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Within minutes everyone was working on different parts of our world. Nick was working on drawing Russia, Anna was doing Asia, Sam was drawing Europe, Ethan was doing Australia and Hana was working on America. Everyone was enjoying themselves, joking and playing around, even Hana, and she hated school work.
Hana jumped when her phone went off, Anna had given the girl one of her old ones. She must have forgotten to put it on silent or vibrate. She pulled out the small red flip phone, answering it without checking the caller ID.
"Hello? Hana speaking." Hana said, leaning on her chair twirling the penicil between her fingers. No one knew who was calling Hana, but they were looking at her as the other person said something making Hana sit dead straight and her eyes the size of dinner plates. "I-I'll be, be h-home i-in a co-couple min-minutes."
Flipping her phone closed she put in the pocket of her jeans, grapping her bag and walking out of the room.
"Hana? We've got to finish this," Ethan called after the girl following her out of the room the three following after them.
"Sorry guys, that was my… foster dad," Hana told them looking at them from the middle of the stairs "He wants me home, like right now. See you later."
"Hana, is something wrong?" Anna asked playing with her blonde hair with a small tanned hand.
"No, nothing's wrong," Hana said "Bye, Adelaide, see ya Christian." She shouted in the direction of the living room, where Ethan's parents were.
Adelaide came into the hallway, Hana thought she was really pretty. Ethan looked a lot like her, but had the build of his dad.
"You're leaving?" Adelaide asked, twisting her light brown hair, which she wore in a ponytail, her green eyes showed worry - it seemed her eyes always gave away her emotions, like an open book.
"Hana, do you want me to give you a lift?" Christian asked the small girl. Christian was better at working out emotions of others, he had to. Having a major in psychology helped him and the fact he worked in that field helped.
"No, you don't have to," Hana said, playing with her jacket, revealing a small heart shaped locket "I live about ten minutes away."
"If you're sure," Christian told her, looking out for her reactions.
"I hope you had a good visit," Adelaide told her, "Make sure to come for another."
"Sorry for leaving so soon," Hana told her, looking at the window, not wanting to look at their eyes "But you know… family stuff."
Christian thought it was strange that she paused before saying family - it was as if she had to think about it. Her earlier comment on foster dad made him think as well, some foster families were okay, but most only used the child. Sad, but it was true and he mostly worked with foster children and knew what some had to go through. He'll have to ask Ethan about it later and maybe his friends, and he'll also have to look at her medical records and such.
"That's okay," Adelaide said keeping an eye on her husband, in case he said something that upset her "Just remember you're always welcome here."
"Thanks," Hana said opening the door, leaving her friends standing on the stairs. Adelaide stared at door as it closed.
"Christian," She said looking at her darked haired husband "what was that about?"
"What was what about?" He asked pulled out of his thoughts.
"You're thinking about something," Adelaide deadpanned.
"Did she say foster dad?" Anna asked, looking at everyone with a confused expression on her face.
"I believe she did," Nick said leaning against the wall, pale brown eyes looking at pictures hanging on the opposite wall.
"I guess I should go to the shops," Anna said "We'll do most of it in class."
"Bye, Anna, Nick," Ethan said. "Sam."
"Goodbye," Anna and Nick said at the same time, before walking out of the house. Sam waved before leaving himself.
"Ethan," Adelaide said as they left
"Yes Mum?" Ethan asked
"I need to ask you some things," Christian told him, putting his arms around his tall, but thin, wife.
Hana panted as she ran through the snow towards her house. Her lungs were burning, Hana know that she would have to start exercising, no matter how much she hated it. When she stopped in front of the house, she doubled over trying to catch her breath. She remembered something her health and PE teacher told the class a few years ago, that it was harder to run and catch your breath in winter because of core temperature and your lungs.
It took her a minute or two to catch her breath from the ten minute run, but when she did stand up straight. She looked at the place where she was forced to live. Hana wished she could live somewhere like Ethan's house, his house looked loved and cared for. His house was the opposite of this one, this one… wasn't loved, and anyone could tell by looking at it.
The garden and yard were overgrown, the grass was dying and the flowers weren't doing much better. Some of the shingles were breaking, missing or messed up. The paint, which used to be a lovely white, was peeling off in multiple areas and it had so much dirt and dust that it was brown more so than white in colour. Many of the windows were broken, most likely caused by off-course tennis balls. In front of the house was an old, beaten up Toyota truck, it was more rust than metal and Hana wondered many times how the thing still worked.
She sighed as she walked past the piece of junk, pausing at the mold-eaten door. She could already smell the stench of alcohol, or more specifically, beer.
Hana shook her head, Steven was home and he didn't just tell her that to scare her. That didn't make things any better, in fact that just made them a lot worse. When she walked into the hallway the smell was worse and she could se-
"Girl! That you? Get your arse into the living room! Now!" Hana flinched at the voice that pulled her out of her thoughts, forcing herself to walk into the living room.
Hana shook her head when she stood on a beer can. There were more lying around the hallway and the living room, both rooms were a mess, but Hana know that only her room was clean. Some of the cans were days old, others were weeks and months, the blinds that hide the horrors of this room were just as brown or even more so than the walls, and dented in multiple areas.
An old-fashioned fire place was in the corner opposite the window. An old, bulky, beaten up television sat near it, the sport channel on, but not watched. Sitting on his old and stained chair was the devil himself and the one that made Hana's life a living hell: Steven.
