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A mother who suffered from the same condition during pregnancy as the Duchess of Cambridge says the mother-to-be could be in for hellish months ahead.
Palace officials announced the 30-year-old Duchess is pregnant and has been in hospital in London with the potentially dangerous morning sickness, hyperemesis gravidarum.
Wellington's Bria Hayward, 39, suffered from the same condition during her pregnancies with sons, Johnny, 4, and Alby, 7 weeks, which at times was so severe she was sick up to 30 times a day and had to go to hospital several times for dehydration.
"It got so bad I couldn't hold anything down, not even water. So I was hospitalised seven times with Johnny and just on a drip. They were feeding me teaspoons of water and I couldn't keep it down," she said.
Hyperemesis gravidarum affects about one in 200 women, but only a small number of those are struck down so severely they need to be treated in hospital.
The symptoms are caused by a hormone produced by pregnancy that causes people to respond differently, and symptoms usually peak around 10 weeks, said NZ College of Midwives spokeswoman Alison Eddy.
She advised sufferers to eat small meals, keep fluids up and limit stress to help alleviate the symptoms.
Mrs Hayward said the months ahead could be difficult for the Duchess.
"It's like you're so far gone in sickness that nothing helps. It takes over your head and you feel like you're going crazy."
When she got pregnant with her second son, she had acupuncture and took supplements as well as medication that helped to reduce the symptoms.
Until the 1950s, women died from the condition through becoming dehydrated - Charlotte Bronte is believed to have been a victim.
A Swedish study in the Lancet in 1999 suggested women suffering from the condition were slightly more likely to be carrying a girl.


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Why doesn't my cat like his scratching pad (door hanger), and why doesn't he seem to go crazy for catnip?
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Most cats like to have scratching posts that are sturdy and won't move or tip over so they can get a good scratch and stretch on them. I have yet to meet a cat that likes the ones that hang, unless they are used as a play toy. As far as catnip, some cats are "immune" to it and it doesn't phase them. Some cats are euphoric with it and others get aggressive. Make sure not to use cat nip in kittens under 6 months of age. Research has shown that their brains are still developing and it could interfere with that.
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my cat did not like his door hanger scatching pad either (I gave it away). He prefers a large flat scratching surface. I tried one that has extended legs, but it moves too much when he latches on. He LOVES the heavy flat coir mat on the inside of the garage door . Only problem is I have to let him in & out to scratch. Can't help with the catnip - mine loves it!
Member 582686 answered on 9/24/08. Helpful? / 1
My cats didn't like the door hanger either. They also liked a solid surface scratcher, their favorite being a slant board, corrugated cardboard scratcher. The boards are replaceable. Izzie loves catnip but Delilah couldn't care less about it. This summer I grew my own catnip (available online or at garden centers during the summer.) and dried it myself.
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all cats are different! My Phil does care for catnip but Squeekie seeks it out and goes completely bonkers when she finds one of his catnip toys!
With the scratcher, He also didnt like the door hanger one i got him, he like the carboard ones that lie at an angle. He doesn't seem to like any scratchers to wiggle or moves and perfers them really solid so he can really get at them. Maybe your kitty is the same way?
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Beef Braciole With Potato Salad
A classic Italian dish with a fresh twist!
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Beef Braciole With Potato Salad
- Braciole
- 2 pounds eye of beef round (sliced into thin scallops, about 4 x 6 inches)
- 12 sage leaves
- 1 orange
- 1/4 cup grated Pecorino Romano cheese
- extra-virgin olive oil
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper (to taste)
Potato Salad
- 3 pounds red New potatoes (cut in half)
- 1 medium red onion (thinly sliced)
- 2 stalks celery (finely chopped)
- 1/4 cup basil (chopped)
- 4 scallions (sliced)
- 2 tablespoons capers
- 2 teaspoons caraway seeds
- 1 tablespoon fennel seeds
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1 teaspoon Kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- For the Braciole: Preheat the grill or broiler to high heat. Lay the beef out on a clean work surface. Season each slice with salt and pepper. Place 2 sage leaves, orange zest (1 swipe on the grater per piece) and a sprinkling of grated cheese on top of each slice. Roll up each piecelike a jelly roll, starting from a short side and secure seam with toothpicks. Season the stuffed meat rolls with salt and pepper and drizzle with olive oil.
