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Thus the data and analysis available for licensing of Indian Point, and presumably Vermont Yankee, and Judge Murtha's decision, appears to have been very incomplete.
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Seeking to recover costs resulting from Vermont Yankee cooling tower failures in 2007 and 2008, the state's two largest distribution utilities have filed a lawsuit against Entergy-Vermont Yankee (Entergy) in Vermont Superior Court in Windham County.
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New England Coalition urges in-depth review of Vermont Yankee
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NRC waives enforcement of fire rules at nuclear plants
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 8, 2011 CONTACT: Nancy Braus (802) 380-3362 [email protected] Bob Bady (802) 258-7750 [email protected] Randy Kehler (413) 624-8858 [email protected] A public event entitled "COUNTDOWN TO CLOSURE and a Green, Nuclear-Free Future" will take place on Monday evening, March 21, at 7:00 pm, at the Centre Congregational Church, 193 Main St. in downtown […]
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Colomb: Vermont Yankee sets the record straight
As the debate over the future of Vermont Yankee continues, it is important that all stakeholders have accurate information concerning the plant's operations. Vermont Yankee is a top industry performer as measured by a variety of reliability indicators. These operational achievements follow Entergy's investment since 2002 of more than $400 million to maintain and improve the reliability of the plant.
Leas: Entergy sale of Yankee will meet resistance
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Fried Black Rice With Ginger Tofu and Spinach
Ginger, garlic, and scallion make a flavorful marinade for this tofu dish.
- Servings: 6
Source: Whole Living, March 2011
- 3/4 cup black rice
- 1 1/2 cups water
- 1 bunch spinach, large stems removed and rinsed
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped fresh ginger
- 3 scallions, thinly sliced, white and green parts separated
- 1 pound extra-firm tofu, cut into six 1/2-inch-thick rectangles
- 1 tablespoon Sriracha sauce
- Lime wedges, for serving
Bring rice and water to a boil in a small saucepan. Reduce to a simmer, cover, and cook until rice is tender and liquid is absorbed, about 45 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes. Fluff with a fork and set aside.
Steam spinach, covered, in 1 tablespoon oil over medium-high heat for 2 minutes; set aside. Saute garlic, ginger, and scallion whites in remaining oil until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add tofu and Sriracha and cook until tofu is golden, about 6 minutes per side. Remove and set aside.
Add rice to skillet and cook over medium-high heat until crisp, about 2 minutes. Serve with spinach and tofu. Garnish with scallion greens and serve with lime.

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Gary, Indiana's Freddie Gibbs has had a tough year. After being featured as one of XXL's 2010 Freshmen, he quickly landed a deal with Young Jeezy's CTE imprint, which would be followed by the release of his critically acclaimed mixtape, Baby Face Killa. While the project was not technically an album, it featured all original material, and made it's way to iTunes as a retail release. This featured Fred in his prime, still feeling the buzz from his XXL and CTE endorsements, with a well produced, lyrically sharp release. And then, his deal with CTE ended abruptly.
From an outsider's perspective, it's hard to tell what happened with CTE, whether Freddie left due to impatience, or if the label dropped him due to internal conflict or creative differences. Either way, while it may seem like a blemish to his career, the other side of that coin is that Jeezy's imprint has yet to release a hit record from anyone but Jeezy.
Whatever the case may be, these or perhaps other events seem to have effected Gibbs' creative output. His debut album, ESGN, is the first to be released to retail outside of the mixtape circuit, but unfortunately sounds like a overloaded rush job.
It's noted that only one of the producers from Baby Face Killa is present here, SKMA on "Have You Seen Her". But even without looking at the production credits, there is a difference in quality between this and his previous release. Clocking in at 20 tracks, this massive LP moves at a lethargic pace, starting with the dreary "The Real G Money", and then following with similar tracks "Came Up" and "Hundred Thousand". Things pick up as the album progresses, but the generic production mirrors ideas and sounds we've heard many times before, like the Scarface-themed "Lay It Down", or the Lex Lugar-esque "D.O.A.", the latter which features a painful, inaudible verse from Big Kill.
