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[quote user="TheEnigma"][quote user="gmen46"]Your "logical reason" is off.
You're missing the whole point of any team wanting to "trade down".
The fact that there may now be 2 or 3 more teams with a top 10 1st rd pick considering a trade down doesn't mean, as you suggest, that now the trades are to be cheaper.
Any of the teams that you referred to would be considering a trade down for 2 reasons, and 2 reasons only--
1) There is not a single player after #2 overall that those given teams believe is worth more than having multiple, lower, picks instead.
2) Those same teams are only considering trading down in order to get AS MANY PICKS AS POSSIBLE.
What you suggest makes no sense. The fact (POSSIBLE fact, I might add) that 2-3 additional teams may now be "considering" trading down does not mean, defacto, they get less in exchange.
It has everything to do with what spots are in play and what players are still available, and with how much each team is willing to give up in exchange for moving up to get those players. It has nothing --nothing-- to do with how many teams "may" be interested in trading down.
Your rationale concerning the Redskins trade explains why the Redskins were willing to give up so much for the #2 spot.
But the Rams asked for so much because they knew the Redskins were DESPERATE for the opportunity to draft what everyone seemed to agree would be a franchise QB.
If the Giants were, in fact, to make an offer for the #4 spot, allll the way from #32, do you actually think that team would not smell "desperation" on the Giants? And do actually believe that team--smelling desperation on the Giants--would not hold out for a dear price?[/quote]The reason the trades would be cheaper is due to the fact there aren't nearly as many teams interested at the moment in moving up as opposed to moving down. There's been a few reports of teams like the Jaguars described as "desperately" wanting to move down while there hasn't been a single one going the other way.
Look at it this way.
Say 5 teams want to move out of the top 10 but only 2 teams have interest in moving in those spots. That leaves the teams with the later round selections in more power because there is a greater demand to move back and stockpile picks.
The Giants could approach the Browns, give their sales pitch, and then wait for a response on what they would consider a fair deal. Maybe the Browns want 8 total picks in exchange for their selection. Reese could then respond that he thinks that asking price is too much and move on to one of the other various teams and seek a lower price.
The Browns could either choose to stick to their guns and grab a great player despite needing talent all across the board or they could lower their demands and make the trade.
All of this demand to move back comes off as those teams wanting to sacrifice one great quality selection for more quantity at the cost of supposed quality and due to the lack of reported interest in moving up, they don't hold much leverage in trying to strongarm out an entire draft board like you and others might think.
Plus the 1999 NFL Draft had teams valuing selections differently in those days and we are here now 13 seasons later with a new CBA cap. It's a different monster.
It wasn't just the desperation of the Redskins that drove the price up but it was the fact multiple teams were interested in acquiring RG3 as their future QB. There's also the fact RG3 would be the #1 pick in most drafts and both sides treated negotiations as if that were the case.
What I'm saying here is that the Broncos last year wouldn't of received that king's ransom at the #2 spot because there wasn't a single player past Cam Newton worth the trading price that the Rams received for RG3.
And no, the Giants would not be "desperate" just because they might be interested in acquiring an elite prospect. Teams that are in striking distance of championships can trade up and grab an elite player because usually, they only have a few holes to fill on the roster unlike the guys at the bottom of the league who need as many picks as possible.
TLDR version: Teams like the Browns, Vikings, and Jags are in desperate need of additional selections and since there are no more players like Luck and RG3, they don't have the power to strongarm a team for it's entire draft board.
I don't even think that Reese or the Giants would consider moving up anyway but I strongly disagree on the price some of you think it would cost to move up for just one player in this new CBA and with multiple teams wanting to move down.[/quote]
A) You have no idea if there are any teams who may willing to trade up, at this point.
Do you really believe that any team(s) is / are publicizing it right now, if they are? Most draft day trades aren't known to the public until draft day, in fact. The Redskins trade was an exception to the rule.
B) IF the Giants were to attempt the trade you posit--ie, move all the way up to #4 from #32--that, by definition would mean they were desperate.
Feel free to disagree all you want. After all, it is trade that will never occur in THIS universe.
But, if any team in the real world--new CBA or old CBA, matters not--were foolish enough to try to move up 28 spots in the first round, it would be because they felt mighty strongly about a particular player, I don't care what position he plays. And that team WILL have tp pay dearly for that privilege.


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I have a few questions about the two extractors above. If anyone could provide hands on answers, that would be great.
I see quite a few posts from people talking about buying this extractor and then converting it to electric. If you have this extractor are you pleased to use it as a hand extractor? Do you wish it had a horizontal crank instead of a vertical crank? How durable is the brass or bronze bushing in the larger sheave (hand wheel sheave)?
If you have this extractor are you pleased with the durability of the nylon gears?
I want to purchase an extractor and I have most all my other questions answered. I would just like some firsthand opinions on the above items.

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Is it normal for a substantial number of bees to die off in the Spring?
As a rookie (my first year), I captured a swarm almost three weeks ago. I placed them in the hive box and all has been well. The bees have been active and building combs. The weather was warm and sunny here in Oregon for the first two weeks with abundant food sources, but the last week has been rainy and chilly (low 40's at night). I see this morning that a substantial number of bees are dead on the floor of my hive. What am I to make of this? Anything I should do (including removing the carcasses)?


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Exercise tips from the pros
By Jessie Bazan, communication junior
Photo by Maggie Casey, Comm '06
Track and Field junior Carlye Schuh executing a power wheel roll-out as part of her workout routine.
Ever wonder how our Golden Eagles do it? Swinging and sprinting, cutting and kicking, Marquette student-athletes pride themselves on playing all out, all the time. But do they ever get tired? Nate Heyrman, assistant strength and conditioning coach (who also runs President Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., through his workouts), shares with Marquette Magazine the secrets to maintaining that high energy.
Here are the top five exercises Marquette student-athletes use to stay at the top of their games:
Find a bar you can hang from where your arms and legs are completely straight.
Start with your hands shoulder-width apart and palms facing you.
Start by squeezing your shoulder blades together. and then bend your elbows to pull your chest to the bar, trying to keep your legs still.
Lower yourself under control, and repeat.
Goblet squats
Stand tall, and hold a dumbbell in a vertical position by the top end like a goblet tight to your chest, elbows pointing down.
Begin by sitting your hips back and descending into a deep squat.
As you descend, push your knees out and let your elbows slide just inside your knees,
Squat to a depth where the top of your thigh is just below your knee.
Push through your feet. and drive your hips up to the starting position.
Begin lying flat on your stomach with your hands on the floor slightly wider than shoulder width.
Next, squeeze your feet together, and flex your glutes and quads to lift your knees off the floor.
Engage your core, press through your hands and extend through your elbows to a fully extended position, keeping your back flat.
Lower yourself under control, touching your chest to the floor, and repeat.
Leg Romanian stiff-leg deadlifts
Stand on one foot with your knee slightly bent, holding onto a dumbbell in each hand.
Begin by hinging at the hips, keeping the knee slightly bent always, lowering the dumbbells to the floor and letting your free leg raise behind you, keeping your back flat.
Return to the starting position by contracting your glutes and hamstrings.
Power wheel roll-outs
Start in a kneeling position with one hand on each handle of the exercise wheel.
Begin by pressing your heels together, flex your glutes and quads. and then engage your core, creating a flat back.
Next, press your hips forward while rolling the wheel forward with your arms.
Keeping your core engaged and with a back flat, roll out only as far as you can while still maintaining a perfectly flat back.
Once you have reached the end point, stop the wheel and pull yourself back to the starting position, using your hips and arms together.


