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This fight card absolutley does nothing for me....i couldnt even be asked to turn on setanta sports to watch the damn thing. Hendo V franklin? WTF how the heck is that worthy of main event status, hendo's past his sell by date and frankling is just downright booring. Then theres coleman v shogun....WTF remember when UFC fanboys use to riddicule pride K1 for its freakshows? this fightcard is just pathetic and like a story line that sucks like the last rocky movie. I dont know who should be more ashamed shogun for not being able to clean up with one of the original ufc pioneers or coleman for taking the fight just for the paycheck.
As for horn who cares? The only fight that would have god my attention was kangs fight.
All in all what a pile of shit
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 26, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas Religious focus Hnrald-Zrltung Friday, July 26,1985 BA A reminder God gives gift of ultimate certainty through prayer By REV. RAYMOND D. REICH Cross Lutheran Church The refreshing promises of God that convey the certainty of God's faithfulness are sprinkled throughout the scriptures. "He abides faithful; He cannot deny Himself." His word is "Yea and Amen." What He says, He does. What He does, He does in love for His children in Jesus Christ. God's promises in teaching us to say "amen" in His way of reminding us that the gifts He promises through His Son in the Lord's Prayer are certain. The gifts of truth, faith, obedience, gratitude, forgiveness and forgivingness, testing, and deliverance are there for the asking in faith. But more. He promises to present us with the gift of certainty, the confidence of a lively hope Ministerial alliance begotten in us by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. He enables us to be confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in us will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Like Paul, we can confess with certainty: "I know whom I have believed. I am persuaded that nothing shall be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord." When He teaches us to say "amen" (yes, it shall be so), He promises to give us that foolish forwardness of fa»th which expects Him to follow through on His promises. Though it sounds irreverent, it is actually a sign of our reverence toward our Father in heaven to except Him to produce what He promises, "I will not let you go except you bless me" is another way of expressing the "argument of faith" as a result of the gift of certainty. Our world and our life of uncertainties are confronted head on by God's promised certainty. While the uncertainties swirling around us cause us to tremble, tear us up emotionally, grind at out sensitivities, and make us cry, "Lord, save us, we are perishing," He calms our tempests, commands our storms to cease, and brings us at last in safety to the heavenly shore, where we can sing the great doxology: "Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen." This is the ultimate certainty, the last great gift of the Father. 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Burnley 1 Birmingham City 2
Birmingham City are reportedly looking to offload Marlon King before the transfer deadline but any potential move didn't come early enough for Burnley as his late strike put the brakes on the Clarets' play-off push.
King volleyed home in the 90th-minute to bring an end to the Clarets' three-match winning run after Dean Marney's sending off for a challenge on Paul Robinson had left Burnley to play the final half hour with ten men.
Ross Wallace's penalty had just levelled things up at 1-1 following Curtis Davies' first-half opener for the cash-strapped Blues and with the momentum behind them Sean Dyche's men must have been eyeing another three points to push them closer to the top six.
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As is often the case it was the combination of Wallace and Kieran Trippier down the Clarets' right flank that provided the opportunities.
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Robinson brought down Stanislas just inside the penalty area as he looked to run onto another knock-down from Vokes and with Wallace again taking on spot-kick duties, the little Scot made it two out of two in a Burnley shirt as he drove his effort powerfully past Butland.
That might have been the cue for the Clarets to take control but instead Davies was allowed another free header which went straight at a relieved Grant and Burnley were then left facing the final hour a man down when Marney was sent off.
The midfielder had been given a ticking off for one first-half tackle which referee Darren Drysdale didn't like and when he then slid in full-blooded, but seemingly not out of control, at Robinson there was no leniency shown with a straight red card.
The decision raised the temperature inside Turf Moor as the ten men stirred themselves in a bid to defy the numerical odds and keep their winning run going.
Ings came alive to keep the Clarets driving forward but Birmingham, sensing the possibility of a first three-pointer since Boxing Day, threw on giant striker Nikolas Zigic to try and win it late on.
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He should have clinched victory himself when he headed a Chris Burke cross against a post but in the final minute of regulation time made amends by flicking on a Wade Elliott ball for King to show a touch of class with a volley across Grant into the far corner to end Burnley's flying start to the year.
Burnley: Grant, Trippier, Lafferty, Edgar, Shackell, McCann, Marney, Wallace (Stock 78), Ings (Treacy 90), Vokes, Stanislas (Paterson 83). Subs: Stock, Richards, O'Neill, Long, Jensen.
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Shirley Temple Black, child star who became diplomat, dies at 85
By Eric M. Johnson
(Reuters) - Shirley Temple Black, who lifted America's spirits as a bright-eyed, dimpled child movie star during the Great Depression and forged a second career as a U.S. diplomat, died late on Monday evening at the age of 85.
Black, who lured millions to the movies in the 1930s, "peacefully passed away" at her Woodside, California, home from natural causes at 10:57 p.m. local time, surrounded by her family and caregivers, her family said in a statement on Tuesday.
"We salute her for a life of remarkable achievements as an actor, as a diplomat, and most importantly as our beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and adored wife of fifty-five years," the statement said.
As actress Shirley Temple, she was precocious, bouncy and adorable with a head of curly hair, tap-dancing through songs like "On The Good Ship Lollipop."
As Ambassador Shirley Temple Black, she was soft-spoken and earnest in postings in Czechoslovakia and Ghana, out to disprove concerns that her previous career made her a diplomatic lightweight.
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While I was test-driving the Lexus CT 200h I encountered a number of people who were familiar with the compact hybrid. They'd say, "Isn't that the luxury version of the Toyota Prius? One person joked that the car was just like a Prius, only with a nice interior.
