense and have an early impact there playing with other great players who will be playing there. It's just a top defense coached by top coaches that produce a top defense every year, so I want to try and come in and have an opportunity to make an early impact. It's just an incredible place and the feeling there is like no other. The fans are also some of the best in the country and you can't ask to be a part of a place with so much to offer."
Cook plans on signing his National Letter of Intent early in the morning so the coaches of BYU can have it in hand early. Then he plans on doing it again at Vista Murrieta High School where they plan on having a signing ceremony for him later in the day.
"Officially I'll be signing at 7:00 in the morning (Pacific Standard Time) but I'll be signing another one at school at around 10:00," said Cook. "We're going to a ceremony thing at school around 10:00 and I'm excited about it. I'm excited to finally be a Cougar."


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Sy Slavin: This Canadian study shows that as far as creating new jobs and generally decreasing unemployment, the way to go is increasing governmental infrastructure expenditures.
Why Obama Can't Pivot to Jobs
Robert Reich: The nation and Oba,ma remain hostage to the ideology of right-wing Republicans who won't let the government spend more money. Yet if the government can't spend more – at least this year and next, until the pump is primed and the economy is growing again – we won't see job growth. And without job growth, the economy will remain anemic.
Obama Needs Demand-Side Solutions
Robert Reich: Businesses are reluctant to spend more and create more jobs because there aren't enough consumers out there able and willing to buy what businesses have to sell.
The Rich Don't Create Jobs; We Do
Tina Dupuy: "The rich create jobs" is a well-worn catch phrase from right-leaning political yappers who give this 1% all the credit when it comes to the financial health of the country. But the rich are not, in fact, the venerated "job creators."
Across-the-Board Cuts Needed to Avoid Fiscal Armageddon
Ivan Eland: To keep with the bipartisan spirit after the Gabrielle Giffords' assassination attempt and also to avoid partisan fighting over spending priorities, which will bog down and probably eventually kill any significant budget cuts, all government programs should be cut by 15 percent from last year's budget level, including heretofore sacred defense and entitlement programs.
The Reagan Centennial: Celebrating Reaganomics
Joseph Palmero: If you like the way things are in the United States today — with Gilded Age levels of inequality, weak labor unions, low-wage service jobs for most of the workforce, and a public sector that's dying on the vine — then you can thank Ronald Reagan.
Jerry Brown's Karma
Tom Hayden: It's possible that Brown will take to blaming Washington's priorities for California's ills, but not any time soon. For now, he wants Californians to see themselves in the mirror.
John Peeler: "Winner-Take-All Politics" provides a well-documented analysis of how the United States government, since the 1970s, has systematically enriched the top one percent of the country at the expense of everyone else. Written by distinguished political scientists, Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson, the book shows how big business interests ratcheted up their national organizations to defend their interests in national policy debates. In addition to employing far stronger lobbying, these interests created think-tanks such as the American Enterprise Institute and the Heritage Foundation, designed to challenge the liberal conventional wisdom of the New Deal and Great Society and replace it with an explicitly conservative, free-market-oriented way of thinking.
Deficit Commission: Keynesian by Default
John Peeler: The fact is, neither liberals nor conservatives, neither Republicans nor Democrats, have the stomach for the major sacrifices that Simpson and Bowles are calling for, and it's not at all clear that the public in general is ready either.
Obama's First Stand
Robert Reich: The President says a Republican proposal to extend the Bush tax cuts to everyone for two years is a "basis for conversation." I hope this doesn't mean another Obama cave-in.
The Defining Issue: Who Should Get the Tax Cut — The Rich or Everyone Else?
Robert Reich: Republicans are hell bent on demanding an extension of the Bush tax cut for their patrons at the top, or else they'll pull the plug on tax cuts for the middle class. This is a gift for the Democrats.
Why Obama Is Proposing Corporate Tax Cuts and Why He's Wrong
Robert Reich: The economy needs two whopping corporate tax cuts right now as much as someone with a serious heart condition needs Botox.
Forget Double Dip: We're Still in One Long Big Dipper
Robert Reich: It's nonsense to think of the economy heading downward again into a double dip when most Americans never emerged from the first dip. We're still in one long Big Dipper.


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The Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science Engineering Entrance Exam (HITSEEE 2016) is scheduled to be held as per the schedule given below. HITSEEE 2016 will be conducted online by the Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science for admission to UG Courses. Details of the exam are given as below.
Latest Update – HITSEEE Result has been declared. Check the "Result" link below.
HITSEEE for academic session 2016-17 has been announced. The details of HITSEEE 2016 are given here for interested candidates for B.Tech / B.Arch admissions. Candidates looking for details of Hindustan University Engineering Admissions can refer to details given here.
Courses Offered
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Schedule for HITSEEE 2016 is given below.
|Last Date for Submission of Filled in Application form
|13 April 2016
|Online Entrance Exam Dates
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|Online Entrance Exam Dates (Chennai Centers only)
|30 April to 04 May 2016
|Publication of Result
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|12 May to 25 May 2016
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- Improvement marks will not be considered for admission
- Academic Stream A minimum Average of 60% in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry put together.
For B.Tech Biotech Only:
- A minimum Average of 60% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics put together.
- Vocational Stream A minimum Average of 60% Marks in the related subjects and vocational subjects (theory and Practical).
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- A pass in the plus two examination with an aggregate of not less than 60% in (10+2 ) level or its equivalent examination with Mathematics / Business Mathematics as one of the subjects.
- A pass in 3 year diploma ( 10+3) examination recognized by the Central / State Government with Mathematics as a subject of study with an aggregate of not less than 60%. Any other examination of any university or authority recognized by this university as equivalent of plus two.All applicants for B. Arch. course should write the National Aptitude Test for Architecture, India (www.nata.in) conducted by Council of Architecture and the score should not be less than 80 out of 200.
Age Limit
Upper age limit will be 19 yrs as on 30th April 2016.
HITSEEE 2016 Examination Pattern
A sample paper for HITSEEE 2016 is given at www.hindustanuniv.ac.in.
As per the sample paper provided by the university, following can be inferred about the examination pattern of HITSEEE 2016.