"I'm here," Hana muttered "After you called me at a friend's place." She didn't look at him, but at the mess the living room was, and wondered how long it would take to clean. If he let her clean it, Steven couldn't clean or cook to save anyone, not that he thought of even feeding her. Most of the time.
"Don't you sass me girl!" Steven yelled and the slur of his voice was unmistakable. He was drink and it wouldn't be long before he passed out from drinking too much, most likely as long as she has been at Ethan's place "You weren't even meant to be at someone's house today."
Hana had to resist the urge to retort with a sarcastic remark, she knew that it would only make it worse. How drinking was his job, and taking 'care' of his foster 'daughter' was too. Steven only kept her because he was getting money from the government for having her, that's what he told her.
"You said three days ago that I could go to my friend's house," Hana muttered, bitting her bottom lip. She knew what was going to happen, the second the bottle hit the ground. The sound echoed throughout the house, making Hana flinch at the loud noise and looking anywhere, but the brown haired male in front of her.
"I never said such a thing! Stop lying, you idiotic girl!" Steven stood, despite the swaying when he moved, "What did I tell you about lying?"
Hana closed her eyes and shook her head, refusing to give Steven any satisfaction of knowing that he was scaring her. Before she knew what was happening, she was slammed against the wall, pain going through her back and head, as she harshly met the wall.
"I asked a question," Steven spat, moving his scar ridden hand up to Hana's head into her thick black hair "didn't you hear me? Or are you just that stupid that you didn't understand me?"
"No," Hana whimpered, as he pulled her hair, so close that she could smell his ranched breath. She couldn't help, but fear this… this monster. Steven wasn't human to Hana, to her he was worse than any demon, worse than Satan.
"Then I want an answer now!" Steven shouted slapping Hana in the face.
"If I ever lie to you, I would be beaten until I couldn't walk," Hana whimpered, closing her eyes trying to block out her nerves, to block out the pain that she knew was coming.
"Exactly," Steven breathed, taking a step back "And trust me, after this you will never lie to me again."
The next thing Hana knew she was being punched in the stomach. Grunting, she nearly toppled over in pain, when a hand grabbed the back of her neck and a knee went into her stomach. Crying out in pain as Steven continuously kneed her in the stomach. Hana tried to stop him, and when that didn't work, she fell to the floor, trying to pull herself into a protective position, but with no luck. When Steven saw her covering her stomach, he kicked her. Hard.
The next ten minutes, which felt like hours to Hana, was a blur of kicks, punches, knees and pain… so much pain. By the time Steven had gotten bored with beating her, she was a mess of bruises. Hana's eye was swollen shut and she was sure that some of her ribs were fractured, from all the kicks that she had gotten to the ribs she wouldn't be surprised. Luckily, for who was debatable, there wasn't any internal bleeding. Hana took it as both a blessing and as a curse - maybe, just maybe internal bleeding would finally get the government to pay attention and see how much danger she was in.
"That'll teach you to lie to me!" Steven slurred marching up the stairs and into his bedroom, laughing at the broken girl on the floor.
Hana pushed herself off her back and onto her side, ignoring the pain that tore through her, her body protesting against the move and tears fell down her face. She wasn't allowed to cry, in Steven's eyes, crying was for 'babies', and she would just get another beating if he heard her cry.
Hana wanted Ethan, Anna, Nick or Sam, hell at the moment she would be glad to see any of her bullies. Any of them. Why didn't she die four years ago, along with her sister that day?
She wanted someone to come through the door, and save her. She didn't want to live in pain and in fear… not for the rest of her life, she didn't think she could live like this, but when she made friends, Steven would move before she could say something, or they didn't believe her. There was a reason why she didn't trust anyone. Her real parents were dead, as was Lila. Ethan, Anna and everyone else weren't going to save her, they didn't even know what was going on.
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Shaun Phillips has stepped up real big this year, both as a player and as a leader in the locker room. Phillips has been particularly impressive in his unwaivering confidence in his team. There is no question he is a Pro Bowl caliber player, but unfortunately its not likely he'll be voted onto the AFC team because he doesn't lead the league in any category among linebackers. But there is no question that the season he is having is well recognized by those who follow the team closely and as far as rush linebackers are concerned, Phillips stacks up with the best of them.
Continuing the trend of discussing impressive players, I'd be remiss not to mention Chris Chambers. Is there a tougher receiver on the team? Week in and week out, I'm blown away by some of the catches and hits this guy makes and takes. Chambers is always good for a coach's challenge with his occasionally controversial "catches" but the fact of the matter is Chambers has emerged as a reliable and consistent target for Philip Rivers. There is no doubt in my mind that the Chargers would have had a harder time trying to win their division without Chambers on the team. I'm expecting Chris Chambers to be a difference maker for this time come playoff time.
Some other guys that deserve a shout-out are Igor Olshasnky (so far has been the team's best defensive lineman), Jeromy Clary (getting better and better each with as the starting right tackle), Eric Weddle (having the best season among Charger rookies), and Brandon Siler (wrecking ball on special teams and could end up being a huge steal as a seventh rounder).
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Groovin' with Toy Story 3's Ken
If you've ever wanted to know more about Ken, aka Barbie's special friend and one of the stars of Toy Story 3, here's a chance to find out. This brilliant in-depth interview reveals a bit more about what goes on in that perfectly coiffed head, his style, why he considers himself to be a 'man's doll' and what he really feels about Barbie.
