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July 8, 2015 - Edmonton, AB - Public Health Agency of Canada
Today, the Honourable Minister of Health, Rona Ambrose announced the members of the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Working Group, an important first step towards fulfilling the Government of Canada's 2015 Economic Action Plan commitment to develop a plan for a Canadian Autism Partnership.
The Minister of Health will lead this working group and Cynthia Carroll, Chair of the Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance (CASDA) and Executive Director of Autism Nova Scotia act as vice-chair. The ASD Working Group brings together a broad range of stakeholders across Canada, including key autism organizations that are on the front line in providing services and support to those living with autism and their families; health professionals dedicated to care and treatment; and researchers whose discoveries are answering complex questions about ASD.
Members of the ASD Working Group include:
- Cynthia Carroll, Chair of the Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance and Executive Director of Autism Nova Scotia
- Dr. Margaret Clarke, Senior Vice-President, Sinneave Family Foundation
- Jill Farber, Executive Director, Autism Speaks Canada
- Dr. Stelios Georgiades, ASD Researcher, McMaster University
- Warren Greenstone, CEO, Miriam Foundation
- Laurie Mawlam, Executive Director, Autism Canada
- Dr. Stephen Scherer, Director, Centre for Applied Genomics, Hospital for Sick Kids
- Dr. Robert Strang, Chief Public Health Officer, Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness
- Dr. Jonathan Weiss, Research Chair, Autism Spectrum Disorder Treatment and Care, York University
- Margaret Whelan, Member, CASDA
- Dr. Lonnie Zwaigenbaum, Co-Director, Autism Research Centre, Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital
This Working Group has been tasked with consulting stakeholders broadly to develop a plan for a Canadian Autism Partnership. Consultations will address important topics such as information sharing and research, early detection, diagnosis and treatment, and ways to support Canadian families affected by ASD.
Quick Facts
- The Government of Canada's 2015 Economic Action Plan earmarked $2 million to create an ASD Working Group that will consult with stakeholders on the development of a Canadian Autism Partnership.
- The 2014 Economic Action Plan also committed $15 million over three years to support the Ready, Willing and Able initiative of the Canadian Association for Community Living, in connection with the Canadian ASD Alliance. Once fully implemented, this investment will support up to 1,200 new jobs for persons with developmental disabilities, including ASD.
- An additional $11.4 million over four years to the Sinneave Family Foundation was also announced in the 2014 Economic Action Plan to help create employment opportunities for individuals with ASD by expanding a network of vocational training programs in centres across Canada.
- The Government of Canada invests in autism research to better understand the causes and to find new treatments. Through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), autism research has received approximately $39 million in investments between 2006 and 2014.
- Through the Public Health Agency of Canada, the Government is building a National Autism Surveillance System to provide reliable estimates on the number of Canadians affected by ASD and to track the number of emerging cases each year.
- The Government of Canada and partners support the Chair in Autism Spectrum Disorder Treatment and Care Research. Partners include: CIHR, Autism Speaks Canada, the Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorders Alliance, NeuroDevNet and the Sinneave Family Foundation.
"Our Government is committed to supporting partnerships that will help Canadians with autism and their families. As Minister of Health I am pleased to lead the work of the Autism Spectrum Disorder Working Group alongside Cynthia Carroll, Chair of the Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance. The experience and expertise of the working group members and their dedication to making a difference for Canadians and their families, will lead us to real solutions."
Rona Ambrose
Minister of Health
"The Autism Spectrum Disorder Working Group brings together experts from a variety of disciplines to help identify priorities for action on ASD. Canadians can expect the Working Group to consult broadly and engage stakeholders, including those affected by ASD, and to report back on how Canadians of all ages living with ASD can be supported to reach their full potential."
Cynthia Carroll
Chair of the Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance and Executive Director of Autism Nova Scotia
Caption: (July 8, 2015) The Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Health, today announced the members of the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Working Group in Edmonton, AB.
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It's all possible (not predicting) that Lori will work on presentation as well as choreography. I have to feel that the win in Calgary has not only given her confidence but also the understanding of reaching the audience. She has also done some shows in COI, and made benefit appearances. She also faced audiences in talk shows, etc. The shyness will disappear this year. Now, imo, the presentation will definitely be shown to have improved. How much? We'll see in the not so different future.
Tara and Oksana were blessed with the little girl look and definitely played that up. It worked. Had they tried Thais or Rach, I doubt they could handle it. A teenage dancer can not perform Giselle regardless of how great the technique is. I see Mao in this group of 'little girl' is so talented. Yeah. Michelle was blessed with an innate sense of maturity. Her repertoire has shown that at any age.
Kimmie can not play the little girl type, anymore than Sarah could have. She's too tall and mature looking. A mature Kimmie may well beat a cutsie Mao if the presentation improves. Will she?

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The Art of Medieval French Romance
Douglas Kelly
"An authoritative, extraordinarily impressive, even monumental piece of work. It will immediately establish itself as the major, indispensable work on the subject of medieval French romance."
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Douglas Kelly provides a comprehensive and historically valid analysis of the art of medieval French romance as the romancers themselves describe it. He focuses on well-known writers, such as Chrétien de Troyes and Marie de France, and also draws on a wide range of other sources—prose romances, non-Arthurian romances, thirteenth-century verse romances, and variant versions from the later Middle Ages.
Kelly is the first scholar to present the "art" of medieval romance to a modern audience through the interventions and comments of medieval writers themselves. The book begins by examining the difficulties scholars perceive in medieval literature: problems such as source and intertextuality, structure in its manifold modern meanings, and character psychology and individuality. These issues frame Kelly's identification and discussion of all the known authorial interventions on the art and craft of romance. Kelly's careful reconstruction of the "art" of romance, based on the records left by the romancers themselves, will be an invaluable resource and guide for all medievalists.
Douglas Kelly is the Julian E. Harris Professor of French and Italian at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Previous Wisconsin book: Medieval Imagination: Rhetoric and the Poetry of Courtly Love.
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Toronto, ON – The Ontario Hockey League will be hosting a media conference call on Tuesday at 12 pm to announce the 2011-12 recipient of the Max Kaminsky Trophy, awarded annually to the OHL's Most Outstanding Defenceman.
Finalists for 2011-12 OHL Defenceman of the Year are:
Ryan Murphy, Kitchener Rangers
Scott Harrington, London Knights
Dougie Hamilton, Niagara IceDogs
Cody Ceci, Ottawa 67's
Ryan Sproul, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
Frank Corrado, Sudbury Wolves
The Max Kaminsky Trophy is voted on by the member teams of the Ontario Hockey League. In a first round of balloting, teams vote for the top defencemen, within their own conference. The top three nominees from both the Eastern and Western conferences are declared as finalists. A second round of voting is then conducted on a league wide basis where teams vote for any of the six finalists. At no time during the voting can a team vote for their own candidate. Defencemen receive five points for a first place vote, three points for a second place vote and one point for a third place vote.
