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Queens Park Rangers hope to complete the £1million signing of Wolves captain Karl Henry today, writes Simon Johnson.
Henry (above) is in London for a medical and Harry Redknapp believes the 30‑year-old can play a major role in helping Rangers win promotion back to the Premier League.
"I've always liked Karl," said the QPR manager. "He's a good sort, he's a competitor. He looks like he wants to win.
"He's captain of Wolves and whenever I came up against him he always had that attitude about him that he's very determined. I think he is what we need at the club.
"He's a bit of a leader on the pitch and he will be a big asset for us. He is having a medical and it should go through today."
Redknapp is keen to make more signings before QPR kick off the season against Sheffield Wednesday on August 3 and is still in talks with Celtic over striker Gary Hooper.
Rangers had a £4.5million offer rejected last week but Redknapp says an agreement is not "far away". Hooper has been included in Celtic's squad for their Champions League qualifier against Cliftonville tonight.
Redknapp is also believed to be looking at Burnley striker Charlie Austin, despite the forward seeing a move to Hull fall through earlier this month after failing a medical.
Rangers will fund their spending by selling some players, with Nottingham Forest closing in on a deal for striker Jamie Mackie.
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- Mohammad Dehqan, a parliamentary board member, says the Supreme Leader's statements about changing the nature of the regime from a presidential system to a parliamentary one raises the possibility that the 2013 presidential elections could be cancelled.
- In an earlier interview Dehqan said: "Since the president considers the public vote as his support base, he pushes all the powers of the state and individuals around..." Dehqan also argued that the presidency should be abolished: "In our country, the president is only the head of the cabinet and the Guardian Council is the head of the regime... The Parliament desires to use its powers, but because the president is voted through popular vote, he is not ready to obey the law and parliamentary supervision."
- Ala al-Din Boroujerdi, parliamentary National Security Committee chairman, dismisses reports that he and his son had been arrested in the $3 billion embezzlement case.
- Foreign Minister Ali-Akbar Salehi comments on Hillary Clinton's statements concerning readiness of the United States to establish diplomatic relations with Tehran:
- "We have heard many statements of this kind. These statements are full of contradictions..."
- "On the one hand they express their interest in establishing relations, but on the other hand statements are made which don't relate to the previous statements..."
- "During the past 32 years the Islamic Republic has proved that it is relying upon itself and is ready to pay any price to preserve its independence..."
- "Our foundation is establishing relations with all countries in the world with the exception of the Zionist regime which we consider illegitimate."
- "Establishing relations makes sense when both parties start the negotiations without preconditions and at the same level, and it seems that the time is not yet ripe."
- "The United States still behaves based upon the logic of power and arrogance and must sooner or later understand the reality that Iran is not a country to which one can talk to from the position of arrogance."
- "If the United States follows a logical line many problems would be different and they should enter international issues through logic and good will."
- Hojjat al-Eslam Hassan Rowhani comments on the alleged plot to murder the Saudi Ambassador to the United States:
- "I believe it is a trap, probably made by the United States and the Zionists, and Saudi Arabia has somehow become entangled in it. Otherwise, Saudi Arabia should not consider Iran's power as anathema to its national security and interests..."
- "The West is trying to mobilize the international public opinion against Iran by promoting the nuclear and human rights issues. The issues they have raised during the recent days are very sensitive: Human rights, weapons of mass destruction, and terrorism. They have raised them simultaneously, meaning that Iran is a supporter of terrorism, it is plotting to participate in terrorism itself, it violates human rights and does not allow the rapporteur to visit the country, and is a country which does not cooperate with the IAEA. These are the cards which the United States plays and serves the purpose of creating an atmosphere...which helps them start the debate about future sanctions in the Security Council without being opposed by other countries..."
- "They raise the issue of sanctioning the Central Bank...which is not new... They are seeking a crushing pressure which forces Iran to its knees... But their main problem is that they are unsuccessful in the Security Council."
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- Hojjat al-Eslam Hassan Rowhani comments on his previous role as nuclear negotiator:
- "We did not decide the nuclear goals of the country; they were decided by the regime. When I was trusted with the responsibility of the nuclear team, two goals became our priorities: The first goal was to safeguard the national security, and the second goal was to support and help the nuclear achievements. These were the identified goals. We were trusted with the responsibility in September 2003 where the West was trying to send the nuclear issue to the Security Council at a time the United States was victorious in Iraq... But with our struggle, we did not let the United States succeed...."
- "When I was entrusted with this portfolio, we had no production in Isfahan. We couldn't produce UF4 or UF6. Had Natanz been filled with centrifuges, we did not have the material which needed to be injected. There was a small amount of UF6 which we had previously procured from certain countries and this was what we had at our disposal. But the Isfahan facilities had to be completed before it could remake yellow cake to UF4 and UF6. We used the opportunity to do so and completed the Isfahan facilities... In Arak we continued our efforts and achieved heavy water... We had no heavy water either, but managed to achieve it during this period. We achieved yellow cake in Bandar Abbas..."
- "The reason for inviting the three European foreign ministers to Tehran and for the Saadabad negotiations was to make Europe oppose the United States so that the issue was not submitted to the Security Council. This is also written in Mr. Fischer's memoirs and he says: 'We promised the Tehran authorities that this case should not be submitted to the Security Council.' This is the promise they made to us. I have never said this before in interviews... With an active foreign policy, we saved the country from war under conditions where the Americans were at the apex of their pride... Rowhani is not defending himself, he is defending [the track record] of the regime. At that juncture, the Islamic Republic acted very wisely in my view and did not allow the United States to succeed. It managed to oppose the United States and did not allow the nuclear case to be submitted to the Security Council... This was my objective, but I also achieved something else. I discussed with them and asked if the United States takes the issue to the Security Council, would you [the European foreign ministers] veto the United States plan or not? Both Britain and France said 'we would veto it.'"
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I will be in the area around mid September, I have to be in SoCal by the 18th.Originally Posted by Janiebad
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I will be in the area around mid September, I have to be in SoCal by the 18th.Originally Posted by Janiebad
Darn, I will be back east from the 14 till 21, let me know if you are in PHX before or after those dates.. Be safe on those roads.... JanieOriginally Posted by Lostn51
The LQS I frequent most of the time is just as helpful to the men as the women. They have a male employee, but the women are the first to help the male customers.