I particularly love the part where he shows us his moves. Genius.
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Too funny! I'm going to buy one for my little boy (who will be horrified and say I'm not playing with dolls! in a disgusted voice) and then Ken can throw some shapes with my little girl's Barbie. It'll be disco night every evening at our house!
LOVE IT! I met the people who created this character and they had loads of fun doing it. Love it that Ken is a Barbie Accessory!
Oh Ken…we know all about you. I am not so sure about your fashion sense, however. Those TROUSERS! Ack. I never had a Ken doll…I only had 1 Barbie as well and that was in the 70's so she was not exactly the Barbie of today. Did I miss out? Maybe! I can guarantee that Little Miss will not have 18 of them though! I think we'll aim for slightly more PC figures… Ken did make me laugh though!
I can't wait to take the boys to see Toy Story 3 if only because of ken! (That's for me though not them because they are BOYS and would never dream of playing with barbie or her accessories!)
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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Kindle vs. Kindle Paperwhite or Nook for backpacking?
Apr 26, 2014 at 10:27 pm #1316115
Michael KBPL Member
I want to buy a kindle for backpacking. I usually take along a book on solo long trips and I was surprised to put them on a scale recently and found them to be heavier than a basic kindle which is 5.98 oz. Therefore, I will be buying an e-reader mainly for use when backckpacking longer trips 7-12 days, especially for when one is stuck in a tent because of stormy weather and sometimes when I'm bored and not quite tired enough at night.
What e-reader would you suggest? Kindle (5.98 oz and 69 dollars) or kindle paperwhite (7.3 oz and 119 dollars)? The paperwhite has a light so reading at night may be easier, but I always carry a long lasting headlamp. I'd also consider a nook if you like them over the kindles. I do not need something with web surfing or web browsing capability.
Another advantage of an e-reader over actual books, is that it will cut down on the mess of torn out pages that I have torn out of guide books. With an e-reader, I can load them onto it and study the routes the night before the trip at night.Apr 26, 2014 at 11:03 pm #2096733
Thomas ConlyBPL Member
@conlyLocale: Lots of canoeing and snow
I wouldn't get one with a backlight if it were me. The battery on a regular kindle is three months or something but it's only a few hours with the light on if I remember correctly. I always read with the red bulb of my headlamp because it lasts forever so I don't need to worry about it. I had a kindle and loved it for backpacking. I've got a sony now do I can't speak to the nook.Apr 26, 2014 at 11:18 pm #2096734
Mitchell EbbottSpectator
@mebbottLocale: SoCal
I agree with Thomas. Think about it in multi-use terms. The backlight on the Paperweight is an extra ounce, and is single-use (reading). Worse, it's performing a function you already have in your headlamp. The display is definitely nice, but the regular Kindle does fine for me for less weight and less money.
In fact, I wouldn't get a paperwhite myself because it uses a touchscreen. I like to run my finger or some other pointer below the words when I'm speed-reading, and you can't do that with a touchscreen device. But that's just me, most people don't do that.
For a case, I've been putting mine inside a bubble mailer type shipping envelope, folded over so that the display side gets double protection. Then I put that in a Ziploc bag, and take care not to pack it in a way that will get the screen torqued. I definitely don't recommend carrying it without any sort of padding, the E-Ink screen is fairly fragile.Apr 27, 2014 at 12:02 am #2096740
Jeremy GaddisBPL Member
The original kindle with a keyboard can have audible audio books. IIRC, none of the new e-ink models offer this, and the battery last months when reading.Apr 27, 2014 at 6:13 am #2096757
kristen bucklandSpectator
@buckie06Locale: Colorado
I have the first generation Nook and really love it. simple and easy to use. battery seems to last a long time. I have not used a kindle so can't really compare.Apr 27, 2014 at 6:58 am #2096761
Nathan WernetteBPL Member
@werne1nmLocale: Michigan
we have the kindle paper light. You can turn the back light off. we haven't charged ares in a while. they are great light weight and you could up load your maps in pdf form onto it. I have no experience with the nook other than my mother has it and loves it.
We took our kindle backpacking for 5 days up at pictured rocks last summer and it was a good way to wind down after a day of hiking.Apr 27, 2014 at 8:24 am #2096781
Walter CarringtonBPL Member
@snowleopardLocale: Mass.
I have the Kindle Paper White and had the keyboard version (same screen as and very similar to the $69 non backlight version with a useless keyboard added). I like reading the screen of the Paper White better but dislike the touch screen and menu system. The paper white is thicker. I haven't tested the battery life, but my impression is that the older version lasted longer. The charger is the usual miniusb plug used by android phones. I don't think they come with chargers anymore. The battery packs for android would charge them. The keyboard version used to have a 3g option so you could download books on the trail (I think they used ATT towers), which seemed a bit useful on a long hike where there's cell service.
I dropped the old one several times with no damage. Then the cat knocked it onto a hardware floor and the screen broke. I'd worry most about somebody stepping on it in a shelter or putting my elbow through it rolling over in my sleep.
I prefer the paper white, but if I were using it mostly on the trail I'd get the cheaper version.Apr 27, 2014 at 9:48 am #2096799
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@lunchandynnerLocale: Pacific Northwest
My fiance uses her nook simple touch with glow. I just bought both the kindle paperwhite and the regular kindle this weekend.
