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It's always nice when you check your bank balance and there's a little extra cash in there that you didn't know you had – but to be £1.25 million richer would be quite a surprise.
That's what Kieran McKeefery experienced when checking his bank balance online and was met with £1,245,000.
But being the honest fella that he is, Kieran got on the phone to Natwest who then told him the money was from an investment company and it was up to them to retrieve the funds. They eventually took the money back and he was left with an extra £250 in interest.
Kieran, from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, said:
I thought "oh god, what has happened" – I was a bit shocked more than anything else. I called the bank and they said they would look into it.
I was kind of tempted to spend the money but I had read stories about people spending money mistakenly placed in their accounts and getting in trouble.
I spoke to my partner and she said to just leave it there and don't touch it. I was buying a new car the next day and I could have paid for it in cash – and bought quite a few more – with the money in my account.
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I have eaten at Malabar several times over the past few years and have always enjoyed it. The service is excellent, the food, while not perhaps the most experimental is tasty, fresh and good value for money. Malabar is a relaxed place without any pretentious overtones. I for one will continue to call it one of the best Indian restaurants in London.
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We had been following where the migration was on Herdtracker - an online blog that follows the herd every day - and we saw that the herd would be at the Mara river while we were camping in the Serengeti. We were roughing it and camping in the public camp sites in the park. There are no public camp sites in the north though, and we wanted to fulfil a lifelong dream to see the wildebeest crossing the Mara river. I went on to Asilia Africa and found this camp, which was fortunately available. Well, we arrived to a piece of paradise! The staff were superb, going the extra mile to make sure we saw the crossing. The service was excellent and the food was great. Most importantly, (and most campers will attest to this), they did our laundry for us!! Big smiles all round and 5 stars for this very special camp.
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Album Rating: 5.0What do I win?
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Album Rating: 4.510 YoYo points, they can be exchanged for fabulous prizes at the counter to your left
Album Rating: 5.0Sweet.
Album Rating: 5.0How is the 1000th comment any more valuable than, say the 996th comment?
Album Rating: 5.0Cuz there's 0's
Album Rating: 4.5it was the 2000th comment, which was much more valuable because of the YoYo points
Album Rating: 5.0And the 0's are in succession
Album Rating: 4.5yeah, it's kinda similar to how you have a cool username cuz there's 9's
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She drops some seeds into her huddle of holes
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the expanse of barren brown vast about them.
She covers the seeds with new soil,
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creating a mosaic of shades that, though pretty,
hide the seeds from the sun.
She waits.
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She waits again.
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"Artist" leads Golden Globes. Do Oscars await?
By Bob Tourtellotte
BEVERLY HILLS, California (Reuters) - Silent movie "The Artist" painted a pretty picture at the Golden Globe nominations Thursday, leading all movies with six nods, including best film comedy or musical in the race to Hollywood's Oscars.
"The Artist," a silent movie shot in black and white and made in the same way films were before the "talkies," has earned numerous spots atop critics' lists and its director, Frenchman Michel Hazanavicius, thinks he knows why.
"Whether in Italy, the U.K., Spain or Germany, everywhere is the same kind of reaction, and I think that says something about the format. Silent used to be thought of as old. Now, it's no more old or new. It's ageless," he told Reuters.
Along with best film musical or comedy, "The Artist" earned nods for French actor Jean Dujardin, supporting actress Berenice Bejo, director and writer Hazanavicus and musical score.
The Golden Globes, voted on by about 90 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, are among the most-watched awards programs leading up to the Oscars in February.
But in the race for Oscars, the world's top movie honors from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, "The Artist" already faces competition from drama "The Descendants," starring George Clooney as a man struggling to keep his family together, and civil rights-era film "The Help," which tells of black maids in segregated Mississippi dealing with racism.
Each of those two films earned five Golden Globe nods, including both in the category of best film drama, and both have won fans among critics and audiences in a year shaping up as one in which feel-good films or those with a cathartic ending are winning fans and award votes.
Director Tate Taylor called "The Help" a movie about people doing things to change their lives, and Jim Burke, producer for the "Descendants," said that film sent audiences a message of hope. Continued...


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A report by Zurich Insurance calls for improving the language around the '100 year flood' event to one that illustrates the level of risk and the consequences for individuals and communities.
We need to acknowledge that the '100 year return period flood (or 1 percent annual chance) is by absolutely no means 'low risk', the company claims in its latest issue of PERC flood reports which reviews the complete risk management cycle surrounding storm Desmond.
A 1 percent annual chance of flooding in an expensive house is actually high risk compared to other perils such as fire or windstorm damage, the authors claim. "Your new house has an expected lifetime of 50 years. If you live in a 50 year return period that equals to 2 percent annual chance flood zone, this means there is a 64 percent chance you could experience this flood event in that 50 year timespan, and it will cause significant damage and loss to you and your house if it happens," the authors explain.
