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Modelling effects of habitat fragmentation on the ability of trees to respond to climatic warming
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The ability of trees to migrate in response to climatic warming was simulated under various conditions of habitat availability. The model uses Holocene tree migration rates to approximate maximum migration rates in a forested landscape. Habitat availability and local population size was varied systematically under two dispersal and colonization models. These dispersal models varied in the likelihood of long-distance dispersal events. The first model used a negative exponential function that severely limited the probability of long-distance dispersal. The results of this model indicate that migration rate could decline an order of magnitude where the habitat availability is reduced from 80 to 20% of the matrix. The second model, using an inverse power function, carried a higher probability of long-distance dispersal events. The results from this model predict relatively small declines in migration rates when habitat availability is reduced to 50% of the simulation matrix. Below 50% habitat availability, mean migration rate was similar to the negative exponential model. These results predict a failure of many trees to respond to future climatic change through range expansion.

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Regarding the trial of George Zimmerman: Bigger than that verdict is the fact the media is portraying this as simply a black and white issue. Why say "if" the races were different what would the outcome be? Why make it a racial issue? Would it get as much attention had it been white on white or black on black?
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GRU customers are tired of being ripped off and are asking commissioners to have Hunzinger stop overcharging customers immediately, return $15 million of the $25 million in overcharges immediately and place the remaining $10 million in a separate fund for unanticipated costs in fuel only. This is the right thing to do. Voters will not act favorably towards any commissioner or candidate who votes for anything less.
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"We are not uniquely doomed by modern conditions" wrote James Wood in his book "The Irresponsible Self: On Laughter and the Novel."
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Wood wrote that "the soul has a perennial desire to rise above its finite condition or be delivered from it. This desire is the fuel of fiction, and it could properly be called 'religious.'?"
The conclusion is that perhaps we are uniquely doomed by the human condition without religion.
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Cameron Michelle Díaz, a splendid American actress who was born in the month of August in 1972. She has not always stayed in front of the camera rather took other jobs also like that of a producer and super model. She rose to fame with movies like The Mask (1994), My Best Friend's Wedding (1997) and There's Something About Mary (1998). She was also the voice of super character Princess Fiona in the Shrek series (2001–10). Cameron has topped the list of highest paid Hollywood actress a lot of times.
And There's Something About Mary (1998) got her the New York Film Critics Best Lead Actress Award. She is also known as an actress whose films do really well monetarily and breaks all box office's record. She did not belong to a filmy background but lived a luxurious life from the very beginning and she was in the same High School of that of rapper Snoop Dogg.
She made her first glamour appearance at the tender age of 16 and was lucky to land a contract with Elite Model Management (a prestigious modelling firm), but this was not all waht she aspired for, she grabbed other international contracts and didn't let go any opportunity be it Calvin Klien or Levi's. Earlier probably in her 20's, Diaz herself admitted thag she loved fried food and her favourite dish was fried chicken plus french fries but this is the time where she can't have them all without a second thought.
In order to be this fit, she follows a strict diet and clubs it with rigourous workout sessions, as designed by well known dietician "Teddy Bass " .So her diet demands her to eat exactly 6 times a day, this is done to maintain her anti- anorexic level, if you dont pay stress on number of times you eat, you end up with poor level of anti-anorexic. Diaz feels the most worthy part of her diet is zero intake of whites, whites are the main cause of obesity and ill health. She ignores white products altogether from white sugar, white rice to white flour and bread.
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- She binges on raw crunchy Almonds with either a glass of Protein Shake or a cup of Plain Yoghurt.
- A glass of skimmed milk that is low on fats.
- Fresh fruits and she takes a cup of hot Cappuccino after breakfast and between lunch.
- Smoky Chicken breast with fresh chunks of Salad.