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Video: McCain sneers at Rand Paul's filibuster on the Senate floor
posted at 2:01 pm on March 7, 2013 by Allahpundit
Erika already touched on this but watch the vid too to see one of the more memorably tone-deaf performances in modern political history. Whatever your feelings about Paul's position on drones, there's no denying the truth of what Philip Klein says here:
A lot of the outpouring of conservative support for Paul's filibuster on Obama's drone policy went beyond the libertarian and anti-interventionist blocs of the movement who were also deeply troubled by Bush era counter-terrorism policies. Even those conservatives who may not agree with all of Paul's views on presidential war powers were supportive if for no other reason than they relished seeing a conservative win a messaging war with Obama. It was impossible to dismiss this as just a right-wing Tea Party attack, because a lot of liberals agree with the substance of Paul's criticism. This filibuster had to get under Obama's skin. As much as anything else, he was elected on a promise to turn the page on the Bush era and conduct the war against terrorism with greater concern for civil liberties. Watching Paul's filibuster last night, I couldn't help but think that this is how Obama imagines himself – a principled crusader for justice. When Bush and Cheney were running the show, whatever could be said about them, at least they were consistent in supporting broad presidential powers in the realm of national security. But it's hard to look back at the pre-2009 Obama and see him as anything other than an arrogant hypocrite now — somebody who thinks a muscular executive branch is okay so long as he's running it.
Paul's performance yesterday was, I think, the biggest rout Obama's suffered since the 2010 midterms. The sense we were left with after November was that, as a matter of pure politics, he and the Democrats are running rings around the GOP. They're shrewder about their messaging, they're vastly, vastly better in using technology to appeal to voters, and of course they can count on the media to help them in a pinch when needed. They know what they're doing whereas the GOP seems chronically hapless. Yesterday felt like watching Wooden-era UCLA getting run off the court by an unranked team. If Obama caved to Paul's demand that he formally repudiate drone strikes on Americans inside the U.S., he'd lose. If he stayed conspicuously silent while Paul begged him, hour after hour, to simply be the guy he pretended to be in 2008, he'd lose. Meanwhile, the spectacle of seeing Obama humiliated on a big political stage in the name of civil liberties managed to bring both libertarians and mainstream conservatives into alignment, however temporarily, behind the Paulian view of the war on terror. And the left, which is usually frantic to come to O's defense, had to sit mostly silent after being reminded that they're supposed to be critical of executive overreach on terrorism. It was a shockingly deft play by a guy whose patrilineage did not suggest an ability to rally support from mainstream Republicans. And while I don't share Mollie Hemingway's receding cynicism, I understand why she feels that way. No one, including me, doubts that Paul spoke from the heart. As Noah Rothman puts it, he chipped away at the Democrats' "monopoly on romance," which may mean something to young voters.
So now here comes McCain, with the unranked team and its fans celebrating at halfcourt after the game, to tell them that they played terribly and deserved to lose. He's the antithesis of Paul in every relevant way: Much older, part of the Senate establishment for several decades, extremely pro-interventionist, way too eager to compromise with Democrats on constitutional matters (campaign finance reform), and not a little bit personally nasty in quoting the Journal's line about Paul pulling a "stunt" to fire up "impressionable libertarian kids." His underlying point is straightforward — why wait for an enemy combatant to pose an imminent threat to take him out, even if he's in the U.S.? — but it's difficult to engage that point because his tone is so jarringly discordant from the mood of the rest of the party today. Leave it to a guy who lost to Obama head to head to try to spoil a rare victory against The One by not even mustering polite disagreement with the man responsible for it.
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Marianne Adams is an adjunct faculty member in the Graduate School of Education.
Marianne Adams
Professional Title: Adjunct Professor
Areas of Academic Focus and Expertise: Integrated teaching through the arts; theater; dramatic literature; theater education; art-infused curriculum development.
Area of Work and Concentration at Lesley: Integrated teaching through the arts.
Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: Integrated Arts Approaches in the Curriculum; Educator Inquiry: Seminar and Thesis; Drama and Critical Literacy
Education: BA, University of Massachusetts (Theater Arts); MEd, Lesley University (Creative Arts in Learning)
Representative List of Recent Publications / Exhibitions: Selected ConferencesGlobal Challenges and Opportunities Facing Children, Youth and Families. Wheelock College Summer 2013. Panel on The Arts as a Vehicle for Learning, Teaching and Social Change: Stories from the Field. NELMS: Integrating into the Middle School Curriculum, The Arts and Multidisciplinary CurriculumsNETC: Readers Theater as a Tool for Literacy and Learning
Marianne has been teaching at Lesley in the Creative Arts in Learning Division since 2002. She currently works with students from the Integrated Teaching through the Arts, Community Arts, and the Art Education Professional Licensure Programs. For five years she served as a faculty academic advisor for the national ITA program. As a teaching artist whose primary interest is the integration of the arts into all aspects of children's lives, Marianne Adams has worked for 30 years as an Artist in Residence through various agencies, traveling to schools all over Massachusetts as a drama teacher, storyteller, and program developer. She has also served as an Arts Specialist and Humanities Teacher in the Boston Public Schools. As a member of the Cambridge Public Schools Drama Collaborative from 1997-2006 she helped design and implement training and support systems for over 100 teachers in the use of drama in the curriculum. She has presented at the NELMS conference several times on various topics concerning the development of integrated, multi-disciplinary curriculums, and recently co-designed the arts panel and day-long workshop sessions for the Global Challenges and Opportunities Facing Children, Youth and Families Conference at Wheelock College. She continues to consult and work with teachers to develop integrated curriculums; locally and nationally. She is a full-time instructor in the Arts at Wheelock College. In addition she is currently the Audience Engagement Coordinator for the Wheelock Family Theater and is works with VSA of Massachusetts on Residencies in the Boston Public Schools.
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EH-Net LinkedIn Group
Due to multiple requests, we now have a LinkedIn Group for The Ethical Hacker Network. The LinkedIn logo at the top of the left-hand column has now officially been switched from ChicagoCon's Group to the new EH-Net Group.
As the description of our new group states:
This is a group dedicated to those who read and participate on The Ethical Hacker Network, the free online magazine for security professionals. This is where we can get a little more formal in our networking efforts.
Our hope is that this site will still remain THE place for questions, conversations, introductions and more. And we'll use LinkedIn for more formal networking opportunities for all of us. We'd hate to see the progress we've made in our own forums be transferred over to LinkedIn's Discussion Board.
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To make the boxes I use a screw clamp and a right angle clamp.
The right angle clamp ensures the corner to be right angle. A pretty useful tool.
With this method I build up to 120 boxes per day. Sufficient rock music, coffee and chocolate provided.
I use the Gatineau wood joints as shown in the pictures below. He uses a rebate all around three sides: left, right and upper (as a frame rest). The rebate has the size of the wall thickness.
This sort of joint produces a strong connection between the walls. With Warré boxes with nailed topbars the use of those rebates are not necessary. Because the nailed topbars stabilizes the box. But the joint Gatineau uses has another advantage: it hides the facewood which provides protection against rotting and weather.
A short video on how I assemble a box:


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Love the blog! What a great trip. My best memories growing up are the traveling trips we took in the station wagon plus grandmother. Enjoy!


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Rachel Zoe's Designer Fashion Resort Collection
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Rachel Zoe Shows Her First Resort Collection
Rachel Zoe hasn't let caring for her infant son slow her down in the slightest. Yesterday, she showed her first resort collection for her namesake line, the first new collection since she debuted in January. Her love for all things '70s continues strong via wide-leg pants and Studio 54-worthy dresses. She also showed party dresses aplenty, smart timing for a collection that will hit stores right in time for all holiday parties. Click our slideshow to see Rachel Zoe's latest collection.


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The Fur (& Feather!) Flyer
Established in 1965, HAWS assists over 6,000 animals and welcomes more than 31,000 human visitors annually. As an "open admissions" shelter we lead the community in animal welfare and assure sanctuary for all animals in need, regardless of age, health or temperament. HAWS is a non-profit, entirely donor-fund organization with an active humane education program, and both wildlife and companion animal rescue services for Waukesha County.
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Make a "Mod" Difference!
HAWS currently has a very special volunteer opportunity available for dog-lovers in our community. Our Behavior Department is looking for volunteers to join our Mod Squad program.
HAWS' Mod Squad is a unique group of volunteers that works with special needs animals housed at our shelter. These volunteers are trained to help dogs "mod"-ify their behavior, using a variety of tools and techniques including EZ-Walk harnesses, Tellington TTouch®, clickers and interactive toys.
Dogs in our Mod Squad program are in several special needs categories, such as those who do not thrive in the shelter environment or have been here overly long; dogs who pass the behavior evaluation but who are not quite ready for adoption; dogs who do not pass the behavior evaluation but can with a little help; and dogs in our adoption ward who would benefit from basic manners training. Activities also provide a source of enrichment for all kenneled dogs.
Just as the Mod Squad's work on the old TV show made good things happen for them, HAWS' Mod Squad is helping good things happen for the dogs in our shelter!
- Our Mod Squad program has completely resolved many behavior problems and greatly increased the adoption odds for our at-risk canine population. More than 600 dogs have been a part of the Mod Squad, and of these, 90% have been adopted and are thriving with their new families!
- Mod Squad alumni dogs require fewer behavior consults than non-Mod Squad dogs (which is a FREE service we provide for the lifetime of your HAWS alumni pet)!
Interested in joining the ranks of HAWS' Mod Squad? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also call the shelter at 262-542-8851 and we'll connect you!
By the way – Ever wonder why HAWS' kennel dogs are happy napping in the afternoons when you come to visit? Not only do our dog walkers put in long hours every morning, but HAWS shelter dogs also attend a Basic Manners class some mornings, learning sit, stay, come, lie down…and the way to greet politely. The dogs are eager to participate in this class – and we see an improvement in their demeanor throughout the day!
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Sharif's challenge: Work with Pakistani press, not against it
Pakistan's general elections in May, though marred by violence that left more than 100 dead, was a reaffirmation of the people's commitment to the democratic process. Voters proved once again that they can make decisions based on their own political interests--and not because of intimidation by those who would perpetrate violence. The media, with their nonstop coverage, arrived as full-fledged partners in the democratic process and were intrinsic to the first civilian transfer of power after the completion of a five-year term by a democratically elected government. Now, the question is: What will come next for the media under Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's government?


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The Diva Celebrity Hairstyle Vote Off
By SS
To keep themselves at the top of the charts these divas need a hit record, and they have to make sure that they've got the best image. And what image is complete without a stunningly seductive hairstyle? None, so a great hairdo is vital!
To help us crown the celebrity singer with the best hairstyle hit, TheHairStyler.com asked you to vote.
Each week we pitted one diva's hairdo against another until the ultimate diva hairstyle was chosen and only one lovely lady was left!
Click here to view the semi-final round of vote offs!
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The Results!
Round 4: Simply Stunning Curls
Mariah Carey
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Beyonce Knowles Winner! Semi-Finalist #4
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Round 3: Eye Catching Color
Avril Lavigne Winner! Semi-Finalist #3
Christina Aguilera
Round 2: Wonderful Waves
Taylor Swift - Winner! Semi-Finalist #2
Round 1: Outstanding Upstyle
Alicia Keys
Jessica Simpson - Winner! Semi-Finalist #1
To see the full range of these celebrity hairstyles, and many others, visit our celebrity hairstyles gallery!