- Total number of questions: 120
- Duration of the exam: 2 hours.
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With the choice in their hands, Manuel and Dubee decided to go with youth in the back end of their rotation. They appointed right-handers Ryan Madson and Gavin Floyd the numbers four and five starters, while moving veteran right-hander Ryan Franklin into the bullpen, where he'll have an opportunity to hold leads in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings.
Franklin (2-1, 3.57 ERA) had a good spring as a starter, but Madson (2-0, 1.89) and Floyd (4-0, 2.08) were electric and kept getting better as the spring progressed. Madson held opposing hitters to a .188 average, and Floyd has given up just two runs in his last three starts.
"I always thought of Madson as a starter," Manuel said. "And Floyd has grown up since last year."
Last year Floyd came unraveled when he was taken out of the Phillies' rotation after two starts. He imploded in the Phils' bullpen and never really recovered in Triple-A either, where he had a 6.16 ERA. Floyd, however, had an epiphany a few starts ago and has been showing why the Phils selected him with the fourth overall pick in the 2001 draft.
"He earned it," Manuel said of Floyd. "He's getting a chance. He can get the crap kicked out of him, and he'll get another chance. He'll keep getting a chance until I decide he doesn't."
"I like strong arms. I like good stuff. I think he's ready to pitch in the big leagues."


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Peace Education Program – An Introduction
Peace Education Program
The purpose of the Peace Education Program (PEP) is to help participants discover their own inner resources—innate tools for living such as inner strength, choice, and hope—and the possibility of personal peace.
This is an innovative educational program, facilitated by volunteers, with a curriculum that consists of 10 videos, each focusing on a particular theme. These customized, interactive workshops are non-religious and non-sectarian. The content of each theme is based on excerpts from Prem Rawat's international talks. The themes are: Peace, Appreciation, Inner Strength, Self-Awareness, Clarity, Understanding, Dignity, Choice, Hope, and Contentment.
You are invited to explore these resources and learn more about TPRF's Peace Education Program. For further information on initiating a PEP workshop in your area, or other information, please send a request to TPRF, selecting "Peace Education Programs" as your subject. You may also contact us through the Peace Education Program help desk: email@example.com.
The video at the top of this page is a six-minute introduction to the Peace Education program. Additional information is also available in the Frequently Asked Questions section of the website.
PEP Latest Stories
Volunteers Establish Peace Education in Utah
The establishment of the Peace Education Program (PEP) in the desert city of St. George, Utah, started with a Google search and continues with the effort of dedicated volunteers.
TPRF Releases 2015 Annual Report Detailing Work
The newly released 2015 Annual Report shows that the year was full of growth for The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) and its initiatives to help people around the globe live with dignity, peace, and prosperity.
Marian Masoliver on Documenting the "PEP Effect"
Marian Masoliver is a filmmaker who has been traveling to document the effect that the Peace Education Program is having on diverse groups of people. In this blog she shares thoughts on the experience.


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Comment Reuse effect on cost (Score 2) 150
I'm not sure I get it right, but here's my impression.
One-time rockets impose tight conditions on all parts' lifespans and quality: they must live through the launch with five nines reliability, yet making them last any longer is a waste of resources. Putting backups is a waste as well.
The reuse, on the other hand, means that (1) long lasting parts are not a waste and (2) backups are not a waste. This means that longer lasting, less reliable parts (i.e. closer to civil manufacturing, think commercial aircraft) can be used which in turn means much simpler production and QA. And *that* will drive the price tag down (eventually), not saving half the mission cost at half the mission cost.
*If* my assumptions are correct, *then* we're going to see a slight increase in engines number/power, and a series of successful launches/landings *despite* failing engines.


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The Black Bond Lyrics..with the violin
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Rolexes ? I'm coppin'
Ask her has she been around duffle bags full of that ? cash
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SAVANNAH, Ga. — Savannah's newly elected mayor has taken the oath of office.
DES MOINES, Iowa — Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is blasting former Gov. Mitt Romney as someone who can't bring enough change to Washington.
ATLANTA — The Atlanta City Council has approved concessions contracts at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport worth more than $3 billion.
Students across the region returned to class Tuesday as mild seasonal weather gave way to a frigid, gusty day.
ASHBURN, Ga. — Authorities say a Turner County deputy is accused of taking a flashlight from a car during a traffic stop.
ATLANTA — Former President Jimmy Carter has some advice for Barack Obama as he gears up for the 2012 election: Don't alienate voters with divisive positions.
ATLANTA — A Fulton County judge is allowing thousands of parents to join a class-action lawsuit filed last year against Georgia by five parents who were jailed for child support debt.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — After a lengthy legal battle between a black South Carolina church and members of the Ku Klux Klan, a judge has ruled that the church owns a building where KKK robes and T-shirts are sold.
ATLANTA - Temperatures plunged well below freezing across Georgia Tuesday morning, prompting at least four school systems to close. The National Weather Service in Peachtree City said a wind chill advisory was to continue through 10 a.m.
TORRANCE, Calif. — A Los Angeles woman who expected her hybrid Honda Civic to be a high-mileage machine wants the automaker to pay for not delivering the 50 mpg it promised. But rather than being one of thousands in a class-action lawsuit, she took her case Tuesday to small claims court.
NEW YORK — A man who confessed to a string of New Year's Day arson attacks at an Islamic cultural center and four other sites where he had personal grievances was arrested on a hate crime charge, police said.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iran closed out naval war games in the Gulf on Tuesday much the way they began last month: striking a tone of military defiance while Western powers rallied behind tougher oil and financial sanctions as a crippling tool against Tehran's nuclear program.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A man who was slurring his speech and appeared intoxicated was found dead on New Year's Day at a controversial center in Anchorage where chronic street alcoholics are allowed to keep drinking.
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah — A stray cat has survived two attempts by a Utah shelter to put her down.