- Grill or broil the meat rolls, turning once, until the beef is medium-rare, about 3 minutes per side. Remove to a cutting board to rest for 5-10 minutes. Remove toothpicks. Slice and serve braciole with a squeeze of fresh orange juice from the remaining orange. Serve alongside potato salad.
- For the Potato Salad: In a large saucepan or pot, cover potatoes with cold water by an inch. Season water with salt. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat to low and simmer until the potatoes are tender, about 15 minutes. Drain well in a colander. Add the potatoes to a large bowl, along with the onion, celery, basil, scallions, capers, fennel seeds and caraway seeds. In a small bowl, whisk together the olive oil, vinegar, mustard, salt and pepper. Pour the dressing over the potato mixture and gently toss to combine. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
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Professor Shapiro directs the Institute on Assets and Social at The Heller School for Social Policy, Brandeis University. Professor Shapiro's primary interest is in racial inequality and public policy. He wrote The Hidden Cost of Being African American. With Dr. Melvin Oliver, he co-authored Black Wealth/ White Wealth, which received the 1997 Distinguished Scholarly Publication Award from the American Sociological Association.
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As the Drug Store News Group and its partners at the Convenient Care Association played host to several hundred in-store based providers in Orlando, Fla., in late July for the fifth annual Retail Clinician Education Congress, several signs began to emerge that the retail clinic model had reached a critical tipping point.
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Walgreens is looking to make getting a flu shot as easy as walking into any Walgreens, Duane Reade and Take Care Clinic by offering flu shots without an appointment.
At the start of the year, Drug Store News predicted that 2012 would be a significant year for the convenient care industry as retail-based health clinics gear up for expansion and move closer to version 2.0. Well, that prediction is ringing true.
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Walgreens in May named Alan London chief medical officer of Take Care Health Systems Consumer Solutions Group.
Sometimes even I am surprised by who is reading us. Last month, nearly 120,000 unique visitors came to DrugStoreNews.com. One of them was president of the American Academy of Family Physicians Glen Stream.
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The news that Walgreens has appointed Alan London as chief medical officer of Take Care Health Systems Consumer Solutions Group is important especially since he is a family physician who has more than three decades of experience in patient care delivery, healthcare strategy and business development, and spent 12 years at Cleveland Clinic.
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Manual Gear lever problems
My car has just thrown the middle finger at me by shape of gear lever. I was downshifting (normally) to turn into my neighborhood. 3rd to 2nd, do it all the time. however when I did it a loud popping sound happened. I thought it was just my phone hitting the silver plastic but a couple of hours later I go back in the car and notice it won't center itself back in neutral. I've read on here that it was a spring issue, but everything seems to be in place. Kinda hoping someone could chime in. Everyone around here seems to own an auto focus (well except my ex [facepalm]) so i can't really look at what's exactly wrong. The car gets into gear fine, it just won't center.
Pop off your boot( clipped in) and make sure both links are properly seated. Also check for any cracks on the plastic shifter base.
yes unscrew your shifter then lift the boot up at the end closest to you the front will then slide out. pull it off the shifter. there are to points where the cables attach to the shifter. you will see coil springs with the ends sandwiching the one on the right this is the centering spring. as you move the shifter you are lifting or pushing on the spring. it sounds like one of the fingers on the spring has broken or that the entire spring has detached from the shifter mechanism.
I've been having problems with mine for about 20k now. Dealer just keeps saying it drives fine. It just doesn't go into 2nd gear right.
is the boot loose all the way around the shifter? one time mine tried to eat it and now i have a hole.
Hey, since you have a 2011, I wonder if you are under36k.. If so warranty prevails. Go to the dealer.