It's true that under its skin the Lexus is largely similar to the Prius, with the same gasoline engine and electric motor combination generating the same 134 total horsepower. But the CT 200h has a different look and feel, and while I don't consider myself a Prius kind of person, I think I'd enjoy driving the CT every day.


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Stuffed Mexican Pie
Low Carbohydrate Recipe
Stuffed Mexican Pie with meat, onion, pepper, sauce, garlic and chili powder simmered in a skillet then topped with cheese, sour cream and egg white. Bake and serve.
2 pounds ground meat, cooked, drained (use ground sirloin, lean ground pork,
or ground white meat turkey, or a combination of any two)
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/4 cup chopped green bell pepper
2 teaspoons chili powder
8 ounces shredded cheddar cheese
1 can tomato sauce (8 oz)
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 cup sour cream plus 1 tablespoon
1 egg white, beaten stiff
Recipe Directions
Place meat, onion, pepper, sauce, garlic and chili powder in skillet. Simmer 8 to 10 minutes.
Spray 8 by 8 inch pan with Pam (or grease). Put meat mixture in pan.
Beat together cheese, sour cream and egg white and put on top of meat mixture. Bake at 375 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes.
Nutrition Information
This recipe yields 6 servings
211 Calories; 17g Fat (72.6% calories from fat); 11g Protein; 4g Carbohydrate; 1g Dietary Fiber; 49mg Cholesterol; >264mg Sodium
Exchanges: 0 Grain(Starch); 1-1/2 Lean Meat; 1/2 Vegetable; 0 Non-Fat Milk; 2-1/2 Fat


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The 24-year-old midfielder has a year left on his contract, but will not extend his stay at Palace after talks over a new deal broke down.
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text: In the Name of God Modularity And Data Abstraction Ada Programming Language Chapter 7 1 The software crisis & reliable programming 1970 Software Crisis software cost increase without bound Dijkstra difficulty of producing a program program length2 But this proportion must become linear 2 Parnas's Principle Control of complexity of a large program Modularization Modules are independent of each other in debug, understand & maintain. Parna's principle : There should be one module for each difficult design decision in the program. If the decision changed, the corresponding module will be changed. Information Hiding 3 Abstract Data Types Data structure representation design decision A common stack implementation : array or linked list set implementation : array of values or bit string Any manipulation must be through procedures. Users must do abstract operations on the DS. Modules provides this abstract operations. Abstract Data Types Abstract operation : push & pop on the stack DS Concrete operation : pointer operations 4 Experimental Abstract Type Languages 1973 : Languages that support data types and modules. Alphard, CLU, Mesa, Euclid, Modula Many of them has the construct of a class, first included in Simula67. These experiences were important for the development of Ada. 5 DoD Saw the Need for a New Language 1970 : the need for a new PL for military services in embedded (or mission critical) computer applications. Embedded : the computer is integrated with some larger system. Nonembedded : i.e. scientific & data processing applications. DoD spent a lot of money for embedded applications, but because of multiple PLs much of them has the portability & reuse problem HOLWG group was created. Higher Order Language Working Group 6 A Series of specifications HOWLG published a series of specifications, each more detailed & specific than the previous 1975 1975 1976 1978 1979 Strawman Woodenman Tinman Ironman Steelman 7 Information Hiding, Verification, concurrency General requirements on the language design More specific requirements Readability Simplicity Module facility to support information hiding Concurrent programming Verification of program correctness Concrete requirements Character set Commenting conventions 8 Several competing designs winner : Ada 26 existing languages was studied, none is usable At first,16 proposals The winner named Ada Augusta Ada, A mathematician and Charles Babbage's first programmer A tradition of naming PLs after mathematicians Become an ISO standard in 1987 9 No Subset or Superset Portability purpose :No subset or superset Register the 'Ada' name as trademark. No subset & superset can legally named Ada How to understand which compiler implements the spec? Validation Procedure, comprising over 2500 tests, attempts to ensure no more & no less than the standard language 10 Ada Has Been Revised 1983 : 1st version, Ada83 1988 : new version, Ada95 1990 report : 41 requirement & 22 new topics. 1995 : resulting revision & includes ideas from 5th generation OO PLs. 11 Ada95 A language that specify all the specification was very detailed. Ada95 1. 2. 1. core languages 2. six special need annexes must be implemented Optional extensions for particular application areas (system programming, information systems, real-time systems, numerical programming, distributed systems, safety & security) 12 Design: Structural Organization Syntax quite similar to Pascal's Keywords in lowercase Others mixed (lower & upper) Declarations Ada's constructs Expressions Statements Types 13 Ada's constructs Expressions & statements similar to Pascal Types also similar but more flexible & less problem Declarations object are very different type subprogram package task 14 package Tables is type Table is array (Integer range < > ) of float; procedure BinSearch (T: Table; Sought: Float; Location: out Integer; Found: out Boolean) is subtype Index is Integer range T'First .. T'Last; Lower: Index := T'First; Upper: Index := T'Last; Middle: Index := (T'First+ T'Last)/2; begin loop if T (Middle)=Sought then location:=middle; Found:=true; return; elsif Upper<Lower then Found:=false; return; elsif T (Middle)>Sought then Upper := Middle-1; else Lower:=Middle+1; end if; Middle:=(Lower+ Upper)/2; end loop; end BinSearch; end Tables; 15 Declarations Object same as Pascal's constant & variable declarations. Subprogram same as Pascal's function & procedure declarations & also operator overloading. Package & Tasks most important facilities declare modules. Tasks can execute concurrently. Basic blocks of Ada programs. 16 modules Communication through interfaces. specification body (definition) Implements information hiding principle 17 Ada Compiler 1. Syntactic analyzer (parser) More complicated than Pascal Some have syntax-directed editor Generates parse tree 2. Semantic analyzer Type checking Process generic declarations & overloaded operators More complex than Pascal's Generates program tree 3. 