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But there is also time to recruit.
Because of that Head Coach Bo Pelini found himself with a skeleton crew as many of his assistants were on the road recruiting, trying to find the next playmakers for the big red. That didn't slow the first-year coach down, though, as it may have been a half-padded practice, but it was business as usual for the team. "We kind of got right to it – went right out of the meeting room and came out here on the field and did mainly good-on-good, just to get their tempo going," Pelini said. "All in all, it was about an hour and 15, hour and 20 minutes, but it was good work."
Even with almost two full weeks to prepare for Virginia Tech, there is no lack of wanting to emphasize some of the things you are likely to see when the Hokies come to down. One of those is Head Coach Frank Beamer's penchant for big plays on special teams. It's one-third of the game, as the Husker Head Coach would tell you, but he knows that a little extra as they prepare for the nationally televised game wouldn't hurt. "There is always an emphasis on special teams around here. That's a phase of the game we always want to win," Pelini said. "We understand their history on special teams and how good they are. We always emphasize it, but the players understand the need to play well in that phase of the game in this contest."
As they prepare this week coach Pelini said that they will be doing it minus sophomore defensive Pierre Allen and junior safety Rickey Thenarse. Allen is being sidelined from an injury sustained against New Mexico State, and Thenarse continues to be out as he continues to rehab from a shoulder injury suffered against San Jose State two weeks ago.
In regard to both, though, Pelini said that both missing this week isn't a matter of them, not being able to go, but the staff just being careful with them and making sure they are ready for when Virginia Tech comes to town. "He's pretty much full-go, but we want to keep him from hitting this week and turn him loose next Monday," Pelini said of Thenarse. As for Allen Pelini said, "We'll see how it goes, but we're probably going to hold him out this week and then let him start practicing on Monday." Like Thenarse, cornerback Anthony West has been out since game two, and Pelini said of his status, that he is day-to-day.
Nebraska will get back to full-padded practice tomorrow, where Pelini said that the team will get back the full physical drills as they continue practices this week. The Huskers will be in primetime when Virginia Tech comes to down, ABC picking up the Huskers/Hokies for a 7:00 P.M. game.
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I have a baseball bat. I shave off some weight from the handle and put it on the head of the bat. Abaseball player thinks I have changed the bat's moment of inertia. Is he right?
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Player shave off some weight from the handle and put it on the head of the bat.But both the mass and length of the baseball bat are kept unchanged but mass distributed from one area of the bat to another.Thus distribution of mass changed.This changed the center of gravity of the base ball bat.Since moment of inertia is the measure of the inertia of a rotating body and inertia is a rotating object's tendency to remain at rest when at rest or remain in motion when in motion unless acted upon by an external force.
The moment of inertia of an object in angular motion is depend on the object's mass and the distribution of the mass with respect to the point of rotation. So the moment of inertia will also change.
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The construction binge of upscale shopping malls in China's second-tier cities over recent years has caused a short-term excess supply, and it needs to wait and see if the market can absorb the supply in the long run, warned Knight Frank, a British residential and commercial property consultancy.
The vacancy rates at high-end malls in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen – the nation's top four cities – averaged 8.4% in the first half of this year, and the percentage for second-tier cities was 10.5%. Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning province in the northeast, and Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province in the southwest, reported the highest rates of 17% and 16.2% respectively, according to statistics compiled by Knight Frank.
"The government of Shenyang offered preferential treatment to Hong Kong developers to build prime-location malls and office buildings a couple of years ago," Knight Frank Greater China Chief Lin Haowen said. "The developments have finished or being finished."
Monthly rents at upscale malls in second-tier cities rose 10% year on year to ¥865 per square meter between January and June, while monthly rents at same-level malls in the top four cities were up 8% to ¥1,480 per square meter, Knight Frank said, adding that the rents in Chengdu grew at a much faster pace.
"Chengdu, one of the largest Chinese cities in terms of retail sales, has attracted a raft of developers, but many malls there are not managed properly," Lin noted. "So supply keeping increasing is not good news."
Retail sales in China jumped 14.1% in the first nine months of 2012 from a year earlier, moderating from the 14.4% seen during the first six months, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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Hawkes Bay artist Martin Poppelwell has lent his talents to designing and producing The People's Wine.
Hawkes Bay artist and potter Martin Poppelwell is a master of finding the joy in the everyday. He finds it in the far-from-perfect garden that surrounds his straggling Napier Hill villa, in the spring bulbs that pop up reliably and cheerfully each year. He finds it playing with words, in the cursive dance of pen and paper. He feels it in the physicality of the hands-on gearshift in his black-and-boxy Fiat Panda 1988 runabout.
Naturally, his joyful foundation is centred on the earthenware ceramics and paintings he creates in the sanctuary of his garden studio. His work, represented by the likes of the Anna Bibby Gallery in Auckland and Black Barn in Havelock North, is respected and serious. And yet, he is not beyond lending his humour-laced aesthetic to the ordinary and domestic. He has designed graphics for tea towels, aprons and cushions in the Esther Diamond homewares range, for instance.
Living as he does, surrounded by territory where vineyards amble across parched stony ground, it's little surprise that Poppelwell had long toyed with the idea of becoming involved in vinous visuals.
So when Rai Banbury, brand manager of Constellation Wines, invited him to design the labels for a contemporary range that was aimed at the mid-market but would nevertheless "spice up the wine category", his answer was an emphatic yes.
The idea of a wine that was populist and accessible struck an instant chord of familiarity.
A pragmatic Poppelwell was pleased that the large-scale production of this product named The People's Wine, and its wide distribution, meant it was viable in a business sense.
"I will be criticised for the commercialism," he says. But this full-time artist is comfortable that he makes the same decisions in this process as he does in his own work.
"In fact," he argues, "I have to take things a bit more seriously."
Banbury, whose parents once owned an art gallery in Christchurch, was excited to secure such a talent.
"We wanted him to bring the outside of the bottle to life," she explains.
Although she terms it a natural partnership, Poppelwell is not so sure.
"There's always been a mythical relationship between art and wine," he says. By which he means the common view is that drinking wine gives birth to art.
"I don't agree the two necessarily mix well."