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Unshackle Europe's Entrepreneurs
A Danish folk saying sums up one reason for Europe's anti-entrepreneurial bias: "Don't believe you are anything more than your neighbor." It's an attitude that entrepreneurs find frustrating as they try to duplicate the high-tech successes of the U.S.
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Kiwis coach Stephen Kearney followed a plan as opposed to form when picking his side to play France in Avignon on Saturday morning.
Kearney has made seven changes to the playing 17, which will ensure all 24 players in the touring squad will get a run in the opening two games of the World Cup. It's a logical approach given the short turnaround, and injuries will come into the equation later in the tournament.
Kevin Locke, Jason Nightingale, Krisnan Inu, Ben Matulino, Alex Glenn and Greg Eastwood will play while Sonny Bill Williams, Dean Whare, Sam Moa, Jesse Bromwich, Josh Hoffman and Manu Vatuvei will sit out the match.
Thomas Leuluai was set to make his first start of the tournament but pulled out half an hour into training due to a groin injury. Kieran Foran will start in the six jersey once again.
"The idea right from the start of the tournament was to give everyone an opportunity to stake a claim for a position," Kearney said.
"That hasn't changed because of the performance against Samoa on Sunday."
The Kiwis emerged from that 42-24 win with plenty to think about, not least of all for Kearney who needs to find the right mix when they move through to the knockout stages.
Centre is one of the main areas. Dean Whare, named man of the match against Samoa, has locked down one position but the role on the other edge is up for grabs. Bryson Goodwin was poor against Samoa. He missed six tackles and made one error as they targeted his side and scored four tries in 11 minutes. He gets another chance against France, with Krisnan Inu replacing Whare.
The Kiwis are missing a couple of handy centre options for the World Cup, with Roosters centre Shaun Kenny-Dowall out with a broken jaw and the Warriors' Konrad Hurrell playing for Tonga instead but Kearney could call on the likes of Elijah Taylor, Simon Mannering and Glenn to play there if he needed to.
Vatuvei picked up ankle and knee injuries against Samoa and might not train fully this week, meaning Nightingale will play, but the remaining players have been left out to give opportunities to others.
Williams picked up a few bumps last weekend, as well as a bruised ego after butchering a try, but would have been right to play. Instead, Kearney wanted to give Glenn a run as well as give Pritchard more game time.
The Kiwis should beat France comfortably on Saturday morning but this World Cup has already shown there are few easy games. France just scraped past Papua New Guinea 9-8 in their opening game.
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question on cam & oil pump install chev 350
ok guys...
I don't recall there being a gasket between the cap & the oil pump, but I wanted to be sure.
on the cam - after the cam is installed what holds the cam in place? there is a piece that looks like it could bolt over the cam (surface that looks like a gasket would go there, and also two bolt holes). however, I do not remember removing anything off there, and don't have any bolts for this area. when I disassembled this engine I put everything in baggies, and labeled everything.
so what this looks like is the cam is installed, and then the sproket bolts directly to the cam. am I off the wall here? (this is a one piece rear main with hyd. cam)
There is no gasket between the pump and block. But make sure you put the plastic retainer on the pump that holds the rod that goe's to the dist. There is a retainer that holds the cam in it is a plate that bolts to the block and holds the cam in and then the gear goes on. Do not leave the plate off. ROY
thanks Roy - on the oil pump I got a shaft will a steel sleave so I don't have to worry about changing that stupid nylong bushing.
I can't not find that retainer anywhere, and I was incredibly careful pulling everything apart. I took on thing off, put it in baggies, and then marked them.
