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President Barack Obama is making his first visit to Israel as president, the fifth serving US president to do so. He's been in Jerusalem since early afternoon, on the working part of his trip, after an airport welcome and a tour of the Iron Dome missile defense system. (Read today's previous liveblog, from the airport, here.) He's met with Shimon Peres, and he's been talking late into the night with Benjamin Netanyahu.
It's been all smiles and goodwill so far, including the protocol-breaking site of Obama and Netanyahu taking off their jackets at the airport. As for the tree Obama brought from the US and planted with Peres, its roots are being kept encased in a plastic netting, as directed by the Agriculture Ministry, prior to a formal inspection next week as required by law — and as was known in advance to the president's entourage.
We've liveblogged his afternoon and evening below. And we'll see you again in the morning.
Preamble: The Obama visit to Israel is under way in style. After warm speeches at the airport from the president and his hosts Shimon Peres and Benjamin Netanyahu, Obama visited an Iron Dome battery and then flew to Jerusalem by helicopter. He's taking a breather at the King David Hotel. Next stop is the President's Residence. Don't miss our earlier liveblog here, with our coverage of the airport ceremony, the speeches, Obama's exchanges with Yair Lapid, a broken limousine, John Kerry's snatched Jerusalem lunch, and more. Jerusalem is eerily quiet, save for the sounds of helicopters overhead. Streets are deserted. The president is about to go meet the president. Here's Raphael Ahren on what's in store: At around 4, Obama will enter the plaza at the President's Residence in Jerusalem's posh Talbieh neighborhood, where he will be greeted by Peres and local children waving Israeli and American flags. The two presidents will walk together down the red carpet and then enter the main hall in the residence where Obama will sign the guest book. Three young Israelis will thank Obama for his support of Israel. One of them, Nadav, who lives near the Gaza Strip, will speak about the Iron Dome missile defense system. Another, Nicole, 17, is a participant in the Ilan Ramon science program and will thank Obama for the US-Israeli cooperation in the field of science. Obama will plant a tree in the residence garden, before the leaders withdraw to a private room for two diplomatic work meetings — first with their senior staff and then alone. At about 5:30, Obama will make the short drive to the Prime Minister's Residence on Balfour Street, for marathon talks with Netanyahu. About five hours are officially allotted to talks with the prime minister, part of which will probably focus on Obama's efforts to dissuade him from unilaterally attacking Iran. Other issues on the agenda are chemical weapons in Syria and efforts to restart the peace process. At the beginning of the meeting, Netanyahu will hand Obama what the Prime Minister's Office called a "symbolic gift" (symbolic, presumably, because it's full of meaning but of little practical value): a gold-coated 0.04 sq.mm. nano-chip bearing the Israeli and US declarations of independence, etched side-by-side to a depth of 0.00002 mm. At around 8, the two will break for a joint press conference. They'll then continue talking over and after a "working dinner," which is scheduled for two hours but can last as long as its protagonists wish. Meanwhile, TV and radio commentators continue to make much of Obama's airport speech, with its carefully chosen phrasing underlining the Jews' legitimacy in this part of the world. "I know that in stepping foot on this land, I walk with you on the historic homeland of the Jewish people," Obama said. "More than 3,000 years ago, the Jewish people lived here, tended the land here, prayed to God here. And after centuries of exile and persecution, unparalleled in the history of man, the founding of the Jewish state of Israel was a rebirth, a redemption, unlike any in history. Today, the sons of Abraham and the daughters of Sarah are fulfilling the dream of the ages: to be masters of their own fate in their own sovereign state. Just as we have for these past 65 years, the United States is proud to stand with you as your strongest ally and your greatest friend." Those are extraordinarily potent words of friendship, and are being widely appreciated as such. Back from the airport, ToI's Matti Friedman has filed a color piece: "The receiving line included a few American ladies in power outfits and carefully arranged Beltway hairdos, Cabinet ministers, and local religious dignitaries in a colorful collection of hats and costumes — an Armenian in a pointed black hood, a Catholic in a pink robe, and a man in an unseasonal fur hat who might have been Circassian; no one seemed quite sure. Obama and Netanyahu smiled at each other and shared a few jokes. In case anyone was wondering, they are best friends." Channel 2's Rina Matzliah says the whole goal of the trip from Obama's point of view has been "to show the people of Israel that he's with us." Hence the words of Hebrew at the airport, the lengthy chats on the welcome line, the meetings with Israeli kids at the President's Residence any minute, and the main speech in Jerusalem to students tomorrow. The president's motorcade is on the move. Peres, waiting, is shaking hands with the young children who have been waiting for hours for this moment. The presidential limo drives into the residence. Here's Obama. A hug for Peres. The kids, waving US and Israeli flags, sing "Hevenu Shalom" — "We've brought peace to you." Obama shakes hands with the kids, and Peres draws him in to pose for photos with the children. Obama signs the presidential guest book, writing at length as Peres looks over like a proud teacher. Now come those mini-speeches of appreciation. And now "Tomorrow," from "Annie," sung in English, Hebrew and Arabic. Obama smiles, claps, shakes hands. Peres leads him out into the presidential garden. The stills photographers are clicking away merrily. Obama is now planting a tree — a magnolia he brought with him from the US — with some assistance from Peres. "It's an incredible honor to be able to offer this tree in this beautiful garden," says Obama, also praising Peres as "a champion on behalf of the Israel people" and a champion of peace. The two men head back inside for talks. With every gesture under the microscope, even the fact that Obama took off his jacket during the airport ceremonies is remarked upon. So, too, the fact that Netanyahu quickly did the same — so that the president wouldn't be the only one to break protocol, according to this Facebook post. What with all the emotion, the preparation, the waiting, "I thought I was going to faint," says Romi Aviram, one of the young girls who serenaded the US leader at the President's Residence. The only screw-up, she says, fetchingly missing a few teeth, was that the two presidents came toward them from the wrong side. Apart from that, "everything went fine." Uri Orbach, the right-wing Jewish Home's new minister for Senior Citizens, says Obama is "here to enchant us," and to assure us that he really cares about us — which is something, Orbach claims, "not all Israelis are convinced of." Labor MK Isaac Herzog is far more upbeat. "He's here to embrace us," but "I also hope," says Herzog, that tomorrow in his speech to young Israelis, Obama makes clear "that we're going to be committing suicide" if we can't separate from the Palestinians. Herzog, like so many Israelis interviewed in the past couple of hours, highlights how strongly Obama, in his airport speech, stressed Israel's connection to this land — a theme strikingly absent from his speech in Cairo four years ago. Tzachi Hanegbi, a very close Netanyahu confidante, asked on Channel 2 why the president is here right now, says Obama decided to come "on the day he heard Netanyahu's speech" to the UN last fall, in which the prime minister set out his thinking on how to stop Iran. Iran is the key reason for the visit, says Hanegbi, and the key section in Netanyahu's airport speech was the early paragraph when the prime minister said: "Thank you for unequivocally affirming Israel's sovereign right to defend itself by itself against any threat. Thank you for enhancing Israel's ability to exercise that right through generous military assistance, revolutionary missile defense programs, and unprecedented security and intelligence cooperation." Israel's Ambassador Michael Oren says Obama "always broadcasts warmth" to Israel. What Obama wrote in Peres's