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Hi again,
does everyone loose eyebrows and lashes on FEC and or T, mine are still there as of second FEC but wondering if they all go or thin eventually/enevitably and on which cycle does it start.? I guess everyone is so different, but keen too hear from you , thank you x
Hi my mum was on fec for breast cancer i don't know if she was just lucky but she managed to keep most of her eyebrows and lashes, they thinned slightly and she also kept all her hair. I think its normally after 3rd or 4th if its going to happen but everyone is different. Hope this gives you some hope! x
Thanks Rebecca,
yes it does, great to hear she kept her hair too! x
hi, i thought i was going to be lucky enough to keep lashes and brows because they were still there after cycle 4 but unfortunately they both came out, they have come back with a vengeance though my eyelashes are longer than they were before fec.
helen x
How long did they take to come back Helen and did they come back at all in between??x
they did come back in between but only slightly like a quarter of the normal length then they would come out again, they came back properly after around 4-5 weeks of last fec, then had my eyebrows threaded for the first time since march lol
i wish my hair would grow as quickly grrr
helen x
Thanks for reply Helen did you just have Fec or T also?? x
anytime, glad to help. i just had 6 fec,
helen x
Hi,I have just finished FEC-T and pretty much lost my eyelashes about 6 weeks ago. I still have feint eyebrows but not much. I tried false eyelashes but am rubbish at putting them on so I just use eyeliner to define my eyes and hope noone notices the actual lashes are missing!!!! Cassie xxx
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The Thief is the story of a six-year-old boy whose mother falls for a con-man posing as a soldier in 1952 Russia. What makes the picture worth seeing is the acting. The young Misha Philipchuk is unusual among child actors - his performance grows and matures palpably as the picture progresses.
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FOR THEIR next trick, Hamish McColl and Sean Foley (aka The Right Size), have taken on Brecht's satire about a drunken landowner and his disgruntled chauffeur, Mr Puntila and His Man Matti (below). The result is not only
cheek-achingly funny, but a brain-tickling teaser about the nature of man. No really.
Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh (0131-228 1404) 11am
Asylum Theatre company have dug up a little-known text by Samuel Beckett, All Strange Away, and made it work on stage. A clinical-yet-lyrical monologue about imagination and absence, it receives a faultless performance from Mark Stuart Currie.
Pleasance, Edinburgh
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GIVEN THAT she's not been on a UK tour for almost three years now, this has been a busy week for PJ Harvey (right). At the weekend, Polly and folks played V98, while tonight she's headlining at this Flux Festival show. A new album is on its way soon, so there should be lots of new material and quite possibly another dramatic image change.
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Another outfit who play far too rarely are Cincinnati's Afghan Whigs, and they promise two intimate shows before appearing at Reading 98 this weekend. As well as those cultured but abrasive favourites from their back catalogue, they'll be previewing material from their forthcoming album, 1965. Instead of a support band there will be a short newsreel film entitled "1965", put together by singer Greg Dulli, while Pork Recordings DJs set the mood at Reading and a "very special DJ" will hit the decks in London.
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MAYBE IN terms of value for money, a concert comprising one single 65- minute work doesn't sound like an obvious major choice - but such considerations don't apply when the work is Beethoven's mighty 9th Symphony (Choral). The performers are none other than the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Claudio Abbado, and a glittering quartet of vocal soloists including bass-baritone Bryn Terfel (below).
Usher Hall, Edinburgh (0131-473 2000) 8pm
Dynamic young virtuoso pianist Evgeny Kissin arrives at the Proms today to tackle a concerto which might be nicknamed "The Sledgehammer", owing to the brute force it requires - Prokofiev's No 2. Perhaps Kissin's touch will be subtler than the norm. He joins Russian compatriots the St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yuris Temirkanov.
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The opening shot was the publication of a short translation from Proudhon's The Theory of Property, the final section (also available in my translation), where he admits that, if it was simply a question of his personal preferences, his mature work on property might have taken a different turn. That passage is, of course, one of my touchstones for the work I have done in expanding on Proudhon's property theory, since "a different turn" is precisely what I think is needed. But, that said, it is hard to quite get on board with the argument made in Liberty:
Proudhon and Communism
The so-called Proudhonians like to tell us that in preaching Individualism and private appropriation they follow his teachings. This is what Proudhon wrote in his last work on Property, the "Theory of Property," published in 1866, after his death. After having developed in that work the ideas that, with the present development of the State, private property is the only means of defending man's liberty against the State,—he wrote the following characteristic conclusion to his work (pp. 244-246). To private property he personally preferred Slavonic or Communal possession of land.