So, although he was not quaffing crazily with a brush in hand, he certainly did his share of research into the five varietals of The People's Wine. This meant a road trip around the country.
"Each type is created in the best region for that variety," explains Banbury.
Sauvignon blanc is harvested in the Awatere Valley, chardonnay hails from Marlborough's Wairau Valley, pinot gris and merlot from the company's Corner 50 vineyard in Hawkes Bay and the pinot noir has its roots in Central Otago soil.
Poppelwell: "I wanted to know about the wine's provenance and its making as much as I was interested in the shape of the bottle."
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"It was nice to hear Martin talk about shared ideas and cross-pollination," says Dommerholt.
"When you're in a certain industry, you can get very inward-looking. It is good to have input from people on the street."
Dommerholt, who was involved in the production of the merlot and pinot gris, says there was a lot more experimentation with this drop. He points out, though, that winemaking is a craft, not an art.
"Martin gets to start with a blank canvas, but we always have to start with grapes."
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He says part of his inspiration for the wine came from his wife who merely requested "something delicious" at the end of the day when asked what she'd like.
"There's no hiding the fact that we have to keep an eye on the commercial aspects, but it was nice to slip the constraints and do some more freewheeling."
In picking up on this theme, Poppelwell has brought a fun, rather different feel to the label. His modus operandi was to sit in on several winemaker tastings and just listen. He discovered a shared love of descriptor words. Then he used his onomatopoeic instinct. He describes it as, "When the sound of a word tastes like the idea [and] is an echo of what's going on inside."
Each bottle is fronted, then, by words in a brush-like script that is readily identifiable somehow as Poppelwell's.
The words are underlined with a light pencil mark, a childlike guide to keeping them straight. On the back of the bottle is a "pie chart" describing the characteristics of the wine. This harks back to the traditional wheel that oenologists use to determine and compare flavours.
"I steered clear of the traditional list of adjectives mostly found on bottles," says Poppelwell who takes his cues from the "beautiful knots" of words by authors such as Lewis Carroll or T.S. Eliot.
"The pie chart is not an accurate description but a visual diagram of how we feel the wine comes together."
An unconventional food match is also suggested. Thus you may be advised to combine Film, Fire and Friends with your pinot noir or schnitzel with mashed potatoes and horseradish (the ultimate retro food) with the merlot.
Complementing this are tiny hand-drawn visuals - Poppelwell's observations of pedestrian objects and vignettes that are part of day-to-day life in a vineyard.
"I wanted to make them funny and eye-catching and not too obtuse. I tried to hark back to the farming process and steered away from your typical New Zealand motifs," he says.
Icons include a vine leaf, truck, digger, tractor, and swan. "I like the fluidity of swans, the joy you get when you see the boring black swan and then notice its red beak, like a women with a bit of lipstick."
There were times when there was heated debate as to the direction he was taking. "But there's no point in working with people who just agree with you," he says.
Still the company had hired him to be himself and the results, well, speak for themselves. His calligraphic style is instantly recognisable to those who know his art and may help fight the battle to be recognised on the shelf. The words are familiar, but it's the thought behind them that counts. As Poppelwell says, "Anyone can write a word, but what do you want to say?"
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Viva is delighted to give readers the chance to win a limited edition Martin Poppelwell print which illustrates the story of The People's Wine. Just one of 200, it is valued at $1500. To go in the draw, simply write your name address and phone number on the back of an envelope and send it to The People's Wine Competition, Viva, NZ Herald, PO Box 3290, Auckland. Entries close on September 1. Winner announced September 8.
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WALTHAM -- The Celtics held a press conference on Saturday morning to announce the free agent signings of Kevin Garnett, Brandon Bass and Chris Wilcox. What they haven't done officially yet is sign Jeff Green and Jason Terry. Those deals are expected to be done soon, possibly this week, but the delays are the result of the team's maneuvering under the new collective bargaining agreement.
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"Lynn Lee" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Thu, 27 Sep 2012 22:07:45 +0800
Dear Stas,
I have no idea about sampling design ( I never learned before.). The below
are just my idea about choice of simple weights. I generate a new variable,
which is total number of individuals in each city in the data set. And I
choose this new variable as weights, type in -[pweight=total]- , looks like
Stata11 can do this weighted regression for me. But I can not figure out
how Stata11 do weighting. Could you please give me suggestion about basics
of sampling design (or some web link)? I am new to sampling design, I do
not know how to describe in full detail.
I appreciate for your suggestion.
Best Regards,
Lynn Lee
-----Original Message-----
From: firstname.lastname@example.com
[mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Stas Kolenikov
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2012 11:41 AM
To: email@example.com
Subject: Re: st: sampling weight
These are steps in the right direction. Please describe your sampling design
in full detail, so that we could brainstorm and see what the right
specifications should be.
-- Stas Kolenikov, PhD, PStat (SSC) :: http://stas.kolenikov.name
-- Senior Survey Statistician, Abt SRBI :: work email kolenikovs at srbi
dot com
-- Opinions stated in this email are mine only, and do not reflect the
position of my employer
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 9:58 PM, Lynn Lee <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> Dear Stas,
> I just want to do simple sampling.
> Take "webuse total" for example. I am wondering how was "swgt" generated?
> guess: obs 1 has her corresponding sampling weight, swgt=25964, which is
> total population in her group; obs 4 has his corresponding sampling
> swgt=4312, which is the total population in his group;etc. Is that right?
> So, if I use this logic in my downloaded survey data sets, I can group all
> the obs into different sampling weight over residence place and gender.
> Like: I calculate total number of individuals who were in the dataset
> according to their resident city , say, total number of individuals in
> 1 is 1000 in dataset, total number of individuals in city n is 400 in the
> data set, then, I generate this city-total-individuals as a new variable
> (weight). (Or I can even be more detailed, total number of people in the
> data set over city, gender, age.) In regression, I simply use command "reg
> x1 x2 x3 [pweight=total]". Can this way correct in part for unweighted
> set?
> Suppose the mean of total(weights) is 500, min is 100 and max is 800.Then,
> weighted analysis will give at most 800/100 times the weights to
> under-sampled observations. Do I understand correctly?
> I appreciate for your suggestion in advance.
