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first Lagrange point, located further in twoards the primary of a system where a smaller object orbits a larger one, in front of the smaller object, inline with a line drawn through the centres of the larger and smaller objects
mother tongue (someone's native language)
Origin: From language 1, meaning "first language."
L1, also known as L1CAM, is a transmembrane protein; it is a neuronal cell adhesion molecule, member of the L1 protein family, of 200-220 kDa, and involved in axon guidance and cell migration with a strong implication in treatment-resistant cancers. L1CAM has also been designated CD171. The protein encoded by this gene is an axonal glycoprotein belonging to the immunoglobulin superfamily of proteins. The ectodomain, consisting of several immunoglobulin-like domains and fibronectin-like repeats, is linked via a single transmembrane sequence to a conserved cytoplasmic domain. This cell adhesion molecule plays an important role in nervous system development, including neuronal migration, and differentiation. Mutations in the gene cause three X-linked neurological syndromes known by the acronym CRASH. Alternative splicing of a neuron-specific exon is thought to be functionally relevant.
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I was so mad when VEGA came out with this new formula, because I thought the old one tasted just fine. (Not "good," but it wasn't hard to drink, by any means). So when I saw that their "new & improved" formula was $20 MORE than the old one, I was furious! I didn't think the taste was that bad. But iHerb saved me, by offering this new kind for less than the cost of the old formula! Phew, thank you, iHerb! I got this new formula in the mail (super quickly, as always. iHerb has lightening-fast shipping/processing) and I drank it today. The new formula is absolutely delicious. It really tastes like a vanilla shake. And it looks like one, too! The old formula was green and had coarse bits in it that would get left over in the bottom even though I shake mine up with a malt shaker prior to drinking. This new formula smells amazing in the powder form, and it's no longer green when you mix it with water. It's now a creamy off-white color and it's so much smoother. The powder is more fine than the old version, light & fluffy. And it goes down the hatch smoother. I can drink ALL of it. The old version, I'd have to leave the last .5" at the bottom of the cup because it was full of particles that didn't mix. I highly recommend this new formula, thanks completely to iHerb for making it affordable for me to continue drinking everyday.
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No soy, No whey (dairy) protein. It is the most delicious from the MANY others I have tried through the years. My only complaint is it's very pricey. There have been times I almost order a different one, then remove it from my cart & get this one because it is delicious & you get more protein.
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really enjoyed the taste of this. Most of the time, I just add water and shake it by hand to consume after training. It mixes very well, doesn't have a chalky texture and tastes good, if but a little oversweet. I don't know if the excess sweetness that leads me to feel hungry shortly after I drink it, or if it's because I drink it only after I have done a fairly tough training session. I wish it were not so expensive, this is the only reason I will also try other vegan protein powders.
So far the only protein I liked.
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I usually find it difficult to drink protein shakes, this one is tasty and does not give heaviness to your stomach. Tastes like melted vanilla ice cream, a bit gritty, but not to the point where it bothers you. By far the only protein i could drink. Have it with coconut milk and frozen berries.
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From all vegan protein shakes I have tried, this one is the best in terms of quality, texture and smell. The vanilla flavour is the most versatil as you can vary the way you mix it with berries, cocoa, avocado, banana... use your creativity and cravings!


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- The Trade Confidence Score in the United States remained stable compared to six months earlier, with the majority of respondents (77%) expecting trade volumes to increase over the next six months.
- The US economy remains well positioned to benefit from a faster expansion of global activity over the medium term, with two-way trade between the US and Asia expected to grow in importance relative to slower-growing but more established trade ties with industrialised economies.
- US manufacturing production, particularly in investment goods, appears poised to take advantage of the expected recovery in foreign demand over the next five years. Additionally, petroleum products and chemicals will be key growth sectors, as they benefit from the development of shale oil.
While domestic momentum in the US economy appears robust, helping to drive continued growth in imports, US exports remain constrained by sluggish global demand and the strong US dollar. Much of the recent weakness in foreign demand stems from a cyclical slowdown in emerging markets, however, so we remain confident that the medium-term outlook for US exports is brighter.
HSBC Trade Confidence Score – The Trade Confidence Score in the United States declined modestly to 126 in H2 2015 compared to 127 six months earlier, reflecting a broadly stable view of near-term prospects. The majority of companies surveyed (77%) continue to expect trade volumes to increase in the coming months. Notably, the proportion of respondents expecting changes to government trade regulation to have a 'very favourable' impact on trade volumes jumped to 18% in the latest survey from 13% in H1 2015, which likely reflects the recent positive news regarding a preliminary agreement on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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On the other hand, the slowdown in expectations of demand growth amongst emerging markets was clearly felt amongst survey respondents, with the share expecting Asian countries to have the best opportunities for international business growth over the next six months falling to 30% from 40% previously. Latin America was also viewed less favourably by respondents, with the share expecting the region to have the best opportunities for growth falling from 21% to 15%. In contrast, the share identifying Europe as having the best near-term opportunities for trade increased to 21% from 13% previously, reflecting the region's unfolding economic recovery.