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- Diaz afternoon snacks consists of 2 prunes and a peach with Yoghurt without flavour.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 22, 1993, New Braunfels, Texas Letters Birthday wishes! The New Braunfels Herald' Zeitung extends the following birthday wishes to; TonyAquirre, Louri Rose, Adam G, Torres, Richard Gray, Julian Barbola (33 rdI), Curds Ryals (belated.) Happy Anniversary to Mr. A Mn. Norman Krqp(53 yean!), Reba A Delbert H. Strobe (50th!), Stephanie A Tim Bergamot. Volunteers sought to help distribute food Volunteers to help distribute food and toys from the New Braunfels Herald-Zeltung Cheer fund to local needy families axe asked to step forward and sign up, according to Herald-Zeltung Circulation Director Carol Ann Avery, the project coordinator. "We will be packaging and delivering them at 12 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 23. Anyone who would like to help and distrib ute the food should call me st 625-9144," she said. The Herald-Zeltung Cheer fond, built on community donations, was enough to purchase 250 baskets of food this year, 25 more than last year. Today's donations include: m W.M. A Susan Childs - S25 ■ Anonymous - $30 B Ira A Adeline Schmidt - $25 B Anonymous - $50 ■ Joe Wort - $10 ■ Ernest A Bertha Stowe - $30 ■ Anonymous - $10 B Gale Pogue -$25■ Paul Davis-$10■ Roland A Elnora Kraft - $15 B Elks Ladies Dub - $100 ■ Richard K. Koegle - $25 B John A Laurie Malik-$20 Today's Total-$7,401.06 13th Bridal Fair schadulad for Jan. 3 On Tuesday, Jan. 4, the New Braunfels Bridal Fair Association will host its 13th annual Bridal Fair a the New Braunfels Civic Center, located a 380 S. Seguin St. Admission is $3. Doors open a 6:30 p.m. All facets of planning a wedding from engagement to honeymoon to moving into a first home are represented by the bridal consultants participating-including jewelry, hair styling and nail care, flowers and other special decorations, catering, photography, wedding dresses, hotels, reception rooms, honeymoon travels, chinaware, and more. A bridal gown fashion show will be interrupted only by the awarding of exquisite prizes given by participating businesses. This year's prizes will include groom's gifts as well. You're invited to visit the booths of each participating business to see what services and items they have to offer and to register to win each consultant's giveaway. There are only I more shopping days left until Christmas! (Tbs New Braunfels Herald Zeitung Invites lls readers to submit Urns lo Slammtisch. According to the Scpkisnburg Archives and members cf the German community, "Slammtisch" represents a sitting place for members cf the community lo gather and share the infs happenings. We indie you lo shore with us.) WEDNESDAYLocal family celebrates Las Posadas tradition - See 1B - 50 CENTS SIPE ries.............2A n...............4A to the editor 6A Day.........10-11A ii...............1B Local retail sales prove fast and furious By JENNIFER ROMPEL omnium iss-u — Still WIW This Christmas is expected to be a merry one for retailers in New Braunfels and across Texas. State Comptroller John Sharp is predicting that retail sales across the state will run 7 percent higher than last year. "For the last several months, all of our economic indicators have been telling us that retailers could expect a great Christmas season," said Sharp. "Since the shopping season officially began the day after Thanksgiving, we've been in touch with retailers, mall managers and check clearinghouses. They all say sales are up compared to last Christmas," he said. Calls to several New Braunfels stores show the same is true in our area. "As far as I'm concerned it (business) is wonderful," said Danna Rice, owner of Gifts and Glitter, located in the Downtown Plaza. "My business has done better this year than last year. There are a lot more people in town. I've Merchants reporting higher sales than in '92 been really busy," she said. Bob Dier, store manager of Beall's Department store in the Courtyard Plaza, said the same is true on his end of town. "It's been going good. Our sales are up from last year. Even charge sales are up from last year," he said. "We also have a delayed payment program that seems to be working well for us." 'The last four days have been flu! and furious," he said. "After Christmas we will have returns. We will be open Sunday from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. By Monday and Tuesday after Christmas, business will be lighter." Weiner's Store, also in the Courtyard Plaza, is reporting good business this year. "It's going pretty good for us," said Marissa Cantu, Weiner's floor manager. "It's not as busy as expected, but we have been especially busy this week." "Usually after Christmas, we will have some returns and exchanges. Some people will do a little extra shopping and will catch the after Christ mas specials," she said. Virginia Hughes, owner of Gruene Hails and the Greene General Store said business is'Txxxn-ing." "We have a lot cf customers from both in town and out of town. The Christmas merchandise is moving very fast this year. We are happy with all of our sales," she said "We've done very well. We are generally busy through the New Year's Day weekend. We will have a lot of visitors from San Antonio and Austin and people who come to New Braunfels for the holidays," said Hughes. Sales at K-mart have been strong this year, according to manager Stanley Bird "Ifs better than last year. It seems like everybody is buying lots of Christmas decorations. We are practically out. This time last year, we had a lot of that kind of thing left. We are trying to get items from other stores," he said. Other popular items at K-Mart this year have been basic toys, games and puzzles, said Bird He said the store alw sold out of the new Life-Size Barbies. Rice said visitors to her stone have been searching for unusual gifts. "People have been looking for more expensive gifts and something different," she said. At Beall's, the popular gifts have been jewelry, women's sweaters, coats, men's sweaters and boxer shorts. "Even girls are buying boxer shorts," said Diets. Popular purchases at Weiner's have includes leather jackets, oversized sweaters, tennis shoes and blue