I have unfolded the considerations which render the idea of private property intelligible, rational, justifiable, without which it would be usurpatory and hateful. And yet, even on those terms, it contains something of that selfishness which is always antipathetic to me. My levelling reason, always against being governed, and an enemy to the rage and abuses of power, is prepared to allow proprietorship to be kept up as a shield and position of safety for the weak: but my heart will never be with it. As far as I am concerned, I feel no necessity for this concession either for the purpose of gaining my own bread, or to fulfil my civic duties, or for my own happiness. I have no need to meet it with others that I may aid their weakness and respect their rights. I have sufficient energy of conscience and intellectual force to suitably maintain all my relations with my neighbours, without it, and if the majority of my fellow citizens resembled me—what need would there be of that institution? Where would be the danger for the little man the pupil, or the workman? Where would be the need of pride, ambition, and greed which cannot satisfy itself except by the immensity of appropriation?
A small house, held on hire, the use of a garden would be amply sufficient for me: my occupation not being to cultivate the soil, the vine, or a meadow, I do not require a park or a large inheritance, and even if I were a husbandman and vine-dresser, Slavonic form of possession would satisfy me, viz., the share falling to each head of a family in each commune. I cannot tolerate the insolence of the man who with his foot on land which he merely holds by a free concession, forbids us to pass over it, and prevents our gathering a flower in his field or to walk over a foot path.
When I see all these fences in the suburbs of Paris which take away a view of the country and the enjoyment of the soil from the poor pedestrian, my blood fairly boils. I ask myself whether such proprietorship which thus ties up each person within his own house is not rather expropriation and expulsion form the land. Private Property! I sometimes met with these words written in large letters at the entrance to an open road and which resembles a sentinel forbidding you to advance any farther. I confess, my manly dignity fairly bristles up in disgust. Oh! I remain with regard to this on the standpoint of the Christian religion, which recommends abnegation, preaches modesty, simplicity of mind, and poverty of heart. Away with the ancient patrician, unmerciful and covetous; away with the insolent baron, the greedy bourgeois, and the harsh peasant, durus arator. These people are odious to me! I can neither like them nor look at them. If I should ever find myself a proprietor I should be one of the that kind whom God and men, especially the poor forgive!
[Source: Liberty (Chiswick), August 1894, p. 62.]
Obviously, the key to the argument is this business of "the present development of the State," which is presumably what forces the embrace of property on Proudhon. For the moment, I'll leave readers to consider whether that is an adequate reading of "The New Theory."
Next up: Henry Seymour responds


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Fantasy Championship! Some leagues have just wrapped up their finals and hopefully you've got a nice Shiva for your mantleplace. But in other leagues the championship has just begun or it's the last week-and-a-half for roto. With a lot of big name players (ahem! Dwyane Wade ahem!) not getting on the court, there's going to be a ton of new fringe guys getting minutes. It's been since Saturday since we've had a round-up, so let's look at the weekend's action (no games yesterday with the NCAA final): Will Barton - Had a career game in his rookie season, going 7-11 for 22 Pts 13 Rebs 6 Asts and 3 Stls. Was all over the place. Wesley Matthews went down spraining his ankle, and it did not look good at all. I think Barton will get big minutes with Matthews likely out for the duration. He needs to be picked up in all leagues. John Wall - After a ridiculous rainbow line on Saturday of 37-4-5-2-2, followed up with a usable 16-10 Sunday. Good things come to those who wait! (except if you drafted Derrick Rose) Kevin Seraphin - Definitely way down there and only for deeper leagues, but two straight double digit games with over 25 minutes off the bench and a block and 4 boards in each. If you need a deep guy who will play, he should be on your radar. Metta World Peace - Apparently going to play tonight after having knee surgery only 12 days ago. Are the stitches even out? Sheesh! He was probably cut by most teams keeping up with their squad, so he's available in some leagues. Ben Gordon - A huge game Saturday night shooting 8-16 (6-11 3PTM) for 27 Pts in 28 minutes. Nothing you can really do, as he was scoreless the game before. All or nothing! Deron Williams - Saving his best for last. Tore up the Bobcats for 32-6 on Saturday and is bringing in that 1st round price tag. Too bad he sunk owners that would've already made it this far in most leagues… Andray Blatche - Playing useful ball off the bench right now averaging 11.6 Pts 3.4 Rebs and 1.3 Blks over the last 6 games. A useful streamer if you can use unlimited moves in the push to your championship win. Reggie Evans - 20 Rebs and 14 Pts. Close to a GOROMOTARO! But not close enough… LeBron James - Returned to the court to go 27-4-5 