4. Optimizer Code generator 18 Design: Data structure & typing The numeric types are generalized. Integer type : like Pascal, plus range constraint. type coordinate is range -100 .. 100 Real Floating point Type coefficient is digits 10 range -1.0e10 .. 1.0e10 Fixed point If the computer has single or double precision the compiler selects between them. 19 Numeric Types… Float Short_Float Long_Float Programmers are encouraged to use digit constraint rather than the above types to be more machine independent. Preservation of information principle Floating-point arithmetic : Maximum precision & then rounded. 20 Floating point Approximate Arith. with a relative error bound Fixed point Absolute error bound It fell into disuse after introducing Floating points. The rule of early computers. Still in use for commercial programming More complicated arithmetic Ada must support it, because in some embedded systems peripheral devices (i.e. ADC) 21 use this method. Fixed point Numbers type Dollars is delta 0.01 range 0.00 .. 1_000_000.00 Absolute error bound Values of Dollars are multiples of 0.01 16.75=1675*0.01 2=200*0.01 Min Number of bits: 1 (10000000 ) 0.01 log 2 If delta 26.6 27 Bits a power of 2 : left or right shift Compiler sometimes do this itself 22 Data Structure & Typing Constructors Are Based on Pascal's Similar to Pascal's Name equivalence is used. 2 reasons Repeating a type definition means logical difference. Structural equivalence isn't well defined. 2 new concepts : subtype & derived type 23 Subtypes Constraints defines the subtype of the base type. Arithmetic operations are allowed. Compatible with its base type & other subtypes of its base type (with runtime constraint check) Subtype Index is Integer range 1 .. 100 keyword 24 Derived Types Type percent is new Integer range 0 .. 100 It inherits all of the functions (user defined or built-in) from base type. We can define abstractly-different derived type. Conversion can be done explicitly between base/derived. 25 Constraints replace subranges 1. 2. 3. 4. Replacement of Pascal subrange constructor constraint Range constraint Accuracy constraint Discriminant constraint Index constraint 26 1.Range constraint Integer range 1..100 The same implementation as Pascal's Runtime expressions are allowed 27 Accuracy constraint Float digits 10 range -1e6 .. 1e6 28 Discriminant constraint Person (Male) is a type [person is a variant record of Male , Female] A runtime check is necessary in the assignment of a Person to a Person (Male) 29 Index constraint 2 problems of Pascal's arrays Static indexes Passing arrays with different sizes to a function (i.e. sum) These problems are solved Type Vector is array (integer range < >) of float Data: Vector (1..100) Days : Vector (1 .. 365) Function sum (V : vector) return Float is … 30 Index constraint The compiler must pass actual bounds of the array as Hidden parameter V'First , V'Last , V'Range Name of the array For I in V'Range loop Total := Total + V(I) End loop; 31 Enumerations can be overloaded Pascal doesn't allow overlap of the elements of the enumeration types. Type primary is ( Red, Blue, Green ) Type StopLight ( Red, Yellow, Green ) the Red identifier overloaded to 2meaning Ada uses context to determine which Red is meant In many situations programmers are required to specify. Primary (Red), StopLight (Red) 32 Why we need overloaded enumerations? Convenience 1. In natural languages, one word has several meanings. Ada character set : enumeration type 2. Characters may be repeated in different enumerations 33 Ada character set : enumeration type Type Discode is ('A','B','C','D','E','F','G', 'H','I','J','K','L','M','N','O','P','Q','R','S', 'T','U','V','W','X','Y','Z','0','1','2','3','4', '5','6','7','8','9','+','-','.') 34 7:4 Design: Name Structures The primitives are those of Pascal Constant Variable Type Procedure Function Task Package 35 Variable declaration One of the simplest declaration is the variable declaration It allows initialization Eliminates a common error: using an uninitialized variable It causes a program to be more readable The initial value is not restricted to be a constant. It can be an expression 36 Constant declaration It is more general than a Pascal constant Its value can be computed during the execution of the program This facility aids program maintenance Example: Feet_Per_Mile: constant Integer := 5280; PI: constant := 3.14159_26535_89793 37 Ada 83 allows the type to be omitted if it is a numeric type, and if the expression on the right involve only: Literals Names of numeric literals Calls of the predefined function ABS Parenthesized literal expression Predefined arithmetic operation 38 This feature is included to allow constants of type universal integer and universal real to be named These types Have the maximum possible precision Are not normally accessible to programmers This kind of declaration permits the programmer to name a type- and precision independent numerical constant 39 Specifications and definitions Information hiding was supported by the ability to divide declarations into two parts: Interface Implementation Since subprograms form most of the interface to a package subprogram specification is very important 40 Global Variables Considered Harmful Problems with block structure: Side effects: Result from hidden access to a variable Indiscriminate access: The problem of indiscriminate access is the inability to prevent access to a variable 41 Vulnerability: Means a program segment can not preserve access to a variable No overlapping definitions: The need for this arises from attempts to modularize large systems We can not control share access to variables 42 Side Effects Example: Integer procedure Max (x,y); integer x, y; begin count := count + 1; Max := if x>y then x else y; end It makes it very difficult to determine the effects of a procedure from the form of a call of the procedure 43 Indiscriminate Access Example: begin integer array s[1:100]; integer top; procedure Push(x); integer x; begin top := top + 1; s[top] := x; end; top := 0; … uses of Push … end 44 Vulnerability Under certain circumstances it is impossible to preserve access to a variable The basic problem is that new declarations can be interposed between the definition and use of a variable 45 Example: Begin integer x; …… many lines of code …… begin real x; …… many lines of code …… x := x + 1; ……………………………………… end; end; 46 No Overlapping Definitions Example: begin array DA[…]; array DB[…]; procedure p1; procedure p2; procedure p3; procedure p4; … end ….; ….; ….; ….; 47 Attributes of an Alternative The default should not be to extend the scope of a variable to inner blocks The right to access a name should be by the mutual consent of the creator and accessor of the name Access right to a structure and its substructures should be decoupled. 