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The dog dayz of this sizzling summer will be much cooler when high profile celebrities and their prized pooches receive HollyWOOF, Distinctive Assets' annual gift bag of the newest innovative dog products.
Making sure Hollywood Hounds are found, Tagg – The Pet Tracker is an advanced pet tracking system equipped with GPS and wireless capabilities, enables owners to track where their pups are and be notified by text and email if they wander off beyond designated zones. For those D-List smells, itches and skin issues comes Farm Dog Naturals' new line of products, Relief Pet Urine Eco Cleaner, Salvation Dry Skin & Crusty Nose Salve and Restore Itch Relief. Posh pups like Kat Graham's terrier Izzy can be fed from a silver spoon with My Best Friends Fork, an innovative safety feeding utensil for dogs. For those Paris Hilton Pap Pup shots, Aluminyze™ offers a brilliant new way to see and display your photos at home as they come alive, with vibrant colors illuminating every detail adding depth and dimension to an otherwise flat surface with a presence that is durable and made of solid aluminum.
Richell USA presents their award-winning Také Pet Serving Cabinet, an elevated feeder/waterer with a convenient bottom storage cabinet made from eco-friendly bamboo perfect for Rachael Ray's Isaboo, and Paw Trax a pottie training kit for Jennifer Aniston's new pit pup Sophie. The tray's "snap-in" design holds their signature doggy pads securely in place. In case there are accidents, celebs can temporarily turn to Star Struck Pets and their Hollywood Pads PAW Shaped Training Pads for Dogs. Cesar Milan's pack will receive personalized, custom embroidered pet feeding mats from Dormtique MyCustomPetMat. Miley Cyrus can now display her boy Floyd's twit pics painted by Artist Mechelle Roskiewicz of Loved Dogs Art who are gifting stunning custom pastel dog portraits. Bow-Wow Dog Exercise Toys' The Bow-Wow™ Flirt Pole from Squishy Face Studio is the ultimate dog exercise toy for busy hosts like Mario Lopez and his Frenchie Julio. Included is their durable Fleece Toss lure and Fleece Tug toy. Front Porch Pets are a perfect fit for Alicia Silverstone'
Hollywood Hounds haunted by storm, lightning and fireworks will be gifted a Storm Defender Cape, helping ease anxiety, producing a calming effect. For those long walks in Runyun Canyon, Justin and Jessica can wear Vogmask, the world's first good looking filtering face mask made of microfiber or organic cotton, for travel, garden, home or anonymity. Who knows what Brennan, Buckley and Tina's paws may pick up in the Canyon so the couple can spray a shot of Dirty Dog Paw Spritz, an Anti-Bacterial Protection for Dog's Paws before returning home. Adorning the A-Lister animals will be Fifi Runn's dog collars, designed with pep and punch, durably made and boasting a blend of urban edge and humor, these collars look as good in the urban jungle as in the open countryside. For play, Fetch…for Pets! introduces their new officially licensed Marvel Comics character toys and for red carpets, Marvel and DC Comics Halloween Costumes.
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Published: Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 5:08 p.m.
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It's time to set the clocks forward for daylight saving time.
At 2 a.m. local time Sunday, daylight saving time arrives with the promise of many months ahead with an extra hour of evening light.
You lose an hour of sleep, but make sure to turn the clock ahead - spring forward - before heading to bed Saturday night to avoid the panic of a late rise.
It's also a good time to put new batteries in warning devices such as smoke detectors and hazard warning radios.
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Pam and Les Muma Basketball Center
December 16, 2011
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About the Muma Center
Pam and Les Muma made a lead gift of $3 million to the basketball center on March 26, 2008.
The USF coaches, players, administration and special guests helped celebrate the opening of the new on-campus Pam and Les Muma Basketball Center in 2011.
- Two-story, 51,000 sq. foot facility
- Split floor plan that provides both men's and women's programs their own practice court, locker room, offices, film room and lounge, while offering shared training room and strength and conditioning facilities
- 2,000 sq. foot, two-story lobby
- A card-access entry system with security cameras
- Practice courts
- Locker rooms
- Head coach office
- Conference rooms overlooking practice court
- Film room
- Player lounges
- Training room
- Strength & Conditioning facility
- Equipment room with laundry facilities
- Additional amenities include offices for administrative assistants, basketball operations, video production and student assistant staff as well as a shared administrative workroom and break area
- 4,100 sq. foot multi-purpose area on the second level
- Underground tunnel provides direct access to Sun Dome
- o One full-length court
- o Two half-court set ups along the baseline
- o Each practice area houses eight hoops
- o Direct access from locker rooms or inner hallway
- o Overlooked by coaches' offices balcony
- o Individual lockers placed in circular formation
- o Restroom facilities including five individual shower stalls
- o Overlooks practice court and lobby
- o Contains restroom and shower facility
- o Four-row tiered theatre style film room
- o Gaming area
- o Kitchen/snack area
- o Theatre-style reclining area
- o Hydroworx hydrotherapy/plunge pools
- o Exam room
- o Two athletic trainer offices
- o Three taping tables / four treatment tables
- o Open floor plan allowing for rehabilitation activities
- o One office
- o Storage area
- o Pass through lockers for players
- o Two washers / two dryers
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Melbourne has edged Sydney in the posh nosh stakes with Attica coming in at No. 21 in the World's 50 Best Restaurants list.
Sydney's Quay, famous for Peter Gilmore's snow eggs, gets a nibble in at No. 48.
The World's 50 Best Restaurants website describes Ben Shewry's Attica restaurant as an "innovative but nature-led Melbourne masterpiece".
Shewry "often rises before dawn to forage on the shore near his family home" for ingredients for Attica, located in the Melbourne suburb of Ripponlea, it says.
The 35-year-old New Zealander will "stop by local parks and even alleyways, as well as Attica's own gardens, to pick up more raw materials to prepare meticulously for the restaurant that day. His commitment pays off: the cuisine is both uniquely imaginative and outstandingly good," the website says.
