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Pearl Jam Releases Full Length Trailer For 'PJ20′ Documentary
Pearl Jam is set to celebrate their 20th anniversary in grand fashion; not only are they putting on a weekend music festival with Queens of the Stone Age, The Strokes, and others, but they are releasing a documentary featuring rare footage and interviews with the band. We have your first look at the trailer for the Cameron Crowe directed rock doc.
Pearl Jam is one of those rarities in the history of American rock music, as friend of the band and Soundgarden vocalist Chris Cornell says in the following trailer, "American rock bands…they break up, and Pearl Jam managed to stay together". Pearl Jam is one of the few American rock bands who have maintained a high level of success and done so without ending the band, though there were a few close calls.
Fans will get a rare (and I do mean rare) glimpse inside the world of Pearl Jam in the upcoming full length documentary titled simply 'PJ20′. Longtime friend and collaborator of the band, Cameron Crowe ('Almost Famous', 'Jerry Maguire'), spent the better part of the last year milling through thousands of hours of unseen footage from the Pearl Jam vaults. The result was the documentary that will see a one night only worldwide theatrical release on September 20th, it will also get a full run starting September 23rd in select key markets.
The film will take fans on a journey from the band's days under the moniker of Mookie Blaylock, all the way up to the recording of the new album (which will hopefully be out this year sometime). A few months back there was a very brief teaser posted online, now we have the full length official trailer for you. Enjoy.
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Galaxy S4 smartphone explodes in Hong Kong, burns down owner's house
Firefighters rushed to the spot immediately and worked to douse the flames for over 30 minutes, say reports.
Mumbai: Hong Kong-based Du was in for a rude shock when his Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone exploded, burning his house down in the process, latest reports confirm.
Chinese website Xianguo.com reports that Du was listening to "Love Machine" on his phone when suddenly he heard a loud pop. Surprised, he threw the smartphone on his sofa, which soon caught fire. The fire then engulfed Du's entire apartment, where he lived with this wife. The two managed to have a narrow escape, but Du lost all his belongings.
This isn't the first time that we've come across reports of loss and damage caused due to explosions in smartphones as a result of fake parts used in phones. Du, however, claims that the parts of his Galaxy S4, including the battery chargers, were genuine.
Firefighters rushed to the spot immediately and worked to douse the flames for over 30 minutes, say reports. All furniture and appliances inside Du's apartment have been reduced to ashes. "Upstairs unit facades and terraces blackened by smoke, metal fence also burned," adds the report.
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On today's show: we'll have the first insider's account of what happened during the Benghazi attack that claimed the lives of four Americans last September 11th. David Ives talks about the off-Broadway production of a group of his short plays under the title "All in the Timing," along with Carson Elrod, who is one of its stars. Kenny Vance on his latest album, "Acapella." Plus, a look at the New York City teachers and professors who were investigated during the Red Scare in the 1950s and 60s.


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VIENNA -- There is something appropriate about holding the final of the 2008 Euro tournament in Vienna, a city of remarkable beauty and talent.
It's the home of opera and music performed at dozens of music halls. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wasn't born in Vienna. He was born in Salzburg, but he died in Vienna. His spirit is everywhere in this city.
So it is indeed appropriate that a tournament that has done its utmost to bury ugly soccer by playing the beautiful game the way it was meant to be played would do so in this city, where there the sounds of beauty are everywhere.
As this tournament winds down with only the semifinals and final left, there is ongoing debate as to whether it is the best soccer tournament ever held.
There is danger in absolute statements. What provides great value to one observer leaves another with no feeling. A nation that did not qualify for this tournament might find the soccer entertaining, but the passion lacking.
There have been arguments made that the two World Cups in Mexico -- 1970 and 1986 -- were just as good as this Euro.
But it would be hard to make an argument that any tournament was better.
In an event that will by the end have seen 31 games played, it is remarkable to be able to count the number of bad games on one hand and still have fingers left.
Thank the soccer gods that there are still three games left, three games that hopefully will make the Italy-Spain quarter-final but a disturbing memory.
It would have been beyond unfair if that was a tournament finale.
Not even the nerve-snapping, emotion-sapping way the game ended on kicks from the penalty spot could save it from being ranked among the two worst of this tournament.
Only France's 0-0 draw with Romania ranks in the same category. That game didn't have the advantage of kicks at the end of it to lift the tedium.
Normally games of that ilk are forgotten because there are often others just as bad. Not here.
It's why Italy has been pilloried in the press -- including its own -- after the game against Spain.
The lack of commitment to anything positive on the field was stunning. When one team refuses to play, it's difficult for the other to carry the load on its own.
What the game needed desperately was for Spain to score. It never happened and the game died.
That is what will eventually cost Roberto Donadoni his job. In his stewardship, this team has regressed. He has held on to older players too long. His love of players such as Simone Perotta and Mauro Camoranesi is stupefying.
Too often Italy returns to the old style that is acceptable to its fans in victory, but doesn't advance the game.
This tournament is also about preparation. It isn't long after this tournament ends that World Cup qualifying begins. This would have been an opportunity for Italy to use some of its younger players, especially midfielders and strikers.
This Euro has been good for the game of soccer. It has proved that a team can play attacking, entertaining soccer and win.
Three games remain. Say a prayer to those soccer gods. Pray that Turkey-Germany, Spain-Russia and whoever makes the final will play not only to win, but also with the intention of providing the tournament with the only finish that would be appropriate . . . a high-calibre, high-paced, inventive brand of soccer.
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I got up early, checked out of my hotel in Tokyo and dragged my bags over to the Ueno station for the Keisei line to the airport. When I was going through the turnstile the machine didn't work properly. Someone came over to check what was going on. He tried my Suica card (a card good for the metro and most commuter rails in Tokyo that can also be used to buy food and other items at some locations) on another turnstile and waved me through. He asked me where I was going and when I said to the airport he told me I wanted Track 2. I went down to Track 2 and got on the train.
Before I sat down I looked out the window at the display for the train and realized I was on the local train to the airport. I grabbed my things and headed for the door just as it was closing. I managed to block the door before it closed all the way and when they re-opened I quickly got off. Disaster narrowly averted.
The train I wanted was on the other side of the platform on Track 1 and was due to leave seven minutes later. I got on and we soon left for the airport.
Everything at the airport went smoothly. I caught my flight to Shanghai and settled in. I looked at one of the magazines in the seat back in front of me and realized that not only is it a longer flight to Shanghai than it is to Harbin, my final destination, but when I get to Shanghai I'll be further from Harbin than I was in Tokyo.
We arrived in Shanghai. The Shanghai airport is huge and modern. There were some enormous rooms I had to walk through after clearing immigration that didn't seem to serve any purpose.