The report update follows an analysis of storm 'Desmond' in December 2015, which caused severe flooding for homeowners and businesses across Cumbria and the north of England claiming at least three lives and flooding nearly 19,000 homes.
The report recommends better communication of hazard, probabilities, risk and actions to take when providing early warning services to communities.
Also, when the first line of flood defenses, typically the large, constructed schemes protecting entire cities or areas, are either breached or over-topped, catastrophic loss must still be avoided.
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While Denver is known around the world as the concrete jungle where dreams are made of, there is still many a con artist on the prowl looking for the next innocent victim to scam and take advantage of. A so-called "locksmith" certainly falls in this category. You definitely wouldn't want this to happen to you in a city like Denver given that it isn't exactly famous for its safe streets and high security. In fact, it's the opposite. That said how can you avoid getting scammed by a "locksmith" in Denver?
Steps to Take in order to avoid a locksmith scam:
1. Log on to reputable websites such as locksmithsfinder.com. This website provides a comprehensive list of locksmiths that are members of the Associated Locksmiths of America or ALOA. In a city like Denver, it is always better to be safe than sorry especially when looking for a locksmith—someone who will have access to the place where you live and come home to at night. You can also get in touch with the local Better Business Bureau to check if the locksmith company is in good standing.
2. Have a friend or family member keep you company when the locksmith arrives. This person will serve as a witness in the event that any undesirable situation occurs. Be sure that he or she is present the entire time—from when the locksmith arrives to when he walks out the door.
3. Verify the information of the company with the locksmith. In a city like Denver it's always better to keep your guard up. Check if the locksmith arrived in a clearly marked company vehicle displaying the business name and contact information. If the locksmith refuses to give you company information, do not let him or her inside your home.
4. Ask for identification. Any experienced and professional Locksmith in Denver would ask for your credentials and would be willing to show you identification as well. Jot down the information or take a photo of it on your phone for future reference. This indicates to the locksmith that you will report them should any untoward incident occur.
5. Get an estimate prior to starting work. Be sure that you are comfortable with the rate being offered to you by the locksmith. Remember that you are always at liberty to refuse his or her services if you do not feel at ease.
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The real Obama was the initiator of this Austerity nightmare -- a nightmare scripted on Wall Street, which provided the core of Obama's policy team from the very beginning. That's why Obama's so-called Financial Reform was so diligent in making sure that Derivatives were virtually untouched.
The real Obama retained Bush's Secretary of War, because he was determined to re-package the imperial enterprise and expand the scope and theaters of war.
He would dress up the war machine head-to-foot in a Chador of Humanitarianism, and march deep and deeper into Africa.
He would make merciless and totally unprovoked war against Libya -- and then tell Congress there had been no war at all, and it was none of their business, anyway.
And he got away with it.
Now, that is the Most Effective Evil war mongering imaginable. Don't you dare call him a Lesser Evil. Obama is Awesomely Evil.
" The real Obama was the initiator of this Austerity nightmare."
Obama has advanced the corporatization of the public schools beyond Bush's wildest dreams, methodically constructing a national, parallel system of charter schools that, in practice, undermine and subvert the traditional public schools. In some places, they have replaced, or soon will replace, the public schools. The hedge funds and billionaires are ecstatic! The teachers unions then endorse their undertaker , foolishly believing he is the Lesser Evil.
So, what does the Left do in this election? The Left should do what it is supposed to do here in the Belly of the Beast at all times : disarm the Beast. This is their singular duty -- not to advise the Beast, but to disarm it. At this time on the world historical clock, that means ripping the farcical "humanitarian" veil from the face of U.S. wars -- and that face is Obama's face.
No genuine anti-war activist can endorse the war-maker, Obama. If you want to resist actual imperial wars, you must fight Obama. Period. Anything else is to endorse or acquiesce in his wars.
You can attend the United National Anti-War Coalition conference in Stamford, Connecticut, next weekend, where you can meet with an array of organizations to begin a calendar of activities that will stretch past Election Day. You can join with UNAC in working to stop Obama from doing a repeat of Libya in Syria and Iran. If you can't bring yourself to do that, then I have no advice for you, because the alternative is acquiescence to Obama's cynical duplicities.
If the Green Party or any other party firmly opposes Obama's humanitarian, Orwellian farce, then support them. If they don't, then don't lift a finger for them.
If you are going to fight for anything, you've got to fight for the right to fight. That means fighting for the rule of law. So, if you don't plan to go underground or into exile anytime soon, you must fight the president who claims the right to imprison or kill any person, of any nationality, any place on Earth, for reasons known only to him. The man who excelled George Bush by shepherding preventive detention through Congress -- Barack Obama, the More Effective Evil.
Fight him this election year. Fight him every year that he's here.
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Just when the affairs of Chelsea Football Club appear to have moved beyond parody, reports emerge that Avram Grant may reappear as a cool and steadying influence. It has been briskly denied but then who can really say what next is about to fly over the cuckoo's nest?