It lists the food as "natural Antipodean" and the "potato, cooked in the earth in which it was grown" as Attica's standout dish.
Quay, which has featured on the list for the past five years, has dropped 19 spots from No. 29 last year.
But with commanding views of the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge to accompany the "nature-based Australian" cuisine, "Gilmore's infatuation with his region's produce results in thoughtful dishes that showcase New South Wales's ingredients in their prime".
Spain's El Celler de Can Roca has seized the title of the world's best restaurant from Denmark's Noma, the two Michelin-starred Danish restaurant that spent three years at the top.
The list, released on Monday, was compiled for a 12th year by more than 900 international experts for Britain's Restaurant magazine.
The World's 50 Best Restaurants
- 1 El Celler de Can Roca, Girona, Spain
- 2 Noma, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 3 Osteria Francescana, Modena, Italy
- 4 Mugaritz, San Sebastián, Spain
- 5 Eleven Madison Park, New York, USA
- 6 D.O.M., São Paulo, Brazil
- 7 Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, London, UK
- 8 Arzak, San Sebastián, Spain
- 9 Steirereck, Vienna, Austria
- 10 Vendôme, Bergisch Gladbach, Germany
- 11 Per Se, New York, USA
- 12 Frantzén/Lindeberg, Stockholm, Sweden
- 13 The Ledbury, London, UK
- 14 Astrid y Gastón, Lima, Peru
- 15 Alinea, Chicago, USA
- 16 L'Arpège, Paris, France
- 17 Pujol, Mexico City, Mexico
- 18 Le Chateaubriand, Paris, France
- 19 Le Bernardin, New York, USA
- 20 Narisawa, Tokyo, Japan
- 21 Attica, Melbourne, Australia (New entry)
- 22 Nihonryori RyuGin, Tokyo, Japan
- 23 L'Astrance, Paris, France
- 24 L'Atelier Saint-Germain de Joël Robuchon, Paris, France
- 25 Hof Van Cleve, Kruishoutem, Belgium
- 26 Quique Dacosta, Dénia, Spain
- 27 Le Calandre, Rubano, Italy
- 28 Mirazur, Menton, France
- 29 Daniel, New York, USA
- 30 Aqua, Wolfsburg, Germany
- 31 Biko, Mexico City, Mexico
- 32 Nahm, Bangkok, Thailand
- 33 The Fat Duck, Bray, UK
- 34 Fäviken, Järpen, Sweden
- 35 Oud Sluis, Sluis, Netherlands
- 36 Amber, Hong Kong, China
- 37 Vila Joya, Albufeira, Portugal
- 38 Restaurant Andre, Singapore
- 39 8 1/2 Otto E Mezzo Bombana, Hong Kong, China
- 40 Combal.Zero, Rivoli, Italy
- 41 Piazza Duomo, Alba, Italy
- 42 Schloss Schauenstein, Fürstenau, Switzerland
- 43 Mr & Mrs Bund, Shanghai, China
- 44 Asador Etxebarri, Atxondo, Spain
- 45 Geranium, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 46 Mani, São Paulo, Brazil
- 47 The French Laundry, Yountville, USA
- 48 Quay, Sydney, Australia (down from 29 last year)
- 49 Septime, Paris, France
- 50 Central, Lima, Peru


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Stump updated his site and now has cnc calls for sale in some different colors. Also is coming out with a new call the "cold weather fan". Anybody else excited as I am can not wait to get my hands on one.
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Trevor Shannahan wrote:Stump sent me the original prototype of the CWF to get my input on it as John was a good friend of both of ours. All I gotta say is that this is a true hunting call, loud, raunchy, rattley, pure feather spittin' duck and can get low enough to finish the job anywhere . Think new Gold Digger on steroids. John would be proud
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S&P Raises Unocal to Accumulate
Unocal (UCL ): Upgrades to 4 STARS (accumulate) from 3 STARS (hold)
Analyst: John Kartsonas
After a recent decline, this oil and gas explorer and producer is now trading at a discount to its peers. The market now values Unocal's proven reserves at $5.50 per barrel of oil equivalent, well below the peer average of $6.78. Some of the discount is warranted, given that two-thirds of Unocal reserves are outside North America and most of gas production price realizations are well below current U.S. market prices. However, at an enterprise value of 5.2 times S&P's 2003 debt-adjusted cash flow estimate, below peers, and at a 15% discount to S&P's net asset value calculation, Unocal is attractive.
Cree (CREE ): Upgrades to 3 STARS (hold) from 2 STARS (avoid)
Analyst: Mark Basham
The chip-equipment manufacturer's shares are down 45% since the end of 2001 despite the rally off last October's lows. Recent price volatility reflects better-than-expected results, aided by increased chip sales for automotive and wireless handset markets, partly offset by results mixed at best for the overall tech sector. Shares are at the high end of the $14-$16 range S&P estimates for discounted cash flow-based intrinsic value. Also, S&P's estimate of 2003 (June) S&P Core Earnings of 12 cents reflects 29 cents of unexpensed stock options.
MetLife (MET ): Reiterates 5 STARS (buy)
Analyst: Catherine Seifert
The insurance company posted fourth quarter operating earnings per share of 47 cents vs. a 17-cent loss. S&P is dismayed at MetLife's earnings per share shortfall, which reflected a 23-cent net charge to boost asbestos reserves. But underlying results continued their momentum. Fourth quarter premiums and fees rose 15% and operating margins were aided by well-contained claim costs. Full 2002 operating earnings per share was $2.39 vs. $1.18. S&P is keeping its $2.80 operating earnings per share estimate for 2003, at the low end of MetLife's guidance. At nine times S&P's 2003 estimate, with prospects not tied to an economic recovery, MetLife is undervalued vs. peers.