Fred's singsongy flow begins to wear thin on the listener on tracks like "Have U Seen Her", which on it's own might be fine, but just becomes redundant after the album's sluggish first half. The second half of the album does have it's better moments, such as exquisitely produced "Eastside Moonwalker", the 90′s 2Pac homage "F.A.M.E." (feat. Daz & Spice 1), "Certified Live" (feat. Jay Rock) and the incredibly dope "Paper". "Dope In My Styrofoam" is another nice throwback, utilizing the Tyrone Davis "In The Mood" sample.
Freddie Gibbs isn't wack by any means, his Baby Face Killa project proved that. But it's unfortunate that ESGN was weighed down so heavily in it's first half, scaring off much of the crowd early, before he gets to prime time. There's no explanation as to why many of the producers from Baby Face Killa aren't present here, unless they collectively hold some kind of strange, political loyalty to the CTE camp. Still, Freddie Gibbs has another card to play, with his upcoming collaborative project with Madlib, which should put even Baby Face Killa to shame, if it's singles are any indication. ESGN is a disappointment, and for Freddie, can be taken as a lesson learned in quality control.
I dig Gibbs, I like his story telling but he needs the right producer to bring the best out in him and not leave it up to a bunch of them. What happened to the statik album?
hate to say it, but we may be looking at the ras kass of this generation…
I agree with pretty much everything in the review. The album is dope, but his mixtapes were better. It would have been much stronger with a solid 14-15 bangers than a drawn out 20 tracks.
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IRAQ MAY VOTE FOR GRIDLOCK (NEW YORK POST OP-ED) By AMIR TAHERI 01/28/05)
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January 28, 2005 -- WHILE some opponents of democracy in Iraq, both in Arab countries and the West, have used the specter of militant Shiism to oppose this weekend´s elections, a more genuine concern is that voters may produce a hung parliament unable to produce the majorities needed to take the nation forward.
Even fighting the insurgency may prove more difficult because of the many checks and balances that will be introduced under the new democratic government. Thus, the new parliament is likely to have heated debates about how to quell the insurgents and their terrorist allies.
The electoral system chosen by the interim government, to be in force until the new parliament writes a new one, reinforce these concerns.
The system a form of proportional representation that the United States also introduced in post-war Japan and Germany was designed to prevent a single party from winning total power in a single election, and then abolishing democracy as Hitler´s Nazis did in 1933.
But in both Japan and West Germany, a party had to get 5 percent of the vote to win any seats at all. In Iraq this Sunday, just 30,000 votes one of every 275 cast may be enough to secure a seat.
The result could be a parliament holding representatives of as many as 20 political parties, along with dozens of independents who could act as loose cannons.
To complicate matters further, the transitional constitution, written with more than a nod and a wink from Paul Bremer, the effective ruler of Iraq after liberation until last June, stipulates that almost all key decisions be taken by large majorities.
For example, the 275-seat National Assembly, to be elected on Sunday, must choose a three-person Presidential Council by a two-thirds majority. The Presidential Council, in turn, must be unanimous in choosing a new Prime Minister and Cabinet which, in turn, requires two-thirds approval from the National Assembly. More important, once the new constitution is written, it will also have to be approved by a two-thirds majority.
The problem is that the transitional "basic law," used as an interim constitution, does not specify what is to be done if and when those two-thirds majorities cannot be produced. Yet the system holds endless opportunity for filibusters, reversals of alliances, cross- benching and other parliamentary shenanigans of the kind that the more mature democracies have learned to dread.
Many Iraqis say, often in private, that they are happy with this bizarre system because it will prevent any party or community from winning the kind of majority that could tempt weaker souls towards despotism.
On the positive side, this system is likely to provide the first accurate picture of Iraqi public opinion since liberation. It could be a good guide to the relative strength or weakness of the many political, religious and ethnic forces that will compete for power in a new pluralist Iraq.
For the first time, Iraqis are taking part in an election whose outcome is not fixed in advance. The fact that more than half of those eligible to vote are likely to vote indicates what some observers describe as "healthy curiosity" for the new system.