We also had a male biker who frequented the shop and he not only made quilts, but also designed many beautiful quilts. There are a few of his patterns still on the racks (he passed away this past year), but I'm sure they won't be there for long.
My husband is very manly. Grizzle Adams type. Hunts, fishies. makes his own long bows and arrows, but he can sew ,iron and clean house better than most. All I. do is cook and do the laundry and do all the things i couldn't when i worked.
My LQS is very nice to everybody! Its a shame that people look down their noses at paying customers! Where are their manners???
The way I look at it my money spends anywhere I take it.
The funny thing is I am the one making money off of them by selling them my repainted Featherweights. :mrgreen:
Rob, you need to visit Emilys Sewing Basket on Colfax at Kipling. You will be treated like royality. The girls there love to cater to the men. All of them there are so Awesome...Originally Posted by Rob
Awesome shop. A must visit....Originally Posted by Lostn51
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I relate to this.
When I was in 10th grade I wanted to take Physics, but at that time you had to use a slide rule for computations, there were no computers that a regular citizen could get to.
It was considered unseemly for girls to take the hard sciences in our community, and no other girls were taking Physics.
I was not allowed to take it. My class was changed by Admin to the "creative writing" Journalism class, and I was expected to be a reporter for the school newspaper.
I agree it's stupid for people not to be able to learn.
And just so's ya know, I took Physics at university in the late-'80s-early-'90s, and did very well indeed thankyouverymuch.
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Updated with Answers! Q&A with the NaughtyDog Development Team: October edition[ Edited ]
Hey Everyone!
Have you got questions that need answers? Here's your opportunity to get them!
Until the 10th of May (and every month from here on out), you will have the opportunity to post your questions regarding Uncharted 3 Multiplayer experience in this thread! The top 10 questions will then be chosen and answered by the NaughtyDog Development team.
Once they have sent back the replies, we will post them in this thread for your perusal.
So, get to posting those questions - and make 'em count and make 'em good ones!
- Again, are you going to add levels 76-100 to Uncharted 3? Is it too HARD to put them in the game? (xXGoldenArthurXx)
As we said last month, we won't be including those in the game. We wanted to have a different leveling system than Uncharted 2 and make the levels more obtainable. The images (figure 1) you have in your signature aren't anything we made.
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2. Do you read co-op threads? (AliMakaveli)
Yes, we've seen these threads. We don't comment on all threads. We don't have anything to add to these threads. We've addressed our plans for co-op in the past and we have no plans to add anything to co-op in future patches. It's a matter of time, resources, and focusing what time and resources we do have available towards the multiplayer content you all play the most. Which happens to be competitive multiplayer. We added all our co-op content for Uncharted 3 via DLC and in earlier patches.
3. Is Revenge going to be tweaked in any way? (RevisIsland78)
Yes, revenge grenades will no longer damage teammates. This happens when patch 1.15 hits.
4. Will we ever get the PAX PRIME AK and Para 9???? (SteepMatt)
The PAX items were meant to be PAX and US only exclusives. It's what we agreed to with the people at PAX. We had some leftover codes for certain PAX items and will be posting some up randomly on the forums before November 1st.
5. Please, for the love of your own Uncharted characters and your community who asked them since Uncharted 2, can you try and release a Classic Skin Pack #4?? (Luxis)
At the onset of Uncharted 3, we released over 25 skins that were classic themed. We wanted to give you more new content after that so we went ahead and made more new skins. It's never as simple as us having the (audio, character, etc.) files so we can simply put those old files into the new game. There's a ton of reworking, optimization, and tweaking to make those classic files work in our new game with our new systems, new animations and look. It's also a matter of what time and resources we can devote to making these items work in the new game.
A classic skins pack 4 will not be coming. However, your additional colors for character customization will be coming after patch 1.15.
6. Instead of answering only 10 questions each month, could you answer questions on the forums all the time? I don't mean every question ever, but just pop in to busy threads and actually, you know, post?? (Xdye7)
We recognize that not all your concerns get addressed as you post them in the forums. We also realize that some of the busy threads don't get addressed until late in the thread cycle. It's the nature of development. We communicate with you as much as we have the time to attribute given everything we have going on. Sometimes we'll read a thread and simply see if we can make it happen in the game if it makes sense and we have time and resources to make it happen. Sometimes we just don't have an answer for your question. Sometimes we're testing something to put into the game that we don't want to tell you about yet because frankly, we're not sure it works yet or it's so cool we want to keep it under wraps until we really know how to communicate it outwardly via proper channels. All said, we're reading, we're observing and we're communicating with you as much as we have time and answers to contribute. We'll continue to try to answer as much as we can, when we can, and how we can. Thank you for understanding and your patience.
7. How come your servers have gone down, randomly, like 15 times since retail launch? How come that essentially never happened on UC2? Is it any indication of the poor quality of this game? (SLEAZE_IT_UP)
For Uncharted 2 we used different servers, had a smaller player pool, and different networking structure. They went down from time-to-time too but you likely don't remember it as acutely as it was many years ago now.
For Uncharted 3, most of our server down time has been about maintenance. Players will hop on when servers are undergoing maintenance. We need to reset them to keep them functioning properly from time-to-time. It's not an indication of quality but rather indication of a growing population of players and the advancements in server management and technology that we're dealing with.
8. Will you increase your support for more tournaments? (iceyfire54312)
Patch 1.15 will see an overhaul of the tournament system. Details on the changes will be up on the Naughty Dog blog before the end of the month.
Also we're working with Sony closely to help active community tournament organizers and crews like Fragged Nation and Big2Krew to bolster their tournaments. Keep your eyes peeled for news about these tournaments in the future.
9. Do you plan on adding any new customization items like you did with 1.13? (Fakehound)
Not for 1.15 but we are working on ideas for future patches.
10. Are you planning any special anniversary items to give away for the Year One mark such as the Anniversary Drake skin, Anniversary Guns, Anniversary Emblem or Anniversary Shirts for the Custom Hero/Villain? (I-Like-Pie45)
We are very aware of the anniversary and will hopefully have some announcements for you. Some big things are coming for Uncharted 3 multiplayer but we're not sure everything will be in line to make the announcements for the anniversary. As for in-game anniversary items, we don't have anything planned.