With global trade volumes having disappointed recently and concerns mounting over the impact of the slowdown in China and imminent Fed tightening, respondents expressed concern over risks to the outlook. More than 15% of respondents felt that the risk of suppliers not honouring trade agreements over the next 6 months had increased significantly, while 13% of respondents reported that the risk of buyers defaulting on payments had risen substantially.
On a positive note, the survey indicated that credit conditions had eased, with 14% of respondents reporting a significant improvement in their capacity to access trade finance over the next six months.
Economic Outlook – The economic outlook for the US appears positive, as it benefits from solid labour market gains, strengthening domestic demand and a revitalised financial sector. Although the recent weakness of foreign demand and the strength of the US dollar will act as a drag on exports in the near term, the economy remains well positioned to benefit from a faster expansion of global activity over the medium term.
The longer-term outlook also appears positive, as the US benefits from an abundance of cheap domestic energy supplies, a flexible labour force and continued expansion of its working age population in the years to 2030. With high ongoing levels of investment in R&D, the US is expected to retain its competitive advantage in the production of high value-added and research-intensive goods.
Notwithstanding the slowdown in China, global economic growth is projected to be strongest amongst the economies of East and South Asia in the decade to 2030. Two-way trade flows between the US and Asia will therefore grow in importance relative to slower-growing but more established trade ties with industrialised economies. A preliminary agreement on the Trans-Pacific Partnership in October 2015 promises to further accelerate the US "pivot" to Asia, but there remain political obstacles that could yet block the path to ratification by the US congress.
Export Corridors to watch – At the sector level, machinery and transport equipment are set to play the biggest role in driving long-term growth in US merchandise exports, contributing close to 45% of the projected increase in the decade to 2030. This reflects US expertise in high-end manufacturing and continued investment in technological innovation to retain a leading position in a highly competitive international market. As well as a broad range of machinery and equipment, US exporters will also benefit from continued growth in demand for their vehicles and aircraft.
Sector contribution to increase in exports
Another major contributor to growth in US exports will be the chemicals sector, which accounts for 13% of the forecast increase in merchandise exports in the decade to 2030. One of the most dynamic categories in this sector will be pharmaceuticals, as US companies continue to invest heavily in R&D to bring new products to market where they are then well protected by patents (the US patent term is 20 years). US expertise in the healthcare industry also extends to medical and scientific apparatus, which is one of the main sub-components driving the strong contribution to growth from 'other manufactures'.
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*Ranking among the 24 trade partners covered in the HSBC Trade Forecast
In 2014, around 19% of US merchandise exports were destined for Canada, making it the single largest US export market. Although Canada's pace of economic expansion will lag that of fast-growing Asian markets, its proximity and size will enable it to retain its position as the top destination for US exports through to 2030.
The importance of Canada as an export market will be gradually eroded, however, as US exporters increasingly look to faster-growing Asian economies for expansion opportunities. In particular, US exports to China are expected to grow by 9% a year on average in the decade to 2030, so that by the end of this period China will have surpassed Mexico as the second largest market for US exporters (amongst the 25 economies in the HSBC Trade Forecast).
Import Corridors to watch – As an advanced economy with industries integrated into cross-border supply chains, the sector composition of US imports closely mirrors that of exports. We therefore expect industrial machinery to be the most significant driver of merchandise imports, contributing close to 20% of projected growth in the decade to 2030.
Sector contribution to increase in imports
Transport equipment will also be a major driver of imports, in part reflecting projected increases in production from Mexican car assembly plants operated by US firms such as General Motors, who then export finished cars back to the United States. But the US will also import a growing number of vehicles from foreign car manufacturers, which are competing successfully with domestic brands.
Other major contributors to import growth in the decade to 2030 will be consumer goods including household appliances, ICT equipment (such as mobile phones and computers) and clothing and apparel. Such products will continue to be imported from abroad, from countries where they can be produced at a relatively lower cost. The strength in these sectors will mainly reflect robust growth in US disposable incomes and consumer spending.
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*Ranking among the 24 trade partners covered in the HSBC Trade Forecast
The leading origin of US merchandise imports is currently China, which usurped Canada for this pole position in 2007. We expect China, Canada, Mexico and Japan to remain the top four suppliers of US imports in the decade to 2030 (amongst the 25 economies in the HSBC Trade Forecast), although imports from smaller Asian countries such as Vietnam are expected to grow rapidly (averaging 9% a year over this period). Notably, India is projected to overtake Germany as the fifth most important source of US imports by 2030.
- Although the near-term outlook for US exports is clouded by the weakness of foreign demand, we expect growth in the value of merchandise exports to accelerate towards 6% a year by 2019/20 as the external environment gradually improves.
- With relative unit labour costs at their lowest level in 30 years and an abundance of cheap energy now available due to hydraulic fracturing, US manufacturing production appears poised to take advantage of the expected recovery in foreign demand. And although the US dollar will remain strong as the Federal Reserve normalises monetary policy over the next 2-3 years, a subsequent gradual weakening is expected as monetary policies are re-aligned globally, providing a further boost to the export recovery.