If your block has the machined face for the cam retaining plate it must be a late model block. GM made these blocks so that they can be used with hydralic roller cams and they have this machined surface for the cam retaining plate, However, GM used a lot of these blocks with NON-Roller hydralic cams (primarily in tbi truck engines). If your engine did not originally have a roller cam then you have one of these blocks and you can use a stock type chevy cam with no retaining plate Or you can upgrade to a FACTORY Hydralic roller cam design which includes obtaining the roller lifter guides, Lifter retaining plate (referred to as the "SPIDER"), and the front cam retaining plate. The front of the factory design roller cam is "stepped" to allow for the retaining plate. Hope this cleared up the missing retaining plate question, because you probably didn't miss it, it wasn't there to start with!
thanks studebaker - yea this is a stock block out of my 89 k5 that I'm putting together, and not it didn't have a roller cam in it. I asked this question on another site, and they told me I didn't need one unless I was using a roller cam too; however, I wasn't sure why that was machined in there.
I go along with Roy every sbc cam that I have removed or replaced had a retaining plate and two bolts to hold it in. The retaing plate is C shaped or half moon shaped and two bolts fasten it to the block.
Just to clarify, I have rebuilt many of these small block chevy engines that have been machined for the roller cam but the factory used standard hydralic cam and lifters that do not require use of the cam retaining plate. . Some of the late model big blocks are this same way only they don't have the retaining plate mounting bolt holes drilled and tapped. I think the reason G.M. did this with early truck TBI engines is that some of the roller cams have too much lift and duration to be compatible with the computers of the late 80's and early 90's truck engines.
there other thing is I was extremely meticulous with how I took this apart marking everything in baggies etc. and this is the second one of these I've done in 6 months. to make a long story short I am almost 100% positive there was no retaining plate on this.
here is the link on the other site that I was mentioning if anybody is interested. this other site is specifially for chevy k series vehicles (69-87 trucks & 69-91 blazers & suburbans).
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I did not say they did not have engines without plates I said to be sure to put a plate 0n. The ones without plates were low rev low HP engines. On the later models they even put rev limiters on them. You overhaul one and up the cam and the HP and RPM range and you better put a plate or cam button on it.Of course me and david are old and dum but you might look into it because the cost is very low. ROY
thanks for the FYI Roy... I'll have debate this one out in my mind. this engine is going into my k5 (finishing this so I can get my 1950 chev in the shop) so the RPM's will be low (running RV cam). I will have to decide whether I want to put one in or not.
Ok, not to debate whether or not to use a plate. If memory serves me correct the reason some need plates and others don't depends on the style of cam used. On most engines the cam is set up to pull back into the block when running, so the timing gear is used to locate the cam in the block. The slight angle on the lobes against the lifters do this, also the direction of rotation and the angle of the cut on the distributor drive gear will either pull the cam to, or push it away from the distributor when rotating under load,the load being the oil pump being turned through the dist.gear. Hope this helps in the reason why department. Man just think of all the discussions we'll have in September!!!!
I haven't been around for a september yet so I guess I got all the fun ahead of me still!
I had no idea that Chevrolet would do such a silly thing, makes me wonder what would happen after those camshafts wear down. Perhaps this is the best method to ensure an engine will self destruct after so long. What a way to save a dollar.
She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've made a lot of special modifications myself.
Han Solo
Stop and think for a minute,if there is no retainer to hold the cam in place,or a button to push it back what keeps it in place? The timing chain won't do it and it can't walk back and forth or the gears on the cam and oil pump would fail along with the cam itself and the lifters. The lifters don't ride centered over the lobes on the cam if they did then they wouldn't rotate and again they would wear out. As far as gears are concerned depending on how they are cut they will when run at 90deg to each other they will push away from each other or pull themselves closer together :p
Your block is machined and two threaded holes to bolt the retaining plate in. It would be pretty cheap insurance to just purchase a sbc cam retaining plate and two bolts from GM , probably less than $20 bucks and put it on there, then you won"t have to worry about it. You could probably pick it up at a engine Re-building shop even cheaper. But I believe it would be wise to have it on there.
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Last weekend the 2011 Rimat Ti Amianan National Shortboard Competition saw 7ft to double overhead waves with the North swell going all out at the Point. Competitors from La Union, Baler, Siargao and all over slew huge wedges to give this year's Rimat a fantastic show of power and flair surfing.