guestbook, as far as we can read it: "It is a great honor to visit Israel and reaffirm years of friendship between our countries and our people. It is also my honor to be hosted by President Peres, who has contributed to every aspect of Israeli society. Barack Obama." Hanegbi again: Netanyahu will be making the point to Obama, when they meet later, that "words don't stop missiles." In Hebrew that works better: "Milim lo otzrim tilim." Peres and Obama are back out in public now. Peres says he's confident that "your version can transform the Middle East." Peres thanks him for the long days and sleepless nights that you spent caring for our country. "There is a common vision uniting us: to confront the dangers, to bring peace." On Iran, "We trust your policy which calls to try by nonmilitary means with a clear statement that other options remain on the table." On the Palestinians "we have already agreed" that there is no better solution than two states for two peoples." Peres says Israel considers Mahmoud Abbas "a partner in that effort to stop terror and bring peace," but warns of the dangers posed by Hamas, by Hezbollah which "is destroying Lebanon." Fortunately, the Syrian nuclear capacity was destroyed," Peres says, but there is still the danger of Syrian WMD. The Arab spring "may bring peace to the region, freedom to the people… We pray it will become a reality." For the skeptics on peace, "your voice will encourage belief" in the "possibility" of peace. "Your vision is a historic step in that direction." Obama thanks Peres for his "very generous words." He speaks again of the eternal city of Jerusalem. He speaks of young Israelis' desire to be safe from rockets and terror. "That's the future that they deserve." He speaks of "the perils of a nuclear armed Iran" and the "imperative" for peace with the Palestinians. He praises Peres for his "incredible vision" but also for his practical capacity. "The state of Israel will have no greater friend than the United States" in facing its challenges. It's an "obligation to future generations," he says. Relating to the tree he just planted, he parallels that with the need to tend the seeds of progress toward a better future. The US couldn't wish for a "more wise" partner in that process. Silvan Shalom, newly installed as a senior cabinet minister, says there isn't much difference now between Israel and the US "as regards timing on Iran." So, does Israel "trust Obama on Iran," as Peres just said, Shalom is asked on Army Radio? "We trust ourselves," Shalom says. So if Obama asks Netanyahu to hold his fire? "On the central issues, the most essential, the most critical to Israel's security, and I say this on good authority, President Obama was there. And he was there big time," says Shalom. He's not up for reelection, yet here he is, on this visit. Obama has moved on speedily to the Prime Minister's Residence, for photos with Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu, and another guestbook. "It is a great honor…" he begins to write left-handed, like the prime minister — then breaks off for a conversation with Sara about the slightly awkward way he holds a pen. The prime minister praises Obama for knowing "exactly when to come" to Israel — once a government had been formed. Obama is seated at a small round table, with Netanyahu seated facing him. Sara stands to her husband's left. Now she escorts him toward the other waiting dignitaries, including Secretary of State Kerry, Ambassador Dan Shapiro, and Netanyahu's aides including Yitzhak Molcho and Ron Dermer. A brief chat with Netanyahu's son, Yair, apparently talking about army service. What do you plan to study? "International relations." Arm in arm, Obama and Netanyahu walk into a closed meeting room with Sara and Yair. All the officials, advisers and ministers wait outside. Exchanges of gifts, we think. Notes ToI's Matti Friedman: Some reporters watching Wednesday's visit by Obama to the President's House in Jerusalem might have been reminded of his last visit nearly five years ago. The Israeli president was the same Shimon Peres. The flag-waving children looked the same, but weren't — the ones who serenaded Obama this time might have been born around the time of that visit, in July 2008, or not too long before. But Obama himself has changed. At the time, he was merely a senator who was hoping to be president. His motorcade and security detail were a fraction of the size. There was no white in his hair then, and he looked not five but perhaps ten years younger. During that visit, one of Peres's young female staffers emerged from a closed meeting between Peres and Obama, came over to two reporters waiting outside, waved her right hand as if to fan herself and said, "He. Is. Such. A. Hunk." In 2013, this older Obama's charisma still appears to be working. Rina Matzliach, a veteran Israeli TV reporter, was thrown off and seemed quite starstruck when Obama greeted her personally as he walked by; she interrupted her broadcast to reply, "Hi," and had trouble calming down for a little while after that. Amir Peretz, the new environment minister, says he hopes the Obama visit will give "a start-up" to peace efforts with the Palestinians. Just six hours into this visit, it's already exposing the contradictions in Israel's leadership. Peres calls Abbas a partner; Peretz and Livni, from the center-left Hatnua, speak of peace hopes. But Jewish Home's Bennett says the talk of a Palestinian state is "surreal" — in a bad way. His colleague Uri Orbach says lots of Israelis aren't sure Obama really cares about them. Peres says Israel "trusts" Obama on Iran. Is Netanyahu prepared to say that? The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg posts his belief that Obama, in his speech to young Israelis tomorrow, "may use the upcoming Passover holiday — which appears to be his favorite holiday (he holds a Seder in the White House every year) — to begin to raise questions about Israel's overall direction… What interests Obama a great deal about Passover is the questioning that is embedded in the Haggadah… Questioning, and doubting, are integral to the Jewish tradition, and it would certainly be clever of Obama to use this tradition to his advantage. He has been trying for years, without success, to encourage Israelis to ask themselves how exactly the West Bank settlement project squares with their desire to maintain Israel as a Jewish-majority democracy. This speech, this visit, and this holiday, all provide him with the opportunity to raise the question again." Netanyahu and Obama are in full talks mode now. Tom Donilon and Kerry are among those with the president. The prime minister's group includes Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon. Livni and the new international relations minister, Yuval Steinitz, will join later. Before they got going, Obama apologized to the Netanyahus for bringing "so many people" into their house, and says Michelle "wanted to come." Yair Netanyahu was told by the president that he's a "good-looking boy." Ahead of tomorrow's Ramallah leg, Middle East analyst says the atmosphere is "sour." A local baker has patented "O" shaped bagels for the occasion, and Palestinian security chiefs are saying the president is a welcome visitor, but minor demonstrations are continuing, with pictures of the president defaced and burned. And a local rap group has produced a clip asking Obama, "Can you do anything for us?" Esther Pollard tells Channel 2 that Peres gave Obama a petition signed by 200,000 Israelis calling for the release of her husband Jonathan, serving life for spying for Israel. Oded Ben-Ami, the anchor, asks her: What about argument that Pollard is a criminal, and that this whole affair should be handled by lawyers and not heads of state? Esther responds: "With all due respect, some of the best lawyers in the US sat with White House lawyers and it wasn't resolved. This was during the Bush era. Unlike then, many American officials support releasing Pollard. [Obama's] duty is to release him." She adds: "Jonathan has many health difficulties. I think the only thing keeping him alive is this campaign [to release him]. He feels remembered… Obama came here to connect to the Israeli people, to listen to them, to embrace Israel. When you have so many people backing this, the president, the prime minister, what better way to show us than by telling us 'We forgive'?" Asked if she is optimistic, Pollard says: "We are in the middle of the visit, we still don't know what the outcomes will be of talks with the prime minister and the president." Silvan Shalom, a former foreign minister, is invited to