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Soho 1 bedroom apartment Malaga
Size40 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- Air conditioning
- Internet/WiFi
- Elevator in building
- Family/child friendly
- Disabled access
- Washer/dryer
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Calle Casas de Campos, 29001 Málaga, Spain
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It´s a brand new luxury and modern apartment with huge windows and great wooden floor. Very bright apartment with completely new kitchen and bathroom with big shower. The apartment has one bedroom with double bed, salon with kitchen together. There is big sofa in the salon. You can make it as a very comfortable double bed. Its perfect for 2 persons but can host up to 4.
The apartment has air conditioning, the kitchen is fully equipped with stove, oven, fridge, washing machine, kettle, it contains all necessary utensils.
It is very well located.
Only 2 min walk you will found Central Market where you can buy fresh fruits and vegetables.
And in 2 min walk is train stop: "Alameda Principal" if you would like to go to Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola or Airport.
Only 5 min. walk to the city centre, main street (Alameda Principal ) and pedestrian street Larios. And in 10 min. walk to the Cathedral, Museum Picasso and only 10 min to the nearest beach.
It is about in 10 min walk from Train- station "María Zambrano" and bus-station.
The apartment has air conditioning, the kitchen is fully equipped. We will provide sheets and towels. WiFi, TV. Coffee maker.
We always meet guests in the apartment and we will provide them with maps and give information about the highlights of Malaga.
We can give you tips and advice of the city and tell you what the main highlights of the city are.
Also if you send us an email we can make you the shopping and on your arrival you will find the fridge with goods. It would be 10€ extra for the service.
Soho - the Neighbourhood of the Arts. The neighbourhood of activities in the Arts from the performing arts and theatre, photography and music. Works by artists of great national and international recognition on house walls transforming the neighbourhood into a large gallery of outdoor art. Today is not only one of the most visited places in the city, but also it is becoming one of the main tourist attractions. Perfect if you love art.
The best of this neighbourhood is that everything is just there. City buses, train and bus station. Central market, museums, bars, restaurants and beach is just 10 minutes walk.
You don't need to use public transport.
But if you want take a bus, bus-stop just 50 meters from the apartment.
check-in 22:00-24:00 is 15€
check-in AFTER 24:00 is 30€
If you come by car you can park your car in pay-parking near the apartment.
If come in big group, we have other apartments in the same building to offer to you. Check these links for more information:
If you come by car. You can park your car:
Pay-parking: Calle Vendeja, 34,¨Parking Parkigrund¨
We offer taxi services:
From or to Airport: 25€ max 4 per; 30€ max 8pers.
From or to Train/Bus Station: 15€ max 4pers; 20€max 8pers.
Also available tours in Málaga and other cities of Andalucia.
For more information please contact us.
House rulesNo smoking in the flat.
The main thing is no music or party after midnight.
Respect and leave the things as you find them.
Turn off air conditioner every time you leave the apartment.
There is a charge of a 20€ for lost keys.
If you left the keys in the door from inside, you have to pay for locksmith services.
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 24 US per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Nice homey apartment to experience the Spanish life. Excellent and well equipped. Can be noisy at night, but that is part of a city.
Fijn huiselijk appartement om het Spaanse leven te ervaren. Uitstekend en compleet ingericht. Kan s'nachts lawaaiige zijn, maar dat hoort bij een stad.
Leuk appartement op een perfecte locatie! Heel rustig gelegen (autoluwe straat), maar je staat zo middenin het bruisende centrum. We werden hartelijk ontvangen door de broer van de host. Op zijn beste Engels legde hij kort uit wat het appartement te bieden had. Heerlijk verblijf voor 2 personen!
El apartamento muy cómodo (salvo por la falta de microondas), a un paso del centro y tranquilo. Perfecto para el ocio y el trabajo y Pedro muy agradable y flexible con todas mis necesidades. Gracias
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Very good apartment. Bright, airy, well equipped and extremely central. I would stay again. Thank you.
I will divide the review in what was good and what was bad.
The good:
Very fast response time from Pedro on both Wimdu and through cellphone contact. He (or his wife) were always available. Convenient arrangement of taxi from and to the airport, never had to worry about transportation. Quick introduction to the apartment, a quick guide to malaga listed in a bullet point list that Pedro left for us in the apartment. Very close to the city pulse of malaga and the beach but still "local" enough not to feel like a tourist area.
The negative:
Read the Review from "Yvonne" posted on September 2016. It's spot on. In listed form:
1. The apartment floor was really dirty on arrival. We spent 30 minutes mopping the floor. For an apartment listing that has "cleaning" included in the fee it makes you wonder what the definition of cleaning is.
2. The bed sheets were dirty, one of my friends found black hairs in his sheets and he's blonde. The mattresses were also dirty, you could see the stains on them.
3. We were forewarned about the air conditioner leaking a bit of water etc and that we had to wipe the table now and then to avoid water damaging it. What we didn't expect was basically a torrent of water issuing down from the air conditioner. We had to put a bucket under the air conditioner to collect all the water and we emptied the bucket 3 times during our 6 day stay. That shouldn't be an issue given what is charged for the stay.
4. We had to manually kill the safety switch to the stove and oven when not in use as the large hob couldn't be turned of. It automatically went to max as soon as the switch was left on. We had to put a cooking pan with water on the hob just to prevent it from running dry when warming the morning coffee ie.
5. Lastly, and not that big of a deal for me personally, was our little ant problem. We had a train of ants going in between the two bathrooms. For people that dislike ants this could be a problem.
Now I don't mean to be all negative. Personally, we only spent time in the apartment to sleep and shower in between our excursions into the city. We didn't have that high demands in the first place. But the apartment should atleast be clean and have the utilites that you paid for in working order. As it stands I would not rent the apartment again until the issues are fixed.
I would offer a note of caution to those considering booking this apartment : firstly Pedro "the contact"who supplies his picture with friend (which would imply an " attachment" to the apartment) is in fact a property manager for over 140 rentals in the city of Malaga and clearly knew very little about the apartment. Yes he is helpful in advising routes into the old city but beyond that very little else. Secondly the apartment, had not been cleaned, old and stained bed linen ( which Pedro did agree to change) floors covered in dust etc. and the Sun terrace ( interestingly receives very little sun due to the number of surrounding high rise buildings) was covered in bird excrement and lathered in muck and the furniture was stained and imbedded with dirt which looked as though cleaning was not a regular activity. Now Wimdu how do they fair? they don't shine too well in our experience we wanted to complain about the state of the apartment but their response was much delayed and extremely weak ( sort it out with your host! ) so we faced a choice walk out or clean up! so we spend 2 hours cleaning- not the ideal way to start a Holiday. A word on Air conditioning which Wimdu claim the apartment has - well its an old floor- standing noisy old thing which needed the condenser emptied every 2/3 hours and proved to be no match to the searing temperatures of a summer in Spain. lastly I have no idea who reviewed this apartment and have doubts to the authenticity of comments made e.g. someone refers to a bar underneath the apartment selling 100's of beers ! guess what no bars within a mile of the apartment. So fellow travellers BEWARE before booking my comments are genuine - lets see if they are published.
