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" Wolvey, Near Hinckley, Leicestershire LE 10 3HG. Tel:01455 220 240 "
Dear Customers,
I am writing to inform you of the changes which have happened to the Axe and Compass in recent weeks.
The Axe and Compass has been taken over by new management bringing in, a brand new menu with fresh and exciting new dishes all from fresh local produce. The dishes are all cooked to order with new specials being added weekly. All dishes can be modified to your liking just by asking a member of staff when ordering.
Food is served all day 12-9pm with Sundays finishing at 8pm.
The menu on Sunday changes depending on what type of meat we have available from the butcher for that weekend.
A fresh, new style of service and comfort with table service and large open fires has been added. Spacious areas for large groups or small cosy outlets for that romantic evening out.
We have a wide variety of Real Ales, including local guest Ales, a brand new wine list and a choice of some great Lagers and Ciders.
Free Wi-Fi is also available for all, with a great incentive of free refills on your coffee when ordered.
Please feel free to contact myself on the number provided to book a table with us or just to pop down for a drink...
Richard Granger
General Manager
Axe And Compass
i rectally went for a meal at the axe and compass, i knew it had not long been re opened but that was no excuse for the standard of food and service they had given me. i went with my husband and my 2 year old daughter.
On first arrival the place looked very dull and i noticed that the place was not as clean as it could be. the floor had dirt over it through out the pub and under some tables was food that looked like it had been there for some days. we found a table to sit at and looked at the menu, we could not find a child's menu around us so we asked one of the waitress and they said they would bring one over one. we waited for around 10 minutes and they brought over a piece of paper with scribbled writing on for what we could chose for my child. my opinion is that is very poor we could hardly read what was written and didn't know if it came with anything so we was left asking questions to the waitress who didn't know her self but we was not to bothered about that cause we knew she was new. when we picked our food we went up to order our food to find out that what we wanted they was not serving and the menu said on the top 'new temporarily menu' so we tough the food on there they would be serving? so that meant going back to my husband and picking what we wanted again hoping they were serving it! when we went up AGAIN to order they asked us what table we was sitting at, well we had no idea they had no numbers on how should we know? in my opinion is find a cheap shop get some wooden spoons and write tables numbers on and sticking them in a pot so your customers know what table there sitting at and nt having to count round from table one that they told you was! once we had ordered the food was quick to come out and while my daughter eat all of her food, me and my husband found that it tasted like it had just been reheated the veg tasted like it had been cooked in the morning and was a bit stale. the staff was quick to clean up and make sure that we had everything that we needed i was very pleased with that.
when it came to paying for the food we had no idea that they didn't have a card machine! they should f let us know before we ordered our food or done a better attempt of putting up a notification instead of one in a place you would not see it. so my husband had to go down to the a5 to get some cash out!
we had noticed as well that the owner of the pub was sitting on the bar stool drinking away very drunk and falling asleep not really keeping check of his staff and his customers he was also chatting very loudly to other men at the bar about his money problems he had with the pub and the cuts hes had to make with getting cheeper food not what a customer wants to hear after just eating? as we was leaving we had noticed a old man in the corner smoking, i know it is not allowed any more and i was more disgusted in the fact that the owner was letting him smoke while chatting away to him!
22 years ago we visited the restaurant to break up a long journey. The restaurant was Egon Ronay awarded and the meal was excellent. We were in the same area and I have never forgotten the quality of the meal all those years ago.
My husband reserved a table (there was no need as it transpired!). The pub had not changed decor wise in those years it was like being in a time warp. The awards had long gone. I sat at the first table at which the upholstered seating was very wet. It smelled of beer on my hand and I quickly moved. Another customer had the same experience. The waitress a good time later felt the seat and smelled her hand looked at me and said it was vinegar. The area was not sealed off, it was just left. The proprietor was sitting in the pub with friends and as he was drinking his conversation about the finances and staffing of the pub was clearly to be heardand very unprofessional. There was no credit card facility. The meal of mixed grill was truely horrible, and fat, gristle was left on my husband's plate. No member of staff asked if meal was ok, and left us with uneaten food at the table for rest of evening. We decided not to complain as the young staff were inexperienced and stressed, but to write our comments on this site as a warning.
It is sad that this once excellent pub/restaurant has so badly declined but I am not surprised that it is facing financial difficulties, that the manager was expressing very loudly all evening. Very disappointing.
I went to the Axe & Compass today for lunch with a friend. I must say that I had some doubts about ordering food as I was walking through and noticed the amount of food that people had left on their plates that didn't look very appetising at all. I spent 20 minutes ordering food and drinks, time I would rather have spent catching up with my friend who was sitting outside wondering where I had got to! My doubts about the food were confirmed, the ham on one of my sandwiches was green and the chips looked absolutely disgusting! They looked like they had been re-cooked a number of times and were a very strange colour! When I complained the chap just said 'sorry about that, I like my chips like that'! Not quite the response I wanted! Needless to say I will never go back or recommend it to anyone!
I visited The Axe and Compass Inn in Wolvey last Sunday for a meal with some family friends. There were six adults and one infant. We arrived at around 1pm and met with our friends in the garden. The garden here is very large, with picnic style benches dotted around, not too close to one another. This was ideal for me as I really do not like going for something to eat and hearing the conversation on the next table, I tend to not talk about anything personal in those situations because I know other people will be able to hear me too. There was no danger of that here. Plus the weather was lovely so we didn't want to be cooped up inside while the weather was so warm outside. That said, there was a private party booked inside so we would have not been able to sit indoors even if we had wanted to.
We sent the guys in to get menus and drinks and to find a highchair. They were gone for 16 minutes, while we were dying of thirst outside! They returned with drinks, menus but no highchair. Dad said that the bar staff although not unfriendly were not particularly helpful and when he had asked for a highchair he was told 'they are about somewhere, you'll have to look for them mate'. Judge for yourself whether you think that is acceptable, good service or not, but for me it was far off the mark. I don't even get that attitude in fast food eateries. I would have expected someone to bring one to us, or at the very least tell us exactly where to find one. As it happened one appeared out of nowhere and was propped against a wall. Dad went to fetch it and brought it over the table with a somewhat disgusted look on his face, and rightly so. I have never seen such a revolting state. A child is expected to sit in a highchair and eat. It was so dirty. I always carry antibacterial wipes or Milton wipes for eventualities such as this but generally a quick wipe over with a baby wipes is sufficient. I set about cleaning it as best I could which took about 10 minutes. It was much better but really still quite gross. I set about feeding my son (who tends to eat about 5 courses, he is never satisfied) and then put him out on the grass to have a crawl about. There were a few cigarette butts about, but that was to be expected and I quickly removed them from his reach so he could play safely.