- We expect mineral fuels to lead the export recovery, with growth of 8% a year on average in 2016-20. This reflects the expected upturn in demand as the global economic recovery unfolds, a firming of energy prices from recent lows, as well as the relaxation of laws governing the export of oil products. The US is now one of the world's largest exporters of refined oil products such as gasoline and diesel, due to the increase in domestic drilling and hydraulic fracturing, but there is a ban on most exports of crude oil. The Department of Commerce has recently expanded opportunities to export certain forms of oil, however, including lightly processed 'condensate', which is already helping to generate strong growth in exports of these products.
- Another leading sector in the projected export recovery will be chemicals, with growth expected to average 7% a year as the industry benefits from enhanced feedstock competitiveness. The development of shale gas has moved the US to being one of the lowest-cost producers globally of petrochemicals and resin, which will support strong export growth in these categories as demand recovers and new investments come online.
- Other categories where export growth is expected to strengthen significantly over the next few years include machinery and 'other manufactures' - a broad category that includes cyclical sectors such as metals, but also scientific instruments. These sectors will benefit from an eventual recovery in foreign investment spending, which has been a major drag on global growth recently.
Exports by sector
About the HSBC Trade Forecast – Modelled by Oxford Economics
Oxford Economics has tailored a unique service for HSBC which forecasts bilateral trade in goods, based on HSBC's own analysis and forecasts of the world economy. A top-down approach is employed, with Oxford Economics' suite of models used to ensure consistency between HSBC's forecasts for economic growth and exchange rates in key countries and the more granular projections for bilateral trade flows presented here.
Oxford Economics employs a global modelling framework, with headline bilateral trade forecasts constructed as a function of final demand in the destination market and the exporter's competitiveness (as measured by relative unit labour costs). Exports, imports and trade balances are identified, with both historical estimates and forecasts for the periods 2015-20 and 2021-30.
These headline bilateral trade forecasts are also disaggregated by sector, using Oxford Economics' Industry forecasts to inform future production trends. Sectors are classified according to the UN's Standard International Trade Classifications (SITC) system at the two-digit level and grouped into 30 sector headings.
Oxford Economics produces a global report for HSBC, as well as country specific reports on the following 21 countries: Hong Kong, China, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Singapore, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Canada, USA, Mexico, Argentina, UK, France, Germany, Poland, Ireland, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. The analysis also includes trade with Japan and Korea for a total sample of 25 key trading nations.
All trade flows data are reported in nominal US-dollar value terms (using market exchange rates) unless otherwise specified. This means that fluctuations in a country's terms-of-trade due to relative price and exchange rate effects are reflected in the data.
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Burning at the Stake -- Boyle Heights, CA -- February 27th, 2010
I arrived at the Blvd. in Boyle Heights around 6:45. The place was supposed to open at 7 and the first band was supposed to go on at 7:30, but everything got pushed back an hour.
The first band Apocalypsis, went on at 8:30. They were really melodic but weren't quite my cup of tea. They were all very talented though, and played a really good cover of Fear of the Dark to end their set, despite missing their singer.
The next band was Obscene Carnage. They were fun to watch, weren't anything unique though.
Then the band I went to see played, Burning at the Stake. Despite some technical difficulties with Mike's guitar, they played a really good show. If the crowd participated it would've been a lot more fun, though.
I believe their setlist was something like this:
Mangled Among the Heathens
A Prevalent Desolusion
(New Song)
Nefarious Campaign
Premeditated Trance
Death is a Chance Taken
When You Die Nothing Happens
Next, Arkaik performed. They're really awesome, and they're all really talented, especially their drummer and vocalist. They put on a kickass show, but once again, it would've been a lot more fun with some crowd participation.
After their set I had to leave. It was my curfew.
It sucked because I really wanted to stick around and show some support for Reciprocal and Crematorium.
Overall this was a fun show, because the bands that played were all really fun to watch. I bought an awesome shirt from Crematorium for only $2!
Aww too bad you didn't stick around for Crematorium! I was unable to make the show last night and it pisses me off cause it was the last show for Mark(guitar). I always like to support Dan cause he runs the best part of the metal scene out here, but just couldn't make it last night
Who needs a god when you've got Big Macs?
I love Crematorium, it pissed me off I couldn't stay for them especially because they don't play too often. And it especially made me mad because I had to leave halfway through their set last time I saw them (Master show)
And Dan's awesome! Without him the Los Angeles metal scene would just not be the same
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The Tokyo Electric Power Co.—which has been an abject failure at trying to stop leaks of radioactive water from the tsunami-ravaged Fukushima nuclear reactors—now wants to revive operations at another nuclear plant it owns.
The utility is leaking money almost as fast as Fukushima is leaking water, and says it wants to restart the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant to avoid having to raise consumer rates by 8.5 percent or more. But in the aftermath of the Fukushima meltdown in March 2011, it's unclear how much of an appetite Japan has for nuclear power. As of September, all of the nation's 50 nuclear plants were idle, though Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has said restarting the plants is crucial to the nation's power grid, according to the BBC:
Meanwhile, the leaking continues unabated at Fukushima, which also was hit earlier this month by the remnants of a typhoon. Last week, workers discovered a large crack at the bottom of one tank, through which some 300 tons of contaminated water has escaped, including radioactive cesium.