The appartement is new en perfect for two persons. Good shower and good airco. It's right around the corner at Placa de la Merced and also very quied. The café beneath sels beers from all over the world. We had a great time in Malaga with good tips from Pedro! Great place to stay. Best location!
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Fantastic location, can't be more perfect!
Very nice street and Plaza de la Merced is lovely with the bars, the music, the people.
Everything nearby!!
Apartment: everything you need was there. Bathroom perhaps a bit little, terrace a little bit shabby:).
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Tangy and aromatic, celeriac (or celery root) has long been a staple in French cooking. Here, it's combined with parsnips and russet potatoes for a side dish worthy of your favorite bistro—or trattoria, because we've relocated the dish south, from Paris to Tuscany, using olive oil and Parmesan cheese. The potato is kept separate from the celeriac and parsnip because it gets gluey when pureed in a food processor.
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Serves 6
Prep Time 45 min
Total Time 75 min.
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Place celeriac and parsnips in a large saucepan; cover with lightly salted water. Place potato in a medium saucepan; cover with lightly salted water. Bring both saucepans to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer gently until the vegetables are very tender when pierced with a fork, about 20 minutes for the potato and 30 to 40 minutes for the celeriac and parsnips.
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Besides succulent fresh, ripe strawberries, the key to a great strawberry shortcake lies in the quality of the biscuit. And this one is top-notch. These tender, sweet buttermilk biscuits are made with a blend of cake flour and whole-wheat flour and lightened by substituting reduced-fat cream cheese for some of the butter. As a delicately tangy alternative to whipped cream, we use a blend of cream and reduced-fat sour cream.
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"A Jury of Her Peers" Susan Glaspell
The following entry presents criticism on Glaspell's short story "A Jury of Her Peers" (1917).
Known primarily as a playwright, Glaspell's short fiction went largely unnoticed until 1973 when her short story, "A Jury of Her Peers" was rediscovered. Though the author of forty-three short stories, Glaspell's "A Jury of Her Peers" is her most widely anthologized piece of short fiction and is based on an actual court case Glaspell covered as a reporter for the Des Moines Daily. The story, which she adapted from her one-act play Trifles in 1917, has attracted the attention of feminist scholars for its treatment of gender-related themes. On its surface, "A Jury of Her Peers" appears a simple detective story, but through extensive dialogue between two women, Glaspell slowly reveals the story's true underlying conflict: the struggle of women in a male-dominated society.
Plot and Major Characters
"A Jury of Her Peers" opens with controversy surrounding Minnie Foster Wright, who is in jail on suspicion that she murdered her husband by strangling him. Mrs. Wright's story is told indirectly through a conversation between Martha Hale—whose husband discovered the body of John Wright—and Mrs. Peters, the wife of the local sheriff. The sheriff asks Mrs. Hale to accompany them to the Wright's house so she can keep his wife company while the men investigate the murder scene. Thrown together by circumstance, the women form an immediate bond as they begin gathering some of Minnie's belongings to bring to her in her jail cell. Concluding that there is nothing in the kitchen except for "kitchen things," the men begin their investigation in the upstairs of the house and in an outside barn. Left alone in Minnie's kitchen, however, the two women begin discovering their own clues about Minnie's possible motive for killing her husband. Gradually, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters begin noticing details about Minnie's life that escape the notice of their husbands. They notice Minnie's desolate, isolated existence, her broken furniture, the rundown kitchen where she had to cook, and the ragged clothing she was forced to wear because of her husband's miserly insensitivity. Eventually the two women stumble across two clues that piece Minnie's case together. They spot the crooked stitching on one of the quilts Minnie was working on, speculating that she must have been upset while trying to complete the project. The two women also find Minnie's cherished canary strangled and carefully tucked away in a box inside her sewing basket. After discovering these clues, the two women begin talking about how Minnie, once sociable and cheerful, evolved into an introverted, lonely woman after marrying her silent, cold husband. Both women also notice the broken hinge on the bird cage, speculating that John Wright might have strangled Minnie's canary, much the way he killed his wife's spirit with his overbearing manner. After the discovery of Minnie's strangled canary, the two women conjecture that Minnie strangled her husband just as he had strangled her canary. Empathizing with Minnie, the women decide not to tell their husbands about the results of their own investigation. Instead, they repair the erratic stitching on Minnie's quilt and concoct a story about the canary's disappearance, blaming a runaway cat. In silent collusion, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters cover up the clues that reveal Minnie's motive, quietly acquitting Minnie from wrongdoing without their husbands' knowledge.
Major Themes
Now considered a feminist classic, "A Jury of Her Peers" examines the predicaments of women in a male-dominated society. Critics believe that Glaspell, who based this story on a real murder trial in which women were not allowed to serve as jurors, created a jury of those female peers in her story to mete out their own form of justice. A detective story on the surface, "A Jury of Her Peers" is more of a commentary about female oppression, justice, the confining nature of rigid stereotypes, and the differences in perspective between men and women. Throughout "A Jury of Her Peers," the men in the story never acknowledge Minnie Wright's oppression and how it led her to a desperate act. The men in the story also view their wives as the weaker sex, only valuable as overseers of the domestic arena—an area the men consider insignificant. Bound by rigid stereotypes and the inability to step into Minnie's shoes to solve the crime, the men who are supposed to be the primary investigators in the case, miss all of the clues and are unknowingly outwitted by their wives. After the two women solve the case, they silently decide to protect one of their own, ultimately becoming the true investigators, the judge, and the jury on Minnie's case.
Critical Reception
