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District of Islington - (22575)
Maximální počet hostů6
Počet místností2
Velikost55 m²
Floor No.0
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|Jasper Walk, N1 London, Velká Británie
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Your home is located in Islington; one of London´s residential and quiet areas. You have plenty of restaurants, bars and cafes nearby. If you like art; the famous King's Head Theater is located within a short walk from your door. If you are a football fan; the Emirates Stadium which used to be called Arsenal Stadium is located in the area. For easy access to the rest of the city; public transportation is within five minutes walking from your place.
Iron & Ironing Board, Hair Dryer, Bed Linen & Towels, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, DVD, TV, vacuum cleaner, heating
Drying Rack, Hair Dryer, toilet, shower, washbasin , bathtub, mirror
Drying Rack, Hair Dryer, shower, washbasin , Heated towel bar, mirror
Bed Linen & Towels, double bed, night tables, chest of drawers, lamp, wardrobe, mirror
Bed Linen & Towels, double bed, night tables, chest of drawers, lamp, wardrobe, mirror
2 x Bathroom, Kitchen in the living / dining room, 2 x Bedroom
Cookware & Kitchen Utensils, Crockery & Cutlery, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, DVD, TV, cooking hob, oven, electric kettle, microwave, toaster, plates, pans, fridge / freezer, coffee maker, breakfast bar and stools, coffee table, sofa, table and chairs, double sofa bed, Complimentary Tea & Coffee, cupboards
Domovní řádCheck in takes place at office at Adler Street, London E1. Located walking distance to the apartment. Exact address is mentioned in confirmation voucher.
Office is opened from 9AM - 10PM
Check in after 10PM upon further arrangements, please see instruction on the confirmation.
Arrivals after 21:00 will be subject to a late check-in fee of 20 GBP and 30 GBP from 00:00
Upon check-in, guests are required to:
- all guest staying must provide a valid, government issued photo ID
- A security deposit of GBP 150 against breakages will be charged as guarantee on credit/debit card or cash.
- In case of groups of 6 or more guests, the security deposit will be GBP 50/person.
- 300GBP or higher for youngsters and last minute bookings.
- Visitors after 22:00 are not permitted. Guests may be evicted if this rule is not adhered to.
The lead guest must be at least 18 years old, otherwise they will not be allowed to check in.
Deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
NO PARTIES allowed within the rented property nor disturbing the peace. Guests found breaking this rule will be charged penalty and asked to leave without a refund.
Apartment is non smoking and pets are not allowed.
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The apartment was awsome with amazing views to the river, they also offer you a transfer service for a good price. I will recommend to everyone!!
Location is really near to the city centre.
The apartment is spacious and the beds are nice. But unfortunately these tops are in contrast to the flops: furniture is old and dirty. Kitchen misses a lot of stuff.
The bathroom is the worst thing: dirty, old, fungus, broken toilet and sink. No showercurtain in bath so everything gets completely wet.
Blankets and sheets on the beds are dirty. Broken and dangerous wall sockets.
Nice appartment and very well located.
Perfect location! And the front door was fixed immediately when I called and told them it was almost falling out of the frame. This is clearly an appartment if you don't care if things look worn down, and are not very picky about how the shower looks. In other words; To be used for sleeping and luggage storage.
Great apartment with lots of spare. Placed just 5 minutes from Undergrund Aldgate East. Tesco Express next to underground and very nice restaurant Old Moe's.
Nice and quiet area with nearly No traffic.
Checking in was easy and Illona at the office was very helpful.
We will be back for sure and give this place our best recommandations.
Laila, Jens, Per and Gitte , Denmark
It was an awesome weekend in Prague and so was the appartment too!!! We got exactly that what we booked and what we saw on the pictures. The communication was kindly and we got answer within one day. I can just recommend this appartment and the team around of Katarina.
Thank you
Apartment and location were pretty good. Wifi is horrible, there are couple of stairs and specially getting the keys is very complicated. Is not that easy for someone who arrives the first time to get them in a place far from the apartment. Plus flat wasnt B21, was B12 so its kind of confusing.
The apartment was perfect! It was clean, big and very closed to the city centre and to the San Venceslao square. We were in 7 adults and there was enough space for all of us. Nothing negative to say. I will return in this apartment during my next trip in Prague.
The apartment was perfect! It was clean, big and very closed to the city centre and to the San Venceslao square.
We were in 7 adults and there was enough space for all of us.
Nothing negative to say.
I will return in this apartment during my next trip in Prague.
It was a lovely apartment with plenty of space. It was also situated in a very quiet area close to old town square. It couldn't be better.
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DSM-5: Time to Rethink the Future of Psychiatry and Medicine
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Lunch provided at NOONTalk begins at 12:10PMJulian Savulescu, PhDUehiro Chair in Practical EthicsDirector, Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical EthicsUniversity of OxfordThe American Psychiatric Association released the fifth edition of its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) in May 2013 amid criticism from the British Psychological Society and other eminent voices. Professor Savulescu argues that among DSM-5¿s problems are its over-emphasis on biological causes of mental distress and its classification of arguably normal states as disorders. In this talk, he will explain why these strategies are harmful and argue that the purpose of psychiatry¿and of medicine generally¿must be reconsidered if advances in medicine are to be effective in benefiting people. He will advance an alternative framework in which medicine focuses not on disease but on biophysical traits that, combined with other factors, reduce well-being.

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|Marc Savard expected back in Boston on Thursday
|02.03.11 at 12:06 pm ET
Bruins coach Claude Julien said Thursday morning that center Marc Savard is en route to Boston after returning home to Peterborough, Ontario following the diagnosis of his fourth concussion. Savard, who missed the first 23 games of the season with post-concussion syndrome, suffered his second concussion in just over 10 months on a routine hit from Avalanche defenseman Matt Hunwick on Jan. 22.
Upon Savard's return to Boston, he will receive further evaluation from the team doctors.
"Savvy is due in today, but I don't think we're going to get an answer today, and people are all waiting for an answer here," Julien said. "He still has to see the medical staff. Again, that doesn't mean the decision will be made tomorrow or the day after."
Julien added that while he can understand why updates on Savard are so heavily sought, he doesn't know when the answer regarding what the center's short-term and long-term future holds.
"Right now, I know he's on his way back," Julien said. "From there on [out], it's kind of out of my hands. It's out doctors and our medical people and our trainers that are going to be dealing with him.
"With concussions, as you know, it could be a matter of saying, 'Well, we're going to give it another week and see how he feels,' but we don't know when that answer's going to come. That's where we're at right now with Savvy. How's that going to impact the team? I think we'll only be able to find that out when we do have that answer that everybody's looking for."
|Bruins still waiting for Marc Savard to arrive for evaluation
|02.02.11 at 1:27 pm ET
Bruins center Marc Savard hadn't made it back to Boston as of Wednesday afternoon due to travel issues, with the team hoping he would end up arriving before the day's end. Savard is set to be re-evaluated by team doctors after he spent the last week in Peterborough, Ontario resting following his second concussion in just over 10 months.
While the team will obviously learn more from further evaluation, Peter Chiarelli told ESPN this week that Bruins are considering shutting him down for the rest of the season in hopes that he can have a clean slate at the start of the 2011-12 campaign. After missing the first 23 games of the season with post-concussion syndrome stemming from last March's Matt Cooke hit, Savard totaled two goals and eight assists for 10 points and had a minus-7 rating in 25 games.