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Men's Open
LU home boy Anthony "Kaw Kaw" Leubben defending his turf at Monaliza Point
Joehenry "Pakito" Tena fresh out of his great performance at the recent Baler Beach Break Master
Jeff Dela Torre showing why he was last year's champ
Rommel "Okoy" Rojo a comp-circuit veteran, knows the winning formula
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2nd Runner Up: – Bj June Taningco Coloma
Mens Open Division
Champion: Rommel "Okoy" Rojo of Baler
1st Runner Up: Jefferson "Jeff" Dela Torre of La Union/Baler
2nd Runner Up: Robinson Dela Torre of Baler
3rd Runner Up: Philmar Alipayo of Siargao
Okoy thanking his sponsors and friends
Junior Division
Champion: Jhay-R Esquivel of La Union
1st Runner Up: Neil Sanchez of Baler
2nd Runner Up: Jerick Penaredondo of Baler
3rd Runner Up: Jomar Bueneventura of Baler
two bright stars Neil and JR
Wahine Division
Champion: Daisy Valdez of La Union
1st Runner Up: Karen Betsayda of Daet
2nd Runner Up: Mickey Girl Galang of La Union
3rd Runner Up: Joy Villamor of La Union
beauty and brawns Karen and Daisy
Music ensued after the ceremonies. The Bottles band of Baler belted out their covers of reggae and ska songs and the crowd – visitors from Germany, the UK, Slovenia, Korea, Manila and of course the locals – partied all thru out the night.
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*Many thanks to Dexter Ollero for the warm welcome. Photos by Mike Del Rosario. Words by TJ Cafuir.
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MIAMI GARDENS, FL - FEBRUARY 07: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell stands on the field prior to Super Bowl XLIV between the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints on February 7, 2010 at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Jon Vilma urged a federal judge Friday to reject NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's motion to dismiss the defamation lawsuit filed against him by the Saints linebacker. Vilma's request to U.S. District Judge Ginger Berrigan argues Goodell acted with ''reckless disregard for the truth'' when basing initial allegations about Vilma upon one fired Saints assistant, Mike Cerullo, whose testimony has been inconsistent and challenged by other witnesses in the NFL's bounty probe of the Saints. The motion centers on Goodell's public comments that Vilma held up $10,000 cash in a team meeting in 2010, offering it to anyone who knocked Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner out of a playoff game. During recent NFL appeal hearings in the bounty case, former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams testified he never saw any money. ''Williams has always told Goodell, and continues to state, that there was never any cash put up for a bounty on any player. It was `just talk.''' Vilma's motion reads. ...
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These two guys are upset with another driver and follow him. Eventually they all stop and the two men get out to confront the other driver, one with a baseball bat. Meanwhile, the other guy is video recording the whole thing. What follows is hilarity. I won't spoil it for you.
Please excuse me if this was previously posted. I rarely post but when I saw this I figured some of you might like it. Enjoy.
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Right after he threw the last of his 35 passes Friday night, Kennon Fontenot threw up his arms in celebration.
His 2-yard winning toss had yet to have been caught by trusty receiver Trey Quinn, but Fontenot already knew the outcome.
Barbe's junior quarterback had led his team too far back to be stopped 2 yards shy of his destiny. At that moment he knew what the crowd had yet to learn, that this game was over.
"I know Trey is going to make that catch," Fontenot said.
The crowd wasn't so sure. There was a split second of stilled silence as the play took place. Then, as Quinn gobbled in the toss the stadium erupted in crazy euphoria.
Barbe had finally beaten West Monroe, rallying from 27 points down in the fourth quarter and 20 back in the final 2:11. The Bucs were going to the Superdome after a wild and thrilling 49-48 comeback victory that was still the talk of the town Saturday.
Barbe never led until it mattered most, finally taking the lead on the Fontenot-to-Quinn pass with 13 seconds remaining.
"It's just crazy," said senior tight end Desean Smith.