> Best Regards,
> Lynn Lee
> -----Original Message-----
> From: firstname.lastname@example.com
> [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Stas Kolenikov
> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 9:44 PM
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject: Re: st: sampling weight
> If Lynn obtained her sample in a rigorous way by enumerating the
> she should have all the inputs into the probability of selection, and the
> baseline sampling weight is the inverse of that.
> Then she would want to correct for non-response, which would be the
> of those responding to the survey among those sampled.
> If Lynn is interested in a specific population (females of reproductive
> say), and that's who the survey collected the data on, then she would need
> to get the total population counts for that specific population (which may
> prove even more difficult).
> If she does not have these figures, then I don't really know what to do.
> they say, when you approach a statistician with collected data in hand,
> can only tell you what killed your study.
> --
> -- Stas Kolenikov, PhD, PStat (SSC) :: http://stas.kolenikov.name
> -- Senior Survey Statistician, Abt SRBI :: work email kolenikovs at srbi
> dot com
> -- Opinions stated in this email are mine only, and do not reflect the
> position of my employer
> On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 8:15 AM, JVerkuilen (Gmail)
> <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>> On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 2:49 AM, Lynn Lee <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>> Any suggestion to suggest which weight is better? Or, other types of
> weights
>>> may be better than population weights?
>> Do you have a few accurately observed variables such as the population
>> age and gender breakdown? If so you can often create
>> post-stratification weights (through a process called "raking") that
>> make your samples align with the associations observed in those
>> tables.
>> A quick -findit raking- turned up a program -ipfraking- written by
>> Stas Kolenikov and available from his website. Hopefully he'll chime
>> in.
>> *
>> * For searches and help try:
>> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
>> * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq
>> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
> *
> * For searches and help try:
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The rebate will grow to S200 in 2007 as long as local governments keep PATAKI, PAGE A-4 Frank Stan photographer STEVE RUSS, the new linebackers coach for Syracuse University answers questions after being introduced at a news conference Sunday in the football wing at Maniey Field House. At far right is SU's new quarterbacks coach. Major Applewhite, standing beside head football coach Greg Robinson. The new staff is starting to shape up, although Robinson said he is still searching for his main hire an offensive C-1 >4 0-8 .C-l >5 A WEDDING BEGINS A NEW LIFE IN REFUGEE CAMP Report: Convention hotels not safe bet Other cities hove lost money In aitefflpfs to bcosf convention business. Bv Mamie Eisenstadt KALPANA MANDAL, 18, is being made up for her wedding Sunday to Sanjay Mistri at a tsunami relief camp in Port Blair, India. Women blew conch shells and ululated whiie children beat drums and cheered as the first marriage cere- mony got under way Sunday at the crowded relief camp for tsunami survivors. Aijaz Rani he Associated Press In other developments: The death toil rose to more than after more bodies were found. Organizers of a national benefit for tsunami victims said they would need two days to complete a tally of money col- lected during Saturday's two-hour televised concert on NBC Universal-owned stations. Story, Page A-6 Memorial for King waits for more money Organization hopes to [n Syracuse begin construction on the The Partnership for National Mali next year. Troops launch raids to curb Iraqi violence By Theola S. Labbe The Washington Post Washington The foundation working to build a memorial to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on the Mall has raised a third of the million in pri- vate donations needed and plans to begin construction in 2006. The Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial Proj- ect Foundation Inc. has re- ceived million from corporate and other private sponsors. It must raise an additional million by next year to cover construc- tion costs, officials said. Congress approved the Onondaga Creek marches in Martin Luther King's honor, gathering at a.m. today at the NAACP offices, 416 W. Onondaga St. The march ends at the Jerry Rescue monument in Clinton Square. What's memorial in 1996 and gave the foundation an extension in 2003 to raise funds for the groundbreaking, said Harry E. Johnson Sr., the group's president. He said he is confident that the group will draw ad- ditional corporate sponsors this year and spread aware- ness among citizens to raise the funds by the deadline. By Sally Buzbee The Associated Press Baghdad, Iraq U.S. troops staged a series of raids in Mosul and other areas of northern and central Iraq on Sunday, arresting dozens, even as a top American official conceded U.S. and Iraqi forces cannot stop "extraordi- nary" intimidation by insurgents before this month's crucial na- tional election. The crackle of small-arms fire reverberated through a busy neighborhood in the center of Baghdad, sending shoppers scur- rying, and underscoring the pre- I carious security situation less i than two weeks before balloting. The violence centered on Mosul, the country's third-larg- est city, where insurgents shot dead a member of a local gov- ernment council and set off ex- plosives as a U.S. convoy passed, damaging a Bradley Fighting Vehicle. It was unclear whether there were casualties. A mortar damaged a school to be used as a polling place. The rest of the country re- mained tense. Insurgents shot dead three policemen and wounded seven others 25 miles southeast of Baghdad as they were driving new police cars to the southeastern city of Kut, po- lice said. In central Baghdad, insurgents attacked an Iraqi National Guard patrol on the east side of the Ti- gris river and then melted into the crowd in the open market area, sending shoppers running. U.S. Deputy Defense Secre- tary Paul Wolfowitz acknowl- edged that the security threat to the Jan. 30 election was worse than hi last October's nationwide balloting in Afghanistan and that it was impossible to guarantee "absolute security." MY WORST JOB EVER Humor columnist Jeff Kramer salutes the bad jobs that make a decent job look so good. I N S I NEW RULES FOR'IDOL7 "American Idol" cuts back on the divas, gives the guys a boost and lets the contestants be as "old" as 28. GREG PAULUS PARADE ALL-AMERICAN CBA's two-time all-state quarterback will receive the honor at Wednesday's basketball game with Nottingham. Page C-1 HttNUB HWN riMt ICUWMWVHMIItf IM w The author of a Brookings In- stitution report released today on convention centers and conven- tion center hotels said Onondaga County's plan to build a million convention center hotel is a mistake. Heywood Sanders, a professor of public administration at the University of Texas at San Anto- nio, said other cities with strug- gling convention centers that have decided to build attached hotels in the hopes of revitaliz- ing their convention business have not only failed to accom- plish that, but have often dam- aged their credit and lost public KI-U11S-J I Sanders said Onondaga Coun- ty and other communities that have followed the same oath are just throwing good money after bad, digging themselves in deep- er as they fail to staunch the backslide in convention busi- ness. He cited St. Louis, which pin- ned its hopes on reviving con- vention business to a new. S265 million hotel. The hotel, largely financed by public money, opened in 2003. But it had little effect on convention business and has had trouble fill- ing rooms. It ran a deficit of nearly 52 million in 2003 and was on track to do worse in 2004. "Syracuse, sad to say, is doing exactly the same silly Sanders said. "Do you want to pour more money and Hitting bottom? The Oncenter last year hosted the fewest conventioneers since 1995. Onondaga County, which runs the center, hopes that it can get the city of Syracuse to sign off on a deal that would lead to the building of a headquarters hotel for the Oncenter. The county believes such a hotel would increase the convention center's business. CONVENTIONEERS IN THOUSANDS 125________________________ I inn 75 50 25 '94 '96 '98 '00 '02 '04 Source: Oncenter T ;
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Center for Birth and Growth: Meet our team
Specialists from a variety of fields provide care for our patients and families. Click on the names below to view photos and biographies of our experts.