weigh in: "So much time has passed — 28 years," he says. "Israel is not an enemy of the US; there are other prisoners who did worse things and actually harmed US security. Many Israeli officials have brought up this issue with US administrations, as have I. But recently, we see a change where former US security officials now say directly that he should be released." Commentators are beginning to weigh in on the visit so far. Here's Jennifer Rubin, pretty withering on Obama in the Washington Post: "The words now are better; the speechwriters are more adept. But the problems remain because the president's actions over the past few years have conveyed another message, one that does not respect the elected government of Israel and assumes it is the barrier to 'peace.' He will need, by words and deeds, to change course if he is to repair the relationship between the two governments. Moreover, he will need to convey that the United States and Israel share the same concern and have the same approach to both Iran and its junior partner, Syria." The piece is headed, "Obama in Israel: Pretty speeches won't do it," and it concludes: "In short, Obama's rhetoric has gotten better, but his behavior is at the root of the region's difficulties and the strain between the United States and Israel. The region, and most especially Israel, requires an effective, vibrant American presence, a well-thought out U.S. approach to the spread of jihadism and an America that engenders respect and, from its foes, fear. Right now, none of that exists. Hence, Israel's dilemma remains and the region edges closer to total chaos, humanitarian upheaval and a nuclear arms race. But still, it was a very nice speech Obama gave." From a very different perspective, here's ex- Haaretz reporter Akiva Eldar in Al-Monitor: "Obama is coming here to try and salvage what's left of US standing in the region. An America that abandons the Israeli-Arab conflict to its fate is not worthy of the title 'world power.' Giving up the leading role in the play entitled 'The Peace Process' is a declaration of bankruptcy by US foreign policy. One can assume that Obama knows the status quo between the occupier and occupied cannot go on forever… The 2009 Nobel Peace Prize laureate does obviously not want the third intifada, signs of which are emerging on the ground, to be named after him." Meanwhile, outside the Israel-Obama bubble, in the Middle East-as-usual, Abbas is said to be considering firing his prime minister, Salam Fayyad. And French philosopher Bernard Henri-Levy has been banned from Libya — being Jewish and all. Oh, and Turkey's Erdogan wasn't being anti-Semitic when he called Zionism a crime against humanity. He was just criticizing Israeli policies. Ynet is reporting that by order of the Agriculture Ministry, the magnolia tree brought from the US by the president and planted by Obama and Peres earlier this afternoon is being dug up. Not so, says the president's spokeswoman Ayelet Frisch. Rather, it's roots are in a plastic netting, not touching the ground, prior to inspection next week by the Agriculture Ministry. Plants cannot be brought in from abroad "without undergoing a check" by the ministry, the Ynet report quoted the bureaucrats as saying. Frisch says the president's people were kept informed of all this in advance. As the Netanyahu-Obama talks near their mid-evening break — there'll be a press conference in 20 minutes or so, and then a working dinner — Ambassador Michael Oren is asked whether, for all the nice words thus far, Obama isn't going to say, sooner or later: What about ending the occupation? Ever the diplomat, Oren ignores the wording and reiterates that Israel wants to talk to the Palestinians, with no preconditions, right away. If these two leaders differ on Iran and the Palestinians, they don't seem to disagree on the Syrian chemical weapons threat — a real front-burner issue given the unclear reports about the possible use of chemical weapons on the other side of the northern border yesterday. Doubtless, that's being discussed right now. Channel 2 analyst Amram Abramovitch says "it's a foregone conclusion" that Obama is demanding a settlement freeze. That's central to any new negotiations, he asserts. "It would be a mistake to go down that wrong path," responds Jewish Home's Naftali Bennett, alongside him in the studio. The "deadlock" of the last government was a mistake, says Tzipi Livni, joining the debate. And you have indications that that is going to change? Yes, she replies. Former Israeli ambassador to the UN Dan Gillerman says this trip "is all about building a relationship… They have to work together… They won't get another chance" to establish good chemistry. Obama and Netanyahu begin their press conference. Netanyahu says he hopes the Israeli people have helped Obama feel at home. He mentions Iran's relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons. Despite the sanctions and the international pressure, he says there's a need for this to be augmented by "a clear and credible threat of military action." He again praises Obama for reiterating Israel's right to self-defense, and notes that Israel has "both the right and the capability" to defend itself. Israel can "never cede" the right to defend itself to others — even to the best of its friends, and the US is the best of friends, he notes. He says they'll be discussing this further. Netanyahu talks about the terrible civil war in Syria, with the deaths of over 70,000 people and the danger of the deadly non-conventional weaponry there falling into rogue hands. On the Palestinians, he says "Israel remains fully committed to peace and to the solution of two states for two peoples." We stretch out our hand in friendship to the Palestinian people, he says. We hope your visit will help us "turn the page" and enable us to "sit down at the negotiating table and achieve "a historic compromise" and end our conflict "once and for all." Obama says Netanyahu's good-looking sons get their looks from their mother. Netanyahu shoots back that the same goes for Obama's daughters. Obama mentions Israel's "unique" security challenges. He promises "no interruption" in funding for Iron Dome. He says Israel has an interest in "a strong, effective Palestinian Authority" and talks about future steps toward Israeli-Palestinian peace. He says they discussed ways to ensure Israel's security amid the change in the region. On Syria, the US is working to end the violence in Syria. The US shares Israel concern over the possible transfer of weaponry to Hezbollah. THe Assad regime will be held responsible. On Iran, we agree on the goal. "Our policy is to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon." Diplomacy is preferred. The pressure will continue. The US will consult with Israel. "All options are on the table. We will do what is necessary to prevent Iran getting the world's worst weapons." Israel has "the unwavering support of the United States" on its side. Obama answers, at length, a question about the failure to intervene in Syria, essentially justifying the policy he has been following. The two are asked now about Iran. We had a joke about red lines on the tarmac, says Netanyahu. But Iran's nuclear drive is a grave strategic threat. "I'm absolutely convinced that the president is determined to thwart Iran," says Netanyahu. And he restates, appreciatively, Obama's reassertion of Israel's right to defend itself. "Iran is a grave threat to Israel… to the world." Obama adds: "Our intelligence cooperation on this matter… is unprecedented." And "there is not a lot of daylight between our countries' assessments… of where Iran is now." Israel is "differently situated" from the United States. It's for "Bibi" to make decisions for Israel. "We will leave all options on the table." In answer to another question, Obama says his "main goal on this trip" is to assure Israel of his friendship and of America's bonds with Israel. He wants to be sure "there are no misunderstandings" on Iran. On the peace process, "we haven't gone forward" in the last year or two, says Obama. The PA "has worked effectively… to do its part on maintaining security in the West Bank." The sought-for settlement would allow Israelis to feel they're breaking out "of their isolation" and for the Palestinians to feel that they too are "masters of their fate." We've not yet seen that solution, the president says. Hence he's been hearing from Netanyahu today and will hear from Abu Mazen tomorrow. "I didn't want to come here and make some big announcement" — but rather "to listen before I talk," as his mother always told him to do. He