Iraqi Shiites are unlikely to vote as a single bloc. The fact that Grand Ayatollah Ali Muhammed Sistani has effectively endorsed a single list of candidates (which is expected to win as many as 120 seats) must not be seen as a sectarian move this "Shiite" list includes at least 30 Sunnis. Other "Shiite" seats will likely include 16 or so won by supporters of the Muqtada al-Sadr, the maverick mullah. More than half of the 12 seats likely won by the Iraqi Communist Party (People´s Unity) will also go to Shiites militantly anti-clerical ones.
The Kurds are also presenting a united list that includes the entire spectrum, from Islamists to communists. Never have the Kurds been as united as they are today, a fact that has given them enough self- confidence to include in their list candidates from other minorities such as Christians and Turcoman. If current assessments prove right, the Kurdish list may win up to 80 seats.
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Polls indicate that the coalition led by interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi may emerge as the third-largest group in the new parliament with 20 seats. Allawi, a Shiite, is leading a list that includes Arab Sunnis, Kurds, Christians and other minorities.
The Iraqi Islamic Party, the main party of Arab Sunnis, is likely to win 17 seats. In total, however, the parliament may include as many as 60 Arab Sunnis, including those elected on Shiite and Kurdish lists. The list presented by the Iraqi Independent Democrats is expected to win 10 seats, almost all going to Arab Sunni candidates.
Arab Sunnis suffer from the fact that insurgents and their terrorist allies may make voting impossible in parts of at least four provinces in the so-called Sunni Triangle. The interim government appears confident that most will able to vote in Fallujah. But voting will be problematic elsewhere in the Sunni Triangle where almost half of Arab Sunnis live.
The coming election will mark the emergence of a new Iraq. Many won´t like it, and some will fight to kill it in the bud. But the election will achieve at least one thing: giving the Iraqis a peep into a world they have never known, and seem to be keen to know. Part Three: Sunday (Copyright 2005 NYP Holdings, Inc. 01/28/05)
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PHOENIX - The Clippers are starting to make easy victories look routine.
Blake Griffin scored 23 points, Chris Paul had 17 points and 13 assists and the Clippers extended a franchise record with their 13 th consecutive victory, 103-77 over the Phoenix Suns on Sunday night.
Reserve Jamal Crawford added 22 points for the Clippers, who won in Phoenix for the first time since April 17, 2007.
The Clippers' overall win streak is an NBA season best and their six straight road victories are also a franchise best.
"We're just taking care of business right now," Griffin said. "To be honest, we're not really concerned with 'You haven't won here since then' or 'You haven't won this many games in a row.'
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"I thought our starters did a good job in the first quarter and then our second quarter, we jumped on them," Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro said.
Phoenix kept it close for the first quarter and the first half of the second. Shannon Brown sank an 11-foot pull-up jumper on a fast break as the Suns trimmed an eight-point deficit to 43-40 with 5:36 left in the first half.
That would be the Suns' next-to-last field goal of the half.
Crawford, meanwhile, hit a long 3-pointer and a pair of free throws to key a 15-3 run that helped give the Clippers a 58-43 lead at halftime.
"It was our defense right there towards the end of the half," Paul said. "I think we were up like six and then you look and we're up 15. We got some very timely steals."
The Clippers continued to extend its lead in the third, aided by five Phoenix turnovers in the first three minutes of the period, and used a 16-3 run to end the quarter for a 91-60 lead.
Jared Dudley scored 19 points, Luis Scola had 11 and Markieff Morris added 10 for the Suns, who have dropped two straight after winning four in a row.
Phoenix shot 52.2 percent in the first quarter but only 29.8 percent the rest of the way and tied a season low for points.
"Chris Paul was a one-man wrecking crew on defense," Dudley said. "He took us completely out of our offense. Our turnovers and bad offense led to points. They're a team you really can't afford to do that to."
Suns coach Alvin Gentry was ejected with 2:33 left in the first half when he received a pair of technical fouls seconds apart. The teams combined for six technical in the game's first three quarters.