A winner of the Pulitzer Prize for her drama Alison's House, Glaspell attained much critical acclaim as a playwright and as an important contributor to the development of modern American drama. Her short fiction, however, was often considered regional, sentimental, and full of formulaic plots. Most of her forty-three short stories fell into the genre of local color writing, the staple of many magazines at the turn of the twentieth century. Many of Glaspell's stories were published in magazines such as Good Housekeeping and the Woman's Home Companion. Of all her short fictional works, however, critics have hailed "A Jury of Her Peers" as a feminist classic, noting the story's significance-laden details and its insight into motivations of men and women. In 1912, a reviewer for the Boston Evening Transcript praised Glaspell, saying: "Rarely do we meet with a writer who lifts the masks of life, who shows us the naked souls of men, their dreams, their sufferings, their hopes."
Principal Works
Lifted Masks 1912
"A Jury of Her Peers" 1917
The Glory of the Conquered (novel) 1909
The Visioning (novel) 1911
Fidelity (novel) 1915
Suppressed Desires [with George Cram Cook] (drama) 1915
Trifles (drama) 1916
Close the Book (drama) 1917
The Outside (drama) 1917
The People (drama) 1917
Tickless Time [with George Cram Cook] (drama) 1918
Woman's Honor (drama) 1918
Bernice (drama) 1919
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Karen Alkalay-Gut (essay date 1984)
SOURCE: "Jury Of Her Peers: The Importance of Trifles," in Studies in Short Fiction, Vol. 21, No. 1, Winter, 1984, pp. 1–9.
[In the following excerpt, Alkalay-Gut analyzes details of "A Jury of Her Peers."]
The continuing popularity of Susan Glaspell's story, "Jury of Her Peers," and the play Trifles from which it emerged, can not really be explained by an examination of the plot. Two housewives, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters, accompanying their husbands who are investigating the murder of a man by his wife, discover in the kitchen the clues which indicate the motive of the murderess, and silently agree to withhold this evidence from their husbands....
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Victoria Aarons (essay date 1984)
SOURCE: "A Community of Women: Surviving Marriage in the Wilderness," in Portraits of Marriage in Literature, Western Illinois University, 1984, pp. 141–49.
[In the excerpt below, Aarons stresses that American pioneer women needed the support of a larger female community in order to withstand the isolation of pioneer life.]
American fiction written by women during the years surrounding the turn of the century illustrates the mounting tension between the rigid social structures of patriarchal conventions and the women who stood as pioneers in the often oppressive wilderness. The women protagonists in this corpus of fiction characteristically are portrayed as...
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Judith Fetterley (essay date 1986)
SOURCE: "Reading About Reading: 'A Jury of Her Peers,' 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue,' and 'The Yellow Wallpaper,'" in Gender and Reading: Essays on Readers, Texts, and Contexts, edited by Elizabeth A. Flynn and Patrocinio P. Schweickart, The John Hopkins University Press, 1986, pp. 147–64.
[In this excerpt from a larger treatment of gender-based reading, Fetterley discusses how Glaspell attempted in "A Jury of Her Peers" to teach male readers how to "read" female narratives.]
As a student of American literature, I have long been struck by the degree to which American texts are self-reflexive. Our "classics" are filled with scenes of...
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Leonard Mustazza (essay date 1989)
SOURCE: "Generic Translation and Thematic Shift in Susan Glaspell's 'Trifles' and 'A Jury of Her Peers,'" in Studies in Short Fiction, Vol. 26, No. 4, Fall, 1989, pp. 489–96.
[In the following essay, Mustazza maintains that when Glaspell adapted the play Trifles into the short story, "A Jury of Her Peers," she changed the focus from the so-called trivial details of women's lives to women's powerlessness in the American legal system.]
Commentators on Susan Glaspell's classic feminist short story, "A Jury of Her Peers" (1917), and the one-act play from which it derives, Trifles (1916), have tended to regard the two works as essentially...
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Sherri Hallgren (essay date 1995)
SOURCE: "'The Law is the Law—and a Bad Stove is a Bad Stove': Subversive Justice and Layers of Collusion in 'A Jury of Her Peers,'" in Violence, Silence, and Anger: Women's Writings as Transgression, edited by Deirdre Lashgari, University Press of Virginia, 1995, pp. 203–18.
[In the following essay, Hallgren demonstrates how readers of "A Jury of Her Peers" are meant to collude with Glaspell-as-narrator in the same ways the female characters band together to mete out justice.]
Susan Glaspell's 1917 short story "A Jury of Her Peers" has been quietly stunning women readers since its reappearance in a feminist anthology nearly twenty years ago. A...
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Elaine Hedges (essay date 1995)
SOURCE: "Small Things Reconsidered: 'A Jury of Her Peers,'" in Susan Glaspell: Essays on Her Theater and Fiction, edited by Linda Ben-Zvi, The University of Michigan Press, 1995, pp. 49–67.
[In the excerpt below, first published in 1986, Hedges reconstructs women's social history of the nineteenth-century American West to explain the symbolism of Glaspell's story "A Jury of Her Peers."]
Susan Glaspell's "A Jury of Her Peers" is by now a small feminist classic. Published in 1917, rediscovered in the early 1970s, and increasingly reprinted since then in anthologies and textbooks, it has become for both readers and critics a familiar and frequently...
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Further Reading
Papke, Mary E. Susan Glaspell: A Research and Production Sourcebook. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1993, 299 p.
This complete bibliography of Glaspell's works includes archival material, plot summaries, production histories, and review summaries of her plays, as well as an annotated bibliography of secondary sources.
Kolodny, Annette. "A Map for Rereading; or, Gender and the Interpretation of Literary Texts." In The Mother Tongue: Essays in Feminist Psychoanalytic Interpretation, pp. 241–59. Edited by Shirley Nelson Garner, Claire Kahane, and Madelon Sprengnether. Ithaca, New...
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Student Leader of the Month Joseph Granado (left) receives a
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Joseph Granado is Student Leader of the Month
By John Montoya
Assistant Director of Leadership Development, Office of Student Activities
(Nov. 21, 2008)--The UTSA Office of Student Activities announces junior biology major Joseph Granado was selected as the LeadUTSA Student Leader of the Month for October. Congratulations and thank you to Joseph for being an active member of the UTSA community.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Granado was selected because of his leadership contributions with the UTSA Ambassadors, New Student Orientation leaders, Sigma Kappa Upsilon, Golden Key Honor Society, Catholic Student Association, National Student Exchange and as a student assistant in the Office of Undergraduate Studies Support and Technology Services.
As an orientation leader, Granado was integral in providing freshmen with a positive introduction to UTSA and as a result was awarded Orientation Leader of the Year. He also does charity work and service projects through the Catholic Student Association that have made a big impact on UTSA and the community.
LeadUTSA is the comprehensive student leadership development program. For more information on LeadUTSA and the Student Leader of the Month program, visit the LeadUTSA Web site or contact John Montoya at (210) 458-4936.