jeans. "Most people have gone away from die traditional ties and shirts," said Cantu. The state comptroller surveyed 14 major retailers across the state The survey showed that their cumulative sales are running about 4.5 percent ahead of last year. Texas discount stores report gains of 8 to IO percent over 1992 Mall managers say total mall sales are up nearly 6 percent. The comptroller's office surveyed 21 malls in both large and small cities. Fireworks blamed for morning blaze Fire destroys storage shed in 1800 block of San Antonio By JENNIFER ROMPEL Staff Writer_ A fire that occurred last night on the west side of New Braunfels might have been avoided if city ordinances concerning fireworks had been followed, according to New Braunfels Fire Department officials. The fire, which destroyed a storage shed in the 1800 block of West San Antonio, began at approximately 4 un. Wednesday. New Braunfels Fire Marshal John Herber said juveniles in the arca were playing with fireworks between 7 p.m. and IO p.m Tuesday. He said one of the fireworks went into the storage shed and started a mattress on fire. The owners of the storage shed pulled the mattress out and extinguished the fire, said Herber. He said the owners then leaned the mattress against the storage shed and the fire rekindled itself at approximately 4 a.m. The storage shed and its contents are reported to be a total loss. Minor damage was done to some homes in the area. Herber said he advises that people do not let children play with fireworks and that they attend professional shows. Shooting fireworks inside the Qty limits of New Braunfels is against city ordinances. Herber said there will be more and more violations of this ordinance during the holiday season. "We will see more and more of this happening. The wet weather we had last night will help with grass fires but it (weather) will make no difference on this type of accident," he said. Horokl-Zoitung photo by JOHN HUSETH New Braunfels firefighters battle a blaze on the city's wast elds In the 1800 block of San Antonio at 4 a.m. this morning wharf a storage shed was destroyed. The firs originally started earlier Tueedey night when flreworke caused a mattress to catch fire. Though the mattress was extinguished, the blaze rekindled Itself and arupted again, this time claiming the entire storage shed. The storage shed and He contents were reported to be a total toss. Ikels, Specht are candidates for new water monitor position By ROSE MARIE EASH Staff Writer Federal District Judge Lucius Bunton ID will soon appoint a "water monito" or "water guardian" to watch over the issues and problems concerning the Edwards Aquifer until a solution is found fiat will bring about t regulatory body to oversee the aquifer. What will be the "water monitor's" role and who is likely to be chosen? This question, a critical one for the area, was put to local citizens who have played active parts in the fight to keep the Comal Springs flowing. The remits are as follows; According to Doug Miller, who has aer sd aa water representative for Comal County, the Sierra Club's request for a water monitor was irrespective of what ultimately happens with the Edward Aquifer Authority which was created by the legislature to oversee the Edwards Aquifer. The proposed water monitor would act as an information gatherer and a direct reporter to Judge Ludui Bunton who would make any decisions necessary to protect the aquifer. The mpnhnr may offer suggestions to the judge, but does not have authority to regulate. Miller said the Sierra Club is concerned that some action mud be taken soon because water levels are dropping in the Edwards. "From our ride the water levels are falling," said Miller. "Out in the Uvalde area there are reportedly 18 to 22 inches of dry soil now. For a "TIM right of capture lo still in placo until SBI477 is •nforesablo. " • Kenneth Ikels "All of us locally want to soc that Jurisdiction remain on o local or state basis." -John Specht Kenneth Ikels - spring crop they will have to turn on the pumps. Something needs rn be done now. The water monitor is the best thing that could happen for New Braunfels." Miller said he thought someone not closely associated with any of the parties involved in the issue is most likely to be chosen as the monitor. Kenneth Ikels is being considered by the Sierra Club and was recently endorsed by his fellow board members of the Edwards Underground Water District. "As a result of what happened with the EAA, there ii no entity that has authority to do any regulation of the aquifer," said Ikels. Tt (the monitor) won't be a master position which does have some authority to regulate and control. I'm not sure that even the judge bu that authority — I don't think anybody really knows." Ikels also discussed how critical the need for a water monitor at this point might be. Ulm *---*~A uonn apacm "Sinoe October we haven't had a good rain," he said. "In early February irrigators will start what they call pre-watering their land if we don't get some decent rain before then. The aquifer will start dropping. The monitor would be able to relate that to the judge." Ikels laid that there ie no way to stop pumping from the aquifer at this time and that issue is still a significant one. "The right of capture ii still in place until SB1477 is enforceable," he said. John Specht headed the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority during the fight to protect the spring flow of the Comal and San Marcos springs He pointed out that the appointment of a water monitor ii central to maintaining the achievement! of that effort. "The critical issue at this point ii to understand the judge1! ruling that the springs must flow even during a drought of record drives some sort of regulation affecting the allocation of th* water," said Specht. "That has an impact on the entire Guadalupe River basin. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is determining what the Comal Springs flow must be to protect the endangered species. The appointment of a water monitor drives this issue to its conclusion — it keeps the stare moving on putting in some sort of regulating system. The thing that keeps tte pressure on is hts retaining jurisdiction. "All of us locally want to see that jurisdiction remain on a local or state basis," he said "The only way we can be sure of that is with an entity with the authority to meet the requirements of his order to protect the springs. The purpose of the lawsuit was to provide • driving force to protect the aquifer. Thai fkvonbie outcome needs to be sustained. That's what we achieved and it will continue to drive this issue." According to Specht the Sierra Club request submitted to the court for a water monitor suggested that the monitor would: ■ Review currents and projected withdrawals, recharge, aquifer levels and spring flow. ■ Monitor the activities of the irate reining to the withdrawal of water from the aquifer. ■ Review plans for regulating the withdrawal of water ■ Monitor the activities of municipal and industrial users of water relating to the development of additional sources of water. ■ Monitor the extent to which federal agencies authorize funding or carry out withdrawals from the aquifer or other action that would read! inFor news, subscription or advertising information, call 625-9144 COUNTDOWN! 494 DAYS New Braunfels Sesquicentennial March 21,1846 March 21,1095 New Braunfels 20 Pages in two sections ■ Dec. 22,1993 "016 IO/22799 — "^PUBLISHING c.bc.7 E. YANDELL DR EL PASO, Tx 79903- OOI Til IM Id -Zeitung more than 142 years ■ Home of REBA A DELBERT STRUBE ■ Vol. 142, No. 29 ;
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Recipe yields 4 servings
- 1 lb. boneless chicken breast strips, skinned
- 1 tbsp. vegetable oil
- 1 tsp. butter
- 8 cups mixed salad greens, torn
- 1 pt. strawberries, sliced
- 1/4 c chopped nuts (i.e walnuts, almonds)
- Whole strawberries (additional for garnish)
- 1/3 cup honey
- 1/3 cup red wine vinegar
- 4 tsp. soy sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 tsp. ground ginger
- 1/4 tsp. salt
- Dash pepper
1Combine the dressing ingredients together in a small bowl. Stir with a whisk until a brownish mixture starts to form. Set the dressing aside for later usage.
- Pour some of the dressing into 1 cup. Part of the dressing will be used to marinate the chicken.
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3Drain the excess oil and butter from the skillet. Add the cup of salad dressing to the chicken and marinate it, turning it with a fork. Continue to do this for another minute.
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Caucus critics miss point; retail politics really matter
Today's Iowa caucuses and the coming contests in other small states provide a necessary and welcome close look at the candidates.
Every four years, it's sport among certain of the political class to poke a sharp stick in the eye of Iowans over the Iowa caucuses.
The arguments usually go something like this:
The caucuses are an unreliable predictor of the presidential race (especially on the Republican side). Too few people participate. Iowa is not representative of the nation.
Gail Collins ended her recent column in The New York Times this way:
"On Tuesday, there will be a contest to select the preferred candidate of a small group of people who are older, wealthier and whiter than U.S. voters in general, and more politically extreme than the average Iowa Republican. The whole world will be watching. The cookies will be excellent."
Collins leavens her critique with the obligatory observation "Iowans are extremely nice people," which we're sure makes everything right with our neighbors to the southwest.
What critics such as Collins miss, or choose to ignore, is the role Iowans play in winnowing the field of candidates even when turnout is relatively light or demographically skewed. Candidates actually have to show up, shake hands and kiss babies in Iowa. TV alone doesn't cut it.
Democratic strategist Carter Eskew wrote on The Washington Post's website the other day that the caucuses have three main functions: to winnow the field, to wake up complacent front-runners (recall the message sent to former President George H.W. Bush in 1988); and to serve as a catapult for candidacies (think Jimmy Carter in 1976 and Barack Obama in 2008).
The extensive retail politicking required to prevail both in Iowa and New Hampshire counts for something in an era of glossy television ads and hands-free campaigns in which candidates seem to want as little actual contact with voters as possible.
In Iowa, candidates have to prove themselves over a lengthy period of time if they want to do well. That campaigning provides Iowa voters - and the rest of us, too - with valuable information.
During the 1988 campaign, then-New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu commented: "The people of Iowa pick corn, and the people of New Hampshire pick presidents."
Actually, Sununu was wrong: The people of Iowa help to pick both, which is more than one can say of New Hampshire, where the soil is far too rocky for corn.
We'll go with what Craig Robinson wrote back in May on the website Iowarepublican.com:
"The proper role is not picking the candidate who will win, but instead, vetting the candidates, whittling the pack, and picking the candidate who has done the most to win the voters with his or her ideas."
That's what happens in Iowa every four years - much to the chagrin of other states and the usual coastal observers who wish it weren't so.
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As a preliminary matter, it should be understood what a last will and testament does not do in Florida. The Will only applies to the matters involved in the probate of a person's estate. It does not apply to property, money, etc. which is jointly titled with right of survivorship or where there are beneficiaries designated. For instance, if a person owns a home as joint tenants with right of survivorship with another person, at death, the home passes to the other person and the Will plays no role. Similarly, if the decedent has life insurance naming a beneficiary, the death benefits are payable to the beneficiary directly and do not go through the probate (and therefore the Will plays no role).
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With a stay at Hotel Eurostars Tartessos, you'll be centrally located in Huelva, steps from Huelva City Hall and Casa Colon. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Gran Teatro and Church of La Milagrosa.