wants to go back home with a better understanding of the constructive role the US can play toward a two-state solution. There's some joking about multiple questions. And then, did Obama fail on the peace process in his first term, and why haven't Israelis embraced Obama? Obama rejects the notion that he "screwed up" in failing to achieve peace in his first term. It's a hard problem, that's been "lingering" for six decades. "It's a hard slog to work through all of these issues." "It's hard, and people disagree." He believes, he says, that "Israel's security will be enhanced" and the Palestinian people will benefit, and the region will flourish, with a resolution to this issue. Netanyahu says there's a "misunderstanding" on Iran and time. If Iran decides to go for a bomb, it will take about a year. But the Iranians can defer that final push, and keep enriching uranium along the way. They've not crossed his red line. But they're getting closer. They'll reach "an immunity zone" when they get through the enrichment process. There's not a lot of time left. There's a common US assessment on this, the prime minister says. On Israelis ostensibly not taking the president to their hearts: "People should get to know President Obama," says Netanyahu warmly, noting that Obama has announced he wants to begin talks on another 10 years of US military aid. Israelis will judge Obama on the basis of steps like these, he says. And that's the presser wrapped up. The two men go back to a working dinner, and more talks. Among the key themes, perhaps, Netanyahu's assertion of Israel's right to defend itself as a signal of a right to intervene in Iran. And the prime minister's explicit support for "two states for two peoples." Peres had said to Obama earlier: I trust you on Iran. Netanyahu essentially says: I appreciate your stance on Iran, and reserve the right to act independently. Finally, the earlier Hebrew media reports that the presidential tree was being dug up are firmly denied by Peres's staff. Next week, the Agriculture Minister will inspect Obama's gift in situ — as required by law, and as told to the Americans ahead of time, says spokeswoman Ayelet Frisch. Until then its roots are being kept covered in plastic netting, not touching the ground. Glad we've cleared that up. Thanks for being with us through the day on this liveblog. We'll see you again tomorrow.Obama about to leave hotel for Peres's residence
Obama's airport speech resonates, as he prepares to visit Peres
Peres welcomes Obama to President's Residence
Obama serenaded with 'Tomorrow' in three languages, plants tree
'I thought I was going to faint,' says one of the young singers
Jewish Home minister: He's here 'to enchant us'
Hanegbi: It was PM's speech on Iran at UN that prompted this visit
Peres to Obama: We trust you on Iran
Obama: Young Israelis deserve a future free of terror
Obama meets with the Netanyahus
Obama. Still. A. Hunk.
Visit already exposing contradictions within Israel's new coalition
Palestinian rap clip asks Obama, 'Can you do anything for us?'
Esther Pollard: It's Obama's duty to release Jonathan
Washington Post's Rubin: Pretty speeches won't do it
They're digging up Obama's tree? No, but it's roots are in plastic netting, ahead of inspection
Netanyahu supports for 'two states for two people'
On Iran, Obama keeps 'all options open,' while PM asserts right to self-defense


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DETROIT (AP) -- Detroit Red Wings' Dominik Hasek and Chris Osgood have captured the 2007-08 William Jennings Trophy as the goaltenders for the club finishing the season having surrendered the fewest goals.
The Wings open their playoff run Thursday at home against the Nashville Predators.
The NHL says the awards will be presented during the Stanley Cup Finals. Osgood appeared in 43 games and Hasek in 41, with each surrendering 84 goals.
Wings Duo Win Jennings Trophy
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Today I wanted to show you a real simple Christmas project.
During the fall, I was at Michael's and saw this paper top hat. I was thinking that I could do something with it for Christmas, so I grabbed it for four bucks!
This weekend I went to Lowe's and saw textured black spray paint and I began to think of the paper hat! So I sprayed the hat black and added a ribbon around it tied in a bow along with a little flower. It was just enough to add to the buggy bench in my great room as a holiday touch…as if a fine Victorian woman had placed it there…a hundred years ago! LOL
I forgot to take a before picture of the outside of the hat, so I took a picture of the inside after I sprayed the outside.
I'm sure there's lot's of things one could do with little projects like this during the Christmas season.
I hope you enjoy my hat.
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Make It Work For You:Try keeping things classic and elegant, like new mother Jennifer Lopez (above), by pairing a fitted blazer or tuxedo style jacket with perfect fit jeans, a sleek blouse, and a fun belt. If you prefer to keep things more casual, try finding a boho chic style of jacket (like the sweater version worn on Nicole Richie, shown above) and pairing with dark wash denim and knee-high boots. Keep this look clean and classy, so the focus remains on your jacket (and not any potential faux-pas).
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- A Flattering Jacket: The City Stretch Jacket from New York & Company is not only solid black (which goes with everything) and super comfortable, but it's small waist and sleek form will make you look lean and put together.


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But the Nineties have not started so well for them - at least on British television. Their latest ITV comedy drama series, Full Stretch, set in a luxury car-hire company, has not picked up nearly as many passengers as they hoped.
The first episode, on 5 January, was watched by 7.7 million people, compared with 11.98 million for Spender on BBC 1 at the same time (which, ironically, Mr La Frenais helped to devise). Episode two attracted just 6.8 million, not much more than the spoof detective series Police Squad, repeated on BBC 2. By week three the audience had climbed back to 7 million, but this was still far short of the 10 million that Carlton TV's managing director, Paul Jackson, says peak-time ITV shows must reach.
It is the critical reception of Full Stretch, however, that has most stung its authors. 'It gets my Dimmest Newcomer award and makes the Darling Buds of May look cerebral,' the Daily Telegraph's reviewer fulminated. 'I'm astonished by the meanness and negativity of the reaction,' Mr La Frenais says. 'In all our years, we've never been so surprised by the attitude of Fleet Street.'
'There was a real arms-folded, determinedly unimpressed, sniping attitude to all the programmes coming from the new franchises,' Mr Clement says. 'I think we've suffered from that.'
In fact, the two writers have much to gain from ITV's new order. They are shareholders in SelecTV, the thrusting independent production group that owns 15 per cent of Meridian, the new South of England franchise holder for whom Full Stretch was made.
None the less, they are anxious about the future of the series. As long-time residents of Los Angeles who refuse even to watch American television let alone write for it, they know from bitter experience how creativity and originality can be stifled in a system geared to commercialism.
'Over here, you can still do a quality show and give it a chance, nurture it along,' Mr La Frenais says. 'But things are changing here, too. In the past we wouldn't have been at all concerned about the reaction to Full Stretch, because we know it's a good show that needs another series to develop. But in the climate at the moment, we're nervous that it won't be allowed that chance.'
'In America, they used to let shows build - such as All in the Family, the US version of Till Death Us Do Part, which wasn't a hit in its first season, but they stuck with it,' Mr Clement says. 'Subsequently, they haven't nurtured anything; programmes have to be an immediate hit, or they're taken off. I think there's the danger of that happening in Britain. Our partner, Allan McKeowan, is taping a show in America at the moment. He went into a meeting about it yesterday, and there were 25 people in the room giving him script notes.
'That's absolute insanity, and it's the reason we won't write for American television. They make a few good programmes, but it's an uphill struggle and it drives you crazy. Over here, it's still fun. I hope it stays that way.