Exactly how serious a public health threat the Fukushima meltdown was, and continues to be, remains unclear. Slate took a run at trying to unravel it all last week, and concludes that the reaction to the meltdown was overblown and fueled in part by credulous media. Maybe. But then again, maybe not, according to the Physicians for Social Responsibility:
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More than 500 Fatah and Hamas Media Freedom Violations Since Split
The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information has released a statement saying that since "the internal Palestinian division in mid-June 2007," the "Palestinian people are still suffering from its very bad and negative effects."
Palestinian Journalists are subjected to massive violations which include arrest, torture, beatings, detention, and repeated calls for investigation, in addition to the closure of media outlets, the prevention of journalists from collaborating together, and the prevention of distributing daily newspapers, the rights Network says.
The number of violations against journalists and the media committed by both sides since the start of the division, when Hamas evicted the PLO from Gaza, reached beyond 500 violations, reads the statement.
One of the results of this brutality has been the promotion of self-censorship on the part of journalists and media outlets, seriously curtailing the quality of news reports available to Palestinians.
The Network says there has been some improvement in the area of media freedoms in 2012 and in the first months of 2013, but adds that "the serious violations against journalists during the past month do not promise serious breakthroughs in the status of media freedoms, especially with the stalled efforts to implement a reconciliation."
Having said that, the Network quickly reminds us that the real, and biggest violators are still "the Israeli occupation and its settlers," whom the Network accuses of committing more than 800 violations during the same period, including the killing of eight journalists.
Captain Eytan Buchman, IDF Spokesperson, responded to an inquiry by The Jewish Press regarding the above accusation of killing journalists:
"The IDF takes every possible measure to contend with security threats using the most minimal, effective measures. In many cases, but more so in Gaza, terrorist groups such as the Hamas and the Islamic Jihad exploit civilians and even the media as human shields. While this represents a conscious and deliberate decision to endanger local residents and journalists, the IDF still takes every possible measure to minimize collateral damage, even while rockets launched from urban areas in Gaza continue to target Israeli civilians.
"During operation 'Pillar of Defense,' the IDF went beyond what was required both by international law and the IDF's military code. This included the use of pinpoint fire, real-time intelligence on targets to prevent civilian causalities and warnings being given to local residents prior to IDF operations.
"Numerous sources reveal the cynical exploitation of media coverage. For example, AP themselves live-tweeted the strike on a media building that housed an Islamic Jihad meeting. For more examples, please see this article.Yori Yanover
About the Author: Yori Yanover has been a working journalist since age 17, before he enlisted and worked for Ba'Machane Nachal. Since then he has worked for Israel Shelanu, the US supplement of Yedioth, JCN18.com, USAJewish.com, Lubavitch News Service, Arutz 7 (as DJ on the high seas), and the Grand Street News. He has published Dancing and Crying, a colorful and intimate portrait of the last two years in the life of the late Lubavitch Rebbe, (in Hebrew), and two fun books in English: The Cabalist's Daughter: A Novel of Practical Messianic Redemption, and How Would God REALLY Vote.
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I-88 Speedway Race Report
I-88 Speedway recap for May 9, 2014
Gary's U Pull It Night
Gary's U Pull It Night Winners at I-88 Speedway 05/09/2014
CRSA Sprint Winner Scott Goodrich - 05/09/2014
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Click on image for larger version.The Capital Region Sprint Association (CRSA) rolled into I-88 Speedway with 20 of the Racesaver 305 sprint teams on Friday night. Polesitter Brittany Tresch took the lead from the pole at the start of the 25 lap event and by lap five had opened a five car length advantage over second running Bill Jaycox of Middleburg.
By lap nine the leaders encountered heavy lapped traffic as Scott Goodrich slipped past Jaycox to take over second place. Goodrich, from Middletown, began to catch Tresch in the lapped traffic.
On lap 14 Goodrich drove under Tresch and went on to take the win in the caution free event. Danny Varin of Johnstown crossed the line second with Tresch third, Jaycox fourth and Delhi's Dustin Purdy fifth.
Masonville's Shaun Walker picked up his first Greg Page Construction Modified win of the season in a race which got off to a slow start. A multicar pile up in turn four resulted in Guilford's Arnie Slade and Russ Zimmerman of Dalton PA getting off the ground with Slade's car nearly going end over end. Neither car went over and both drivers were okay. Trout Creek's Dana Wagner's ride sustained heavy damage and was unable to continue the race. John Siedlecky of Windsor and Susquehanna PA's Darwin Greene were also unable to finish the event due to damage suffered in the melee.
When the race restarted Walker took the lead with Tim Mayne of Edmeston running second. A lap three caution for a slowing Sam Allen regrouped the field for a restart and Norwich's Mitch Gibbs took advantage of the opportunity to move past Mayne and take over second.
Mayne's night would come to an end one lap later as he slowed coming of turn two and collected Tim Currier of Auburn ending Currier's night. The race restarted with Walker leading, Gibbs running second, Deposit's Chad Cook third, Brad Alger of Oneonta fourth and defending Modified track champion Mike Mahaney of King Ferry fifth.