Scholastic Corp. (SCHL ): Downgrades to 3 STARS (hold) from 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: William Donald
The publisher of the popular Harry Potter book series sharply reduced its guidance for the second half of fiscal 2003 (May), citing lower-than-expected January revenue -- largely in the trade segment and school book clubs. Also, S&P thinks the fourth quarter could be hurt by school budgetary constraints and increasing uncertainty about the economic and geopolitical environment. S&P cut its fiscal 2003 earnings per share estimate to $2.00 from $2.50, and lowered fiscal 2004's estimate to $2.80 from $3.20. However, S&P thinks the current shortfalls are temporary and that fiscal 2004 will benefit from a new Harry Potter release scheduled for June 21.
Yum! Brands (YUM ): Keeping 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: Dennis Milton
The global restaurant operator reported December quarter earnings per share of 55 cents, before one-time gains -- a 3% increase from a year ago and two cents below S&P's estimate. Results were hurt by significant price discounting by rivals and higher-than-expected labor costs. For the year, earnings per share grew 16% to $1.87, before one-time events, propelled by Yum's expansion plan. At only 11 times S&P's 2003 earnings per share estimate of $2.05, Yum shares trade in-line with peers and at a significant discount to the market, despite the company's strong international growth opportunities. Yum's portfolio of quick-service restuarants include KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell.
El Paso (EP ): Reiterates 1 STAR (sell)
Analyst: Craig Shere
The nation's largest pipeline company is replacing its 13-year CEO as the company refocuses its business. S&P says the decision is a positive move, given merchant power exposures, regulatory difficulties, and escalating liquidity problems. Chairman William A. Wise will remain CEO until a replacement is found, and remain head of the board till the end of 2003. A new CEO may influence capital expenditure plans, relationships with regulators, and discussions with creditors. But succession is not immediate and the identity of the new management is unknown. Last week's credit downgrade and rising margin requirements are further straining liquidity. Earlier this month, El Paso announced plans to cut its dividend and sell almost $3 billion in assets in 2003. The company also is defending itself against shareholder lawsuits and a finding that it withheld natural gas from California to drive up prices during the state's energy crisis.


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I am looking to make a change in careers and have been applying for numerous jobs posted in the newspaper and on the Internet. Tuesday this week. I got called by the wonderful folks at Lloyd and Company. They told me they were hiring for three positions, one of which was a human resource generalist. They set up an appointment to meet with me at 10:45 Thursday morning. I showed up on time for the meeting. In fact I was about 10 minutes early. There seem to be a lot of people milling about and that got even more crowded is approximately 35 to 40 people showed up in the lobby. I was told the person I was to meet with was running late and could I have a seat for 15 to 20 minutes. During that time I overheard them tell other people similar words. Finally, a little after 11 AM the entire group was ushered into a large meeting room. We were each handed out material about the company, which was unavailable before we got into the group session. [continued below]....
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I love this time of year because I get to write about one of the most fun-filled events in our community.
On Sunday, Oro Valley will once again invite the world to join us in the Arizona Distance Classic.
For those of you who are new to the area or unfamiliar with our town's signature race, it is an annual run/walk that starts at the Ventana Medical Systems complex in Rancho Vistoso, at 1910 E. Innovation Park Drive.
One of the nice things about the event is that it is early on a Sunday morning so you can get back to the family before the morning is even over.
The experience starts for Deb and me as we drive to the event from our home and make a right onto Tangerine Road heading east to Innovation Park Drive. We drive headlong into the magnificent Catalinas, with its full expanse in front of us.
Even though upward of 2,000 people from all over the world are at the event, parking is not a problem. The folks from Ventana are very generous in volunteering their time and parking lot to the event.
Folks start to gather at the starting line by 6:30 for a 7 a.m. start. Lively music greets them, and there is an abundant supply of modern, clean portable restrooms with hand sanitizers.
Next comes my favorite part as the race gets ready to start and the national anthem plays.
Each year it astonishes me that the anthem comes to a resounding crescendo just as the sun rises over the mountains. The energy that the anthem and sunrise provide lends unique inspiration for a great race.
David Babner, the race director from M3S Sports, makes sure that all levels of racers, from highly competitive half-marathoners to folks who want to just stroll for a mile, all feel comfortable.
My favorite part of the start of the race is to admire the wheelchair racers as they get into their racing equipment, their arms bulging with muscles, ready for the challenges ahead.
They sure make Deb and me appreciate all that can be accomplished with strong will and passion.
Deb and I have always walked in the 5K race and enjoy seeing many of the same people and families each year. So come out and enjoy a great event that is a healthy one, too!
See you at the race!
Enjoy the journey,
On StarNet: Read Bob Oro's recent columns at azstarnet.com/boboro
If you go
• What: Arizona Distance Classic Half Marathon, Quarter Marathon and 5K.
• When: Sunday beginning with a 6 a.m. pre-run yoga stretch and centering exercise, followed by runs and walks at staggered times until the last one, which starts at 10:30 a.m.; go to arizonadistanceclassic.com/raceinfo.shtml for times and races.
• Where: Ventana Medical Systems Inc., 1910 E. Innovation Park Drive.
• Cost and registration: Go to arizonadistanceclassic.com for details.
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Kids Count Thai: Walkthrough Guide, Hints and Tips
Kids Count Thai
By: HUYNH THU CUC
Welcome to the walkthrough for the iOS game Kids Count Thai, if you are looking for ways to make it to the next level, you've come to the right place!
The walkthrough contains the solution and will guide you through each of the levels with gameplay tips, tricks, helpful hints and cheats, to enjoy Kids Count Thai on your iPhone, iPad and Android devices.
Here, you'll have exclusive access to walkthrough videos, mission information, level guides, as well as a discussion section for each level.
We provide a community for gamers to discuss, learn and share anything about Kids Count Thai. Anyone can join in, share their experience and tips with others. If you have any questions, request or need extra help; feel free to ask by making a comment.
Game Overview
Kids Count Thai is available on iOS. For more details on the app, check out our review.