I really fancied a roast dinner, being a Sunday and all. However, when the waitress came over to take our orders we were told that roasts would not be served outside, she didn't know why. So, I glanced over the menu again and opted for the homemade cottage pie, sticking to a traditional meal still! Other orders on our table were 8oz sirloin, omelette, gammon x 2 and some sort of warm salmon salad. The food arrived fairly quickly, was about 20 minutes. The food was delicious and everyone enjoyed their own meals and did swaps with everyone else to try (apart from the salmon salad which was, apparently, too good to share) I only tried the gammon myself. It was very tender and succulent and of a nice size. It was served with egg, pineapple, chips and peas. My meal, the cottage pie was very impressive; served with chunky chips and peas. The beef in the dish was clearly of good quality, the gravy was tasty and of a good consistency, not to watery, not to gloopy! On the whole my meal was delicious and I would definitely order it again. We didn't have puddings at all as we were all quite full but some of the puddings on the menu were chocolate lumpy bumpy cake, strawberry meringue, cheesecake, ice cream, the usual suspects really.
I used the ladies once. They were fairly well decorated and fairly clean, but looked like they were waiting for another; they wouldn't have won an award for the cleanest loos, but I have certainly seen an awful lot worse. They weren't so bad that I felt the need to report them to a member of staff. They were a bit smelly though.
I didn't put my hand in my pocket personally so it was no issue to me, but I remember that the cottage pie was £8.95, the steak £13.75, the gammon was around £8.95 also. A fairly decent price I think. I don't know the cost of the drinks but I think they were fairly decent, the regular sort of price.
The food was very enjoyable, the service time great, the helpfulness of the staff questionable and cleanliness of the place, going by the highchair, appalling!


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Baltimore Bays (Md.)
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11 CASL Elite (N.C.)
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How are the women out there doing this season? It's so quiet on this forum I'm wondering if anyone's out there anymore...
I'm a new hunter, and so far I've had two successful hunts - one pheasant, one duck - and three hunts where I didn't fire a shot. But I'm optimistic about the weekend coming up.
Been hunting in flooded rice fields and boy was it fun trying to learn to walk in that stuff. Fell like a toddler, over and over. Good thing I only got one duck that day, because I don't think I can slog 10 feet without tipping over. After the first time I realized pretty quickly that I didn't need to catch myself with my hand (and soak my jacket in the process) - that falling to your knees in a foot of water is good enough.
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Monday, July 2, 2012
A room for a teenager
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BEAUTIFUL. I'm redoing my sons room and he loves the color that you used. What is the paint color called?ReplyDelete
I know your teenager appreciates all your effort and is enjoying the updated environment..Great job Mom!ReplyDelete
Very nice. I love the green and the art that you made.ReplyDelete
What a cute transformation. I'm sure you teenager is thrilled!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your creativity at Potpourri Friday!
I like your son's room. I painted my teenage son's room and bathroom in the same color scheme last year. I just love that shade of green. I'll bet your son loves his new room. Great job! Thanks for linking up to our All Star Block Party.ReplyDelete
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Wonderful transformation, especially given you did it on a budget! He must be thrilled with it.ReplyDelete
I LOVE that color! great transformation. Thanks for sharing at Terrific Tuesdays.ReplyDelete
What a great transformation. I love the shelves in the computer nook area. They add some storage and get rid of the wasted space. I just like it. A great room for a teen boy. Thanks for sharing at the All Star Block Party!ReplyDelete
I bet your son is thrilled with his updated room!ReplyDelete
Looks really cute Amy with all the little touches you added!ReplyDelete
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Thanks everyone! My son is delighted, well as delighted as a thirteen year old boy can be!ReplyDelete
It's Party Time over at Debt Free Mommy Blog and you are invited! Please come link up anything related to making your space better at http://debtfreemommyblog.blogspot.com/ and mark your calendars for every Making Space Mondays linky party. Hope to see you there! -TabithaReplyDelete
Great room makeover! I hope your son enjoys it for many years to come!!ReplyDelete
We are making over the room our just turned 13 year old used to share with his older brother. It is now his alone so we are having a little fun with it. We are just in the beginning stages but hope to have it done before he goes back to school in two weeks! :)
I'm sure your son has an opinion about his room now - it looks great! Love the green on the walls, and the headboard looks really good. Proof that you don't have to spend a lot of money to make a big change in a room - some paint and creativity is all you need :-)ReplyDelete
Happy, happy birthday to your son! Love the fan upgrade! The room came out great. Thank you so much for linking up to our party. :)ReplyDelete
Amy, what a great teen room you created! Love the colors and the details and the stripes on the ceiling fan ...ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing at our Crazy for Color link party!
Any teen would love this cool space! It truly is "EPIC"!!ReplyDelete
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Sweetie, you need to tell us what your hair type is. I mean, if anyone is using this curl cream they can tell you how they use it, but otherwise, if anyone has general advice, they can offer it if they know what type of hair you have.
If for example, I know you have hair similar to mine, I could say, "I haven't tried this cream, but I can tell because you have hair like mine that you should probably use a gel over it to seal it, because whenever I use a curl cream I still have to seal my curls with a gel or else I frizz. We both have hair that is prone to frizz, I can tell by our hair types."
But without knowing your hair type, I have no idea if your hair is prone to frizz, or if the curl cream itself is causing your hair to frizz. I can speculate that perhaps something in the cream (wheat protein, perhaps?) is causing your hair to frizz, but I don't know.
So what is your hair type? Does it tend to frizz? What do you normally style it with?
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Almost 75 years ago when Dr. M. Dorcas Clark graduated from high school, medical career choices for women were limited and female physicians were rare. That didn't stop the Fayette County native from embarking on a lifelong career as a pioneer in medicine.
After completing her bachelor's degree in three years at West Virginia University, Clark entered the University of Maryland Medical School, graduating in 1945.
"I was one of five women in a graduating class of more than 100," Clark said.
While serving in an internal medicine residency at University Hospital in Baltimore, Clark married John B. Harley, also a physician, in 1947. When her residency was over, Clark and her husband ran a family practice in Terra Alta, W.Va. "It was a little country town on top of a mountain," she said, "and I was the only woman physician in the Morgantown area."
Clark and her husband eventually had a small farm and four children, and she said they ran a typical family practice at the time, which included long hours and house calls, and sometimes dozens of patients a day.
Even though Clark had a woman who looked after the family while she was at the practice, "I tried to do everything," she said. "I'd have office hours during the afternoon, then go home to have dinner with my children and put them to bed, then go back to the office, often late into the night."