Prior to 1969, the Kaminsky Trophy was awarded to the Most Gentlemanly Player. The award is in recognition of Kaminsky, who enjoyed a 10-year professional playing career that included four years in the NHL with Ottawa, Boston and Montreal. After he retired from playing, Kaminsky enjoyed a 15-year coaching career that was capped by winning the Memorial Cup with the St. Catharines Teepees in 1960. Last season, Ryan Ellis of the Windsor Spitfires won the award.
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Chat with Tristan Cockcroft
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Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:02 AM)
Good morning everyone! Welcome to the weekly Monday 11 a.m. ET fantasy baseball chat ... though today with a twist. It's prime time for fantasy football draft season, plus I'm sure my Twitter Mock Draft (follow me @SultanofStat to keep track) pick (No. 10 spot) will come up sometime mid-chat. So you'll get to see it live, probably! Anyway, baseball, football, it's all good. Ask away...
andy (new york)
lost AGon in AL-only league, should I pick up Loney or Mauro Gomez to start??
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:04 AM)
James Loney has the greater safety in at-bats, but Gomez has the higher per-at-bat upside. In these situations I prefer the "rate" player, and that's Gomez. But that's personal preference and isn't accounting for team need. (Example: On my 13-team NL-only Tout Wars team, at-bats are previous, because of their impact on R/RBI.)
Kyle (Austin)
What is the lowest rated 1B would you play over Pujols in a weekly league considering his questionable calf?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:06 AM)
Tough to memorize the rankings, but I'll say that I would not use Adam LaRoche over him, but I would use Todd Frazier. Two random names, yes, here are two more: Would use Freddie Freeman, would not use Eric Hosmer.
Jay (WI)
Any concerns with Jordan Zimmerman going forward? He seems to be slowing down the past few starts.
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:07 AM)
Well, with his next out recorded he'll match his previous career high in innings (161 1/3, 2011), so fatigue could be a factor. But even in Zimmermann's "slowing down" he's still a useful fantasy option, just perhaps more in the top-30 than top-20 class. I wouldn't sweat it much.
Dan (GA)
You think Diamond serves his suspension after Tuesday and loses 2 start status?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:09 AM)
It's possible, so keep it in mind when evaluating your options, but I'm somewhat confident he'll wait a bit longer. Twins have Thursday, Sept. 6 off, which could help them shuffle their rotation to get by without him in the meantime. I'd imagine he waits until then to drop the appeal.
Jarrod (Washington, CT)
Tristan,Not really a question but an article idea: Any way someone could look at team schedules and see if there are hitters or pitchers it might be worth having during the head to head playoff weeks? Or teams to avoid? I am thinking some pitcher who has a favorable schedule or a hitter who plays a bunch in Colorado. In my league our rosters lock before the playoffs and having a hitter or pitcher with some favorable match-ups would certainly be helpful. Thanks!
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:10 AM)
Thanks for the suggestion, Jarrod. I'll take a look at that.
Keith (VA)
Worried about Ian Desmond this week? Leave him in or find a replacement?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:11 AM)
He was called upon as a pinch hitter Sunday, though he was lifted when the Phillies brought in a righty. It pushes back his retroactive DL flexibility, and I think that's a good sign he's nearly ready. I'd keep him in there.
Tom (NYC)
Tristan....I am doing my first ever auction draft soon, any advice?!?!?!
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:12 AM)
Wait in the weeds on quarterbacks. I did two auctions in the past six days, and in both, some of the quarterbacks typically ranked sixth through 12th went at a considerable discount comparative to those ranked 1-5. You will get a bargain if you sit back and strike when it feels right.
dan (cinti)
Tristan, don't you think it's dumb that players (especially pitchers) can mess around with appeals so that the suspensions end up not affecting them/not missing a start (a la Scott Diamond)
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:12 AM)
Mike (NYC)
If you've clearly run away with your roto league, what's the appropriate number of taunting message board posts per week to inflict on the other managers for the remainder of the season?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:13 AM)
Zero. I find it hard to imagine that any championship is guaranteed today. Taunt once you've officially got it in the bag.
Votto (cincy)
But won't i push Frazier to the bench when i return this weekend to mash the Stros?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:13 AM)
Todd Frazier should be starting at third base once Joey Votto returns. I can't see how he'd sit.
Josh (Apex, NC)
regarding pujols - does that mean you would leave him in over playing hosmer?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:13 AM)
Andrew (Chicago)
Morrow coming off the DL. Who Milwaukee pitcher would you drop....Gallardo or Fiers?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:13 AM)
Mike Fiers.
Neil (Minneapolis)
Thanks for talking up Kris Medlen, Tristan. He has been huge for my NL-Only team. Is Paul Maholm a must-start NL-only pitcher at this point?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:14 AM)
Yes. Continue to hold a little matchups concern with him -- I'd still shy from things like Coors matchups -- but Maholm is pretty much a "go" for me the remainder of the year.
Scotty Rolen (Cincy)
Cause Dusty respects me!
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:15 AM)
Dusty also wants to win, so I beg to differ, Scotty.
JJ (The ville)
FOOTBALL!! Need my keepers in by noon today, who gives you the best value? Bush in the 8th, K Smith in the last round, Stevie J in the last round, or Torrey Smith in the last round??
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:15 AM)
Stevie Johnson.
Ben (TX)
How do you think Morrow will do rest of the year?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:16 AM)
I like the K/BB stats even in his rehab/first start back, so I think he'll finish with a performance at least within range of where he was pre-injury. Maybe he's more like a top-30 starter, but that's one who requires minimal matchups management.
Scott (Scottsdale)
This Ciriaco fellow. Sustainable ROS?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:17 AM)
I was just asked about this Ciriaco fellow by a colleague this morning, and what I told him was, I think Pedro's earned himself a good chunk of at-bats the rest of the way, even as my gut is hesitant to fully believe in his skills. I think 100+ plate appearances are in his future, and he's capable of batting .280 at worst, with a good handful of steals. That has AL-only/deep mixed value.
Mike (Austin)
How do you like Skaggs' for this 2-start week (CIN, @LAD) and ROS? Skaggs or Iwakuma (@MIN, LAA) for this week? Thanks THC!
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:19 AM)
Command is a question mark with Tyler Skaggs, and those are competitive opponents. I'd consider that a bench-and-evaluate set. It's Iwakuma for this week.