- Publisher: HUYNH THU CUC
- Developer: HUYNH THU CUC
- Genre: Puzzle
- Release Date: February 11, 2016
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The Board tentatively decided at its meeting in March 2007 to make changes to the calculation of earnings per share (EPS) including the use of the �fair value method�. The Board considered at this meeting an analysis of the application of the proposed changes to particular types of instruments. The instruments and application issues reviewed were:
The Board observed that the application of the proposed amendments to IAS 33 and SFAS 128 Earnings per Share resulted in the same EPS denominator for written put options.
The Board tentatively decided that the fair value method should be applied to instruments in which the embedded conversion option is accounted for at fair value through profit or loss.
The Board considered the allocation of dividends in the application of the two-class method and tentatively decided that actual dividends rather than hypothetical dividends should be used.
The Board also considered the effect of the March 2007 decisions on EPS on forward purchase contracts. It noted that convergence of the calculation of the denominator for EPS was achieved except for physically settled forward purchase contracts. The Board noted that EPS is the same when the dividend rights associated with the share are not amended by the forward contract. However, the Board noted that convergence is not achieved in circumstances when dividends paid on the shares are remitted back to the company as part of the terms of the forward contract. The Board asked the staff to consider how IFRSs and US GAAP might converge on this issue.
The Board also tentatively decided that the exposure draft for the revised IAS 33 should have a 120-day comment period.
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Pet meds to Help Control Urine Leaking in Senior Dogs
One of the more common urinary complaints of older dogs is when animal guardians start discovering puddles of urine where dogs rest or sleep at night. This common problem is often due to a weakness of the nerves around the urethra, which is the outflow tract of the bladder. When the muscles around the urethra are loose or lax, urine leakage can occur when a dog is resting or asleep.
While this problem is fairly common in spayed and neutered pets there are several effective prescription medicines that can help. For years we used to use low doses of the estrogen hormone with a product known as Stilbestrol or DES. However, because of the small risk of hormonal side effects, another drug called phenylpropanolamine or Proin replaced DES as the most common drug of choice in treating incontinent pets. Most dogs' urine leaking can be adequately controlled with Proin in my experience, which acts to tighten the muscles around the urethra.
However, it is important to have a full medical evaluation, including urine analysis and possibly blood work to rule out other potential underlying causes and urinary infections first before prescribing medicines for urine leaking. Other holistic products such as HomeoPet Leaks No More can also be tried, but in my experience these other drugs are much less effective in controlling urinary incontinence or leaking in dogs.
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I seem to remember that years ago we weaned our bitch off the previous medication used for urine leakage and that she didn't leak for many months. Can one do the same with Proin?
My doctor put my 14 year old female, spayed Yorkie on Proin to stop night leakage. It works, but now she is piddling around the house quite often, something she NEVER did. I am at my wits end. What do I do? Thanks!


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The E3 press conference season was delayed this year, so the rumors are just beginning to fly. Desperate fans who can't just sit back and wait for the real announcements start to grasp at straws, clinging to every random snippet of probably made-up information that floats across their Interweb.
Today, we've got word of a Wii hard drive, and maybe some new game announcements. After the jump, I'll break it down for you.
Wii Hard Drive On The Way? [CVG]
CVG reports that unsourced "recent Internet rumors" are saying that Nintendo will show off a hard drive add-on for Wii. Adding "weight" to this speculation, says CVG, is the fact that NeoGeo games will eventually show up on Virtual Console, and where are they going to put them all when the Wii only has 512K of onboard Flash? Hmm… how about on an SD card? Sure, you can't yet access games directly off the card, but a system update should take care of that, right?
If this does turn out to be true, I'll ask them for a refund on my COMPLETELY EMPTY two gig SD card.
Rumeur: Mario Kart Wii annoncé à l'E3? [Jeux-France]
Besides repeating the rumor about "a big revelation about new hardware", Jeux-France reports that Mario Kart for Wii will be announced at E3, as well as release dates for Super Mario Galaxy and Super Smash Bros. Melee.
The latter is a no-brainer: of course they'll give more guidance as to the release windows for Mario and Smash. As for Mario Kart on Wii, we'll just see if it's ready yet. It would make a lot of sense, and really, they've got to show something brand new, don't they?
Rumor: Blue and Pink Wiimotes On The Way [Nintendo Wii Fanboy]
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CEH Passed, Courseware, and Study Tips
First off, (and if this is in bad form please mods delete this), I am ebaying my courseware. I managed to absorb about as much as possible out of it, and planning on getting a few more certs so I need the money. So if you are interested here is the ebay link: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0696701192
Now onto the magic question that everyone wants to know, how to study for it. Honestly I think the people over at EC-Council did a great job of making the test so that you have to know your stuff. I am sure someone has the dumps out there, but I didn't look. I studied the courseware, the offiicial study guide, then wrapped it up with the uCertify Prep software. The test took some thinking on a few questions to work out some problems, but overall it wasn't too bad.
My experience is light computer security work for years, I am pretty decent with all the distros out there and use Pentoo for the most part.
Please hit me up with any questions you guys may have, especially if your taking the test anytime soon.
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In my latest guest post over at WordStream I discuss my concerns about using Automated Rules for bidding. Looks like Google doesn't want you to use it for bidding and I agree.
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A Waking Tour of Santiago
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Today we leave for the walking tour of Santiago that takes approx 4 hours.
We met at the Plaza De Armas the center of Santiago. Our tour guide was Antonio a 23 year old language student. This 'free guided walking tour' system (tips are suggested at the end, it's the way the students make a living) has had some recent success in Europe and so has branched out into a number of South American and Central American capitals.
Plaza De Armas is the central square where many of the older, governmental buildings are including what was once the presidents palace (now one of the worlds most regal post offices) the courts (which had very slow justice as you had to sail to Spain and back to get an official judgement adding 6 months to the process) and the jail, now a museum
Statues abound in the parks, streets and squares of Santiago, this is no different. A fountain, toped with the marble representation of a Spanish woman fighting with a native woman had been toned down by government censors. They did not cover up the nakedness, they removed the weapon from the Spanish woman's hands to reduce the air of brutality.