Deciding that she wanted to spend more time with her family, Clark completed a second residency from 1964 to 1968 in radiology at West Virginia University because of the attraction of regular hours.
"I had to give either the kids away or give that kind of medicine away, so of course I decided to give the medicine away," she said with a laugh.
Clark's training in radiology was the beginning of her expertise in breast cancer detection, although she said examining the breast in the mid-1960s was nothing like it is today.
"We would have the woman lie on the exam table," Clark said, "and then lower the X-ray machine onto her breast. We actually only X-rayed about five patients at the most because we figured they were getting too much radiation and the films were terrible."
By the time Dr. Clark arrived at Indiana Regional Medical Center's Radiology Department in 1980, mammography had advanced, but at that time, only one or two patients per month were receiving mammograms, compared to the current rate of 45 per day.
During her 16 years at IRMC before retiring in 1996, Clark gained distinction as an expert in mammography, and continues to advocate for breast cancer awareness.
She is proud that during her tenure, IRMC started using digital mammograms, which allow doctors to view the image on a computer screen and adjust the image size, brightness or contrast to see certain areas more clearly.
"Even our mobile unit is digital," Clark said.
Although digital mammography is a huge advancement, Clark feels that self-exams are an important tool in breast cancer detection because not all women have mammograms.
She also tries to educate men about awareness, since they, too, can get breast cancer.
"I diagnosed two or three since I came to Indiana," Clark said. When a doctor suspects that a man has a malignancy, the center recognizes that the patient may be uncomfortable or reluctant about having the test performed. "We do a lot of mammograms on men," she said, "and we try to make it as comfortable as possible."
In 2005, IRMC honored Clark by dedicating its new M. Dorcas Clark, MD, Women's Imaging Center in her honor. At more than 9,500 square feet, the imaging center offers bone-density testing to detect osteoporosis, breast ultrasound, mammography and stereotactic biopsy, which uses digital images to pinpoint the location of a breast mass before collecting a specimen. The center also has technology available to perform breast magnetic resonance imaging for certain breast masses that are difficult to detect.
Looking back on her 48 years as a practicing physician, Clark said she is happy with her "rare" career choice.
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Thousands of women over the age of 50 are being forced to give up work because of the pressures of looking after their elderly parents and grandchildren, a study reveals today.
The report by the Institute for Public Policy Research think-tank calls for women caught in the "sandwich generation" to be allowed to benefit from "granny leave", which could be transferred from their children, and give them time off work to spend on caring duties.
Underlying the extent of the sandwich generation are figures from the IPPR showing that 36 per cent of grandmothers are working full time, while three-quarters of grandparents have at some point provided childcare for their grandchildren. Some 28 per cent of those with grandchildren also have a parent who is still alive.
The publication of the study comes after Jeremy Hunt, the Health Secretary, called for men and women to be given the right for flexible working if they look after elderly parents. The growing ageing population, which has in turn led to a rise in dementia, has left people in their early fifties facing the challenge of caring for parents.
Women in particular, the IPPR report says, are hit by a "triple whammy" of work, childcare and social care once they reach 50. Women, who are more likely to undertake caring duties than men, are taking career breaks to become full-time carers and then find it impossible to get another job before reaching their own retirement age, the IPPR report says.
By the age of 59, there is a 50 per cent chance that women will have had at least one period of sustained caring responsibility, beyond looking after their own children. Some 17 per cent of unemployed women gave up work to care, compared with 1 per cent of unemployed men.
Granny leave could be up to six months, taken from transferable parental leave, which the Government is introducing in 2015. It would give grandparents the statutory right to return to their jobs after taking time off. The IPPR said this would be targeted at the over-50s whose children were teenage parents, on apprenticeships or are single parents.
The IPPR report, part of a wider project by the think-tank on the "Condition of Britain", reveals that half of new mothers receive their parents' help to look after their babies. Grandmothers who care for their grandchildren are more likely to be younger, in work and in low-income households. Two-thirds of grandmothers who provide between 10 and 19 hours of childcare a week earn less than £25,999, while only 25 per cent earn £44,000 or more.
There are currently 152,000 women over 50 who are unemployed and looking for work, a figure which has nearly doubled since 2008.
Dalia Ben-Galim, IPPR associate director, said: "Women over 50 are increasingly having to juggle responsibilities: childcare to help their grown-up children, social care for their own elderly parents and work to pay the bills and make ends meet. Allowing parents to transfer some of their parental leave to their children's grandparents would help more women in their fifties to stay in work. Our ageing society means that grandparents, especially grandmothers, are increasingly having to care for both their own parents and their grandchildren. This so-called sandwich generation are having to work themselves or are taking career breaks in their fifties to help their daughters get back to work after having children. But women over 50 find it very difficult to get back into work themselves and are too often forced into early retirement."
Germany and Slovenia have similar policies which allow leave to be transferred not only between parents but intergenerationally. The IPPR is calling for Britain to introduce a version of Germany's Familienpflegezeit, or family caring time, where employees can reduce their working hours for up to two years if they need to care for a dependant, and spread out the pay cut over four years.
Lara Crisp, Gransnet co-editor, said: "Grans and grandads are crucial to the smooth running of busy families, and there are plenty of threads on Gransnet's forums about being caught between the twin responsibilities of caring for both grandchildren and elderly parents. Being able to do so without having to give up or change their jobs would be of huge benefit and make their lives much less complicated."
Helena Herklots, chief executive of Carers UK, said: "The economic importance of enabling mothers to work has driven investment in childcare and new flexibility in workplaces in the past few decades. We now need to see the same shift occur for women over 50 – so that businesses and care services work together to support families to balance this new mix of work and caring."
Case study: 'It's a military exercise, just getting everything organised'
Jayne Thomas, 56, from Bridgend, Wales, not only takes her two grandchildren, Ieuan, six, and Isobel, four, to school each day to help her daughter, but she also has to care for her 82-year-old mother, who has severe dementia. And she is a customer and community support manager for Bridgend County Borough Council. "It's a military exercise," she says. "It's just getting everything organised, looking after the house."
Her mother, Patricia Jenkins, who lives with her, needs everything to be done for her. Carers from the local authority visit for 15 minutes three times a day, although the cover does not extend to weekends. "It's our choice not to do it at the weekend, because then I haven't got people here all the time."
On the report, Ms Thomas said: "I think it's fantastic because there are many grandparents that don't work but look after their grandchildren free of charge. We take ours to school, not only because we want to, but it saves my daughter £200 a month."
"She's been very lucky because she gets all the school holidays off and she doesn't have to pay for care there. But obviously when the children were younger, before they started school, it was really expensive and we just tried to help out."Reuse content


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Spokane residents fall victim to Ponzi scheme
SPOKANE, Wash. - Several Spokane residents fell victim to an online auction website where you could pay pennies on the dollar for hundred dollar items that the government said was a front for a sophisticated Ponzi scheme.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has announced fraud charges against Zeek Rewards group and frozen its assets.