A good portion of the overflow crowd had left early, feeling Barbe's Class 5A state playoff run was once again over before the championship game. They didn't know what the Bucs believed all along, that with this team nothing is never over.
For this team, as long as there is time on the clock there is opportunity in hand.
"This is the way we play, the way we practice," Smith said. "We practice hard. We never quit in practice and we will never quit in a game. Not this team."
Maybe not, but things sure looked bad.
"It was bleak," said Barbe head coach Mike Cutrera.
Bleak is an understatement.
With 5 minutes left Barbe was down 48-28 and West Monroe had the ball. If that wasn't bad enough, the Rebels averaged just over 12 yards every time they ran the ball.
Not only did the game seem over, but it didn't even look like the Bucs would get the ball back.
"You win some and you lose some, and sometimes you give one away," Rebels head coach Don Shows told the Monroe Star-News.
One man's giveaway is another man's takeaway.
"Good things happen when you believe," Smith said.
Well, all the Bucs must have believed because a lot of good things happened to them in the final minutes.
Fontenot, who finished with six touchdown passes, was the biggest good thing to happen. He found a way to make the plays that lifted Barbe, but he got a lot of help.
First the Bucs stripped West Monroe tailback Segrick Williams of the ball and jumped on the fumble to start the rally. Then the Bucs recovered not one but two onside kicks just to have a chance pulling off the shocker.
That after Rebels kicker Zach Alexander opened the door slightly when he missed the last of his seven extra-point kicks early in the fourth quarter.
"I love our kicker," Fontenot said. "He works on those kicks every day."
Jamie McGee is that kicker, and his two perfectly placed boots were a thing of beauty to Bucs followers.
"We work really hard on special teams," Cutrera said. "That is a big part of our team."
As Barbe continued to attack, suddenly West Monroe looked lost. The Rebels defense allowed Bucs receivers to run open in the secondary when one play would have ended the game.
Instead, it was Barbe that made all the plays and lives for one more game.


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Indian Idol 5 Sreeram's special song for Narnia 3
Given his immense popularity, especially with the Indian youth, Sreeram has now been roped in by Fox Star Studios India in association with Sony Music, for a special song for Narnia 3 and that too in 3 languages- Hindi, Tamil and Telugu!
The song called 'Rehnuma', composed by Harpreet, will feature with the end credits of the respective language version of the film and will also have a special music video featuring Sreeram and clips from the film.
Mr. Vijay Singh, CEO, Fox Star Studios India comments, "Sreeram's fresh, youthful voice is a perfect match to the exciting & thrilling Narnia experience. It's undoubtedly a hit song."
Shridhar Subramaniam, MD, Sony Music, India exclaims, "Sreerams versatility and talent as a singer have taken him places including a mermerising performance at the closing ceremony of the Common Wealth Games 2010 where he enthralled the stadium and television audience alike. Sony music is proud to be associated with this collaboration with the Narnia film, through which an Indian artist receives an international performance platform. Cinema, as a medium, is not only larger than life but also a very encouraging space that gets etched in the pages of history and that is what particularly makes this all the more exciting".
This association is part of a unique initiative by Twentieth Century Fox - where as an industry's first, a special song for the film is being recorded by several international artists for their respective country markets around the world. While American Idol winner, Multi-platinum selling recording artist, songwriter, and 5-time Grammy winner Carrie Underwood has recorded the end title song, "There's a Place for Us" for the United States, Joe McElderry has recorded the song for the UK, and Swedish boy-band E.M.D. has recorded it for Sweden, etc...
For Sreeram, though, this alliance marks a bigger, double achievement as he is not only the only artiste from Asia collaborating with Fox for the film, but is now also the first ever Indian artiste to have his song featured in a Hollywood film!
Sreeram, on his part, is ecstatic - "Indian Idol was a dream come true and now 'Rehnuma' in Narnia 3 is like magic unfolding right in front of my eyes. I am delighted, honoured and humbled to have this opportunity. Now, of course, it all depends on how well the audience accepts and responds to our endeavour. The final verdict, as always, is theirs."