The Mapuche tribe were one of the few native tribes to put up a prolonged resistance against end the Spanish control of the conquered lands. Santiago was attacked and burnt down at least 5 times.
Antonio told us about the coffee in chile and how, by and large, it is terrible. But then there are the special coffee shops, the ones where you get 'coffee with legs'. You buy your coffee (generally business men, during their lunch break) and a pretty girl sits next to you, barely wearing a skirt, and chats to you. You drink the coffee, look at the legs, tip and leave. It is not so much of an incidental cultural thing as an industry. Some coffee places have smoked glass windows, because the women wear less than a skirt.
But that is not cultural, and so we'll ignore it. Just like I (Alexis) ignored the description of 'the happy minute' which included nudity, dancing and appropriate levels of encouragement from patrons.
We had lunch at Casa Lastarria where we shared a pale cheese, tomato and basil pesto sandwich and some lemon pisco. Alexis seems to have a bad habit of deciding what he wants, changing his mind, and then ordering what he wants whilst pointing at the wrong part of the menu and butchering the Spanish language.
We walked past Santa Lucia Hill, known to be a place to act saintly during the day and devilishly at night
We moved through the Lastarria Neighborhood before crossing into the parklands to dodge dog crap and see a statue/fountain presented by Germany to the Chilean people after 100 years of independence. (Think 'naked aryans landing a boat on a rocky shore, being chased by condors' and you'll get the gist.)
A couple of blocks walk took us nearer our accommodation, where we saw the markets (all pretty quiet in the afternoon) and the BellaVista neighborhood where the Guide recommended a number of places for dinner, including what translates as 'Like Water for Chocolate' from the book of the same name, which children in Chile learn at school like kids in Australia learn (insert name of book you were forced to read but helped you understand the culture of the country you were growing up in).
The walk stopped near the base of San Cristobal Hill, where tired feet would have been happy to stay, if not for the stupid 'Shall we go up the hill to see the giant statue?' comment that passed Alexis's lips.
Up we went.
You start by walking through what looks very much like a small town fete with stalls selling Spider-Man masks, hats, hand crafts and fruit salad.
The railway to the top of the hill, the 'funicular', was out of order so the only option to get to the top of the 800 meter hill, atop which is a large white statue of the virgin Mary, was to walk
A walk which Antonio vaguely suggested would take something that sounded like 15 mins, but, due to Murphy and the subtly of the English language with Chilean accent, what was really said was 50 mins.
We had the tail end of a bottle of water between us, and with a biting sun and a 'do we really want to do this' mindset, we wandered up the road.
The road itself takes a very long route around the hill back and forth where the foot track, after following the road a little way, breaks off up the hill.
Repeated weekends of training at waterfall gully in South Australia, would have put us in good stead.
If we had done them.
We required a number of stops, for heart rate reduction and thirst. But fortunately, ego wise, we were not alone. The statue itself is both modest and stunning. It does not compare to the Christ in Rio but its stark whiteness and the signs that surround it calling for 'silencio' offer an air of retrospective calm. Or in our case, breath catching awe.
The walk down was quick and easy but the realization that we had probably chosen the most sunny time of the day (2-4) for our walk made us acutely aware the bite the sun was having on our skin.
We walked back to our hostel, stopped in at the local shop for much needed liquid refreshment and went to our room for a short moment of eyelid contemplation
*insert snoring sound effects here* (Alexis, not Tina)
The tendrils of jet lag seemed to grasp once more at our eyelids.
Suddenly it was 7pm.
Of the meal options available (restaurants Antonio suggested or meeting up with Hanse and Ingrid who we met on the guided walk, but totally failed to arrange anything with) our best solution seemed to be going down stairs, grabbing something to cook and eating back at the hostel.
A cheesy lasagne and bottle of red (Carmen insigne cab sav at $6AU) with a packet of jam biscuits seemed the best option and the least of all evils.
Seems the electrical system at the woodshed and Bella 269 have something in common. Plug too much in and bang. No dinner for you.
Found an alternative outlet, microwaved the cheesy dribble known as lasagne, drank the wine filled out the blog.


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The capacity of two Australian eighth-grade textbooks for promoting proportional reasoning
Dole, Shelley & Shield, Malcolm J. (2008) The capacity of two Australian eighth-grade textbooks for promoting proportional reasoning. Research in Mathematics Education, 10(1), p. 19.
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This is the time of the semester when one of two things usually happens: my students either kick their study habits and attitudes into high gear and become Super Students, or they disappear into what I like to call The Black Hole--you know, the one where on the other side is green grass, warm breezes, blissful lack of responsibility and about a dozen other things (many bad, some good) that grab hold of the students, pulling them down different roads, none of which leads into the classroom.
Some students traveled through this black hole earlier in the semester and they've emerged now, dazed and confused, wondering what they can do to pass the class. Then they come back, looking for that second chance.
I'm a firm believer, as a teacher AND a parent, in second and third and fourth chances. I can't imagine not giving them to my own kids (isn't that what childhood is about--making mistakes, learning, growing, moving on?) and I can't imagine withholding them from my students. In the almost 12 years I've been teaching now, I have come across only a handful of students who blew all their chances--and it takes a lot to do that with me. Some colleagues (and parents, too) are merciless, and believe that chance-giving does little to prepare a young person for the Real World--the place where chances aren't handed out so freely. But I would argue the opposite. If a young person is given a second chance--a chance to take the mistake and learn from it, to reapply it towards success, then they become all the more prepared to meet the challenges of life.
I've been thinking about this today, as I always do on days like this, when I give back-to-back quizzes in my English composition classes. I watch the students hunched over their papers, writing earnestly, or struggling to get the wheels turning on a Friday morning. Outside on this fabulously warm spring day, the birds are fluttering and singing, and from the quad below the window we can all hear the voices of other students, talking and singing and getting busy with the moment. While I'm gazing out into the sun, I catch sight of one of my students, Student L. He has his face turned to the window, daydreaming. Perhaps he's reconsidering his commitment to the Second Chance he's been given? (He took my course last semester and failed.) He came to my office only this morning, after having been gone for some days--and after missing the quiz his class took at 9:00.