"It was simple. It wasn't anything difficult," Ponzi scheme victim Joseph Barnes said.
On a fixed income and trying to make it big, Joseph Barnes and his friend, June Robbins, signed up for Zeek Rewards. They paid $10, and then $10 more, and were eventually asked to add new clients and post ads.Zeek Rewards Ponzi scheme
"Get people to come in and buy bids. $10 to get in on the penny auction," Barnes said.
The two attended standing-room only meetings at restaurants in the Spokane Valley and purchased $100 brochures for about $50 citing law firms and stating their company was debt-free.
Company representatives would talk about self-marketing, signing up others below you, and big money.
"There was a lady that called in one night, and she had 94,000 people she had signed up. She was making $250,000 a month," Barnes said.
According to the SEC complaint, however, the company Rex Venture Group was paying out first investors with new investors' money and offering clients investment contracts not approved by the SEC. Money from people like Joseph and June was paying the wealthiest of the bunch.
"They had promised that it wasn't, over and over again, and promised that this wasn't a pyramid, and it wasn't a Ponzi scheme, and that it was something anyone could make money at," June Robbins said.
Robbins and Barnes didn't spend more than $60 each but were ready to spend thousands. Now they're just happy to have any money left at all.
"I had about six or seven people I was getting ready to introduce to it also. I'm glad I didn't," Barnes said.
"Legitimate investments, they ebb and flow. They have peaks and valleys, even with the high-risk ones. You need to be aware, you are not going to get consistently high returns just by handing your money over to somebody," Chelsea Dannen with the Spokane Better Business Bureau said.
- Man found dead in downtown Spokane parking lot
- Riverfront Park construction progresses
- Study shows Spokane Police Department needs more officers
- Mom of son with rare disease says healthcare decision is about more than 'politics'
- Summer thunderstorms leave a mess for some residents around region
- Airman found dead in dorm at Fairchild


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DICE Silverline Duo and Z4M
It looks like the long-running DICE support thread is closed, so I'm posting here in hopes that someone has done a similar install.
I just installed a new DICE Silverline DUO unit in my 2007 Z4M. I found the 3 and 6 pin connectors in the trunk and attached them to the DICE unit, along with my 5th generation iPod (firmware v1.3). The connection seems to work and I get song, artist, playlist, etc. info on my radio and can scroll through them. However, I get no audio. I tried accessing the DICE settings menu and cranking up the volume to max (31, I think), but still no sound.
Also, when in iPod mode the radio displays the "TEL" indicator on the lower left where it should say "CDC" (for CD Changer), as if the radio was muted while the (Bluetooth) phone is in use. This puzzled me, so I tried pushing the "R/T" button on the steering wheel to cycle the system. Then the "CDC" indicator came on, but there was no iPOD functionality and still no sound. When I cycled through the inputs again, the iPOD mode returned, but again with no audio.
This car has BMW assist w/ Bluetooth, but as far as I can tell it does not have a (digital) DSP unit. My research online as well as the Bavarian Soundwerks site also seem to indicate that Z4Ms do not require a DSP adapter. And for that matter, I did not see a coax cable in the trunk that would be hooked up to a DSP adapter. So I doubt that's the issue.
I also tried another iPOD, but with exactly the same results. I have also tried the official reset process (i.e., disconnect the car battery, hold the + and - leads together, wait a while and reconnect the battery, etc.), and it has not helped.
Has anyone encountered a similar situation and found a fix? Thanks in advance.
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I just installed mine Silverline DUO today in my 2007 Z4M and I'm having the same issue. DId you ever find a solution? I get scrolling text, can control the ipod, but no music.
Unfortunately I never was able to find a solution, even after speaking with Dice technical support. In the end I had to return the unit for a refund.
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Einstein's NIH funding places it in the top tier of medical schools, which means students have access to cutting-edge equipment, fully realized research studies, and a top-notch teaching faculty. Einstein faculty engage students in an extraordinarily broad range of research, with specialties in cutting-edge fields including aging, diabetes, stem cells, genomics, and bioinformatics. Six major Einstein programs have been designated NIH Centers of Excellence: the Albert Einstein Cancer Center.
The goal of the PhD in Clinical Investigation program is to provide rigorous advanced training for PhD and MD/PhD students who are interested in becoming clinical/translational investigators. It is expected that, with receipt of the PhD, these scientists will be prepared to establish independent research careers in which they utilize clinical and translational research methods to understand major issues affecting the heath and welfare of our society.
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Local Company's Supervisors Recognized
Employees of a local construction management company receive recognition in their field.
Toccoa's Bowen and Watson recently had five of its supervisors receive the prestigious Ron Amerson Supervisors' Safety Award from the statewide chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America, Inc.
They were Neal Williams, James Griffin, Henry Holland, Jose Gonzales, and James Savage.
The Ron Amerson Supervisors' Safety Awards proram is designed to recognize AGC of America members' supervisors for outstanding contributions to safety on their jobsites.
Bowen and Watson says the measurement criterion is based on safety incidence rates for individual supervisors in conjunction with actual man hours directly supervised by each employee.
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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
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OUCH! It's easy to say now that the Houston Rockets, who have won 12 in a row and are the hottest team in the NBA, are officially done. 7'6″ center Yao Ming will be out for the season and playoffs with a stress fracture in his foot.
Reaction: What more is there to say? For whatever reason, the Rockets cannot stay healthy with Yao or Tracy McGrady. The Rockets could still make the playoffs, but wont be going anywhere if they do make it. The Western Conference has 9 teams separated by 6 games (from New Orleans to Denver). The Blazers are in 10th, and 10 games out.
By the way, only 2 teams are within 10 games of the Celtics (Pistons, Magic). Yeah, the conferences are still that different. And speaking of the Celtics, there's now one less team for the rest of the West to deal with and one less team to for the Celtics to think about. Every team had a collective sigh when they heard the Yao news. Definitely.
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358. In the Lectionary for weekdays, readings are provided for each day of every week throughout the entire year; as a result, these readings are for the most part to be used on the days to which they are assigned, unless there occurs a solemnity, feast, or memorial that has its own proper New Testament readings, that is to say, readings in which mention is made of the Saint being celebrated.
If, however, the continuous reading during the week is interrupted by the occurrence of some solemnity or feast, or some particular celebration, then the priest, taking into consideration the entire week's scheme of readings, is allowed either to combine parts omitted with other readings or to decide which readings are to be preferred over others.