in 30 minutes. Yeah, he's "hurt." I'm gonna guess he sits out three more games this year. Mike Miller - Still started with LeBron back. With no Wade he was at the 2. If James misses any more games like I'm guessing he will, Miller is a nice add for a spot start. Brandon Knight - Two straight 20 Pt 5 Ast games over the weekend. Still available in too many leagues. The Pistons are gonna give their rook a lot of love in these last few games. Jonas Jerebko - After a tough Saturday, JJ went out Sunday for 17 Pts and 9 Asts while shooing 7/8 and hitting a 3. Another deeper guy that can help ya out. JJ Barea - Not to be outshined by another JJ, Barea get the weekend en fuego award shooting 9-13 Saturday for 20 Pts in 21 minutes… JJ Hickson – …Getting outshined by the other JJs a little by fading a tad down the stretch. I could see one big game left in his season as he's playing for a contract. Would hold onto him… JJ Redick – …Totally outshined by the other JJs with only 8 Pts in 24 minutes Saturday. ThrAGNOFF! Cuttable. Rudy Gay - After a huge game Friday, 1-10 Saturday. Ewwww. Still got 8 Boards 2 Asts and a Block, but dayum, make a shot! Johan Petro - After a career-high 15 boards on Saturday in the start at center with virtually the whole Hawks starting lineup benched, left the team to his wife expecting a baby. Maybe he should get more chicks knocked up as this was obviously his motivation. Hawks Bench Saturday - With only 8 guys on the bench, the three on the bench, Mike Scott, Shelvin Mack, and John Jenkins scored 57 of the Hawks 97 points. I think Scott is a good player, saw way too much of him at Virginia as a UNC fan, but I doubt he will have the minutes to do anything like this again this year. Mack just got the minutes, but Jenkins is interesting to me. He had missed the previous 4 with a concussion and turned in a 23-4-4 game. Worth keeping an eye on. Tim Duncan - Still probably the most surprising thing to me in this final stretch is how dominant Duncan is playing of late. 31 Pts on 12-21 shooting 14 Rebs 3 Asts and 4 Blks Saturday night. Unreal. Kawhi Leonard - One of my boyfriends and who would join me in my hot tub across from Nick and David Wilson's hot tub (if you listened to the football podcast last year you'll get that), Leonard turned in another solid game going 23-6-4-2-2. Another rainbow line! Love this guy. Corey Brewer - I called him a great guy to have if available after Danilo went down (and pretty much all year), and went 22 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Asts and 1 Stl with 2 3′s Saturday. Two straight 20+ point games. Get him while you can! Anothny Randolph - I didn't watch this game, but I imagine a lot of his work came late in the 132-114 blowout. But it counts nonetheless and went 7-10 14 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast and 4 Stls Saturday. Remember when he was a hot up-and-comer then disappeared? I could see him playing 15-20 minutes a night now, but only usable in deep leagues. Eric Gordon - After getting his minutes limited in Utah in a blowout and getting into a confrontation with coach Monty Williams, played 31 minutes and went 17-1-6 and 2 Stls and 2-2 from deep. Good to see him still playing until the finish. Luis Scola - Remember when he was benched? The Suns are a joke right now. 34 mins 8-12 FG 17-10-2-3-1 on Sunday. After that whole benching episode, may still be out there. Russell Westbrook - Narrowly missed a huge triple-double going 37-11-8 on Sunday in a loss to the Knicks. Great year for Westbrook, he's gonna be right up there at the top of drafts next year. Carmelo Anthony - Pushing for the scoring title with 36 Sunday. 167 Pts in his last 4. Pretty nasty. Jeff Green - With both Pierce and Garnett in the starting lineup, dropped down to only 8-3-2 in 27 minutes with 4 turnovers. Yikes. It'll be interesting to see where he will end up going in drafts next year. Tobias Harris - Continues to be the best Orlando Magic player since… Glen Davis? Haha I dunno. Playing unreal still. Loving this run since I was on it early! Nikola Vucevic - GOROMOTARO!!!!!!!!!!!! Tyler Zeller - 2-10 5 Pts 6 Rebs and 2 Blks, but looked terrible in this game. I don't think he'll ever be a good NBA starting center. Love ya Z. Quincy Pondexter - Tied a career high with 17 on Sunday. Not playing consistent minutes, but with no Jerryd Bayless on a sore knee, might have some deep deep value as the top scorer off the Memphis bench. Mo Williams - A huge game for Mo, going 25-4-5-2 with 3 3′s. Another loss on the road for the Jazz who are 12-27 away from Utah. That's no so good as they won't have home court ever in the playoffs if they make it. But hopefully you picked up Mo when you had the chance! Klay Thompson - Finally broke out of his slump this weekend with 20+ on Friday and Sunday. If a panicky or streamy owner cut him, snatch him back up. Chris Kaman - I watched this game and it was pretty unreal that he got so many shots, but they were all good looks. Went 12-21 in 25 minutes for a 26-11-1-1-2 line. Easily his best on the season. Not much you can do, he won't replicate that again down the stretch, but could be a stream start for boards. Games Tonight: 76ers @ Nets then Hornets @ Lakers. Nothing too big, but if you have any guys you want me to keep an eye on let me know. Sorry if I missed anyone important you'd like some info on, but shoot your comments below and let's win those titles!