I headed for the Maglev train. It's the fastest train in the world, at least at certain times of day. I had found the times when it runs fastest and I was there at the right time. My first problem was paying for a ticket. I went to a currency exchange counter and as I waited in line I noticed that in addition to giving you a lousy rate they charged a 60 yuan (roughly $10) fee. I went and checked a second one. It had the same fee so I decided to go find an ATM since my bank, which charges exorbitant fees, which is why I brought a lot of cash, charges less than the currency exchange company. I got some yuan and headed back to the Maglev.
I bought my ticket and hopped on. The train soon left. There's a speedometer at each end of every car. The speed rapidly increased until it hit 300 km/hr (roughly 184 mph) and then it stopped increasing. I was on during one of the slow periods. (I've since checked the timetables for when the train runs at top speed and I've found the same incorrect
information in several places. I suspect they've changed their schedule
The train reached the first stop in around seven or eight minutes. I didn't know if it continued on so I hopped off. I assumed that the trains to the airport would be on another line so I went downstairs and through the exit and then through the ticket machine and the security check, up the stairs and found out I was getting onto the other side of the same train. The same track is accessible from two platforms. It just goes one stop and then turns around.
I talked to someone about the speed and was told that it starts going fast at 3:00, which would be the next train in 15 minutes. Well, I was already running late and didn't want to press my luck waiting another 15 minutes so I hopped on the slow train, took it back to the airport and found my way to my gate. I got there with enough time to spare that I could have waited the 15 minutes. The posted boarding time arrived and nothing happened. It turns out my plane was about an hour late.
My plane to Harbin eventually got underway. The flight attendants have their work cut out for them on this flight. People kept using their notebook computers and phones right through take-off and landing. I could see two of them from where I was sitting that weren't turned off until it was time to get off the plane. We hadn't been on the ground more than a few seconds and hadn't even turned off the runway when people started getting up and opening the overhead bins. Harbin was founded by Russia in the 1800s. Much of the population is Russian and many of the non-Chinese signs are Russian. They seem to have maintained Russian manners.
When I got out of the plane I found we were parked away from the terminal and there was a bus at the bottom of the stairway to take us to the terminal. It was snowing making the metal stairs pretty slippery - not good when you have a bag in each hand. We must have been parked a mile from the terminal but we eventually got there. By the time we reached the baggage claim area our bags were already there.T
he airport is tiny compared to Shanghai's. Now Shanghai is one of the largest cities in the world with a population of 23 million so it's not a surprise that their airport is large but Harbin, with a population of 10 million, is a major city as well and the terminal seemed puny in comparison.
I had neglected to check how I should get from the airport to the hotel. I checked my Lonely Planet guide book and they suggested taking a bus instead of a taxi. Just outside the airport there were some ice sculptures. I found a bus, bought a ticket and got on. When they stowed my bags they chained them together and gave me the key to the lock. I've never seen that before.
The bus ride into town took over an hour. The bus was packed. The heater was turned up full-blast and it was extremely hot on the bus. For some strange reason, the person in the seat next to me was an inch or two into my seat and practically snuggling up against me. The windows were steamed up from the heat and perspiration so I couldn't see out enough to get much of a sense of where we were.
We stopped a few times but I stayed on until we were somewhere that looked more like downtown to me. We eventually reached a stop near the train station. Most of the people were getting off the bus there and I decided to do the same. When I went to get my bags I found a couple guys trying to unlock my lock. I guess they're there for a reason.
Now I needed a taxi. I tried flagging some down but they ignored me. I suspected that Harbin is one of those places where taxis can only stop at designated taxi stands. I figured there would be one at the train station so I headed over. I found a taxi stand and got a taxi. The first problem was that my bags wouldn't fit in the trunk so he had to leave the lid open. I didn't think that was much of a problem but they wound up getting splashed with road grime and slush. The next problem was communicating to the driver where I wanted to go. He didn't understand the English name of the hotel. I didn't have the name written in Chinese and it wasn't in my guide book. I gave him the phone number but I had the International number with a Country Code and City Code and he couldn't figure out how many digits to dial. He tried calling someone who claimed to speak English but they didn't do much better. He had someone who actually spoke English call us back. Finally, the driver knew where we were going.
I got to the hotel, checked in and went to my room. I had book what they called an interior room. I wasn't expecting a window but it had one - that looks out at a wall about a foot away. Actually, the room has two windows. The other window looks from the bed into the bathroom. It has a window shade that's on the bed side of the window. You wouldn't want to share this room with just anybody. I've had some strange rooms but this is the first bathroom with a interior picture window. I checked some pictures on Expedia and it looks like all of the rooms here have this feature including rooms with two twin beds that you might be sharing with someone you don't know that well. Some of them are even larger than the one in my room and appear to extend the entire length of the tub.
I tried to use the Internet. The first problem was getting it configured correctly. Unlike every other hotel I've stayed in, and that's in the hundreds, I could not use DHCP, which is the option where the computer is told by the router how to configure the connection. There was a notebook in the room that contained hotel information that had a page on the Internet. It was entirely in Chinese but I could see the numbers. I used them to set up the connection with a fixed IP address and DNS servers and turned off TCP/IPv6, since that feature requires DHCP and I had a connection. Barely. While I was able to get this running it requires a lot more knowledge than I think should be expected from your average guest.
Also in the hotel information is something that reads, "His Excellency in the room can enjoy free of charge fiber-optic services, for the network to extend the line directly with the floor attendant or contact Service." I've run a few speed tests. The results have been as low as 30Kb and as high as several Mb but they don't seem to correlate with the actual performance. I'm not sure where the bottleneck is. I suspect it might be due to firewalls run by the government that stop you from accessing many sites, such as Google, Facebook or YouTube. I tried running SlingBox, which gives a real-time readout of the connec
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Earlier today, official firmware 2.12 for the PS Vita was released. According to Sony, this update "improves software stability during use of some features" which could mean anything from "we actually fixed some customer-impacting bugs" to "we patched an exploit", but as far as I could tell, current known (but undisclosed) exploits have not been patched by this update.
Scene member The Z was quick to test his port of VHBL (homebrew loader for the Vita running through the PSP emulator) and confirmed it still works on firmware 2.12. On the video below, you can see him running Wagic (card game), gpsp (GBA emulatr), snes9x (SNES emulator), PSP Filer (file manager) through VHBL.
The Z has found out recently that the game he used to port VHBL was sadly only available on EU stores and Australia. Because of this, he decided to postpone the release of his port to a future firmware, as it will only be useful to people who have an EU account. Thegame he is using to run this exploit therefore stays undisclosed, for now.
As a reminder, finding usermode exploits and porting VHBL is not extremely difficult, and explained here and here
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Montcalm Township man arrested after assaulting, threatening to kill family at knifepoint
MONTCALM TOWNSHIP — A Montcalm Township man is in custody after he allegedly threatened his family at knifepoint for more than two and a half hours early Sunday morning.