In Masses with special groups, the priest is allowed to choose texts more suited to the particular celebration, provided they are taken from the texts of an approved lectionary.
359. In addition, the Lectionary has a special selection of texts from Sacred Scripture for Ritual Masses into which certain Sacraments or Sacramentals are incorporated, or for Masses that are celebrated for certain needs.
Selections of readings of this kind have been established in this way, so that through a more apt hearing of the word of God the faithful may be led to a fuller understanding of the mystery in which they are participating and may be brought to a more ardent love of the word of God.
As a result, texts spoken in the celebration are to be chosen keeping in mind both a suitable pastoral reason and the options allowed in this matter.


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by installing them on drawn comb, with ample stores, I may have encouraged them to swarm
"swarming occurs 3 days after piping is heard"
I still have a burning question about the mating flight. WHEN, in this instance, does it take place?? The day they swarmed? OR Now, this week, AFTER they have swarmed?
In fact, the longer I do it, it seems the less I know


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I recently had a neighbor build a detached garage with a shop on his property. We chatted for a bit on how the process was going. He discussed with me how tedious it has been to work with designers and city officials to get professional plans drawn up for the project. I only wish I would have chatted with him sooner. I went on to tell him how we have stock garage plans here on the website. I told him how a lot of the designs feature work areas and shops along with mother-in-law suites and apartments above the main floor. I took him to the website and found a garage plan almost identical to the one that he had paid two thousand dollars for. I want to make sure that all of our customers know that we don't just sell house plans, but garage plans as well. Please take the time to browse through our gallery of Garage Plans.
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Hence the tensed feeling could also subside. Another way to fight the tension is to do breathing exercises before the massage. Studies show that people who eat a high fat diet have a greater risk of developing prostate cancer. On the other hand fiber.
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The prostate is too large so the outer surface of the prostate stretches as far as it can but it has limits because of an outer layer of muscles that create contractions during ejaculations. The fluid-related inflammation and enlargement of the prostate has no choice but to press inward on the urethra it is wrapped around reducing or cutting off urine flow and causing pain. Let's be clear here – fluid buildup in the acini sacs is typically the problem not an abnormal quantity of cells.
But in rare occasion prostate cancer also grows at rapid pace and becomes very dangerous for the survival of the person. Fortunately with improved technologies and increased options those facing prostate cancer treatment have many reasons for hope and confidence. The technologies used to treat cancer today afford patients fewer side effects and greater cure rates.Many males will experience urinary incontinence as they age but if you have prostate surgery the risk of dealing with urinary incontinence will dramatically increase. Urinary incontinence occurs when the bladder is unable to control urination and causes leakage to occur throughout the day. Urinary incontinence can vary from male to male as some experience small amounts of dribble where others have complete loss of control over the bladder causing total leakage to occur.
Once it has done it is much more difficult to treat and can prove fatal. Some men may be concerned by the idea of inserting a finger or massager into their rectum.
Before you get too grossed out by the idea there are several health benefits to having a prostate massage. Cases like the above come up all too frequently. Whether the physicians fail to look at the results of the tests whether they buy into the believe that there is no need to take action even though the PSA is elevated or a nodule of a certain size is detected in enlarged prostate older man the prostate or whether they simply do not should size prostate gland understand the guidelines and the standard of care for the action that is appropriate when screening results are abnormal these doctors cause a delay that results in the growth and spread of the cancer. Mr Oakley said his team were excited about using the robot and hoped patients across the country would benefit from the surgical advancement.
This is more than a campaign. It is a call to arms. Top 5 Prostate Cancer Symptoms The long-term prognosis seemed relatively okay. The Senator according to his staff had caught the presence of cancer early on.
Fruit drinks aimed at kids do not count nor does apple cobbler or blueberry pie. We're talking whole fruit here. And if you can't eat whole fruit then fruit juice will do but make sure it is 100 percent natural with no sugar added and preferably organic. Concord grape juice for instance is loaded with nutrients. 4. Vitamin K2 An increased intake of vitamin K2 may reduce the risk of prostate cancer by 35 per cent suggest results from the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC). The prostate enlargement is also saw palmetto facial hair known as benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH and is the second main problem that can happen to prostate.


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About MeHi there... my name is Lauren, i am 24 years old and i am from the city centre of Dublin, Ireland
I studied part-time in Fashion and Media Make-Up Artistry at Portobello College,i graduated top of my class with 90% (distinction) i also have a Make-Up profile on MM(#1282237) if you would like to see my work and tend to do my own make-up on shoots.
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as well as doing various artistic shoots with a variety of photographers. Keeping fit is important to me, and I regularly go to pole dancing and hip hop classes.
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I've noticed that from some time ago the IMDb scrapper stopped scraping rating, Director, Writer, Genre... I wonder what's wrong?
It looks like it only scrapes the poster and the plot outline. Not even the cast anymore.
It was the best scraper out there and now it doesn't work
I'm using Dharma beta 1 with IMDb scrapper v1.0.13.
IMDB scrapper not working as before
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1. there is no such a thing as scrapper
2. this is a development forum
3. you provided not so much info to help you out. see http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=34655
4. we're currently investigating an issue, have a look at this thread for a potential temporary fix: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=80289
5. if this doesn't help then post a full debug log as per point 3. and also pastebin imdb page source of a problematic movie (as explained in the thread in point 4.)
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1.- Sorry about that, english is not my native language.
2.- Yeah I noticed. That's dumb from me since I have reported several errors before.
I'll post a full debug log in that thread, it happens to me with *every* movie. Even movies that are already scraped with full info, if I select refresh all is lost but the title and the poster.
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Before you post the log, could you please try to delete your scraper cache folder as suggested in the linked thread in point 4 above?
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2010-09-22 16:37 Post: #5
I think that the problem is the update of imdb. The layout of the website has changed and there are lots of changes. I addapted some of them but I can't fix others, maybe can change me. This is the strings that work:
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I only use this in my skin, but I can make the others if you tell me what fields have broken.
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This has been fixed (with a work around for now), so if you update to IMDb scraper 1.0.15 you shouldn't have any issues.