Imagine it, Rafa and Avram and Roman – football's answer not to the Three Musketeers but the Three Stooges.
No doubt this is extremely hard on Rafael Benitez, who alone among the bizarre triumvirate has a body of work behind him strong enough to survive in some viable form even a fleeting association with what may lightly be described as the management structure at Stamford Bridge. But then he cannot claim to have enrolled in the circus unaware of its worst possibilities.
Grant was installed as a director of football in the first destabilising of Jose Mourinho and the idea of his becoming a nursemaid for the already seriously ailing regime of Benitez, though discouraged vigorously in some club quarters, is scarcely guaranteed to raise an eyebrow.
Reports that Andrei Shevchenko, who was also imposed disastrously on Mourinho, has been seen around the Surrey training headquarters might also stimulate speculation about a meteoric rise through the coaching ranks before he acquires his first badge.
What is known is that Grant, despite all his misadventures since his unlikely arrival in command of a Champions League final blighted by John Terry's missed penalty, remains a football confidant of the oligarch.
Any suggestion that he might now be reimmersed in the Chelsea stew sounds ultimately weird only if you detach it from the club's behaviour over recent weeks. The firing of Roberto Di Matteo, the imposition of Benitez, and his heavy-handed style, and the Clattenburg fiasco have certainly not discouraged the belief that the club are capable of just about any divergence from the realities of the football world.
That Benitez is already imperilled would be something impossible to avoid even without the orchestrated hostility you could be excused for thinking he is hell-bent on fuelling.
His tirade at West Ham, against a team which in other hands so recently won the Champions League and the FA Cup at the end of a season marked by unbridled chaos, seemed as perilous as playing Russian roulette with a full chamber of bullets.
No, you cannot sack a man after three matches but Benitez is threatening the belief, certainly given the culture of a club he has parachuted into with rather more pride than the necessary phlegm.
Of course, he was going to run a gauntlet of prejudice so deep that it could be effectively countered only by a great reservoir of self-belief and an understanding that some wounds take a little time to heal.
Benitez has never displayed a shortfall in that first quality – just ask Xabi Alonso – but the latter attribute has regularly gone missing. After an impressive 45 minutes at Upton Park, Chelsea lapsed into a performance that Benitez said was lacking in confidence, character and leadership. In all the circumstances, it was surely something to think rather than say.
Undoubtedly, the expression of it could have done nothing to weaken Abramovich's so far unrequited passion for the services of Pep Guardiola. Correspondingly, if the most desired of football exiles is following Chelsea affairs from his Manhattan retreat – and has thought about joining Chelsea for more than the proverbial New York minute – his list of demands must be lengthening by the day. The basis of them all would be the kind of authority that was so quickly removed from Mourinho, with the help of Grant.
One interesting perspective on that old catastrophe has been provided by the man who has most benefited from the kind of long-term support denied to each one of Abramovich's managers.
Sir Alex Ferguson supplied it when he said, with minimal prompting, that he could easily see the Special One marching into his shoes at Old Trafford. "He can manage anywhere," said the man who shortly before his 71st birthday is once again bestriding the Premier League.
That would be the final rebuke for the methods of Abramovich, Mourinho going to the club that proclaims, year after year, that one fact about football success is quite immutable. It is the installation of a natural-born winner underpinned by the knowledge that in all football matters he will have the last word.
Ferguson talks of Mourinho's greed for success, the power of his personality and a nerve which, extraordinarily in a man who never played a single match as a fully fledged professional, is unlikely ever to be surpassed. Such assets were in the possession of Abramovich. They were his reward for recognising the strength of Mourinho's impact at Porto and yet so quickly they were pushed to one side.
It is something with which to balance our incredulity at the straight-faced suggestion that Grant might again intrude into the affairs of Chelsea. It might not happen, we are assured, but the fact is that we wouldn't be at all surprised if it did.
That is where Chelsea have placed themselves, beyond parody, beyond reason. It leaves the rest of us awaiting the next bad joke.
Ponting the sportsman, Beckham the showman
While the career of Ricky Ponting ended in a kind of failure the latest farewell for David Beckham was bathed in all the old triumph.
There was also another difference. It was in the reaction of the 37-year-olds to the contrasting faces of those twin impostors of victory and defeat.
Ponting said he was a little embarrassed by the guard of honour ordered up by South African skipper Graeme Smith when he marched to the Test crease for the last time.
Beckham was once again suffused with pride and joy, and wrapped in the Union flag, when his LA Galaxy won a second straight trophy against the titans of Houston, Texas, in that cockpit of football excellence known as the Home Depot Center in the suburban sprawl of Los Angeles.
Forgive the sarcasm. You are probably right that the putative "Sir David" deserves better.
No one has ever coaxed more from their talent, or their ability to ride the celebrity culture which he did quite a bit to invent. It is just that when Punter went down he was engaged in something that has been the constant theme of his sporting life, the highest level of competition, to which along the way he brought quite astounding achievement.