"I've got to do a better job of keeping my cool in that situation," Gentry said. "He (Rodney Mott) thought I deserved two technical fouls so that's the way it is."
The Suns had 16 turnovers against the Clippers, who lead the NBA by forcing an average of 17.5 per game. The Clippers were a bit sloppy with the ball, too, turning it over 16 times.
"They're playing show basketball with the alley-oops and the fancy passes," said Suns center Marcin Gortat, who had eight points and 12 rebounds but also four turnovers. "They can afford to turn the ball over a few times. Our team can't fall for that. We have to run what the coach is telling us to run and to execute."
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Paul either scored or assisted on all but one basket over the final five minutes of the first quarter. ... The Clippers matched a franchise record by holding their eighth straight opponent below 43 percent shooting. ... The Clippers' prior best road winning streak was set in 1974-75 by the then-Buffalo Braves. ... Suns C Jermaine O'Neal and Clippers C Ronny Turiaf also received technical for an altercation in the second. Gortat and DeAndre Jordan also were handed technicals. ... Suns F Michael Beasley was inactive with the flu.


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Jackson breaks caps record
Colin Jackson will become the most-capped British male athlete when he lines up for the Norwich Union Indoor International in Glasgow on 2 February.
Sprint hurdler Jackson will earn his 70th cap for the GB and Northern Ireland team, eclipsing the record of Mike Bull who competed in pole vault and decathlon between 1965 and 1977.
Shot putter Judy Oakes holds the outright record with 87 GB caps between 1976 and 2000.
Britain will compete against Italy, Russia, Sweden and a European select team at Glasgow's Kelvin Hall.
Nearly three weeks later, Jackson comes face-to-face with his Commonwealth nemesis when he makes his final Grand Prix appearance on 21 February.
Jackson, who retires after the World Indoor Championships in March, will face South African Shaun Bownes at the Norwich Union Grand Prix in Birmingham.
Bownes was the man who took gold at the Commonwealth Games in Manchester last year.
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Using her first overseas trip as Prime Minister to visit Australian troops fighting in Afghanistan, she said that the military commitment was not capped and would be boosted if military chiefs requested it.
Before a parliamentary debate on Australia's involvement in the war – which was demanded by the Greens and independent MP
"The parliamentary debate in my view is a great opportunity to tell the Australian people what you are achieving here," she said.
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Ms Gillard's unqualified support for Australia's involvement in Afghanistan will increase pressure on the government's partnership with the Greens.
Aside from the move to work together on developing a model for pricing carbon, Labor and the Greens have diverged on most major policy issues discussed since the election. As well as Afghanistan, gaps developed yesterday between the government and the Greens over trade policy, as the government criticised "green taxes" supported by the Greens to penalise countries that fail to act on climate change.
After the meeting with the troops, Ms Gillard travelled to Kabul for talks with Afghan President
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After leaving the hot and dusty deserts of Egypt, Vinculus has now travelled to Romania, specifically Transylvania, during his adventures through The Secret World.
That means he has entered a world of eastern European folklore, Romanies battling a vampire army in the ruins of Soviet villages, villagers fighting the curse of the werewolf, and encounters with forest gods and Blajini. It's like all the best bits from the early Hammer horror films put together. This is the world of Dracula, Frankenstein and the Wolfman.
It's also the endgame as far as the PvE content goes. The three large zones that make up Transylvania are all geared for endgame progression, and even in the first zone, The Besieged Farmlands, I am already running QL10 gear and starting to collect blue equipment and hone my builds for endgame. The Ability Points come thick and fast in this zone, and I've got two new builds almost finished as a result (I promise to update my builds page soon - honest!)
The atmosphere of the Besieged Farmlands could not have been more contrasting with that of the Egyptian zones. For one it seems to rain a lot. This gives a real foggy, dank atmosphere to the world, one enhanced by the mood of the nostalgic and bitter villagers who are fighting a losing war against the darkness amongst an environment of ruined buildings and defensive barriers made from rusted cars and broken walls. It's a beautiful place, but bleak in nature.