Savard has suffered four concussions in his career. The 33-year-old is in the first year of a seven-year deal that carries an annual salary cap hit of $4.017.
|Claude Julien says Marc Savard 'still has symptoms'
|01.31.11 at 4:13 pm ET
Bruins center Marc Savard is still back home in Peterborough, Ontario, as he continues to be out with his second concussion in just over 10 months. Savard suffered a concussion on Jan. 22 after he was hit into the boards by Colorado defenseman Matt Hunwick. Coach Claude Julien, in saying there is no update on how the center feels, said Savard will return to Massachusetts in the coming days.
"He's going to be back [in Boston] tomorrow or the day after, I think, and he's going to be re-evaluated, but '¦ he still has some symptoms," Julien said. "That hasn't totally disappeared, so we'll let the medical people deal with him when he gets back here.
"Hopefully for his sake — not for the team's sake, but more for his sake — he gets better. I think it's important for the individual here, for a guy that's gone through that, that he is taking care of himself. I think this organization — the medical staff, upper management, everybody — has always done the right thing as far as that's concerned, and that won't change."
Savard missed the first 23 games of the season with post-concussion syndrome, the result of last March 17's hit to the head from Penguins forward Matt Cooke. In 25 games this season, Savard has two goals and eight assists for 10 points. He has a minus-7 rating on the season.
|Mike Milbury on D&H: Bruins will be very conservative with Marc Savard
|01.26.11 at 1:00 pm ET
NESN hockey analyst Mike Milbury made his weekly appearance on the Dale & Holley show Wednesday. To hear the interview, go to the Dale & Holley audio on demand page.
Milbury gave his thoughts on the Marc Savard situation, after news broke Wednesday morning that Savard went home to Ontario to rest his head.
"With the two hits that he took recently, and now this reaction, I think long term is the way it's going to be," Milbury said. "Whether they do it officially or not is I guess another matter to discuss. Either way, they're going to have to handle this one very delicately. We all know the concussion thing is a huge concern these days and a huge topic of discussion in the NHL. So, I think the Bruins will handle this one very conservatively."
Milbury said people who want to remove the instigator penalty are barking up the wrong tree. "Does anybody really think that being able to go up and smack somebody in the head with his fist without the guy being ready is a really good thing for concussion prevention?" he said. "I just don't get it when I hear the argument about the instigator penalty. You want to fight somebody, who cares about the two minutes? Just take the two minutes. But you've got to leave the instigator penalty in, and we can stop talking about it, in my opinion."
When co-host Dale Arnold said he disagreed, Milbury deadpanned: "I know you disagree with me, but if I come up and smack you in the head, you might change your mind. And I'm likely to do it if you continue along this path."
Milbury was asked his opinion of David Krejci. "He doesn't look like he's reacting as quickly as he has in the past," Milbury said. "And I can't tell that this is the reason why, but listen, he had a severe concussion last year. It took Patrice Bergeron a full year and then some to come back from that. It takes a lot of guys a full year to come back from an injury. That could be it. His timing seems to be OK, his vision seems to be OK, but he just doesn't have that sharpness to his game that you like to see. But otherwise, it's the same Krejci. It's just the pace isn't where I think it's been at in the past."
Milbury also opined on Michael Ryder: "They signed him to be a goal-scorer. He's not. He's going to be a 20-plus goal-scorer. He's not a physical presence. He and [Blake] Wheeler are in the same boat, as far as I'm concerned. They put some effort into the game, I think there's more there."
As for Milan Lucic and his lack of physical play this season, Milbury said: "I firmly believe that if he doesn't bring that [physical] element to his game, he sells himself short and his team short. He was, as you remember, in his rookie year, changing games not with scoring lots of goals but with momentum-changing hits and an occasional fight. Those are almost as important as scoring goals. And he doesn't bring that that often anymore. I know he's being dinged up a little bit. '¦ I'd like to see it a whole lot more often. I'd like to see it from the Bruins in general more often."
|Milan Lucic says Marc Savard shouldn't return this season if it 'puts his life in jeopardy'
|at 12:16 pm ET
Bruins forward Milan Lucic spoke with concern about teammate and friend Marc Savard on Wednesday. Savard suffered his second concussion in less than a year when he banged his head against the glass Saturday in Colorado following a hit from Matt Hunwick.
Bruins coach Claude Julien said Wednesday that Savard has since returned home to Ontario to rest. Lucic noted that it's tough to project when a player might return from a concussion, he would rather Savard do what's best for his health than rush back.
"We hope that we get to see him back this year, but you've got to think for his health number one," Lucic said. "You've got to make sure he makes a full recovery and doesn't make a mistake in coming back too early and puts his life in jeopardy."
Savard missed the final 18 games of the 2009-10 season after suffering a concussion on March 7 on a hit from Penguins forward Matt Cooke. He returned for the second round of the playoffs but went on to miss the first 23 games of this season with post-concussion syndrome. In 25 games with the B's this season, the 33-year-old has two goals and eight assists for 10 points and a minus-7 rating.
|Aaron Ward on D&H: Marc Savard 'understands the risk that he's taking'
|01.25.11 at 2:23 pm ET
Former Bruins defenseman Aaron Ward joined the Dale & Holley show on Tuesday to discuss the status of B's center and former teammate Marc Savard. The team announced Monday night that Savard, who missed the first 23 games of the season with post-concussion syndrome, had suffered another another concussion on Saturday vs. the Avalanche and will be out indefinitely.
Ward told Dale Arnold and Larry Ridley there isn't much Savard can do to prevent further concussions, and he doesn't feel the Bruins should take any extreme measures when it comes to handling Savard this season.
"No," Ward said when asked whether the Bruins should shut Savard down for the season to be safe. "I was in Boston, and you have great doctors [there]. You have Mass. General doctors, everybody involved, they're smart people. They went to school for umpteen years to qualify and be able to assess these players. The relationship between a player and a doctor is essential, and i think those guys have a great rapport with the players. Marc Savard will communicate to those doctors whether he can or can't go. He's a competitive guy.
"Doctors have to know when a guy isn't built that way. You can tell if a guy is not really excited about getting back because there's a fear of playing. If he doesn't have any apprehension about going back out there and taking another hit, let him play. He understands that this is his career. If he has reservations about stepping out there, doctors should communicate it to the coaches and accept the fact that that's the state of affairs. If it doesn't exist, let him go out there, and he understands the risk that he's taking by stepping out there."
Ward played parts of three seasons with the Bruins from 2007 to 2009.
|Peter Chiarelli confirms Marc Savard has concussion
|01.24.11 at 8:21 pm ET
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli announced Monday night that center Marc Savard has suffered a moderate concussion and it out indefinitely following a hit he took Saturday from Avalanche defenseman Matt Hunwick. Savard flew back to Boston Sunday and underwent testing on Monday.
"After being examined by the Bruins medical staff today, Marc has been diagnosed with a moderate concussion," Chiarelli said in a statement. "There is no timetable on his return and no further updates at this time."
Savard was slow to get up after the second-period hit from his former teammate led to his head hitting the glass at the Pepsi Center. He had a cut on his head and held a towel to his face as he left the ice with the assistance of teammates and trainer Don DelNegro.
The center missed the first 23 games of the season as he worked to come back from post-concussion syndrome, which stemmed from the hit to the head he took last March 7 from Penguins forward Matt Cooke.
For a frame of reference, David Krejci's concussion on Nov. 6 was also deemed moderate on the mild-moderate-severe scale that is currently used to grade concussions. He returned on Nov. 20 after missing six games.


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2/3/4/5th October 2008
6- 8 Morgan Arcade.
A site specific response to the building of a shopping centre. The Portable cinema screened documentary, experimental and artist films which sought to map the complex narratives current to the 21c city. (Scroll down for images)
In addition to the film programme artists Peter Cusack (sounds of London) and William Raban (London Film Cooperative) presented their work. Peter Cusack spoke about his project "Sounds from dangerous places" playing recordings he had made in the exclusion zone around Chernobyl.