48 It should be possible to distinguish different types of access Declaration of definition ,name access,and allocation should be decoupled 49 Two Important Principles of Information Hiding One must provide the intended user with all the information needed to use the module correctly and nothing more One must provide the implementer with all the information needed to complete the module and nothing more 50 Packages and Info hiding Package is primary Ada construct for implementing information hiding. Can conceive of an Ada package as the implementation of an ADT. Two parts Interface specification Body 51 Package Interface Spec Contract with user Addresses Rule 1 of Parnas's Principles One must provide the intended user with all the information needed to use the module correctly and nothing more. package Complex_Type is ...specification of public names ... end Complex_Type 52 Package Interface Spec package Complex_Type is type Complex is private; I: constant Complex; function "+" (X,Y : Complex) return Complex; function "-" (X,Y : Complex) return Complex; function "*" (X,Y : Complex) return Complex; function "/" (X,Y : Complex) return Complex; function Re (X : Complex) return Float; function Im (X : Complex) return Float; private type Complex is record Re, Im : Float := 0.0; end record; I : constant Complex := (0.0, 1.0); end Complex_Type 53 Package Body Known only to implementor Contains the information for Rule 2 of Parnas's Principles One must provide the implementor with all the information needed to complete the module and nothing more. 54 Package Body package body Complex_Type is function "+" (X,Y : Complex) return Complex is begin return (X.Re + Y.Re, X.Im + Y.Im); end; function "*" (X,Y : Complex) return Complex is RP: constant Float := X.Re*Y.Re – X.Im*Y.Im; IP: constant Float := X.Re*Y.Im + X.Im*Y.Re; begin return (RP, IP); end; function Re (X : Complex) return Float is begin return X.Re; end;; function Im (X : Complex) return Float is begin return X.Im; end; function "+" (X : Float; Y : Complex) return Complex is begin return (X + Y.Re, Y.Im); end; ----- other definitions to complete the package ---- end Complex_Type 55 The Mutual Consent Problem Implementor can control access to names by their placement. User needs to be able to control access to names visible to him Packages solve this problems, too "use" declaration 56 The Mutual Consent Problem declare use Complex_type; X,Y : Complex; Z : Complex := 1.5 + 2.5*I; begin X := 2.5 + 3.5*I; Y := X + Z; Z := Re(Z) + Im(X)*I; if X = Y the X := Y + X; else X := Y*Z; end if; end; 57 Packages for Shared Data package Communication is In_Ptr, Out_Ptr : Integer range 0..99 := 0; Buffer : array (0..99) of Character := (0..99 => ' '); end communication; 58 Packages for Shared Data with Communication; use communication procedure P is begin ... Buffer(In_Ptr) := Next; In_Ptr := (In_Ptr + 1) mod 100; ... end P; with Communication; use Communication; procedure Q is begin ... C := Buffer(Out_Ptr); ... end Q; 59 Data Structure Management package Stack1 is procedure Push (X : in Integer); procedure Pop (X : out Integer); function Empty return Boolean; function Full return Boolean; Stack_Error : exception; end Stack1; 60 Package Body package body stack1 is ST : array(1..100) of Integer; Top : Integer range 0..100 := 0; procedure Push (X : in Integer) is begin if Full then raise Stack_Error; else Top := Top +1; ST (Top) := X; end if; end Push; procedure Push (X : out Integer) is begin … end Pop; function Empty return Boolean is begin return Top = 0; end; function Full return Boolean is begin return Top =100; end; end stack1; 61 Data Structure Management declare use Stack1; I, N : Integer; begin ... Push(I); Pop(N); ... if Empty then Push(N); end if; ... end; 62 Data Structure Management Dot notation: Stack1.Push(I); Stack1.Pop(N); if Stack1.Empty then Stack1.Push(N); end if; But there's a problem: What if you need more than one stack? 63 Generic Packages Permit the definition of multiple data structures of the same type without copying all the code 64 Generic Packages generic package Stack is procedure Push (X : in Integer); procedure Pop (X : out Integer); function Empty return Boolean; function Full return Boolean; Stack_Error : exception; end Stack; 65 Using Generic Packages Works as if it's a new type, which it really is if you look at the declaration package Stack1 is new Stack; package Stack2 is new Stack; Stack1.push(x); Stack2.pop(y); Static instantiation 66 Parameterized Packages What if you wanted different size stacks? Out definition is fixed at 100 entries 67 Parameterized Packages generic Length : Natural := 100; package Stack is procedure Push (X : in Integer); procedure Pop (X : out Integer); function Empty return Boolean; function Full return Boolean; Stack_Error : exception; end Stack; 68 Parameterized Packages package Stack1 is new Stack(100); package Stack2 is new Stack(64); Now we can have as many stacks as we like, in whatever size we like. But what if you need a stack of characters instead of a stack of integers? 69 Type Parameters generic Length : Natural := 100; type Element is private; package Stack is procedure Push (X : in Element); procedure Pop (X : out Element); function Empty return Boolean; function Full return Boolean; Stack_Error : exception; end Stack; 70 Type Parameters package Stack1 is new Stack(100, Integer); package Stack2 is new Stack(64, character); Now we can have as many stacks as we like, in whatever size and with whatever type we like. What else could you ever ask for? 71 Compiling Generic Packages Relative easy if there are no parameters Still relatively simple for simple parameterization Type parameters more complicated Calculating space for the array Need different code for different types Must generate code for each parameterized set of types! But still want to eliminate duplicate code 72 Internal vs. External Representation Internal Representation Stack1.Pop(n) Number of instances limited by the number of generic instantiations Precursor of classes as seen in Simula and Smalltalk External Representation Complex type Can treat type as a bona fide data value Number of instances can be determined dynamically 73 Overloaded Procedures Identification of what the operator really does requires understanding the context of the operator in question Worse in nested function calls Z := F (G (X, Y)); Solve by propagating type information up & down an expression tree in several passes. 74


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Current Oscar trend suggests a win for 'Barfi!'