Mahaney passed Alger on the restart to move into fourth while Walker pulled away from the field and by the halfway point had opened a half straightaway lead over Gibbs. Walker's lead would be cut as he came into lapped traffic with eight laps remaining.
Cook used the traffic to his advantage to pass Gibbs for second with two laps remaining. At the finish it was Walker taking the win over Cook, Gibbs, Mahaney and Alger.
Unadilla's Brandon Walters had a night to remember in the Chambers and O'Hara Sportsmen division. After taking a ride through a large infield mud hole in the heat race making his car temporarily unrecognizable and then hitting the front stretch wall at the start of the 20 lap feature Walters's night could only get better. After contacting the wall, Walters pitted and after determining the car was okay he rejoined the field at the back of the pack.
Travis Smith of Harpursville took the lead on the restart after the caution came out for Walters's spin. By lap six Smith had opened a half straightaway lead over Walton's Butch Klinger. Smith's lead disappeared when the caution came out on lap 8 when Skip Pickwick of Afton stopped in turn four.
When the race restarted, Smith was the leader with Klinger second, Bill Spoonhower of Berkshire third and Walter had charged his way to fourth. Walters drove under both Spoonhower and Klinger to take over second while two time feature winner Alan Barker of Norwich moved into fourth.
On the tenth lap Walters took the lead coming off turn two while Barker moved into third. With five laps remaining Barker used an outside line to take over second. Barker was unable to reel in the leader as Walters crossed the line first with Barker second, Smith third, Klinger fourth and Bethel's Charlie Hendrickson Jr. fifth.
Paul Harrington took the lead at the start of the 20 lap Olum's Street Stock feature from the pole starting position. Fifth starting Brenton Miller of Athens PA slipped to the inside and pulled into second place. On lap five Miller took an outside run on the leader coming off turn two and grabbed the lead with Matt Roberts of Nineveh close behind.
Miller went on to take the win with Roberts finishing second, two time winner Doug Polhamus of Windsor third, Unadilla's Dustin Harr fourth and Harrington fifth.
Unadilla's Ralph Cuozzo Jr. made it two in a row in the Empire Sport Trucks 15 lap feature passing early race leader Brandon Clapperton of Sidney on lap 8. Erik Wagner of Afton finished second with Clapperton third, Afton's Rick Wagner fourth and Allan Hodge of Sherburne fifth.
Friday, May 9, 2014 Racing -- Gary's U Pull It Night - Results
Greg Page Construction Modifieds (30 Laps):
Shaun Walker, Chad Cook, Mitch Gibbs, Mike Mahaney, Brad Alger, Paul Jensen, J.R. Hurlburt, Bob Hamm, Nick Nye, Jeff Leslie, Brett Tonkin, Steve Cummings, Tim Mayne, Tim Currier, Sam Allen, Brian Weaver, Marcus Dinkins, Darwin Greene, John Siedlecky, Russ Zimmerman, Arnie Slade, Dana Wagner DQ Billy VanInwegen (Light)
CRSA Sprints (25 Laps):
Scott Goodrich, Danny Varin, Brittany Tresch, Bill Jaycox, Dustin Purdy, Kyle Smith, John Matrafailo, Jeremy Quick, Brett Jaycox, Dalton Herrick, Mike Kiser, Art Kiser, Jeff Van Steenburg, Jordan Thomas, Chuck Alessi, Emily VanInwegen, Joe Kata, Jon Preston, Warren Alexson, Josh Pieniazek
Chambers and O'Hara Sportsmen (20 Laps):
Brandon Walters, Alan Barker, Travis Smith, Butch Klinger, Charlie Hendrickson Jr., Kevin Coons, Bill Spoonhower, Gary Card Jr., Cory Pike, Aaron Shelton, Dwayne Jackson, Skip Pickwick, Pat O'Hanlon
Olum's Street Stocks (20 Laps):
Brenton Miller, Matt Roberts, Doug Polhamus, Dustin Harris, Paul Harrington, Tom Savercool, Dave Cronk, Ralph Cuozzo Jr., Steve Polhamus, Jim Gould DNS: Eric Boynton
McDonald's 4 Cylinder Trucks (15 Laps):
Ralph Cuozzo Jr., Erik Wagner, Brandon Clapperton, Rick Wagner, Allan Hodge, Chris Sherman, Bill Cooper, Bob Crandall, Todd Stanton, Dustin Wilber, Wayne Van Dusen Jr


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For demonstrations of fearlessness, all you have to do is look to Fassbender's two films made with director Steve McQueen. Hunger is a searing experience that recreates the 1981 hunger strike led by IRA volunteer Bobby Sands in the Maze prison. And then there is Shame, opening in December, which gained immediate notoriety after festival appearances revealed the sexually explicit details of the drama about a man (Fassbender) "unable to manage his sex life."