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Recyclebank Executives to Keynote at Net Impact Conference
Published: October 25, 2012
NEW YORK CITY—OCTOBER 25, 2012—Recyclebank® CEO Jonathan Hsu will deliver a keynote at the Net Impact Conference on Friday, Oct. 26, in Baltimore, Md. The speech will reflect on the Recyclebank/Waste Management collaboration, which brings together Waste Management's curbside collection infrastructure—the largest in the nation—with Recyclebank's vast online community and incentive platform, enhancing growth prospects for both companies and motivating and mobilizing more people, communities and schools to recycle.
Net Impact attendees will also have the opportunity for a deeper dive with Recyclebank representatives in various other sessions focused on the collaboration, product experience and digital strategies that are spurring consumers to make more sustainable choices for a greater impact.
As the premier event for social entrepreneurs, both established and aspiring, the Net Impact Conference will explore the various strategies to most effectively initiate environmental and social impact through their careers and daily lives. For more information on the conference, please visit: http://netimpact.zerista.com/.
The details for Jonathan Hsu's sessions are as follows:
Who: Jonathan Hsu, chief executive officer, Recyclebank; Dave Aardsma, chief sales and marketing officer, Waste Management; Moderator: Marc Gunther, contributing editor, Fortune
What: "Partner for Impact" keynote session
Where: Net Impact, Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, Md.
When: Friday, Oct. 26, 2012 at 9:00 – 10:45 a.m. EST
Who: Jonathan Hsu, chief executive officer, Recyclebank; David Griswold, founder and president, Sustainable Harvest; Kellee James, chief executive officer, Mercaris; Moderator: Sara Horowitz, founder and executive director, Freelancers Union
What: "Not Your Grandma's CEO: Innovative Leadership for Impact" breakout panel
Where: Net Impact, Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, Md.
When: Friday, Oct. 26, 2012 at 3:00 – 4:15 p.m. EST
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Who: Kevin Mabley, SVP client services, Recyclebank; Joseph Vaillancourt, managing director, organic growth, Waste Management
What: "From Handshakes to Households: The Anatomy of a Partnership" panel discussion
Where: Net Impact, Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, Md.
When: Friday, Oct. 26, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. EST
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Gregg Kinnear stars as a small-town pastor whose 4-year-old son (Connor Corum) nearly dies during an emergency appendectomy. As young Colton recovers, he tells his family that he went to heaven. The plot thickens when the boy begins to give details about a miscarried sister and his long-dead grandpa that he couldn't possibly have known about. Kelly Riley plays the mom in Heaven Is For Real, and Margo Martindale and Thomas Haden Church co-star. The film, based on Todd Burpo's bestseller Heaven Is For Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip To Heaven And Back, is directed by Randall Wallace, who wrote the script with Christopher Parker. It was produced by Joe Roth and T.D. Jakes and exec produced by Sue Baden-Powell, Sam Mercer and Derrick Williams. Sony releases the faith-based drama April 16, the Wednesday before Easter. Here's the first trailer:
Hot Trailer: 'Heaven Is For Real'
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1. Is it me or do the first 30 seconds play like a horror movie trailer "Mommy you had baby die in your belly… didnt you?"
2. Is everybody in Heaven white? Cause everybody in this trailer is.
I read about this amazing little boy… Out of the mouth of babes comes truth. Looking forward to an uplifting movie- we need it!!
Beautiful trailer. Amazing story.
OK – so this one is "Based On A True Story" and 'Dallas Buyer's Club' is 'Inspired By A True Story'. So which one is more for real? I'm soooo confused.
No, this one is "Based on the Incredible True Story".
It's kind of like the line from THE THREE AMIGOS … El Guapo is Infamous. "Infamous means he's more than famous. He's not only famous, he's infamous…"
Incredible actually means "impossible to believe".
Yep. So they are actually labeling this one correctly.
So is DALLAS BUYER'S for that matter — there's a great article circulating on what's real and what was made up for literary reason for that film – for instance, Jared Leto's character was made up.
Looks amazing!!!
If by amazing you mean if should be a Lifetime MOW instead of a theatrical release, then sure, this looks amazing for Lifetime.
Agreed. This has no immediacy because there are no characters in clear struggle or conflict. We want to experience overcoming, or at the very least acknowledge something greater than ourselves. This plays as life-affirming melodrama. Should be much more compelling for a theatrical release.
More fiction!!
I want real!!!
Heaven is a myth.
I guess you want to be outrageous so someone will comment on your stupidity. Here is your crumb, now back into your hole.
I don't believe in it, but that means exactly nothing for now because if heaven is real you don't see it until you die. So, we'll find out (or not) later. Until then, would it kill you to let people believe if they want to?
Wow! Excellent. Can't wait to see this. Absolutely!
I'm going to get slammed for this but here goes:
Whether or not Heaven is real will always open to debate. As for the book, these are some of the "highlights" courtesy a descriptive summary from the publisher as to what the little boy claims:
– Jesus rides a rainbow colored horse and wears a golden crown with a pink diamond.