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text: Rental property deductions Private rulings and objections This page lists the documents and information we usually need to process private rulings and objections. Please send the following documents and information with your: Private ruling application form, or Objection form - for taxpayers. Disregard the documents and information on this page that you have previously provided. Supporting document requirements When did you sign the contract to purchase the property? Provide details of the owners of the property including the owners' names whether the property is owned as joint tenants or tenants in common, and the percentage ownership interests according to the title What was the purchase price of the property? When did you first make the property available for rent? Provide details of whether the property was available for rent for the entire income year in which you are requesting the private ruling Provide details of who organises the renting of the property (for example, you or an estate agent) Provide details of your relationship to the tenants (for example, family, friend, business associate or landlord/tenant) Is the property leased for a market rate of rent? How was the rental charge determined? Detail any periods when the property has been vacant and why Detail when you have used the property over the last three years Details of any other times when the property has been occupied but no rent has been charged Interest expenses How did you finance the purchase of the property? Provide details of the kind of loan you chose to finance the purchase - for example, overdraft, split loan, fixed interest or interest only loan In whose name is/are the loans in relation to each property? Have the names on the loan changed since you purchased the property? If the loan has been refinanced, give details - for example, when and the type of original loan If there was any outstanding loan on the property when you decided to refinance, provide details of how much was outstanding Provide full details of any use of the loan funds other than for the purchase of the rental property Repairs Who paid/will pay the expense? Detail the work undertaken and the circumstances leading to the repair If the repair was made to a separate item at the property, provide details as to whether the whole item was repaired or only a part/section of the item. For example, was the whole fence repaired or only a section of the fence? Provide details of whether the item is an inseparable part of the property Provide details of whether the item is separately identifiable as a principal item of capital equipment Provide details of when the item was originally acquired or built Provide details of the condition of the item when it was acquired or built When was the defect identified? Provide details of any modifications done Provide details of any other work undertaken at the same time Provide details of any advantages the new work has over the original What is the item used for? Provide details of what the item was originally made from and what it consisted of What materials were used to repair the item? Who carried out the repair? Are you entitled to claim a deduction for the decline in value of the item? Provide details of any insurance or other type of payment you will receive Will you keep written evidence to support your claim? Documents and information to send with your objection about rental property expenses.Last modified: 30 Jan 2013QC 18972


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MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – The University of Akron (14-32, 9-12 MAC) baseball team won on Friday afternoon in 11 innings against Central Michigan University (22-26, 9-13) by a score of 8-7 in the opening game of a three game Mid-American Conference series at Theunissen Stadium.
"Our guys showed a lot of fight today," Head Coach Rick Rembielak said Friday. "Being down big early in the game and coming back the way we did showed a maturity we haven't had all year."
The Zips jumped out to a one-run lead in the top of the first inning with a Devan Ahart single to left center, scoring Daulton Mosbarger on the play.
CMU fought back for a commanding 6-1 lead following a two-run first and a four-run second inning. The Chippewas battled Akron starter JT Brubaker through his 1.2 innings of work. Brubaker earned a no-decision for his 13th start of the season, while allowing six hits, six runs and striking out one batter.
Ahart cut the Zips deficit to four runs in the top of the third inning with his second RBI base hit of the day, this time scoring James Sheltrown. The four-run deficit would not remain, as CMU added a run in the fourth on reliever Andrew Fanning to bring the score to 7-2.
Following the fourth inning, the Akron Zips took control of the game on both sides of the ball. Sophomore Jon Pusateri jumped into a reliever role, registering 4.2 scoreless innings pitched with six strikeouts.
"Our biggest boost was Pusateri throwing the way he did. By far, this was his best outing," Rembielak said. "He's worked tremendously hard to get his confidence back, which translates to better control of his pitches."
Pusateri's outing allowed the Akron offense to go to work on the CMU pitching staff. UA began the comeback with an RBI groundout in the fifth inning by Matt LaRocca to plate Sheltrown from third, which cut the Akron deficit to 7-3.
Two more runs were plated by Akron in the seventh and eighth inning. The seventh inning run came on an Ahart sac fly, while Cale Giddings drove in the eighth inning's run on a single up the middle.
Akron was still down 7-5 in the top of the ninth inning, despite the three runs over the past four innings. Matt Rembielak led off the ninth with a double to left center, and then was immediately driven in by Ahart on a double to register his fourth RBI of the game.
Ahart went on to score the game-tying run on a wild pitch by the CMU reliever. The score was knotted at seven runs heading into extra innings.
Freshman Zach Beaver came out of the bullpen to work the ninth for the Zips. Beaver notched a 1-2-3 ninth inning to force the game into extras, and would also throw a scoreless 10th inning, which gave the Zips the chance to break the 7-7 tie in the top of the 11th inning.
Senior Jared Turocy led off the inning with a single to the CMU second basemen, which extended his consecutive game hit streak to 16 games. Turocy proceeded to advance to second on a wild pitch, prior to Tyler Begun reaching base on a hit-by-pitch.
With Zips on first and second, the Chippewa's reliever tossed the second wild pitch of the inning to allow the Zips to advance to second and third. MAC East Player of the Week Brady Stewart drove in the winning run on sac fly to right center field, plating Turocy.
Senior Samuel Trecaso worked a scoreless ninth inning to earn his fourth save of the season. Trecaso also did not allow a base runner in his relief outing.
Beaver was credited with the win on Friday, which improved his overall record to 3-2. The native of Canal Winchester, Ohio ended the game with 2.0 innings pitched with no hits allowed and one strikeout.
Akron and Central Michigan will matchup again on Saturday for the second game of the three game series at 1 p.m., in Theunissen Stadium. Freshman John Valek III will be on the mound for the Zips.


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Carlsbad Local Magnum Martinez will be looking to put up a big result at home on Saturday. Photo courtesy ASP
CARLSBAD, California (Friday, September 05, 2008) – The Vans El Ponto Loco presented by Sun Diego continued today with the completion of Round 4. The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Qualifying Series (WQS) 2-Star event was accompanied by the Billabong Pro Junior Presented by Sun Diego. The ASP North America Pro Junior Series Grade-2 event completed the first two rounds of competition today in the decreasing two-to-three foot (1metre) swell.
Only the event's top performers remain in the inaugural event held at Carlsbad's Ponto beach, with 16 surfers remaining in the men's ASP WQS division and 32 in the junior's. Men's and junior's champions will be crowned tomorrow afternoon. Today's action offered explosive surfing in both divisions, with Magnum Martinez (Caracas, VEN/Carlsbad, CA), 34, dominating Round 4 of the ASP WQS and Dillon Perillo (Malibu, CA), 18, posting the highest score of the event in Round 1 of the ASP North America Pro Junior contest.
Martinez issued big scores in Round 4 of men's competition today, moving confidently into the Quarterfinals. The explosive regular-footer earned a 9.00 out of a possible 10 point score with clean top-to-bottom surfing on a left at Ponto today.
"I wanted to wait and get a wave out the back," Martinez said. "I sat a little wide because the waves were shifting a little bit on the high tide. I saw one that looked pretty good and was able to go to town on it. I just had a good flow and did as many turns as I could. It's all about the lefts out there today. I went and grabbed my little epoxy board and I'm so glad I did. It worked really well out there."