That said, having the glow is really nice for reading at night on the trail and while traveling/flying, etc.
I'd go for the Paperwhite, you can always convert epub files to the .MOBI that the kindle uses.Apr 27, 2014 at 1:22 pm #2096884
Nathan WernetteBPL Member
@werne1nmLocale: Michigan
i think the nook can be used to get books and stuff w/o wifi. My mom said something like that
anyone confirm?Apr 27, 2014 at 5:54 pm #2096984
Diane PinkersBPL Member
@dipinkLocale: Western Washington
Get the cheapie, no backlight and not touch screen. Can use a headlamp on red light setting so as to not blow night vision so much, lighter weight. No touch screen, can use the buttons to turn the pages even with gloves on. Also, when it freezes because you get it too cold, not so expensive to replace–remember to keep it in your sleeping bag in shoulder seasons.Apr 27, 2014 at 8:52 pm #2097043
Jamie DerudderMember
@nicodimasLocale: Arizona
Paper white without a doubt.. I have the 3G keyboard and the backlight is just worth it to me on the new one..You could read in complete darkness if needed.
As a heads up if you leave the 3G keyboard older versions the screen can break in heat so be careful. I think the paper white is a thicker screen. Granted amazon will accept the return, but your out of your book in the field.Apr 27, 2014 at 9:50 pm #2097056
Andrew MartinSpectator
@am1982Locale: PacNW
With the screen brightness turned to it's lowest (it's never really off) and Airplane mode on I've gotten days of battery life out of the Papwewhite 2. Plus, the back-light is nice to have and you may find that you also like using it at home in lieu of buying paperback books.Apr 28, 2014 at 12:29 am #2097078
Jennifer MitolBPL Member
@jenmitolLocale: In my dreams....
Frankly I'm not sure it matters…
I personally love the backlight. I go months between charges and I read every night with the light on.
I'm one of those anti-conglomerate folks so I went with the nook (amazon seems to be taking over the world!), but when it comes down to it I think it probably doesn't matter.
Two quick words of caution: those screens are fragile!! I'm on my third now (thanks to backcountry mishaps) so make sure to buy a replacement warranty. You WILL use it if you are taking the thing hiking. Secondly, I totally recommend the backlight, but in your pack be mindful of not accidentally turning it on. I ran down a full battery that way and ended up with no book and an inoperative reader for about 5 days.Apr 28, 2014 at 7:19 pm #2097374
steven franchukMember
I have both kindle"s. I would take the original. The paperwhite at it's lowest light setting against a black background gives me some eye strain. I don't get eye strain with a headlamp because it also lights up the background. I prefer the longer battery life of the original. I also wish they kept the music player in the paperwhite.Apr 29, 2014 at 5:00 am #2097487
Mike WhitesellBPL Member
@madgoatLocale: Ohio
I have the first version of the kindle touch and really love how compact, handy and readable it is. I used it voraciously for about 6 months, but now my son uses it.
I currently have a galaxy s3 phone and use the kindle app on it for all my books. The kindle has a better, more readable screen. The kindle has better battery life. But, my GS3 is lighter than a kindle, easier to pack than my kindle, serves as my camera, serves as my phone, serves as backup navigation, and occasionally provides me internet access.
I used to have a phone with a 3.5" screen, but I found that too small to comfortably read on. For the last 2 years, I have been doing almost all of my reading on my GS3's 4.8" screen. And while the kindle screen is better to read on, I always have my phone with me and I find it far more convenient than using a separate device.
I have an upgraded 3000mAH battery on my phone. I still have charge to spare after a week long hike. But I usually leave the phone in airplane mode or off when I am backpacking to conserve battery.
I understand those who would prefer using the larger screen on a kindle device. But for me, I have found that I prefer using my convergence device.Apr 29, 2014 at 9:58 am #2097594
Richard GlessBPL Member
@rglessLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I have been using a KOBO Mini for about a year or so now. It only weighs 4.8 oz and lasts for a month with the WiFi turned off. Might be worth a look as an alternative to Kindle and Nook.Apr 29, 2014 at 8:50 pm #2097769
Chris .BPL Member
@cwbLocale: Los Angeles
Don't know if you take a phone, but the Kindle app on my phone works great and I can download new books if needed. Couple with a charger and I can go for many days on less than 10oz.
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The anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) study was performed on soft sediment samples from a trenched fault zone across the Himalayan frontal thrust (HFT), western Himalaya. AMS orientation of Kmin axes in the trench sediments is consistent with lateral shortening revealed by geometry of deformed regional structures and recent earthquakes. Well-defined vertical magnetic foliation parallel to the flexure cleavage in which a vertical magnetic lineation is developed, high anisotropy, and triaxial ellipsoids suggest large overprinting of earthquake-related fabrics. The AMS data suggest a gradual variation from layer parallel shortening (LPS) at a distance from the fault trace to a simple shear fabric close to the fault trace. An abrupt change in the shortening direction (Kmin) from NE–SW to E–W suggests a juxtaposition of pre-existing layer parallel shortening fabric, and bending-related flexure associated with an earthquake. Hence the orientation pattern of magnetic susceptibility axes helps in identifying co-seismic structures in Late Holocene surface sediments.