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Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
I thought after the Romo and Flacco contracts he'd be somewhere around $50 mill per with something like $125m guaranteed.
"You killed my family, and I don't like that kind of thing."
Thats a lot of dough and of course he wants more.
" Success is never final, but failure can be " B.P.


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A fusion of the drug names, Prozac and Viagra. A cocktail of medications or herbal supplements that elevates both mood and libido or produces a beneficial effect on both by elevating either.
Jim must have started on Prozagra or something. Lately he seems to have taken out a new lease on life!
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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by Sam I Am, Oct 19, 2011.
That's pretty darn good!
If that little guy serves as an inspector for air tight seals, this product is a double fail. :laugh2:
Eagles scare people, and not in the intimidating way.
Sorry if these have been posted before.
Okay, this is wrong....but :laugh2:
Apparently, this guy drives around Atlanta.
I appreciate the time and effort into this graphic, but this is the EPITOME of nerdism...
Put down the XBox controller and use your talents for something else, my friend...
He said it took talent to make it, but it was ****. He was telling the creator to stop wasting his talents on dumb*** bull**** and use those talent on something more constructive and a lot less LAME. :laugh2:
wow. if we did that for every lame image in this thread, we would double the number of posts.


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I'm using a hash map to store my objects which contain vertices and world offset position. I use a string as the key, the key being the objects x,y,z position stored as a string - used to lookup if object has been drawn or needs drawing or removing. Is there anything faster than a hashmap for this?
This is in Java by the way :-)


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Survey Says: Carmel Most Romantic City In America
Carmel Ranks Third Behind Paris and Venice In World
CARMEL, Calif. - Is it the way the waves crash on the sand? The quiet serenity of a lonely fountain? Or is it the way couples stick together on the small sidewalks?
A new Travel and Leisure survey ranks Carmel the third most romantic city in the world behind Paris and Venice, which makes it the most romantic city in the U.S.
"It's like they say about Paris there's two kinds of people in the world: people who have been to Carmel and those who haven't," said Marc Allaman, who has been coming to Carmel with his wife, Kathryn, for 25 years. The two have been married for 20.
"I saw her walk into that class and it was love at first sight," Marc remembers.
And with that comes similar favorite spots like having lunch at Rocky Point, the two said in unison.
"I love the beach, the beach is my favorite," Marc said. "That's why we bring the chairs."
The word of the day is quaint, which is exactly what Stephanie Orma said about Carmel when she wrote the article. She said that there's one place you can't miss when you come: Aubergine Restaurant at L'Auberge Hotel.
"It's really a great spot for people to stop and make a point to dine and really capture a little romance," said restaurant director Nathaniel Munoz.
A little romance is right. The restaurant only has nine tables and the hotel accommodates just 20 guests. The hotel had been booked solid 10 days in advance and the restaurant about two weeks, Munoz said.
Valentine's Day weekend bleeding into President's Day had the sidewalks in Carmel filled to capacity.


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The blessings of atheism
This widespread misapprehension that atheists believe in nothing positive is one of the main reasons secularly inclined Americans — roughly 20 percent of the population — do not wield public influence commensurate with their numbers. One major problem is the dearth of secular community institutions. But the most powerful force holding us back is our own reluctance to speak, particularly at moments of high national drama and emotion, with the combination of reason and passion needed to erase the image of the atheist as a bloodless intellectual robot. …
IT is primarily in the face of suffering, whether the tragedy is individual or collective, that I am forcefully reminded of what atheism has to offer. When I try to help a loved one losing his mind to Alzheimer's, when I see homeless people shivering in the wake of a deadly storm, when the news media bring me almost obscenely close to the raw grief of bereft parents, I do not have to ask, as all people of faith must, why an all-powerful, all-good God allows such things to happen.
It is a positive blessing, not a negation of belief, to be free of what is known as the theodicy problem. Human "free will" is Western monotheism's answer to the question of why God does not use his power to prevent the slaughter of innocents, and many people throughout history (some murdered as heretics) have not been able to let God off the hook in that fashion.


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After twenty years in Alaska, you would think that I would get used to the high price of shipping. Then another company comes along and gouges you even more.
I ordered a part for my 22 from a company in SoCal. 12.99 for the part, 21.00 for shipping. I called and asked them to put it in a plain envelope and ship it USPS. They told me they only shipped UPS. You can geuss where I told them to stick thier shipping.


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They're Great, But Not The Greatest
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- Written by Dave Walsh
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A casual sports fan is asked who the greatest basketball player of all time is. Without thinking too long the fan replies and says Michael Jordan. When asked who the greatest football player is, the fan says Jim Brown. The fan continues to answer the same question from various sports. Gretzky, Pele, Mays, Robinson etc... The answers the fan gives are generally accepted by most sport pundits.
A casual fight fan is asked who the greatest Muay Thai fighter of all time is. The fan responds with Buakaw Por. Pramuk, and Ramon Dekkers. Which, unfortunately is what most fight fans would say.
According to various highlight reels, and from his fans, Ramon Dekkers was the first foreign fighter to win fighter of the year in Thailand. This is not true at all. They claim he won the award in 1992, but the actual winner was Jaroensap Kiatbanchong. It is possible he won best foreign fighter, but he never won fighter of the year, yet many still believe he did. Kind of hard to be fighter of the year when you never held a title in any of the major stadiums (Lumpinee Stadium, and Rajadamnern Stadium) isn't it? His fans claim he beat the best fighters from Thailand, and on occasions he did. He violently took out Coban Lookchaomaesaitong, and also holds wins over Nampon NongkeePahuyuth, and Sangtienoi Sor. Rungrot. Granted Sangtienoi had seen better days, and Nampon had a fun night on the town the day before, but still, he got the W's. But more times than not he was outclassed by the Thai's. The same 3 names above also have wins over Dekkers, as does former fighter of the year Orono Por. Muang Ubon. The ever popular Sakmongkol Sitnchuchoke was only 17 when he beat Dekkers. Den Muangsurin outclassed him over 5 rounds, and a prime Sangtienoi clowned him. Being an 8 time world champion is great, but the true world champ has to get it in Lumpinee, or Raja.
At the end of the day Ramon Dekkers was an awesome fighter, and a top 10 foreign Muay Thai fighter, but not the best Muay Thai fighter ever, or even top 50 or 100 for that matter. Joe "OHHH" Rogan and his comments about Dekkers, and Kaman being the greatest are incongruous and flat out not true.
Where to begin with Buakaw Por. Pramuk? First off being a champion in K-1 does not make you the greatest Muay Thai fighter ever. Second, like Dekkers, Buakaw never held any major stadium titles. He was ranked high at one point and may have became a champion had he stayed in Thailand, but he chose the money, the myth, and the fame. Even in his homeland most people view him more as an attraction or celebrity, and not a fighter. Would the greatest Muay Thai fighter of all time and his handlers refuse to fight the best? Buakaw and his camp do. They've been running from the best Thai's for years, hence why he's viewed as a celebrity and not a fighter. It is rumored he accepted a fight with Yodsanklai Fairtex to take place sometime in the upcoming months. Will it happen? I highly doubt it. If it does happen? Myth takes a beating.
Great ambassador for Muay Thai? I suppose. Greatest Muay Thai fighter ever? Not even in the discussion. He is to Muay Thai as Royce Gracie is to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Ramon Dekkers, and Buakaw Por. Pramuk both have there place in fighting history. One as a ballsy "turbine from hell" who would fight the best and always put on a fun fight regardless of whether he won or not. The other, a good Muay Thai fighter who took his skills and abilities to kickboxing and became great in that sport. But please people, don't confuse Muay Thai with kickboxing.