Mr Clement and Mr La Frenais, both aged 54, understand each other so well that they frequently finish each other's sentences, but they look very different: Mr Clement is a tall, blond, urbane southerner from Westcliff-on-Sea; Mr La Frenais is small, dark and hirsute, with a rather wild look in his eye and strong traces of a native Newcastle accent. They still wear the longish hair of the Sixties and the air of ageing swingers, although they enjoy long-lasting marriages to American wives.
They were introduced by a friend in the Uxbridge Arms in Notting Hill Gate in 1962. Mr Clement, a trainee in the BBC's African Service, and Mr La Frenais 'a trainee in nothing', then wrote a sketch for Mr Clement to use as an exam piece on his director's course. Soon they were summoned by Michael Peacock, the original controller of BBC 2. 'Do you think there's a series in this?' he asked. 'Oh, yes,' they replied, with an assurance they were far from feeling.
That is how they came to write The Likely Lads. 'It was incredibly exciting even just being in the BBC canteen,' said Mr Clement. 'First, there was the BBC old guard, then there were all these badly dressed satirists who had been to university and didn't look like Sixties people at all. On the other side of the room was Top of the Pops, and they did look like Sixties people.
'The intellectuals expected us to entertain them because we were in light entertainment. But in fact we were doing something that wasn't like LE at all. We were trying to write what we'd seen not on television but in movies - those black and white Sixties movies of the grainy North. We felt we should have been in drama.'
In 1975, they moved to Los Angeles on the strength of the Porridge movie and their West End stage success, Billy. But after an ill-fated attempt to make an American version of Porridge, they decided to write for television only in Britain. With Allan McKeowan, they set up one of the UK's first independent companies, Witzend Productions, to make comedy drama series such as Auf Wiedersehn, Pet and Shine on Harvey Moon for ITV.
Life in California suits them. 'It's nice living in one place and working in another,' Mr La Frenais says. 'It stops us getting dull.' Much of their effort has been concentrated on becoming successful screenwriters: their script for Alan Parker's Dublin comedy The Commitments was an unexpected hit in Hollywood, and two other film scripts are to go into production in Hollywood later this year. By then, yet another new Clement/La Frenais comedy drama series, Over the Rainbow, featuring two of the young stars of The Commitments, will have been completed by SelecTV for Meridian.
What keeps them working so hard after 30 years? 'The pressure is the same as it's always been,' Mr Clement says. 'We want to do excellent work, and we don't want those buggers in Fleet Street to say we've lost it.'
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(PARIS) -- In his first public interview since his May 14 arrest over sexual assault allegations, Dominique Strauss-Kahn said he was "trampled and humiliated" in the U.S. judicial system, and called his encounter with a hotel maid "a moral failure."
Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the International Monetary Fund and a once -- and possibly future -- likely candidate for president of France, said he had not spoken publicly before the interview Sunday on France's TF1 television channel because he "wanted to speak in front of the French first."
During the 20-minute interview, Strauss-Kahn acknowledged his sexual encounter with Nofissatou Diallo, a New York hotel maid, but said the incident didn't include violence, constraint or aggression. He repeatedly said the incident was a "moral failing" on his part, but not a crime.
"It was a moral failure. I have regretted it every day for the last four months, and I am not done regretting it," Strauss-Kahn said. He called his wife an "exceptional woman" who supported him from the first moment because she believed he was innocent.
He called the sexual encounter with Diallo a "failure vis-à-vis my wife, my children and my friends."
In May, Diallo accused Strauss-Kahn of trying to rape her in his hotel suite. He was arrested and charged with sexual assault and attempted rape, but charges against him were dismissed last month after prosecutors said the accuser had changed her story too many times.
Strauss-Kahn is still facing a pending civil case, which he said is "weird for the French that when the charges are dropped, a civil case can move forward, but that's American law."
He repeated the claims some others have made that Diallo had financial motivations for accusing him of assault. With repeated references to the prosecutor's report in the case in New York, Strauss-Kahn maintained that Diallo "lied" about the nature of the encounter.
When asked about how the U.S. justice system treated him, he said he was "very scared."
"When you are in the jaws of the machine, you think it can chew you up," he said. "I was trampled and humiliated before I could defend myself."
He also said he suffered violence and that he "lost a lot," but he acknowledged that others in the same situation could have lost more.
Of the other accusations against him by Tristane Banon, a writer who has accused him of sexual assault, Strauss-Kahn said there was no aggression or violence in that instance either, but that the case is ongoing, so he wouldn't make any further comment.
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My first exposure to the Grand Banks was in 1982, as a young student on a research trawler. We left from Newfoundland and fished the deep water around the Grand Banks, looking for deep sea fish that only a scientist could love...or so we thought. We fished in water so deep that it took nearly 2 hours just for our net to reach the bottom. It was hard fishing that nobody else would bother with...until all the easy fish were gone.
We'd haul up a squirming mass of rattails & eelpouts, fish not fit for market. And then a squirming mass of scientists would descend on them with instruments in hand. We were the weirdos back then, nobody else would bother fishing like us when the world's richest cod fishery was going on nearby.
Fast forward to 2007, the cod fishery is closed and people actually catch and sell rattails on purpose There are even worries about overfishing of rattails and other deep sea fish. In a mere generation, we've driven some rattils close to extinction. How have we sunk so low?
Somehow, we've managed to kill the cod that once seemed infinite. We fished them out, closed the Grand Banks cod fishery in 1992, and still the cod aren't coming back. Even a "closed" fishery kills too many cod to allow recovery.
This is a tragedy of epic proportions, and we need a tragedian of similar measure. Who will tell this story? Will we find rattails in Hollywood, or eelpouts on best-seller lists? I don't think so. It's a crisis of no significance...
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We've seen very little hands on demonstrating RIM BlackBerry's new PlayBook tablet since it was first introduced. Not surprisingly, the iPad would be its first and foremost rival (or the other way round?), here's a video comparing exactly both these devices in terms of browser speed, Adobe Flash support and HTML5 performance.
Until recently, we've only been able to see BlackBerry's professional grade tablet device, the PlayBook Tablet behind a plastic box, however, at the Adobe MAX conference, this all changed. Why the collaboration between the two? You see, the user interface of the new OS for the PlayBook Tablet makes heavy use of Adobe AIR 2.5 – a new platform environment for developing apps, one which looks to extend its use among not just tablets but also different handheld devices like mobiles and even PCs and TVs. Continue reading »
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The oldest of the Neimoidian purse worlds, Cato Neimoidia was the location of Nute Gunray's secret redoubt. The planet was near the Neimoidian homeworld of Neimoidia, also in the Colonies region.
Only the richest of the Neimoidians were allowed to live on the planet. Their treasures were protected in vaults located in difficult landscape and protected by B1 battle droids. The cities of Cato Neimoidia were built on large bridges spanning massive rock arches.
Cato Neimoidia featured vast forests rich in flora and fauna. Notable species included the Neimoidian kreehawk, a dangerous but beautiful avian found in some aviaries.