The main storyline so far seems to be concerned with the struggles of the Drăculeşti, a band of Romanies who are descended from the bloodline of Vlad Dracula himself. In a really nice twist the Vlad Dracula of the game is a national hero, a fearless vampire hunter who was eventually betrayed by some of his tribe. The Drăculeşti hate that the name Dracula is now synonymous with vampires, the very thing he lived to fight.
"Not only did Stoker slander Vlad Dracula by portraying him as what he
hated most, the bastard romanticized the strigoi! Stoker is responsible
for Twilight! Think about that..."
There are some great characters in the area. I especially liked Vasile Varias, the doctor struggling to do his best in the face of terrible odds and haunted by the deeds of his father during the Soviet occupation. The faerie Blajini leader Petru had me chuckling at the communist speeches he was giving to his comrades; "We stand before a capitalistic vampire army, bent on sucking the people dry for their own private profit!"
The quests are once again superb. In fact I think the PvE questing experience is getting better as I get further into the game. They are also becoming much more challenging. The Girl Who Kicked the Vampire Nest is by far the hardest action quest I have done so far. After changing my build up I was almost able to solo it, but not quite, and I ended up recruiting some help in to get it done. I've also found I am having to pay much more attention to monster buffs before I attack as well - my stun attack started to backfire as some mobs starting to silence me when I used it!
The Girl Who Kicked the Vampire Nest is followed up by another memorable quest, called The Cost of Magic. This is a sabotage mission and is one of my favourite quests in the game so far. I died about 15 times during the course of it, but it was just the right side of frustrating, and each time I died it was because of my own mistakes or impatience, and I could always see what I should have done. It also had me in gales of laughter - after my seventh attempt to reach the top of a booby-trapped path I finally made it and cheered. Then promptly fell into a spiked bear pit and died again.
The Investigation missions in the Besieged Farmlands are also brilliant. One had me researching a family murder and involved me translating a lot of Romanian back into English to follow the clues. Another actually made me glad I have a degree in chemistry as it involved solving a code using the chemical symbols of the periodic table. I got to play House in another, diagnosing illnesses at a field hospital and dispensing the correct drugs. Lots of fun.
So far I think Transylvania may be my favourite area of the game. It is the most challenging by far, and has some really great quests, and the environment and atmosphere are very well done. Despite being at "end game" as far as PvE goes, there still seems to be plenty of progression due to the high rate at which Ability Points are rolling in, and I'm having fun trying out new builds.
As well as adventuring in the Besieged Farmlands I've now done a few lair raids with my cabal. These are effectively open world raids in designated areas of nightmare difficulty mobs. The mobs sometimes drop rare manuscripts which when gathered can be used to summon nightmarish creatures (some of the most difficult open world mobs in the game). It was a lot of fun and I can't wait to do more. Thanks to SCI for putting up with my n00bness!
So, Vinculus is now headed deeper into enemy territory. Next stop is the Shadowy Forest, but in the meantime here are some more screenshots of my time in The Besieged Farmlands.
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>I think you would be better of with the CD/Floppy solution than a hard drive as sooner than later
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USB adapter and Windows to install the image.
Honestly, a floppy (drive and/or disk) will die long before a hard
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As a general rule, what kills a hard drive is heating up and cooling
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Design Graduates. Fine Arts Graduates. Professionals or academics with proven experience.
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The structure of this programme is based on three practical projects which are worked on exhaustively throughout the course.
1. Publishing design and project - Content service
We will study the characteristics of publishing projects based on parameters we will have to establish as bases for the periodic publication of information and/or pre-established contents (magazines, press, etc.).
Detecting the complexity involved in limiting structure, typography, editing, rhythm, etc., in which the versatility of the decisions taken will dictate whether the browsing, reading and understanding of the information published will come naturally to the recipient.