William Raban presented his trilogy "Under The Tower", a series of films made around Canary wharf exploring the changes in London's East End as it was transformed into London's major financial centre.
Films by: Peter Wyeth/ Semiconductor/ Nathaniel Kahn / Jem Cohen/ Bureau of Inverse Technology/ Charlotte Ginsborg/ Vision Machine/ John Smith/ Margret Tait/ Jean Rouch & Edgar Morin/ Stan Brakhage/ Guy Sherwin Rosalind Nashashibi/ Cordelia Swann/ Mayling To/ Jaques Tati/ Dziga Vertov.
If you attended the films and would like to write down your responses to the films please send via the contact button and I will put them online.


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Address by Minister Dion at press conference to announce Canada's new strategy to respond to Middle East crises
February 8, 2016 - Ottawa, Ontario
Check Against Delivery. This speech has been translated in accordance with the official languages policy and edited for posting and distribution in accordance with the Government of Canada's communications policy.
Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to summarize what the Minister of International Development [Marie-Claude Bibeau], the Minister of Defence [Harjit Singh Sajjan] and the Prime Minister [Justin Trudeau] himself have just expressed.
Terrorism knows no borders. This is why it is in Canada's interest to help our allies eradicate this terrorist group, the self-proclaimed Islamic State [of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL)], at terrorism's epicentre.
However, for our actions to have a chance to make a lasting difference, we Canadians must provide assistance to a terribly destabilized part of the world.
The plan we are announcing today will increase Canada's effectiveness, alongside our allies, to both eradicate the so-called Islamic State and to bring long-term stability to the region.
We must combat terrorism today and not allow it to return tomorrow.
We must address the conflict today and prevent its return tomorrow.
This plan can be summarized in three words: comprehensive, integrated and sustained.
"Comprehensive": the plan invests in most aspects of a durable solution: military, political and stabilization efforts, and, separately, humanitarian and development assistance. Each of these elements is essential and complements the others.
We Canadians are respected for our ability to train ground troops, to support security forces, to combine effective humanitarian and development support and to provide sound diplomacy. We have significant expertise in stabilization, security and development programming. We know how to talk to regional leaders, supporting them when we should and pressing them for action when we must.
As local forces continue to liberate areas from ISIL control in Iraq, our support will help displaced populations return to their homes by assisting their efforts to restore basic services, such as water, electricity and schools.
Bombing missions by Canada's six CF-18s will end, but we will draw on more of our varied expertise. Our plan almost triples the military training effort; increases our diplomatic presence; maintains surveillance and air refuelling; adds helicopters to evacuate the injured; provides medical assistance; counters radicalization; combats the financing of terrorism; provides urgent humanitarian aid, long-term development and governance assistance; promotes diversity and reconciliation; and provides a strong presence in Iraq that also brings assistance to Syria, Jordan and Lebanon.
This makes our plan not only comprehensive but also integrated.
This brings me to my second point.
Comprehensive—but also "integrated": our plan brings together resources and experience from across government and will be implemented in close cooperation with key partners and allies.
Finally, "sustained": through this plan, we are making a multi-year commitment to this effort because we recognize that this is a complex and protracted conflict. Over the next three years, we are committed to investing approximately $1.6 billion to respond to the crises in Iraq and Syria and to address their impact on Jordan, Lebanon and the wider region.
Last point: our plan is also flexible. We know that the situation in the Middle East can change rapidly. So our strategy will be subject to frequent reviews, precisely to ensure that it remains relevant and responsive to what is happening on the ground.
As always, when confronted by adversity, Canada will be strong, steadfast, humane and courageous.
Thank you.
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Sat, 10 Nov 2007 23:43:41 -0500 (EST)
This question relates to the use of multiple variable lists (parallel lists).
I have a dataset with many physiologic measures collected at two time points.
There are three grouping variables (gp1, gp2, gp3).
I'm running ANCOVAs to determine whether the physiologic data at time 2 differ between groups controlling for time 1.
Each grouping variable is tested separately, so I have a set of ANCOVA's for each grouping variable.
The leading character in the variable name denotes the time point, and it is an alpha character.
anova bt at gp1, cont(at)
anova btx atx gp2, cont(atx)
anova btz atz gp3, cont(atz)
The set of physiologic measures is long, so I want to call two lists in the anova command. I can't figure out how to do that.
I don't want to change the variable names, as this dataset is familiar to the investigators.
I can use -foreach- to call each group variable separately, saving some time, as follows:
local gp "gp1 gp2 gp3"
foreach var of varlist `gp' {
anova bt at `var'
anova btx atx `var'
anova btz atz `var'
But I'd like to figure out a way to call the lists of variables to reduce the number of anova commands, something like:
anova `var2' `var1' `gp', cont(`var1')
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks for your help.
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It's that season of the year for Hollywood to come up with their perceived best movies, and so whom do you think will get the nominations>? and which ones will you pay to see, and which ones you will avoid
The Dark Night and Keith Ledger
Curious Case of Benjamin Button The aged Brad Pitt unaging
Slumdog Millionaire an Indian version of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire
Frost/Nixon Frank Langella stars in this Ron Howard film.
Milk a gay politician is assasinated but the assasin is not guilty becaus he ate twinkies. Those sugar rushes are worse than heroin. Anti gay marriage viewers stay away because straight Senn Penn has the longest kiss in movie history with straight hunk James Franco (they are actors so it is ok)
Doubt Meryl Streep as the nun who accuses a priest of abusing one of his students. I saw the play on B'way. It's doubtful if she convinces you, but the priest is shipped out. The actress on Broadway won the Tony, I predict Meryl will add another Oscar to her collection.
Revolutionary Road The return of Dicaprio/Winslet.
Australia Sweeping epicof the settling the new country as per old fashion Hollywood style. Kidman/Jackman gel or not?
Rachel Getting Married with the intense acting of Ann Hathaway.
So what will you see? What will you avoid?


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Google dropping Webkit for new Blink
Your thoughts ??
As much as I hate the idea of one of these big names (Apple/Google) owning everything, I really do wish there was just one browser for us all to develop on.
At least get rid of Internet Explorer completely. That alone would increase web creativity by a few thousand percent!
But if you got rid of Internet Explorer 6, what would Envato Devs USE !!!
LOL the world would end
A few colleagues of ours have been discussing this on facebook, they are all Mac Devs, and are not happy.
One thing I don't understand is all the vendor-prefixes. Seems like everything would be a lot easier if they just weren't used at all.
Oh man, I just feel like the bugs are going to come rolling in when this happens, a completely new rendering engine in one of the most used browsers, that sad thing is that so many users won't know that this is happening, so in the 'teething' period where everyone is having to basically test 'blink' on production sites, any blink users will be thinking that quite a few sites are bugged.
Or is there an open beta that we can get onto that I'm being too stupid to see?
What they want to change: http://www.chromium.org/blink#architectural-changes
Looks to be a good evolution. Maybe in the future Webkit engine will move to this new fork.
so wll it be … -blink-box-shadow etc
Opera is such a follower…
Perhaps not long from now, Apple will be the only one still using WebKit for Safari? Since it'll probably continue to be an iOS / Mac OS only browser, it's relevance might be further jeopardized?
Too bad Apple won't likely let Google use Blink in iOS. We're forever stuck with an skinned Chrome imposter.


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(HARTFORD, Con, March 24, 2010) – Natalie Komaiszko, M.D., of Longmeadow, Mass., has joined the Medical Staff of Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center.
Dr. Komaiszko received her medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and served as a resident in pediatrics at Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, Mass.
A diplomate of the American Board of Pediatrics, she is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Massachusetts Medical Society and Hampden District Medical Society.