Early historyEdit
Cato Neimoidia was one of many worlds colonized by the Neimoidians early during the Old Republic era, joining the Galactic Republic sometime between 25,000 BBY and 22,000 BBY.[2]
The wealthiest and most resource-rich colony worlds were known as "purse worlds" that served as administrative posts ruling their own set of colonies. These purse worlds were the only colonies allowed to carry the name of Neimoidia. Other Neimoidian purse worlds include Deko Neimoidia and Koru Neimoidia, both were nearby in the same region of the Galaxy. Cato Neimoidia was the oldest purse world and may have been one of the earliest Neimoidian colonies.
Cold warEdit
During the Cold War, Republic spy Theron Shan was rumored to have had enemies in the corporate dens of Cato Neimoidia.
Rise of the EmpireEdit
During the Clone Wars, it was a key member of the Confederacy of Independent Systems and was defended by the Neimoidian Home Defense Legions.
In 19 BBY, the Republic launched an attack on the redoubt, led by Jedi Generals Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, as well as Republic Navy Commander Jan Dodonna, to find Viceroy Nute Gunray of the Trade Federation and bring him to justice. Although Gunray escaped, he left behind hoards of valuables, all of which were captured by the Republic. In addition to this, he also left behind the Mechno-chair he used to contact the other Separatist leaders, and Darth Sidious.
The bridge cities persisted in resisting the Republic, leading to a fierce aerial battle in which Plo Koon was shot down by his own clone pilots shortly after Order 66 was enacted by Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, who declared himself Emperor soon afterward. Also, the Jedi clones X1 and X2 fought in the battle, and X2 killed Jedi Master Ferroda in Gunray's palace, though he later turned against the Empire.
Acting Viceroy Sentepeth Findos resisted for a brief moment but was forced by Stormtroopers to sign a peace treaty with the Empire the day that the Clone Wars ended, giving all of the Federation's resources to Palpatine's disposal to help him build the Galactic Empire. This had made the Trade Federation a puppet government.
Imperial periodEdit
Months after the Clone Wars ended, agents of Bail Organa infiltrated the palace of Darga the Hutt in the ruined capital city of Zarra on Cato Neimoidia. They freed Darga's prisoner, Jedi Master Denia. Before leaving the palace, the agents overheard Darga's majordomo having a conversation with Inquisitor Draco.
Four months after the Republic's transformation into the Galactic Empire, Jedi Dass Jennir came to Cato Neimoidia looking for work. Around the time when the Galactic Civil War began, the planet had been designated as an Imperial Protectorate of the Empire and thus outfitted with an Imperial garrison led by Baron Merillion Tarko. The Baron's iron rule over the planet, however, came to an end when a clone of Galen Marek flew to Cato Neimoidia to rescue General Rahm Kota, resulting in the destruction of much of Tarko-se, its arena, and the death of Tarko by being eaten by a Gorog as well.
For nineteen years the federation continued to be a puppet government until the Imperial Senate was dissolved in 0 BBY taking the federation with it shortly before the Battle of Yavin.
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Howdy! EdSurge will be reporting from the grand ole state of Texas this week as SXSWedu rolls into action.
Howdy! EdSurge will be reporting from the grand ole state of Texas this week as SXSWedu rolls into action.
SXSWedu promises to be an amazing mashup of educators, entrepreneurism and plain old fun. Companies of all sizes are planning to use this as a launch pad to shout about--yah, you might say amplify--what they're doing.
There will be hands-on activities with tech and likely some intense debates about the role of national databases of student achievement data with the rollout of inBloom. (This Reuters piece is a good warmup.) We'll report on what this means for students, teachers and entrepreneurs during the week.
EdSurge is running a MakerSpace, which will feature work by educators and entrepreneurs to give a hands-on learning jolt to school programs. And there's a LAUNCHedu business plan competition, to boot.
If you're coming to SXSWedu, please come by the MakerSpace room (Austin Convention Center, Ballroom G), try your hand at some cool Maker activities and meet our team.
A couple of schedules you might check out:
GettingSmart (Tom Vander Ark's team)'s schedule and highlights;
The full SXSWedu schedule: This includes some nifty panels. Among those that caught our eye:
Not to mention all those keynotes, including Thursday morning with Bill G.
If you're at home, check back here for news and updates.
Google is planning to run live Hangouts from its booth--as well as from the MakerSpace. We'll broadcast these live on our Google+ Page. Each day, we'll talk with educators and entrepreneurs in the space as well as a couple of special guest:
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Should I use this for a sump? Picked up a free 36x12x12 tank from a coworker to make a sump out of. It housed 2 damsels (which I've already adopted out). After cleaning the tank, I noticed a sticker on the bottom that says "Critter Cage do not fill with water". Obviously this was a reptile/rodent cage, not an aquarium. However, it had water in it, and it survived the half-full trip home. Now I'm torn on whether I should try to give it away to someone else, or try to use it. My thoughts are that since the sump will only be half full anyway, I should be fine, but I don't want to invite disaster. It's all glass, about 1/4" - 5/16" thick. Any thoughts? |
transporting a tank with water ( = weight ) is a risk in itself. the seams get broken and cause leaks, i would look on www.craigslist.com for another deal seeing that this tank was free and didnt cost anything i personally wouldnt take the risk esp. since if this leaks it will cause disaster. |
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When Georgiana Summers learns that the peroxide man-eater who stole her husband is planning a romantic weekend with a new love, she hatches a giddy plot to expose the rendezvous and win back her ex. But will she be so busy trying to regain old love that she wont notice the man-eaters latest conquest is her own Mr. Right? In a marital romp that tosses a pair of jewel thieves and chi-chi California resort settings into the merry mix, Kay Francis and George Brent prove again why they made such an attractive screen duo. With Brents uncomplicated masculinity acting as an ideal foil for Francis sophisticated charm, this battle of the sexes is sure to end with sweet surrender. **Please be aware that this is a manufactured ondemand disc that was created using a DVD-R disc. It should play in all standard DVD players.


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It almost seems comical that after years of embracing the journeymen, the grinders and the lunch-pail workers, the Coyotes finally roped a prized free agent with an impressive offensive track record ... and he fizzled.
Mike Ribeiro's output in Year 1 wasn't only a disappointment in light of his four-year, $22 million contract handed out by the Coyotes last summer, but his 16 goals and 47 points also weren't characteristic of a player hyped as a No. 1 center.
"There's a certain compete level you have to have to play, and I think Mike got down on his game," General Manager Don Maloney said. "Obviously, the coaches got down on him as well and it was a snowball and he couldn't find his way out of it. We need to get his confidence back to a level where he's a good player for us because he wasn't."
The Coyotes aren't used to dishing out top dollar for an offensive performer — Ribeiro was a point-per-game player the previous season alongside Alex Ovechkin in Washington — so they also seemed unsure of how to spur him on once production didn't match the price tag.
After a seven-game point streak in October, Ribeiro's best stretch was 16 points in 15 games from early November to mid-December. He slowed down after that, managing 14 points up until the Olympic break and only five in 14 games once the NHL resumed.
"I think it was a lot of things," Ribeiro said. "It's not just about hockey but a lot of things. Never having my groove, never found it. It was just a hard season for me. I think it was one of my worst seasons. But … I don't believe it can get worse. That's a positive. Next year I can come here and have a better season."