Obstetrics and Gynecology:
Liang R. Bartkowiak M.D., chair, Obstetrics and Gynecology
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We had great intentions of going into Paris to do the lock bridge. We grabbed subway in Clichy. Cory thought he'd be warm enough with one sweater but he was cold. We walked home to get another sweater. Once we reached the apartment and climbed all ...
Art, Museums, Food and More.....
... bottle of champagne. We were also treated to an exquisite buffet breakfast. The service was first class and the food was excellent. The waitstaff, in matching Armani suits, were all male and quite the sight.
On our first night in Paris, we walked down the street and around the corner to an Irish Pub. Our bar tender, Nick, explained that that smaller bars in Paris don't stock much liquor because the French government taxes it at almost 25%. We met a ...
Day 54: Paris!
... how we are, any other way! Plus we get to meet people, look at scenery and relax between locations. But there are a few trains you have to pay extra for, or are not covered by the pass. The most important ones are high speed trains. These cost 10 euros per person in the ticket office to reserve your seat, or about 18 on the train if for some reason you forget, or can't make it to the office. By purchasing ...
En-route to The Eiffel Tower
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We saw the Arc de Triomphe, The River Seine, and you can't go to a city without a protest riot. All this viewed whilst sitting on top of the open top bus. Well worth the money.
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Arsenal will defend a proud record when they take on Manchester United in the last four of the Champions League.
The Gunners have reached the Semi-Final stage of European competitions on six occasions during their history and have won all six ties. Here's how they did it.
UEFA Champions League Semi-Final 2006
Arsenal 1-0 Villarreal, Villarreal 0-0 Arsenal (Arsenal win 1-0 on aggregate)
Kolo Toure's close range effort gave Arsenal a win in their final European fixture at Highbury and a priceless lead to take to El Madrigal for the second leg. On a tense night in Spain, Arsène Wenger's were below par but secured their place in the Final thanks to Jens Lehmann's late penalty save from Juan Roman Riquelme.
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UEFA Cup Semi-Final 2000
Arsenal 1-0 RC Lens, RC Lens 1-2 Arsenal (Arsenal win 3-1 on aggregate)
Dennis Bergkamp gave Arsenal a perfect start to this tie with a goal in the second minute of the first leg at Highbury. The Gunners could not add to that on home soil but Thierry Henry grabbed an away goal in France to tighten their grip on the tie. Pascal Nouma gave Lens a glimmer of hope but Kanu's late goal earned a win on the night and a place in the Uefa Cup Final.
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European Cup Winners Cup Semi-Final 1995
Arsenal 3-2 Sampdoria, Sampdoria 3-2 Arsenal (Arsenal win 3-2 on penalties)
An unlikely double from Steve Bould and a fine finish from Ian Wright earned a first-leg lead at Highbury but Vladimir Jugovic's brace kept Sampdoria right in the tie. Wright scored again in Italy but Arsenal looked to be heading out when Claudio Belluci's brace gave Samp a 5-4 lead on aggregate. But Stefan Schwarz's late free-kick forced extra-time and David Seaman saved three times in a penalty shoot-out to earn a famous victory.
Sampdoria 1995
European Cup Winners Cup Semi-Final 1994
Paris St-Germain 1-1 Arsenal, Arsenal 1-0 Paris St-Germain (Arsenal win 2-1 on aggregate)
David Ginola was on target for PSG in France but a fine finish from Ian Wright earned Arsenal a draw. The tension was almost unbearable back at Highbury but Kevin Campbell's early near-post header from Lee Dixon's cross settled the nerves. David Seaman made a handful of vital stops and Arsenal held on - although a yellow card for Wright would rule him out of the Final in Copenhagen.
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European Cup Winners Cup Semi-Final 1980
Arsenal 1-1 Juventus, Juventus 0-1 Arsenal (Arsenal win 2-1 on aggregate)
Arsenal were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw in a bad-tempered first leg at Highbury and history was against them when they headed to Italy for the return - in 25 years of European competition no British side had beaten Juve on their own patch. With 15 minutes to go and the scores locked at 0-0, Arsenal were heading out so Terry Neill went for broke and threw on Paul Vaessen. The 18-year-old striker rewarded Neill's gamble, guiding a header past Dino Zoff to give Arsenal the lead with two minutes left.
Juventus 1980
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Semi-Final 1970
Arsenal 3-0 Ajax, Ajax 1-0 Arsenal (Arsenal win 3-1 on aggregate)
Ajax had the likes of Johan Cruyff, Rudi Krol, Wim Suurbier and Piet Keizer in their ranks but Charlie George inspired Arsenal to an emphatic first-leg win. He deceived the Dutch keeper with a long-range effort in the first half before Jon Sammels doubled Arsenal's advantage. George tucked away a penalty after George Graham was tripped to make it 3-0 and Gerrit Muhren's goal in Amsterdam was not enough to deny Arsenal a place in the Final.