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Hugh Foliot
|Hugh Foliot
|Bishop of Hereford
|June 1219
|Term ended
|7 August 1234
|Hugh de Mapenor
|Ralph de Maidstone
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|Archdeacon of Shropshire
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|7 August 1234
|Hereford Cathedral
Hugh Foliot (c. 1155–1234) was a medieval Bishop of Hereford. Related somehow to his predecessor at Hereford, he served as a priest and papal judge as well as being an unsuccessful candidate as Bishop of St David's in Wales. In 1219, he was appointed Bishop of Hereford. During his time in office, he mostly attended to ecclesiastical duties, but did occasionally serve as a royal administrator. He helped found a hospital and a priory, and died in 1234 after a months-long illness.
Early life[edit]
Foliot possibly was the son of Roger Foliot and his wife Rohese.[1] Roger held three knight's fees in Northamptonshire.[2] Probably born sometime between 1150 and 1160, Hugh was related in some manner to Robert Foliot, his predecessor at Hereford.[1] He was a canon of Hereford Cathedral before becoming Archdeacon of Shropshire by May 1186.[3] Foliot is a frequent witness on charters as archdeacon, but little else is known of his tenure of the office.[1] From 1212 to 1219, he served as a papal judge-delegate three times. In 1215 he was also King John's candidate for the see of St David's in Wales, but was not elected.[1]
After Foliot's failed candidacy as bishop, in February 1216 John appointed him to the benefice of Colwall in Herefordshire, the king having the ability to make the appointment because Giles de Braose, the Bishop of Hereford, who would normally have made the appointment, had recently died. Also from this time comes Foliot's patronage of Robert Grosseteste, the theologian and future Bishop of Lincoln.[1]
Foliot had been one of three members of the cathedral chapter from Hereford sent to King Henry III's court to secure permission for the chapter to hold an election in 1219[1] Foliot was elected to the see of Hereford in June 1219 and consecrated on 27 October 1219[4] along with William de Goldcliff, the Bishop of Llandaff, at Canterbury.[2]
The new bishop accompanied Peter des Roches, the Bishop of Winchester, on a pilgrimage in 1221.[5] Because des Roches travelled to Spain to the shrine of St James at Compostela,[6] and it is known that Foliot accompanied him, the statement by a medieval chronicler from Dunstable that Foliot's destination was not certain, being either Rome or Compostela, should be discounted.[1]
Foliot spent most of his tenure of office in his diocese, only rarely attending the royal court or being assigned governmental duties. On 30 December 1223, Foliot assumed one of those duties, when he took custody of Hereford Castle after it was surrendered by Hubert de Burgh,[1] during the redistribution of royal castles when de Burgh ousted des Roches from power.[7] He also was appointed to determine the size of the royal forest in Gloucestershire. Foliot also founded a hospital in Ledbury, devoted to St Katherine. He helped found Alberbury Priory, a house of the Grandmontine order. In his cathedral, he reorganised the benefices and offices of the chapter, as well as endowing further benefices.[1]
Foliot died 7 August 1234,[4] after an illness that began in the spring. He was buried in Hereford Cathedral, where his tomb survives. Foliot appointed his younger brother Thomas to offices in the diocese, first as precentor in the 1220s and then around 1230 as treasurer of the cathedral chapter.[1]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Barrow "Foliot, Hugh" Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
- ^ a b Barrow Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066–1300: Volume 8: Bishops
- ^ Barrow Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066–1300: Volume 8: Archdeacons of Shropshire
- ^ a b Fryde, et al. Handbook of British Chronology p. 250
- ^ Vincent Peter des Roches p. 166
- ^ Vincent Peter des Roches p. 199
- ^ Prestwich Plantagenet England pp. 84–85
- Barrow, J. S. (2002). Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066–1300: Volume 8: Hereford: Archdeacons of Shropshire. Institute of Historical Research. Retrieved 26 October 2007.
- Barrow, J. S. (2002). Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066–1300: Volume 8: Hereford: Bishops. Institute of Historical Research. Retrieved 26 October 2007.
- Barrow, Julia (2007). "Foliot, Hugh (d. 1234)" ((subscription or UK public library membership required)). Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (October 2007 ed.). Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/95044. Retrieved 17 February 2009.
- Fryde, E. B.; Greenway, D. E.; Porter, S.; Roy, I. (1996). Handbook of British Chronology (Third revised ed.). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-56350-X.
- Prestwich, Michael (2005). Plantagenet England 1225–1360. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-922687-0.
- Vincent, Nicholas (2002). Peter des Roches: An Alien in English Politics 1205–1238 (Reprint ed.). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-52215-3.
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What makes you think eggs have anything to do with that?
How many eggs do you eat per week?
I have to reconsider my consumption as my LDL cholesterol is percieved as an issue by some, see here:
LDL cholesterol doubled from pre-paleo - PaleoHacks.com
What makes you think eggs have anything to do with that?
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same question^^
Hard not to eat so many when one raises chickens. With the new additions I might either be eating even more or selling excess.
Going too low carb could increase cholesterol. Try adding in some potatoes or some other form of starch and see if it helps. Must be above 50 grams of carbs per day. Paul Jaminet has blogged about this: Perfect Health Diet » High LDL on Paleo Revisited: Low Carb & the Thyroid
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The major changes in my diet are eggs, butter and coconut oil, that is why I think this is what contributes to the LDL number.
I have been adding carbs, copper and iodine to my diet as per Paul Jaminet's PHD so I do not think the nutritional deficiencies are an issue.
I'd take a look into the particle size, as that's the mattering issue, with respect to LDL.
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Federal prison officials say Atlanta rap star T.I. is expected to be moved to a halfway house shortly after the first of the year as he nears the end of his federal prison
sentence for illegal firearms possession and for possessing a gun as a convicted felon.
T.I. began serving his sentence of a year and a day at a low-security prison in Arkansas last May. He is expected to be released on March 23. His real name is Clifford Harris Jr.
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The annual Ford family BBQ seems to be drawing the ire of many around Toronto this year.
Well aware, in fact deluged re complaints about Fordfest. My job is to look at public service rules and their application. Looking at it now
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Well aware, in fact deluged re complaints about Fordfest. My job is to look at public service rules and their application. Looking at it now
Fiona Crean, the Toronto Ombudsman says they are going to push the complaints they receive over to the Integrity Commissioner, and so far, there have been lots.
Most of the issues surround the fact that it's being held in Thomson Memorial Park, which is a public park in Scarborough.
Candidates are not allowed to host campaign style events in public places.