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Twenty years ago, you could probably have smoked a cigarette at your desk, but you wouldn't have got away with wearing leopard-print. That would have been outrageous. How things change. Smoking, these days, is socially transgressive, while animal prints are as genteel and normal as a lunchtime cocktail was in 1963.
Leopard-print is everywhere. We identify with it, and are drawn to it. It is the clan tartan of modern womanhood. From being something that sluttish women wore after dark, it became something that everyone wore after dark. Then it became daywear. And now it has crossed the final frontier and become officewear.
There are still rules about leopard. After a decade of painstaking research, I think I'm close to compiling the definitive guide. Rule number one: you can't wear it for a job interview, not because it is slutty, but because it shows, as they say in Westminster, questionable judgment. But once you've got your feet under the desk, you can bring your leopard with you.
Rule number two: don't get your animals mixed up. The reason no one blinks an eye at leopard-print is that it has become so common that we have stopped seeing it as an animal print. It has become no wilder than a polka dot. The same does not apply to zebra stripes, or even giraffe spots: these will still be read as a bit crazy, and so are less useful for the office – but all the more impactful out of it.
Rule number three: filters may be used liberally. Turn a leopard-print sepia, or snow leopard monochrome, and it is more elegant and refined than the full-fat gold and black version.
The last of the leopard-print rules applies out of the office. To the old adage that you should never show both cleavage and leg, leopard-print can be added as a third either/or element. If you want to play it safe, then out of the three, pick just one. Of course, I'm not saying you do want to play it safe. Perhaps you don't. With leopard, legs and cleavage, you can apply the famous line about Martinis: one is just right, two is too many – and three is not enough.
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Amin Maalouf was born in Beirut in 1949, of Christian parents. His father was a teacher and journalist, and Maalouf himself worked for An-Nahar, the Beirut daily, for several years, before moving, at the height of the Lebanese conflict in l979, to Paris where he lives with his family. He has only once visited Lebanon since. Underlying his writing is an abhorrence of violence. In 1993 his The Rock of Tanios won the Prix Goncourt.
He writes in French, but with a rich appreciation of the history of the Middle East, and of its endlessly competing empires and civilisations. He is particularly aware, as in his novel The Garden of Light (1998), of the origins and interconnections of religion. His fiction contains a longing for and a deep understanding of unfamiliar and lost cultures and civilisations, in all their magnificence, brutality, culture and delusions.
Balthasar's Odyssey (2002), while taking identity and belief as its themes, is a wonderfully sly and enjoyable story of a Genoese merchant living in the Levant in 1665, who becomes concerned about the end of the world, widely predicted. It is a delightful book, written with a light touch, but distinguished by Maalouf's ability to create memorable characters and set them in rich and complex worlds.
The Rock of Tanios is set in the small Lebanese village of Kfaryabda, between 1820 and 1840. The central character is able to recreate the history of Tanios, a legendary hero, using the imagined sources that delight Maalouf: the accounts of an English clergyman, discussions with a 96-year-old villager, and the documents left by a monk.
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Things may not have gone as well as the U.S. Women's National Team would have liked at the Algarve Cup earlier this month, but that has not stopped head coach Tom Sermanni from calling up the majority of the same players for a pair of friendlies in early April.
Sermanni named a 24-player roster for a set of upcoming matches against China, and 22 of them were with the U.S. in Portugal during their recent disappointing Algarve Cup performance. The two players that were added are forward Katie Stengel and midfielder Lauren Holiday, who missed the European tournament because of a family matter.
Aside from Holiday, other regulars on the squad include goalkeeper Hope Solo, forwards Sydney Leroux and Abby Wambach, and midfielders Tobin Heath and Megan Rapinoe.
Alex Morgan and Crystal Dunn are both still nursing respective ankle injuries, and have not been included in this camp as a result.
The Americans, who had their long-time winning streak broken in Portugal, will first take on China on April 6 at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo. before heading to Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego for a rematch.
Here is the full 24-player roster:
Goalkeepers (3):Jill Loyden (Sky Blue FC), Alyssa Naeher (Boston Breakers), Hope Solo (Seattle Reign FC)
Defenders (9): Stephanie Cox (Seattle Reign FC), Whitney Engen (Tyresö), Meghan Klingenberg (Tyresö), Ali Krieger (Washington Spirit), Kristie Mewis (Boston Breakers), Kelley O'Hara (Sky Blue FC), Christie Rampone (Sky Blue FC), Becky Sauerbrunn (FC Kansas City), Rachel Van Hollebeke (Portland Thorns FC)
Midfielders (7): Morgan Brian (Virginia), Tobin Heath (Pairs Saint-Germain), Lauren Holiday (FC Kansas City), Carli Lloyd (WNY Flash), Samantha Mewis (UCLA), Heather O'Reilly (Boston Breakers), Megan Rapinoe (Seattle Reign FC)
Forwards (5): Sydney Leroux (Seattle Reign FC), Christen Press (Tyresö), Amy Rodriguez (FC Kansas City), Katie Stengel (LA Blues), Abby Wambach (WNY Flash)
What do you think of the USWNT roster Sermanni called in? Anyone's inclusion/omission that you're surprised by? Starting to really get worried about Morgan's prolonged injury absence? Do you see this squad picking up two wins vs. China?
Share your thoughts below.
Team under performs, entire same group gets called into the next camp (save for 2 injured players) . . . hard to take this seriously.