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So I was talking to my cat and she was doing something, and I just said,
"You are loco!!! And what is going on."
Man, I'm a ginger and whenever I put on this ginger-flavored deodorant, I'm liked yep. this is how i ought to smell.
did you actually taste it???? Or did somebody lick your armpit and say you taste like ginger, but your a ginger, so you could have been not wearing any deodorant and you still technically woulda tasted like a ginger....
and how do you smell a flavor....???? like bacon smells like bacon, but the taste is a completely different spectrum
I havent been on for quite a while... And this is still in upcoming. New record for most debated highdea?
If a ginger works in a bakery does that make them the ginger bread man?
How come there are no comments here about the actual highdea?
because its not a highdea and no one knows what the fuck it means
Oh shit this is headed twards the popular page, but at least it'll be the fuck out of the upcoming pages
And the cat was like "nigga fuck yo slinky" and shit on your bed.
Nigga, did you just go full retard ? You NEVER go full retard
Dont buy that? Ask Sean Penn, 2001, I Am Sam... went full retard, went home empty handed.
Where the fuck is that from, I swear I heard it somewhere and its funny as fuck.
Jim norton I believe...but I am a stoner and forget things constantly so I could be wrong
:( it's just nose diving into concrete. i'm about to start hiring the gestapo.
i feel like i've read this comment before, and like 9 times before that.
You know when your high you hear something and sometimes it sounds like something else but it isent it was the original thing? i think the first quote is what the author said and "slinky" is what the cat sounded like he/she said!
Big ups for being a cat lover. (Trying to find the sunny side of this Highdea.)
It disappoints me that this has made it as far as it has. This site is garbo now
Haha, you people who complain are the worst, you're such angry people that you can't even laugh at someone who is obviously on some whole other level (which is hilarious) because you're too busy being angry to enjoy anything.
I donno man, I enjoyed your mom a lot last night, and I was still pretty angry then.
What the fuck? A mom joke? Are you a 13 year old from 2006 or something?
@dylandudeicle Fuck off you butthurt piece of shit. This is a fucking garbage post and you know it. And secondly, don't fucking chirp yoinkie, he's a boss.
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Fitting the complexity of GPCRs modulation into simple hypotheses of ligand design
Publication: Research - peer-review › Journal article – Annual report year: 2012
G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) are a large family of membrane-bound receptors that mediate a wide range of physiologic responses to hormones, neurotransmitters and dietary lipids, which represent an important class of drug targets. Significant chemical space regions have been explored both in the academia and by pharmaceutical companies, in the quest for new GPCR modulators as potential therapeutic agents. This accumulated body of evidence provides new opportunities to evaluate potential features of GPCR agonists and antagonists, and how to distinguish them. In this study, the chemical space covered within the WOMBAT database by GPCRs modulators was investigated with the aim of identifying specific molecular determinants that distinguish GPCR agonists from antagonists.While instrumental to get insights into the design strategies of GPCRs modulators, the results of this study provide novel clues on the molecular mechanisms that underlie the complexity of GPCR modulation.
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Journal | Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling |
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- Drug design, Chemoinformatics, Structure–activity relationships, G-protein coupled receptors, Drug discovery
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BC: Okay....Well your innings.. JS: Was highest by a Bangladeshi ever in T20? A masterpiece?
BC: Yes besides that- consisted of five sixes. How did you do that? JS: Well I picture them in the air and then Click! it happens. I sort of imagine the sixes like Michelangelo imagines the inner sculpture before he actually carves out and thus I manifest them.
BC: Wow! Never heard that before. Now Marlon Samuels. What was going through your mind when he hit those fours and deprived you your chance of century? JS: Marlon is a great friend and hero of mine. Loved his cameo. But yeah- you are right, I was the highest scorer on that day and I think I am what--?
BC: Third highest scorer in BPL. JS: Yes, second highest scorer in BPL. Cuz you see Gayle is a type not a token.
BC: Gotcha. Gotcha. JS: Now technically "I" am the highest scorer of BPL because.. BC: ...because Gayle left. [all laughs]
BC: But still you couldn't score that first century by a Bangladeshi. JS: Well at least I didn't die at 99. I stayed unbeaten. So yeah.
BC:Which one of the five sixes was your favorite? JS: The one that went over your head- dude, name your favorite Hardy Boys or Charlie's Angels for that matter. You simply can't choose one.
BC: Meanwhile in Chittagong... JS: Tamim Iqbal scored 5. And I scored 5 _SIXES_.
BC: Speaking of which you bring up a good point: Is it Junaed, Junaid, Zunaed or Zunaid? How is it spelled? JS: Spelled with a 'J' as in Junaed played a jubilant innings.
BC: But why. Why 89? What is the significance of the score? JS: I think it is impossible to appreciate the significance without a background. So you have to realize it's the third highest p'ship in BPL T20 ever of 100 runs. Now 89 of them were scored by me. So that's 11 less than 100. Now how many players does a team have?
BC: Eleven. JS:Bazinga! So basically the 11 runs is a metaphor for ullage or unfulfilled void left by other players.
BC: Ullage? JS: It's Google for "amount that lacks being full". Or as some calls it -
BC: Vacuum? BD team? JS: Or to borrow Sanksrit: That-Which-Junaed-Is-Not.
BC: Hmm...o-kay.What would you say to the younger readers or viewers about accomplishing something similar to your innings? JS: Well I am sure one can pick a research topic and write a dissertation on the phallic heights of my sixes looking for Freudian analysis of my wagon-wheel or why I tend to prefer certain zones over other. I'd say if you wanna be like a rockstar like me, you have to perform like a rockstar.
BC: Anything interesting trivia or tidbits you like to add about yourself that the readers or viewers may not be aware of? JS: I am a Renaissance man and I am not ashamed of it. Not only am I a dashing batsman, a brilliant fielder but i have a FC wicket too. I gave that wicket the nickname: "Awesomeness".
BC: Hold on that means- JS: Yes, I am ambidextrous. Left-arm emotional soul balanced with right arm off-break of dynamics. You got me.
BC: What do you think of Ash's statuesque half-c? JS: Compared to mine? They need to invent a new space-time faceplam for that.
BC: Clearly the score got to your hea.. JS: Sylhet Royals is a joke. I have scored 58 off 89 runs in sixes and fours. Which equals Bangladesh score vs West Indies.
BC: Well someone just informed us... JS: Duronto Rajshahi has most number of points in BPL thanks to me?
BC: ...yes that and highest scorer Bangladeshi was you because of your 71 vs Pakistan. How does it feel to... JS: Well I did set the bar high and I did break it. So yeah. I think it's a left-handers think. Gayle and I are both left-handed you see. I rock.
BC: I am sure all 160-170 million of us now want to be like you. What is more intriguing about you than your dark eyes? JS: Well I scored 161 vs Dhaka in NPL last December so yes that's true I am in great form.
BC: Tell the female viewers something about yourself. JS: Call me just Imrose please.
BC: Btw...congrats on your innings. We(I) still haven't seen it yet. Need to find highlights. JS: Sure. The fours were brilliant too.