2. The content-based design of the publishing project
It takes the nature of the content as a starting point, and is constructed specifically for this content. Monographs, thematic books, catalogues and even collections, in which designers must perform an immersion exercise and extract conclusions which then have to be reflected in the project. The decision-making involved in any publishing project becomes more complex when the medium, format, finishes, etc., become an added communication element.
3. The digital publishing project
New formats, new media, new requirements in a world where access to information and contents is immediate. Devising new media, in which recipients sift the information and decide which type they want and when they want it.
Designers must anticipate new forms of publishing products adapted to new digital media in which the complexity not only lies in the correct choice of typography, colour, image, structure, etc., but also in anticipating the limits or non-limits of extending, consulting and researching the contents, aiming for innovative and intuitive usability which seduces users.
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Throughout the course, well-known typography professionals answer questions about the subject which have arisen whilst producing the projects.
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I remembr writing a review for A Canorous Quintet not too long ago, and remarking that they were just so damn good that I couldn't wait until racked down more of their stuff.
Well I did. This is them, reformed and renamed, and every bit a good as they were years ago. Inside the Machine is very nearly a Melodic Death Metal masterpiece.
This sounds like a concept album, heavily influenced by elements of science fiction. One could make the case that the first two or three tracks are based on Harlan Ellison's "I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream". 'Plague angel' and 'Lidless Eyes' may be as well, but some lyrical elements make me think of HAL9000 or Skynet. In any case, technology-gone-awry is a constant theme.
The album opens with some ambient mechanical noises which serves as brides between several of the tracks as well. Seems like they sort of forgot about them in the middle though because they just stop happening. I guess it wouldn't gotten on my nerves after a bit anyway.
Emphasizing the technology theme, Mårten Hansen has a fair amount of electronic fuzz over his vocals. Combined with the throaty Gothenburg style and amazingly clear mixing, he accomplishes a really interesting Melodic Death Metal sound.
Linus and Leo on the guitars assemble tremendous harmonies, particularly on 'Pitch Black', which for me is the standout track on the album. They know you don't have to chug-chug-chug to play Death Metal, you just have to have high energy and no fear. These two guys make this album memorable, rather than just incredibly good. The main shortcoming of Inside the Machine though is the weak solos. I think they must have been recorded separately and mixed in, because the same level of energy is not present.
Fredrik Andersson is back too, borrowed from Amon Amarth, the gig he took after A Canorous Quintet went south. Together with Jesper Löfgren on bass they supply a thunderous pulse to every track. I particularly like Jesper's style of following the melody of the guitars, but the rhythm of Fredrik's double-kicks.
This is every bit worth the wait. I can only hope that this isn't an experimental one-off, and that they'll hit the studio again soon.


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Salk researchers develop safe way to repair sickle cell disease genes
Sickle cell disease is one of the most prevalent devastating genetic disorders in the world. It is caused by genetic mutations in the HBB gene, whose normal function is to make hemoglobin, the iron-containing protein that allows red blood cells to carry oxygen. The sickle cell mutation in hemoglobin causes red blood cells to become rigid and sticky and deform to a sickle-like shape. The disorders can be cured by stem cell or bone marrow transplantation, but the scarcity of compatible donors and the high risk of immunorejection prevent most patients from benefiting from these therapies.
Researchers in the lab of Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte set out to devise a safe method using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) to correct the HBB gene in patients who have defective copies of it. Traditional iPSC generation and gene therapy techniques have proven to be potentially unsafe, according to the researchers. Many have used viruses that insert themselves into the human genome to convert adult cells to stem cells and to deliver a normal HBB gene to repair hematopoietic stem cells—stem cells that give rise to all blood cells. But when these repaired stem cells are returned to patients, they may include unwanted mutations introduced by the viruses that are inserted in the genome. In the most severe cases, these mutations may lead to cancer formation.
To fix the mutation so that it did not leave any unwanted traces in a patient's genome, the researchers used a two-step approach, first creating iPSCs using a technique that avoids the use of viruses, then using a modified adenovirus (common cold virus) that, unlike viruses used in other methods, neither replicates itself in the body, nor expresses viral genes. The engineered adenovirus contains a normal HBB gene. Once inside the iPSCs, the modified adenovirus performs a precise swap between the normal HBB gene it carries and the broken gene that was in the patient's cells.