"Please can I take the quiz at 10:00?" he asked me. "I've been reading like crazy, and I know I can do it."
"I'm giving out chances today," I told him. "So sure--come and try."
During the quiz, Student L. catches me catching him daydreaming out the window. I tap on the gradebook open on my desk, and he smiles and snaps back to attention. After the quiz is done, and the students have handed their papers back and filed out of the room, I take some time to grade them. When I get to Student L.'s paper, uncertain of what I will find, I am pleased to discover he earned a "B"--a grade he hasn't been able to get all semester on a single quiz. Scrawled at the bottom of his quiz is a note to me:
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For example, just this year National Institute of Health scientists uncovered a gene that keeps the body from clearing the hepatitis C virus. This means, for unlucky individuals who inherit this gene, they may not respond as well to hepatitis C treatment.
This gene variation, called IFNL4 (short for Interferon Lambda 4), appears more often in people of African descent. This discovery could account for why African-Americans treated for hepatitis C infection have a lower cure rate than patients of European or Asian descent. Now that this is known, I hope that future research will find more effective treatments for people with this gene.
In other research news, it was reported that hepatitis C patients who have advanced hepatic fibrosis do better in terms of all-cause mortality when they achieve a sustained virological response (SVR) during treatment. In other words, hepatitis C treatment not only preserves liver health, it is also associated with overall health. When it came down to it, the risk of dying from any cause during the 8.5 years these patients were followed was nearly four times less in those with a SVR. Yet another reason why getting treated for hepatitis C infection is a good idea.
Finally, in not-so-surprising news, researchers say that hepatitis C treatment simply cannot be effective if a patient doesn't actually take their medications. An article in General Hospital Psychiatry points out that even though highly effective hepatitis C treatments are available that could cure up to 80 percent of patients, some potential patients don't start or complete this treatment. This study highlights the three major barriers to treatment: substance abuse, depression, and fear of side effects.
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For some reason, every time I read a news item that starts with "A panel of experts…" my Fog-O-Meter starts clanging. So many words, so much collective talent, so few results at the end of the story. If the lede says that they are "Education experts" the clanging becomes a high decibel alarm. Everyone, it seems, can be an "Education expert" but few actually know what they are talking about.
So, when the New York Times trumpeted a headline "Expert Panel Proposes Far-Reaching Redesign of the American Education System" my fog warning bells rang loud.
Guess what? As I read the story, I found myself intrigued. This panel of experts — The Commission on the Skills of the American Workforce — did not come up with the usual litany of improve-standards-and-impose-testing that seem to be the bottom line of so many of these reports.
No, this group came up with something far more radical: blow-up the education paradigm as it has existed for 150 years in this country!
Among other radical proposals, the Commission proposes eliminating 11th and 12th grade for many students who might be better-off in postsecondary educational programs at community colleges; increasing pay for teachers substantially, but at the same time turning contracts over to private enterprises to run schools and hire teachers; and enrolling children in school by age 3.
Will these proposals have any lasting impact? Library shelves are crammed with the work product of countless other reports on how to fix what's wrong with American education. This report — "Tough Choices or Tough Times" — may have more staying power because the powers behind the report are some of the wealthiest foundations in this nation — the Gates Foundation, Lumina Foundation, Annie Casey Foundation, Hewlett Foundation — and they have already been devoting millions of dollars to studying and restructuring educational systems in states and cities all over the nation.
While various groups will argue about these proposals, the good news is that the arguments are ensuing — and in the loud and lively discussion about school reform, maybe — just maybe — we will find some consensus on this plain truth: K-12 education is not working in too many places for too many children, and the failures of elementary and secondary education have an impact on diminishing returns in higher education. Tinkering at the margins won't fix the problem — nor will testing, recomposing school boards, or swapping superintendents every two or three years.
Blowing up the education paradigm sounds radical, yes — but as a saying hanging on my wall states, "When reform becomes impossible, revolution becomes imperative."
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Laurence Golborne was working in relative obscurity as Chile's mining minister in August of 2010 when a mineshaft collapse thousands of feet below ground in a remote corner of that country catapulted him into the international spotlight.
The subsequent 69-day operation that Golborne led to successfully rescue the 33 trapped miners made Golborne famous in Chile and beyond.
It also provided "a leadership lesson for the ages," Harvard University President Drew Gilpin Faust said Monday in welcoming Golborne, now minister of public works, as he spoke on public policy, leadership, and crisis management at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at Harvard Kennedy School.
Faust had met Golborne during an official visit to Chile with Harvard Kennedy School Dean David Ellwood in the spring of 2011. She said she knew then that Golborne had to come to Harvard to share his story.
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"Essentially a crisis happens when all the rules fail," Golborne told the audience. Accompanied by a slide show, with vivid images of the rescue operation, Golborne reminded the audience that crisis and government are a potential mismatch.
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"This is the scenario in which leadership takes on a complementary role," Golborne said.
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"Many, many things had to go right for those 33 miners to be rescued, and those things did go right," said Herman "Dutch" Leonard, Baker Professor of Public Management at the Kennedy School and an expert in crisis management in introducing Golborne. "It's a huge credit to the people involved, who in completely novel circumstances managed to learn their way forward into a whole new paradigm for mine rescue."
Why was the rescue mission successful? There were three key elements, Golborne said: team building, hard work and motivation; the need to over failure in order to succeed; and an understanding that complex problems have no simple-formula solution.
Asked by an audience member why he had gone, and stayed, in the public sector, Golborne remembered that he was hesitant when he was first asked to join President Sebastian Pinera's government. He said his wife convinced him. "You always say that someone has to do something, you always say that our country needs a lot of things," his wife told him. "Well, who is going to do it? Why don't you go to help?"
"I have to confess that everyday I feel like I made the best decision of my life," he said.