– Everyone in heaven has wings and flies around from place to place – except for Jesus who levitates up and down like an elevator.
– God is `really, really big' and is so big he holds the world in his hands.
– Jesus sits at the right hand of God, Gabriel sits on God's left, and the Holy Spirit is "kind of blue" and sits somewhere in the vicinity of the other three.
– The gates of heaven are made of gold and pearls.
– There are swords and bows and arrows in heaven that the angels use to keep Satan out of heaven.
This same weaponry will be used in a coming battle that destroys the world.
– The final battle will be against actual dragons and monsters while the women and children stand and watch the men fighting them.
– Finally only Christians get into Heaven. Everyone else, including Jews and Buddhists are excluded.
If any of you actually believe this, I have a bridge in New York to sell you,
I'm going to offer an alternative explanation since the little boy didn't write the book, his father did: He made it up, i.e. he's a liar. And he's a narcissist. Considering the trillions of people who've died over 100,000 years, how is it his son gets all this personal attention from God and Jesus? None of this happened. "How do you know?" some of you are asking. Because I have common sense. Dragons and monsters? A rainbow-colored horse? Grow up. Look, if you want to believe this story in an allegorical sense, that's one thing. But stop insisting it's FACTUAL. It's not. You only believe it because you WANT TO.
The Earth isn't 6000 years old and and Adam and Eve didn't live with dinosaurs.
Were you in heaven to give a counterview or are you thinking, because you don't believe it as a atheist human, something like that could not possibly be? Either way, you come off a no-nothing, which I am sure is opposite of what you are trying to perpetrate.
First of all, it's know-nothing, not no-nothing.
Second of all, no, I wasn't in Heaven to give a counterview, and neither was Colton, the little boy. He was clinically dead for only three minutes. Do you honestly believe he learned all of this in 180 seconds? If you watch the trailer, it's clear even the filmmakers aren't buying the book as a whole since the father as played by Greg Kinnear is portrayed as a doubting Thomas. In real life, Todd Burpo is an ordained pastor with strict fundamentalist beliefs (and if you read the book, an irresponsible asshole who kept delaying bringing his sick son to the hospital so he could pray for him instead; it's the reason the kid almost died from a simple inflamed appendix. His idiot father wouldn't get him medical care). Now he's exploiting his son's near-death to foist this fairy tale on the public. It's completely made up and the man should be ashamed of himself for being a liar, If you choose to believe it, fine. Just admit that you only believe it because you want to.
Really does everything have to be politically correct the kids family are white. He probably comes from a town that is predominately white. If the story was made of my town I think we have one black family in the town. It would no way be a racial thing at all. It's just facts about our town. I'm not sure why everything always has to be a problem just enjoy the movie God is not prejudice so I'm sure heaven isn't either
To the comment about only 180 seconds God says the time is only has a blink of an eye in heaven it is not the same as here. Some things just can't be explained I guess we'll wait and see.
I read the book Heaven is for real and after recent loss of a loved one it brought comfort. I thought the book was spectacular and uplifting and I just can't wait to see the movie


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Best way to train with Frag Grenades??
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Sep 29, 2010 at 11:54 UTC
Throw them until you figure out how to kill things with them. Now, how do I mine fish?
Sep 29, 2010 at 12:32 UTC
One way to work on doing it to figure what is the best way to bounce a frag grenade off a wall into a room from different angles. That way you can be offensive and defensive at the same time.
Sep 30, 2010 at 4:22 UTC
Mastery of the sticky plasma grenades is key. These are incredibly powerful and, once you have trained a bit, every throw should result in at least one kill. Invite a buddy into a private game and just practice throwing archs, distance, etc.
Sep 30, 2010 at 4:41 UTC
Uhhh... Practice?
Sep 30, 2010 at 9:18 UTC
Uhhh... Practice?
Just do it!
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alright so you need to shoot a spot on the ground about 23 feet in front of you. Now when you throw a frag straight in front of you it should hit... Just kiddin just throw them and throw them and throw them. It can take a while to get use to arc but you just have to do it to learn it.