The standout performance by Martinez marks his third consecutive heat victory of the event. Although the Vans El Ponto Loco event has been fortunate enough to see good, contestable conditions throughout the event's entirety, there has been a variety of conditions on offer each day with the changing of the tide and wind, none of which have effected Martinez's performance.
"Yesterday morning was interesting because there were some sets, but it was a little mushy," Martinez said. "The waves got better after that, so I went to get a different board for my next heat. Then the waves changed again when the tide started sucking out and the rip current started. The conditions got really tough, but thank God I made it through."
The seasoned ASP WQS campaigner splits his time between Venezuela and the United States, competing on the North American and South American legs of the ASP WQS. Martinez is using this event as a warm up for his next event in South America.
"I do the Latin tour as well as the domestic contests here," Martinez said. "I'm going to miss the Newport contest, which is a shame, because it conflicts with an event on the Latin tour, but I'm coming back for the Santa Cruz contest. I'm also planning on doing the Sunset contest and the Puerto Esconditio event as well."
Kieran Horn (Santa Cruz, CA), 33, put on a show in his Round 4 heat as well, besting current ASP World Tour surfer Ben Bourgeois (Wrightsville Beach, NC/Carlsbad, CA) and top seed Jason Collins (Santa Cruz, CA), 34, who advanced in second, to earn his spot in the Quarterfinals tomorrow.
"I had a couple of waves that ran and the other guys were sitting too deep," Horn said. "The waves are pretty fun. It looked like it was a little better yesterday morning. The waves were a little bigger, but I think it has better shape today."
Perillo, who has been a standout in both the men's ASP WQS and the ASP Pro Junior Series events here at Ponto, earned the event's top honors with the highest single wave score of a 9.75 out of 10 in the opening round of the Billabong Pro Junior this afternoon. The young regular-footer followed up with an 8.50, for an impressive heat total of 18.25 out of a possible 20 point score, the highest of the event.
"I took off pretty deep on that wave and was able to make it around the section and tried to go as straight up as I could," Perillo said. "I built up some confidence in my 'QS heat and I felt good on that wave. I got three good turns off on it."
Perillo has been one to watch in both the men's and junior's events, eliminating former ASP World Tour veteran Shane Beschen (San Clemente, CA), 36, on his way to his men's Quarterfinals berth. Perillo has built up confidence by surfing in the early rounds of both events and feels it helps his cause against the competition.
"Surfing in both divisions helps a lot," Perillo said. "Surfing in the men's helps me in junior's and surfing in junior's helps me in men's. I got all of my confidence for the junior heat from my win in the "QS heat. That heat was pretty gnarly, but I got lucky and got a few good waves."
Perillo was eliminated from junior competition in Round 2 by North Shore charger John John Florence (North Shore, HI), 14, but will continue his ASP WQS campaign tomorrow in a stacked Quarterfinals heat against fellow ASP North America Pro Junior series standout Brent Reilly (Carlsbad, CA), 18, Collins and Kevin Kapsky (Oahu, HAW), 21.
Reilly, who will surf against Perillo tomorrow in the Quarterfinals, has also been a standout in the men's ASP WQS 2-Star event. The Carlsbad native has used his local knowledge to advance through to the latter rounds of the ASP WQS and will compete in the Billabong Pro Junior tomorrow as well.
"I surf out here a lot, so I'm pretty used to Ponto," Reilly said. "I'm still focusing on doing well in both contests, but it's a good warm up for the junior's to surf in the 'QS too. Everyone is so good once you get into the later rounds that you can't take anyone for granted. Every heat is going to be hard and I'm hoping to do well in both events."
Competition will continue tomorrow with Round 3 of the Billabong Pro Junior at 8am local time. Champions in both the Vans El Ponto Loco and Billabong Pro Junior will be crowned tomorrow afternoon.
For all of the live action log on to vanssurf.com/ponto/.
For other asp information check out aspworldtour.com or aspnorthamerica.org.
Vans El Ponto Loco presented by Sun Diego Results:
Round of 32 (1st and 2nd advance)
Heat 1: Brent Reilly (USA) 13.25, Micah Byrne (USA) 12.75, Rylan McCart (USA) 5.50, Scott Hammonds (USA) 5.35
Heat 2: Dillon Perillo (USA) 11.25, Jason Miller (USA) 11.15, Travis Mellem (USA) 9.80, Shane Beschen (USA) 3.75
Heat 3: Ted Navarro (USA) 13.75, Kevin Kapsky (HAW) 10.25, Nat Young (USA) 9.75, Brandon Guilmette (USA) 5.75
Heat 4: Kieran Horn (USA) 15.40, Jason Collins (USA) 12.25, Ben Bourgeois (USA) 8.75, Matt Johnson (USA) 8.60
Heat 5: Dane Johnson (USA) 10.40, Brad Ettinger (USA) 9.55, Leif Engstrom (USA) 9.50, Cory Arrambide (USA) 8.15
Heat 6: Travis Beckmann (USA) 10.30, Shey Yates (USA) 6.45, Sean Taylor (USA) 4.30, Richie Collins (USA) 3.90
Heat 7: Casey Brown (HAW) 13.75, Kyle Knox (USA) 10.35, Austin Smith-Ford (USA) 9.95, Josh Montgomery (USA) 7.45
Heat 8: Magnum Martinez (VEN) 16.15, Noi Kaulukukui (USA) 15.85, Bruno Rodrigues (USA) 10.35, Evan Geiselman (USA) 10.25
Billabong Pro Junior presented by Sun Diego Results:
Round of 64: (1st and 2nd advance)
Heat 1: Fisher Heverly (USA) 15.50, David Price (USA) 10.95, Ryan Burch (USA) 10.93, Matt Gallagher (USA) 5.70
Heat 2: Oliver Kurtz (USA) 12.65, Brad Hagglund (USA) 10.50, Nate Zoller (USA) 9.85, Matt Pagan (USA) 7.35
Heat 3: Mike McCabe (USA) 13.75, Tayler Brothers (USA) 8.85, Casey Brown (HAW) 8.00, T.J. Mortellaro (USA) 5.05
Heat 4: Dillon Perillo (USA) 18.25, Jeffrey Lukasik (USA) 11.50, Colton Larson (USA) 5.80, Leif Engstrom (USA) 5.15
Heat 5: Ford Archbold (USA) 11.50, Quinn McCrystal (USA) 9.45, Adam Lambert (USA) 8.45, Matt McCabe (USA) 7.40
Heat 6: Victor Done (USA) 13.65, Conner Coffin (USA) 13.00, Matt Chellemi (USA) 8.60, Nick Suhadolnik (USA) 4.40
Heat 7: Jordan Gaudet (USA) 11.95, Manuel Selman (CHL) 11.75, Spencer Regan (USA) 11.65, Ryah Arthur (USA) 9.80
Heat 8: Andrew Bennett (USA) 13.25, Rob Kelly (USA) 11.15, Daniel Shea (USA) 7.85, Sam McGee (USA) 5.25
Round of 48: (1st and 2nd advance)
Heat 1: Fisher Heverly (USA) 11.00, Hunter Heverly (USA) 10.35, Brad Hagglund (USA) 10.30, Kyle Kennelly (USA) 7.05
Heat 2: Luke Davis (USA) 11.00, Oliver Kurtz (USA) 10.90, Brett Barley (USA) 10.20, David Price (USA) 5.20
Heat 3: Jeffrey Lukasik (USA) 15.50, Jensen Callaway (USA) 9.90, Riley Metcalf (USA) 8.05, Mike McCabe (USA) 5.75