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Looking out across the pretty cove of Estancia and Palma Bay this stylish and sophisticated hotel serves up grandstand sea views in luxurious surroundings. Tailormade for adultsonly the Marina Luz is the perfect choice for an exclusive getaway. Attractive landscape gardens and palm trees frame the beautiful lagoonstyle swimming pool and if the sound of the waves are too tempting to resist youre just a few steps away from where you can plunge straight into the Med. Whether you choose the pool or the beach there are ample sunloungers to stretch out on as you enjoy the magnificent sea and bay views. With its magical setting indulgent elegantlystyled bedrooms and top quality service this chic beach front beauty definitely has relaxation in mind.
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"I've researched online and seen the swatches of RF 215, 205 and 240. 205 looks like the right base of a yellow warm tone although I'm darker that than. Shade 215 looks good but I'm just worried about it being too pink/cool for my skintone (I'm of asian descent). So that's my only worry with this shade. Thanks for your help - Janice."
Halimah, who some of you may know is a freelance artist for Illamasqua, has recently joined the Illamasqua Head Office team, so I now have her infinite product and cosmetic knowledge on tap, yay! I've asked for her help in answering this question...
"Below, I've swatched the foundations on my face. I have swatched both the Rich Liquid Foundation and the Cream Foundation as the colours vary slightly on the skin with the
I have a light asian skintone. I would recommend that you go with the Rich Foundation in a 215 - there are slight pink tones in this shade, but overall it's a good, warm beige shade suitable for asian skins.
For your reference, from left to right: 210, 240, 215 and 205.
With the Cream Foundations, which are a brilliant texture for everyday or evening due to the
buildable coverage, I would perhaps say the 240 would be a good match. Like you said, you
could always mix it with a slightly lighter shade during the winter months or use it more sparingly - or why not try using it with the Satin Primer for a healthy glow [which we all need in Winter!]
From left to right is 205, 210, 215 and 240.
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It's been a month and I still can't decide which shade to buy that will suit me well... *sigh*
I'm a medium (tan) girl with golden-olive undertones. For reference, I'm using MAC NC37 in winter & MAC NC40 in summer. I really need some advice since we don't have an Illamasqua store in my country. I have to purchase it on line, so, go figure....
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I creeped down the stairs to my living room and swung my head around the corner.
There, in the middle of my living room, was my clumsy 6 year old sister, Claire, standing there with a blank expression on her face. Great. Sleepwalking again.
Behind her, apicure frame had fallen off the wll and knocked a lamp over. The floor was covered with shattered glass.
I reached for Claire's shoulders to push her toward he room.
As my fingers touched the soft fabric of her flannel night gown, pictures started flashing in my head.
Clips of Claire's favorite TV shows, pictures of her friends, our family, me, took over my vision.
Freaked out, I jumped and snapped my hands away.
Claire's eyes flashed open. "Alex, was I sleep walkin again? I'm sorry Sissy."
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New Delhi, Dec 17 (UNI) The tug of war between the government and the cement manufacturers today took a new turn with the latter denying that there was any cartel and blaming the government for the prevailing high prices.
The cement producers also took on the Government for not providing a level playing field with Pakistan manufacturers, saying imports from that country were custom exempt and were priced lower by as much as Rs 600 a tonne.
Addressing a press conference after the 62nd annual meeting of the Cement Manufacturers Association, the association's President H M Bangur said that high prices of cement were not due to super normal profits but high duties imposed by the government. These include excise, royalties and sales tax.
''About 60 per cent of the ex-factory price of cement goes to the government,'' Mr Bangur said.
He also denied cartelisation in the industry saying that there were 55 main cement producers and in each of the regions not more then 20-25 cement companies operate.
There has been much heat and dust between the government and the industry on cartelisation and bringing down of the prices.
While the government has hinted that cement prices remain high due to the existence of a cartel, the industry has vehemently denied the existence of any monopolistic behaviour.
The government has threatened the manufacturers of tough measures to break the cartel and has held several meetings with the cement producers to slash prices.
The governments appeals has fallen on deaf years.
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There can be a shortage of cement in a region for a week due to logistics but certainly no cartelisation,'' said Mr Bangur.
He added that the cases before the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Commission (MRTPC) was for them to decide and he found no merit in the cases.


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The day we have a real strong team that won't need their goalie to be day in day out the beset player of the team, the obsession will stop. Until then....unfortunately, that's how it's going to be.
Problem is in a cap world you can't have a real strong team that won't need it's goalie to be the best player AND have a goalie that is paid as the best player. So the Habs are caught between a rock and a hard place. You can't pay your goalie top dollar and then whine that the defence sucks. In a cap world You improve the defence by taking away from the offence or you get a goalie that isn't paid top dollar. So if you keep your well paid goalie, he and his fanboys better learn to live with a weaker defence or weaker offence if MB decides to go that way.