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What's the latest on Alex Morgan's injury? I remember she had a setback but haven't seen anything since then. It's nice that she is keeping busy writing children's books but I'd like to see her back on the field… They obviously need her.
the first time we have lost 2 games in forever…
why can't USSF focus on making the women's pro league into the best women's soccer league on the planet. arguably we're no 3/4 at the moment but with the best players, we should be no 1
I would structure it into 12-16 teams such as West Coast(Pacific Northwest/California) + (Midwest/Texas) + (East Coast)
Because of costs, duh. We've already had a couple women's pro leagues fold. Trying to draw all the world's best players just isn't economically stable.
Personally I think the NWSL is a high enough level to provide a challenging club environment for our national teamers, as well as providing opportunities for other Americans to prove themselves.
Ahem, who's that standing behind and slightly to Coach Sermanni's left?
K. Mewis?
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I think Wambach summed it up correctly by stating that the level of play by womens' teams world wide has progressed. I also think this had been and is influenced by the us national team for some time. The wnt is on its way to winning the next world cup….and this is a very bold statement but one I stand by. Hopefully, globally, the womens' futbol programs will continue progressing. I agree with Coach Sermanni's choices.
drop this sermani guy,and sunil gulati above de deepest point of the ocean..
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Withers launches in Hong Kong" />Private client specialist Withers is to open in Hong Kong.
The firm's new office will focus on the cross-border legal and wealth planning needs of entrepreneurs, families, businesses and their advisers throughout East Asia. It will advise on US and English tax law advice, international trust and commercial solutions.
Global managing director Margaret Robertson said: "At more than $8.4Tr, Asia-Pacific accounts for more than a fifth of the world's privately held wealth, and with growth in the region forecast at 17 per cent over the next four years this is somewhere we need to be."
The new base will be spearheaded by former London partner and UK tax and family office practitioner Samantha Bradley, and US tax partner Kurt Rademacher, who is transferring from the firm's London office.
Hong Kong tax and commercial advice will also be available from March through an associated firm headed by US tax and Hong Kong lawyer Mary Ellen Hutton, who joins from the local office of US firm Bryan Cave.
The firm has also poached corporate lawyer Guy Facey from Zhonglun W&D, the first Chinese firm to launch in London, which he joined on 3 September last year from London firm KSB Law (The Lawyer, 13 August 2007), where he was a consultant and the head of the international department.
Facey will join Withers in London as a partner and relocate to Hong Kong in March. He will focus on cross-border corporate finance, particularly in the aerospace and automotive sectors.
Robertson said that the firm expects to make further hires in coming weeks.
Also joining the firm is chartered accountant Francis Lee joining from Walbrook Trustees in Hong Kong, who joins as executive director (Asia).
The team will be supported by Silvia On, a specialist in family offices and international structuring who joins from the Hong Kong office of PricewaterhouseCoopers, where she was a senior consultant in personal financial services; and Nisha Chadha, an English-qualified wealth planning solicitor transferring from Withers' London office.


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Single Guy's Spaghetti Meal
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Spaghetti and vegetables cooked with tomato sauce and Parmesan cheese. Cooking the pasta and vegetables together whips this up in no time.
1/2 pound spaghetti
4 medium yellow squash, cut into small slices
4 medium green zucchini, cut into small slices
1/4 cup Parmesan cheese
2 cups tomato sauce
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Cook spaghetti and vegetables in a large pan of boiling water until cooked, about 7 to 10 minutes. Drain well.
Mix in tomato sauce and parmesan.
Nutrition Information
Yield: 2 servings
Calories: 323; Fat: 3g; Cholesterol: 4mg; Protein: 15.3g; Carbohydrates: 63g; Fiber: 7.8g; Sugar: 13.2g; Sodium: 842mg
Calories from Fat: 8 percent
Dietary Exchanges: Vegetable: 1.7, Bread: 3.6, Lean meat: 0.3, Fat: 0.1
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I've replaced the alternator & battery! I can't use my heat or air
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my fuel pump was going bad and would not want to work when it would rain so hit bottom of tank and would fire up for a minute replaced fuel pump started ran fine fired it up again later on worked fine .it rained today and doing same thing wont fire up pops a little but that's about it. can you help me thank you very much ...
Van was fine during trip from Indiana to Phoenix. Made it through the mountains fine, but when we hit the lower speeds here in town we noticed it was missing out. After investigating we found the fouled plug and lower oil level.
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Prime minister says paper's readers agree with his election drive to fight on the side of 'squeezed middle classes'
Gordon Brown has said the British people, not the Sun newspaper, will decide the outcome of the general election after Rupert Murdoch's flagship newspaper delivered a psychological blow to Labour today by declaring it is backing the Tories.
The Sun announced its move in a front-page editorial that hit the streets only hours after Brown made a bid in his conference speech to inject self-belief back into his party, vowing to fight the election on the side of "squeezed middle classes".
In an interview on GMTV this morning, the prime minister sought to play down the decision by the paper that demonised Labour in the 1980s but dramatically switched allegiance before the 1997 election.
"It's the British people that decide elections. It's the British people that I'm interested in and it's the British people that I was talking about yesterday," he said.
"I think that Sun readers actually, when they look at what I said, will agree with what I said.