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'The Artist' swept the 84th Oscar Awards this year, and not only made black and white films look good but also acceptable in economics driven film world. Even in Bollywood! Here's more about a film titled 'Happi' that's trying to turn back time with black and white treatment.Piya Hingorani, March 15, 2012, 12:23 pm explore: India
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Friday feast: Another young captain crowned, and the future of the Wings
After several years of uninspired hockey and rosters chock full with transient players, I think Brown's captaincy is a turning point of sorts for the rebuilding franchise. It represents some form of stability for a team that's had more makeovers than some of their Hollywood residents.
Brown and his fellow young teammates, such as Anze Kopitar, Alexander Frolov, Patrick O'Sullivan, Jack Johnson and rookie Drew Doughty, are the core of this team and they will be for years to come.
"To me, it signifies having the young guys take leadership of the team, taking ownership of the team and making it our team," Brown told me yesterday from Los Angeles. "It really hasn't been the case here in L.A. for a while. It's been an older team. I think this is about passing it off to Kopitar, Frolov and myself, and a bunch of other guys like Sully and Jack. They want us to make this team our own and run with it.
"You look at what they did in Pittsburgh, they kind of did the same thing. It's Crosby's team and he's a young guy. When you have something to build on like that, it's always a positive."
This is promising to be another long season for the Kings, but at least there are promising signs, building blocks.
"We obviously want to get there as quick as possible," said Brown. "I know it's a process. I've been here for 5-6 years. Last season to a degree, but especially this season, it's the first time I've come back to a team where we had the same core of players. My first 3-4 years, we had different core players every year and it was hard to build on.
"Coming in this year, we've had probably five guys or so that have been here and are core guys for more than a year. It's easier to come back to that situation. We've established that core and it's going to be here for a while. It's exciting for everybody."
As I wrote Wednesday, when Craig Rivet was named captain of the Sabres, I'm more comfortable, personally, when a veteran gets the "C." But there are special young players out there who can handle it, like Crosby and Philly's Mike Richards.
Brown, 23, the youngest captain in Kings history, says he's picked up enough from other veterans and feels up to the task.
"I sat next to Scott Thornton the last couple of years in the locker room and, obviously, he's a guy that's been around the league for a while and been a leader on a lot of teams," said Brown, a lock to make the 2010 U.S. Olympic team. "I learned a lot from him. I played with Luc [Robitaille] and [Mattias] Norstrom and Blakey [Rob Blake] -- so you pick up little things from them. It's a big responsibility, but the neat thing about it is that, with the team we have here, we have five or six other guys who are capable of leading this team. Whether they're wearing letters or not, they're going to be leaders, as well."
The future of the Wings
This edition of the Red Wings won't be back with this current roster next season; there are too many guys who will need raises next season and not all of them will fit under the salary cap.
"This was the year we were able to win the Cup and then add a superstar player [Marian Hossa]," said Wings GM Ken Holland. "No matter what happens this season, we're losing players. Hossa's unrestricted, so are Zetterberg, Franzen, Samuelsson, Kopecky and Hudler is restricted and will be looking for a raise. So, we're going to have to identify two or three of those guys and we're probably going to lose a couple. We have no choice. So, it's probably a one-year window of opportunity to put this type of team together on paper. Now let's see what happens on the ice this season."
Henrik Zetterberg is the No. 1 priority.
"Without a doubt," said Holland. "I haven't really started. We've talked philosophically. He wants to be here and we want him here, so now, at some point in time, we have to get at it."
I think this will be pretty simple -- the Wings are going to have to choose between Hossa and Franzen; they won't be able to keep both.
Leafs watch ... and learn
An interesting sight I wanted to pass on from Thursday night's season opener in Detroit. The Toronto Maple Leafs players were all sitting on the bench, watching the Red Wings Cup banner-raising ceremony. Usually visiting teams stay inside their dressing room during these kinds of pregame ceremonies, but Leafs coach Ron Wilson wanted his young team to soak it in.
"Last year [with San Jose], I made the guys go on the bench and watch as the Hawks honored Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita," Wilson said after his team's 3-2 win over the Wings. "We won the game and everybody said it was fun to see these people up close and to see the way the crowd was. And tonight, I thought it was just as important to see what a winning team gets to experience when they pay attention and you become a team over a number of years."


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The two singers are cast as the philosophical dog Dougal and his prim friend Florence.
They will be joined by Joanna Lumley, as Ermintrude the cow, Jim Broadbent, as Brian the snail, and Richard O'Brien, creator of the Rocky Horror Show, who will voice Zebedee.
Two new characters, ZeeBadee and Soldier Sam, will be brought to life by former Doctor Who Tom Baker and screen hardman Ray Winstone.
The computer-animated movie, which went into production last month, will take around 18 months to make and should be released in 2004. It is being directed by Dave Borthwick.
News of Williams's involvement comes days after it was announced that he had signed an £80million deal with EMI.
It is not the 28-year-old's first foray into cartoons. His video to Let Love Be Your Energy was animated and he provided the narrator's voice in the short Christmas film Hooves Of Fire.