11. Is Yemen Haunted? (shadowlibraboy) Re: http://youtu.be/yUfdoa3BA6I
WE WANT TO BELIEVE. Nah, you just happened upon a glitch in a match.
Re: Q&A with the NaughtyDog Development Team: October edition[ Edited ]
Again, are you going to add levels 76-100 to Uncharted 3?
Yes, this would bring LIFE to the game.
EDIT: Please, for the love of God, don't answer it like the last time... ''We never had plans for it and bla bla bla...''
Hell no, give us something we know its true, You didn't have plans for these levels? Then why are they in U3 files?
Is it too HARD to put them in the game? If you put these levels in the game it would bring 1-2 years more of life to the game, DON'T put something like patch 1.13 where you are already level 75 5th legacy in 1 week after 1.13, make it HARD like U2, make it if... You are already legacy 75 5th legacy then it would bring you to level 76 but it would need more XP to level up like U2.
Re: Q&A with the NaughtyDog Development Team: October edition
Will you guys make a special treasure drop weekend of some sort?
Will you guys ever remove the revenge booster?
Will you guys make it so that even if you lose a game with a ticket, you still get partial points?
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Re: Q&A with the NaughtyDog Development Team: October edition[ Edited ]
Do you read co-op threads?
Take a look here at this link below and please get back to us
Re: Q&A with the NaughtyDog Development Team: October edition
Are you planning any adjustments to Plunder that would deter killfarming / boosterfarming and incentivize capturing the idol?
Re: Q&A with the NaughtyDog Development Team: October edition[ Edited ]
Can you guys make Stopping Power more consistent? I only notice it with the AK and M9(sometimes), and they have to be direct shots to the chest ONLY. Anywhere else= Non-Existent.


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I've posted this over in the vax forums too but thought any NY mamas may have some specific insight with regard to New York?
DD is 4 and has been attending a daycare facility in New York City for the past 3 years, most recently, she has been in pre-k at this facility and was accepted for UPK.
When she started back in 09, I submitted my vaccination waiver form to them along with a letter explaining my reasons not to vaccinate based on my sincere religious beliefs.
They accepted it, I assume they submitted it to the NYS Health Department (is that what happens? sorry Im a little rusty on the procedures) and I have had no problems/comebacks in the last 3 years. YAY!
However DD is starting Kindergarten in September and we are moving out of NYC, but still in New York- we are just going further upstate. I am about to start the registration process and of course this whole issue has got me nervous again. I just had a couple of questions, if anyone could help?
- Should I expect any problems? If my waiver and letter have already been accepted, can they now deny it? I thought it was up to the state, not the school? But after refreshing my research on this recently, it seems alot of schools think they are a law unto themselves:
This makes me wonder...who decides that your sincere religious beliefs are indeed sincere and that your religious exemption is approved? The school? The district? The state?
As is common, most people are shocked to learn that there is an exemption when I respond to the 'if shes not vaccinated, she wont be allowed into school' crowd. And now I'm getting this response 'well that may have gone over down in the city, but that might not fly up here!'
So what should my main concerns be here?
Thanks everyone!! :)
I used to live in Woodstock, and there were a lot of people with exemptions there. We vaxed our first, so it wasn't an issue. I think it's gonna depend where upstate you are.
We're now in PA, and only partly vaccinating our second, so I am also wondering about your question, since people seem to think the exemption is something I made up... !
In-state there should not be any difference, in theory. But it's like anything else: it just depends who the individual is whose job it is to decide.
However. I don't think you'll have any problem with a straight-up religious exemption as long as you are consistently no-vax. I am in Cold Spring and there are many non-vax families in the public school. They're used to it.
Best wishes for an easy move, no problems with this issue, and a happy settling in.
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I just received my stingray pocket holster today. This is my second holster from Rob Keeton. The first holster I bought was a Seecamp OWB leather holster. Total wait time was a little under 2 months and was $90 with shipping.
I wanted a pocket holster for my Kahr P380 with Crimson Trace LG-433. Decided to go with an exotic this time since I really like the stingray wrap used on katana swords. The finish is much better than in the photos and is quite glossy. It also feels very durable. The wing on the pocket holster design catches really well on the pocket. I have to loosen the draw a little more, but it's expected since it's new.
Next up is a tooled leather OWB for a Ruger LCP and a magazine pouch for the Kahr P380.


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Shopping for a seat for my babe due in a month. Thinking about the Advocate due to the safety ratings, but looking for opinions. Seat will be latched on the side, probably behind the driver, in a mid-size SUV but not sure yet which one (we have to buy that too). Most likely a Honda Pilot or a Ford Flex. Thoughts?
There are no (reputable, objective) safety ratings -- all seats must pass the exact same tests. Britaxes are fine seats, but there is no reason to believe they are safer than other seats.
The Advocate with the infant positioning insert (sold separately) will fit average-size newborns, but not tiny ones.
Single WAH mama to a fourteen-year-old girl.
my friend has the advocate and likes it. I have a blvd and will get another blvd for this one when it's born. But, my 6lb newborn was too short to fit in the convertible. I had to borrow my sister's bucket until baby was big enough to fit properly.
Have you visited: car-seat.org?
that is my go-to site for carseat safety and questions.
I like the Ford Flex. It looks cool, it seats 7.
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Resources are people, equipment, and materials used to complete a project. In addition, enterprise, non-enterprise, and generic resources can be added to MS Project projects. Enterprise resources are resources for the entire organization such as employees who are regularly available to work on projects. Non-enterprise resources are local and used only on your project such as an outside consultant that you hire for the project. Generic resources are used to specify the staffing requirements such as web designer or accountant and can later be replaced using the Resource Substitution Wizard.
Depending on the type of resource you are adding, several different techniques are used for adding resources to the project. In general, you will need to go to the View menu and choose Resource Sheet. From there, you will either work with the Table to enter resources or you will go to the Tools menu and choose Build Team from Enterprise.
Once you have a list of resources input into Project, you can assign them to specific tasks, remove or replace resources, assign work to a team, distribute project work evenly, view resource workloads and availability, share resources in a resource pool, and much more if you know what you are doing.