Montcalm County Sheriff's deputies responded to the 1100 block of West Sidney Road at 12:46 a.m. regarding a man armed with knives, threatening to kill his family.
Deputies made contact with the mother of the suspect who indicated her son held her and her family at knife point for more than two and a half hours, threatening to kill all of them. The suspect also disconnected the telephone lines within the residence.
The mother finally convinced the suspect to let her go and buy him more alcohol. She was able to then flee the residence with all of the family members and contact 911.
Deputies made entry into the residence and located the male suspect who had passed out; however, he was still holding two knives.
The suspect became violent while being handcuffed and started spitting, biting and kicking deputies. He then threatened the deputies and their families as well as his own family members.
The suspect told deputies he was high on "K2 / spice" and was very upset over the fact he would not be able to get any more. Synthetic drugs became illegal throughout Michigan on Sunday.
The suspect was treated and released from Spectrum Health United Hospital in Greenville and was then transported to the Montcalm County Jail in Stanton.
The suspect is being charged with several felonies and misdemeanors, including false imprisonment, felonious assault, domestic assault and resisting/obstructing deputies.


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This is the sort of social media that is indeed "social": a sympathy message last night from an Irish friend – a longtime girlfriend of ours in Dublin, with whom we'd traveled to Florida in the summer of 2014.
Several years back, her parents passed away within a year of each other. She had also been thinking about our late girlfriend, Kam. She felt this might be helpful to me:


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Penn Avenue Fish Company in the Strip District has been a hit with fish-eaters ever since the day it opened for business in 2007. Yet it's a heck of a walk for lunchtime diners who work on the opposite side of town and are hungry for seafood quick.
A second location at 308 Forbes Ave., Downtown, which quietly opened Oct. 12, solves that problem.
Tucked into a long and narrow storefront, Henry Dewey's and Angela Earley's latest venture offers much the same menu as the original store, with one tasty addition: the Taco del Dia, or taco of the day -- say, cod one day and scallops the next. Price: two for $8.99 or three for $10.99.
In all, there are more than three dozen choices on the menu, including a blackened South Beach Snapper ($12.99) served with grilled asparagus and seaweed salad, Roasted Salmon Sandwich ($9.99) and Oysters on the Half Shell ($2.50 each). I sampled the fish tacos (two for $5.99), a tasty combination of seasoned swordfish, salmon and tuna in hard corn shells. Topped with a crunchy mix of cabbage, cilantro salsa and sriracha, it was a winner.
The restaurant doesn't sell fresh fish to go -- you'll have to head to the Strip location if you're looking for seafood to whip up at home -- but it does offer a large selection of sashimi and nigiri, maki and specialty sushi rolls. Prices range from $2.99 for an avocado or cucumber roll to $6.99 for a shrimp tempura roll to $49.99 for a 32-piece sushi platter.
Mr. Dewey says the new location, which seats 35, also will serve dinner Weds.-Fri, starting Nov. 10 -- BYOB. No word yet on the hours, but you can give the restaurant a call at 412-562-1710 or visit pennavefishcompany.com for updates.
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Blanke (Between Trapezes), a motivational speaker and former columnist for Real Simple, shovels aside detritus to make space for cleaner rooms and clearer minds. She challenges readers to follow her example in discarding 50 things; tossed items range from old clothes to "the need to be right." The author's suggestions range from the humble ("Have a swap party for your outgrown clothes") to the ambitious ("Clarify who you are"), and her scope and environmentally conscious mind-set make the book a rousing call to total transformation-one mismatched sock at a time. (Mar.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Throw Out Fifty Things: Clear the Clutter, Find Your Lifeby Gail Blanke
"Our lives are so filled with junk from the past-from dried up tubes of glue to old grudges-that it's a wonder we can get up in the morning," exclaims motivator, best-selling author, columnist, and life coach Gail Blanke.
"If you want to grow, you gotta let go," is Blanke's mantra; and that means eliminating all the clutter-physical and emotional-that holds
"Our lives are so filled with junk from the past-from dried up tubes of glue to old grudges-that it's a wonder we can get up in the morning," exclaims motivator, best-selling author, columnist, and life coach Gail Blanke.
"If you want to grow, you gotta let go," is Blanke's mantra; and that means eliminating all the clutter-physical and emotional-that holds you back, weighs you down, or just makes you feel bad about yourself.
In THROW OUT FIFTY THINGS she takes us through each room of the house-from the attic to the garage-and even to the far reaches of our minds. Through poignant and humorous stories, she inspires us to get rid of the "life plaque" we've allowed to build-up there.
- That junk drawer (you know that drawer) in the kitchen? Empty it!
- Those old regrets? Throw 'em out!
- That make-up from your "old" look? Toss it!
- That relationship that depresses you? Dump it!
Once you've hit fifty-you'll be surprised how easy it is to get there-and once you've thrown out that too-tight belt and too-small view of yourself, you'll be ready to step out into the clearing and into the next, and greatest, segment of your life.
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What better way to start the New Year than to get rid of the old and start anew? Popular blogger Babauta (ZenHabits.net) advises readers to identify the essential and eliminate the rest, while life coach Blanke (Between Trapezes) cuts to the chase, ordering her audience to empty that stuffed kitchen drawer. What distinguishes Blanke's book is her advice to let go of not only stuff but also regrets, ideas about one's personality type, and the need to be liked by everyone. Babauta, too, advocates five-sentence emails and single-tasking for clearing away mental clutter. Both worthwhile purchases are heartily recommended.
Deborah Bigelow
author of A RETURN TO LOVE
bestselling author of LETHAL LEGACY
President & CEO or Siemens AG
Whenever I de-clutter my house, it helps de-clutter my mind. Gail Blanke is a perfect guide to getting the non-essentials out of the way, so that simple joys can make their way into our lives."Marianne Williamson, author of A RETURN TO LOVE"
Everybody needs to throw out at least fifty things. Just make sure this book isn't one of them!"Journalist and Television Producer, Linda Ellerbee"
Gail Blanke's Throw Out Fifty Things is the perfect roadmap to help you lighten your load. Leave it to a friend like Gail- wise, funny, practical, and so very organized-to empty my closets and clean out my shelves, while soothing the spirit and soul, too. This book is a keeper."Linda Fairstein, bestselling author of LETHAL LEGACY"
THROW OUT FIFTY THINGS is a refreshing book full of practical tips and helpful insights. The title is the simple principle. Applied at home, in your career, in your mind, or in your business, it helps you get rid of the clutter that blocks success. Perhaps most astounding is how relevant the insights are to leading a business today."Peter Loescher, President & CEO or Siemens AG
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- Publication date:
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Gail Blanke is a world-class motivator and is president and chief executive of Lifedesigns, a company whose vision is to empower men and women to live truly exceptional lives. She has been "The Motivator" columnist in Real Simple magazine, is a contributor to Body+Soul, a Martha Stewart publication, and appears regularly on CBS 2 Sunday Morning. Gail has written three other books, including Between Trapezes and In My Wildest Dreams, a New York Times bestseller. Gail and her husband, Jim Cusick, have two daughters, Kate and Abigail, and live in New York City. You're invited to visit Gail on www.throwoutfiftythings.com.