Beckham, on the other hand, reminded you not for the first time of a withering comment made by an old critic of a rather showy goalkeeper of Blackburn Rovers. He declared: "That bugger could make a banquet out of a cheese biscuit."
Now we are told the feast may go on in France, at Paris St-Germain or Monaco. Who would put it past the most durable Goldenballs football will ever know?
More fight than farce, Flintoff foray was good for boxing
Freddie Flintoff's brief foray into professional boxing was neither as humiliating nor offensive as some aficionados might have feared.
As has already been pointed out, Flintoff and his hopeless American opponent Richard Dawson could not muster an authentic combination of professional punches between them. But Flintoff reminded us of the adventurous spirit that made him one of the great cricketers and was respectful of the discipline he had briefly slapped against in a welter of publicity.
Even some of the hype had a germ of truth. Certainly, it was hard to argue that the event had been good for boxing.
This was true at least in the extent of its reminder of what is required when you are obliged to do it for a living.
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The report is the result of a collaboration between researchers from Consumer Reports and those from an independent research group, Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database. Experts identified about 25 ingredients from a database of nearly 1,100, earmarking the smaller group as being associated with cancer, coma, kidney and liver damage, heart problems, and death.
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Here is the dirty dozen chosen by the experts. You can see more information about these dietary supplement ingredients on the Consumer Reports website, including how the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) views these substances.
- Aconite: Used to treat wounds, joint pain, inflammation, gout. Can cause nausea, vomiting, heart problems, paralysis of the respiratory system, and death
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Lester Award
The Lesters is an annual award ceremony for jockeys in Great Britain. The awards are named in honour of Lester Piggott, an eleven-time British flat racing Champion Jockey, and the winner of thirty British Classic Races from 1954 to 1992. The ceremony was inaugurated in 1990, and it recognizes the achievements of jockeys from both flat and jump racing during the previous year.
The ceremony was formerly scheduled to be held in January. It was moved to Maundy Thursday in 2008, and to late February in 2010. The latter event – the 20th anniversary edition – was sponsored by Shadwell.[1]
Flat Jockey of the Year
Jump Jockey of the Year
Apprentice Jockey of the Year
Conditional Jockey of the Year
Lady Jockey of the Year
Jockey of the Year
Honorary Lester
Lifetime achievement award
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International Jockey of the Year
- 2007 – Ruby Walsh
- 2008 – Ruby Walsh
- 2009 – Michael Kinane
Flat Ride of the Year
- 1998 – Darryll Holland on Double Trigger in the Goodwood Cup, 30 July.
- 1999 – Francis Norton on She's Our Mare in the Cambridgeshire Handicap, 2 October.
- 2000 – Gary Bardwell on Bangalore in the Chester Cup, 10 May.
- 2001 – Steve Drowne on Harmonic Way in the Cork and Orrery Stakes, 21 June.
- 2002 – Darryll Holland on Just James at Newmarket, 25 May.
- 2003 – Martin Dwyer on Persian Punch in the Jockey Club Cup, 18 October.
- 2004 – Paul Mulrennan on Blue Spinnaker in the Zetland Gold Cup, 31 May.
- 2005 – Tony Culhane on Toss the Caber at Musselburgh, 4 July.
- 2006 – Martin Dwyer on Sir Percy in the Epsom Derby, 3 June.
- 2007 – Paul Hanagan on Fonthill Road at York, 13 October.
- 2008 – Jim Crowley on Bulwark in the Chester Cup, 7 May.
- 2009 – Tom Queally on Midday in the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf, 6 November.
Jump Ride of the Year
- 1998 – Brian Harding on One Man in the Queen Mother Champion Chase, 18 March.
- 1999 – Richard Johnson on Anzum in the Stayers' Hurdle, 18 March.
- 2000 – Tony Dobbin on Master Tern in the Vincent O'Brien County Hurdle, 16 March.
- 2001 – Richard Guest on Red Marauder in the Grand National, 7 April.
- 2002 – Rodi Greene on Jurancon II at Uttoxeter, 21 December.
- 2003 – Andrew Thornton on Kingscliff at Ascot, 22 November.
- 2004 – Timmy Murphy on Stormez in the Servo Computer Services Trophy, 13 November.
- 2005 – Mattie Batchelor on King Harald in the Jewson Novices' Handicap Chase, 17 March.
- 2006 – Henry Oliver on Sissinghurst Storm at Chepstow, 18 April.
- 2007 – Andrew Thornton on Miko de Beauchene in the Welsh National, 27 December.
- 2008 – Robert Thornton on Nenuphar Collonges in the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle, 14 March.
- 2009 – Tony McCoy on Wichita Lineman in the William Hill Trophy, 10 March.
Flat Jockey Special Recognition Award
Jump Jockey Special Recognition Award
- ↑ "Tony McCoy and Ryan Moore win Lester awards". guardian.co.uk. February 28, 2010. http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2010/feb/28/tony-mccoy-and-ryan-moore-win-lesters. Retrieved 2010-03-05.