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This is all true, Maria does what Hobson tells her to, even firing someone who was just hired because he sees her as a treat to his job. Hobson's one lazy dude. He has head of Company HR, Raphel pass on anything anyone says to him about Hobson. Hobson also got Rick fired. The guys a real jerk. He also was behind Julie loosing her job, and he has been super threatened by her forever, because she was a hard worker and did her job. He isn't so he saw the writing on the wall and when she was out on an emergency, and needed one more day, he got rid of her, working the whole time she was gone, and because she hired people who really respected her and were very loyal to her, he has gone through and fired almost all of them. Except me, I wrote to the CEO of the Company, twice, who did NOTHING, except fire Rick, who was a great guy. Yah, come and find me Hobson, I'll keep writing till I am ready to quit! Hobson is able to fire people by falsifying the information, changing the rules, he is the shadies character I ever met. He's sending these hoods around to the stores who make bad stops and it's just a matter of time before these people complain there was a bad stop, that they really didn't take anything, and there is a huge lawsuit. Hobsons policies are laughable, he certainly doesn't know anything about LP, he doesn't solve any problems, he just creates them. You get fired for not making stops, because you have to work with someone to make the stop, but they never schedule you to work with anyone. Hobson's a genius! He changes peoples schedules without notifying them and then fires them for not showing up. It's laughable. He talks behind everyone's back, has even gotten managers fired. I think it's because he's a minority and the company doesn't want to make waves, no matter how out of control he gets! They turn a blind eye. He has the highest turn around in the country! Kohls as a hole doesn't have a great reputation for treating people they hire with dignity, but Hobson's in a class all by himself. Do yourself and your work history a favor, do not apply to LP in Northern California, I have to stay till the economy improves, but those that he has set up to be fired have a hard time, it's ruined a lot of work histories. He just laughs about it. He has no class.
We need to get an attorney, we need to start a class action law suit, some of those that have been fired already started one.
Kohls on the whole has some real stupid ideas on running the company, and I don't expect it to be in business all that long. Prices are about what you would pay at Macy's so why not go there? They will alow you to return anything you eant, no questions asked, so you know the scammers are jumping on that opportunity. THey will steal something at one store and go to the next and return it, getting free money. No reciept required. I see this going on on a daily basis. Wonder who the braniac was that came up with that one. There are more crooks in these stores than honest to goodness regular shoppers. What a joke!
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Methods: A high-speed (300 mm/s) electrocardiographs recording was obtained in 32 patients in the supine position prior to programmed ventricular stimulation. Beat-to-beat RR intervals (in milliseconds) were derived from an 11-beat strip (10 RR intervals). Logistic regression was used to study the relationship between several variables and a dichotomous dependent variable (inducible, clinical, or electrocardiographic evidence of VT).
Results: Of 32 patients, 12 had inducible VT (inducible VT group) and 20 had no clinical or electrocardiographic evidence of VT (control group). Mean short-term HRV values were significantly lower in those with inducible VT than in the control group in all patients (25±15 ms, n=12 vs 67±22 ms, n=20; p<0.0001) and in patients with coronary artery disease or congestive heart failure or both (22±13 ms, n=11 vs 63±23 ms, n=11; p<0.0001). For the group as a whole, short-term HRV was ≤50 ms in 11 of 12 patients (92%) with inducible VT, but was ≤50 ms in only 3 of 20 control subjects (15%; p<0.001). As a result of a stepwise selection procedure conducted within the logistic regression, only the short-term HRV was found to be predictive of inducible VT (p<0.0001).
Conclusion: Short-term HRV is significantly lower in subjects with inducible VT than in those without clinical or electrocardiographic evidence of VT. The probability of developing sudden death increases substantially when short-term HRV decreases below 50 ms.
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The Indians signed right-handed pitcher Kyle Davies to a minor league contract Wednesday. Because the deal does not include an invitation to big league camp, Davies is expected to report to Goodyear when minor league camp opens Feb. 25.
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You would have thought the world was coming to an end last week after popular movie streaming service Netflix raised its prices by 60%. The company's customers took to blogs and social networks in revolt, threatening to cancel their subscriptions. However, between the cost of mailing DVDs and paying increased licensing fees for content, a Netflix rate hike was inevitable. Is Netflix still one of the best movie bargains available today, and if not, are there any alternatives?
Speaking of subscription offerings, one of Europe's hottest music streaming services is finally available in the United States. Will Spotify be able to displace some of the entrenched players in the space like Spotify and Rdio? You can find out for yourself since we have some Spotify invitations to give away to a few lucky listeners.
Over in television-land the Emmy nominations were announced and as usual, there were a few noticeable omissions. Just ask "Sons of Anarchy" producer Kurt Sutter who chastised the Academy via Twitter for not recognizing the show's star Katey Sagal (who also happens to be his wife).
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June 13, 2011
After months of rumors and speculation Apple finally announced their cloud music service last week. Aptly named iCloud, the new service joins similar offerings from both Amazon and Google. Though each of the services has their benefits, no two are exactly alike. Amazon and Google stream music over the Internet and require you to upload your entire music library. Apple doesn't do any of those things. We dissect the pros and cons of all three services and wonder why anyone really needs them in the first place.
Something else that's probably not needed is a sequel to "Tron: Legacy" but thanks to a television series spinoff of last year's sci-fi blockbuster, we'll probably get one. And it will probably be in 3D like its predecessor even though Dreamworks Animation head Jeffrey Katzenberg is heartbroken over the decline of the format.