Jason Heyward (The ATL)
Am I the next big 30-30 breakout type star next year a la Cutch' and Kemp? Is $17 a great keeper price for me or what?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:20 AM)
Fair to compare, and yes, that's a brilliant keeper price. I'm pro-Heyward, and the only cold water I'll throw on your comparison is that I don't estimate his batting-average prospects as good as either Andrew McCutchen's or Matt Kemp's.
Brian (NY)
Do you think Sands is the Sox 1B of the future?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:21 AM)
No, I think he's more of a platoon mate than anything, or a decent but not outstanding regular. Somewhere in between that. Maybe the best-case scenario is in the ballpark of Cody Ross' career.
John (Newcastle)
Need a DH spot and have Morse? Worried how hand will respond so do I pick up a Colvin or Venable to replace him?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:22 AM)
I'd consider Tyler Colvin this week being that it's a full Coors week.
Oaktown (Oaktown )
Best late rd flyer: Morris, Hule, Jaquizz or Vereen?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:23 AM)
Vereen and Morris have the greatest opportunities, but I'd slot Jacquizz Rodgers in between them.
JT (Boston, MA)
Any chatter out there about Sale this week? Will he end up having 2 starts or just 1, with a longer rest period?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:25 AM)
Last I had heard he was pitching twice, as reflected in the Forecaster. There isn't an off day in there, so the White Sox would have to find a sixth starter to use in order to rest Chris Sale this week.
LittleRon (WV)
Who do you like of the prospects the Red Sox got in the LAD trade?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:26 AM)
Rubby De La Rosa would easily be my first choice. I'm not a big Allen Webster guy; think he might wind up a reliever. I could envision a scenario in which De La Rosa is in the 2013 rotation.
Dave (Philly)
Do you trust Liriano (@BAL, @DET) this week?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:27 AM)
After back-to-back solid outings against the Yankees and Blue Jays? Sure. "Trust" has its limitations when describing my Liriano thoughts, but I'm OK with him for this week.
James (NJ)
Start Aceves this week or bench him for Casey Janssen?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:30 AM)
I'd use Janssen, and practically any other clear, full-time closer, over Alfredo Aceves this week, just from the safety angle. Aceves will miss Monday's game, Andrew Bailey has thrown well enough to be a factor going forward, and I want to be sure that once Aceves returns to active status, that he hasn't drawn enough managerial ire to have lost his closer gig. Not worth chancing.
Ed (Atlanta)
Does bailey regain closer role before the end of Fantasy Playoffs?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:30 AM)
My opinion is yes, I believe that he will. Red Sox would be smart to take a look at what they have in Bailey for 2013 before the year ends.
Hal (NYC)
David Phelps - you buying him for the next few starts?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:33 AM)
Yes. The primary limitation on David Phelps is pitch counts. He won't provide you the volume of innings you'll want from an every-start SP. But I like him from a strikeout angle, for streaming and certainly in AL-only formats.
Bob (Texas)
Ciricia or Luis Gonzalez (LAD) ROS @ SS?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:33 AM)
Do you mean Luis Cruz? I'd take Ciriaco.
Jeremy (NYC)
Don't want to ask ranking questions but i can't seem to find your individual rankings list. I also pick at 10 of 12, assuming Foster, Rice, Mccoy, ARod, Brady, Brees, Calvin, CJ2K and Forte go 1-9, who are you targeting at #10?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:35 AM)
I don't publish my individual rankings. Based on that order, I have Maurice Jones-Drew, then Larry Fitzgerald, then DeMarco Murray. I'm taking Jones-Drew there, but I understand if you're worried about his holdout, that's why I provided my next two.
Brian (Duval)
Which 3 OF of these 4 should i start daily for the playoffs? 12 teams, h2h : Kubel, B Harper, M Bourn, A Gordon
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:36 AM)
I'm keeping Bryce Harper on my bench.
TS (Stevens Point)
I'm worried about Big Game James and his two tough road starts this week @ Tx and @ Tor. Would you rather start Fister at home v the wsox. Couldn't find him in the forcaster.
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:38 AM)
James Shields has five consecutive quality starts, which I'd think earns him some credit in fantasy leagues. They are tough matchups and I've rated him accordingly; temper expectations but I'm starting him this week (barring some tight innings/starts cap). As for Doug Fister, he's not listed in Forecaster because he's not guaranteed to be healthy enough to take Friday's "TBD" start against the White Sox. I think he'll make it, but it's not a lock.
Brandon (Phoenix, AZ )
Youkilis or Ike Davis for ROS?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:39 AM)
Kevin Youkilis, but I like that question.
Jeff (Portland, ME)
Who do you like better as a RB#2 - Cedric Benson or Doug Martin?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:39 AM)
Martin. By a noticeable amount.
David (USA)
Skaggs, Shelby Miller, Bundy.. Can you rank these three on ROS and keeper value? Thanks
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:40 AM)
I think that's the proper order for this season, but I'm going Dylan Bundy at the top of the list for keeper value. Skaggs and Miller are close, barely prefer Miller.
Mike (Bayou)
In PPR league do you see Sproles as a RB1?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:40 AM)
jay (st louis)
Do you ever drop a usable pitcher for a bad utility player like lombardozzi to get more ABs (and therefore more counting stats) for your team? I'm trying to get as close to the 162 max games played as I can and have a cushion in BA
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:42 AM)
Yes, I've been known to do that, at least if it's the waning weeks of the season and I'm not going to suffer as a result of the player lost. Maximize your resources, especially if you've got a cushion in a ratio category.
Hound Dog (CA)
McCann, S. Perez or W. Rosario in H2H league this week?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:42 AM)
Perez. Like that schedule.
Steve (Beantown)
In 2013 Ellsbury will be a top _____OF
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:42 AM)
Hank (East Liverpool)
I notice you have Cliff Lee ranked in your top 10 SP, with only 3 wins how is that so?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:45 AM)
The least "projectable" Rotisserie category is wins, and if you look at Cliff Lee's start-by-start performance and underlying statistics, he has been as good as almost anyone outside the top five at his position this season. I'm a firm believer that good pitching nets wins when projecting forward, and that is what my ranking does. And frankly, I'm going to take the guy who's as stable as can be in ERA/WHIP/K's over mindlessly chasing wins, every time.
Barbara (Champaign, IL)
Who's my fourth outfielder this week in a 5X5 roto? Fowler or Lorenzo Cain? Thanks!
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:45 AM)
Both interesting lower-level fantasy starters, but I'd go Fowler with a Coors week ahead.
JT (Boston, MA)
Another follow up on Sale...in 2013, you see him as a top ___ SP?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:46 AM)
I think Chris Sale is setting himself up to be overvalued entering 2013. I'm going to say 25-30, it's going to be in that range. He'll be drafted higher, but I don't think he should be.