The Magic Roundabout movie is being distributed by Pathe Pictures, the company behind the highest-grossing British animation of all time, Chicken Run, which earned £30million at the UK box- office. Francois Ivernel, Pathe's managing director, said he hoped the movie would appeal across the generations.
'The Magic Roundabout is a wonderful property that holds fond memories for many parents and young children,' he said.
'We are delighted to be signing some of the hottest talent in the world, who are going to bring the characters alive and we are confident we shall follow in the successful-footsteps of our last animated-feature, Chicken Run.' The Magic Roundabout was created by Serge Danot in the mid-Sixties for French television.
It first hit British screens in October 1965 and continued until January 1977, scripted and narrated by Eric Thompson, the father of actress Emma.
It was brought back in 1992 as an early-morning children's show with new scripts, written and narrated by Nigel Planer.
Since its first airing the show has developed a massive cult following among adults, even earning the accolade of 'TV's first psychedelic programme' from Melvyn Bragg.
It is not the first big screen outing for the show. Dougal and the Blue Cat - voiced by Thompson and Fenella Fielding - was released in 1971.
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Top Foods To Get Your Summer Glow On
It's summer, and we are all showing a bit more skin to keep cool. Our skin reflects what is happening inside our bodies, and I see so many people spending money and time to improve its appearance. The foundational pieces need to be in place, or it is an uphill struggle!
As I get older, I am starting to notice myself subtle changes to my skin and want to ensure that I am eating the right foods to support it. Before you turn to lotions and potions, let's turn to Mother Nature and back to basics for some simple ways to get your summer glow on all year long.
• Do properly hydrate
• Consume nutrient dense foods
• Exercise regularly
Here are my top foods I eat to ensure I have my glow on during the summer.
Stay Supple With Sunflower Seeds
Why? Sunflower Seeds are packed with vitamin E to help keep your skin soft and supple and help protect the skin's top layers from the sun.
How? Add to salads, oatmeal, granola or snack on a handful of sunflower seeds as a snack.
How Much? 1/3 cup daily
To Try: Try using sunflower seed butter instead of peanut butter in any meal or recipe that calls for it.
UV Ray Protection With Blackberries
Why? Blackberries are a source of an antioxidant called ellagic acid. Ellagic acid has been shown to protect the skin from UV damage from the sun. Ellagic acid also helps prevent sun damage by reducing an inflammatory body response caused by sun exposure.
How? Add ½ cup of blackberries to your morning granola, add to salads, top on yogurt or puree the ½ cup of dark berries with one ripe banana for a quick non-dairy "ice cream."
How much? ½ cup of blackberries 3x per week
To try: BlackBerry "Ice Cream."
Puree ½ cup of fresh or frozen blackberries and one frozen banana
Fight Hormone Acne With Hemp
Why? Hemp seeds contain gamma-linoleic acid. Gamma-linoleic acid helps regulate hormone levels and helps diminish hormone-related breakouts.
How? Add four tablespoons of hemp seeds on top of your salad, snack with fruit in the morning or afternoon, add to your yogurt or granola in the morning.
How much? four tablespoons daily every day.
Firm Up With Kiwi
Why? Kiwi is a high source of vitamin C, boasting more vitamin C per volume than an orange. Vitamin C is an ingredient needed for the production of collagen. Collagen is required by the skin to keep it firm.
How? Slice kiwi and add to salads, cut in half and scoop out with a spoon for a mid- day snack, add to your homemade fruit salad or swap out your sliced oranges at breakfast with sliced kiwi.
To Try: Make 30-Second Kiwi Jam
- Two mashed kiwis
- 1 Tablespoon of pure maple syrup
- 1 Tablespoon of chia seed
What you DO eat is just as important as what you should avoid. Read my top 13 foods to avoid for your skin on UK Yahoo News here.
It's important to remember that real beauty is more than skin-deep. There isn't a fruit or VEGETABLE out there that can replace the glow of someone who is kind, compassionate and loves life. Be THAT person and glow -- from the inside out!
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You only have to look in the mirror after a few late nights to see the effect that lack of sleep can have on that rosy glow. And there is no shortage of evidence to back up the theory. One study found that chronic poor sleep quality is associated with "increased signs of intrinsic ageing, diminished skin barrier function and [not surprisingly] lower satisfaction with appearance". Another study of 30 women (including former supermodel Jodie Kidd) captured the shocking effects of sleep deprivation on video. "Lack of sleep is a form of stress. This promotes premature ageing and breakouts, so do yourself a favour and be sure to get at least seven hours of good quality sleep a night," cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Sam Bunting tells HuffPost UK.
We all love a hot and steamy bath or shower but if your skin is bright red when you step out, it's time to turn it down a notch. "Overly hot water leaches skin of its natural moisturising factor, leaving it tight and dry, especially if combined with harsh cleansing products. Keep showers and baths tepid and brief and don't shower more than you need to," says Dr Bunting.
When you're choosing a body wash, the temptation can be to go for the one bursting with a cocktail of tropical fragrances or offering a 'zingy wake-up call' to give you a morning boost. But some shower gels contain harsh chemicals that can strip the skin of essential nutrients. If you want to emerge from the shower with soft, sexy skin (who doesn't?) 'mild', 'moisturising' and 'protective' properties should be top of your tick-list. Look out for nourishing products that replenish the skin and protect it from damage. That way, by the time you come to put on your body lotion, you've already made a head start.
It might seem like the 'optional' step in your skincare routine — and one you simply don't have time for. But if you've got a layer of dead skin sitting on top of the healthy new skin underneath, you're never going to get that glow you've been coveting. Exfoliating mitts and scrubs gently buff away all the debris and dead skin, to help you ward off rough patches and keep your skin looking radiant. They also give your moisturiser the chance to penetrate the skin deep down. If time is an issue, choose an exfoliating body wash that cleanses and buffs in one.