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European Stocks Fall as U.S. Payroll Data Miss Estimates
European stocks declined the most in five weeks, paring yesterday's biggest rally for the region's benchmark index in almost a month, as U.S. manufacturing activity fell faster than estimated, and companies in the world's largest economy added fewer workers than forecast.
Vodafone Group Plc (VOD) retreated 3.1 percent after Verizon Communications Inc. denied it's considering a bid for the U.K. company. Kazakhmys Plc fell to its lowest price in four years as metal prices retreated. Rexel (RXL) SA increased 1.9 percent in Paris after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. recommended buying the shares.
The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index (SXXP) retreated 0.9 percent to 294.8 at the close of trading after climbing 1.3 percent yesterday on better-than-estimated U.S. factory orders data. The gauge has still advanced 5.4 percent this year, closing at its highest level since 2008 on March 14.
"We were certainly calling for a correction in developed markets," Stewart Richardson, chief investment officer at RMG Wealth Management LLP, told Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television in London. "We worry there is a bit of a slowdown in terms of economic growth coming and certainly a continued slowdown in corporate earnings. When the market has moved as much as it has from autumn of last year, it is probably time for a bit of a pause."
Stocks extended losses after data showed the Institute for Supply Management's index of U.S. non-manufacturing businesses, which covers almost 90 percent of the economy, fell to 54.4 in March from 56 in the prior month. That fell short of economists' median forecast for 55.5. Readings above 50 indicate expansion.
Payrolls Miss
A U.S. payrolls report from the ADP Research Institute showed companies added 158,000 workers in March, missing the median economist forecast for 200,000 additions. The data comes ahead of the Labor Department's monthly non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
National benchmark indexes declined in 15 of the 18 western European markets. Germany's DAX fell 0.9 percent, the U.K.'s FTSE 100 slid 1.1 percent, and France's CAC 40 lost 1.3 percent.
Portugal's PSI-20 Index plunged 3.5 percent, the most since November 2011. Lenders led declines, with Banco Espirito Santo SA, the nation's largest, losing 8.8 percent.
Vodafone led a gauge of phone companies lower, falling 3.1 percent to 186.2 pence, after Verizon denied a Financial Times report that said it had discussed a plan with AT&T Inc. to make a joint offer for the U.K. telecommunications operator.
While Verizon reiterated interest in buying Vodafone's stake in the companies' Verizon Wireless joint venture, it doesn't currently plan to bid for the whole company, according to a filing yesterday.
Telecommunications Downgrade
Telecom Italia SpA lost 5.4 percent to 53.6 euro cents and France Telecom SA retreated 4.4 percent to 7.66 euros after UBS AG downgraded both phone companies to sell from neutral late yesterday. Analysts cited downside earnings risk for Telecom Italia, and cost cutting by competitors for France Telecom.
A gauge of European commodity producers slipped 2 percent, for the second-biggest decline of the 19 industry groups on the Stoxx 600, as metals prices retreated. Kazakhmys lost 5.1 percent to 350.7 pence, extending the copper producer's selloff since March 20 to 28 percent. Evraz Plc fell 6 percent to 203.5 pence and Eurasian Natural Resources Corp. dropped 4.6 percent to 224.6 pence.
Rexel climbed 1.9 percent to 17.69 euros after Goldman Sachs raised its recommendation for the French electric equipment distributor to buy from neutral, citing an acceleration in the U.S. commercial market.
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Neste Oil Oyj (NES1V) gained 4.8 percent to 12.04 euros. CA Cheuvreux SA upgraded Finland's only refiner to outperform, the equivalent of a buy recommendation, from underperform, saying it expects it to report resilient first-quarter results this month.
Pennon Group Plc added 4.1 percent to 650.5 pence as the U.K.'s Daily Mail cited speculation that Abu Dhabi Investment Authority may be interested in the British water company. The newspaper didn't identify its sources.
Panalpina Welttransport Holding AG soared 15 percent to 96.55 Swiss francs after the freight-forwarding company appointed Peter Ulber as chief executive officer, replacing Monika Ribar.
The volume of shares changing hands on the Stoxx 600 today was 6.5 percent lower than the average of the past 30 days, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Stop playing it safe and start unearthing more treasures of the cinemaJake Wilson
Published: October 4 2012 - 3:00AMThe film centre has to lift its act if it really wants to be considered world-class.
JUST as every football fan knows how their team should be coached, every Melbourne film buff has ideas about what should be screening at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. My wish list includes a large-scale retrospective on silent French pioneer Louis Feuillade, one on the late-1960s Underground movement in Brazilian cinema, and one on Jerry Lewis as director and star.
It's easy and fun to dream such dreams, harder to bring them to life, more than ever in a digital age when good-quality film prints - still the format of choice - are increasingly hard to come by.
The real question is how ACMI ranks alongside similar institutions such as the Australian Cinematheque at Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art, which regularly tackles major filmmakers (Hitchcock, Warhol) and artistic movements (surrealism, the French New Wave) in a comprehensive, even scholarly way.
The comparison might seem unfair, given that the Australian Cinematheque is comfortably housed within Queensland's flagship art gallery, whereas ACMI has to stand on its own.
Still, an institution that bills itself as ''world class'' ought to be judged by the highest standards - and it has to be said that ACMI has rarely, if ever, mounted programs as ambitious and adventurous as those of its Brisbane cousin.
Too often the ACMI curators play it safe, over-emphasising quirky yet familiar brands of modern American cinema from Sofia Coppola to Tim Burton. There's also a tendency to organise programs around broad, nebulous themes. What do The Wizard of Oz, The Grapes of Wrath and The Shining have in common? It turns out they're all part of an upcoming season exploring ''representations of 'home' and community'', subjects touched upon in perhaps half the movies ever made.
This is not to deny that without ACMI local film culture would be infinitely poorer. Last year's comprehensive Bernardo Bertolucci retrospective, for example, was worth celebrating. Another recent highlight was the focus on the Bollywood star Raj Kapoor - which introduced me to a masterpiece I had never heard of, the allegorical slapstick nightmare Stay Awake (1956).
Ongoing programs such as Kids Flicks and Australian Perspective revive interesting films regularly. Then there are the Wednesday-night double bills presented by the Melbourne Cinematheque, which range freely and knowledgeably over the whole history of cinema.