Right now Price is the best paid player on the team. He needs to be the best player NOT every game but a majority of the games AND he needs to show up for the playoffs. Not one or two games in the playoffs but most of them.
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TV: NBC (Al Michaels, John Madden, Andrea Kremer)
SERIES: 37th meeting. The Patriots lead the series, 18-13-2. The Patriots have also won the last three meetings, including the postseason. They rallied for a 24-21 victory in the AFC divisional playoffs two years ago at Qualcomm Stadium and then beat the Chargers again in the conference title game last season. San Diego, however, has won two of the last three regular-season meetings between the teams, including a 21-14 win in 2002.
PREDICTION: Chargers 23-17
RB LaDainian Tomlinson
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--The Patriots stayed on the West Coast after last Sunday's win in San Francisco and trained at San Jose State. QB Matt Cassel proved last week he can throw the deep ball to WR Randy Moss, and there should be more opportunity to look downfield with the Chargers' pass rush struggling minus Shawne Merriman. With RB Laurence Maroney not providing much, Kevin Faulk, Sammy Morris and LaMont Jordan (if healthy) will all see action in the backfield.
Chargers: Chambers (ankle) appears unlikely; Tomlinson (toe) will play, but remains limited; OLB Jyles Tucker (hamstring) is out.
Patriots: Jordan (calf) is uncertain.
FAST FACTS: Randy Moss has 57 career 100-yard receiving games, third most in NFL history. ... The Chargers are 12-1 at home against the AFC since 2006.
--CB Antonio Cromartie is again being slowed by a hip ailment that restricted him earlier in the year. He'll likely play Sunday, but he could be compromised in trying to track Randy Moss.
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--RB LaDainian Tomlinson (toe) also was restricted in his work. That said, he was moving pretty well.
--OLB Jyles Tucker (hamstring) is out at least this week and possibly longer.
--OLB Marques Harris, who was a third-stringer at the beginning of the season, will start in place of OLB Jyles Tucker.
--RG Mike Goff (knee) is a go for Sunday.
--LG Kris Dielman (thigh) will start Sunday.
--TE David Thomas was a surprise addition to the absentee list at Thursday's practice at San Jose State University. Thomas' situation does not appear to be serious and he should be on the field Sunday in San Diego. The Patriots will need him considering he's a big part of the run-blocking unit at the line of scrimmage.
--LB Eric Alexander missed another day of practice Thursday with a hamstring injury and remains in doubt for Sunday's game. Alexander hasn't played since Week 1 and has yet to make any noticeable progress, so it's unlikely he'll play this weekend.
--WR Kelley Washington also missed practice Thursday and may not be on the field again Sunday in San Diego due to an ankle injury. The special teams ace has not played since Week 2 against the Jets, limiting the team's depth at wide receiver.
--RB LaMont Jordan also missed Thursday's practice with a right calf injury and will likely be inactive against the Chargers. Jordan hurt himself early against the 49ers and sat out the rest of the game before leaving the field in street clothes.
--RB Laurence Maroney appears healthy and ready to go Sunday and may have a shot at reestablishing himself as the team's No. 1 option in the running game. Maroney has struggled in recent weeks, but should get more carries against San Diego with LaMont Jordan nursing a calf injury.
The Chargers head into Sunday night's game with the Patriots looking to get their high-octane offense back on track.
Good luck.
WR Vincent Jackson
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Chris Chambers, who paces the team with five touchdown catches, sprained his ankle in Sunday's loss in Miami and hasn't worked since.
"I'm always optimistic; I consider myself a fast healer," Chambers said. "We have a great training staff and I'm going to get back as fast as I can. I'm not going to rush anything now and hopefully I'll be on the field very soon."
Vincent Jackson, who has a team-high 17 catches, was also out. He tweaked his knee in Wednesday's practice and stayed off it Thursday.
"There's a difference between playing with soreness and soreness you can't play through," Jackson said. "The knee is just pretty sore ... get some rest and see if we can get the inflammation out of there and hopefully by tomorrow I can practice."
The Chargers have the No. 9 ranked passing offense, although it sputtered in Miami when Philip Rivers threw for but 159 yards and a score -- to Chambers.
With those two receivers ailing, it puts added pressure on a running game that has been struggling. The Chargers, despite the presence of All-Pro LaDainian Tomlinson, rushed for just 60 yards against the Dolphins.
With the Patriots potentially not having to worry as much about getting hurt on the outside, they can load up near the line of scrimmage to stop the run.
Matt Cassel admits he's still learning something new each week in his role as the New England Patriots' starting quarterback. Perhaps his biggest -- and most important -- lesson has been getting Randy Moss the ball.
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"I think you continue to learn something each and every week, especially as a young quarterback when you're thrown into the fire like I was early on in the season," Cassel said. "You go and you try and get better each and every week.