You can also take the in-demand actor's willingness to make time for McQueen as a declaration of the director's stature. Now, as Shame moves towards a general opening in US theaters, Fassbender has signed to appear in McQueen's next film, 12 Years a Slave, which will star Chiwetel Ejiofor as Solomon Northrup, a free black man kidnapped in Washington in 1841 and made to serve as a slave for over a decade. Read More »


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Nicoletta Ceccoli's most recent collection of paintings is inspired by the interplay between bitterness and sweetness. Sweets, whether cakes or candy, are universal icons of pleasure and desire and generally regarded as positive, happy things. Ceccoli turns our assumptions on their side by using sweets to highlight the pleasurable aspects of these sugary treats while at the same time showing us the conflict we feel towards our appetites. Her paintings depict dreams of lovely things, but with darkness lurking just behind them, like the dark side of childhood nursery rhymes.
In "Eye Candy," Ceccoli, further develops her world of beauty and darkness through the pleasure we find in sweets. Can one have too much a good thing? Despite the first impression of sweetness and light, upon further reflection, it becomes evident that the masterfully rendered sweets are a metaphor for desires that are not always best fulfilled.
Nicoletta Ceccoli is from San Marino and graduated from the Institute of Art in Urbino. Her paintings are beautiful and intriguing, consistently striking a delicate balance between disturbing and enchanting. At first glance, her work masquerades as youthful and innocent but a darker narrative inevitably unfolds. Each painting is rife with symbolism that sparks the viewer's imagination and inspires a deeper level of consideration. Ceccoli's work has been exhibited worldwide including solo exhibitions in the US, Italy and France.
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AMARILLO -- A woman is dead after a one-vehicle crash.
It happened yesterday in Dallam County about 8 miles southeast of Texline.
Troopers say 70-year-old Rosie Lewis Michalski was driving northwest on 87 when she fell asleep at the wheel.
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NORWALK, Ohio - A Norwalk man was killed when he was thrown from the pickup in which he was a passenger when another vehicle collided with it, police said yesterday.
Ronald Brant, 29, was pronounced dead at Fisher-Titus Medical Center, Norwalk, where he was taken after the collision, which occurred about 5:10 p.m. Wednesday.
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Day 37 and 38- Abu Dhabi and Dubai
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are interesting cities. These two cities felt so much like the US that I may have started to feel a little home sick. The buildings are so imaginative and creative with shapes that I have never seen before on a structure that size. It seems that if someone can dream it, it can be built in Dubai. Such fast development of crazy, overdone buildings each trying to outdo the first to get the most money from tenants and still end up being bankrupt. They are able to do some amazing architecture all the same, and have a lot of great attractions. One we particularly liked was the musical fountain that was outrageous with its timing to the music and the size of it as well. I had no idea that there were so many and such large malls in the UAE. But after Dan, our guide and alumni for the few days we were there informed me that the summers are so hot that people cannot stand to be outside. So similarly to Americans who hibernate during the winter, Emeratians take shelter in gigantic malls with ski slopes, hockey rinks, grocery stores the size of Walmart, and of course any store you could think of in order to escape the heat. Along with large buildings, there are large roads, very little landscape architecture and even less sidewalks. This part of the tour was based from the coach since walking was pretty much out of the question. There are minimal sidewalks in between the enormous roads with millions of cars that don't stop for pedestrians. We would drive from place to place, get off and look around for a period of time, then get back on the bus to go to the next place. We still get to see worthwhile places up close and also get a better idea of the city itself since it is so large, by looking through the coach window. Abu Dhabi is a little it better on the landscape front. However, the actual design is quite lacking and is mainly there to fill in the blank spaces between high rise and high way. We visited Masdar City, a sustainable city in the making. Our guide, Dan is part of a project that is currently in construction outside the city of Abu Dahbi. It is planned to be a completely sustainable city that grows most of its own food, doesn't allow cars, has 40,000 residents and 50,000 commuters. Only in the UAE would this ever be happing now... in the middle of the desert. I can only wonder how sustainable a city can be when it is built in the middle of no where and has to de-salinate its water in order to survive. Don't worry, they are de-salitating their water in a sustainable way...? Only a small portion of this city is being built at the moment and I am curious to see how this project will create an environmental attitude to a person who already lives in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, two cities that are a freak of nature in themselves. Obviously these two cities are not sustainable except solar collection and use with Photo Voltaics because they do certainly have a lot of sun. So how could a person who lives here be too concerned with the environment when they drive to work (extra long route because of construction) drink water that requires a large amount of energy to be drinkable, and oh yeah, live in the middle of a desert! But alas, the people underneath the Masdar City idea are sure that this will spread education and desire to be more sustainable throughout the area. They definately have the physics and structure of architecture down pat, which is proved by the half moon building on the sky line or the Burge Kalifa, the tallest building in the world. As we have been informed, they used simple principles used in past designs, just put to the next level. Don't get me wrong, I still really enjoyed Dubai and Abu Dhabi. They are beautiful cities, but I would compare them to the US on meth. They have some of the most amazing things to offer people who live or visit there and I'm sure they are only getting started... as long as the economy holds.
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C.A.S.T. For Kids Reels In Whopper Of Fun At Potholes State Park
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Children with a wide range of disabilities will have the opportunity to reel in a whopper of a good time as they join some enthusiastic volunteers during the Columbia Basin Project=s 13th Annual C.A.S.T. for Kids event scheduled for Potholes Reservoir on Saturday, August 14. Participants and volunteers will assemble early that morning at Potholes State Park for a great day of fishing.