The event marked the beginning of Harvard Kennedy School's annual Public Service Week. The week will serve as the kick-off for Harvard's Global Month of Service, which begins April 1.
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I knew that my Great-Great-Grandfather, Zophar Skinner was a member of Ballou Post #3 of the GAR based in Central Falls, Rhode Island. According to one of his grandsons, Zophar attended many of the encampments and held positions as an officer of the Post. His obituary in the Pawtucket Times, 15 November 1926, page 6, states that
"The ritual of the G.A.R. was read by Commander Henry Clark of the Ballou Post, G.A.R. As the body was borne from the house, former comrades representing the Ballou Post, G.A.R., the Prescott Post, G.A.R., and the State Department [of the G.A.R.] acted as a guard of honor."Zophar died on what was then called Armistice Day (now Veteran's Day) on 11 November 1926 at the age of 83. I don't imagine there were many other veterans left in the post to participate in his funeral. The obituary states that Members of S.B. Hiscox Camp, No. 14, Sons of Veterans officiated in the firing squad and three volleys were fired as the casket was lowered into the grave.
What I found tonight while doing a google seach on "Zophar Skinner" was that he was actually one of the founders of Ballou Post! Google books had a copy of an 1887 publication listing -
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Ballou Post obviously got off to a great start since a large advertisement was placed in the local paper in 1889, advertising the Third Grand Fair of the Ballou Post.
"Send $1.00 and your address to Zopher Skinner, Treas., P.O. Box 521, Central Falls, R.I., and receive a ticket in return."I think I need to do more research in the Pawtucket Times and the Providence Journal to see who won some of these big prizes! I'm also interested in researching more of the history of Ballou Post as well as the other Rhode Island posts that some of my other Civil War ancestors probably joined.


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Christie lawyer Randy Mastro ends ties to Port Authority toll lawsuit
The attorney hired by Governor Christie's office to conduct an internal review into the George Washington Bridge lane-closure scandal has quietly withdrawn from an unrelated lawsuit that, nevertheless, raised concerns about potential conflicts.
Randy Mastro notified the U.S. District Court in Manhattan on Thursday that he would no longer represent the Port Authority in a lawsuit challenging its 2011 approval of toll increases — a case that features a fight over the release of communications between the transportation agency and the offices of governors of New Jersey and New York.
Mastro's withdrawal came after the Port Authority last month questioned whether he should be simultaneously representing the agency and Christie's office in two matters that, while separate, involve communications between the same parties.
The Port Authority operates the George Washington Bridge, and it was a deputy chief of staff in Christie's office who apparently gave a Port Authority executive the go-ahead for the lane closures in a message: "Time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee."
Two other attorneys at Mastro's firm, Alexander Southwell and Debra Wong Yang, are also being taken off the Port Authority toll-hike case. But Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLC will continue to represent the agency, with Richard Mark assuming the role as lead attorney, a Port Authority spokes¬man said Friday.
A Port Authority spokesman and a spokeswoman for Mastro's firm did not respond to questions Friday about why Mark is taking over the case.
Previously, Mastro's firm said it did not see an issue in representing both the agency and the governor's office.
The motorist advocacy groups, AAA New York and AAA North Jersey, filed a lawsuit against the Port Authority after the agency instituted steep toll hikes in 2011. Lawyers for AAA are pushing for the release of communications between Port Authority officials and the New York and New Jersey governors' offices to determine the reason for the toll hikes.
Court records show that Mastro and his colleagues have been trying to prevent the release of information about 339 Port Authority records, including communications between agency officials and the offices of both governors. Mastro's firm has argued that these communications are privileged and has offered little description of their contents.
Mastro's withdrawal from that case comes as the U.S. Attorney's Office continues its inquiry into the closures and the legislative panel looking into the matter steps up its investigation. Republican members of the New Jersey Select Committee on Investigation called for more transparency at the Port Authority on Thursday and proposed that "using one's official position to hurt commuters for unofficial purposes" be made a crime.
The legislative panel has issued 38 subpoenas, seeking documents from Port Authority officials, Christie's staff and his campaign. Bridget Anne Kelly, the deputy chief of staff Christie fired after she apparently ordered the lane closures in an email, and Bill Stepien, one of the governor's top political advisers, have refused to provide documents, citing their Fifth Amendment protections against self-incrimination. A Superior Court judge in Mercer County has asked them to appear March 11 to argue why they should not have to comply with the subpoenas.
The committee also has sought documents from Paul Nunziato, the president of the Port Authority Police Benevolent Association. Nunziato has said it was his idea to conduct a traffic study — the explanation Bill Baroni, another former Christie appointee at the Port Authority, gave for the lane closures when he spoke before lawmakers last year. In a letter to the Port Authority police's general manager of labor relations Friday, Nunziato said he remains president of the union but has asked First Vice President Robert Morris to "take a more active role in aspects of the day-to-day operation."
The union declined to comment beyond providing the letter.
Christie's office has offered little information about the investigation Mastro is conducting, but it reaches beyond the governor's staff. Mastro has sought information from Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich, who Democrats say was the target of the lane closures. Sokolich, a Democrat, did not join the 61 other members of his party in endorsing the Republican governor's reelection bid last year. Fort Lee provided Mastro with more than 2,200 pages of documents after Mastro filed an Open Public Records Act request. Mastro also sought to interview Sokolich, but the mayor has declined to meet with him.
Mastro also is investigating Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer's allegation that members of Christie's administration threatened to withhold Superstorm Sandy aid if she did not approve a specific development. At the time, the developer was being represented by the law firm of David Samson, who Christie appointed chairman of the Port Authority's board. Zimmer's attorney questioned whether it was appropriate for Mastro to be looking into a matter that the U.S. Attorney's Office is already reviewing.
Staff Writer Shawn Boburg contributed to this article.