After working for 14 years as a pediatrician in Wilbraham, Mass., Dr. Komaiszko has joined John Mathews, M.D. At Saint Francis, she is practicing as a member of Connecticut Valley Pediatrics, in Windsor.
Founded in 1897, Saint Francis is a major teaching hospital licensed for 617 acute inpatient beds and 65 bassinets. It is the largest Catholic hospital in New England.


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I don't know about you, but I've been stressed out lately. Current worldwide turmoil, our economy, political nastiness, home and work stress all combine into a cocktail of negativity and tension that for me culminates in restless sleep and shoulder muscles I could crack a walnut with. So what can you do to relieve stress? Good question.
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After doing some research (translation: 5 minutes on Google) I've determined that most advice regarding stress is well, stressful. Personally, telling me to reduce or cope with stress by finding another job or changing my entire lifestyle or giving up my comfort vices, only serves to stress me out even further. There has got to be a way to relieve stress that doesn't involve me moving to California and opening a yoga studio. I don't want to change ME, I want to improve how I cope with stress.
So, here are my tips. Be they obvious, controversial or stupid, these things have really been working for me lately. I hope they'll work for you. (And hey, don't forget to share your stress tips in the comments.)
1. Get off Facebook – Facebook can be a deep pool of negativity and stress. If everyone you follow is stressed chances are their status feed is only contributing to your malaise. If you can't pry yourself away then hide the friends that are too negative. Even better, consider using an app like Buffer or Hootsuite to post your updates without having to actually be on Facebook.
2. Seek out mood lifters – If having a presence on social media is integral to your job, and you just can't leave – then by all means counteract the negative. Follow some funny people , then start your day with a healthy dose of positive thinking and humor. George Takei is a well known curator of funny and thoughtful posts on Facebook – and my favorite hidden gem is artist Myles Pinkney, who never fails to amuse me with his hilarious non sequitur status updates and quotes from Octoonus the Bad Philosopher.
3. Turn off the news and stressful TV shows – Don't underestimate the effect that negative TV can have on your mood. I tend to have TV on as background noise while working from home. A day long drone of Cable News or the shrieking of reality TV diva's fighting over nonsense can damage your calm without you realizing it. That underlying sense of dread? It can definitely be amplified by what's soaked into your subconscious over the course of the day. Opt for alternatives like Listen to a Movie, podcasts, TuneIn Radio or Pandora. Alternatively, reacquaint yourself with the sound of silence.
4. Get plenty of sleep, drink plenty of water, and take your vitamins. – Listen you are stressed out, this is no time to start a diet or try training for that marathon. Don't set yourself up for failure. But there are some simple things you could be doing to support your health. Mind that you aren't inadvertently drinking more coffee than you usually do. It's easy to start slurping down more caffeine when you are feeling run down, and this can play havoc with your system. But keep in mind when you are stressed you are more at risk for dehydration, which will only make you feel worse. If you have trouble drinking water buy yourself an epic water drinking glass and use Due App to remind you to hydrate at regular intervals.
5. Do nothing – Give your self a "sick day" – permission to sit on the couch all day and watch a Warehouse 13 marathon with your family might be just what you need. Spread a blanket on the floor, get takeout and have an indoor picnic. While too much T.V. or the wrong kind can be bad for you – for some of us a day off to watch our favorite geeky movie franchise or television show is just what we need. Conversely if you've been dying to check out that new flea market or comic book store, go ahead and do so.
Take the whole family, or go alone and make it 'Mommy Me Time'.
6. Protect yourself – Don't exacerbate the situation. If you are prone to taking on too much, establish a moratorium on new projects and favors for anyone outside your immediate family. Set a time frame, maybe a few months, in which the answer is just NO, no matter what it is (within reason of course, your kids need to eat)
7. Inform friends – some people feel rejuvenated by commiserating, others (myself included) don't. If you have a person in your life whose tactic for stress release is to wax hysterical about the worlds problems, share horrible anecdotes from the local news and to plan for Armageddon – then do a little soul searching. If you find this approach relieves your stress, then have at it. BUT if you are the type that finds this sort of venting adds to your stress level, then defend your happiness. Tell your friend that while you respect their need to upload, you are not a compatible drive for this information. Worried they won't understand? Send friends the link to this article and tell them you are guarding your sanity, they might wish to do the same.
8. Adopt an attitude of aggressive positivity – This doesn't mean shouting compliments at people, it means forcing yourself to give people, and situations, the benefit of the doubt. Even when emotion tells you otherwise, choose the positive reaction and then let it go. That co-worker that's always so nasty in the morning – kill her with kindness and decide that it has nothing to do with you. Deflect her bad attitude like you're wearing Wonder Woman's cuff bracelets.
Above all, recognizing that happiness is an active choice will help you in combating stress.
Granted if your personal situation involves job loss, illness or another game-changing stress factor then some of these suggestions might seem trivial. But I've been there too, and let me tell you, all the more reason to wrap your soul in proverbial bubble-wrap. As Moms we tend to take it all on, take care of yourself and you're that much more helpful to the ones you love.Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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Mr Taylor surrendered to the Federal Bureau of Investigation before entering his guilty plea as part of a deal with the US government. The criminal charge mirrors civil allegations filed last year by the
The CFTC alleged that, over seven days in November 2007 and December 2007 while working for Goldman Sachs, Mr Taylor concealed the size, risk and losses associated with positions he took in the S&P 500 e-mini futures contract. When confronted with trading disparities, authorities say, Mr Taylor initially misled Goldman personnel. Mr Taylor was released on bond yesterday and is set to be sentenced on July 26.
"The unfortunate events of late 2007 were an aberration," said Tom Rotko, Mr Taylor's attorney. "He looks forward to the opportunity to put this behind him and resume what has otherwise been a productive and exemplary life."
Mr Taylor entered false trades in an internal system that bypassed the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where the contract is traded, the CFTC said.
As he increased the size of his position in the e-mini futures contracts on December 13, 2007, that ultimately reached $US8.3 billion, the CFTC alleges, Mr Taylor "periodically adjusted the size and price of his manual fabricated trades" to ensure his position remained hidden.
In one instance, the CFTC said, Mr Taylor placed a real trade of 34,604 e-mini futures contracts that day. He then manually entered a fabricated sale of 33,000 contracts. The false sale had the effect of appearing to reduce Mr Taylor's e-mini positions from 37,104 contracts to 4104 contracts.
Goldman said its internal controls identified the allegedly fabricated trades the following day and the bank subsequently dismissed Mr Taylor. Goldman said the alleged trades had no impact on customer funds. When Goldman unwound the trades, the bank's overall loss from the alleged fraud totalled $US118 million.
Authorities allege that, when questioned about the trades by Goldman, Mr Taylor misled the bank by stating that the $US8.3 billion position was a "booking issue".
Goldman agreed to pay $US1.5 million to the CFTC last year for failing "certain aspects of risk management". Goldman disclosed in regulatory filings that Mr Taylor had been dismissed for building an "inappropriately large" proprietary trading position. The CFTC cited Goldman for failing to inform the National Futures Association and CFTC that Mr Taylor had attempted to conceal that position with false trades until the CFTC opened its investigation.
Three months after Goldman dismissed Mr Taylor, he was hired by Morgan Stanley, according to regulatory filings. Mr Taylor left Morgan Stanley last July. A person familiar with the matter said his departure was unrelated to his trading at Goldman.
The CFTC sued Mr Taylor in November, seeking a $US130,000 penalty.
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Comes with a DC power supply for 3.5" drives
It does not mess up the hard drive.... I'll explain.... I own 5 types of USB adapters and this is the ONLY one so far that doesn't scramble disk drives on occasion just from plugging it in.