C.A.S.T., which stands for ACatch a Special Thrill, offers children with disabilities an opportunity to enjoy a day of fishing at the reservoir located in Potholes State Park, near Moses Lake, Washington.
For some youngsters, this is their first experience fishing, said John Moody of the Bureau of Reclamation=s Ephrata Field Office. For the volunteers, it's a great opportunity to be part of a special experience that these children will remember for a lifetime.
The children invited range in age from 7-16 years old and have a variety of physical or developmental disabilities and, in some cases, a terminal illness. Each participant will receive fishing gear, a tee shirt, and a hat, Moody said.
The state bass anglers societies work under the large umbrella of the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (BASS) and will be on hand with fishing boats and experience to assist novice anglers. The morning fishing events will be followed by a picnic lunch hosted by the Columbia Basin Job Corps Center.
Partners include: Bureau of Reclamation; C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation; Washington BASS Club, Columbia Basin Job Corps, Washington State Parks, Washington State Fish and Wildlife, and the Shriners Hospital for Children. Donations for the event have been provided by local businesses to include: Bass County, Inland Oil Company, Safeway, Tri State Outfitters, and United States Postal Service - Ephrata.
Potholes State Park is located 15 miles south of Moses lake off State Route 262. Recreation on the 18,000 acre Potholes Reservoir is easily accessed from this campground and day-use facility managed by the Washington State Parks.
The very first C.A.S.T. for Kids Event was held on the Columbia Basin Project at Banks Lake during the summer of 1991. Since that time, C.A.S.T. for Kids Events have been held at locations throughout the western states on Bureau of Reclamation projects.
For information about the August 14th event, contact, John Moody at Reclamation's Ephrata Field Office (509) 754-0243. In the event of rain, the C.A.S.T. event will be canceled.
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So if you believe in creationism you can't be a good engineer? In the real world, no one really cares what you believe with how the world was made, but rather if you can improve what's here now.
the world isn't america. metric makes much more sense than foots/yards...why did gerald ford try to convert america to metric? to make it work with the rest of the world. why are cars LHD?
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Paul Ormerod: Springtime for America
Is America heading for a boom? Real GDP has risen for 13 successive quarters and now stands 3 per cent above its peak level. A net total of 4.8 million jobs has been created over the past three years, with a fall of half a million in the public sector being massively outweighed by the 5.3 million rise in the private.
But welcome and sustained though the recovery is, it hardly
constitutes a boom. And it
certainly does not when compared with the growth rates seen in the recovery
from the last major financial crisis in the 1930s. The slump was of course much worse, with output falling in
every single year during 1930-33.
The rebound was spectacular.
GDP rose by no less the 43 per cent between 1933 and 1937.
But welcome and sustained though the recovery is, it hardly constitutes a boom. And it certainly does not when compared with the growth rates seen in the recovery from the last major financial crisis in the 1930s. The slump was of course much worse, with output falling in every single year during 1930-33. The rebound was spectacular. GDP rose by no less the 43 per cent between 1933 and 1937.
The driver of the recovery in the 1930s was the private corporate sector, contrary to much popular myth about the New Deal and fiscal expansion. Overall for America, 1933 was still a recession year. But this was the year in which corporate sentiment changed. Sharp cut backs in investment meant that in 1932, companies were directly responsible for a reduction in GDP of 5 percentage points. This changed dramatically in 1933, with increases in investment contributing 2 per cent points to GDP. Positive feedbacks meant that the economy then surged. Optimism rose, so investment rose even faster. This lead to increases in employment, so consumers both were and felt better off.
The same potential exists for the US in 2013. One big difference with the Great Depression of the 1930s is that, this time round, companies took much more effective action, much more quickly, to protect their balance sheets. In the 1930s, undistributed profits were negative for four successive years. Since the financial crisis of 2008/09, corporate profits in the US have risen sharply.
Over the five years from 2003 to 2007, inclusive, the annual average value of undistributed corporate profits in America was some $480 billion, or about 3 per cent of GDP. Over the 2009-2012 period, the average has been $800 billion, and it is currently running at an annual rate of $1000 billion.
The myth again persists that it is the public sector which is responsible for the American recovery, in contrast to the wicked austerity programme in the UK. But in the past three years, government current spending has made a marginally negative contribution to GDP growth.
Compared to the years before the crash, US companies are building up cash balances on a massive scale. The increase is of the order of 2 per cent of GDP each year from 2009 onwards, and in 2012 over 3 per cent. Once corporate sentiment turns, investment will boom, many more jobs will be created, and consumer spending will rise even more rapidly as a result.
Once corporate sentiment in America decides that the bad times are well and truly over, we can easily see GDP growth rates of 5 per cent or more.
Paul Ormerod is an economist at Volterra Partners LLP, a director of the think-tank Synthesis and author of Positive Linking: How Networks Can Revolutionise the World
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In other news, Charlie Morton pitched in a scrimmage yesterday. He went 1.1 innings before reaching his pitch count, and didn't seem too sure about his status afterwards. It has to be good that he's already able to throw in game action, though.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market fell to its lowest level in a month yesterday as investors worried that the end could be nearing for the Federal Reserve's support for the economy.