The correction of the mutant HBB gene, reported in Cell Research, was highly efficient, and the research team conducted multiple tests to ensure that no errant genes were integrated into the genome. By replacing a relatively large region of DNA, the technique allows the scientists to fix many gene mutations at once, which suggests it might provide a way to treat hundreds of HBB-related diseases.


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4th Annual Tampa Bay Catholic Men's Conference
Suncoast Catholic Ministries
Saturday, March 1, 2014 from 6:30 AM to 3:30 PM (EST)
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Sun Coast Catholic Ministries would like to invite you to the 3rd Annual Tampa Bay Catholic Men's Conference on Saturday, March 1st, 2014
The Conference will be held at Higgins Hall on the campus of St. Lawrence Catholic Church. Please join us for food, fellowship, Mass, confession and exciting messages from one of the most popular Catholic speakers today.
6:30 am Doors Open / Registration
6:30 am Priest will be available for Reconciliation
8:00 am Celebration of the Mass with Most Reverend Bishop Robert Lynch
9:00 am Registration / Coffee and Fellowship
9:30 am Steve Bollman - Welcome and Introduction
9:45 am John Pridmore
10:30 am Break / Priests will be available for Reconciliation
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11:45 am Lunch
12:30 pm Gus Lloyd
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1:20 pm Dr. Ray Guarendi
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2:55 pm Benediction
There will be sessions with opportunities to meet the speakers. Confessions will be offered throughout the day. A box lunch and drink will be included as part of the registration fee.
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Ralph Atkins in Frankfurt
Nordics are setting the pace in central bank transparency. That is clear from the announcement this week by Sweden's Riksbank
that it will follow Norway's example in publishing forecasts of its own interest rates.
Don't yawn: this is state-of-the-art stuff in academic economics circles. Monetary policy these days is largely about influencing the economy through expectations.


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Mediterranean Cruise w/2 yr old and family: Carnival Freedom Cruise Review by tkluksa
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Mediterranean Cruise w/2 yr old and family
Destination: Europe - Eastern Mediterranean
Embarkation: Rome (Civitavecchia)
When we reached the port we had to re-do all our paper work again because Carnival's computer did not save any of our information when we registered on line. We were the last people to get on the ship, even though we were on the second to the last Carnival bus to arrive there. We had a balcony state room and our in-laws had a balcony state room one room over from us. We tried to get our rooms side by side, but they said there wasn't any available when we booked 8 months earlier. I felt bad for the people between us because if anyone was on their balcony they couldn't hear us knock on their door, or their phone ring, so we had to shout over the railing. We rented a Carnival stroller for the entirety of our cruise for $40 and a phone from Camp Carnival if we decided to put our daughter in there.
Naples,Italy-We hired a private chauffeur that came highly recommended by the Ritz-Carlton. We will use Giuseppe "Joseph" again in the future. If anyone is interested you can contact him at www.golisanocar.it or 368 491142. We went to Pompeii, Amalfi Coast, Sorrento, Mt.Vesuvius, Ravello, etc. I wanted to go to a lemoncello factory during their Siesta time and "Joseph" got a store owner and his family to re-open their shop (Ravello) to have us do a tasting. That is why it is so wonderful to have someone who knows the area very well. Having a private driver and a car to yourself is also wonderful because our daughter got a little car sick on the way back to the ship due to the curvy mountain roads. "Joseph" stopped at a famous gelateria where we had gelato and the store owner kept being out free things for my daughter to help curb her car sickness. It was a wonderful start to our adventure.
Marmaris,Turkey-The cruise director lied when he said the entire island takes any kind of money. The only thing we wanted to see was the nautical fort, but they would only accept Turkish liras and there wasn't an exchange booth nearby. I didn't want to buy some frivolous token to make change so we walked around the area, had some drinks, and went back on the ship. When you get off the ship just walk to your left and you're in town. However, the day we arrived it was 108 degrees and thank goodness I had my mister with me because it was a dry heat. There is nothing to do in Marmaris, except buy replicas of high end items. Many people who did a lot of sight seeing suffered from heat exhaustion. This made us late to our next port because so many people arrived late from their excursions.