The keenly awaited third installment in the immensely popular Narnia series, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, is steadily gaining momentum for its 3rd December release in India.


text: Nvidia's "must see" presentation of the Fermi-based GeForce GTX 480 and 470 is still over a month away, but the company has apparently cooked up a few minor announcements for us in the meantime. First off, keeping up with its increasingly common tradition of rebranding old products, Nvidia has quietly released three new OEM-only GT 300 cards: the GT 320, GT 330 and GT 340. The GT 340 is spec-for-spec exactly the same as their lackluster GT 240 except it is only available as a GDDR5 variant. Meanwhile, the GT 320 has been upgraded with 72 CUDA cores compared to 48 for the GT 220, and the GT 330 is quoted as having either 96 or 112 CUDA cores with 256-bit, 192-bit and 128-bit variants. The new introductions join the GT 310 and 315 as part of the GeForce 300-series range.


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Conrad Hughes Hilton, III, the youngest child of Richard and Kathy Hilton, seems to be following in his older sister Paris Hilton's footsteps … which does NOT bode well for the young 16 year old boy. An anonymous Pink reader sends in a photo of Conrad posing with what looks to be a questionable herbal substance with a cigarette tucked behind his ear and a water pipe bong in front of him … naturally, this photo was posted on Twitter:
The person who sent in this photo maintains that young master Hilton likes to party a lot which is totally believable if you consider the kind of role models he has in his life:
You may be well aware that older sister Paris Hilton has been photographed many times with questionable substances and was just recently arrested and convicted of cocaine possession in Las Vegas, NV. Of course it is impossible to know if his reputation as a partier is actually true or not and it is also impossible to be certain what Conrad is posing with in this photo … tho, I think we all know what is really going on. THIS photo of Conrad soundly asleep at his desk in school is proof the kid ain't gettin' enough sleep … I wonder what he's doing to keep him up all night long?
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Oh no! I am facing a notorious streamer this week in one of my leagues. Since he started this strategy, he is has won two league championships in a row. Personally, I don't like facing streamers (obviously), but hey, as long as the league is set up to let you get away with it, then I guess I can't object. I myself am morally opposed to it, so even if I could do it, I choose not to. In any case, I am losing this week's matchup.
Same s**t, different day I guess. Oden fractured his left patella on Saturday night and will miss the rest of the season. Oden had come alive this season and was averaging 15.6 points, 9.1 rebounds, and 2.4 blocks in his last seven games.
Just a small update on Williams, who suffered a broken jaw over a week ago. He had surgery on November 30th and will miss eight weeks.
Kirilenko has missed two of the last three games with a sore lower back. Consider him day-to-day as this isn't a serious injury.
Another solid week for Kidd who contributed to all categories with 13.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 8.5 assists, 2.8 steals, 1.3 blocks, and 2.8 3PTM.
Honorable Mention: Chris Paul, Charlotte Hornets (first game back: 16.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 15.0 assists, 8.0 steals, 1.0 blocks)
The threat of Allen Iverson stealing minutes from Iguodala may have you worried. Last week Iguodala put up 23.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 5.3 assists, 2.7 steals, and 2.3 3PTM. If he keeps this production up, I don't see why he should be limited in action.
Honorable Mention: Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers (50.0 FG%, 25.7 points, 5.7 rebounds, 2.0 steals, 2.0 3PTM)
How much better can he get? Durant gave owners 34.5 points on 57.5% shooting with 5.0 rebounds, 2.5 steals, and 3.0 3PTM.
Honorable Mention: Rashard Lewis, Orlando Magic (60.0 FG%, 20.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 4.0 3PTM)
Camby earns his spot here for the second straight week with 10.5 points, 18.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists, 3.0 steals, and 2.0 blocks.
Honorable Mention: Carlos Boozer, Utah Jazz (62.7 FG%, 26.7 points, 13.7 rebounds, 1.7 steals)
Lopez helped the Nets achieve their first victory of the season with 22.0 points on 56.8% shooting. The rest of his line was typical with 8.7 rebounds and 2.0 blocks.