Whether you're lathering up with body wash in the shower, cleansing your face or applying moisturiser, massage your products into your skin with gentle circular motions. This stimulates the production of collagen and elastin (proteins produced by the cells to give skin its firmness and elasticity). Massaging the thighs and bottom can also help to stimulate circulation, which helps to reduce the appearance of pesky cellulite.
Long hours at work, hectic social lives, juggling multiple roles, the pressures of 24/7 technology – there's no doubt about it: modern life is stressful. And that stress has a direct effect on the appearance of our skin. One study found that the skin barrier function (the outer layer that protects the skin from damage) was significantly disrupted in female participants who were put under psychological interview stress as well as those who were deprived of one night's sleep. Visit HuffPost UK's 'third metric' to find out how to change the pace of your life and make time for relaxation.
Exercise may not only keep skin younger, but could also reverse skin ageing, even in people who take up exercise later in life, according to a study at McMaster University, Ontario.About half of the participants completed at least three hours of moderate or vigorous physical activity every week, while the others were mostly sedentary, exercising for less than an hour a week.The researchers found that, after age 40, those who had been active had visibly younger looking skin, similar to that of someone in their 20s or 30s, even if the participant was over the age of 65.
If you take the trouble to wash your skin in the shower every morning, why would you undo all that good work by transferring dirt and bacteria straight back into your pores with a dirty towel? The same goes for dirty pillowcases, bed-sheets, pyjamas and towels, which transfer bacteria onto our skin while we sleep. Experts recommend washing bath towels after every three uses and hand towels as often as every use.
There is no magic 'superfood' when it comes to preventing breakouts and boosting the appearance of the skin. But the body, skin included, is under a constant state of construction and renewal — and it uses vitamins and nutrients from food to repair and rebuild. We all know the drill: eat a balanced diet with plenty of vegetables, fruit, whole grains and lean protein and avoid refined sugar, overly processed food and saturated fats.
When you sit at a desk or table, do you lean on your elbow and rest your chin on the palm of your hand? Most of us do it without thinking, but this simple action can spread bacteria, viruses and allergens and act as a trigger for breakouts. According to board-certified dermatologist and Heal Your Skin author Dr. Ava Shamban, this can be particularly troublesome for acne-prone skin, where touching can spread p. acnes bacteria (the culprit behind red inflammatory acne papules, pustules and cysts). The solution? Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly – and stop touching your face!
And it's not just your fingertips that transfer germs and bacteria to your face – your phone is a major culprit, too. In fact, 'Which?' magazine carried out tests on a sample of 30 mobile phones and discovered that, on average, a handset had 18 times more harmful germs on it than the flush handle in a men's lavatory. Give your mobile, landline and office phone handset a quick once over with an antibacterial wipe at the end of each day to help minimise the damage.
If you only ever follow two words of skincare advice, make it this: wear sunscreen. The pearl of wisdom coined in an essay by columnist Mary Scmich in 1997 then turned into the famous spoken word song by Baz Luhrmann two years later, is as important now as it was then. "UV exposure is the major cause of premature ageing, triggering wrinkles, sagging, broken capillaries and brown spots. Building a daily broad-spectrum sunscreen into your routine is the first step to building a meaningful anti-ageing skincare regime," says Dr Bunting.
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Spied: More sightings of the upcoming Tata Indica Limousine
While everyone is hooked on to the spyshots of Fluidic i20 and Chevrolet Sail hatchback, a more humble product is nearly born at the Tata.
Spied – Clear, high resolution image of the Tata Indica XL
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The fight between the strongestMature
Chapter 10:
Eli and Fujiwara stand in a small crater. They jumps and dash toward each other. They clash and Fujiwara sends Eli into the air. Eli sprouts crow-like wings from his back and flies toward him. Fujiwara starts levitating and dashes toward Eli. They clash again and again, moving at an unbelievable speed. Eli gets hit into the ocean and he slides across the water. He blocks an incoming attack from Fujiwara. They both go for a barrage of slashes while sliding across the water. Fujiwara goes for a horizontal slash and Eli goes for a vertical one. They go past each other and water goes everywhere. Eli's pupils glow white and everything starts moving slower. He goes for a slash but Fujiwara blocks it. Everything starts moving normally. Eli grabs Fujiwara and they dash off into the distance. They crash into a beach and sand goes everywhere. Fujiwara appears in the air and rapidly sends out slash waves. Eli dodges all of them and then gets tackled. The sky gets covered in dark clouds. They crash into the top floor of Kyoto Castle and continue fighting. Eli shoves Fujiwara through the floor and they fall to the next level. Fujiwara's sword gets covered darkness and goes for a slash. Eli tries to counter it but fails. His katana gets cut in half and he is sent flying. He regains balance and flies toward Fujiwara. He creates two hatches and him and Fujiwara collide. It creates a shock wave that destroys the castle. Eli's pupils glow white and then time stops. He looks around and Fujiwara is no where to be found.
"Damn it."
He says while he makes time move. Fujiwara comes out of the sky and Eli blocks his attack. They jump back and float in the air. Fujiwara goes for a vertical slash, but Eli parries it. He grabs Fujiwara shoved him toward the ground. Fujiwara stabs him in the stomach. The Masamune goes in all the way to the hilt. Eli throws him into the ground and he bounces of it. Eli rips out the Masamune and then uses it to slash him repeatedly. He kicks Fujiwara in the side of the head. They hit the ground and Fujiwara slides across the ground with Eli standing on him. He does a flip off of him, causing Fujiwara to fly up into the air. Eli then uses the Masamune to slash him across the chest as he is falling.