Heat 4: Victor Done (USA) 13.25, Quinn McCrystal (USA) 10.55, Logan Strook (USA) 10.00, Ashton Madeley (USA) 9.15
Heat 5: Ford Archbold (USA) 11.15, Connor Coffin (USA) 10.70, Bruno Rodrigues (USA) 9.50, Gabe Garcia (USA) 9.10
Heat 6: Victor Done (USA) 13.25, Quinn McCrystal (USA) 10.55, Logan Strook (USA) 10.00, Ashton Madeley (USA) 9.15
Heat 7: Jason Gaudet (USA) 12.40, Michael Dunphy (USA) 12.25, Rob Kelly (USA) 9.75, Dewey Cunnison (USA) 5.95
Heat 8: Dane Zaun (USA) 15.50, Nick Rupp (USA) 10.60, Manuel Selman (CHL) 7.75, Andrew Bennett (USA) 4.60


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Arctic sea ice thinning at record rateOctober 29, 2008
The thickness of sea ice in large parts of the Arctic declined by as much as 19% last winter compared to the previous five winters, according to data from ESA's Envisat satellite.
Using Envisat radar altimeter data, scientists from the Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling at University College London (UCL) measured sea ice thickness over the Arctic from 2002 to 2008 and found that it had been fairly constant until the record loss of ice in the summer of 2007.
Unusually warm weather conditions were present over the Arctic in 2007, which some scientists have said explain that summer ice loss. However, this summer reached the second-lowest extent ever recorded with cooler weather conditions present.
Dr Katharine Giles of UCL, who led the study, said: "This summer's low ice extent doesn't seem to have been driven by warm weather, so the question is, was last winter's thinning behind it?"
The research, reported in Geophysical Research Letters, showed that last winter the average thickness of sea ice over the whole Arctic fell by 26 cm (10%) compared with the average thickness of the previous five winters, but sea ice in the western Arctic lost around 49 cm of thickness.
Giles said the extent of sea ice in the Arctic is down to a number of factors, including warm temperatures, currents and wind, making it important to know how ice thickness is changing as well as the extent of the ice.
"As the Arctic ice pack is constantly moving, conventional methods can only provide sparse and intermittent measurements of ice thickness from which it is difficult to tell whether the changes are local or across the whole Arctic," Giles said.
"Satellites provide the only means to determine trends and a consistent and wide area basis. Envisat altimeter data have provided the critical third dimension to the satellite images which have already revealed a dramatic decrease in the area of ice covered in the Arctic."
The team, including Dr Seymour Laxon and Andy Ridout, was the first to measure ice thickness throughout the Arctic winter, from October to March, over more than half of the Arctic.
"We will continue to use Envisat to monitor the evolution of ice thickness through this winter to see whether this downward trend will continue," Laxon said. "Next year we will have an even better tool to measure ice thickness in the shape of ESA's CryoSat-2 mission which will provide higher resolution data and with almost complete coverage to the pole."
Related links
• University College London (http://www.ucl.ac.uk)
• Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling (CPOM) (http://www.cpom.org/)
• Geophysical Research Letters (http://www.agu.org/journals/gl/)
• National Centre for Earth Observation (http://www.nceo.ac.uk/)
• UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) (http://www.nerc.ac.uk/)
European Space Agency
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In a phone interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box," Hewlett-Packard chief executive Leo Apotheker on Wednesday discussed why the PC maker had to reduce earnings forecasts for the year, as well as his strategy for HP's long-term growth.
Oh, he also vowed to find out who was behind the leaks of three memos ahead of Wednesday's planned earnings release in which Apotheker warned top HP executives that the company must cut costs and that plans to hire more workers would have to be put on hold until business improved.
(Also see: HP shares slammed on weak forecast)
Two of the memos were leaked to All Things Digital last week, but it was the third one, leaked to Bloomberg on Monday, that caused a furor in the tech and business press and prompted HP to move up its second-quarter earnings release to Tuesday morning from Wednesday after the market closed.
While most of the reporting this week focused on HP's Q2 earnings, lowered forecast, analyst downgrades and falling stock price, the world's largest PC maker clearly has another problem -- a high-level executive (or executives) who appear to be undermining Apotheker's efforts to revive the company's fortunes.
Apotheker addressed this in the CNBC interview. He was asked, "Can you speak to the challenge, the management challenge of operating a business when what's going on inside the room is getting leaked outside the room? You have three memos that have come out successively, and just in terms of your day to day and the trust or the circle of trust or lack of trust that's around you?"
Yes, it's a slightly incoherent question, but here's Apotheker's reply:
"Well, it is very unfortunate that these things happen, and we will try to get to the bottom of this. But I have full confidence in the team that i'm working with."
If Apotheker really believes that last part about "full confidence" in his team, he's nuts. HP is leaking like a sieve these days. Clearly there is a member (or members) of his team that he absolutely should not trust.
But I suspect his "confidence in the team" talk is just for public consumption. Apotheker more than likely is keenly intent on getting to the bottom of the leaks, and I don't blame him.
Whatever you think of Apotheker's personality, performance or strategy, it's clear that he's being backstabbed by somebody at HP. While leaks are always great for the media and often good for shareholders who otherwise might be kept in the dark about serious issues within a company, they also can be destructive to a corporation, especially if they're coming from a highly placed insider.
Further, you have to question the motives of a company employee who is leaking damaging memos right before an earnings release. Is this an attempt to manipulate share price by an employee who's shorting the stock? It's not an unreasonable question.
I certainly wouldn't be surprised if Apotheker already has his IT staff reviewing every email from the 10 or so senior executives who reportedly were recipients of his memos. Don't be surprised if you soon hear that one or more of Apotheker's lieutenants are "pursuing other opportunities."


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