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Ornamental edibles are all the rage these days. Which is kind of funny, because the edibles haven't changed at all, it's just that we're all noticing how beautiful (i.e. "ornamental) they are. Take mesclun salad mixes, for example. Did you ever take a moment to notice how beautiful baby lettuce leaves are? There are so many shapes and colors of leaves. And they're totally easy to grow. Here's how…
Growing Your Own Mesclun Salad Greens is Easy
All you need is a packet of mesclun (mixed salad greens meant to be harvested when the plants are very young) seeds, good quality potting soil, and some sort of container. I'm growing mine in a wooden six pot set, but a basket lined with plastic, a wine crate, a pretty colander, or whatever other pot you have on hand will work.
Simply fill your container of choice with soil and then water the soil so that it is evenly moist. Sprinkle the seeds evenly over the entire surface of soil. Now spread a 1/8 inch layer of potting soil over the seeds to cover them. If you have a spot with morning sun, that would be ideal, as lettuces often don't appreciate hot, afternoon sun. If you only have afternoon sun, pick a spot in bright shade or with filtered light. Keep the soil evenly moist but not soggy.
In my little six pot set, I grew mesclun mix in three of the pots, and pansies in the other three. The combination looks pretty, and the pansy flowers are edible too!
Once the lettuce leaves have grown to the right size for a salad, grab your scissors and cut all the lettuces off about a half inch above the soil line. Most salad greens will grow new leaves, hence the name "cut and come again" on many seed packets.
Interested in which flowers are edible and what they taste like? Check out this post I wrote: Edible Flowers and How to Eat Them.
Did you notice the container?
The container I grew my salad greens and pansies in is the Herb Garden from the 8point8 Etsy Shop. Brian sent it to me to try out. I think it is very nicely made. The wood is all reclaimed/recycled, and as you can see, it has a cool greyish patina to it. There are six individual wooden pots that all nest inside a wooden tray. The bottom of both the pots and the tray are made out of slats of wood to allow water to drain away. The whole set feels very substantial and well made.
I would think that you could grow all sorts of things in the pots. I grew salad ingredients, and obviously you could grow herbs (hence the name Brian gave the pots/tray), but I think it would also look really great with different low-growing succulents. Heck, you don't even have to plant anything in the tray. It would make a stylish seed/tool/supplies organizer too.
p.s. Are you interested in delicious salad dressing recipes? Several have been shared in the comments of my Facebook post.


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News Corp. Sells Newspaper Group to Fortress for $87 MillionEdmund Lee
News Corp., the publisher of the Wall Street Journal, sold local newspapers such as Oregon's Ashland Daily Tidings and Massachusetts' Cape Cod Times to an affiliate of Fortress Investment Group LLC for $87 million.
The Dow Jones Local Media Group operates 33 publications, including eight daily newspapers and 15 weeklies, News Corp. said yesterday. Newcastle Investment Corp., a real estate investment trust managed by Fortress, acquired the publications, it said in a separate statement today.
News Corp., led by Chairman Rupert Murdoch, is narrowing its focus to larger publications such as the Journal, the New York Post and the U.K.'s Times. The company split off this year from the billionaire's entertainment properties, starting out with $2.6 billion in cash and zero debt.
The sale reduces the Dow Jones unit to the Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, Barron's, SmartMoney.com and the conferences business and news site AllThingsD, whose contract with the company ends this year.
Shares of News Corp. rose 1.6 percent to $16.03 at the close in New York, where it has its headquarters. New York-based Fortress gained 2.2 percent to $7.32.
The newspapers will be combined with GateHouse Media Inc., another unit of Fortress that currently operates 78 daily newspapers, to create a print and online company called New Media, Fortress Co-Chairman Wesley Edens said today on a conference call. GateHouse will file a prepackaged bankruptcy next week as part of the plan.
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The community-paper division sold by News Corp. was formed after Ottaway Newspapers merged with Dow Jones in 1970. The Ottaway business was founded in 1936 when James H. Ottaway bought the Bulletin in Endicott, New York, according to Dow Jones's website.
The Local Media Group also includes Middletown, New York's Times Herald-Record; Stockton, California's Record; New Bedford, Massachusetts' Standard-Times; Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania's Pocono Record; Portsmouth, New Hampshire's Herald; and Medford, Oregon's Mail Tribune.
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When Your Daughter Wants To Wear a Hijab
What would you do if you were an American Christian woman and your 9-year-old daughter decided to start donning the hijab, a scarf completely covering the head and shoulders worn by traditional Muslim women?
Writer Krista Bremer faces such a situation with her daughter, Aliyah. In this piece in the current issue of Oprah's "O Magazine," explores some of the complicated emotions it evokes for her.
Married to a Libyan Muslim, they live with their daughter and younger son in Carrboro, N.C. When Aliyah (which means "exalted" in Arabic, not much different from the word's meaning in Hebrew) first arrived, Bremer had an idealistic — even naïve — vision of how she and her husband would raise their daughter in their interfaith family.
She writes that they:
… agreed we would raise her to choose what she identified with most from our dramatically different backgrounds. I secretly felt smug about this agreement — confident that she would favor my comfortable American lifestyle over his modest Muslim upbringing. I imagined Aliya embracing shopping trips to Whole Foods and the stack of presents under the Christmas tree, while still fully appreciating the melodic sound of Arabic, the honey-soaked baklava Ismail makes from scratch, the intricate henna tattoos her aunt drew on her feet when we visited Libya. Not once did I imagine her falling for the head covering worn by Muslim girls as an expression of modesty.
But then Aliyah decides to take it on. Her mother can't find a good reason to say no, though the idea of it makes her deeply uncomfortable.
Bremer examines some of the reasons for her discomfort, mostly focusing on how different her daughter is from how she was as a girl herself, and how this separates her daughter from the dress typical of girls in their community. Bremer loved the feel of the summer sun on her skin, while Aliyah is happier to read than to splash in a lake. She also writes of the range of reactions she gets at the local grocery store one shopping trip with Aliyah.
But oddly, Bremer doesn't explore any of the many laden associations that Muslim covering has in the West. While she does acknowledge her deep discomfort with seeing her daughter covered, Bremer explores the price she paid herself, as a teenager, when she first emerged in public in a bikini, and comes to understand that her daughter is finding a kind of freedom by being covered.