Thomas (Stanford)
THC, Cousin of the Podcast, how come no love for Garrett Jones? He is tearing it up! Any chance this will sustain for another month?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:48 AM)
I thought I was the "Designated Pinch Hitter"?Also, where don't I have any love for Garrett Jones? Hit Parade rankings I'm assuming? He's usually the kind of guy who hovers between 125-150, which is on the fringe of mixed-league starting status. If it was an NL-only ranking set he'd be above the cutoff every week. But he has a platoon limitation, generally speaking, and that's why I won't push him higher.
Loghan (NYC)
what are your projections for luck?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:49 AM)
It's a guess, but somehow I see about 22 TDs and 24 interceptions. I think he'll make mistakes, but he'll be pretty decent from the yards/TDs angle. Maybe he throws for 3,300 or so. There's matchups value in a player like that.
Steve (WI)
Thoughts on Brett Anderson going forward??
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:50 AM)
I still say "Tim Hudson/Jordan Zimmermann/Stephen Strasburg" range of value, looking at their return-from-surgery seasons. There'll be a workload cap, but I'm OK with him from a ratios angle if you can deal with that.
Chuck (New York)
So what your saying is that Cliff Lee's season is a perfect example of why leagues should go by quality starts instead of wins?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:51 AM)
You could say that. Though I'll point out that Lee ranks 43rd in quality starts (14). He hasn't been overwhelming in that category either, but at least it's a more respectable measure of his performance.
Harris (ATL)
Would you trade Michael Turner for Ryan Matthews and D. Wilson (NYG)??
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:52 AM)
Yes, yes, also yes, and when I wake up in the morning it shall still be yes, with yes sprinkles on top.
Kenny (Chicago)
Did you make your pick yet?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:53 AM)
I'm not up yet, I think we're up to pick nine, a spot before me. Word has it we were waiting for the conclusion of a Joe Montana interview. I totally understand!
Rick (Chicago)
Teheran and Turner long term. #2 starter upside? More likely to reach it?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:54 AM)
I prefer Julio Teheran, higher ceiling of the two and I see more strikeout potential in him.
Jared (Texas)
Rank C Sale, M Moore and A Chapman for 2013.
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:55 AM)
As starters? I'm going Moore, Chapman, Sale. Wow is that close. I bet I'll have Moore in the low 20s, Chapman right around 25, Sale 28.And let's point out that this is completely off the top of my head. When I get to ranking for 2013 -- probably 2-3 weeks from now -- I might find I don't find that many pitchers better and I have them all 5-8 spots higher.
Jared (MSP)
Would you start Craig over Old Man Albert in a weekly lock?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:56 AM)
Yeah, I would. But boy is that close.
Joe (KC)
True or false, the Royals do not prompte Wil Myers this year?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:57 AM)
I say "true." Why promote him now and start his clock?
Kyle (Austin)
What about Colvin over Albert?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:57 AM)
No way.
Ethan (NC)
Thoughts on adding J.Beckett for ROS in NL only 10 team?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (11:58 AM)
I wrote the weekend's fantasy spin on the trade, so my detailed thoughts are available there. I'd absolutely add Beckett in that format though. In Tout Wars this week I had $31 FAAB left, and was disappointed to learn I missed out on him by just a couple bucks.
Dave (Jersey City NJ)
Last question of the day...is Buccolz line up for 2 starts this week or are the Sox going to a 6-man rotation with Dice-K back?
Tristan H. Cockcroft (12:00 PM)
Unfortunately I don't have any data on that, and needed to project with Dice-K bumping Franklin Morales. But the Red Sox have shown no hesitance to use six men in the rotation, so keep it in mind if you're a Buchholz owner.
Tristan H. Cockcroft (12:01 PM)
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Patrice Bergeron spent his break skating on ponds in Lake Placid
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The Bruins admitted the All-Star break provided some needed time off. Brad Marchand went to Disney World and said he tried not to think about hockey. Milan Lucic took his talents to South Beach.
Then there was Patrice Bergeron, a player many would consider an All-Star snub. Bergeron, who is tied for the team lead with 43 points this season, decided to go somewhere rich in hockey history and, as of last season, Bruins history.
"I actually went to Lake Placid, and just relaxed over there," he said. "It was a lot of fun."
The average person will tell you that Lake Placid is where 1980's Miracle on Ice occurred, when USA Men's hockey defied the odds and won the gold in the Olympics.
But for the Bruins, Lake Placid is where the team went between Games 3 and 4 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals vs. the Canadiens last season. The B's bolted out of Montreal between the two games to find some peace and quiet as they tried to mount their comeback in a series they had trailed, 2-0. It was there that David Krejci played "Don't Stop Believing" on a jukebox (by accident, he later claimed), and when the Bruins returned to Montreal after two days in Lake Placid, they evened the series thanks to heroics from Michael Ryder, and went on to win in seven games. The rest, as they say, is history.
Bergeron brought his skates along with him for his mini-vacation, but he didn't step foot inside Whiteface Lake Placid Olympic Facilities Center. The trip was about soaking up all that the city had to offer, so Bergeron took to a pond to do his skating.
The locals and children skating on the pond had no idea they were sharing the ice with a Stanley Cup champion and Gold Medal Olympic hockey player. Nobody spotted the Stanley Cup champion out on the ice, so Bergeron embraced the free skate with locals and kids from nearby. The B's alternate captain has never been the type to beg for attention, so it proved to be the perfect vacation.
"I wouldn't mind getting recognized, but I like just going about my business and just doing my stuff and having fun and relaxing," he said. "It was great. People were real nice, real friendly. It was great."
Bergeron got some pointers on what to do from trainer Don DelNegro, who lives there in the summer. Relaxation was the name of the game for Bergeron, who leads Bruins forwards in time on ice with his average of 18:35 minutes a game. While he got the biggest thing he had hoped for — rest — out of the trip, he admitted he'll always have memories when he goes to Lake Placid.
"It is special," Bergeron said. "Obviously, not as special as for Americans, but in some way it was special for us last year, just to come down there for two days in between the games in Montreal. It seemed like it helped us to stay focused. It was nice, but it was nice for me to enjoy what's going on down there, just relax with the nature and all that. It was great."


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Friday is finally here and today we will look at a unique stress relieving game where the goal is to have your salaryman kill himself!
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Saturday morning will see about 200 highly tuned motorcycles kick-started into life as riders set off the conquer the 160km challenge of the Tarawera 100.
The midwinter off-road endurance race near Kawerau is being staged for the 35th time this year and is sponsored by Tony Rees Honda of Whakatane.