"Newspapers are entitled to their opinions. Obviously you want newspapers to be for you. But I've got an old-fashioned view. You look to newspapers for news, not propaganda. I don't think editorials will decide elections."
Although the electoral impact of the Sun's decision may turn out to be marginal, the paper's declaration will damage Labour's morale because it undermines the efforts made by Brown and his team to persuade the party it has a chance of winning.
Yesterday, Brown told the country: "We are not done yet," and urged his party: "Now is not the time to give in, but to reach inside ourselves for the strength of our convictions."
The prime minister will have hoped the speech, unusually rich in policy detail, finally puts paid to any leadership challenge before the next election – and translates into a lift in the polls that will stop Labour MPs panicking as the parties enter the new year.
Rejecting the claim that after 12 years in power the government is exhausted, he offered an array of social reforms designed to appeal to middle Britain, ranging from a right for voters to recall errant MPs to free personal care for some elderly people, a crackdown on 24-hour drinking and supervised state hostels for teenage mothers.
He came out personally in favour of electoral reform for the first time, but angered campaigners by promising only that the Labour manifesto would contain a commitment to hold a referendum on the issue after the election – the minimalist option facing the cabinet.
Treasury sources emphasised that Brown had, in negotiations before the speech, agreed not to make any pledges that would entail a net increase in government spending, even though he promised he would protect the schools budget and enshrine in law the government commitment to lift the international aid budget to 0.7% of GDP.
Sceptical backbench Labour MPs doubted whether the speech would change the party's fortunes, with the leading rebel Barry Sheerman saying it would be impossible to tell how the British people viewed Brown until "the dust has settled in two weeks' time". But cabinet colleagues, including the home secretary, Alan Johnson, repeatedly rallied to the prime minister.
Johnson said: "Anyone who thought that we were on our knees, anyone who thought that we had given up and were prepared to just drift out of power know quite clearly now that we are not – it's game on." Paul Kenny, leader of the GMB Union, said: "This was the speech of a prime minister who intends to take the fight to the Tories. As he said, he is not done yet."
Brown, who was introduced by his wife Sarah as her "hero", launched into his speech with a roll call of Labour achievements over the last decade, before taking the political risk of acknowledging the deep "sense of unease" prevalent in Britain. He admitted "the decent hard-working majority feel the odds are stacked in favour of a minority who will talk about their rights, but never accept their responsibilities.
"I stand with the people who are sick and tired of others playing by different rules, or no rules at all."
In his most controversial move, reminiscent of high Blairism, he said: "It is time to address a problem that for too long has gone unspoken, the number of children having children. It cannot be right for a girl of 16 to get pregnant, be given the key to a council flat and be left on their own."
In a move condemned by pressure groups, all 16 and 17-year-old single mothers seeking social housing would in future be required to live in hostels if they were not living with their own parents.
Brown made a sharp U-turn by announcing councils would be given the power to end 24-hour drinking in large areas, rather than in specific clubs and pubs. He admitted "no one has yet cracked the whole problem of a youth drinking culture" and conceded extended drinking had not made city centres easier to police.
He promised the most needy elderly would be given free social care in their own homes, abolishing the means test on care at home for 350,000 pensioners. The £400m cost would be funded through cuts in council and health department marketing budgets.
In what his aides cited as a classic example of the tough choices being taken by the government, Brown announced he was phasing out badly targeted tax relief on employer-supported childcare, costing £500m, in order to fund 10 hours' free childcare a week for 250,000 two-year-olds in poorer communities.
The loudest cheer of the conference came when he announced no compulsory ID cards for British citizens in the next parliament and a draft bill to abolish an unelected Lords before the election. He pledged support for the alternative vote so that all MPs are elected with the backing of more than half their voters. Constituents would be given a right to recall corrupt MPs when parliamentary authorities failed to discipline them.
He said it was his task as the product of "an ordinary family in an ordinary town" to reimpose the values of middle Britain on reckless bankers and tearaway teenagers. "Call them middle class values, call them traditional working class values, call them family values, call them all of these; these are the values of the mainstream majority, the anchor of Britain's families, the best instincts of the British people," he said.
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I need to know how much it would cost to remove a dorsal hump in the middle of my nose.
How Much Does Dorsal Hump Removal Cost?
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Frequently more than just a hump needs to be removed from your nose
Many patients come in for consultations requesting just a hump removal. This is sometimes the case. More often, reducing just a hump can throw a nose out of balance. A qualified rhinoplasty expert can discuss the options in rhinoplasty with you. I like to use computer imaging to demonstrate what hump removal alone can achieve vs. more a more complete rhinoplasty. This is the nose you want to have for the rest of your life, price should be a secondary consideration.
Hump removal is usually only part of a rhinoplasty.
Once the hump is removed the nose may need to be fractured to create a normal bridge. Also, you may need other parts done once this is done to be balanced. Cost varies. Choose an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon to get the best result and don't shop price.
Hump removal, cost.
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Average fee is $4500, but there can be variables. See 3 boarded plastic surgeons in your area for their fees than you can see the average. Regards.
Removal of a dorsal hump may necessitate other maneuvers during rhinoplasty surgery.
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Dorsal Hump Removal in Midwest, US: $4000-$7000
Rhinoplasty is one of the most commonly performed cosmetic surgery procedures. Prices for this procedure vary widely and depend on several variables. It's important to make sure that your fee quote includes the surgeon's fee, facility fee, anesthesia charges and pre and post-operative care. These components may vary widely depending on the surgeons practice.