- thepja.co.uk – The Professional Jockeys Association.
- thepja.co.uk – The Lesters Past Winners.
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Britain's medal-winning athletes should be rewarded with a raft of honours by the Queen as a token of the nation's admiration, Gordon Brown said yesterday.
The Prime Minister took a risk with protocol by suggesting that Team GB's record haul of gold and other medals would be recognised in the next honours list, due at the New Year. It came as teenage diving sensation Tom Daley won a place in the men's final.
His intervention, on the day he watched Tim Brabants surge to a gold in the men's kayaking, will fuel speculation that Chris Hoy, who won a remarkable three cycling golds, could be in line for a knighthood.
A relaxed Gordon Brown talks to British fencers Katy Livingston, centre, and Heather Fell at the fencing event of modern pentathlon at the Olympics yesterday
Other major awards could go to fellow cyclist Bradley Wiggins and swimmer Rebecca Adlington, who both took double gold in Beijing.
There could be OBEs and CBEs for the athletes who have taken Britain's total medal haul to 44, including 18 golds... and a possibility of increasing the tally this final weekend of the Games.
Mr Brown was careful to point out that honours are nominally a matter for the Queen, in whose name they are presented, although the final list will be a Government decision.
But he added: 'The country will want to see our athletes honoured. The country will want to celebrate their successes and give them permanent recognition.
'This has been a tremendous Games for Britain, and you can't help but feel the excitement here. I know from being in Britain the joy, exhilaration and the sense of achievement across the country as well.
Mr Brown and his wife Sarah also spoke with women's 400 metres gold medallist Christine Ohuruogu
'Our challenge now is to turn what has been two weeks of great sporting success into years of sporting pride. We've got to prove that success is not just a one-off, we've got to extend our domination insports.'
Mr Brown hopes to keep alive national enthusiasm for the Olympics to galvanise support for the London Games in 2012. Opponents will say he is looking for ways to associate himself with the Beijing 'feel-good' factor as a way of boosting his dire standing in the polls.
The middle-distance runner Kelly Holmes was made a Dame after winning two golds in Athens in 2004, prompting calls for a similar reward this time for swimmer Rebecca Adlington. On that basis Chris Hoy and sailor Ben Ainslie, who took his total to three golds in three successive Games, could be in line for knighthoods.
Mr Brown also urged British business to end a funding deadlock and put its money behind London 2012.
He ruled out extra cash from the taxpayer to make up an £80million budget shortfall left by the apparent reluctance of companies to step forward with sponsorship.
Mr Brown's hard line on Olympic finance will disappoint the British Olympic Association, which issued an emergency call for money this week.
Gordon Brown congratulates cyclist Chris Hoy, who won three Gold Medals at the Olympics, at a reception at the British Embassy in Beijing today
But the Prime Minister predicted a bidding war between companies desperate to sponsor some of the star athletes who have won gold in the past fortnight.
'This is the time for them to be making decisions,' he said. 'They have seen who have done well and will do well in future.'
As Chancellor, Mr Brown pledged £600million in the 2006 Budget towards the cost of preparing British athletes for the 2012 Games, with £300million from the Treasury and £200million from the National Lottery.
A further £100million was expected to come from private-sector sponsors, but it has failed to materialise. The lack of private cash with just four years to go has set off alarm bells at the BOA and in Whitehall.
About £20million has been made up by better-than-expected returns from the parts of the lottery being channelled into the Olympics, leaving £80million to find.
Ministers have been resisting pressure to use public funds to make up the shortfall, for fear of setting a dangerous precedent if other sections of the near-£10billion Olympic budget come under pressure.
Double gold: Rebecca Adlington blitzed the Olympic pool
Mr Brown ruled out extra cash, but also pledged not to claw back money from the private sector if it comes up with more than the needed £80million. 'The public contribution is £520million and that stays,' he said.
The Prime Minister opened his visit to Beijing with a tough message-on human and press freedoms for Chinese leader Hu Jintao.
In the Great Hall of the People, Mr Brown was praised by Mr Hu for his support for China at a time when other European leaders have been more critical of Beijing over its occupation of Tibet.
Mr Hu said: 'When the Olympic torch ran in London, Mr Prime Minister, you personally welcomed the torch and you also expressed support-for the Beijing Olympic Games for which we would like to express our appreciation and gratitude.'
In fact, the visit of the torch to London was marked by massed protests against China's human rights record and more than 30 arrests.
Mr Brown urged China to continue with the greater press freedoms opened up for the Beijing Olympics after the Games are over.
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Campuses meeting the applicability threshold must provide Emergency Planning Notification (Form DMA 1003) to Wisconsin Emergency Management (WEM) and the appropriate Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) within sixty (60) days after an Extremely Hazardous Substance is present at the facility at or above the Threshold Planning Quantity.