I understand that freedom too, but Bremer does her readers a disservice by not even referencing how that covered-up freedom can turn into repression. She offers an apologetic for covering rather than a deep exploration of what it can mean. She maintains a chipper, superficial attitude when it comes to what may be her daughter's deepening ties to religious Islam. Bremer writes:
If she chooses to embrace Islam, I trust the faith will bring her tolerance, humility, and a sense of justice — the way it has done for her father.
How much better a piece Bremer would have written if she would have at least acknowledged the flip side of the Muslim coin: that unfortunately, Islam as it is practiced by some Muslims today, can focus on intolerance and religious supremacy. (The same can be said for other religions, too.) And she does her daughter a disservice by not teaching her that there is a middle way: that girls and women can move in the world with dignity and personal modesty without completely covering themselves, that girls need not expose their bodies to the stares of men by wearing revealing swimsuits, but they also need not wear the hijab.
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Sound Quality
On the whole the Logitech Mini Boombox is a mixed bag. Let's deal first with audio quality. When looking at such a small speaker it is important to remember performance is relative. Logitech has opted for a two speaker (2x 3 watts) arrangement in an attempt to deliver stereo sound at fairly high volumes. It succeeds in the latter, but fails in the former. The Mini Boombox is loud, but with the speakers in such close proximity there is no hint of stereo separation and for all intents and purposes it is mono to the ear.
This works fairly well at moderate listening volumes. The signature is a little heavy on the treble at the expense of midrange, which makes it sound a little raw, but the bass does a reasonable job of papering over the cracks. Where these cracks reappear is at higher volumes as the audio begins to distort above 50 per cent volume and by 75 per cent it is a muddled mess swamped by a fuzzy bass that actually causes the Mini Boombox to physically bounce backwards on a smooth, flat surface. Two rubber strips on the bottom of the speaker may protect it from falls, but it needs a larger contact area to keep still.
These results were attained over Bluetooth (with A2DP), but connecting via an auxiliary cable made little difference as the speaker limitations are exposed before those of Bluetooth. The Mini Boombox is more successful as a speakerphone. It amplifies the call more loudly than any smartphone speaker could, making it handy for a lot of people to listen in, and recipients said we could be heard loud and clear.
Battery life
As for battery life we found Logitech's figure of 10 hours to be a little exaggerated. Like all portable speaker companies it does warn this "will vary with use" and we found seven hours to be more realistic at a moderate volume. Blasting the speaker at near maximum volume saw this cut to four hours. Another concern is the speaker only warns when battery life is low. This means you are left in the dark anywhere between fully charged and low.
There is a saving grace to all this, however, and that is price. The Mini Boombox can be purchased for £59.99 and for this price it offers the same functionality as the Aliph Jawbone Jambox (£160) for a fraction of the cost. It is lighter and louder than the Jambox too, though the audio has less precision.
On the flip side, for those less concerned about functionality and more about the best audio quality, both these models are blown away by the Pasce Minirig. It may lack Bluetooth and speakerphone capabilities and cost a little more than the Mini Boombox (£85), but is beautifully built, sports battery life of up to 60 hours and houses a single 15W speaker that is far louder and projects far superior audio quality.
What Logitech has done is make a portable speaker with plenty of bang for your buck. At £60 you get portable, wireless audio and a competent speakerphone all thrown in. For those who require a multitasking product it is hard to beat. For those seeking a dedicated portable speaker with monstrous battery life the Pasce Minirig remains streets ahead for only a little more. Logitech has made a product that tries to please everyone, but it may disappoint some.
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Don't buy one - buy a Minirig instead. Read the TR review first, but you will not be disappointed.
I got this one, and I must say I am pretty happy with it. The unit doesn't move at all, as mentioned in the review. It is a bit pricey though, but hey its got the bluetooth. Really happy with the buy! Did I forget to mention, the sound is mind blowing for such a small device. Then there is the Jambox, which I didn't even contemplate to purchase, as it was way too expensive for a mini speaker. But I am sure that must be worth checking out too, if you have a little extra budget.
I bought one on Friday, total bargain as it was reduced to £8.50 in Tesco. Used it all weekend and it was fab. After Parklife, I had a mix playing out of it, and it attracted a lot of people around us who were all dancing along and loving how so much sound was coming from something so little.
I was given a boom box for my birthday and love it. Sound quality is fantastic for such a small device and it is made to travel,
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After a stomach-churning ride in Charles Flint QC's flying machine, Matheu Swallow finds out what makes this multitalented silk tick – and it certainly isn't gardening
"Let me start by running through the safety procedures quickly," Charles Flint QC says. (Pause.) "There aren't any."
Great. Here I am, no parachute, no air traffic control, well… no nothing, really – just Flint's slightly flimsy-looking biplane ready to set off down the grass runway at White Waltham Airfield, near Maidenhead. Oh, and plenty of faith in Flint's flying ability, obviously.
Two and a half thousand feet up might not be the most conventional setting for an interview – there certainly are not too many opportunities for taking notes – but the opportunity of doing a loop-the-loop with the joint head of Blackstone Chambers was not one to be passed up lightly.
Flint takes me through the basics of his flying machine (and blimey, it looks basic) before we set off down the runway and away. My frame of mind is not being helped by the persistent hangover induced after the previous night's soiree with a couple of City partners, complete with Blackstone's senior clerk Martin Smith's dramatic depiction of his own white-knuckle experience in the air with Flint.
As we head off down the runway, it is impossible not to feel at least a little uncomfortable. Not because you are putting your life in the hands of someone you barely know – in one way or another you do that every day. No, more because I am sitting in the plane of a very senior and respected silk, his legs almost wrapped round my body, such are the confines of his tiny plane, communicating with difficulty above the noise of his engine via an intercom.
Most bizarre is when we begin the tricks. To avoid a stomach upset, Flint's calmly-delivered advice on how best to handle a loop-the-loop is to compress your stomach as you go into it and then on the exit relax with an aggressive grunt. (Grunting simultaneously with such an esteemed member of the bar is a highly unusual experience.)
But Flint's easygoing manner puts you instantly at ease. I feel like a troubled client. His explanations of manoeuvres, of our position, of the nuclear power plant at seven o'clock, which was the subject of a "very disappointing" Court of Appeal judgment against a client recently, and his instructions when I take control (oh yes, he let me fly) are deliberate, precise and delivered with a calm authority.
The trouble is, his unflappable serenity can tend to make you complacent. "How do you feel about doing a dive?" I give him an enthusiastic response. And then he delivers the shocking news that this requires turning off the engine. Now, you never mentioned that before.