They could include a connector to use the included power supply to power 2.5" drives that require more current than the USB port can provide. USB spec limits current to 500mA and a few drives need more.
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I backup and copy a lot of drives and found most USB adapters to be unreliable except this one. Some won't see the drive, others can't access the data, and some kill the partition entirely by writing data to it, such as the Vantec CB-ISATAU2 > USB. That was hard to fix but I got it. The Vantec adapter shifted the raw HEX data in the partition table over by 2 bits, rendering the data to appear gone.
This is complicated by Windows XP automation because it WILL write it's own backup data to any new drive on a folder it creates when you connect a drive. It's a hidden, system folder such as "D:\System Volume Information" . Windows creates this automatically and sometimes it overwrites the original partition information, particularly on FAT16 and Linux partitions. I've seen this happen with several brands of USB> IDE adapters except Rosewill, so far. Getting the partition back through manual editing of the tables is possible but quite complex so this is the only one I use now.
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Hey can I get a more specific ingredient of this margarita....wat brand Orange liquor? Wat brand home made margarita mix? Please help me out and thank you..can't wait to mix this I heard its one of the best.
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Ok, first youcall it a Margarita? Then there is no lime juice!!??!, then you call margarita mix sugar and water??!!Did you drink a whole bottle of El Tesoro before you wrote this? Sugar and water is simple syrup...I would be happy to write a fact based, historically correct review of any product for your great web magazine. and I'll drink the product after I write the article:)))
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That seems disgustingly sweet.
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For the homemade margarita mix, how much lime/lemon juice?


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By Gary Mihoces, USA TODAY
PHILADELPHIA The Philadelphia Eagles began this season with a loss here to the Green Bay Packers that had a silver lining, launching the revival season of quarterback Michael Vick.
The Eagles' season ended Sunday with an 21-16 playoff loss to Green Bay. Just like on opening day, Vick couldn't quite lead a second-half comeback. Now, the question becomes whether Vick and the Eagles can get together on a contract that will keep him in Philadelphia.
Vick's 1-yard TD run with 4:02 left pulled the Eagles with 21-16 with 4:02 left. The Eagles got the ball back with 1:45 remaining, but Vick's last pass of the season was picked off in the end zone by Green Bay safety Tramon Williams with 33 seconds left.
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The Eagles started their final drive at their own 34-yard line. Vick led them to the Packers 27-yard line before tossing the interception on a pass intended for wide receiver Riley Cooper.
"Mike threw it up. I don't know if I was pushed off or what (by Williams)," Cooper said. "As soon as I saw him come down with it, I knew our season was over."
The Eagles, champions of the NFC East, closed the season with three consecutive losses and finished 10-7. "I enjoyed the season. I feel like I made a lot of improvement," Vick said. "I'm proud of my teammates … It's just that we didn't finish."
In Philadelphia's 27-20 season-opening loss to Green Bay, Eagles starting quarterback Kevin Kolb left the game after suffering a first-half concussion. Vick, who joined the Eagles in 2009 after serving a prison term on a federal dogfighting conviction, led a second-half comeback by Philadelphia that fell just short.
Sunday, Vick completed 20 of 38 passes for 292 yards with one TD and one interception. But he didn't connect on a touchdown pass with big play receiver DeSean Jackson. Jackson, who led the Eagles in the regular season with 1,056 receiving yards and an NFL-best 22.5 yards a catch, went out in the first quarter with a left knee injury. He returned in the second quarter.
But Jackson finished Sunday with two receptions for 47 yards.
When Vick and Jackson didn't click, the Eagles had trouble this season. Jackson was held to four catches for 30 yards on opening day when the Eagles lost to the Packers. When Philadelphia was upset at home by the Minnesota Vikings in Week 16, Jackson had two catches for 32 yards.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the Packers converted 8 of 13 third-down tries (61%). Vick's Eagles converted 5 of 13 (38%).
Vick is at the end of a two-year contract. He said he wants to stay in Philadelphia. "I hope so, but in this business you never know," he said. "We'll see."
The Eagles could keep him with a new deal, or they could keep him via the NFL's franchise tag, which would give him a one-year deal comparable to the average salary of the top five highest-paid quarterbacks in the league. That is, provided the NFL has a franchise tag under a new collective bargaining agreement next season.
This regular season, Vick threw for 21 TDs with six interceptions. He made his fourth Pro Bowl.
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It's clear that Mayor Michael Bloomberg's priorities are not those of the citizens who live in the outer boroughs. Speaking at the Apollo Theater last week, the mayor said that despite cutting police officers and firefighter training, he was going to maintain funding levels for his favorite art projects. "Culture is [as] vital to the quality of life of this city as the economy is," Bloomberg said. We understand that art programs enhance the city's quality of life, but we can't live very well without teachers, cops and highly-trained firefighters. By the way, at the same time that Bloomberg has cut 1,100 police jobs by canceling the next incoming class of recruits, he's madly hiring traffic enforcement officers so that more tickets can be issued and more revenue will be available for the mayor's pet programs - including arts programs. Some of the other "benefits" of Bloomberg's proposed budget are: the elimination of the seven percent property tax cut; $66 million more from parking tickets and double the noncriminal fines the city collects from building and sanitation tickets; an end to garbage collections on Sundays and holidays and unplugging lights on highway signs, leaving them to be illuminated solely by automobile headlights. Oh, and one more thing. Get ready to pay five cents for each plastic bag you use when you go to the supermarket (or any other store in New York City). Double-bagging will now cost you a dime.
The court hearing on the Kareem Bellamy case that was originally scheduled for Thursday, November 13, has been adjourned to December 4, reportedly to give Bellamy's new attorney, Steven Silberberg more time to research the case. Queens District Attorney Richard Brown has asked Judge Joel Blumenthal to vacate his June 27 decision setting aside Bellamy's murder conviction for the 1994 stabbing death of James Abbott in Edgemere. Blumenthal vacated the conviction on the strength of a recording provided by the defense that purported to be the voice of the real murderer talking about what he had done. The person who recorded the tape and testified that it was the voice of the real killer later recanted and said that the tape was a fake, made by him and a friend to whom he had paid $100 to take the part of the murderer. The Wave has interviewed most of the major players, including Bellamy's old and new lawyers, the private investigator who was given the tape and the man who says that he falsified the tape, and we believe that Bellamy is innocent, despite the new evidence that the tape was faked. It seems to us that both the defense and the assistant district attorney involved in the case have begun to take the case personally. For example, we thought that it was strange that the man who made the false tape had been granted immunity from prosecution for perjury before he was actually charged with anything. There are some strange things going on that need to be sorted out by an outsider with no dog in the hunt. Perhaps it's time for the state to appoint a special prosecutor to hear the case and make a decision.
Federal prosecutors will soon meet with the family of Sean Bell, the Far Rockaway man who was shot and killed by undercover police officers two years ago. The meeting is thought by court experts to mean that the feds are close to making a decision on whether or not the cops, who were found not guilty in Queens Supreme Court last year, will now have to face federal civil rights charges in connection with the shooting. Bell's supporters, particularly Al Sharpton, have been pushing for the Justice Department to bring charges even though the men were found not guilty in state court.
On December 2, 1980, three nuns and a lay missioner, including Rockaway resident Maura Clarke, were found butchered in a field in El Salvador. The four were in Central America working with the poor. On that night, the four were driving from the airport in a van when it was stopped at a roadblock by members of El Salvador's National Guard. The four women were taken to an isolated field, raped and then shot and buried in a shallow grave along the roadside. When the bodies were found and identified, an international horror ensued and the guardsmen were arrested and tried. The middle school at Stella Maris High School in Rockaway Park is named in honor of Clarke. We should not forget her or her mission.