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With their loss to the Astros last night, the Nationals hit the 54-game mark, meaning they've played a third of the 2010 season. All things considered - expectations for the team at the beginning of the year, the .502 winning percentage of their opponents and the injuries that have put two of their five would-be starting pitchers on the disabled list - a 26-28 record doesn't look so bad. But since starting 20-15, the team is on a 6-13 skid, and some of the errors that hurt them last year have started to crop up again.
For most of the year, the Nationals have played above their Pythagorean win expectation; now, they're just a game above it. That looks like a classic regression to the mean after the team had won so many close games early. But with better pitching on the way (Stephen Strasburg, most notably, but also Chien-Ming Wang and Jordan Zimmermann later in the summer and possibly Ross Detwiler before that), the Nationals believe a playoff run isn't out of the question.
All that in mind, we're going to review the season at the one-third mark, with a special edition of Second Look:
Golden Geese
Livan Hernandez: Who would've imagined that the 35-year-old, signed for a modest salary (a $900,000 minor league contract) with minimal expectations (eat innings until the Nationals were ready to replace him with a younger pitcher), would have wound up being the ace of the staff early this year? Hernandez has a 2.15 ERA and a 1.104 WHIP, having coaxed some early magic out of his underwhelming repertoire. His fastball might top out at 86 mph on a good day, but Hernandez can still paint with an impressionist's touch; a big, looping curveball and a changeup that he can slow to 64 mph and use to make a hitter look silly. It might not last, but on a staff that's running below capacity, Hernandez has been a godsend.
Matt Capps: Remember last year, when the Nationals were blowing late leads with such regularity it almost became a scheduled event? That's gone this year, thanks largely to Capps, who converted 17 of 19 save opportunities after the Pirates non-tendered him and the Nationals picked him up in December. Capps, like many members of the Nationals' bullpen, has gone through a little lull lately, but he leads the league in saves and could wind up in the All-Star Game.
Ivan Rodriguez: The third slot could go to a number of players (Ryan Zimmerman, Tyler Clippard or Josh Willingham) and no one would complain. But Rodriguez, whose two-year deal with the Nationals at age 38 elicited plenty of chuckles around baseball, has been as big a revelation as Hernandez. He's hitting .325 this year, after posting a .280 on-base percentage last year, and has won rave reviews from the Nationals' pitching staff. When he gets back from the 15-day DL next week, he'll restore a sorely-missed presence to the lineup.
Goose Eggs
Jason Marquis: A 20.52 ERA in three starts and elbow surgery after signing a two-year, $15 million deal? It's tough to find a bigger disaster in the first third of the Nationals' season than Marquis, who won't be back until after the All-Star break and will find competition for a rotation spot stiff at that point in the season. The Nationals signed him to be their No. 2 starter, and they have to hope he can turn in a second half like the first half that got him to the All-Star Game for Colorado last season.
Brian Bruney: Another offseason acquisiton that was supposed to shore up an area of need (the bullpen), Bruney couldn't keep his walks down and was released late last month after the Nationals decided to bring up rookie Drew Storen. Bruney went from a possible setup man to an afterthought - or probably more accurately, a liability - in the bullpen. The Nationals gave up only a Rule 5 pick to get him, but he was expected to help the bullpen much more than he did.
Nyjer Morgan: No one could have expected the center fielder to sustain the .351 average he put up in 49 games with the Nationals last season. But a rough spring training gave hints that Morgan was headed for trouble, and he's certainly found it at the start of the regular season, hitting just .256, being thrown out on eight of 17 stolen-base attempts and making a number of unsightly gaffes in the outfield (including slamming his glove on the ground after he thought the Orioles' Adam Jones had hit a home run, while Jones instead raced around the bases for an inside-the-park homer on May 22). Morgan has surged this week in the No. 2 hole, but if the Nationals are going to win, they need him as their leadoff hitter.
In Case You Missed It:
--The Nationals have a higher ground ball-to-fly ball ratio at the plate than any other team in the majors except the Astros, according to FanGraphs. They've hit homers on 9.9 percent of their fly balls, 10th best in the majors, but their Gb/FB ratio of 1.43 puts them in line more with lower-division clubs like the Astros, Pirates and Indians than contenders.
--Nationals pitchers throw fastballs 61.8 percent of the time, eighth-most in the majors. But the Nationals' average fastball is 89.4 mph, slowest in the majors. That's as accurate a statistical picture as you're likely to find of a staff that includes John Lannan, Hernandez, Craig Stammen and Luis Atilano.
--Washington defenders are still making their fair share of errors, but part of the reason for the Nationals' improvement is the increased athleticism on the field brought by players like shortstop Ian Desmond. The Nationals' team Ultimate Zone Rating is 7.9 runs better than average, 10th-best in baseball.
Talking Points:
1. Who's your team MVP in the first 54 games of the season?
2. Pick your favorite moment in the first 54 games - was it Willie Harris' diving catch to beat the Mets in April, or maybe Josh Willingham's walk-off homer against the Orioles in May? This isn't a multiple-choice question, so any suggestions are welcome.