Generally, surgeons who operate in dedicated outpatient cosmetic surgery facilities are able to offer lower facility fees than those who operate in hospital based practices. Anesthesia fees can vary and this may be related to the use of a nurse anesthetist verses a physician anesthesiologist.
Finally, the physician's fee may vary depending on regional differences and local competition. It's also important to understand the surgeon's revisional surgery policies. Hopefully this won't be necessary, but revisions occur for a multitude of reasons. When all of these variables are considered, fees in the Midwestern United States vary from $4,000 to $7,000. It's important to remember that price is an important part of your decision, but it's not the only consideration. Make sure your surgeon is board certified and has a good reputation and experience in performing rhinoplasty.
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To ensure quality work at most cost effective prices, consult with board certified plastic surgeons that own their own nationally accredited facilities. These surgeons must maintain the highest standards to keep accreditation. Moreover, the surgeons are motivated to ensure quality and properly trained staff (to minimize time and frustration in surgery), private and comfortable facilities (to ensure continued referrals), and less waste (to ensure that they can remain competitive financially with other centers).
Consult with 3 experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeons to understand your options.
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Cost of Nasal Hump Removal
Cost wil vary tremendously depending on how much work will be done. Eliminating your hump may necessitate other changes to achieve a cosmetically successful result. Charges for this surgery average $5000-$8000.
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How TALL is your Jeep?
We're in the process of having a house built and originally required 15' height under our house (on pilings) to allow for parking, Jeep mods, storage of hard top, etc, etc. They talked us down to 12' and are have now driven the pilings into the ground leaving only 11' out!
Anyway... how tall is your Jeep at its TALLEST? As in if you are folding your top up/down, if it's flopping in a messy, disagreeable way - how much height are you looking at? Especially those of you with big lifts and poss. a 4 door JK.
I just have a YJ, no lift, hard top; but husband's JK has a soft top and looking at a decent lift in the future. Right now, with the height of his JK and the top folding up in the process, we have to have 10' clearance. I'm pretty pissed with the situation at hand at this moment bearing in mind we wanted 15' in the first place.
Not sure of the actual height but I can no longer pull into most average garages and I can not put my soft top down while parked under my car port. I think the carport it something like 10' and its not even close to being enough room to put it down on my LJ.
Bummer man, it's totally worth the great Jeep but frustrating when it comes to parking. We had covered parking for the first time at the last condo we rented which was sweet when rainy weather hit, but to put the top back up you had to pull out, it was maybe 9' thanks for chiming in.
I can just barely squeeze in my garage and can only jack it up if the door is down...think it's a 12 ft door? and there's a maybe 2-3 inch difference between garage floor and the driveway. I've a 4" lift and 33s. Is your house on stilts like a beach house? Any space to put a larger carport-ish structure?
Yeah, on stilts like a beach house. The primary point of going up on pilings was for protection and functionality of our jeeps. Simultaneously, we'll have protection if the property ever floods (in a flood zone, no history of flooding that we know of) and a better view of the river. And the point was that we are on less than 1/2 acre and the way our property is laid out (no neighbors and completely exposed) we want everything neat and tidy and only one structure on the property.
I think someone's just going to have to fix their mistake! My husband spoke with the contractor but I don't know the outcome of it yet. Just pisses me off b/c we were very, very clear in communicating our requirements. Thankfully, we did catch (day before pilings started going in the ground) that they forgot to allow for the WIDTH of a drive-entrance. We have some architectural knowledge and figured it out and had to have a new piling plan engineered, there goes another grand... otherwise Greg would have had about 2" clearance (inch on either side) to squeeze his jeep in, that's ridiculous. If short term, that's one thing but when you're spending the money on a new, potentially forever house, wtf?
good to know that 12' is a tough one for you, I see no reason we should have to give in to their mistake, we'd be the ones paying for the mistake day after day, year after year.. not the workers.
I'm 6'4 I have 4 inch suspension and 33s, the top of my jeep is a smidge taller than me
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You may be worrying for nothing. My 4 door JK has 37" tires, and the highest part of the roof is 6'-5" high. If you have 11' of clearance that gives you 4 1/2 feet above the roof of the Jeep.
Yes, but she also wants to be able to flip up the soft top and wants the extra room.
Andrea, have you consider spacers on top of the pilings? :rofl:
You should be fine. I just measured my TJ: 7' 1" tall as it sits in the driveway. An 11' ceiling should be more than ample.
do you want to be able to put the top down without driving from under the house? is it a soft top? i have 8" of lift and ride on 37's and i BAAARRREEELLY fit in my buddies garage.. i think his garage is 7' tall.. y'all should be fine with 11' lay the top down..
My TJ is 81" tall and 87" wide. :punk: He just fits in my garage by a couple inches. :D
Stock Hight little bit bit wider than stock due to wide tires. But if I close the garage door and move it away from the door motor the top goes ip or down easy as pie.
I've got an '07 4 door on 35" KM2's (measure 34.25") with a 2.5" TeraFlex spring lift. My garage is 8'4" tall, and I cannot open/close the sun-rider portion of the soft-top inside - about 6" short of being able to "flip" the top. However, I can fold it down if I start at the back (pull it from the back) and fold as it slides down the sport bars. I would love to have 10' ceilings!
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