The Kosciusko Bridge connects Brooklyn and Queens, and it is falling apart. Because of that, officials recently announced a $630 million project to tear down the aging span and build a new one in its place. The project, however, has been put on hold by the feds because they say that some ancestral land of the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Indian Tribe and the Delaware Nation might be impacted by the project and officials of those Wisconsin tribes have to sign off on the project before it can begin. Federal law requires that Native American tribes be consulted when a project impacts their ancestral land.
One of the major weapons in Time Warner Cable's battle against Verizon's FIOS system is its all-news channel called NY1 News. Now, the computer giant has started utilizing that weapon by insuring that any subscriber turning on their cable box will automatically tune to NY1. "We're proud of our news channel," said one Time Warner spokesperson when asked about the automatic channel choice. "We want everybody to enjoy what we believe is one of our premier channels."


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Anyone want to play Rugby Challenge with me?
Cant find the people to get the Cheevo's for 25 and 50 online matches. Played about 17/18 games online after release then did the competitions, now no-one plays online anymore! :(
Anyone playing this much online? Looking for decent players, no rage quitters, and no "im only going NZ or Wallabies" players either
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Hi, I am a huge newb when it comes to building your own PC stuff, as this is my first time, and I have done a lot of reading and fact gathering about what a gamer such as me should include, but that is not enough and I need someone who knows what they are talking about to have a look at what I gathered thus far.
ASUS P8Z68-V/GEN3 Intel Z68 Motherboard ($180)
Intel Core i7-2600K ($300)
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Noctua NF-P112-1300 120mm CPU Cooler and Case Fan ($25)
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Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 7.1 ($30)
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OCZ Agility 3 Series Solid State Drive 120GB ($90)
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I'd be willing to spend a couple hundred more if ya'll have suggestions. My main concern was if I even need another CPU cooler, and if so, is this 1 fan enough? I mean my Full Tower Case comes with 4 fans as it is, and even though I am a gamer, I do not have plans of overclocking at all. Also, I am unsure about my hard drive; I feel like there is a better option out there I can't find. Finally, do ya'll think I went a little overboard on my graphics card considering it is the most expensive aspect? I am hoping my build is fairly balanced, but again, I am not sure.
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Taiwan: Has Market Reform Run Aground Again?John Winzenburg
Taiwan's financial markets have had some nasty shocks in the past two weeks. First, the Finance Ministry discovered that Changhua City Fourth Credit Cooperative Bank's general manager had embezzled more than $100 million, nearly three times the bank's assets. On Aug. 2, the ministry shut down the bank temporarily, but not before depositors had withdrawn hundreds of millions of dollars from it and other credit unions. A few days later, a 29-year-old clerk at International Bills Finance Corp. confessed to defrauding IBFC of $400 million in promissory notes and using the proceeds in a scheme to manipulate stock prices. The news sent the Taiwan Stock Exchange plummeting nearly 5% in a single day, to a new 19-month low (chart).
The scandals throw a monkey wrench into plans by Taiwan's monetary authorities to lure more foreign investors. Just when the government seemed to be getting serious about opening its markets, officials must concentrate on wiping out unsavory local practices. In addition, plunging real estate prices and piles of bad loans are putting pressure on the entire banking system. "The [Taiwanese] need to fix their own house at the same time that they are liberalizing the market," says Nate Emerson, head broker for HG Asia Securities Taiwan Ltd.
The spate of bad news could give the government an excuse for slowing down reform. Many banks are paying the price for years of reckless lending to construction companies. Building oversupply caused a real estate crash, and banks are stuck with nonperforming loans. Meanwhile, the Taiwan stock index lost nearly 30% through mid-July, thanks to tensions with mainland China over Taiwanese President Lee Teng-hui's visit to the U.S., depressed prices for chemicals, and the Barings scandal.
Oddly, foreign investors have remained sanguine. Foreign institutions jumped into the Taiwan market this summer, taking advantage of low share prices of the country's fast-growing blue chips. Some $565 million in foreign capital poured into the Taiwan bourse in July alone. And non-Taiwanese banks and insurers are applauding relaxed restrictions on opening representative offices and branches on the island.
But inviting more foreign capital and service providers may not do much to cure the financial system's woes. Although Taiwan's economy is still growing at 6%, further declines in property prices could put a fatal squeeze on many local companies and banks. "Liberalization will be part of the solution," says one analyst at a foreign-securities firm, "but the question is how much brute pain will have to go along with it."
INTERNAL RIVALRY. Also complicating matters is the public feud between the Central Bank of China (CBC) and the Council for Economic Planning & Development (CEPD) over the pace of opening Taiwan's financial markets. CBC gfficials believe that floods of foreign money cause inflation and currency fluctuations, so they advocate a go-slow approach. The CEPD argues that Taiwan needs a financial system that can keep up with its globalizing economy. The rivalry came to a head in mid-July, when the government replaced an old-line central-bank deputy governor with a vice-chairman from the CEPD.
Fear of losing clout, plus the appointment of two liberal governors over the past year, have lit a fire under the CBC, though it's still less aggressive than the CEPD. In July, the bank took a step toward internationalizing the New Taiwan dollar, allowing banks to offer forward contracts in the currency as a hedge against forex trading risks. Then the legislature abolished a 5% gross-business-receipts tax on bond transactions and interbank borrowing that had discouraged market activity.
On July 5, the government also raised the percentage of aggregate shares that qualified foreign institutional investors (QFIIs) can hold on the Taiwan Stock Exchange from 10% to 12% of total market capitalization. In addition, a single QFII may now own up to 6% of a listed company's stock, up from 5%. These are small increases, but they do offer opportunities to gobble up shares in some of Taiwan's big winners this year, such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. and PC maker Acer Inc., that have profited from the global technology boom.
More reforms are planned for the second half of '95, with President Lee backing a plan to turn Taiwan into a regional financial center. And Vice-Premier and CEPD Chairman Hsu Li-teh has said that recent scandals should speed changes in Taiwan's financial system. But unless the government takes serious measures to curb abuses, its vision of global financial prominence may be a pipe dream.


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25 June Denmark v Japan, Group E
29 June Japan v Paraguay, Round of 16
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Seorang yang cepat berfikir, bergerak pantas dan brutal terhadap tujuan. Sering berkeadaan trauma dan menderita paranoia, terseksa oleh serpihan kenangan masa lalu. Juga seorang yang amat mahir dalam pertempuran tangan-ke-tangan. Dan yang paling mengkagumkan, berkemampuan menyelesaikan masalah secara langsung menggunakan fikiran lateral. Misalnya menggunakan senjata improvisi seperti pen untuk menusuk badan musuh. Ya, benar. Itu adalah Jason Bourne. Bukan Hafiz Chan. Hafiz Chan hanyalah seorang anak kampung yang membesar di tepi sawah, bertemankan ayam, itik dan kambing biri-biri. Kini tersesat mencari makna kehidupan urban dan pengharapan di kota. Hobi beliau semasa lapang adalah mengumpul setem dan menjenguk blog-blog yang menjual tudung syria di laman maya. Bukankah melihat sesuatu yang indah itu adalah satu perbuatan yang terpuji? Keh keh keh.
29 June Japan v Paraguay, Round of 16
11 July Germany v Uruguay, 3rd/4th place
Hafiz Hamzah
Hafiz Hamzah tidak mengikuti sepak terajang EPL. Sekali sekala mencuba-cuba untuk mengikuti perlawanan-perlawanan Piala UEFA, tetapi selalu jatuh tidur ditengah-tengah. Hanya ketika Piala Dunia saja dapat mengumpulkan sedikit tenaga untuk menonton dan menyepak angin di depan layar TV. Dia meraikan kekalahan Brazil dan mengimpikan Argentina meloncat di podium untuk 2010.