Community events are allowed up until August 1st of an election year.
"It is a tricky situation because anything that is held during this period, someone can point to it and say this really wasn't meant for the community." said municipal law expert John Mascarin.
But he says the Fords and councillors shouldn't be cancelling events in their home ridings, or really anywhere in the city.
Mascarin says "Should they be a little bit more cautious? Yes, they should. Should they preclude all sorts of these activities? No, I don't think that's the answer."
Both Rob and Doug Ford have promised, this will not be a campaign stop.
The penalty for breaking the code of conduct in this case could range from something as simple as a slap on the wrist, to docking a councillor's pay.
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Skip to comments.Busy Week For Alan Gura
Posted on 10/25/2012 3:18:45 PM PDT by marktwain
This has been a busy week for Alan Gura. He has had not one but two oral arguments on back to back days before the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals. Moreover, both cases involve gun rights.
The first case, Lane v. Holder, is a challenge to the Gun Control Act of 1968's ban on the sales of handguns to non-residents of a state. The case was filed in 2011 and challenged the law on behalf of Michelle Lane, a resident of the District of Columbia, who had purchased two handguns in Virginia and could not pick them up there. At the time of the original filing, there was no active FFL in DC. The Second Amendment Foundation, Amanda Welling, and Matthew Welling are also plaintiffs in this case.
US District Court Judge Gerald Bruce Lee of the Eastern District of Virginia denied the motion for a preliminary injuction in July 2011. He also dismissed the case at that time. A few days later, Lane and the Second Amendment Foundation filed notice of appeal to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
The oral argument in this case were on Tuesday and an audio file is available here. The case was heard by Judges Diana Gribbon Motz, Allyson K. Duncan, and Henry F. Floyd. They were appointed to the 4th Circuit by Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama respectively.
The arguments presented by both Alan Gura and the attorneys for Department of Justice and the VA State Police centered primarily around the issue of standing. Does the plaintiff have standing to ask for an injunction given the Federal and state laws in question restrict the FFL? Gura argues that they do and compares this case to other cases involving interstate wine shipments and contraceptives. The Supreme Court find in those cases that the restriction of distribution channels amounted to an Article III injury or, in layman's terms, interference with interstate commerce. The counter-arguments from the attorneys for Holder and the VA State Police argue that there is no standing for the plaintiffs. The attorney for Virginia argued that their law would be valid if the Federal law was found unconstitutional or amended. They would transfer handguns to out of state residents because the person would meet the new requirements. The Department of Justice attorney argues that the out of state residents are not harmed as they can purchase a firearm anywhere and have it shipped to an in-state FFL. She also argued that Federal law merely backs up local laws and regulations regarding handgun sales.
Much of the questioning by the judges centered around having only one dealer in DC and the fees charged by Charles Sykes. One judge, I believe Judge Duncan, brought up the Ezell case and wondered how this differed from that. This question was aimed at the DOJ attorney.
The second case, Woollard v. Gallagher, has attracted more attention because the District Court ruled against the State of Maryland's may-issue carry laws. The State of Maryland promptly appealed and the oral arguments were present yesterday. The audio of the oral arguments should be made available on Friday. In the meantime, thanks to Sebastian, there is a link to the Baltimore Sun's coverage of the oral arguments.
You don't just wreck 80 years of anti-gun judicial activism at the highest court in the land, then repeat the feat while getting Incorporation under the 14th Amendment without becoming one of the most respected lawyers ever to argue before the Supreme Court. And all of this before turning 40 years old.
As more and more idols of "progressivism" are shown to have feet of clay, more opportunities will be presented.
Your comment bears repeating with the additional detail that these two cases were just two years apart; an eye-blink in judicial review time. The Woolard case would make a third brick in the wall needed to protect the right to keep and bear arms.
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On 16 May 1738, Pope published One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty Eight: A Dialogue Something Like Horace. Two months later he published its sequel One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty Eight: Dialogue II. These two poems, known together, since The Works of Alexander Pope, Vol. II, Part II, 1740, as the Epilogue to the Satires: Dialogues I & II, constitute Pope's most ringing indictment of "that insuperable corruption and depravity of manners, which he had been so unhappy as to live to see" in Hanoverian England in the 1730s. The two poems continue the style of the Imitations of Horace, written during the previous five years, but, unlike them, are not based on any single Horatian original. …
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After 30 years, women's investing club still churning out profits
For 30 years, the members of the FTTS Investment Club in Sacramento, Calif., have been buying, selling and holding stocks. That milestone puts the all-women club in an "elite group" of investing groups nationwide, those who've stuck together through the financial market's up-and-down cycles.
When they started in 1983, all 16 were mothers and tennis-playing friends at Arden Hills Country Club who admittedly "knew nothing" about stock picking. They formed their group, officially called "From Tennis to Stocks" or FTTS, with hopes of getting a handle on the sometimes-bewildering world of investing.
"We'd depended on our husbands for investing and we thought we should learn something about it on our own," said Ann Stubbe, a mother of three who ran a Sacramento catering business.
Three decades later, they're conversant in price-earnings ratios, stock growth and other investing concepts. They glean details on their current holdings and potential new investments from newspapers and financial publications such as Barron's and ValueLine. Over the years, they've shed their share of losers, but their current portfolio of nine stocks is loaded with some solid winners.
Now in their 70s, the 15 original members (one died this year) say friendship is their biggest asset.
"It's a sisterhood, not just a stock club," said Barbara Kahl, a retired pharmacist's wife in Rancho Murieta.
But they've also enjoyed some purely monetary rewards. Each time the group's stock portfolio hits $100,000, they cash out a bonus to each member. In August, they issued their 13th payout of $1,000 apiece, bringing their collective total to more than $207,000.
Now heading into their 31st year, they show no signs of slowing down.
"That's a very impressive number. It puts them in an elite group, in terms of their staying power," said Dennis Genord, director of education/chapter development for BetterInvesting.org, the Michigan-based nonprofit that oversees more than 5,000 investment clubs nationwide. "When it comes to investing, it's all about choosing a methodology and sticking with it over the long term. That's what (FTTS) is demonstrating. Our hats go off to that group."