The Fed's stimulus efforts have been a key factor in the bull market that has pushed the Standard & Poor's 500 index almost 25 percent higher this year. Investors know it will end sooner or later. But the timing, and the fallout, are uncertain.
Until this month, stocks had risen for eight weeks straight. The S&P 500 set a record high as recently as Monday. But stocks posted their biggest declines since Nov. 7 on Wednesday and dropped further yesterday. Now, they're on the verge of their second weekly loss in a row.
The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 104.10 points at 15,739.43. The S&P 500 fell 6.72 points, to 1,775.50. The Nasdaq composite dropped 5.41 points, to 3,998.40.
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The Young and The Restless Spoilers for Nov 25-28!
Thursday November 26 and Friday November 27, fans can expect a classic episode of the show to air.
Tuesday, Brad decides to join forces with bad girl Phyllis in order to ensure Sharon doesn't get with Nick. Then, Nikki and Paul get busy at Paul's place, but decide to keep it between them. Does this mean they'll get together, or is this just much needed er… companionship?! Across town, Ashley meets with Olivia, who rips her a new one for getting back together with Victor. Good friend, but we still like Victor and "my beautiful Ashley" together, don't we? Meanwhile, Heather gets a clue and thinks Jack's hiding something…course she doesn't realize her beau is the one she needs to clue in to. How long is this going to last before she figures it out? And what a blow to her confidence it'll be! Look for Adam to set a date for a Christmas wedding!
Wednesday, Thanksgiving comes to Genoa City. We get to see nu-Summer, Phyllis, Nick, Victoria, JT, little guy, Nikki and Paul celebrate together at the club. Nikki announces she's done crying over Victor. Adam and Heather drop by and an awkward moment is shared. Amber and Daniel spend Thanksgiving in their own place, alone, while Thanksgiving comes to the Chancellor residence along with arguing that always happens on Thanksgiving on TV, but wait! Chloe tires to keep the peace while Esther finally crosses the line with Jill! Power suits her! She fires herself! I like me some Chloe and Cane, too. Chloe makes an announcement. They're having a girl! Felicity Katherine Ashby or Pandora Katherine Ashby, and Cain's one happy dad-to-be. He hugs Chloe.
"Ya gotta stop hitting the sauce." Marge's …oh, I mean, Katherine's co-worker, Pearl says. She thinks Kat's a boozehound because she can't find her way around the diner. Little does she know, Katherine probably hasn't. Plus, she's not on the sauce! Maybe she wishes she were, considering she can't figure out what's going on. It's amazing to me that the old geezer hasn't figured out something is up, considering she lost her southern accent! Over to the Abbot mansion…Jack and Noah watch the football game on the very sofa I sat on, Jack will accept a call from "Tracey", but is it really her? Doubtful. Sharon refuses a trip to New York to shop (insane) with Jack and Tracey.
Noah notices the tension between Jack and Sharon. Noah and Sharon spend Thanksgiving with the Newmans while Jack visits Victor, who is none to happy that Jack put him in jail. He knows it's obvoius! Across town Thanksgiving comes to the Winters' home, as does Billy Abbot. Neil has words for him, always the protective guy. Billy sides with Neil, not liking the way his brother treats Lily, but says they're just friends. (For now?) Look for social services to find out that Ana is a missing child…what will that mean to she and Tyra? Social services will intervene. Though I never cared about these two, I suddenly feel afraid that Ana will be taken away from her aunt. Yolanda is a drugged up woman, says Devon. "You're not taking her anywhere!"
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- Title
- Emotional intelligence and clinical disorders
- Author(s)
- Hansen, Karen; Lloyd, Jenny; Stough, Con
- Abstract
- The topic of emotional intelligence (EI) has generated a great deal of interest in both researchers and mental health professionals as it offers a new perspective in the study of emotions and disorders of emotion. While historically emotions were thought to interfere with cognitive processing, it is now acknowledged that, when managed appropriately, emotions can provide essential information about how to solve daily problems. From this perspective, the intelligent use of emotions is considered essential for psychological adaptation (Mayer & Salovey, 1997; Salovey, Bedell, Detweiler, & Mayer, 1999; Salovey, Mayer, Goldman, Turvey, & Palfai, 1995).
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- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Life and Social Sciences. Brain Sciences Institute
- Source
- Assessing emotional intelligence: theory, research, and applications / Con Stough, Donald Saklofske and James Parker (eds.), pp. 219-237
- Publication year
- 2009
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- 170110 Psychological Methodology, Design and Analysis; 111714 Mental Health
- Keyword(s)
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Frank Ocean and Chris Brown to continue their feud, which started after Brown made a comment about Ocean after leaving a club in Cannes.
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Footy tonight was HARD lads.. Pitch was way too large for 6a side... Blowing out of my arse after like 5 mins..— Olly Murs (@ollyofficial) July 25, 2013
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TMZ reported earlier in the month Efron went to rehab while filming the comedy Neighbors after he began to miss shooting days. It was then alleged that he actually went to rehab twice over the past year, following a reported two years of abusing cocaine.
The former High school Musical star has yet to confirm that he went to rehab.
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