Leading entries include three-time winner and international motocross racer Cody Cooper (Papamoa) on a Suzuki 450, Yamaha's MX2 motocross champion Darryll King (Hamilton) on a 250cc machine and last year's runner-up, Rhys Carter (Papamoa), on a Suzuki 250.
The top Enduro hopes include Mokau rider Adrian Smith (Yamaha) and Tauranga's Reece Burgess (Husaberg) who finished third last year and Rotorua's Scott Birch (Honda).
The Tarawera 100 is unusual in that it attracts riders from the motocross, cross-country and enduro two-wheel racing disciplines as well as recreational trail riders.
Four laps of the 40km forest and farmland track plus pit stops for refuelling are expected to take the leading riders just over three hours to complete.
Other classes include veterans and super-vets categories races over three laps and a novice class over two laps.
"I believe it will be a tougher track than the past few years," said Tarawera Trail Bike Riders Club president Steve McIlroy, who is part of a team of volunteers who have been busy marking out the course.
"At the end of the day this is the country's premier off-road endurance race and we don't want to make it too easy."
The start is followed by a motocross loop before heading into the firebreaks, single trails and gravel roads of the forest near Kawerau.
"We've basically turned the track around and will run it in the reverse direction to last year," McIlroy said.
"Each lap is about 40km and there's some new stuff and some old stuff.
"With the wet weather and some blade work there will be some mud sections which will challenge the riders.
"We try to create a balance so some parts of the track will suit the motocross guys and other parts are best suited to the enduro riders." The race gets underway with a dead-engine "shotgun" start at 10am. Spectator access to the start-finish and pits venue is at Tahuna Rd, Te Teko.
Gravel rally
Motorsport Bay Of Plenty is running a gravel rally sprint in the Mamaku Forest this Sunday.
A 9km course using Ngawaro Rd and Galaxy Rd will be used in both directions, with the service area and event headquarters located in the motorsport hub at the TECT All Terrain Park on State Highway 36.
Practice runs will begin at 9.30am followed by three competitive timed runs in each direction.
The results will be decided by the competitors' fastest runs in each direction.
Spectator sites will be restricted to foot access from the special stage start line.
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With the Bay of Plenty Kart Club preparing for a big July 28 and 29 double-header of Rotax Challenge and Pro Kart Formula S series racing the fields for the fun day last Sunday were boosted by several visiting racers.
KZ2 Masters front runner Tom Curran and Rotax Max Heavy racer Andrew Grant both took fun-day wins as they prepared for the event.
Sunday's racing at Fagans Valley Raceway began with a chilly start but was completed in brilliant midwinter weather with 45 drivers in action.
The club's youngest drivers in the cadets category produced the closest racing with five heats of racing from the 14-strong field producing four different race winners.
The top four drivers were separated by just two points at the end of the day's racing.
Joseph Terry claimed the cadets win, edging out Callum Hedge and Adam Bell by one point.
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I was able to install Debian and Mint successfully, I think, thanks to the incredibly helpful install tutorial. Good stuff there, and thanks! However, now I am at a text based Mint welcome screen logged in and ready to go... but no gui, only a prompt. Is there something I am missing? I tried a reboot (which actually took me some time to figure out how to do) and have the same results.
One thing to note: when installing both Debian and Mint, some questions were asked that I didn't know how to respond to, ie Samba, IP phone #s, and a few other seemingly non-fatal things, I just kept going with the install figuring anything could be corrected later.
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Originally Posted by mi1ez
Won't the heat from the GPU recirculate through the PSU?
£2,000 price tag a much less absurd one
Originally Posted by Hustler
Spending that much on a PC these days is absurd.
Originally Posted by Hustler
Systems like this are built for the lazy or the too stupid to know any better.
Originally Posted by AlienwareAndy
As it would happen I am pretty much in the market for a £2000 PC and Utopia have surprised me greatly (mostly because they charge part prices for additions and not stupid made up prices like every one else these days !!).
Originally Posted by mikemaher205
I wouldn't say all people who buy pre-water cooled systems are lazy. I have seriously considered buying a pre-build Scan system, even though I've built my own systems and repaired friends machines for a while now. It's the fact I can just plug and play (literally). I travel about a lot so finding the time to sit still and build a system can be tough, but being able to still fully choose a system that suits my needs and not have to worry about making time to build it is a bonus.
Still, majority of us on here are here because we love taking PCs apart. For fun. When bored.
Yes, it does look a bit cramped. Combine that with the relative high maintenance of the Mayhems fluid and most people would agree that a H80i would have been a better choice. They could add some LED lighting to the case to make use of the window.Originally Posted by Pie_uk
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Originally Posted by AlienwareAndy
Crikey put the claws away !
Any company that offers a custom painted PC with a custom wooden shipping crate and the build quality these guys do for part prices? I will be more than happy to place my order (I can't wait now really getting excited :D )
Originally Posted by Hustler
And as for listing a wooden shipping crate as reason to justify spending £2k...Lol.
Ease up on the snobbery a bit, mate. I'd consider buying a chassis with a custom paint job, mainly because I don't have the time (or the talent for the fancier paint jobs).Originally Posted by Hustler
I fail to see the value in a custom paint job that you haven't done yourself.
So people who do don't know how to build a PC shouldn't be allowed to own a nice looking rig? I've often taken apart someone's PC in front of them (when fixing or upgrading) and the look on their face suggests they think it's some kind of witchcraft. To you and me they're no more complicated than lego, but someone people have no understanding, and a geniune fear, of the goings on inside that whirring box on the desk. It doesn't mean they can't have a pretty one and, for some, it's worth paying the premium for someone to do it for them and provide a warranty.Originally Posted by Hustler
I said PC's this expensive were only for two types of people, the lazy or the naive, I forgot to add people with more money than brains.
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And as for listing a wooden shipping crate as reason to justify spending £2k...Lol.
I said PC's this expensive were only for two types of people, the lazy or the naive, I forgot to add people with more money than brains.
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Josephine Lenore (Hopkins) COUGAN 1929-2012
Josephine Lenore Cougan – who always went by Jo – died peacefully on Friday, October 12, 2012 at Virginia Mason Hospital from post-surgical complications, after bravely battling cancer for the third time. She was two months shy of her 83rd birthday.
Jo was born in Seattle, Washington, on December 3, 1929, the third child and second daughter of Walter Edward Hopkins and Evelyn Goodrich, who for some mysterious reason, was always called Mary. Jo and her siblings – Eugene (who was variously known as Sonny, Red, Hoppy and Gene), Marilyn, James and Nancy – spent their early years on Vashon Island, until the war came and the family decided to return to the mainland, settling in White Center. Jo attended Highline High School, graduating in 1948.