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The employment situation in May 2012
June 04, 2012
Total nonfarm payroll employment changed little in May (+69,000). Employment increased in health care, transportation and warehousing, and wholesale trade but declined in construction. Employment was little changed in most other major industries.
Health care employment continued to increase in May (+33,000). Within the industry, employment in ambulatory health care services, which includes offices of physicians and outpatient care centers, rose by 23,000 over the month. Over the year, health care employment has risen by 340,000.
Transportation and warehousing added 36,000 jobs over the month. Employment gains in transit and ground passenger transportation (+20,000) and in couriers and messengers (+5,000) followed job losses in those industries in April. Employment in both industries has shown little net change over the year. In May, truck transportation added 7,000 jobs.
Employment in wholesale trade rose by 16,000 over the month. Since reaching an employment low in May 2010, this industry has added 184,000 jobs.
Manufacturing employment continued to trend up in May (+12,000) following a similar change in April (+9,000). Job gains averaged 41,000 per month in the first quarter of this year. In May, employment rose in fabricated metal products (+6,000) and in primary metals (+4,000). Since its most recent low in January 2010, manufacturing employment has increased by 495,000.
Construction employment declined by 28,000 in May, with job losses occurring in specialty trade contractors (−18,000) and in heavy and civil engineering construction (−11,000). Since reaching a low in January 2011, employment in construction has shown little change on net.
In May, the unemployment rate was essentially unchanged at 8.2 percent.
Among the major worker groups, the unemployment rates for adult men (7.8 percent) and Hispanics (11.0 percent) edged up in May, while the rates for adult women (7.4 percent), teenagers (24.6 percent), whites (7.4 percent), and blacks (13.6 percent) showed little or no change.
These data are from the Current Employment Statistics (CES) and Current Population Survey programs and are seasonally adjusted. Employment data from the establishment survey for the most recent two months are preliminary. To learn more, see "The Employment Situation — May 2012," (HTML) (PDF) news release USDL-12-1070. More charts featuring CES employment data from the establishment survey can be found in Current Employment Statistics Highlights: May 2012 (PDF)
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Missing You Quotes and Sayings
I just think of your arms wrapped around me.. And I can't help but start crying.
I can still picture you in my head, laughing as you dance in the clouds of heaven, smiling at me down on earth, and telling me. I can survive. We all can.
When I am with you I feel like I am on top of the world, when I am not I can't breath, and everything around me stops! I just wish for one time in my life I could be with you forever and never let go…
We both knew it wasn't ment to be. But I remember I looked at you and said "I hate this part."
It's true you don't know what you have until its gone. I miss you now. Everyday. I love you now. More than ever.
Every thought of you warms my body and fills my heart with happiness. I wish I could see you as much as I think of you-for now I'm just happy thinking of you til we see each other again. I miss you em!
Its been a short time since ive seen you but it seems like its been forever I miss you
They say that time heals a broken heart, But time has stood still
since we've been apart…
Does absence make the heart grow fonder. Or more comfortable with the absence ?
Missing someone is just your heart's way of saying you love them.
When you shed a tear, you miss him
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T V W X Y Z…What am I missing?
I miss the way you looked at me when your friends were around.I miss the way you held me when it was cold out. I miss the way you kissed me, never wanting to let go. I miss having someone like you to miss around.
I talk about you because I'm not talking to you
I think about you because I miss you
I dream about you because I'm not with you
I write about you because that's the only way of telling you how I feel.
I hope you're doing fine out there without me, cos I'm not doing so good without you.
I try to hate you for leaving….i try hate you for giving up…yet I see your face and the pain leaves…a smile comes to my face and I think…why does god think I deserve someone as amazing as you in my life.


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Molecular Biology of the Female Reproductive System
New techniques in cellular and molecular biology have increased our understanding of the mechanisms controlling reproductive function in the female. Emphasizing these new techniques, Molecular Biology of the Female Reproductive System provides a state-of-the-art review of local regulatory mechanisms that control reproductive processes. Stressing the interface of endocrinology, immunology, and cell biology, this book concentrates on the autocrine, paracrine, and endocrine systems that regulate both the functions of the ovary and uterus and the interaction between the early embryo and the mother. Key Features* Covers the mechanisms controlling reproductive function in the female* Offers a cellular and molecular approach to the control of reproductive function* Focuses on the ovary and uterus, and includes a discussion of the early embryo, including* Hormonal control of folliculogenesis and luteal function* Cell-cell interactions in the follicle* Role of cytokines in regulating steroid and protein hormone production* Endocrine receptors and mechanisms in ovulation* Cell biology of the oviduct and uterus* Migratory cells* Paracrine regulation* Hormones of the trophectoderm and early placenta* Interaction between trophectoderm and endometrium* Provides extensive references
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Sigmund Freud
The British artist transforms Sigmund Freud's study into a Dalí-inspired hall of mirrors for a meta-surrealist look at art, psychoanalysis and self-obsession
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This study of six great authors and their approach to death teems with detail but somehow misses the mark
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'I want to stare death in the eye'… how Christopher Hitchens, Susan Sontag, John Updike and other great writers confronted their mortalitySigmund Freud refused painkillers so he could choose the moment of his death, Susan Sontag fought it until the very end, Maurice Sendak drew it obsessively and John Updike wrote poems about it. Katie Roiphe finds beauty and comfort in the way great writers confronted their mortality
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Letters: Feelings of powerlessness as a constant – as is often the case in one-to-one relationships – are the root of much mental distress
The long read: Cheap and effective, CBT became the dominant form of therapy, consigning Freud to psychology's dingy basement. But new studies have cast doubt on its supremacy – and shown dramatic results for psychoanalysis. Is it time to get back on the couch?
Psychoanalyst Adam Phillips's study of desire and restraint asks more questions than it answers
While it's hardly surprising that some conservatives would view sexual relations in terms of 'winners' and 'losers', it does speak to something immensely sad about the state of gender relations in America
Guardian Africa network Oscar Pistorius fell prey to fantasies of omnipotence in which we all colludeJacqueline RoseSouth Africa supreme court rules in a case saturated by questions of race, sex and mastery, says Jacqueline Rose in the LRB
After a century of being derided, Freud's ideas are quite rightly being re-evaluated – as they could shed light on some of medicine's great unknowns
Almost 80 years after saving the 40,000-page collection from destruction by the Nazis, the university reaches an agreement with the Eyes Wide Shut author's family
Augusta Ford was used to dealing with grief and loss in her work as a psychotherapist. Then her husband died. Would her years of experience help in her own grieving process?