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I was very excited to read "Throw Out Fifty Things: Clear the Clutter, Find Your Life" by Gail Blanke. If you could see my house, and especially my 'reading room/office', you would understand immediately. I have such a hard time getting rid of 'stuff'. I have clothes in my closet that I bought three years ago that still have the tags because I haven't yet worn them...but can I throw them out? Uh, NO! Why? Well, duh...because I haven't worn them yet! If you don't understand that, then you are likely an organized kind of person that I love to envy.
I found this book very clear and the 'system' incredibly simple. Each chapter covers a different area/room in your house (bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, etc) and the author provides advice and suggestions (if not outright orders) for what types of things you should consider in each of the rooms. There are even very informative 'box' suggestions in each chapter with data on recycling, donating, tag sales, swapping, hazardous waste removal, etc. And a handy resource section at the end provides websites and/or contact information by type of item. That's the good news about the book.
The only downside (for me) was that the constant 'cheering' and 'philosophizing' tended to wear on me. In that regard, I think I would have been more pleased with the audio book version...but then I wouldn't have gotten all the handy charts in the book! So, if soul-searching and imperatives don't drive you batty, then "Throw Out Fifty Things" may be just the ticket to help you clear out those things you really don't need. As for me? Well...let's just say I didn't quite make it to fifty.
I read the book through first and then went back and am attacking my clutter one item at a time. Read it in the a.m. and apply what you learn throughout the day. its a free feeling to clean up you life! This is an umcomplacated and easy read but carries a big message.
My husband asked me why I have changed my ways after 20 years, this book is it. I am going to have my kids read it next, never too early to learn the lessons this book teaches!
This is the greatest organizational book! I've recommended it to everyone I know. Gail puts her personal trials of holding onto things, the feelings and emotions involved, then tells you how to let go. She hits each room with practical advice. Super easy to read and the instructions are easy to follow.
Finally a book that worked for me. Cutting clutter has always been a challenge. This book breaks it down room by room with a common sense approach to what to keep and what to toss (or donate). Worked for me. Day one I read 60 pages and got rid of 48 things that were just filling space unnecessarily. Great book!
I enjoyed this book, not just for its going through room by room but especially for its approach to mental and emotional clutter!
I found the book to be motivating. I am organized as a person. However, I used the book as a tool to work on my deceased father's home where there were many memories attached to "things". The tips and exercises gave me the strength to throw out things as opposed to trying to sell them where their would be memories for some people. I was able to unload many thinggs and clothing to charity. Again I stress the book was upbeat and motivational for me.
A surprisingly good example of the genre. The author uses examples from her own life to introduce or illustrate her points. She urges us to unclutter our lives, not just eliminating the possessions that we don't need, but also the regrets, heartbreaks, etc. that we may hang onto that keep us mired in the past. The combination is very helpful, and this short book was a valuable tool.
If you have too much clutter and can't seem to part with any of it, this is the book for you. The author gives detailed advice on how to part with things and how to move on with your life. A great read.
I had seen the buzz about this book on my blogs this summer, and I remembered adding it to my list on the library website. But I wasn't sure what I would think of the book. I have read so many clutter books, and I figured this one wouldn't be any different. Was I ever wrong! How refreshing it was to read about a lady who actually struggled and still struggles with the various things she writes in this book. She has organizational issues. It was amazing to have her "throw out" the things even as she wrote the book. I think the interesting sections of the book really dealt with mental clutter and making your life the kind of life you really want. She had some great things to say about those issues, and I would highly recommend that everyone checks out those sections specifically. I definitely give this book a five star rating. If you have have read those other organizational and housekeeping books, throw them out and get a copy of this book! And apply it!
Psychological take on needing to clean...insightful.
This little book is great if you need to find a starting place with clearing out clutter. It provides great direction, leaving no stone unturned.


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Hotel is top of the line everything is beautiful. Be aware of ocean front only rooms. You get 1/3 ocean view and 2/3 abandoned wild land that is very unpleasant to look at ( dirts, random parked cars with loud drunkards who kept stairing at hotel balconies). When we tried to change the room, the customer relation agent had a tantrum and I had to steer him away from it, even though the hotel was almost empty. We chose to have a massage the next day. I can't get over the fact that they charge top dollar for 80 minutes relaxing massage, which is delivered by a very incompetent staff who we felt had no clue to what they were doing ( my wife and I were very disappointed with the quality). The Spa is extremely clean and luxurious, it just lacked a competent "masseur" who will make it worth the 180 dinars. Although they were very polite, just did not really know how to stimulate stressed spots. Breakfast was extremely good with a wide variety of good quality food. very friendly and accommodating waiters.
The russelior hotel it is one of the best hotel in Africa, the video you see about the hotel it is nothing compare of the luxury you will find there
The hotel is beautifully designed, very unlike your usual Tunisian hotel. Good staff, fantastic amenities and an amazing Spa. They have also decent food at the restaurant, a bit more elaborate than average Some staff members, especially in the buffet restaurant are not friendly at all. They are usually missing one or two ingredients in the dishes compared to what is written on the menu (supply problems I guess but also very ambitious menu with things you usually don't find in Tunisia). They do not serve alcohol and are not clear about this upfront. So for the ones like me who like their glass of wine, go eat somewhere else or bring alcohol with you for consumption in the room
Russelior is the premier hotel to stay in Tunsia and is well worth the drive to Hammeret. This is a 5 star hotel no questions about it and the staff go out of there way to provide for you and make a point to know your name. Spa was also very good and the beach is very close by. If you have to stay in Tunisa Russelior Hotel is the place.
The breakfast and the staff went excellent The hotel is not direct at the beach
Impeccable facility with great staff! I did not know in advance that no alcohol wS served on premise.
The beach Restaurent price high, local phone calls very expensive, poor wi-fi conection
The Sindbad has beautiful grounds and the private beach was for me the best part about the hotel. It has 3 pools, but the 2 outdoor ones, although nice did not feel like "swimming" pools as there are restaurants around them rather than sunloungers. This put people off swimming. The standard room was lovely..just the right size and the cleaning staff kept it in good order. The spa also had a great wide variety of treatments and massages, however prices are western standard. The location was great if you just want to chill on the beach, relax and not do much else. The medina is a nice short walk away and the beach walk is lovely (late May it felt you had it to yourself as there isnt much else on this stretch of beach but the hotel). The food was not good value for money. Prices were western or more but nowhere near the standard. It felt like a rip-off. Especially for salads and whne you just want a light bite. Breakfast wsa overall good, but dinner hit or miss. I wouldnt go halfboard here again. Also I did not like the fact that you had to pay for all drinks, even on half board. There was no free drinking water, and the water at the hotel was more expensive than at home (over £2 a bottle). This racks up fast when you are in a hot climate and the hotel wont allow you to take your own water bottles around the grounds.