At the end of our flight we circle the airfield before coming into land (at this point my stomach is telling me that enough is enough) at what seems a rather acute angle. Thirty seconds later and we are taxiing back to give second junior clerk Mike Couser his turn.
"Did you enjoy that then?" Flint enquires politely. "Absolutely," I say, "although I was a little worried at our approach to landing." "Yes, so was I," confides Flint. (Was he joking? I still can't work it out.)
It is a different story back in London. Two weeks after the in-flight grunting experience we meet again, this time in the more sombre surroundings of his Temple-based chambers at Blackstone. Any lingering image of Flint as the Last Boy Scout is quickly dispelled. Still equally charming, but no longer one of the boys but more the gentleman (immaculately presented with his previously unruly hair brought firmly into line) and one with a tougher exterior. Difficult – or more likely just unwanted – questions are dealt with a wry chuckle and a simple "no comment". An image, in other words, which befits his role as a respected commercial and public law silk. Flint's particular specialisation spans financial services, commercial fraud and sports law, his work in the latter field being the most eye-catching of late.
In a battle that will see him come up against one of the doyens of the bar, Lord Grabiner QC, Flint has been instructed to act for the Football League on its dispute with ITV Digital owners Carlton and Granada. That dispute has now reached the doors of the court, with Slaughter and May issuing the first salvo on behalf of the defunct TV company's owners, issuing a claim for a declaration of non-liability from the court (widely regarded as simply a bit of grandstanding for the press). The league hit back with a counterclaim for all monies owed, amounting to £178.5m, and Flint – now instructed by Lawrence Graham – hopes that the court will expedite proceedings for a trial date in August, or even July.
I was hoping, of course, for the inside track on the ITV Digital saga, and perhaps even some dirt on football's executive. But Flint does not play ball. Perhaps not because he does not want to, but because it does not actually interest him. No, Flint's approach to sport is the same as that to any of his other varied areas of practice. To him sport is a business and the business of sport is what interests him.
His passion extends to presenting the argument in court; for Flint, it is the thrill of courtroom advocacy that drives him professionally and a passion for the issues at stake, the judicial process and the interests of his client. Unfortunately for me, and despite his adventurous nature, Flint is clearly not a genuine sports lover.
Leaning back in his chair in the conference room to consider an answer, he fiddles with his glasses. "I enjoy rugby, but I'm not an avid fan," he admits.
Flint first became involved in sports-related disputes some 20 years ago when he sought a boxing licence for UK boxer John Conti, but for many years he did not believe that a specifically defined genre of 'sports law' actually existed. His experience since, encompassing many of the most publicised doping cases – including Diane Modahl, Mats Wilander, Linford Christie, Marlene Ottey and Dougie Walker – has since led him to change his view.
"On doping, there is in that field a developing 'international sporting law' that is not tied to any national system of law," he says. In particular, Flint singles out the Modahl judgment as one for further examination. "It hasn't been analysed carefully enough," he argues. "It raises questions on the nature of the disciplinary process. If sporting disciplinary tribunals are treated as arbitrations, rather than as national tribunals, the scope for judicial intervention is much more limited.
"For example, in Wilander v ITC, we ended up with two outings to the Court of Appeal. I'd question whether it should even have got off the ground."
But Flint is determined that sport does not dominate our interview. After all, he has recently been involved in two of the largest commercial fraud cases in history – the $3bn (£2.06bn) dispute over the interests of the Abacha family and the $15bn ($10.3bn) litigation between Prince Jefri and the Sultan of Brunei.
Then there is his work in the financial services field. Flint is a member of the Lawyers Consultative Working Group, established by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), to advise on issues arising from the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. "An interesting measure of the FSA will be how it responds to Enron," he muses. "There are some fairly extreme ideas being floated in the USA, so it will be very interesting to see how far the FSA sees need for greater control."
Flint's easy manner belies the ego that has to lie somewhere at the heart of any successful advocate. "My practice is unusually wide-ranging, a lot more so than a lot of well-known commercial names," he says, grinning again.
In addition to a busy practice, Flint is responsible, with joint head Presiley Baxendale QC and the other two members of the management team, senior clerk Martin Smith and practice manager Julia Hornor, for the running of chambers.
Since it is difficult to imagine Baxendale dealing with any dirty business in chambers, it must be assumed that when the roles are shared out, Flint gets to play bad cop. Flint is not about to be drawn, but if he was left to deal with a difficult member of chambers, a trip in his magnificent flying machine would surely sort them out.
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Second suspect arrested in Doug Carlile killing
SPOKANE, Wash. - A second man has been arrested by authorities in the Doug Carlile murder investigation.
Robby Joe Wahrer, 33, has been arrested on a charge of 2nd Degree Murder (Intent to Kill) and Conspiracy to Commit 2nd Degree Murder.
Spokane Police believe Wahrer was the driver of the van Tim Suckow used the night he allegedly shot and killed Carlile.
On January 30, 2014, a person identified in court records as a 'concerned citizen' approached detectives and said that they have known Wahrer for a long time and was present when he was watching television and a news report came on about the Carlile murder investigation. As the news report was being broadcast Wahrer claimed that he was the driver of the white van spotted in surveillance video that police were looking for in relation to the Carlile case.
That van was later positively identified and linked back to Suckow.
Wahrer also said he drove a person -- whose name he never mentioned to the concerned citizen -- to the South Hill and that this person he was driving was "only supposed to break Carlile's knee caps, not kill him."
This information was confirmed by a second 'concerned citizen,' who independently corroborated the substance of what the first individual told detectives, that Wahrer admitted he was the driver, that he was the getaway driver for Suckow, but that he had been told by Suckow prior to Carlile's killing he was only going to "break the guy's legs' and had no idea Suckow planned to kill him.
After Suckow was arrested, detectives executed a search warrant on his cell phone and found a phone number marked with the name 'Robby' listed with a phone number the first concerned citizen identified as Wahrer's number.
The morning of the killing Carlile and Wahrer exchanged texts beginning at 8 a.m. Carlile texted another man who was storing his guns, to arrange picking up some of his stuff, and texted back and forth Wahrer seven more times throughout the day. According to court records one of the last calls Wahrer received was tracked to an AT&T cellular tower that serves the neighborhood where Carlile lived. He received that call 10 minutes before Carlile was shot and killed in his kitchen.