After high school, the whip-smart, fun-loving Jo took a civil service test, became a secretary for an army general and then got a job with Sears, where she worked for many years. Family lore has it that she became acquainted with and may even have briefly dated young Clint Eastwood, who had come up to Seattle from California to work in his father's factory. During this time of her life, Jo was one of the legendary "rink rats," whose lives revolved around competitive roller skating. Jo may even have been planning a comeback: she always kept her old roller skates and tap dancing shoes in her closet.
In 1952, Jo was introduced to career Coast Guard man Harry James Cougan by her brother Hoppy. After a brief courtship, they got married and spent the ensuing years traveling and living all over the US – from Ketchikan, Alaska to Westbrook, Maine, and from Chicago, Illinois to Memphis, Tennessee. After Jo and Harry divorced in 1969, Jo decided to return to White Center with her two sons. In addition to raising them, Jo always worked full-time: when she wasn't waitressing at the Epicure, a legendary White Center restaurant, she worked as a bookkeeper for various local businesses.
As everyone who has ever known Jo would agree, she was a scrappy, feisty, joyful troublemaker who made and stayed friends with everyone who ever had the luck to cross her path. She was funny, friendly and immensely talented in the arts, crafts and homemaking department. An accomplished quilter, knitter, baker (the world will miss her legendary pies, cakes and cookies) and puzzle assembler, Jo was also an avid reader and a diehard Mariner fan who made the annual spring training trip to Arizona until the end of her life. In fact, she was a huge fan of all things baseball and probably never missed a single game that aired on television. Somewhere along the way, she found the time for a hot air balloon ascent. With her incisive but never mean-spirited wit, Jo was every cousin's favorite aunt. She had compassion for others, accepted the world as it was and made the best of everything. When life threw her lemons, not only did she make lemonade, she made the best damn lemonade and she shared it with everyone.
After retiring from her last job, as a stocker at Target, she volunteered at the Museum of Flight and was the go-to person for her friends: she took them shopping, picked up their prescriptions, drove them to the doctor, visited them in the hospital, wrote letters and sent cards. In the electronic age, Jo still loved writing and receiving handwritten letters, carrying on a lively correspondence not only with her grandchildren but also with the friends she made everywhere she went. However, in her typical can-do way, during the last year of her life Jo learned the ways of the web: she mastered the iPad, learned to check out library books online and even joined Facebook.
Jo is survived by her sister, Nancy, her sons, Robert Bruce (Patty) and Walter Scot (Peggy), her grandchildren, Melissa (Charlie), Kelsey (Brian), Allison (Ian), Peter (Rachel) and Catherine, and her great-grandchildren, Eli and Abby—not to mention her many well-loved nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews and their kids.
A celebration of Jo's life will be held October 26, 2012 at The Cove in Normandy Park beginning at 4pm. In lieu of flowers, donations to the White Center Library Guild (206-243-0233).
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UK deficit narrows with surge in exports
The UK's trade deficit narrowed to £1.5bn in July after jumping to a record level in the previous month, official figures have shown.
Exports of goods surged 9.3% to £25.8bn in July, while imports were down by £700m or 2.1%, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Economists welcomed the improvement but said the turnaround was partly due to the balancing of one-off factors seen in June, when trading was |disrupted by the extra bank |holiday for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Martin Beck, United Kingdom economist at Capital Economics, said yesterday's official figure showed a surprisingly large improvement following June's "awful" figures, when the deficit rose to £4.3bn.
However, he added: "This is unlikely to herald the start of the long-awaited rebalancing of the economy towards the external sector."
The rebound in exports is in line with Friday's improvement in the United Kingdom's industrial output, which showed a 2.9% increase on a month earlier in July.
However, the impact of the eurozone crisis was still felt during the month as the deficit on trade in goods with non-EU countries decreased by £2.2bn.
This is compared with only £700m with EU members.
The proportion of UK goods exports going to eurozone countries fell to 43.6%, the lowest share since records began in 1988, while monthly exports to non-EU countries reached a record high, Mr Beck added.
A spokeswoman for the Department for Business said that increased exports to China and Japan reflected the UK's diverse and strengthening trade relationships.
She said: "Trade plays a key role in getting the UK back on the path to growth.
"Maintaining July's increase in exports is important if we are to rebalance the economy away from debt-fuelled spending to achieve long-term sustainable growth in the future.
"Encouragingly, on both a monthly and three-monthly basis total exports grew while imports fell."
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It's well-known that biodiversity makes ecosystems healthier. But new research shows that biodiversity may make people healthier too. People are less likely to get Lyme disease if they live in areas with a greater diversity of small mammals, according to the June issue of Conservation Biology.
This is the first study showing that biodiversity may reduce the risk of disease in people.
"Our work addresses underlying ecological interactions that may cause large-scale variation in disease risk," says Richard Ostfeld of the Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, New York, who collaborated with Felicia Keesing of Siena College in Loudonville, New York.
Caused by a spirochete bacterium, Lyme disease is transmitted by ixodid ticks. The disease can cause a characteristic skin rash, flu-like symptoms, arthritis and neurological damage. As many as 17,000 cases are reported to the CDC each year, making it the most common vector-borne disease in the U.S. Lyme disease is concentrated in the northeast, mid-Atlantic and upper midwest.
In part because the disease can be difficult to diagnose and a recently-approved vaccine is not completely effective, the best safeguard against Lyme disease is to avoid ticks. The ticks are born without the Lyme disease bacteria and can become infected during any of three stages (larva, nymph and adult), each of which takes a single blood meal from a host. The nymphs are the most dangerous to people both because they are most active during the summer when people are most likely to be outdoors and because they are hard to detect -- nymphs look like small freckles and are almost impossible to feel when they are crawling around on people's skin. Up to 40% of nymphs in a given area are infected with Lyme disease.
Many ticks never become infected because some hosts transmit the bacteria inefficiently. In North America, the host that transmits the bacteria most efficiently is the white-footed mouse.
Ostfeld and Keesing hypothesized that an area with more biodiversity would have a greater number of inefficient host species, which would mean fewer infected tick nymphs and thus fewer cases of Lyme disease in people. In a companion paper in press in the journal Ecology, Ostfeld and Kenneth Schmidt (of the Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, New York) used a computer model that varied the diversity of hosts and confirmed that as host diversity rose from one to 20 species, the nymph infection rate fell by about 75%.
These results are supported by the finding that the incidence of Lyme disease falls in East Coast areas with a greater diversity of small mammals.