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Mr Portillo told BBC TV's Question Time programme that Mr Hague had not yet mastered his handling of TV and came across as "unconvincing" on screen.
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Mr Portillo, still seen by some as a future Tory leader, this week began presenting a Channel 4 political magazine; he has also made BBC films. He said Mr Hague had "very great qualities", but his television technique was not one of them. "The difficulty is... those of us who know him think that he's very good and very able, and he's not yet found the way of convincing people through a television screen.
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Drunkard, draftsman and cult cartoonist Tony Millionaire will be in Seattle this Saturday, May 9, to open an exhibit of his artwork and sign copies of his new book "Drinky Crow's Maakies Treasury". Millionaire's Maakies is a well known weekly comic strip running locally in The Stranger and across the country in most of the best read weekly newspapers including the Village Voice and the L.A. Weekly. The long running strip is a study in contrasts. Millionaire's subtle drawing skill is a throwback to a more refined era - his exquisite line work brings to mind comics pioneers like George Herriman and Winsor McKay. His subject matter, however, is anything but "comic." The strip is populated by dangerously depressed alcoholic animals who routinely riff on such subjects as domestic brutality, crib death, skin diseases, and the ever present promise of suicide. Despite all odds, Maakies has recently been adapted as "The Drinky Crow Show," an animated series on the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.
The fearless culture blog Social Stereotype has a very entertaining and revealing interview with Millionaire right here.
Millionaire will be at the Fantagraphics Bookstore from 6:00 to 9:00, showing 10 years worth of original artwork and unveiling his latest collection, designed by the legendary book designer and comics fan Chip Kidd.
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Dads can do any number of things to help out nursing moms, like cleaning and assembling that complex breast pump (seriously, why are there so many parts?), giving baby a bottle when you're needed elsewhere, and cooking since you're so busy feeding his child.
One dad that clearly "gets" breastfeeding is comedian/writer Tom Riles, the man behind the humorous blog Life of Dad, where babies do our laundry and men can breastfeed. Nice fantasy, huh? Well, check out this hilarious "Male Breastfeeding" PSA.
Okay, so a man wearing a Hooter Hider isn't necessarily sexy, but it is a very funny image. My favorite line is, "When I first started breastfeeding, it was a little awkward. It was hard for him to latch on, but now I find myself filling up faster than ever!" Clearly, Riles has paid attention to his wife's nursing woes. Unfortunately for dads, they'll just never have "that connection."
But what if they could? When 4 a.m. rolls around and the baby is restless for that next meal, think about it: We could keep sleeping. And with two people producing, there'd be enough pumped milk for a romantic weekend getaway. There'd be His and Hers nursing covers! Dads might even get addicted, and then we'd be fighting over whose turn is next.
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Mayflower II Will Sail Through The Cape Cod Canal Home to Plymouth
Not nearly as long as the first voyage but still a sight to see! The Mayflower II could head home through the Cape Cod Canal to its spot on the Plymouth waterfront as soon as tomorrow morning. According to the Cape Cod Times, It may be tough to determine who is more excited — the ship's captain, Peter Arenstam, or the shops and restaurants in Plymouth on the waterfront that rely on the tourists drawn by the replica of the Pilgrim ship.
The Mayflower, will be towed by a tugboat and could make the journey either Wednesday or Thursday, depending on the outcome of an inspection of the ship. If you can't make it to the canal, here's what It looked like the last time it happened! I don't think you should ask the Native Americans how they feel about this.
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This guide is divided into 10 different categories. Each is designed to give the researcher ideas on how to track down material relating to King's legacy. In the first category a rare video clip from a 1967 interview with King on the civil rights movement. It begins, "I make my decisions on the basis of my moral commitment."
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It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's Sue-per-man!
Jonathan Lee Riches, the world's most litigious man is suing the Guiness Book of World Records for naming him as the most litigious person in history. Riches, aka Irving Picard, apparently takes offense at some of the names Guiness plans to call him, including "the litigator crusader," "the duke of lawsuits," "Johnny Sue-nami," "Sue-per-man," and the "Patrick Ewing of suing." Riches also complains that the Guiness people are misstating facts by proposing to state that Riches has filed about 5,500 lawsuits. Riches puts the number at more than 4,000 worldwide. While Riches seems to blame Guiness for overstating his litigiousness, he boasts in his complaint, "I've filed so many lawsuits with my pen and right hand that I got arthritis in my fingers, numbness in my wrists, crooked fingers . . . I flush out more lawsuits than a sewer."
And while some may criticize Riches for bogging down the judicial system, Riches should be proud of his body of work–his vast array of self-proclaimed "legal masterpieces." Because, while some frivolous lawsuits only make us laugh (or cringe) because of their sheer frivolity, lawsuits by Jonathan Lee Riches are truly works of creative and comic genius. Just ask his fans. And they serve to remind us just how ridiculous meritless lawsuits can be.
Riches has made productive use of his time spent behind bars (he was convicted of wire fraud and is set to be released in 2012) by becoming a sue-per-man setting out to avenge the world's wrongs–wrongs like the Jolie-Pitt family (for kidnapping Madeleine McCann as part of their plot to adopt a child from each of the world's 192 countries), the International Olympic Committee (for not allowing him to enter the 2008 Olympics even though he ran a 3.38-minute mile around the prison rec yard), Michael Vick (for $63 billion for allegedly stealing his two pit bulls and subjecting Riches to microwave testing, among other things), and Mount Rushmore (in a case with 57 pages of named defendants ranging from "nordic gods" to kentucky fried chicken). Riches also attempted to intervene as a plaintiff in the Madoff investment scandal, claiming that he knew "juicy details" about Madoff after meeting him on eharmony.com in 2001 and that he had taught Madoff how to commit identity theft.
Although Riches is incarcerated in Kentucky, the case against the Guiness Book of World Records was filed in the Eastern District of Washington. Senior Judge Justin Quackenbush has previously entered a dismissal in another Riches case (against Peanut Corp. of America, claiming that federal officials fed him salmonella-tainted peanut butter) and warned Riches that he may be barred from filing any more lawsuits in the district.
In his latest filing, Riches has stated that when he gets out of prison he wants to "start a Lawsuit 101 shop and teach Americans how to file pro se lawsuits" while also selling T-shirts saying "Watch what you do, or I'll sue you." This may actually be one of his more lucid ideas. If wisdom comes with experience, then Riches should be the best pro se plaintiff around. Despite his best efforts (and paradoxically because of them), it seems that Riches will likely go down in Guiness Book of World Records history as the world's most litigious man.
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Thunder All-Star forward Kevin Durant left Saturday's game against the Cavaliers with an apparent back injury.
Durant, the NBA's leading scorer, appeared to injure his back or right side while hustling back on defense. He stayed in the game for several minutes and was moving slowly before he went to the locker room with 4:07 remaining in the third quarter. Durant was grabbing his lower back as he was escorted from the floor.
He returned to the bench during the final minute of the quarter, and checked back into the game with 9:55 left in the fourth. The Thunder did not provide a reason he left.
Durant was only 4 of 13 from the field but was leading the Thunder with 19 points when he went out.
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