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Large Quantity Generators (LQG) of hazardous waste must put in their facility file by March 1 annually a report documenting the waste minimization efforts undertaken in the prior year.
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In Wisconsin , state agencies and campuses are not exempt from Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) reporting. Campuses meeting the reporting threshold must file the "Form R" with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources by July 1 annually. Do NOT file with US EPA—this is a state requirement only.
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This paper describes the 'recruitment box,' an integrative model that defines the stream stage patterns that enable successful establishment of riparian cottonwood seedlings. In western North America, cottonwood seed dispersal generally occurs after annual peak river flows. The receding stream exposes moist sites upon which seeds land after transport by wind and water. Germination is rapid, and initial seedling establishment is often prolific. However, the vast majority of seedlings die, primarily due to drought stress, as root growth is insufficient to maintain contact with the receding zone of moisture. Cottonwood roots grow about 0.5 to 1 cm per day or 60 to 100 cm in the first year. Along the 'losing' streams in semi-arid regions, the riparian water table is an almost horizontal extension from the stream stage. A capillary fringe exists above the water table and is often 30 to 40 cm in elevation, but can range from about 5 to 130 cm depending on substrate texture. The combination of root growth and capillary fringe define the successful recruitment band, which is usually from about 0.6 to 2 m in elevation above the late summer stream stage. Within this range, higher elevation establishment occurs (i) for theAigeiros cottonwoods,Populus deltoides, andP. fremontii, which grow more rapidly thanTacamahaca species and occur in warmer areas with longer growing seasons; (ii) along larger rivers that are characterized by more gradual stage fluctuations; and (iii) along streams with finer substrate. The rate of stream stage decline is also critical for seedling survival and should not exceed 2.5 cm per day. The recruitment box model is consistent with dendrochronological interpretations that moderate flood events are naturally required for cottonwood recruitment. Flood events with recurrences of about 1 in 5 to 1 in 10 years often satisfy the model and provide stream stage patterns with a gradual decline through the recruitment box. The model will facilitate analyses of the reproductive ecology of riparian cottonwoods and also permit the prescription of stream stage patterns for cottonwood seedling recruitment along dammed rivers.


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Suzanne Schultz: Wow, this is a biggie. The advantages are you might have a lower interest rate, and lower payments since the mortgage is likely amortized over a long period of time. The disadvantages include that you are eating into the equity in your home and over the long term will pay a lot more since the payments will be made for so long into the future. It really depends on what your amortization period is. Be careful with this. With unpaid credit cards and a line of credit, it sounds like you have budgeting problems. I would advise you to take a close look at your spending and cut out the extras and put that cash towards this debt. Many people who refinance debt into the mortgage keep going back to do this again and again. Finally, RRSP withdrawals are taxable so I would leave this one alone except in very special circumstances.
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Charcot's triad is an eponym referring to two sets of clinical features: one for acute cholangitis or, less commonly, a second set for multiple sclerosis. It is named after Jean-Martin Charcot (1825–1893),[1] a French neurologist who first described the combination of signs and symptoms as they relate to these two diseases.
Acute cholangitis[edit]
Most commonly Charcot's triad is used with regard to ascending cholangitis. Definitions commonly describe three common signs and symptoms:
- right upper quadrant pain,
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- fever.[1]
Related to this description is Reynolds' pentad. Pentad means 'group of five' and includes the additional two signs of:
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- Confusion
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Charcot described a triad describing some of the clinical signs of multiple sclerosis: nystagmus, intention tremor, and dysarthria.[2] These signs are, however, not considered to be pathognomonic. This triad is sometimes referred to as 'Charcot's triad 1' or as 'Charcot's neurologic triad' to differentiate it from the more commonly used Charcot's triad of acute cholangitis.
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Dr. Wilson's Dynamite Adrenal by Allergy Research Group is a powdered supplement that may work to maintain healthy adrenal function. The adrenals are small glands located on top of your kidneys; they produce certain hormones that may work to alleviate certain symptoms associated with stress.
One of the main ingredients in this formula is a proprietary blend of porcine glandulars (including adrenal tissue)' since proponents of glandular therapy believe that tissues from certain animal glands may work to stimulate the functioning of similar glands in humans. As a result' Dr. Wilson's Dynamite Adrenal may help address some signs of mild adrenal fatigue or adrenal insufficiency.
In addition' Dr. Wilson's Dynamite Adrenal provides a wide array of nutrients—such as vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)' vitamin C' and chromium—that may offer further support for your adrenal glands.
Lastly' the herbs in Dr. Wilson's Dynamite Adrenal may work to provide additional adrenal support. For example' maca root powder (which comes from a South American plant) could provide some people with a mild energy boost.
At the recommended dosage of one scoop twice daily' each 900-gram container of Allergy Research Group's Dr. Wilson's Dynamite Adrenal should last for about three months.