The question then is how to decrease the relative abundance of white-footed mice, which are typically the most abundant vertebrate in forests in the eastern and central U.S. The researchers point out that white-footed mouse densities are often up to 50% in fragmented woodlots surrounded by agriculture or urban areas, presumably due to the absence of predators such as barred owls and bobcats and of competitors such as eastern chipmunks and fox squirrels. Ostfeld and Keesing suggest that decreasing the forests' fragmentation might also decrease the local incidence of Lyme disease.
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text: On The Media Published by On The Media Asking Politicians About Religion Download this audio Want to embed this player? Use the code below. More info. <iframe frameborder="0" scrolling="no" height="130" width="100%" src="https://www.wnyc.org/widgets/ondemand_player/otm/#file=/audio/json/159078/&share=1"></iframe> Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email a Friend Summary Transcript Summary With another election cycle underway, the topic of faith is a recurring one, especially in the current Republican primary race. Bob spoke with Amy Sullivan, who writes about religion and politics for Time. She says journalists often miss the mark when discussing candidates' religions. Transcript BOB GARFIELD: Responsibly divining trends is one chronic difficulty for the press in an election year. An even more problematic one is divining divinity. Though the critical issues are war, the economy, social welfare and taxation, more than ever those matters are being framed through the lens of religion. A few weeks back Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum was pressed by CNN's Piers Morgan about whether he thought homosexuality is a sin. Santorum replied that the question should be asked of a cleric, not a politician. [CLIP]: PIERS MORGAN: And you did invite me to ask you any question I liked. [OVERTALK] RICK SANTORUM: Well - yeah, I – I, I did. And, of course, the, the Catholic Church teaches that homosexuality is a sin. I'm a Catholic and I subscribe to the Catholic Church's teaching. But that's not relevant from the standpoint of how I – how I view these issues from a public policy of view. And that's why I answered the question the way I did. BOB GARFIELD: Amy Sullivan writes about religion and politics for Time. In a recent essay she declared that journalists repeatedly make spectacles of themselves by asking a theological question when a policy question will do. AMY SULLIVAN: There was really no reason to bring religion into this question. The end result that they wanted to get to was what policy would Rick Santorum support in terms of civil unions or allowing gay couples to marry. Whether his views on that were informed by his Catholicism or by completely secular reasons really shouldn't matter to voters. BOB GARFIELD: So you believe that in questioning candidates, reporters should just leave the faith part out of it and get right to the policy at issue. AMY SULLIVAN: Well, reporters need to be careful that they're asking relevant questions and not simply trying to use religion as part of the political circus. Take, for example, questions about evolution and creationism. Bringing up evolution highlights "if this person doesn't believe in evolution he's backwards." BOB GARFIELD: When candidates go on the stump speaking of their faith and invoking religious-based values that often are explicitly in conflict with secular law, does it not behoove the press to find out where their faith ends and their commitment to secular law begins? AMY SULLIVAN: Certainly, when a candidate raises their faith on the campaign trail, and particularly when they present their faith as part of their political persona, as part of the reason to vote for them, reporters have not just a right but a responsibility to push on that. But, again, I think the questions have to be relevant. We have to deal with the fact that we have no religious test for office in this country. BOB GARFIELD: No official religious test. [OVERTALK] AMY SULLIVAN: No official religious test. BOB GARFIELD: In fact, every candidate must have that box checked, Right? I mean, every candidate makes some sort of public profession of faith, has photo ops at church, is shown with their pastor or spiritual advisor and makes sure that it's clear that, you know, God forbid they're not atheists. AMY SULLIVAN: This is a really recent development in American politics. People ask me all the time, "Could an atheist be elected president?" And the answer right now is no, absolutely not. And the only way we're going to get there, I think, is to take religion out of the conversation where it's not relevant and reserve it for those situations in which we really need to press candidates to explain why they're bringing up their religion. BOB GARFIELD: I also want to ask you about the out-of-touch, secular journalist. What do we have to do to be more in touch? AMY SULLIVAN: Well one of the things I think would help is for journalists to learn the language of some of the religious communities that they end up covering when they cover candidates. And one of the examples I like to point to is the evangelical habit of referring to being called to do something. George Bush referred to a call, he felt, to run for president. In this cycle, both Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann have talked about being called to run for president. And this has provided fodder for a lot of our journalistic colleagues. DAVID GREGORY: Would God guide your decisions that you would make as president of the United States? MICHELE BACHMANN: Well, as president of the United States, I would pray. I would pray and ask the Lord for guidance. That's what presidents have done throughout history. [OVERTALK] George Washington did. DAVID GREGORY: But you said that gal – God called me to run. MICHELE BACHMANN: Abraham Lincoln did. DAVID GREGORY: - for Congress. AMY SULLIVAN: In fact that formulation, being called, is just a very common way for evangelicals to talk about a sense that there is something that they feel like they should do. So to see David Gregory on Meet the Press really grilling Michele Bachmann [LAUGHS] about whether God did or did not call her to run for president, to me just revealed that David Gregory doesn't know much about evangelical Christians. And it didn't tell voters much at all about Michele Bachmann. BOB GARFIELD: Give the three commandments. AMY SULLIVAN: Three commandments that I would give journalists in covering religion are one, no Margaret Mead questions, questions that try to look at religious traditions as kind of exotic undiscovered Amazonian tribes who need to be explained. Second would be learn the language. This is a way for journalists to know if a candidate is trying to send under-the-radar signals or if they're just simply speaking the natural language of millions of Americans who are people of faith. And the third is stop calling candidates devout. This is something you read [LAUGHS] whenever there is a piece about particularly a Republican candidate's religion. They're described as "a devout Mormon" or "a devout Catholic." And all it seems to serve to do is to say, "This is a conservative person of faith." What journalists really mean by "devout" is they go to church all the time, or this is somebody who keeps the Sabbath, is an Orthodox Jew and who is observant. If that's what they mean, they should say it. I think the phrase "devout" is kind of lazy journalistic shorthand and doesn't tell us a lot about a candidate's faith or religiosity. BOB GARFIELD: All right, Amy. Thank you so much. AMY SULLIVAN: Thank you. This was fun. BOB GARFIELD: Amy Sullivan writes about religion and politics for Time. [MUSIC UP AND UNDER]


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Later that day we went to what must be the highest cinema in the world with some Danish friends, Peter and Anne-Mette, on a 2 for 1 deal which worked out at 47 pence each. This was still too much for Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz's "Night and Day," which was worst than our already low expectations! It was laughably bad- especially when the European enemy was thrown from a moving train but managed to still hold on by grabbing a trusty chain of sausages.... Need we say more.


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Negative statistics and guarded comments of FRS member Pianalto on the current U.S. economy state have put the dollar under pressure once again. Today, the U.S. dollar index is losing about 0.10%, sliding to the 80.40 mark. The major U.S. stock markets have opened without much optimism either: DJIA has lost about 0.20% already, S&P500 - 0.05%.