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Traditional beet-based borscht is the quintessential Russian soup. While borscht can be served cold in the summer, this recipe delivers a steaming pot of hearty, winter soup.
1 pound cubed beef stew meat
1 marrow bone or meaty beef bone
1 medium clove garlic, peeled
1 medium carrot, peeled and coarsely chopped
1 medium celery stalk, coarsely chopped
1 medium leek, coarsely chopped
1 bay leaf
12 whole black peppercorns
6 medium red beets
1/4 head green cabbage, shredded (about 3 cups)
1/2 cup minced fresh dill
1/2 cup sour cream, for garnish
Combine beef, bone, garlic, carrot, celery, leek, bay leaf, and peppercorns with two quarts water in a large pot. Cover and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat to medium low and simmer for two hours. Meanwhile, place unpeeled beets in a separate saucepan, cover with water, and cook over medium heat until soft, about 40 minutes. Let cool slightly, then peel and dice.
Strain beef mixture, reserving broth and discarding solids. Return broth to the pot and add beets and shredded cabbage. Cook until flavors meld, about 20 minutes more. Season with salt as needed, and serve in bowls garnished with minced dill and a dollop of sour cream.
Servings: Serves six to eight
This Georgian cheese pastry is served with every Georgian meal, including shashlyk (kebabs), lobio (beans), and lule kebabs (ground beef or lamb).
1/2 liter plain yogurt
1 egg, slightly beaten
3 tablespoons melted butter
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
3 cups flour
4 cups soft white cheese
2 eggs, slightly beaten
To make the dough, mix together the yogurt, egg, and melted butter in a large bowl. Stir in the flour, baking soda, and salt. Mix well and knead to make a soft but not sticky dough. For the filling, mix together the cheese and the beaten eggs, mashing into a smooth paste. Set aside.
Divide the dough into four pieces. Roll each piece on a lightly floured board into a 12-inch round. Divide the filling into four portions. Place one portion on the dough, smoothing out to about once inch from the edge. Fold over the dough towards the center to cover, rolling smooth with a rolling pin to seal the top.
Heat a large frying pan over medium heat. Melt a generous spoonful of butter and place the khachapuri seam-side down, cover and fry until golden brown. Turn and fry the other side, adding more butter to the pan. Repeat with the remaining dough and fillings.
Servings: Serves four (one pastry per person)
Bliny are Russian pancakes usually made with yeast, but this simple recipe uses baking soda instead. Serve with sour cream, jam, or caviar.
1 cup flour
3 cups milk
1/2 teaspoon soda
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
Salt and sugar to taste
2-3 eggs
Mix eggs with three cups of milk. Add salt and flour and mix thoroughly to eliminate lumps. Pour vegetable oil into a saucer. Peel an onion and cut it into two parts; take one part with a fork and dip it in oil. Use it every time for greasing the pan with vegetable oil. Heat and grease a pan. Pour thin layer of batter evenly (the thinner the better). Add more flour if you are not successful with thin bliny. Cook until light brown, about two minutes on each side.
Servings: Serves two to three
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He's a guy that carries three or more guns, 12 mags, 1/2doz knifes and about 6 flash lights. He wears leather and chains and hangs out at the mall and is always ready to go into action. He's got more stories than the spit and whittle club down at the court house. Alfred E. Newman is his hero.
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The body of a young member of the Manly Sea Eagles rugby league club has been found at the base of a cliff at a northern Sydney beach.
Police are trying to determine what happened to the 21-year-old, named by News Ltd as Jason Annear, who graduated to NSW Cup level in 2012 and had been placed on standby to make his NRL debut.
Emergency services were called to Queenscliff Point, near Freshwater Beach, about 6.50pm (AEDT) on Sunday after members of the public spotted a body at the base of the cliff.
It's believed Annear may have fallen to his death while returning home from the club's annual presentation dinner at the Manly Pacific Hotel on Friday.
The club posted a short note on its Twitter account saying: "Tragic news for the club today. Out of respect for the family we'll make a statement at a more appropriate time. Thank you for your support."
Police are preparing a report for the coroner.


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Because were watching u.
I sincerely hope that the above title and sentence bothered you. This is not meant as an offense to the casual readers of my little, humorous ramblings. No, it is meant only as a prayer that you are paying attention, and that the English teachers of America are still teaching something in their classrooms.
So that nobody's sensibilities are injured:
You're not safe, not even in your own home.
Because we're watching you.
I have a reputation of being somewhat particular about the English language and its proper use. I have more than once been called the Grammar Police -- and frequently far less friendly terms -- because of my obsessive need to correctly form a sentence.
Someone recently came up with a brilliant idea -- one that I think our dear Congress should seriously consider turning into law.
Behold! This is the test that would allow or deny you access to the internet. I suspect that after requiring this test that approximately 200 people would be allowed on the glorious world wide web. The sad part about this is that I am not joking.
On the bright side, none of my favorite sites would be overloaded ever again. Look out Netflix, here I come!
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An afro hairstyle which has been shaven off on either side of the head leaving a puffy strip of 'fro along the centre of the scalp; in its more understated version is known as the frohawk, a shorter frohican more suitable for businessmen or lawyers.
His frohican was the envy of everyone else at the barbeque, particularly because of its startling height and frothy texture.
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