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Ruim 1 slaapkamer appartement cery centrale
Geschikt voor2
Grootte32 m²
Verdieping0(met lift)
- Internet/WiFi
- Wasmachine / droger
- Handdoeken
- Familie / Kindvriendelijk
- Keuken
- Lift in gebouw
- Ledikant
Overzicht accommodaties
|Landstraßer Gürtel, 1030 Wien, Oostenrijk
|Type accommodatie
|Enkele uren
|Kalender bijgewerkt
|3 dagen geleden
Many attractions are within easy reach , such as the castle and Quartier Belvedere , the Central Station , the Botanical Gardens and the city center ( St. Stephen's Cathedral , the main museums , many restaurants , bars and clubs ) . Opposite the apartment building is the Swiss Garden, where many children are playgrounds and a children's pool . The Arsenal objects including the Museum are only a 5 minute walk away from the building and are easily accessible from the swiss garden.
In addition, the tram lines O , 71, 18 D ( 71 & D lead in the first district of Vienna ) and the S-Bahn Stantion Rennweg just around the corner from the apartment. The train takes you to the Prater in 5 minutes ( Prater Stern ) , where there is also a supermarket, Billa , which is open on Sundays. On the road (Wien Mitte , accessible by O and S -Bahn ), there has recently also a shopping center and metro lines 3 and 4 The terminus of the CAT (City Airport Train) is also located there and is easy to find at the mall. The metro line 1 is 2 stops away on the tram line O or 18 is removed .
Reglementen1 rest periods
In the spirit of good neighborliness , we ask you , in the evening until 9:00 clock comply with the rest of the morning clock 21:30 . Radio and television are to be reduced to low volume.
2 Celebration of parties in the home, alcohol and drug use , loud music , or any kind of noise pollution are strictly prohibited and lead to immediate termination of the lease .
3 At the smokers
The smoking is not allowed in our apartment. Damage such as burn marks and holes in or on furniture , bedding, tablecloths , etc., have the consequence that they must be charged by you for replacement value .
4 key
If you lose your apartment key, the tenant is liable for 100 euros , since the cylinder must be completely replaced .
5 Pets
The capacity of animals and also let in is prohibited.
6 living area
It is desirable to leave the apartment in the state again in which you enter them . In addition, we ask you to deal carefully with the device .
|Weektarief voor maximaal 2 gasten
|€ 305
|Maandtarief voor maximaal 2 gasten
|€ 1090
|Prijs voor > 2 gasten
|€ 11 extra per gast/nacht
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Beoordelingen van deze accommodatie
The apartment is very nice, clean and elegant ! We were very comfortable and Ahmed is very kind !
We enjoyed our stay in Vienna! It is so lovely during Christmas! The apartment is exactly as described, very clean, comfortable and warm and includes everything someone would need during their stay. Ahmed was very friendly and helpful, too.
The apartment is located right in front of a highway, but it really isn't noisy at all. From just around the corner you can take the tram or bus towards the city center or any direction. The ttansportation is really good in Vienna. I would definately recommend Vienna as a Christmas destination and Ahmed's place is a really nice choice of accommodation!
PERFECT STAY!! The apartment was ideally sized for two people. All things are taken care of by Ahmed. Clean and well-equipped. Communication was clear. I received good directions in advance. The internet was fast. My highest recommendations!
Very hospitable owners, always ready to help with any question.The appartaments are located near historic center of Vienna. Everything was pleasant.
great spacious apartment with everything you need. Will be coming back soon, thanks for the flexibility Ahmed and Dasha!
The appartment is great, much better than on the pictures. It is also well located, 30-40 min walk from the center or 10 min by tram. Also easy to reach from the airport. Ahmed and Dasha are very nice. Thank you for the wine and the chocolates!! :)
We enjoyed our stay here! The place was very spacious and comfortable! Ahmed left chocolates on our pillows and wine as a gift!
It is a pleasure to meet such a wonderful people. Great contact with host from the beggining to the end trip, through e-mail way and then in Vienna, help offered every time we needed. Apartment with full equpiment and cosy atmosphere. We really recommend this host.
Thank you very much for the great time and we hope we come back soon.
Greetings from Poland
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Fairbairns Journey Into the Interior
This is a uniquely authoritative and intimate psycho-biography of a psychoanalyst by another who was pupil, colleague and friend for over thirty-five years. Fairbairn was -- with Klein and Winnicott -- one of the founders of the 'object relations' approach to psychoanalysis, which bases personality development on the experience of the infant in its early relationships within the family, rather than on great instinctual forces, the classical Freudian view. This is a moving account, one which sheds important light on the history of psychoanalysis and on the wellsprings of creativity in relation to severe inner turmoil.
226 pages
Publication Date: 1/19/1999
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LAKE FOREST, Calif. – Underhill introduces AuditMaster, a professional irrigation auditing kit that helps trained personnel measure the amount of water that is being applied – and determine if sprinklers are performing to expectations.
The AuditMaster LT kit includes all the tools necessary to audit and evaluate system performance, based on Irrigation Association Guidelines and covered in IA audit classes.
Once an evaluation is complete and results are analyzed, the turf manager may decide to replace underperforming sprinklers; switch out worn nozzles; relocate or adjust heads; or trim landscape obstructions, such as overgrown shrubs and ground covers. The kit typically determines results the same day.
Underhill says irrigation audits will become routine, especially in California as the state's Water Conservation Act takes effect.
The AuditMaster kit includes:
- wheeled duffle bag to store the equipment
- 30 large CatchCanPro cups with inches and centimeters
- 100-foot measuring tape; ¾" POC hose bib with 160 psi pressure gauge
- pitot tube attached to a 30-inch flex hose with 160 psi pressure gauge
- sprayhead tester adapter with 160 psi pressure gauge
- stop watch
- anemometer
- yellow marking flags (50)
- 21-inch wire staff and 4" x 5" flag