Much to be thankful for, in short, but also room for improvement. The most glaring gap in the calendar is the lack of a regular slot devoted to the experimental, non-narrative tradition. This could be remedied at little cost - in the first instance, by drawing on the stock of 16-millimetre prints acquired decades ago by now-defunct Australian film co-ops that remain part of the National Film and Sound Archive. The archive's Non-Theatrical Lending Collection contains rare works by Marie Menken, Gregory Markopoulos, Hollis Frampton, Stephen Dwoskin, Michael Snow, and many other illustrious avant-garde names. If ACMI won't bring these buried treasures to Melbourne, who will?
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Man beaten with handgun; suspect still loose
CHICO, Calif. - A Chico man was beaten in the head with a hand gun and the suspect is still on the loose.
According to police, on June 19 at 2:30 p.m. the suspect jumped into the backseat of a car on West 5th and Broadway Streets and demanded the victim's backpack.
The victim got out of the car, but police said the suspect continued to beat him in the Jack-In-The-Box" parking lot.
The suspect is described as a Black male adult about 6'3" in height, a muscular build, shaved head and was seen wearing a dark shirt.
The suspect fled in a dark colored 1990's four-door Saturn or a similar vehicle.
Witnesses at the scene said there were two additional black males in the Saturn when the suspect fled in it.
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Merrit's 5 RBI Leads Gators Softball To SEC Tournament QF Win
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LEXINGTON, KY- Just when it looked like the Florida Gator softball team might be in trouble, Kristi Merritt came through with another big hit, delivering a 3-run home run in the bottom of the 6th inning to help lift the Gators to an 8-4 win over Alabama in the quarterfinals of the SEC Championship tournament.
The RBI were numbers 3, 4, and 5 for Merritt on the day, who went 3-4 from the plate. The Gators move on to face Georgia in the SEC tournament semifinals Friday afternoon at 3pm.
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65. We welcome the Government's acceptance that the prohibition of discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation should apply to all schools in both the maintained and the independent sectors, without any exemption for particular types of school such as faith schools. In our view, it follows from the fact that protection against sexual orientation discrimination is rooted in recognition of the equal dignity of every individual that there should be no exemptions for faith schools.The second extract makes it clear what will be required:
67. We do not consider that the right to freedom of conscience and religion requires the school curriculum to be exempted from the scope of the sexual orientation regulations. In our view the Regulations prohibiting sexual orientation discrimination should clearly apply to the curriculum, so that homosexual pupils are not subjected to teaching, as part of the religious education or other curriculum, that their sexual orientation is sinful or morally wrong. Applying the Regulations to the curriculum would not prevent pupils from being taught as part of their religious education the fact that certain religions view homosexuality as sinful. In our view there is an important difference between this factual information being imparted in a descriptive way as part of a wide-ranging syllabus about different religions, and a curriculum which teaches a particular religion's doctrinal beliefs as if they were objectively true. The latter is likely to lead to unjustifiable discrimination against homosexual pupils. We recommend that the Regulations for Great Britain make clear that the prohibition on discrimination applies to the curriculum and thereby avoid the considerable uncertainty to which the Northern Ireland Regulations have given rise on this question. We further recommend that the Government clarifies its understanding of the Northern Ireland Regulations on this matter.The wording has been deliberately muddied in order to present Catholic teaching in a crude manner. Our faith does not teach that "homosexuality" itself is necessarily sinful, it teaches that it is disordered. It is homosexual acts that are sinful.
However, I hope that nobody is foolish enough to try to make a compromise based on that point. The people who framed this guidance will not accept our teaching that homosexuality is a disorder nor that homosexual acts are sinful. They have the bit between their teeth. Although the direction in which public policy has been moving is obvious enough, I am a little surprised at the pace it has now picked up.
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Metal gutters with twists and turns can get noisy when water drips down and splashes against the elbows, but there's a surprisingly simple fix for the problem.
Squirt a bead of gutter seaming caulk around the drain opening, leaving a 1/4-in. gap. Use the same caulk to glue a 3/8-in.-diameter nylon rope next to the gap and drop it down the gutter and out the opening. Then glue it to the bend in the elbow.
Gutter downspouts with elbows can sometimes amplify the sound of water dripping through them, and if the gutter is close to a bedroom window this can get annoying. Contractors have tried fixes like installing a lead plate in the elbow and then a magnetic cushioned plate, but those fixes usually just change the tone from a metallic drip, drip, drip to a thud, thud, thud sound.
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Though Daniel Barker was a Dean's List student at Goucher who graduated phi beta kappa this past May, he is most proud of the C he earned in an intro philosophy course early in his college career.
After being homeschooled for his entire primary and secondary education, Barker started taking courses part-time at Villanova University in a Philadelphia suburb five minutes from his parents' home. Until then, he had never stepped foot in a conventional classroom.
Barker bombed his first college exam, filling out only one Blue Book page during the in-class essay. With time, he acclimated to the college classroom setting and was able to pull off a C as his final grade in the class.
He says he benefited from the wide swath of courses he was able to take at Villanova, but the university's undergraduate population was too big for him, and while he wanted to be close to his family, he realized he didn't want to live at home anymore.
Barker started looking for colleges with fewer than 2,000 students that were a three-hour drive or less from Bryn Mawr, PA - his hometown. Goucher made his short list.
During a visit to campus, he got to meet and speak with faculty members, which got him interested in the kind of education and attention he would get here. But what attracted him most was the kinship he felt with Goucher's student body.
"Academics are great, and I wanted a good school for that, but I also wanted a school where I could deal with the people. And Goucher seemed like it was the best fit for me in that sense. ... It was a school that I could come to and actually be happy," he says.
When Barker arrived at Goucher as a sophomore, he was still trying to determine which discipline interested him the most. He thought about, but ruled out, being an English major ("I didn't like to write that much") or a music major ("I'm just not quite that talented.") He knew he was interested in physics and math, which eventually became his major and minor, respectively.
Barker experienced some further academic tribulation during the early weeks of his first semester at Goucher. He worried that he was "just not good enough at physics" and would need to drop the class. But Associate Professor of Physics Sasha Dukan worked with him one-on-one and drew out his natural strengths in the subject.