2 July Ghana v Uruguay, Quarter-Finals
Hari Azizan
Hari Azizan fell in love with football after watching Road to Wembley with her father as a tomboy 11-year-old. The love affair later continued with a string of football fanatic boyfriends but after years of being a WAG, she decided that she wanted a football team of her own to support – Arsenal. Also a France and Spain supporter, Hari has been writing for a Malaysian daily for more than 10 years. When not catching any matches, she dabbles in theatre and community arts and has been involved in various performances and community art programmes including Vagina Monologues, In 1969, Bunga Manggar and the Emergency Festival.
12 June Argentina v Nigeria, Group B
16 June Spain v Switzerland, Group H
Hwa Yue-Yi
Hwa Yue-Yi is an undergrad who grew up in Alor Setar, Taiping, Seremban, Malacca and Ipoh. She has interned at theSun and Penang's Socio-Economic and Environmental Research Institute (SERI). She's also been lucky enough to study in Singapore, London and a small town in Massachusetts, where she is three-quarters of her way to a Bachelor's in Political Economy and a certificate in Arabic. Once people stop paying her to study, she plans to settle back home.
3 July Argentina v Germany, Quarter-Finals
Jimadie Shah Othman
Jimadie Shah Othman, umur 30, separuh wartawan, separuh penulis kreatif. Dalam bab bola, Jimadie pembenci nombor satu pasukan MU.
4 July Spain v Paraguay, Quarter-Finals
11 July Germany v Uruguay, 3rd/4th place
John Lim
John Lim became a football fan at an age before he could make rational decisions; as a consequence of his arbitrary preference for the colour blue, he has supported Italy, Inter Milan and Everton since he was six years old. In much the same way people in arranged marriages do, he has since learned to live with – and love – his choices, but he's sure that people in arranged marriages don't have to deal with pigeon-rearing, head-butting footballers like Duncan Ferguson. He has no hope for the Italians this year.
11 June Uruguay v France, Group A
14 June Italy v Paraguay, Group F
16 June South Africa v Uruguay, Group A
20 June Italy v New Zealand, Group F
24 June Slovakia v Italy, Group F
Kam Raslan
Kam Raslan is a writer and director, working in film, TV and theatre in Malaysia. He is a columnist in The Edge weekly and Off the Edge magazine. His writings were previously compiled in Generation: A Collection of Contemporary Malaysian Ideas. He also writes for the Instant Cafe Theatre and is the author of the novel, "Confessions of an Old Boy." He has been supporting England for a very long time.
27 June England v Germany, Round of 16
8 July Germany v Spain, Semi-Finals
Koh Lay Chin
Koh Lay Chin is a former New Straits Times journalist and currently a freelancer and contributing journalist with The Nut Graph. She fell for football at the age of 15, supporting Manchester United and Argentina, just like her big brother. She realised these were dangerous teams to root for once she arrived in London to study. She remained completely silent and still in an English pub during the England-Argentina match for the 1998 World Cup, because it was the right thing to do if she wanted to live. She once produced football newsletters and wrote commentaries for a local little league football club an ex was playing for. She had no idea what the hell she was writing. She is still sulking over Argentina's departure from this World Cup.
7 July Netherlands v Uruguay, Semi-Finals
Kubhaer T. Jethwani
Kubhaer T. Jethwani used to be an actor/writer/overall arts kay poh chee before he sold out to make TV commercials. Over 200 shoots and 6 years later he's finally important enough to pick and choose his projects and is slowly making his way back to endeavors that don't require him to sell cigarettes to your children. He co-founded youth theatre collective Akshen and is a member of Five Arts Centre, a collective of artists and producers dedicated to generating alternative art forms and images in the Malaysian creative environment. Kubhaer is also a social media slut and you can find him on twitter, facebook, flickr, myspace, and so on and so forth, but actually ah, he's very shy. Hee hee.
13 June Germany v Australia, Group D
15 June New Zealand v Slovakia, Group F
17 June France v Mexico, Group A
19 June Ghana v Australia, Group D
22 June Argentina v Greece, Group B
2 July Brazil v Netherlands, Quarter-Finals
Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad
Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad is currently Parti Keadilan Rakyat Selangor State Assemblyman for Seri Setia. He was the youngest elected representative in the 2008 elections. His book, Moving Forward: Malays for the 21st Century published by Marshall Cavendish. When he gets bored with politics and books he watches Liverpool. He used to work as a match steward at Stamford Bridge for Chelsea FC while studying in London. While his World Cup team, Italy got out in the first round time time, at least it has won more World Cups than England. He blogs at www.niknazmi.com and declares proudly on his twitter account that he is defection proof in football and politics.
8 July Germany v Spain, Semi-Finals
Noor Azam Shairi
Noor Azam Shairi lulus undang-undang dari Universiti Islam Antarabangsa sebelum kampusnya pindah ke Gombak. Dia kemudian tak mahu jadi peguam dan sampai kini, sudah 13 tahun jadi wartawan sebelumnya untuk suratkhabar dan sekarang untuk televisyen. Pernah mewakili pasukan bola sepak kampungnya melawan kampung sebelah di Kuala Kangsar.
27 June England v Germany, Round of 16
1 July Nasi Dalca v Nasi Kandar, 'Half-Time'
2 July Brazil v Netherlands, Quarter-Finals
7 July Netherlands v Uruguay, Semi-Finals
Firdaus Abdillah Hamzah (Pipiyapong) adalah pengulas bola sepak sepenuh masa di sokernet.blogspot.com, seorang pemain bola sepak semi pro yang bermain untuk kelab-kelab kecil (kampung) di dalam daerah Lipis sejak 1995 hingga dan salah seorang ahli Sindiket Soljah yang menulis di laman web hilangpunca.com dan pernah menghasilkan sebuah blook berjudul 'Kacip' . Di samping itu, beliau juga merupakan seorang bekas pelakon filem yang pernah membintangi beberapa filem pendek seperti My Alien Girlfriend, My Perfect Ana dan Hangus. Selain itu beliau adalah pemain bass untuk Primary iaitu sebuah band pop/post-punk/rock yang baru sedikit terkenal. Namun begitu sebenarnya beliau adalah seorang pelajar sepenuh masa tahun pertama jurusan penulisan kreatif di UiTM. Apa yang penting, pada setiap kali Piala Dunia berlangsung, beliau akan meninggalkan segala perkara duniawi lain dan pulang ke kampung untuk baring di hadapan TV.
11 June South Africa v Mexico, Group A
Radzi Tajuddin
Walaupun Mahathir Mohamad tidak meminati bola sepak atas alasan 'kenapalah 22 orang berebut 1 bola', tetapi Radzi Tajuddin melihat bola sepak lebih sekadar itu. Radzi Tajuddin akan menulis dari sudut ekonomi, politik dan sosial. Dan mungkin juga dari pandangan agama. Woit, apa kejadahnya pasal bola sepak pun nak serius-serius? Well, inilah dia Radzi Tajuddin.