Loose canon: A century on, Freud's melancholia remains the psychological condition of the lost soul. Which is why psychoanalysis has become the modern form of exorcism
The Buddha of Suburbia author on Hitchcock's gift for causing his audiences anxiety, a Japanese erotic masterpiece and his local Café Rouge
'Researchers have found that CBT is roughly half as effective in treating depression as it used to be'
The books interview: The poet talks about being a late starter, growing up in grand bohemian circles and her amazingly harmonious extended family
Historian who focused on the Enlightenment and the world of ideas in modern Europe
Ponytailgate: the childish roots of John Key's behaviourMichael BloomfieldReverting to a child-like state to escape the complexities of being an adult can be appealing, which may explain the New Zealand prime minister's behaviour
This history of (American) psychiatry by a high-ranking insider is ultimately too partial and limited in scope
Emphasising your importance can be a sign of insecurity, while sanctimonious new parents may be sobbing their way through those sleepless nights
Psychoanalyst who was able to free individuals and institutions from conflict
'Family fights and failing marriages aren't our own unique tribulations. They're just variations on "games" we all unwittingly play,' Oliver Burkeman says. 'This week, why not try to catch yourself in the act?'
Shows feature reimagining of Sigmund Freud's study and Paris art collector's flat in combination of old and new art
John Dugdale: Freudian terms pepper everyday discourse yet the 75th anniversary of his death went almost unremarked. Are we forgetting the founder of psychoanalysis?
Peter Capaldi takes us through the history of surrealism, from its origins in the cafes of Paris with André Breton to Dalí's lobster phone and Oppenheim's furry teacup
Mirosław Bałka conjures Holocaust overtones in the silence of the Freud Museum then falls down at the White Cube, writes Laura Cumming
Adrian Searle encounters Mirosław Bałka: Freud, the Holocaust and the unbearable melancholy of being
In his first exhibition in Britain since his black box at Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, the acclaimed Polish sculptor riffs on The Interpretation of Dreams and Treblinka – with often macabre results, writes Adrian Searle
Nicholas Lezard's paperback of the week: A timeless nightmare that taught Freud a thing or two
Thieves apparently smashed ancient Greek vessel they were trying to steal from Golders Green crematorium in north London


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The current education ministry seems driven to enforce RFP Request for Proposals type competative bidding with pre-qualification bidding requirements. From what little I have garnered, that method seems to leave the smaller firm bids in jeopardy. The criticism is large muti-national size firms dominate the market and possibly obtain regional dominance or monopolies, that in turn need to be broken-up to re-establish healthy competition. Examples of that already exist in the USA school bus market. As a 6 year veteran school bus driver I can see real and negative changes entering the job. We should all agree that the driver staff is the immediate to customer, frontend-service provider. If you have adequately compensated driver staff is it really necessary to install a $4,000 per buss speaking alarm system plus black box devices that check a driver's use of the brake, running speed and exact location every step of the way? Management of these various companies should have faith that a human brain equipped, well trained driver is their biggest asset to safe reliable service. But do go ahead and shrink these people's paychecks each year to purchase the over priced, dubious merits tech-no crap I have described above. In my 6 year time on-board I have seen many dedicated and conscientious drivers leave the job due to horrendous poor pay issues. Let some of the schoolboards go with the second lowest or average bid price, in the awards of succesful bus company bids. It has been done in the past by goverments for highway jobs and new structures. Very soon the bus companies will be at the same job fairs with recruiters from McDonalds and Wendys and Dust Busters Janitorial as the pay rates are equal or bouncing 'below' Ontario minimum statutory wage rate for typical workdays. Let us see what the future holds, eh.
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Levy farm among three named Century Pioneer Family Farms
Published: Saturday, May 1, 2010 at 6:01 a.m.
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Florida has designated three North Florida farms as Century Pioneer Family Farms - a recognition bestowed on farms that have been continuously owned by a family for at least 100 years.
The recognition of the farms in Lafayette, Levy and Suwannee counties comes from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
"These families have been able to retain ownership of their land through the Great Depression, diseases, droughts, freezes and the urbanization of Florida," said agriculture commissioner Charles Bronson in a news release. "That is a great tribute to the many generations of these families."
Donald and Margaret Hurst are running an 80-acre farm in Lafayette County that became family property through a homesteading letter from President Benjamin Harrison to one of the family's ancestors. The Hursts are producing straw and trees on land previously used to grow peanuts and tobacco.
In Levy County, Dianne Priest Joyner manages a 200-acre farm that her family once used to raise peanuts and watermelon and where she now has a cow-calf operation.
A 40-acre Suwannee County farm now operated by Claude and Sandra Starling was originally used for row crops like corn, peanuts and tobacco, according to state officials. The Starlings now use the land to produce hay and raise cattle.
State records show that 157 family farms have received the Century Pioneer Farm designation since the program began 27 years ago.
More information about the program and applications are available at www.florida-agriculture.com/marketing/centurypioneers.htm or by contacting Richard Gunnels at firstname.lastname@example.com or 850-488-3022.
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This weekend, hundreds of high school seniors donned caps and gowns and crossed the stage to accept their high school diplomas, a milestone in their still very young lives.
Take a good look at these graduates. They are our future. They will one day lead our cities, run our businesses, raise our children, run for political offices, police our streets, teach our children, buy our houses and make the decisions that will affect the next generation.
All through our Road Ahead series, we have explored how the decisions we make today might affect our lives, our homes, our towns decades in the future. It's not always easy to look at that crystal ball and know exactly what is coming.
But one thing is certain: The decisions we make today will greatly impact those high school graduates and all the young people who will eventually live and work in this community.
That's why it is so essential to engage these young people as much as we can. It's why today's installment of Road Ahead asks young people to look at some of the issues we've tackled " from transportation to education to the image of Greeley " and weigh in on what they want their future to look like.