Dr. Dukan taught about half of the physics courses Barker took during his three years at Goucher and became one of his strongest influences, along with Dr. Marin Pichler, also an assistant professor physics.
Barker worked for a semester and two summers in Dr. Pichler's lab working on projects involving atomic, molecular, and optical physics - the study of matter-matter and light-matter interactions in single atoms or structures containing a few atoms.
Barker and his partners have spent a lot of time building circuits to stabilize lasers that they are using to cool and trap atoms. They eventually hope to use another laser as a catalyst to bind together cesium and potassium atoms to form molecules.
After taking a year off to work in industry, Barker entered the Ph.D. program in Physics at the University of Maryland at College Park. His research field is Magneto-Optical Traps, and in September 2012, he created his first successful Strontium trap, in which he cooled Strontium atoms down to a fraction of a degree above absolute zero by firing carefully-tuned lasers into a special magnetic trap.
Barker says he wants to eventually be a researcher - whether it be in a government laboratory, as a professor, or in private industry.
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The 2013 AFL season came to an end last weekend when the Mesa Solar Sox fell to the Surprise Scorpions by a score of 2-0 in the AFL Championship game.
The Oakland A's AFL contingent made strong contributions to the Solar Sox's run to the title game. Below are the final stats for the players the A's sent to the AFL this season.
Addison Russell: .282/.361/.435 with 10 XBH and 15 runs scored in 21 games
David Freitas: .222/.382/.333 with a homer and eight runs scored in nine games
Max Muncy: .224/.350/.265 with 10 walks in 15 games
Bruce Maxwell: no hits in four at-btas in one AFL game (he was added to the roster late in the season to replace Freitas
Seth Frankoff: 1.46 ERA with eight hits allowed and a 15:3 K:BB in 12.1 innings
Jeff Urlaub: 2.77 ERA with 14 hits allowed and a 16:3 K:BB in 13 innings
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Full of trite, oversimplified character depictions, the production sinks to the level of yet another "dumb" teen flick.
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In his directorial debut, Will Gluck has done little to improve the image of cheerleaders or even teens in general. Casting 28-year-old Nicolas D'Agosto and 31-year-old Eric Christian Olsen as a pair of sex-crazed high school football players, he's managed a script comprised of crass sexual humor, copious crude terms for body parts and derogatory jokes about sexual orientation. Rounded out with repeated, rousing cheers of "FU", the movie also contains several scenes of sexual activity between heterosexual, same-sex and adult/teen couples.
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In the story, quarterback Nick Brady (Olsen) and his teammate Shawn Colfax (D'Agosto) can hold their own on the gridiron but they have an even bigger reputation for holding off the field. So the thought of wasting two weeks of their lives in the sweltering heat at football camp with a bunch of guys doesn't seem very inviting—especially since these players can hardly stop ogling the scantily-clad girls in the crowd long enough to finish a scrimmage.
Instead of signing up for spring training, Nick and Shawn come up with a better idea. Worming their way onto the high school cheer squad, they plan to spend three weeks canoodling (and more) with 300 new girls at the upcoming cheerleader competition.
Even though the squad's captain, Carly (Sarah Roemer) is wise to the intentions of these two frauds, she can't convince the school's administrator (Edie McClurg) of the truth. Rather, Nick and Shawn find themselves on the bus, headed for their version of heaven on earth. And within minutes of their arrival, the two boys are already trying to hook up. Among many others, Nick has his eye on the head cheer counselor (Molly Sims) who happens to be married to the camp director (John Michael Higgins). But Shawn's intentions change when he begins to have feelings for the understandably suspicious Carly.
Along with a string of sexually oriented comments, crude anecdotes, exposed buttocks and some other carefully covered anatomy, this film is packed with negative stereotypes of athletes, adolescents and coaches. Suggesting that youth only have unfettered sex and hard partying on their minds, the film barely acknowledges the physical abilities of these hardworking competitors. Depicting minors using alcohol and including some illegal drug references, the script will also leave viewers wondering how often you can use the derivative of a strong sexual expletive as a spirit builder and expect it to be funny.
Full of trite, oversimplified character depictions, the production sinks to the level of yet another "dumb" teen flick. And though it momentarily tries to redeem these two hormone-driven boys by having them show a spark of maturity, it will take more than that Hail Mary pass to save Fired Up! from the embers.Starring Eric Christian Olsen, Nicholas D'Agosto, Sarah Roemer, Will Gluck. Running time: 89 minutes. Theatrical release February 20, 2009. Updated July 21, 2016
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2001: A short reliever who made 19 appearances, working 18.2 innings ... Pitched more than one inning on four occasions, logging a season-high 2.2 against Mississippi 5/16 in the Southeastern Conference Tournament ... Pitched two shutout innings in two appearances in the NCAA Tournament with three strikeouts ... Struckout 21 in 18.2 innings, posting at least two strikeouts seven times ... Played with the Wilmington Sharks in the Coastal Plain League during the summer.
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Germantown High School in Germantown, Tenn. ... Compiled a 5-3 mark with a 2.89 ERA as Germantown reached the state semifinals ... Named all-region and all-metro while being ranked as the No. 5 senior in the Shelby-Metro area by the Memphis Commercial Appeal ... Helped lead Houston High School to the state semifinals as a junior ... He posted a 1.93 ERA and hit .333 as an outfielder ... Also wrestled in the 145 and 160-pound weight classes ... Was the Regional Champion in his varsity weight division as a sophomore ... Coached by Phil Clark at Germantown High School ... Played for the Pepsi Tigers during the summer of 2000.


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Singer Molly Hammilton leans into her inner Mazzy Star on True Believer, and accentuates her junked-up bedroom-pop vocal range. Widowspeak has always flirted with shoegaze-folk, but now it sounds like they're going steady—maybe walking on a beach somwhere. True Believer is a sweet-talker that's warming us up for Widowspeak's upcoming EP, The Swamps, out this October. Check it out below.


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2012, 67 minutes, directed by Rick Beyer
Director Rick Beyer and subjects of the documentary will be in attendance.