The world's major currencies, except for the yen, are strengthening against the American. Thus, EUR/USD has leaped to the 1.3630 mark, the GBP/USD pair has reached up to the 1.6770 level, after consolidating above 1.6730, and USD/CHF has yet again broken through the 0.8960 support. The USD/JPY currency pair is back to the morning highs of 101.80, after having declined to the 101.50 support.


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Missed call and SMS and Gmail reminder. The application notify you of missed calls and unread SMS and unread emails (PRO only). Reminder continue to work until: You open the call log screen or message box or you read email in gmail app, or you turn reminder off manually in application, exceed the max count you set.
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
but I am on here looking at beautiful pics of quilts-oh well
I should be crocheting. I have a design I've been working on this week and I should be doing that but I don't like sitting in the living room all day or hiding in my craft room all day on the weekends...
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I know what you mean. I should be getting ready for work! :oops:
just a few more mintues to get the juices revving (by looking at the beautiful quilts on this site!) and then I'm off to the sewing machine. I find my time here very well spent! This has become my favorite go-to place.
Happy browsing and drooling, happy dreaming and planning, happy conversing the same language!
Me too. This is my break then back to work inspired and ready to go!!
I have to set the timer and limit myself. If I sew as much as I read on here, I 'd be getting a lot accomplished.
Yes, I should be cleaning! My sewing room is also my scrapbooking room, my craft storage room, my polymer clay room, my computer room and where I carry on my ebay busisness, and it is all in a not too big bedroom. If anything is out of place, it makes it hard to do anything.
OH man, You have the cutest avatar. Love the dolls. Right now the computer is all I CAN do. Haven't been cleared by doctor yet to get back to sewing yet. It's driving me crazy. Trying to figure out what I can do that won't compromise my recovery. Maybe some hand work, but that's it. No bending over the table to cut. No lifting. It all sounds so simple until I try and realize I can't do the littlest things. How annoying!!!!!!!Originally Posted by Yarn or Fabric
I spend WAY too much time here when I should be sewing! My DH calls it cybersewing!
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An unmarried couple in their late 40's, Miriam and Andre are vacationing in Andre's century-old cottage along the Baltic coast of Germany, where they are joined by his teenage son Nils and his precocious pre-teen guest Livia.
What begins as a breezy summer idyll soon turns into a taut thriller in which director Stefan Krohmer precisely dissects contemporary German angst about age, sex and class. Martina Gedeck (The Lives of Others) gives a stunning performance as a mature woman who is unexpectedly overwhelmed with passion when Livia initiates a friendship with a handsome German-American stranger from a nearby cottage. Soon afterwards, every off-kilter detail of Miriam's behavior links a chain of events that will suddenly and surprisingly change all their lives. (97 min.)
"A deceptively leisurely film with a heart of ice." -Andrew O'Hehir, Salon.com
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VMware is getting close to being able to deliver enterprise applications to just about any device, anywhere at any time. But it needs to keep the apps-delivery process intact, no matter the phone or tablet model, or it risks creating a "non-starter" business model.
That's the word from Chris Marsh, principal analyst at 451 Research, on the heels of VMware's CloudVolumes acquisition this week.
CloudVolumes is a startup firm that lets enterprises deliver native applications to virtualized environments, across any server or hypervisor, avoiding vendor lock-in. Now, VMware plans to incorporate CloudVolumes into its new DaaS platform, Horizon 6, so enterprises can manage applications and applications delivery.
But, for Marsh, this strategy has to work correctly from the beginning to be a hit.
"The spread of mobile devices in the enterprise is raising big issues in terms of what companies should be doing about migrating legacy, especially Windows, applications to mobile," Marsh wrote in an Aug. 21 blog, commenting specifically on an eWeek article. "VMware's purchase of CloudVolumes does not directly answer this question, but it might be the bridging technology that will see VMware either acquire or build out its own way to render desktop applications onto mobile devices without compromising the mobile user experience. … VMware may want the delivery of apps to be device-agnostic but if those applications aren't giving the right experience, it's a non-starter."


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Why Are We in Such a Hurry to Forget Veterans?
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Every year, we put on a poppy, read a few feel-good stories about the surviving Second World War veterans, and maybe observe a moment of silence on the 11th. But veterans' news stories disappear almost immediately and are replaced with tales of holiday consumer-orgies. We should not be so quick to forget them.


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I love this skirt. I am more of a jeans type person but wanted something light and comfortable for these hot summer days. I was also looking for something that I can wear while running around with my kids. This skirt is perfect; not too short, not too long. I am a size 10 and the small fits well. I also tried a medium which fit fine but would be big if I lost any weight at all. If you want something for everyday then get this skirt!
- Meg - customer
- from Mi
- June 20, 2012
Could not be more pleased. Great fit, perfect length with boots -- fabric is not slinky but not heavy either. Planning to get another color!
- Anonymous - customer
- from Los Olivos, CA
- November 15, 2011
Fits well, comfortable with the stretch waist and flattering to my shape. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars, overall, is I wish the fabric was a little thicker for the price.
- D.B. - customer
- from Vancouver, WA
- November 21, 2011
Really cute, extremely flattering (and I've got a lot of junk in the trunk) -- and (bonus!) I can even pull it up and turn it into a strapless dress (I'm 5'8" and it still hits just above the knee when I do that). Very happy with this purchase!
- Anonymous - customer
- from Los Angeles
- January 28, 2011
I will be getting a lot of use out of this. Very very flattering and comfortable. The cilantro color is quite casual, and I may go back and see if the black is available too for dressier occasions. Not too tight and clingy in the booty area as some of these types of skirts can be. The asymmetrical design on the hem is a flattering plus. A perfect skirt for traveling, paired with a causal top. Stretchy waistband is quite wide, made so you can adjust the length by rolling the band over like a yoga pant. Glad I got this one!
- Anonymous - customer
- from Central Coast California
- July 14, 2011


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All experience levels are welcome to a monthly book group moderated by library staff. In 2012, the library celebrates Poetry's centennial by discussing a title from a contributor to that month's issue. In November, the book club discusses Joanna Klink's Raptus. Space is limited to 15 participants.
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This exhibition presents photographs and ephemera from the poet Jun Fujita (1888-1963). Fujita is an English-language tanka poet who published regularly in Poetry during the 1920s. The first Japanese-American photojournalist, he is responsible for the most famous photos of the Eastland disaster, the Chicago race riots of 1919, and the St. Valentine's Day massacre, among others. This show will explore his lesser-known landscapes.


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