Very good value for money. The Thai restaurant provided excellent service and very good food.
excellent warm freindly saff. clean rooms. food is very good spescialy brealkfast, very good location separation of bathroom from toilet???
Spacious rooms - The Beach Shampoo & Soap are not replaced automatically, we had to ask for it.
Sorry, nothing. I have a thousand words to express my disappointment. But I won't because it's useless. Next time I will just remember that nothing in Tunisie works like expected. Particularly, telling about The Sindbad Hotel, table tennis and wi-fi internet. And hot water. And everything else. It's the best from the worst though. Anyway I somehow managed to have a good time so my dissapointment about the hotel didn't completely spoil my vacation.
Excellent resort - nice location, good food, modern rooms. Great value on the low season discount we got. I think it was probably cheaper than the shared dorm we have now in Berlin! The beach in front of the hotel (and actually the whole of Tunisia) needs a good rubbish clean up. Its not really the resorts fault (but they could do something locally to improve it), but there was always a bit of rubbish floating in the sea when we went out swimming, and its unsightly when it washes up on the beach.
the bbq restaurant and the spa no coffee facilities in the room
The staff is very good and helpfull.
Design, the quiet, the swimming-pool on the beach is cool, good dinner when the buffet, the beach is good One day - buffet dinner, after - "a la carte". When the dinner is "a la carte", the service is very long, the food is'nt tasty.
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ıt was just on the beach and has lovely animators. even it is said that the hotel has five stars, it was hard to believe it due to breakfast and dinner types, they were pretty poor.
The swimming poll Poor service, unfriendly staff, no facilities, unprofessional staff....
Free shuttle to the golf clubs and preferential rates at the 3 golf courses in Hammamet The hotel is largely a tourist factory without any charm. Most parts looks like a hospital: white, impersonal, too big. Food is of mediocre quality
much more then we thought, lovely staff, professional management,clean and modern roomsgood location, nice view. i been in tunusia 2 times, i do afriad of chosing my hotel always , but aziza hotel was good choice, i strongly recommend that hotel with no doubt.maybe not like 4 stars as in europe and turkey but worth to pay that price in a country like tunisia. just foods could be a bit better
Very polite staff and very relaxing. Very comfertable and big swimming pool. A bit more attention on the cleaning would rocket it to 5 stars!!
my holiday was nightmare because of hotel aziza workers
The rooms are very big and comfortable, the food is good. It is rather noisy outside, the staff could have been more helpful. The whole surroundings are completely fake, built just for tourists. You won't see anything of real Tunisia there.
very beautiful, very charming, very traditional, good food i would invest in maintanance! our bathroom and also the pool needed urgently a refurbish. the pillows and uphostery were very dusty too...
The hotel staff were excellent, even using broken English to help me when I had problems. Nothing, it was perfect.
Spacious clean and comfortable room. Friendly service staff. Pleasent pool areas and not too busy (visitied in mid-August). Hotel rooms are in the Medina resort complex which can be noisy if you get the wrong room (we were lucky) and rife with bothersome market vendors. The food had a good range but was for the most part pretty poor quality. Supermarket was useless - don't even consider doing any self catering, the kitchenette is not setup for much more than fried eggs.
I didn't like anything, after experiencing Tulip Inn in Carthage! It is not at all suitable for Vegetarians. Further, when I ask for hot water for preparing baby food, they give room temperature water and confidently say it is hot water. I had to be specific hot as in tea for them to understand, but it was always the same problem. The few kitchen utensils provided were very dirty. On top every one expects a tip!!!
cleanliness, friendly staff, comfortable and huge rooms, good breakfast
you fell like you life in ancite time my room was inside the shopping side, so was cery crowded.
Very complete breakfast. The hotel is situated in a medina. Difficulty in speaking English. Untrusted staring and watching of the staff over everyone with a European look.
the size of the room, with 2 bedrooms, kitchen and living room is quite convenient for a family. Service in the restaurant was good, quick and efficient the food was not so good in term of quality if we compare it to other hotels in Hammamet. Even the Tunisian food which it supposes not to be costly was awful.
Very cheap hotel (32UERO/night). If you like to swim, this hotel got a nice location, near the beach.
The room was confortable however the service at the reception was disapointed. The Hotel was OK, but the restaurants were not organised. You have to fight to get to the Buffet ,only one buffet for more than 400 customers...The Spa is very expensive and nthing was included in the priceexcept indoor and very hot swimining pool.
nothing he room was so bad and dirty and service was soooooooooo bad no houskeeping fot two days and tv not working , room was full of ants and other insects we complaine but no respond what so ever , i think they are punishing booking.com clints with worst rooms next
friendly staff , nice location no internet in rooms very important
The Hotel is a real 5 stars, spacious, luxious, with wonderful pools , 2 for adults and 1 for kids, the private beach is absolutely clean and too comfortable that i didn't want to leave my steps at the golden sand :-) at the price that i got it was a real honeymoon even i couldn't stay more than 3 days, i will go back for more days. excursions are offered by the hotel in good price, and hammamet is the best point to start them. WiFi internet is extra and too expensive, i had to walk to nearby cafeteria for free and fast internet connection. yasmine hammamet is not hammamet, it's just a big touristic area. about 6km outside the city, don't expect to see Tunisia by staying in yasmine, except if u take excursion to the towns around (offered by the hotels or by travel agencies)
every thing was perfect and good.i think i'll try it again in the futur.
The pool. The buffet selection was good (for a week stay). We had to ask them to vaccum the room carpet when we arrived. They also tried to get us to change room one day after unpacking. The "all inclusive" cocktail drink needs more hoices (there is none).
Proximity to beach. Cleanliness of hotel and friendly staff. The Spa-Relax is great tto. rooms are quite basis and not 5 star as advertised!
I liked the location, close to the beach and walking distance from everything in Yasmine Hammamet. Yes, the breakfast buffet was poor, they don't have a variety. It was the same everyday. Also, they didn't have a menu for room service inside the room. I always called and ask about what they have. My opinion is this need to improve their service and hire a professional hotel staff. In general I enjoyed my vacation with the family and we had a good time.