What we found is, at least this small group of young people is very thoughtful and insightful when it comes to looking at these important issues.
What we hope is more and more young people step up and engage in their communities and have some input on the decisions that will ultimately affect them directly.
Too often, we discount the ideas and desires of young people as trivial or not relevant. We think their lack of life experience, their youth in general, makes their ideas and thoughts somehow less substantial than ours.
But it is so important to listen to the youth, to take into account that they will be the ones living with the decisions we are making right now.
If we change our standards for education, the youth will be the ones who suffer the consequences or reap the benefits as they go onto college or jobs. If we make a commitment to better our recreational opportunities, they will be the ones using it, and ultimately paying for it, down the road.
If we decide now improving our roads is a top priority, it will be the young people who will decide if that was a good decision as our transportation modes and needs change over the next 50 years.
We urge and encourage young people in this community to step up and take an active role in their schools, their communities and their neighborhoods. We believe your ideas and priorities do matter, and we hope others in the community will recognize that, as well.
The truth is, we all need to do a better job of engaging in our communities and trying to influence the decisions of our leaders.
The future is going to happen. What we all need to decide is are we just going to let it happen, or are we going to engage and try to shape our future.
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Aguilera has had that blonde haired blue eyes look from the beginning, despite her Ecuadorian heritage, along with an extremely petite frame. While Christina's weight has long been a favored topic of the media, she's not at all ashamed of her new, voluptuous figure. She's been pressured to be "toothpick thin" for the majority of her music career, but now she's staying just the way she is. Her record company fought with her and called an "emergency meeting" about the need to maintain her skinny appearance during her Stripped (2002) and Back to Basics (2006) tours. But for her new album, Lotus, she is standing firm and told her label that her body weight was not up for discussion.
"I told them during this Lotus recording, 'You are working with a fat girl. Know it now and get over it," she said. "My body can't put anyone in jeopardy of not making money anymore--my body is just not on the table that way anymore. (Huffington Post)
So far the label hasn't demanded she alter her appearance and her new album is set to release on November 13th. We're proud of Christina for sticking up for new full figure and we can't wait to hear the new songs!
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Fife Deep-Sixed by 60 Minutes?
The long-awaited 60 Minutes segment on Governor J. Fife Symington III appears to be on the cutting-room floor at CBS News.
It's been more than four months since Morley Safer interviewed a reluctant Symington--and the piece still hasn't been scheduled for broadcast. A CBS source tells The Flash that the delay occurred because the segment's producer left 60 Minutes for another CBS News department. The story is unlikely to move forward unless another producer picks up the information and makes a push to broadcast.
Of course, other factors could turn the tax-evadin', canyon-covetin', judge-bashin', chain-gangin', bankruptcy-filin', office-remodelin' governor into broadcast news in a hurry--a grand jury indictment, for example.
Symington was so nervous about the 60 Minutes interview that he had the entire encounter with Safer, etal., videotaped. New Times made a formal request for the video, but the guv's minions claim the tape was made by a nongovernmental source, making it private property and exempt from the state's Public Records Law. Of course, the governor believes every public record we seek is his private property; his administration ignores the Public Records Law as a rule.
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Speaking of Fife, his favorite flame, Annette Alvarez, recently did some work for Rural/Metro Corporation. "She's not an employee of Rural/Metro," says spokesman Matt Phillips, who was shocked to learn of her retainer. "She was retained as a consultant to work on several business projects relating directly to the country of Mexico in the past. And, as of right now, there are no projects that she's working on for us."
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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And still speaking of the Fifester: Why don't teachers like him?
"Oh, I don't know," responds Suzanne Horst, a social studies teacher at Greenway High School. "School vouchers, funding to charter schools, decertification of teachers, little things like that. He's not a friend of education."
So to make their position known, the Glendale Union Education Association commissioned tee shirts bearing an unkind caricature of the governor--all jowls and frowns and eyebrows--and the legend, "Friends of Fife ... Not!"
The Flash spotted one recently on Maricopa County School Superintendent Sandra Dowling, who led us to Horst, who informed us that she's sold nearly 900 of the shirts. Proceeds go to the union's PAC.
The art work was drawn by a former Greenway High student.
"Some people find it very offensive," Horst says of the caricature. She relishes the annoyance.
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John Dodson talks about his UFC Portland headlining bout with John Lineker, comparing the fight to Conor McGregor vs. Nate Diaz.
Joe Rogan breaks down the co-main event at UFC Fight Night Portland between Will Brooks and Alex Oliveira.
Eddie Alvarez laid into Conor McGregor at the UFC 205 Press Conference, calling him "the easiest dude in this division," amongst other things.
Follow along for UFC Fight Night: Lineker vs. Dodson full live results and fight stats. First fight is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. ET on Saturday,
Undefeated Nick Payne, the cousin of Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, is looking to add the V3 Fights lightweight title to his spotless record.
John Dodson made an impressive return to bantamweight with a first-round TKO victory over Manvel Gamburyan at UFC Fight Night Tampa earlier this year.
John Lineker boasts an impressive 9-2 record in the UFC including this first-round submission victory over Francisco Rivera last year.
The 24 fighters competing on Saturday's Fight Night Portland fight card weighed in on Friday at the PT Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Ore.
Two fighters missed the mark, one by 5.5 pounds, at the official UFC Fight Night: Lineker vs. Dodson early weigh-in on Friday in Portland, Ore.
Ryan Bader has agreed to step in and fight Antonio Rogerio Nogueira in the UFC Sao Paulo main event.
Will Brooks was upset and tore into Alex Oliveira after his UFC Fight Night 96 opponent missed the lightweight cutoff by 5.5 pounds.
The full list of new UFC owners includes an array of stars, including The Weeknd, Sylvester Stallone, Mark Wahlberg, Anthony Kiedis, Rob Dyrdek, and more.
UFC lightweight and welterweight contender Donald Cerrone gives his prediction of the UFC 205 title fight between Eddie Alvarez and Conor McGregor.
Mystic Mac is back! Conor McGregor flamed Eddie Alvarez with a scorching prediction for their Nov. 12 UFC 205 headlining bout in New York.