Suckow, the man arrested as the prime suspect in the Carlile killing, reportedly bailed Wahrer out of jail five days after Carlile was shot and killed in his South Hill home on December 15, 2013.
A confidential information has told local authorities that a third man, James Henrikson, ordered and paid for the Carlile killing. Henrikson was Carlile's business partner in a North Dakota oil drilling venture.
The informant, a one-time employee of Henrikson's, said Suckow was recruited by Henrikson to kill Carlile for $20,000.
Henrkison has not been charged in the Carlile murder investigation. He is currently in custody in North Dakota, being held on an unrelated federal firearms charge.
Wahrer is scheduled to make a court appearance Friday.


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The tributes and pledges to help Boston continue to roll in in the wake of Monday's tragedy. Roush Fenway Racing is doing its part to contribute, too. This weekend, NASCAR will be at the Kansas Speedway, including a Spring Cup race. Of course, Roush Fenway will be there, and it will be representing Boston in the Midwest. All cars owned by Roush Fenway will have "B-Strong" decals on them to show support. Moreover, a more tangible effort will be made, too, as team owner Jack Roush had pledged $100 to The One Fund Boston for every lap lead during the Sprint Cup Race by a Roush Fenway car. In addition, representatives from Roush Fenway will be handing out B-Strong stickers to fans in attendance. "When events occur such as what happened earlier this week in Boston, it is our nature to be overwhelmed with a variety of emotions," said Roush in a news release. "To have to withstand an act of such senselessness and cowardice against innocent people is disheartening to us all. Our hearts go out to the victims and their families, as well as the entire city of Boston. "As Americans we can all be proud of the way the city of Boston — and the entire nation — has banded together in the wake of this tragedy. We are proud of our Boston connections and feel privileged to be able to play a very small part in supporting the 'B-Strong' effort."
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Press-Telegram (Newspaper) - October 22, 1959, Long Beach, California H STEEL WOT DELAYED FOR WEEK BACK TO THE UNEMPtOYEO Carl Brickie, 39, lies pinned beneath a bulldozer, ending his first day at. work after three weeks of'unemployment. Brickie, who suffered a double fracture of his right leg, was loading.the dozer on a flatbed truck at FortLau- derdale, Fla., when it tipped over, pinning him to the ground for more than an Wirephoto.) Calls S. Agree for Strike on Summit Date; in Red Crisis Defiance in Army Threatens Regime; Strife-Torn HAVANA Cas- tro's mobilized Cuba's work- ers today for another show of Strength to combat the gravest threat yet to his 10- month regime, a threat sparked by defiance of anti- Cdm'm u n i s t revolutionary army "officers. The Cuban Labor Federa tion called for a one-hour na tionwide strike of its million arid a half members today in a demonstration of loyalty to France Adamanl PARIS Soviet government agrees wit! the United States that a summit conference should b held in December, Moscow's ambassador to Frano said today. Britain shares similar views but France i holding out for a meeting next spring. factor the Cuban strongman. Castro used the same strike technique In whipping up popular support, for his ouster of President Manuel Urrutia last July after the President spoke out against the Red menace. The country rumbled with unrest before the eyes of American travel agents holding a vana. convention in Ha- TWO MYSTERIOUS planes over Havana Wednes- showering the capital flew day, with anti-Castro leaflets, antigpvernment gangs carried out' hit-and-run bombing raids. Two persons were reported killed and at least 42 injured in the attacks from speeding cars and the panic generated by.'the aerial leaflet bombard- Third X15 Powered Flight Off EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. trouble with the pilot's oxy gen equipment today caused postponement of the third powered night of the rocke ship X15. It happened at fee as the X15 was to be droppec from its B52 mother ship Plans called for it to spurt to feet, then land on dry lake bed. When crack test pilot Scott Crossfield tried to switch his personal oxygen supply from a source on the B52 to the Xl-5's source, he couldn't. The switch wouldn't budge from he B52 position. The switch las three positions, marked "off" and "X15." It is located near the pilot's knee. with his knee. Nothing hap pened. He slammed it with of the Cuban air force took off in pursuit of the aerial in- truders, but there was no word that they were caught. Nor was there any announce- (Contiriued Page A-5, Col. 4) Jet Boat Blows Up at >int HE NUDGED the switch violent move tore the knee pocket in which he.kept his flight checkoff list. He ripped at the. switch with his hands. The only re- sult was a torn glove. He was forced to switch back to the B52's supply. The B52, with the X15 still .under its right wing, landed uneventfully. Pierpoi Fire and explosion virtual- ly destroyed a 16-foot turbo- jet speedboat today, at Pier- point, Landing. Two men leaped from the burning boat into the water to Escape the flames. One was Russ Prouty, 54, vice president of the Water Craft' Co., owner of the boat. The other was Dick Long, his companion. THE FORCE of the explo- sion blew off the hatch above the engine. Firemen said that the explosion occurred imme- diately after a supply of fuel had. been taken on at the landing.. Flames quicftly engulfed the giving no for the .of .fire extinguishers, ac- cording, to Prouty. The city fire-boat hooked on to the burning craft, pulled It away from the wharf and put out the fire. A new factor introduce into the discussion is a visi by Soviet Premier Nikita S Khrushchev to France. West ern sources expressed belie today this will take place within the next few weeks. The Soviet ambassador Sergei Vinogradov, comment ed on summit prospects aftei an hour's talk today wltl Maurice Couve de Murville Frencn foreign minister. "President Eisenhower ha proposed a summit conferenc. at the end of this the Soviet envoy said. "We are in agreement." WHETHER THE meeting is ield, he added, is up.to th. Big United States the Soviet Union, Britain anc France. Britain, London dispatche said today, wants the summL meeting to start Dec. 7, the 18th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Har bor. With President Charles de Gaulle holding out for spring, new negotiations pre sumably will get under way. British sources pointed oui hat the Western alliance must have unity on the date and De Gaulle's stand can be the determining factor. British officials saw some :heer in the forthcoming Chrushchev-De Gaulle meet- ng. They said this will at east keep alive the top-level ontacts which Britain's 'rime Minister Harold Mac- mjllan regards as indispens- ble. Macmillan went to Mos- ow in February to" see Khrushchev, and the Soviet remier last month visited President Eisenhower. USW Strike to Until Ruling Arguments Held in District Court on Ike Injunction PHILADELPHIA 6B- Three federal judges, delay- ing enforcement of a .taft- Hartley injunction against striking steel workers, took under advisement today the union's plea to throw out the writ altogether as unconsti- tutional. After a hearing which lasted about four hours, the judges said they hoped to ar- rive at a decision early next week. Meanwhile, the 100-day old strike continues pending the finding on the question of constitutionality. 