"I rely a lot on the coaching staff to put me in a good position and I try to go out there and execute the game plan to the best of my abilities. Hopefully, I will continue to progress and continue to get a feel for what they're looking for on particular plays and if I can get the ball to Randy that's great. I'd love to do that each and every week. We weren't really able to do that Week 2 and 3 but definitely last week we were."
Cassel, as he's said in the past, continues to hammer home the point that he won't be reckless with the ball in an attempt to get Moss involved. He'll take what the defense gives him, even if that's only short-yardage passes and quick screens.
"You have to try to get the ball to your playmakers and obviously Randy is one of the best playmakers in the NFL, so we're going to continue to try and do that whichever way we can," he said.
"I told people this before, but I rely heavily on the coaches from a play-calling standpoint and I just try to go out there and execute it. I can try to force the ball downfield and do these things but for me, I'm just going to go through my progressions and if we talk about trying to get him the ball then that's what I'll do."
These days, Cassel walks around with a bit of a swagger -- perhaps an edge from knowing he's now 2-1 as a starter after having to take over for the reigning league MVP in Week 1. At the same time, he's quick to thank his teammates, especially his running backs, who've helped the Patriots set the tone offensively.
"Any time you can get the running game going it opens up other aspects of the offense," Cassel said. "Those running backs ran hard (against San Francisco) -- Sammy (Morris), Kevin (Faulk), Laurence (Maroney) and LaMont (Jordan). They're all running the ball really hard and hopefully that continues."
With success comes fame, and Cassel has certainly received his fair share of attention in the past few weeks, but his focus remains on leading the Patriots back to the playoffs.
"You just don't pay any attention to it," he said. "You go out and you have to play your game. All the rest of that stuff just goes along with it. Once you get out there and you take that first snap all that stuff goes out the window. You can talk about it and stuff, but the fact is when it comes down to it, it's playing football."


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Norman Marcus, who helped draft many of today's intricate zoning regulations, was the general counsel to the New York City Planning Commission from 1963 to 1985. He was also instrumental in the preservation of Grand Central Terminal and was a long standing member of the MAS law committee. In 1991 at a conference on the 30th Anniversary of the 1961 Zoning Resolution he wrote: Continue Reading>>


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One of the capital's hottest — and smallest — new theatres is on the hunt for a new home.
Found111 has brought stars including War And Peace heart-throb James Norton and Sherlock actor Andrew Scott to the 134-seat venue in the old Central Saint Martins Art School building in Charing Cross Road over the past 16 months.
Its current play Unfaithful, which ends tomorrow, has a cast including Harry Potter veteran Matthew Lewis working on the cramped stage just a five-minute walk from the sell-out show based on JK Rowling's stories.
The set-up has been a partnership between producer Emily Dobbs and her landlord, Fawn James, who runs Soho Estates and who allowed the theatre to make its home in the building for a peppercorn rent before new tenants move in.
Arts picks of the week: 3rd-9th October
Arts picks of the week: 3rd-9th October
1/9 Frieze Art Fair
The mighty Frieze Art Fair is taking over Regent's Park this week for the 14th year, with over 160 of the world's leading galleries taking part. The work of over 1000 artists will be on display, and an array of talks and discussions. If you love contemporary art, this is a treasure trove. Read our round-up of the highlights.
October 6-9, frieze.com
2/9 Guerrilla Girls, Whitechapel Gallery
Anonymous female art collective made a piece of work in 1986 stating that 'it's worse in Europe'. They were talking about sexism in the art world. They wanted to check if that's still true, so are presenting the findings of their new show 'Is it still worse in Europe?' at the Whitechapel Gallery. They sent surveys about diversity to 383 art galleries in Europe and the exhibition presents the findings.
Until March 5, 2017, whitechapelgallery.org
3/9 London Literature Festival
The Southbank Centre goes galactic as it takes the future as its theme. It will be asking whether the things predicted in science fiction have actually come true, as well as other highlights including a screening of Louis Theroux's new feature film on Scientology. Read our guide to five things not to miss.
October 5-16, southbankcentre.co.uk
4/9 Spine, Soho Theatre
Why are libraries worth saving? The unlikely friendship between a mischievous pensioner and a disaffected teenager will tell you all you need to know. Rosie Wyatt gives a fiercely brilliant performance as Clara Brennan's politically urgent play returns to Soho Theatre.
October 3-8, sohotheatre.com
5/9 National Poetry Day
One of the loveliest days of the year is coming. Thursday 6 is National Poetry Day, and you can mark the occasion with a number of events across the capital. The Southbank Centre will have readings all day, including from PJ Harvery and Inua Ellams, and the British Academy will remembering war poet Ivor Gurney with talk, poetry and song.
October 6, nationalpoetryday.co.uk
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We don't necessarily remember Picasso for his portraits, but they prove what a varied and skilled artist he really was. The National Portrait Gallery is staging a major exhibition of them, featuring realist work alongside his better known cubist and surrealist painting. Included are portrayals of family, friends and lovers, with many works being shown for the first time in the UK.