The staff were helpful and the location was exellent , value for money
I didn't like the hotel at all it's a rip off and full of low class tunisian people! Don't ever throw your money for this hotel. Go for Sentido Phenicia instead. We checked in at around 2 PM and the room was still not cleaned. We had to request 3 times from the reception to clean it and get us a thrid bed for the third person. The beach was soo dirty and the pool overcrowded with people mostly from outside of the hotel. The breakfast is very basic and doesn't taste good. If you have a car don't ever expect to find a parking for your car since the hotel don't offer any parking. The reception is awful, the hotel barely deserves a 2 stars honestly! I dont know from where did they get the 4 stars!!!
All-in-clusive hotell för familjen med begränsad semesterkassa. Väl värt pengarna. Trevlig personal. För låg standard på rummen och framförallt badrummen. I behov av renovering.
utmarkt service trevliga personal bra lage vid stranden
Fina moderna rum,bra städning ganska bra mat värd pengarna.Mer par familj hotell. Om man bad om hjälp fick man ganska bra service. Olika tjäsnter dom säljer på hotellet som Spa och äventyr dom är så jobbiga mot en att köpa o väldigt dyrt för att det är en bra hotell med många sjtärnor. Dålig mottagning av receptionen när man kommer fram.
Nice place though very very expensive and they tried to rip me off with a pre booked taxi back to the airport.. see above
Very good value for money. All the staff was great. Good food and excelent facilities.
Only the swimming pool ... ... All other things
We were on last flour , AC not working and room was very hot , the corridors to the rooms on top flour were so smelly ... once told the staff about the room A/C, they just said it should be working !! and no action ! The front door claims that the hotel is 5 star, but I give it a 2.5 to 3 start hotel max ! The entrace / loby is nice and appealing , the food was not bad also.
Enjoyed my stay there, but again, I'm not very picky when it comes to Hotels. AC was really bad
Calme and relax
the beach is great, the hotel and the rooms are luxurius and reflect the arabic architecture, nice breakfast the hotel staff was not very polite. beware of the prices!!!
the kidness of the staff the lack of distractions or entertainement in the evenings
The water temperature and pressure where not stable during showers. It didn't matter if it was morning or night. The double room consisted of two twin beds pushed together, and the sheet set was for twin beds, only the comforter was for a large bed.
room is very clean. was quiet. restaurant was very good. pool great for winter. minibar was empty and nobody put something into minibar.
the staff were very good indeed its a little dated
Everythings went fine and at excellent quality level. Good location, available staff and marvelous smart restaurant on the pelouse with sea view shuttle airport / hotel : a little bit expensive


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Cough headache is one of the important provoked headache types.
A cough causes a sudden intense sharp pain, often in the top or back of the head, but any part of the head can be affected.
It is important to make sure that pain is directly caused by coughing (there needs to be no pain before the cough, and pain is only induced by the action of coughing).
The much more common scenario is of a pre-existing pain, such as migraine, being made worse by coughing. After coughing you still have your pre-existing migraine headache.
Strictly speaking, cough headache only occurs as a result of a cough stimulus. However, it is also known that stooping, sneezing or lifting can produce the pain. Weightlifters can get this pain when lifting extreme weights.
How do people describe the pain?
The pain usually occurs on both sides. There is not usually any autonomic activation (that is no tears, nasal congestion or reddening of the eye).
The pain lasts seconds (occasionally 1-2 minutes of severe pain), and once the intense pain has settled, there is sometimes a more prolonged dull ache (1-2 hours). The pain is known to occur in the teeth.
What Causes Cough Induced Headache?
Just like other exercise induced headaches, there is a 10-20% chance that there is a structural problem in the head causing this headache.
Causes of cough induced headache include:
- Chiari Malformation – The most commonly identified cause.
- Meningioma – which can be in the posterior fossa.
- Pituitary Tumour
- Subdural Haematoma – beware that subdural effusions can be associated with intracranial hypotension.
- Pneumocephalus
- Brainstem compression from platybasia
- Other Brain Tumour – this is rare
- Intracranial Hypotension
- Cervicogenic Headache – people with pain originating from upper cervical spine joints will describe pain that is made worse or brought on by coughing
The mechanism of headache brought on by coughing is not known for certain.
Patients with the Chiari Malformation may have a ball-valve effect at the base of the brain.
A cough causes a rise in pressure inside the head. This pressure rise worsens the Chiari Malformation, by forcing the cerebellar tonsils further into the spinal canal.
The pressure in the head rises very sharply, and then falls more slowly. The sudden rise in intracranial pressure (Intra = inside, cranial = head) is what causes the sudden pain.
Benign Cough Headache does not have cause identified on investigations. The treatment of primary cough headaches include drugs that are known to reduce intracranial pressure:
- Acetazolamide
- Indomethacin
- Topiramate
Other drugs have been used successfully in the past, again on a case by case basis without proper randomised trials:
- Methysergide (an anti-migraine drug)
- Naproxen
- Ergonovine
- IV Dihydroergotamine
A Lumbar Puncture Procedure has also helped some patients. It is possible that by causing a CSF leak, or increasing compliance of the lumbar part of the dural sac, pressure inside the head falls.
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A character profile for Leonato in Much Ado About nothing play by William Shakespeare.
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Leonato is the Governor of Messina, the father of Hero, and the uncle of Beatrice. It is at Leonato's home where the action is set; he is second in power only to Don Pedro.
You can find a good discussion of Leonato in the enotes Character Analysis section on him: http://www.enotes.com/muchado/36292.
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Professor of Literary Journalism
He has published 13 books of history, biography, and narrative nonfiction. Professor Lesy's most recent book, Repast: Dining Out at the Dawn of the New American Century, 1900-1910 (2013), written in collaboration with his wife, Lisa Stoffer, was inspired by the New York Public Library's Buttolph Menu Collection.
Many of his books have been based on historic photographs, gathered in archives; several have been based on oral histories, gathered during fieldwork. Professor Lesy's first book, Wisconsin Death Trip, has remained in print since 1973. Professor Lesy's book, Murder City (2007), grew out of a Hampshire College tutorial.
Professor Lesy's books have been made into operas, plays, dance performances, and films. In 2007, the United States Artists Foundation named Professor Lesy its first Simon Fellow. In 2013, he was the recipient of a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship.
Literary Journalism encompasses a variety of genres, including portrait/biography, memoir, and investigation of the social landscape. Literary journalism uses such devices as plot, character, and spoken language to tell true stories about a variety of real worlds. By combining evocation with analysis, immersion with investigation, literary journalism tries to reproduce the complex surfaces and depths of people, places, and events. Books to be read will include: Fuller's DON'T LET'S GO TO THE DOGS TONIGHT, Filkins' THE FOREVER WAR, Sack's AWAKENINGS,and Wilkerson's THE WARMTH OF OTHER SUNS. Students will be asked to produce weekly, non-fiction narratives based on encounters with local scenes, situations and people. Mid-term and Final writing projects will based on the fieldwork and the short, non-fiction narratives that students will have produced, week after week. Fieldwork will demand initiative, patience, curiosity, empathy, and guts. The writing itself will have to be excellent. Core requirements are: (1) Meeting weekly deadlines and (2) Being scrupulously well-read and well-prepared for class.