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Hello all. I figured since Ive been gone for a while that I would write a diary entry to update everyone!! First off Im now 7 months old and a whopping 100lbs already!!!! Ive grown like a weed, but dont think I have, I still love to sit in mommies lap every chance I get! I also had to have emergency surgery when I was 4 months old... I was a very bad doggie and ate a sewing pin from my grand mommies pin cushin... They had to open up my tummy to get it back. I recovered amazingly fast from my surgery and got right back into the swing of things! Ive also been doing lots of handling classes for my up coming show dog career. My first show should be next month!! So cross your paws that I do well. Other than that Ive just been being a very big, very lazy house pupper!
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Last Sunday, New England defeated another top AFC team in the Indianapolis Colts, but it was not that easy. For the second straight year, the Patriots faced the possibility of blowing a 31-14 lead in the 4th quarter to Peyton Manning, but the "bend but don't break" defense once again came up with the huge interception to keep pace with the New York Jets in the AFC East.
This week, the Patriots face the same test that they did a few weeks ago, which is the dreaded "trap game". They take on the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving for the first time since 2002 before playing the Jets for the AFC East title on December 6th. Last time, the Pats face a potential trap game, they had one of their worst games of the season against the Cleveland Browns. Keep in mind, the Lions will not be an easy game to overlook, because if it wasn't for Quarterback Matthew Stafford's shoulder injury or kicker Jason Hanson's injury, the Lions would have hung on to a ten point lead against the Jets in the 4th quarter back in Week 9. The Lions have lost a record 26 straight road games, but they get to play in Ford Field for this matchup and they have some pounced on some unsuspecting good teams at home in the past.
Here are my special Thanksgiving Keys to this game:
1. STUFF The Run: In honor of the stuffing on Thanksgiving, the Patriots will need to shut down the dynamic run ability of rookie running back, Jahvid Best. Best has hit the rookie wall over the past few months, running for just 382 yards and four touchdowns. This has been a big reason behind Detroit having the league's 31st ranked rushing offense. If the Lions are allowed to control the clock and keep Tom Brady on the sidelines, this will open up the opportunity for quarterback, Shaun Hill, to manage the game.
As for the Patriots, their run game has really taken off the last two weeks. Last week against the Colts, BenJarvus Green Ellis and Danny Woodhead had over 160 yards rushing combined. If the Lions can take away the running game, it can limit the play action ability of Tom Brady. This would help the Lions' strength on defense, which is getting after the quarterback with their solid defensive line.
2. MASH The Quarterback: In honor of mashed potatoes, the New England Patriots need to pour some gravy on Lions' QB Shaun Hill. In seven starts, Hill has thrown for nearly 2,000 yards with twelve touchdowns and nine interceptions. However, he has been sacked twelve times. New England has done a good job in pressuring Ben Roethlisberger and Peyton Manning, two of the elite quarterbacks in the game the past two weeks. They need to continue this trend to keep the Lions' offense on their toes.
If you are a Patriots fan, I believe you have to thank the Jets for knocking out Matthew Stafford. Compared to Shaun Hill, Stafford would be a much more dangerous threat because of the connection he has with "Megatron" Calvin Johnson. If Devin McCourty can cover Johnson and force Hill to go to secondary weapons like a Nate Burleson or a Brandon Pettigrew, this works heavily in the Patriots' favor.
3. Protect the TURKEY: The Turkey is the main part of the Thanksgiving meal. The turkey on the Patriots' roster has to be Tom Brady. Brady is the NFL MVP as of right now, in my opinion. New England has done a great job of protecting the quarterback the past two weeks. The offensive line is thriving with Logan Mankins back in the lineup. The unit has only allowed Brady to be sacked once in the last two weeks (Dwight Freeney in the 3rd Quarter last week).
This week, the Pats get a tougher test in the Detroit Lions' pass rush of Kyle Vanden Bosch and Ndamukong Suh, who are seventh in the NFL in sacking the quarterback. If the Lions are going to have any chance to win this game, they need to pressure Brady and make him get rid of the ball quickly.
Detroit is sixteenth in the NFL in interceptions, but second year cornerback Alphonso Smith has five interceptions this year. I also like Detroit's second year free safety, Louis Delmas, who leads the team with 60 sacks and has forced two fumbles. Both could be big factors in turning the tide in Detroit's favor if they are able to force some turnovers from the Patriots.
Prediction: So, is the feast going to be a happy one for Patriots' fans? Yes, I believe so because of their balance offensively. Detroit has one of the worst run defenses in the league, as pointed out by Foxboroblog.com's Jason Thompson in his fantasy column. If Green-Ellis and Woodhead continue to dominate, Brady should continue to thrive with the play-action pass.
The Patriots' players learned something from the Cleveland Browns' debacle. They now know to look at the team solely on the uniform and not by the record. This is especially important right before the Game of the Year, December 6th against the Jets. I predict that Detroit keeps it close with Calvin Johnson, but New England pulls away in the 4th Quarter.
Patriots 27 Lions 17
As I end this preview, I want to wish all my readers a Happy Thanksgiving to you and your families from everyone at Foxboroblog.com. I, for one, am thankful that I have the privilege to share my football knowledge, especially about the New England Patriots with all my readers. Enjoy your holiday and the football! Just be thankful, win or lose, that you have a winning team to root for because not a lot of fans can say that.


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We already gave you the run down on the Miguel Cotto-Austin Trout NYC press conference held this afternoon. Well, we aren't done yet, because we have some great Cotto vs. Trout presser photos, as well as greatest hits videos from the fighters, quotes from the duo and more. Take a look. MIGUEL COTTO: "The fans here make me proud of the Puerto Rican heritage in New York. "Austin Trout is a world champion. I always go for the best fights possible and Austin was the best option for us. I've learned a lot in camp from Pedro (Diaz) and I know he's going to get me ready to win another world title. "People here [in New York] make me feel at home; people here make me feel comfortable. They root for me and they give me the support I need to beat anyone. "He's a world champion, he's undefeated. He's a dangerous fighter and he was the right opponent for me, but I'll still walk out of the ring with another belt on December 1st." "My mom has always been such a big support. My da...
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