The festival kicks off with a world premiere that tells the story of a secret U.S. Army unit during World War II, the 23rd Headquarters Special Troops, or so-called Ghost Army. From June 1944 to March 1945, 1,100 American GIs used inflatable rubber tanks and planes, sound effects and other trickery to mislead the Germans. Many were artists, including a budding fashion designer named Bill Blass. After seven years and interviews with more than 20 veterans, this documantary tells their story.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. - The Palmetto State Showdown schedule went from 14 games to six thanks to the Friday snow event at the University of South Carolina. Three games on Sunday between the host Gamecocks, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop will close out the event at Beckham Field, with games starting at either 12 pm or 2 pm. That decision will be made no later than 9 am on Sunday.
Saturday's games were cancelled earlier Saturday morning due to the standing snow on the field. Coastal and Winthrop will battle in the first Sunday game, with the Gamecocks taking on the Chanticleers in game two. The third game will pit the Eagles against South Carolina. Gametracker live stats will be available for every game via the tournament page on GamecocksOnline.com.


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its not an ise item XD wow man go do your homework >.>
Exactly what homework would this be? Should he hack all the ISE-able items to see if this is included?
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I Love how ISE hackers talk about there stuff. I've been reporting any ISE hackers i see. My favorite part of the ISE hackers are how they make new accounts just for there stuff Lamo, Thats just lame its show they scared of Sony because they well get banned if caught. Cant wait for August 1st When any1 with ISE stuff on there accounts well get permanently banned. Wish it was a permit IP Ban to get of these losers for good but sony wont do that.
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As you can see, Sony really does not give two twix bars about ISE... It's been around for so long and there is many many different ways you can get it, infact its easy by just putting in a DNS now. They're never gonna bann people for because 75% of home's people have it. Lol.
Lol then you support these losers or ur 1 of them on another account. i well continue to report & especially report when they try to sell the stiuff for a twenty dollar Psn card Lol
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Cool personal space, I never heard about Diamond Beach Mansion up until now. I bet it's going to be released in NA Home someday in a future update.
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UFC Going Global how about the Little shows
The Coninued expansion of the UFC only means that the little MMA shows that dot the planet are now a threat to the MMA giant. The smaller shows are the backbone of MMA, Many fighters started off fighting in these organizations, this is where many of them developed the ability to deal with many of the mental aspects that come with being a pro fighter, while fighting at their respective skill levels. It's importat that these shows continue, and with the expansion of the UFC on a global scale, we could see fighters shooting for the stars long before they are ready.
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Mr. Grey will see you now. Well, I guess we'll see him now. The first still from 'Fifty Shades of Grey' just was released, and — no shocker here — it's hot. Excuse us while we wipe the drool!
Who knew smoldering in the driver's seat could be so sexy? The first still from Fifty Shades of Grey is officially here and Jamie Dornan as the one and only Christian Grey looks, shall we say, perfect? Ok, we're totally obsessed.
'Fifty Shades Of Grey': First Still Photo
The film may not hit theaters until Valentine's Day 2015, but we're already totally in love. In the new still, released June 18, we see Jamie as Christian sitting in the driver's seat looking directly into the camera lens, locking that intense Christian Grey eye contact we read all about in the book.
Christian has ditched his suit in this pic and is looking like a bad boy in a blue shirt and a leather jacket, with one hand on the wheel. Sigh.
This is the first we've seen from the movie since the poster came out five months ago, which is just Christian from the back. We see him standing in a suit looking out the window in Seattle. We can't see the tie, but we're guessing it's the tie.
Jamie Dornan Strips Down
We have seen a little more of Jamie, 32, though — the half-naked version. In a shoot for Interview magazine, he stripped down and got into the bathtub for a super sexy pic wearing just red and white briefs! I mean, I'm not complaining.
What do you think of the first still from the film, HollywoodLifers? Do you think he looks like the Christian Grey? Is he a good fit? Let us know!
— Emily Longeretta
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- Dakota Johnson Stuns In Sexy Shoot: 'I Have No Shame' In 'Fifty Shades'
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Cuisine: Pancakes
Location: Perth CBD, Carillon City Arcade
I have a more recent food review of Pancakes At The Carillon.
Another team lunch rolled by and it was decided to enjoy some pancakes, so to the Carillon we went. Apart from crepes and pancakes, there are other offerings on the menu like burgers, nachos, and steaks. We all started with entrée serves from the main menu section except for one member who opted for the burger. I went for the Mexicana which was delicious and did not disappoint carrying on from my earlier positive experience when I visited in March. After thoroughly enjoying my lunch, on to dessert and there's just too much to choose from. I finally opted for the Chocolate Jewels. Out came two fluffy chocolate pancakes with strawberries and ice cream. Looking at the others dessert I was a little disappointed that there was no sauce so I asked the waiter if I could still opt for the rich hot chocolate sauce he had offered when ordering. I was in luck and poured the rich chocolate sauce all over and tucked into a wonderful meal. It's like chocolate heaven and I enjoyed every bit of it. It is quite an effort to finish this but I don't like to see such delicious food go to the waste. Unfortunately, while the other members enjoyed their desserts, they were too full to get through even half of their desserts, except for one member who polished off their waffle, cream and maple syrup. I'd suggest that they need to offer an entrée serve of the dessert because you'd need quite an appetite to finish all of your dessert comfortably. The dessert serves are very generous. A lot of unfinished food must be going in the bin possibly.
Pancakes At The Carillon Food Review Summary
Verdict: Still absolutely yum, and got yummier
Price: Reasonable
Taste: Delicious
Value: Excellent
Recommendation: Highly Recommend
See my prior blog post:
Food Review of Pancakes At The Carillon – Mar 2010
Pancakes At The Carillon Restaurant Details
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Make It Through the Holidays with a Hearing Loss
The holidays are times to get together with family and friends. We have nearly six weeks of the holiday season and under the best circumstances the holidays can be tiresome. If you have a hearing loss, this could be when you want to withdraw because of too much noise, not enough understanding conversations, and in the end, too much stress to deal with it all.
We have two articles for you and a transcript from a moderated chat to offer insight, tips, and strategies to make this holiday season a little easier, even with a hearing loss.