Honorable Mention: David Lee, New York Knicks (71.7 FG%, 18.8 points, 10.0 rebounds, 2.3 steals)
Yikes! Not exactly a stellar performance as Westbrook put up 11.0 points on 25.9% shooting. But hey, at least the 9.5 assists were good.
Honorable Mention: T.J. Ford, Indiana Pacers (37.9 FG%, 66.7 FT%, 7.5 points, 2.5 assists)
Gordon has cooled off lately after a hot start. He gave us only 13.0 points and he has been limited with a sprained ankle.
Honorable Mention: Eric Gordon, L.A. Clippers (30.0 FG%, 10.0 points, 0.0 assists)
Our beloved Pierce had a bad week across the board with a 39.3 FG%, 12.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.0 assists, and 0.3 steals.
Honorable Mention: Stephen Jackson, Charlotte Bobcats (37.5 FG%, 17.3 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 0.7 steals)
West's numbers are down this season and last week didn't help as he put up 12.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 3.5 assists. He also killed your FT% by shooting just 50.0% from the line.
Honorable Mention: Lamar Odom, L.A. Lakers (33.3 FT%, 5.3 points, 6.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists)
Kaman's numbers weren't up to par with 13.0 points on 37.0% shooting and 8.0 rebounds.
Honorable Mention: Marc Gasol, Memphis Grizzlies (28.6 FG%, 6.3 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.0 blocks)
With Greg Oden done for the season, Przybilla will most likely be starting in his place; had six points and 12 rebounds on Saturday after Oden left game.
Pietrus has been on fire recently with 19.5 points on 54.5% shooting with 4.5 3PTM in his last two games.
Felton averaged a solid 20.0 points on 60.5% shooting last week with 5.7 assists and 1.7 3PTM.
Those in need of three pointers should rent Conley for a few days as he seems to be hot from beyond the arc with six 3PTM in the last two games.
Returning from a strained groin, Lee made his first start since November 6th and scored 27 points in the Nets' first win of the season. His groin injury is just fine, so he should be a decent option for now.
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Even though I said I have a hard time reading when the braces are on the same line in my original post when asking the question, I will say as long as the style STAYS consistent (and the style is actually possible for a human brain to read and understand in the first place lol) throughout the code base then I really don't have much problem reading it. Much of a code style is how consistent it is. Then again could it even be called a "style" if it is not consistent?
Cornstalks: don't know any languages in the Scheme family, though what the heck is defining a scope or what is a scope in that family of languages?


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On March 20, Hilary Duff and her hubby Mike Comrie welcomed baby Luca Cruz into the world. Since then we have got to see the gorgeous little boy a couple of times through Hilary's decision to share pics of him via her Twitter account. Unlike others celebs, Hilary decided very early on to share the first photos of her son with fans, for free, and without the need to do it through a big magazine photospread. Little Luca is a cutie, and today we have another adorable pic of him, with his beautiful mom. I can't believe that he is already 2 months old.
"Me and my Beautiful boy! So much to be thankful for!" Hilary tweeted.
Hilary looks very beautiful in this pic and Luca is totally adorable. He has grown a lot over the past few weeks since we saw him last, and it is hard to believe that it has been nearly 2 months since he was born. March seriously feels like just a few days ago, but alas, it is already nearly June. Luca is starting to look more like his mom I think, if this photo is anything to go by. It is something about the nose and the mouth… either way, they're both gorgeous. How is his little gray jumpsuit with the banana on it? And his lil' shoes? Beyond cute!
She just celebrated her first Mother's Day, and Hilary seems to be loving motherhood. It really agrees with her because she just looks so pretty in this pic. A few days ago she tweeted, "Babies smell soo good!! I can't get enough. Poor guy gets loved on so much…. I wonder if he ever feels like yo mom, dad give me some space!" How cute is she??