This is a research course for intellectuals who are artists and artists who are intellectuals. The course has two goals: (First) To investigate life in the U.S., 1890-1910, an era whose inequities and injustices, inventions and ambitions, panics and disasters eerily resemble our own. Students will sift through collections of archival photographs and an array of primary and secondary written documents to carry out their investigations. Photographs will come from on-line, archival collections; newspapers and novels published during the era will serve as primary written sources. (Second) To teach students how to discover and then use visual and written documents to build image/text narratives that, like documentary films, tell true stories about a tumultuous era that gave birth to what now passes for modern life. To achieve both goals will require intensive primary and secondary source research as well as immersion in large collections of archival photographs. Students who can understand visual documents as if they were written and written documents as if they were visual will find this course most rewarding.
The ability to authentically reproduce the inner and outer lives of real people and to deploy those people as "characters" in scenes that tell true stories are skills that all literary journalists must master. This course-devoted to the reading and writing of portrait/biographies-is intended to develop those skills in aspiring nonfiction narrative writers. Students will be asked to write short portrait/biographies of friends, relatives, acquaintances,and strangers. They will be asked to extend these prose portraits into longer biographies. Such biographies place their subjects in the social, cultural, racial, sexual, economic, and historical worlds they inhabit with the rest of the human race. To find the best interview subjects will require initiative and perseverance. To hear and understand their life stories will require empathy and skepticism. To place their stories in context will require primary and secondary source research. This is not a course for people who are shy or easily discouraged.
This is a research course for intellectuals who are artists and artists who are intellectuals. The course has two goals. (First) To understand the Nineteen Twenties in America as an era whose excesses and preoccupations were nothing but a dance of death performed at the edge of a mass grave containing the bodies of seven million soldiers, and fifty million civilians, killed during the pandemic that followed the war. To carry-out their investigations, students will (1) sift through large collections of on-line archival photographs (for example: The Caufield and Shook Collection at the University of Louisville), and (2) read a variety of primary and secondary written sources (newspapers, novels, and biographies). (Second) To teach students how to find and use whatever array of primary written and visual documents they find to build image/text narratives that, like documentary films, tell true stories in artful and analytic ways. This course has no prerequisites. However, its Midterm and Final projects will require extensive and intensive, self-initiated research. Insight, intelligence, and curiosity will be rewarded.
This course has two goals: First,to prepare students to unlock the mysteries of archives-in particular the hidden-in-plain-sight mysteries of on-line photo archives. Second, to give students a way to use words and photographs to "write" a new kind of American history. The course will begin with two writing and sequencing assignments: One based on the prompt,"The First Photograph I Ever Really Saw"; the other, based on images from a collection of photographs in the Museum of Modern Art. Books to be read during the semester will include: a collection of elegantly simple essays about looking at photographs; an epic poem made from criminal court testimonies; a surreal short story about an encyclopedia that describes an entirely imaginary world;a nonfiction narrative,illustrated with photographs, that pays homage to the poorest of the poor; an historical biography of an American officer who got more than he bargained for. These reading and writing assignments are meant to prepare students to take leave of the present- to immerse themselves in archives of images that, deciphered as documents, bear witness to the contested history of this country. Relentless research,emotional responsiveness, clarity of mind,a good eye, lucid prose, and well-executed, cinematic photo sequences will be the basis of this course's Midterm and Final projects. "Heart and Mind", " Art and Analysis" will be the mottos of this course. The work may prove difficult. The results,revealing.


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Glory Days
Just a week after his latest book, Where Men Win Glory: The Odyssey of Pat Tillman, hit the new-release racks, Jon Krakauer, the prodigal son of Boulders climbing scene and the countrys premier mountaineering journalist, is returning to Colorado.
Since publishing Into the Wild, Krakauer has focused his storytelling talents on the often tragic nature of the human condition when pushed to the extreme, and this book is no exception. An All-Pro safety with the Arizona Cardinals, Pat Tillman had the makings of an NFL star. But after 9/11, he put his football career on hold and joined the U.S. Army Rangers. His death in 2004 while on patrol outside the village of Sperah, Afghanistan, was made even more tragic when it came to light that not only was Tillman killed by friendly fire, but that the Army may have tried to cover it up.
Krakauer will sign and discuss the book tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Tattered Cover LoDo, 1628 16th Street. The event is co-sponsored by the Boulder-based nonprofit Veterans Helping Veterans Now; a silent auction for signed first editions of Krakauer's books will take place to benefit that organization, with the author matching the winning bid with a personal donation. Tickets to hear Krakauer and to reserve a spot in the signing line will be available to the first 275 people who buy a copy of Where Men Win Glory, beginning at 9 a.m. on September 15 at any Tattered Cover location. For details, visit www.tatteredcover.com or call 303-436-1070.
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Sep 23, 2012 - From staff reportsIt's been days since Riverton Valley residence saw the Wind River Mountains, thanks to smoke from the Alpine Lake Fire south of Bull Lake, and there's no sign of anything changing soon.
U.S. Forest Service Wind River Agency public information officer Karl Brauneis said the fire has grown to 42,402 acres through Saturday afternoon.
He said fire managers expect the fire behavior to be "about the same" through the weekend, with warm, dry weather persisting in the fire area.
"Not much relief from the smoke," Brauneis predicted, noting that fires burning west of Wyoming also are likely contributors to the smoke in the Wind River Basin.
"I understand that in eastern Oregon, Idaho and eastern Washington, the smoke is so thick that the kids can't go out for recess," Brauneis said.
A change in firefighting personnel was noted Saturday. Crew from the Greybull-based Wyoming Hot Shots were rotated out of the Alpine Lake assignment, replaced by nine smoke jumpers from the Forest Service's Boise base.
Motorists traveling through the area are advised to use their headlights during the day.
Little or no precipitation appeared possible over the next few days. The National Weather Service predicted isolated thunderstorms by Tuesday, but not necessarily producing rain.
Brauneis said the Wyoming Hotshot crew had been deployed to numerous fire around the West all summer.
"They are in need of rest after multiple assignments," he said. "If you see them over the next day or two heading back to Greybull, give 'em a big thank-you for all the hard work they put in."
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Re: Re: st: double clustering
Re: Re: st: double clustering
Tue, 03 Jun 2008 19:19:01 +0200
Back on the double clustering: the command is -creg-, which I should have downloaded somewhere around from http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/faculty/petersen/htm/papers/se
However, I am not sure it is panel command. Have a look at http://www.nber.org/papers/T0327 too
At 02.33 01/06/2008 -0400, Jeph Herrin wrote:
>See -xtmixed- and -xtmelogit-.