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12 June South Korea v Greece, Group B
14 June Netherlands v Denmark, Group E
19 June Netherlands v Japan, Group E
22 June France v South Africa, Group A
25 June North Korea v Ivory Coast, Group G
30 June Spain v Portugal, Round of 16
12 July Netherlands v Spain, Final
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Ruhayat X ialah suatu entiti kitar-semula dan lahir-semula yang kebetulan sangat hensem dan cerdik. Dia diwujudkan khusus sejajar dengan kehendak environmen moden atas-jaringan yang menuntut para penggunanya mengekalkan anonimiti identiti demi mewujudkan suatu atmosfir yang sebenar-benar demokratik. Dia juga kaki bangku. Ini bermakna dia adalah pengkritik bolasepak yang paling cocok sekal
27 June USA v Ghana, Round of 16
3 July Argentina v Germany, Quarter-Finals
12 July Netherlands v Spain, Final
Shamini Flint
Shamini Flint began her career in law in Malaysia and also worked at an international law firm in Singapore. She traveled extensively around Asia for her work, before resigning to be a stay-at-home mum, writer, part-time lecturer and environmental activist, all in an effort to make up for her 'evil' past as a corporate lawyer!
Her Inspector Singh novels are published by Little, Brown and have been translated into numerous languages. Titles includeInspector Singh Investigates: A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder, Inspector Singh Investigates: A Bali Conspiracy Most Foul and Inspector Singh Investigates: The Singapore School of Villainy. Shamini also writes children's books with cultural and environmental themes including The Seeds of Time, an environmental fantasy and Ten, a tale of growing up and football. Her latest children's book is Diary of a Soccer Star ( ).
Shamini will be attending the following matches in South Africa:
15 June Ivory Coast v Portugal, Group G
21 June Portugal v North Korea, Group G
25 June Portugal v Brazil, Group G
30 June Portugal v Spain, Round of 16
Shannon Teoh
Born and bred in Petaling Jaya, he grew up somehow being a Kuala Lumpur supporter. Today, the only thing he knows about Malaysian football is that Khairy Jamaluddin is deputy FAM president. Having spent his time as a fulltime journalist with specific briefs on anything from politics to pop music, food & beverage to fast cars, he has spent every last bit of initiative trying to squeeze in football writing in places like the New Straits Times and The Malaysian Insider whenever he can despite the discouragement of chauvinistic sports editors the world over – chauvinistic in the sense that if you write about anything else, you can't be a sports writer. Shannon Teoh is single but a team player.
16 June Brazil v North Korea, Group G
21 June Brazil v Ivory Coast, Group G
28 June Netherlands v Slovakia, Round of 16
11 July Germany v Uruguay, 3rd/4th place
12 July Netherlands v Spain, Final
Sherry Siebel
Sherry Siebel actually despises football as a default mode. But she enjoyed gila babi the game last night! She is a freelance writer, but she used to be a minion at The Star's Day & Night, The Sun's Vox, The Edge and Harper's Bazaar. Now she enjoys herself getting completely immersed in Facebook and her blog, Sharon's Sarcophagus, and watching gripping, horror-filled DVDs like True Blood and Spartacus: Blood and Sand. She is also a massive science-fiction freak and can almost spout C.S. Lewis and Frank Herbert verbatim. Basically, she's a giant nerd trapped in Thumbelina's body.
23 June Nigeria v South Korea, Group B
Syafiq Sunny
Membesar di Flat Pekeliling, Syafiq Sunny tidak pernah merasa keseronokan bermain bola seperti orang lain kerana kekurangan padang di bandar. Syafiq pernah bertugas sebagai wartawan politik selama empat tahun dan kini adalah tulang belakang Distrobuku.com – sebuah kedai buku online. Selain merepek di Twitter, perkara lain yang disukainya ialah makan dengan gadis cantik.
26 June Uruguay v South Korea, Round of 16
Tricia Yeoh
Tricia Yeoh is a Liverpool supporter, although she admits it was due to McManaman's golden locks in the early days. She works for the Selangor Menteri Besar as Research Officer and is interested in socio-economic policy for state and nation and is involved in various projects to that end. She is a supporter of all underdog teams in the 2010 World Cup as she detests any display of arrogance of power.
4 July Spain v Paraguay, Quarter-Finals
Umapagan Ampikaipakan
Umapagan Ampikaipakan is a freelance writer and book critic. He resides, for the most part, within the pages of the New Straits Times, where he ruminates on everything from the idiosyncrasies of Malaysian politics to his unnatural obsession with the written word. In the fall of 2008, he covered the U.S. Presidential Elections for his newspaper. He can also be found (his disembodied voice, that is) rambling over the airwaves, on BFM 89.9, where he is their resident book guy, as well as the host of their movie show, WTF: What the Flick. He knows absolutely nothing about football.
13 June Serbia v Ghana, Group D
17 June Greece v Nigeria, Group B
19 June Cameroon v Denmark, Group E
24 June Paraguay v New Zealand, Group F
25 June Switzerland v Honduras, Group H
29 June Brazil v Chile, Round of 16
4 July Paraguay v Spain, Quarter-Finals
12 July Netherlands v Spain, Final
Yasmin Masidi
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18 June Slovenia v USA, Group C
20 June Paraguay v Slovakia, Group F
3 July Ghana vs Uruguay, Quarter-Finals
Yusseri Yusoff
Yusseri used to be an almost full-time benchwarmer for his school team. Good enough to be in the team, but never quite good enough to be on the pitch. It was then that he decided playing football may not be a long-term career choice. So he became an engineer by choice, a consultant by accident and a writer by occasion. He writes a column sporadically for The Malaysian Insider and is an appendix in Dr. Farish Noor's The Other Malaysia project.
23 June Algeria v USA, Group C
Zedeck Siew
Zedeck Siew writes for KLue, a lifestyle and culture magazine with a focus on the Klang Valley. He has also done political journalism with The Nut Graph and arts criticism with Kakiseni, to varying degrees of success.
24 June Australia v Serbia, Group D
Zulhabri Supian
Peminat Politik, Perniagaan, Seni dan Sukan. Salah seorang penggerak utama aktiviti sifar-untung Pekan Frinjan, dan juga penerbit buku dengan label Oxygen Media.
Piala dunia dan aku ibarat pemain bola sepak dan pengadil perlawanan, saling memerlukan. Peta dunia dan kemahiran menerbit buku (penerbit buku skrap edisi piala dunia sebelumnya) dipelajari melalui kejohanan ini. Terima kasih FIFA!
13 June Algeria v Slovenia, Group C
16 June Honduras v Chile, Group H
18 June Germany v Serbia, Group D
22 June Mexico v Uruguay, Group A
24 June Cameroon v Netherlands, Group E
Danny Lim
Malacca-born Danny Lim is primarily a writer and photojournalist. His features and photo-essays have been published in Malaysian and regional publications. Most recently he has been a freelance political photojournalist for news sites The Nut Graph and The Malaysian Insider, a fixer-researcher for NHK World, an international election observer in Afghanistan and is currently reading his masters in London as a Chevening scholar. His first book, The Malaysian Book of the Undead, was published by Matahari Books, and he has contributed to New Malaysian Essays 2.


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Re: st: adjusted Mann-Whitney/Wilcoxon test
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Re: st: adjusted Mann-Whitney/Wilcoxon test
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I have the same question as Ricardo.
By stratified, we mean controlling for another covariate:
Wilcoxon of Y by X, controlling for Z
StatXact does this stratified Wilcoxon.
David, the parallel is Mantel-Haenszel for dichotomous outcome.
So, the command would look something like this:
ranksum y x, by(z)
ranksum y, by(x) strata(z)
On 4/9/2009 10:44 AM, David Airey wrote:
If ttest generalizes to regress, then ranksum generalizes to what?
There is a lot of literature on ranksum tests with clustered data if
that's what you mean. Maybe you can define your data more precisely...
On Apr 9, 2009, at 8:44 AM, Ricardo Ovaldia wrote:
Dear all,
Is there a way to adjust the -ranksum- test for covariates? Or is
there another way to do an adjusted Mann-Whitney U test? Something
similar to relationsip between ttest and regress.
Thank you,
Ricardo Ovaldia, MS
Oklahoma City, OK
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