3. In another 54 games, the Nationals will be four days past the trade deadline. What do you expect the roster to look like at that point? And will this be a team in playoff contention?
Leave your answers in the comments, like usual. I'll have a live thread in a little bit for Nationals-Astros, as well as Stephen Strasburg's final minor league start at Syracuse.


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Regarding the item last time describing how Conflict Catcher and ResEdit may report that AppleShare 3.7.2 has a damaged resource, Leland Wallace (AppleShare IP Client Lead) writes: "I have reproduced the problem. It seems that the Installer script is not closing the AppleShare file properly. Folks who wish to avoid the problem can drag the AppleShare Client file into the Extensions folder from the Installer 'disk' instead of using the Installer application. I plan to upgrade to a more current version of the Installer in the next release of the AppleShare Client, which should fix the problem." (Mark Garrett independently reported the work-around.)
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I went to El Gaucho for dinner last Saturday .
Nice little restaurant,frames of Eva Peron,Alberto Olmedo (old famous comedian),Carlos Monzon (famous boxer),Maradona and Che Guevara (don 't know what was that frame doing there) all around the wall.Wood tables and chairs.It gives the feeling of being in rancho in the campo (country side) Very argentenian.
I had Bife de Lomo con papas fritas y ensalada (Sirloin steak with chips and salad) Massive plate.First it comes the steak and the chips on the same plate , then they bring u the salad on a separate small plate (the chips and salad where included in this £22 overprised dish which is worth in the end),but still expensive) The meat was lovely ,i ordered it a punto (medium) ,it just melt in my mouth.For a moment a i thought i was in restaurant in San Telmo or something .
After that ,there was no room for dessert at all.
There was just one thing i didn't like which was the Bruschetta,olives,sauce and bread "courtesy" they gave me which i had to pay for in the end,which was something they didn't let me know and i found out when i asked for the bill
It isn't about the money ,it's about that they have to let u know in advance as a customer you are that they are going to charge you for it ,it;s up to you in the end if you want it or not.Apart from that the service was good though.
By the way none of the staff were argentenian , apart from the mananger.That was a bit of a surprise as u expect to be served for argentenian people .
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Once she was sure they weren't waiting to spring again, she got up and stowed the pistol back in its orginal place and hurried over to Lolita, where she fell to her knees beside the body to check for a pulse. She was limp and white but there was a faint one there.
She felt Jeredynn's presence behind her and looked over her shoulder - he was offering her the gun back.
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She lifted the Assistant's eyelids, upon which they flickered of their own accord and Lolita groaned as she stirred. Her eyes, though even wider and larger through shock, were chocolate brown again.
"What happened?" she gasped, trying to sit up. Her small frame was still weak, an after effect of the possession.
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Bills Appear to Aim Low in Coach Search, Skip Big Names and Go for Ken Whisenhunt, Hue Jackson Instead
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ST. LOUIS - NOVEMBER 22: Head coach Ken Whisenhunt of the Arizona Cardinals calls a play against the St. Louis Rams at the Edward Jones Dome on November 22, 2009 in St. Louis, Missouri. The Cardinals beat the Rams 21-13. (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)
As seven NFL teams look for new coaches, several of 2012′s head coaches are expected to jump to new teams after being fired Monday. Common sense says that would be Andy Reid, who went 130-93 in 14 seasons with the Eagles, or Lovie Smith, who was 81-63 in nine years with the Bears. Unless, of course, the team is the Bills. Then, apparently, it's time to raid the cupboard of the 5-11 Cardinals, pursuing defensive coordinator Ray Horton or former head coach Ken Whisenhunt, who went 45-51 in six seasons in Arizona. Bills fans, who have watched a long line of coaches come through Buffalo in recent years, can't be happy that the organization isn't aiming at bigger names. Hiring Whisenhunt would also give Buffalo another offensive-minded coach in the top spot, while the Bills have been acquiring players to build up the team's defense. Members of the Bills' front office, which includes new team president Russ Brandon, will fly to Arizona this week to meet with Horton and Whisenhunt, according to USA Today. Brandon is said to be keen on Whisenhunt to the point that he prefers him as Buffalo's new head coach. Brandon is taking over the team from owner Ralph Wilson, who gave him complete control over organizational decisions Monday. Buddy Nix is staying as general manager, although he may have a reduced role depending on how Brandon shakes up the personnel decision-making process. The Bills have also asked for permission to interview Denver offensive coordinator Mike McCoy, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. They also may be interested in former Raiders head coach Hue Jackson, who is an assistant in Cincinnati this year, according to USA Today. Smith is also reportedly interested in checking out the Bills' job, although whether Buffalo has shown interest in him is still in question. But Whisenhunt appears to be the top choice — and he could come to the Bills a bit cheaper thanks to the $5.5 million remaining on his Arizona contract. That's what you want, after all. A coach you can get a bit cheaper.
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