Believe it or not, the likes of Cam Newton, Tom Brady, Ben Affleck, and several other celebrities are now part owners of the UFC.
With UFC Hall of Famer Matt Hughes in his corner and school behind him, Adam Osmoe is ready to kick his fight career into full
Former UFC lightweight champion and New Jersey native Frankie Edgar explains how much fighting in Madison Square Garden at UFC 205 means to him.
A few days after demanding his UFC release, is interim featherweight champion Jose Aldo divulging sensitive company information to force the situation?
Roy Nelson will likely face disciplinary action from the UFC and the Brazilian athletic commission for kicking referee John McCarthy at UFC Brasilia.
Former two-division Pride FC champion Dan Henderson used TRT when it was allowed. He'll return to using it when he retires after UFC 204.
Fast rising lightweight Will Brooks journeys to Chicago to revisit his harrowing past where he battled his family's struggles and homelessness.
A second title match was announced on Thursday for ONE: Defending Honor with featherweight champion Marat Gafurov set to rematch Narantungalag Jadambaa.
Welterweight title contender Stephen Thompson didn't care who won between Tyron Woodley and Robbie Lawler. His eye was on the belt, not the name.
Joe Rogan previews the UFC Portland main event between two of the most exciting UFC bantamweights when John Lineker takes on John Dodson.
Mixed martial arts pioneer and legend Dan Henderson plans to hang up his gloves after his rematch with Michael Bisping at UFC 204 on October
Georges St-Pierre continues his march toward a potential UFC return, having recently provided drug test samples to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.
Conor McGregor's tongue was as sharp as ever when he unleashed his fury and ridiculed lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez at a UFC 205 press conference.
Conor McGregor asked, 'who the f*** is that guy' after Jeremy Stephens said that he was McGregor's toughest match-up at the UFC 205 press conference.
As Nate Diaz would say, "I'm not surprised." Conor McGregor is the betting favorite against Eddie Alvarez at UFC 205.
Jeremy Stephens has had a long career in the UFC with some memorable fights. Memorable to you and us, that is, but apparently not to
Watch this ballsy fan call out Eddie Alvarez at the UFC 205 press conference, much to Conor McGregor's amusement.
Ryback, a former WWE intercontinental champion, is looking to make a jump from the squared circle to Bellator's Hexagon. Or Polygon. Or whateveragon.
So what do we really know when Dana White says that Ronda Rousey "absolutely, positively" wants to fight Cris Cyborg?
UFC Brasilia is in the books. Let's look at what matters going forward.
Of course Michael Bisping has something to say about Luke Rockhold's new girlfriend.
Wanderlei Silva and Charles Bennett still don't like each other.
Dan Henderson has some fat plans for beginning his post-fighting life.
Forget Cheech & Chong. Ladies and gentleman, now playing the role of Cheech is Nick Diaz. Welcome to 2016.
Brendan Schaub thinks Tim Tebow could have been the UFC heavyweight champion of the world. Yeah.
Anthony Bourdain hung out with the Diaz brothers and Anthony Bourdain is awesome.
Following his stunning first-round knockout of Dustin Poirier on Saturday night in Hidalgo, Texas, the pros came out to praise Michael Johnson on Twitter.
Randy Orton's apparently ready to fight and willing to challenge the UFC's No. 1 draw, Conor McGregor.
Chael Sonnen, who is returning to the fight game in 2016 with Bellator, tells the tale of the time he and Ronda Rousey allegedly fought
Did the WWE jab CM Punk a little bit at its Backlash PPV on Sunday? Possibly, but the WWE also has plausible deniability.
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Israel, Hamas to negotiate new Gaza deal in Cairo
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip -- The outlines of a solution for battered, blockaded Gaza are emerging after Tuesday's tentative Israel-Hamas cease-fire: Norway is organizing a donor conference and Western-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas aims to oversee rebuilding and reassert his authority in the territory, lost to Hamas in 2007.
Forces loyal to Abbas would be deployed at Gaza's crossings to encourage Israel and Egypt to lift the closure they imposed after the Hamas takeover.
Indirect Israel-Hamas talks in Cairo are to tackle the details. The hope is that promises of a better life for Gazans will coax compromise and avert what had been looking like a fight to the finish.
The gaps remain wide, especially between Israel and Hamas.
Israel says it has inflicted a painful blow to Hamas' military capabilities in the monthlong fighting and wants to make sure the group cannot re-arm if border restrictions are eased.
"The extent to which we are going to be ready to cooperate with the efforts to have better access and movement in Gaza will deeply depend on the kind of arrangements that would secure our peace and security," said Yossi Kuperwasser, a senior official in Israel's Strategic Affairs Ministry.
Hamas, in turn, has signaled flexibility on ceding some authority to Abbas in Gaza, but insists on having a say on reconstruction and that it will not disarm.
Izzat Rishq, a senior Hamas official, said disarming isn't up for discussion.
"We'd take the life of anyone who tries to take the weapons of resistance," he told the Associated Press.
Despite such tough talk, Hamas is in a position of relative weakness after the fighting.
The Islamic militant group's fortunes changed in 2013 after the Egyptian military deposed a Hamas-friendly government in Cairo and began closing hundreds of smuggling tunnels under the Gaza-Egypt border.
The closures deprived Hamas of a key source of revenue -- the taxation of goods brought through the tunnels -- and prevented weapons and cash destined for Hamas from flowing into Gaza.
By this spring, Hamas was in such a severe financial crisis that it accepted a reconciliation deal with Abbas.
Under that agreement, an Abbas-led government was to run both the West Bank and Gaza, though thorny issues were put off, including Hamas' insistence that it retain control over its security forces.
The unity government was stumbling by the time Israel-Hamas fighting erupted on July 8.
Even before the war, Gaza was in bad shape because of the prolonged blockade.
Unemployment in the impoverished territory of 1.8 million people had risen well above 50 percent, in part because of Egypt's tunnel closures. Only half of Gaza's electricity needs were being met, and the closure prevented most Gaza residents from travel.
After four weeks of intensive fighting, including close to 5,000 Israeli strikes on Gaza targets, the devastation is widespread.


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