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Pair was among representatives of 26 nations which ab- stained from voting on a resolution concerning Tibet, thereby giving them an opportunity for a brief moment of Wirephoto.) ent Eisenhower today lared he did not think IN AUGUSTA, GA., Presi- de- the aft-Hartley law was any ure for the prolonged steel trike and called upon all in- olved to impose some self iscipline for the sake of the ountry. At his hurriedly, called ews conference at his vaca on headquarters, Eisenhow- r said the steel strike threat- ns to "imperil the national ealth and safety." He said the strike is threat- ning to damage the United tates and added that if such roblems can't be solved 'ithout resorting to such -a rolonged strike it is a sad ay for this country. IN A STATEMENT issueH ollowing the press confer- nee, the President said that uciguuui 11 sirunger worn: steel is at the very base of condemnation were used. U. N. Votes Mi Id SJap Over Tibet UNITED NATIONS The United Nations- Wednes- day night indirectly con- demned Red China for vio- lating the basic rights of Tibetans but the U. S.-backed move lacked important sup- port from nearly one-third of the 82-nation General As- sembly. The Assembly voted 45-9 to approve an Irish-Malayan resolution urging respect for the fundamental rights of the Tibetan people to determine their own way of life. The tone-down resolution expressed grave concern about reports the oeople of Tibet had been denied funda- mental human rights, and called for respect of their cul- tural, and religious life. It was in an attempt to get the vote of Asian delegates who were apprehensive about angering their big Communist neighbor if stronger words of PAGE DIOGENES ny industrial economy ssential for repairs and laintenance essential for efense iproduction." Eisenhower said he did not an any new iis correct the aft-Hartley Law. Instead, he xpressed the hope that the eel industry, strikers and ompanies, would awaken to eir obligations to the Unit- d States. At the court hearirig, union mnsel remarshaled its argu- ents, declaring that the rike has created no nation- emergency, that indeed the onomy is booming and that e injunction violates the Man, 77, Finds but Won't Keep It PORTLAND, Ore. tried to report in yes- said Jacob Spreitzer as he walked into a police station with in a glove. LIFE SAVED sic rights of labor to strike, Continued Page A-4, Col. 5) GRANT INJUNCTION STAY Three federal judges (left to William H. Hastie, John Biggs Jr. and Herbert Goodrich, today granted an indefinite stay of an injunction against the striking steelworkers. The stay means continuation of the.100-day nation- wide strike pending Circuit Court of Appeals Wirephoto.) TWENTY-SIX nations ab stained from the balloting, including Great Britain, France and Belgium. 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The office staff tends to be rather short with people. I've stood waiting while one of the office staff speaks rudely on the phone with other patients or argues with them. Much of it can probably be attributed to the conduct of the caller but there's still no excuse for rudeness by an office professional. Some seem to be abrupt when dealing with us and they could stand to be a little friendlier. Overall, they are quick to get you in but need to work on how they treat the Doctor's patients.
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New research suggests widespread use of limit orders may be one reason individual investors do poorly when trading stocks. When they trade their own stocks, amateur investors tend to underperform the market. Research shows the more they trade, the more they tend to lose. Even as taxes, fees and trading costs eat into returns, individual investors also tend to make poor choices, buying losing stocks and selling winners. That's why many experts recommend simple index funds for most investors. University of Chicago Graduate School of Business professor Juhani Linnainmaa is out with new research on the use of limit orders. When investors buy stock, they can either place a market order, paying the current market price, or a limit order, which will only be executed if the stock falls to a certain price. Here's the problem, Linnainmaa shows: When new news comes out on a stock, limit orders go "stale" but amateur investors are rarely able to withdraw their old limit orders in time. He writes:
A stale limit order does not reflect current market information. … The problem is that individual investors don't have the resources to constantly monitor the market, which places them at a disadvantage relative to institutional investors.When news breaks, quick-acting traders take advantage of all those stale limit orders, reaping profits while amateur investors lose out. Limit orders are popular among individual investors. Linnainmaa, using data from a U.S. discount broker, estimates almost 75% of individuals' orders are the limit variety. Despite his findings, he says investors might still use limit orders in some cases. But don't set limit orders so low that they'll only be executed in the event of news, he adds.


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The longest distance swam under ice with the breath held is 152.4 m (500 ft) by Stig Åvall Severinsen (Denmark), without the use of breathing equipment but with a wetsuit and swim fins, at Qorlortoq Lake (Lake 40) in Ammasslik Island, Sermersoq Municipality, East Greenland on 16 April 2013. The depth of the ice was between 80 and 100 cm (2.62 and 3.28 feet). The total dive time was 2 minutes and 11 seconds.
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Denying the Lord who Boughtby Peter J. Leithart
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A framework for assessing global imbalances
In this paper, we take a systematic look at global imbalances. First, we provide a definition of the phenomenon, and relate global imbalances to widening external positions of systemically important economies that reflect distortions or entail risks for the global economy. Second, we provide an operational content to this definition by measuring trends in external imbalances over the past decade and putting these in a historical perspective. We argue that three main features set today's situation apart from past episodes of growing external imbalances - (i) the emergence of new players, in particular emerging market economies such as China and India, which are quickly catching up with the advanced economies; (ii) an unprecedented wave of financial globalisation, with more integrated global financial markets and increasing opportunities for international portfolio diversification, also characterised by considerable asymmetries in the level of market completeness across countries; and (iii) the favourable global macroeconomic and financial environment, with record high global growth rates in recent years, low financial market volatility and easy global financing conditions over a long time period of time, running at least until the summer of 2007. Finally, we provide an analytical overview of the fundamental causes and drivers of global imbalances. The central argument is that the increase in imbalances has been driven by a unique combination of structural and cyclical determinants. JEL Classification: F2, F32, F33, F41.
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