October 6 - February 5, 2017, npg.org.uk
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7/9 Carlos Acosta, Sadler's Wells
Dance superstar Carlos Acosta is preparing to hang up his ballet shoes this week, saying goodbye to the stage with a spectacular performance at Sadler's Wells. Acosta will perform moments from some of his favourite performances, including Marius Pepta's Don Quixote and Memoria by Rambert's Miguel Altunaga.
October 3-7, sadlerswells.com
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8/9 A Man of Good Hope, Young Vic
This collaboration with the Royal Opera House tells the story of a young Somali refugee who travels to a hopeful life in South Africa after growing up in a refugee camp. It features the critically acclaimed South African Isango Ensemble, and continues the Young Vic's commitment to telling the stories of refugees.
October 6 - November 12, youngvic.org
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9/9 Last chance to see: Jess and Joe Forever
It's suddenly getting very cold, but fortunately there's a play in Richmond that will make you feel very warm inside. Zoe Cooper's play about two kids growing up together in the countryside is funny and surprisingly powerful. Read our ★★★★ review here .
Finishes October 8, orangetreetheatre.co.uk
Dobbs said the nature of the venue, behind an anonymous doorway in central London then up several flights of stairs, had appealed to both actors and audiences.
She said: "There is definitely a hint of going through into Narnia when you walk in that door. It is the centrality and the commerciality that is Found's USP and by that token it needs to be where the West End Theatres are.
"I think it has been a success thanks to Fawn and Soho Estates and we want to build on that success to find somewhere with a similar base where we can continue.
"We thought it would probably be six months we were here but, because the shows were so successful, everyone just thought let's just keep it rolling. It has completely surpassed our expectations."
The venue's swansong is a production of US playwright Sam Shepard's Fool For Love starring Lydia Wilson and her Ripper Street co-star Adam Rothenberg in his London stage debut.
She said: "I'm so excited to work on this iconic play at Found111. And I'm delighted to be working again with the immensely talented Adam Rothenberg. The entire cast of Ripper Street were very close, it was a uniquely happy job with real respect and friendship amongst the cast."
Director Simon Evans, who worked on shows including The Dazzle and Bug at the venue, said he could not wait to return. "Ever since walking up those stairs and into that space I've adored its unique capacity to pull an audience into a story; not to mention the extraordinary artists I've been able to work with. Sam Shepard's blisteringly good play completes the triptych perfectly." He said the play would confront audiences with one final set of fascinating and damaged characters. "Outsiders who seal themselves away have always found a good home at Found111," he added.
"I'll be sad to see it go, but am thrilled we get to see it out in style."
Fool For Love will run from October 26 to December 17.
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"So what else happened between you and this Zach?" Distaste was splattered all over her question that it made me doubt she would ever leave me alive if she knew the truth.
"Oh…um, nothing at all.Just the kiss."
"You're lying."
I shook my head quickly. "Now if you don't mind, I really need to shower as I'm going out with a friend for lunch." Being tall had its advantages as I held her by the shoulders and firmly redirected her back towards the exit of the bathroom. Lea, though short and highly cuddle-able, was also strong. She held her ground, her glare growing deathly icy.
"Roxanne Ileana Payes slash Storm, if I find out that the supposed lunch date you're having is with this moron, I will decapitate you in the most painful, blood-squirting way there is possible."
I gulped and quickly scanned the bathroom. No razors, no knives, no sharp equipment. "Well…"
I didn't know what to have expected. Lea dealt with anger in one of two ways: she either ignored the person completely until they came and apologized to her for what they had (or hadn't) done or she tore them to shreds.
I didn't actually think she would have a go at me – besides my jaw was still aching from the lovely greeting she'd given me in place of 'good morning'. But when Lea crashed into me, the redheaded midget had transformed into an unstoppable force of fury.


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Detectives are hunting for a gunman who in broad daylight shot a woman working in a mortgage brokers in a busy area of central Glasgow.
The woman, a financial adviser aged 47, is in a serious condition in hospital after being hit by a single shot on Wednesday afternoon at the Chinatown shopping centre near Garnethill, home to Scotland's largest Chinese community.
Police said they are treating the case as attempted murder and issued a description of a white man in his 40s with auburn stubble, wearing a brown bomber jacket and a baseball cap.
Strathclyde police said the shooting, which was only disclosed yesterday afternoon, had taken place 40 minutes earlier than it had previously reported, at 2pm on Wednesday. They said her gunshot wound was discovered only when she arrived at hospital, although some witnesses said she was covered in blood.
About a dozen police officers yesterday were searched grassed areas and drains near the complex of 15 shops, which was cordoned off. Detective Inspector John Mellon, who is leading the investigation, appealed for witnesses and urged local people to remain calm. "We believe that the injured woman was the intended victim and want to reassure the public that we are doing everything possible to trace the person responsible," he said.