>email@example.com wrote:
>> Hello
>> I am running country-by-country regressions on a sample of students, that are
>> clustered in schools. I cluster at the school level. Now, if I want to pool
>> the countries, I still need to take school cluster into account, but I would
>> like to also cluster at the country level. I know that stata allows double
>> stage sampling in svy, but I don't think it is correct to consider the
>> country as the psu (and the school would be the ssu), because a country is
>> not a sampling unit since it is sampled with certainty.
>> I remember having noticed in some old statalist archive that there is a
>> user-written double clustering option available (ideally one would want to
>> explicit the robust cluster option followed by 2 variables). does anybody has
>> a clue on it? What would you suggest to do? (not considering gllam modeling
>> since my programs are far too long and heavy and would not run in a gllam
>> configuration).
>> Many thanks :)
>> orsetta
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Roy Hodgson looks set to make just the one change from the side which earned a 1-1 draw with France in their opening Euro 2012 fixture.
Carroll's introduction up front will see Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain dropped back to the substitutes' bench, with Ashley Young, who had played in the hole behind Welbeck on Monday, switched to the left wing.
It leaves England in a traditional 4-4-2 formation, and there is widespread optimism amongst the football reporters that this will be the moment England come alive in the tournament.
"My new England – Hodgson set to throw off the shackles and let the Lions roar" blurts the Daily Mirror.
"On the attack – England ready to unleash Carroll against Sweden" cries the Daily Telegraph.
Some papers take a slightly more realistic approach to the reports, noting that Carroll's inclusion would be a reflection that Sweden looked uncomfortable defending in the air against Ukraine, with veteran Andrei Shevchenko scoring twice.
"Roy's high hopes – Hodgson goes for aerial assault as Carroll is told to be a Swede basher" is the Daily Express' angle, while the Daily Mail plump for the headline of "Power play is Roy's ploy".
Whatever England team Hodgson does select, will he have planned for the Daily Star's front page lead?
"Topless babes target England aces", the paper warns. Now England's side have been accused of various football deficiencies of late, but if you believe the tabloids, coping with 'topless babes' should not prove an undue problem for the Three Lions.
"England's footballers face a 'sex attack' from a bevy of topless babes during tonight's crunch Euro 2012 clash with Sweden," the story continues, with 300 women apparently planning to take to the pitch for a naked protest. Frankly, Paper Round will believe it when it sees it, but it did rather enjoy this quote from protest ringleader Inna Shevchenko.
"We are planning sex attacks, sex diversions, sex sabotage," she says.
"I cannot give details."
In France the talk is of a better showing than Laurent Blanc's men offered against England in their opening game. "If we have big players..." reads L'Equipe's headline, referring to Blanc's quote: "If we have big players, we have to prove it on Friday."
The French meet Ukraine in the other Group D game tonight, knowing that the group is likely to remain wide open going into the final games.
Elsewhere in Europe it may be misery for Ireland but Spain is happy, with Spanish daily Marca taking particular delight in the form of Fernando Torres after his brace in the 4-0 Group C victory.
"La Roja give an exhibition playing with a born striker", they purr, having watched the world and European champions draw their opening game with Italy 1-1 without an out-and-out centre forward.
In transfer tittle-tattle there's plenty of juicy rumours to be getting on with.
The Daily Mirror report that Manchester City will have a summer striker clearout of Carlos Tevez, Edin Dzeko, Emmanuel Adebayor and Roque Santa Cruz to make way for Robin van Persie.
Internazionale are keen on a swap deal with City which would see Aleksandr Kolarov and Andrea Ranocchia change clubs, claim The Sun.
Arsenal are tipped to make a move for CSKA Moscow and Russia start Alan Dzagoev, who is out of contract in December (Daily Mail).
Sam Allardyce is tipped to sign an old Real Madrid star to West Ham United, with The Sun linking the club with a move for Guti.
And in Spurs manager speculation, David Moyes, Roberto Martinez and Andre Villas-Boas are the three names which crop up most regularly, with Moyes a clear early favourite.
The Daily Star report that the Everton boss has flown back in to the UK from his summer holiday and is holding talks with Everton owner Bill Kenwright as speculation mounts over the job.


text: DigiTimes reports that Apple is considering launching a 14-inch MacBook Air model, a move that would appear to be targeting Asian markets where the size is popular with consumers. Apple first launched the MacBook Air in a single 13-inch size, adding an 11-inch size as part of a revamp in late 2010. Apple has also been said to be bringing a MacBook Air-like form factor to its MacBook Pro line, although it is unclear whether the company plans to unify its notebooks under a single line or maintain separate Air and Pro categories. DigiTimes has an uneven track record when it comes to rumors, but the site has on occasion offered accurate information and so is followed fairly closely for its claims. Article Link: Apple Considering 14-Inch MacBook Air to Focus on Asian Markets?


text: Metastatic prostate adenocarcinoma presenting with pulmonary symptoms: a case report and review of the literatureMoustapha Tohfe, Samah Abdel Baki, +5 authors Nabil ChamseddineCases journal2008INTRODUCTION Prostate cancer has a high tendency to spread to bone. Pulmonary metastasis and generalized lymphadenopathy commonly develop after pelvic and bone involvement have already occurred. Few patients with prostate cancer present initially with symptomatic metastatic lung lesions and lymphadenopathy without any other concomitant distant… (More)


text: The Exquisite Shoehorn by Bunney & Hare is perhaps the most refined shoehorn you've ever laid eyes on. The shoe accessory is featured on a hand-carved Scottish ox horn with the jewelry sensibilities of Bunney via 925 sterling silver coins and either black spinel or garnet gemstone options. A special case is included with a handcrafted box comprised of buckram cloth. The shoehorn will be available for the holiday season with a retail price of £300 GBP (approximately $468 USD).


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Calum is an angler destined for great things! Gifted with enormous natural angling ability and an extremely amenable personality we are excited to take Calum on board as a sponsored angler.
Like many of us Calum started off content to catch whatever came along whilst fishing at the lakes owned by his local club. However, he was soon drawn to catching bigger fish, and started to specifically target the carp that resided in these venues. He has always preferred to catch plenty of fish, fishing prolific lakes such as Brasenose 2 on the Linear complex, but he is very lucky to also have access to a vast choice of big carp in his local lakes that he can't always resist! He now has a ticket for a 60+ acre gravel pit containing some massive carp, and can't wait to get started!
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Name: Calum Kletta
Nickname: Veggie Netter
Location: Ringwood, Hampshire
Date of Birth: 07/08/1993
Favourite Venues: Hightown (local club lake), Brasenose 2, Horseshoe
PB's (lb): 49lb 8oz mirror, 9lb 12oz Tench, 11lb Bream
Achievements: 2nd place in the BYCAC


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