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Serving Size: 1 Scoop (Approximately 13 Grams)
Servings Per Container: 90
Amount Per Serving / % DV*
Calories 15
Total Carbohydrate 4g / 1%
Dietary Fiber 1g / 4%
Sugars 2g / †
Vitamin A (As Retinol Palmitate) 2500 IU / 50%
Vitamin C 180mg / 300%
(As Ascorbic Acid' Magnesium Ascorbate' Sodium Ascorbate' Zinc Ascorbate)
Vitamin D3 (As Cholecalciferol) 200 IU / 50%
Vitamin E (As Mixed Tocopherols) 30 IU / 100%
Thiamine (As Thiamine Hydrochloride) 12.5mg / 833%
Riboflavin (As Riboflavin-5-Phosphate) 12.5mg / 735%
Niacin (As Inositol Hexaniacinate) 13mg / 65%
Vitamin B6 50mg / 2500%
(80% as Pyridoxine Hydrochloride and 20% as Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate)
Folic Acid 300mcg / 75%
d-Biotin 250mcg / 83%
Pantothenic Acid (As Calcium Pantothenate) 500mg / 5000%
Calcium (As Glycerophosphate' Calcium Pantothenic) 200mg / 20%
Magnesium (As Citrate' Glycinate' Ascorbate) 200mg / 50%
Zinc (As Ascorbate) 8mg / 53%
Selenium (As Selenomethionine) 25mcg / 36%
Copper (As Gluconate) 500mcg / 25%
Manganese (As Citrate) 5mg / 250%
Chromium (As Trivalent Chromium Chloride) 100mcg / 83%
Sodium (As Ascorbate' Chloride) 10mg / <1%
Potassium (As Chloride) 2mg / <1%
Organic Psyllium Seed Husk 700mg / †
Pantethine 50mg / †
Bioflavonoids 7.5mg / †
Choline Bitartrate 25mg / †
Glycine 1g / †
DL-Phenylalanine 250mg / †
L-Serine 125mg / †
L-Threonine 100mg / †
L-Tyrosine 25mg / †
EDTA (Calcium) 25mg / †
Kelp 25mg / †
Proprietary Blend of Porcine Glandulars 372.5mg / †
(Adrenal' Orchic' Hypothalamus' Pituitary).
Maca (Root) Powder 275mg / †
Ashwagandha (Root) Powder 125mg / †
Licorice (Root) Powder 50mg / †
Eleuthero (Root) Powder 25mg / †
Ginger (Root) Powder 12.5mg / †
Ginkgo (Leaf) Powder 12.5mg / †
Oat Bran 300mg / †
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2'000 calorie diet.
†Daily Value not established.
Other Ingredients: Toasted carob' cane juice evaporate' xylitol' organic psyllium seed husk' sodium chloride' maltodextrin' natural tangerine flavor' natural vanilla flavor' silicon dioxide' carrageenan gum.
As a dietary supplement' 1 scoop two times daily' or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.
Keep in a cool' dry place' tightly capped.
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Dr. Wilson's Dynamite Adrenal
Dr. Wilson's Dynamite Adrenal by Allergy Research Group is a fairly widely available adaptation of Dr. Wilsons formulations for combating adrenal hormone imbalances (very low morning cortisol in my case). This larger size (900 grams vs 300 grams for normal package size) is a convenience and offers some economy in pricing.
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Wentzel, a former South Africa Test player, left Leeds last week following their relegation from the Aviva Premiership, and the experienced lock becomes Wasps' 10th new signing for next season.
He was previously with Leicester before moving to Leeds, spending two seasons at each club.
Wentzel said: "It was a hard decision for me to leave Leeds, but I believe it is the best decision for me and the future of the club.
"I really enjoyed my time there and made some great friends. I must thank all my team-mates and the fans for their amazing support the past two years.
"On the other hand, I am really looking forward to join a club with a proud history like Wasps and believe I can play a part to get them back where they belong at the top of English and European rugby."
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Petty Enterprises has extended its partnership with the Paralyzed Veterans of America through the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup season.
"Our membership has been behind this program from day one and we're excited to continue this into 2009," said Randy L. Pleva Sr., president of the Paralyzed Veterans. "Our partnership with Petty Enterprises has been great.
"We've seen an increase in awareness about our mission since we aligned with The King," he added, referring to longtime NASCAR star and team owner Richard Petty.
The organization will be featured on the Petty cars at Daytona on July 4 and at Texas on Veterans Day.
Since the partnership began in 2006, Petty has made numerous trips to VA Hospitals across the country, hosted Paralyzed Veterans members at racetracks, and attended fundraising events in an effort to increase awareness of the organization.
In 2008, the relationship grew to include Kyle Petty, Richard's son and a NASCAR driver.
"I'm proud of the way that this program has continued to grow because this is a partnership that goes beyond racing," Richard Petty said. "Paralyzed Veterans continues to do outstanding work with America's service members and veterans in a time when they really need its help."
ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE: The Automobile Club of Southern California and its affiliated AAA clubs have signed a multiyear agreement to sponsor the No. 77 NASCAR Sprint Cup entry of Sam Hornish Jr. in a series of selected events, beginning in 2009.
Hornish, a three-time IndyCar Series champion now vying for rookie honors in Cup, will race with the primary Auto Club sponsorship for the first time next February at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif. The deal also includes primary sponsorship at Kansas Speedway in October and Texas Motor Speedway in November, as well as co-primary sponsorship for Hornish, along with Penske Truck Rental, at Talladega Superspeedway in April and New Hampshire Motor Speedway in June.
The Auto Club will serve as an associate sponsor of the No. 77 team for all other Cup races, with Mobil 1 the primary sponsor for those events.
IMPORTANT AUDITION: Cary Stapp earned more than a national track championship this year. The 32-year-old part-time racer also won a tryout with Joe Gibbs Racing.
Stapp, from San Marcos, Texas, is a regular at Thunderhill Raceway in Kyle, Texas. He wound up champion of the Joe Gibbs Driven Racing Oil ASA Member series. Now, he will get the opportunity to showcase his talent for JGR Nov. 19 at South Boston Speedway in Virginia.
"I'm anxious, very anxious," Stapp said. "I'm not really nervous about it, this is going to be a once in a lifetime experience. Actually, I am more anxious about getting in the car then being nervous."
Stapp's goal is to get into the JGR driver development program, and he has done his homework.
"Trey Mitchell, who races at South Boston, used to race at Thunderhill Raceway, so I, got a hold of him and got some pointers," Stapp said. "He is a local Texas guy who moved up there and he said it's a lot like my home track. The fast groove is on the bottom. It's a lot like Thunderhill, but not so technical."
As part of the experience, the married father of two, who makes his living as an electrician, will use the last few days of his 2008 vacation for this experience. It will begin Monday when he is scheduled to get a tour of the Joe Gibbs Racing shop and have a seat fitting for the Toyota he will drive.
"They called me and asked for my measurements," Stapp said. "They want to make sure I fit well in the car.
"Getting the opportunity to visit the shop, right there will make the trip worth it. I have seen pictures of their shop on the Internet and it's like the dream shop I wished I had."
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The left-wing former army officer Ollanta Humala has won Peru's bitterly contested presidential elections after his hard-right rival Keiko Fujimori conceded defeat.
With over 90 per cent of the 19 million votes counted yesterday, Mr Humala had a lead of more than 2.7 percentage points over Ms Fujimori, the daughter of jailed former president Alberto Fujimori. The remaining uncounted votes, largely from remote areas favouring Mr Humala, were expected to slightly stretch that lead. Announcing his victory, Mr Humala vowed the poor would share in the country's new wealth. "We want to install a government of national unity," Mr Humala, 48, told thousands of cheering supporters.
The elections, which passed off without significant allegations of fraud, mark the first time Peru has democratically chosen a left-wing government. But months of fierce campaigning have left the country deeply polarised. The closing weeks saw Mr Humala tacking furiously towards the centre and promising to preserve Peru's booming free market economy, though some doubt his sincerity. He has consistently criticised the failure of policy-makers in Lima to address the needs of communities in the Andes and Amazon. "You cannot talk about Peru progressing when there are still so many Peruvians in poverty," he told a crowd in the capital yesterday morning.
"We will correct this, making sure that economic growth does not depend on trickle-down but on real policies that resolve the problem."
Key pledges include overhauling Peru's ramshackle public education system, raising the minimum wage to £160 a month, introducing a state pension for the poor and taxing the "excess profits" of mining companies. He is also expected to sign legislation that could give indigenous communities a veto over oil and gas drilling and mining on their lands.
Ms Fujimori had a slight lead until the final days of the campaign, which were dominated by allegations surrounding the forced sterilisation of more than 300,000 poverty-stricken women during her father's presidency. Ms Fujimori's vice-presidential candidate, Rafael Rey, provoked outrage when he said that the sterilisations, often carried out during other operations, had been "without the consent" rather than "against the will" of the victims.
The election results were greeted with calls for reconciliation. But vice-president elect Omar Chehade struck a different tone, promising: "There will be no persecution but neither will we turn a blind eye to corruption." He said Mr Fujimori, serving a 25-year sentence for embezzlement and ordering killings, would probably be transferred from his personal jail to a regular prison.
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Using as his starting point Michael L. Fleischer's 1976 reference, The Encyclopedia of Comic Book Heroes: Batman(Macmillan, Vol. 1), Greenberger (coauthor, The DC Comics Encyclopedia) here brings this fundamental guide into the 21st century, documenting characters both recently developed and still evolving. Organized alphabetically by character or site name, the entries run several paragraphs in length. Greenberger omits characters having only casual interaction with Batman; narrative intersections must occur at least twice to warrant a character's inclusion. The book is graphically rich; its stunning illustrations are by nearly 200 artists who have worked on Batman comics over the decades. Recommended for all graphic novel and pop-culture collections.
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