Izmir, Turkey-We hired a private driver and guide through ephesustours.biz and had an excellent time. It is a long drive to get to Ephesus, but we loved our guide and driver. They knew we were limited ont time and yet they still took us to everything: St. Johns Basilica, House of the Virgin Mary, Ephesus, etc. We ended our day having a wonderful authentic Turkish lunch under a delightful green tent. My daughter loved running around the open field and picking the flowers. We might look into staying in this area longer next time.
Istanbul, Turkey-We hired a private driver and guide through ephesustours.biz again and had a great day. Istanbul's traffic problems is like being in downtown New York at noon. All the sights are within walking distance of downtown. We went to the Blue Mosque, St.Sophia, Hippodrome, Grand Bazaar, and Topkapi Palace. Many people go to the palace to look at the diamond, but the Harem's residence is amazing.
Athens, Greece-Got off the boat and negotiated a price with a cab driver. He took us to all the sights and showed us everything we wanted to see under 4 hours. The Acropolis is not a place for toddlers, wheelchairs, and strollers. When you get to the top it is very windy. We went to watch the changing of the guards and the Plaka.
Katakolon, Greece-Beautiful, quaint village. We had a nice day leisurely strolling through the town. We bought two pieces of art work and a bronze chess set.
Livorno, Italy-We took public transportation to Pisa. We stopped at a wonderful restaurant and walked around town. You definitely have to watch out for pick pockets. There were a bunch of young girls hanging out by the train terminal with babies. One girl got right up on my back as I was walking the stairs, I turned around quickly and hit her with my Prada backpack. She was completely stunned. I later found out from an elderly couple on the ship that they had their purses and wallet stolen from these young girls and there was nothing they could do about it because they would miss the ship. One girl pretended to faint and they went to help and that was when they were robbed.
Rome,Italy-We have an uncle who is a priest at the Vatican so we had the best time. He took us to his monastery and showed us special areas of Rome. That was definitely the highlight of our trip. We used Italy Cabs/Marco Cabs all day for our two day excursion. However, we would not hire them again because on our last leg of the trip they left us at the Trevi Fountain and claimed that they didn't have any working vehicles. We had to walk all over town to find a driver that would transport 4 adults and a child in a car seat back to our hotel. The vast majority of cabs in Rome only can transport 5 adults, but no car seats. That was not a good way to end our vacation.
Loved the cleanliness of the ship. The design of the ship reminds me of staying in a Las Vegas resort. The buffet is wonderful, the upstairs fish and chips station has the best food. We ate dinner every night in the main dining room. The food is a little on the bland side, but there isn't anything a little salt and pepper can't take care of. They had a children's menu for my daughter every night with crayons. She loved the dancing and would get up and dance with the wait staff.
My daughter never went to Camp Carnival, except to build a bear. We tried to take her twice for free time, but there seem to be a miscommunication with the staff, the first time I took her they said to bring her back for the 2 and under play time, when I came back they told me she was too old. Go figure! Emmanuelle is a great photographer of children and family. Alan is a wonderful waiter. Everyone on the ship wants to know what they can do to make you, and your child happy. I like that because as long as my daughter's happy, we're happy. We enjoyed the nightly entertainment and the pool side movie. The toddler pool needs to be resurfaced because it's red and black (very hot to stand or sit on) and the paint dyes itself to your clothes and body.
I wish they would show the previous evenings performance in the room for people who can't catch the shows because everything was repetitive on the state room television. Don't gamble because they use automated reshuffling decks. The guests on the ship were very friendly and nice. Strangers would come up and ask to take pictures with our daughter. Our daughter loved how our cabin steward made up her bed special for her every night so she couldn't roll off and hit the floor. We will be taking another European cruise with Carnival. Less
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OK, OK, so this is not really a movie, but raw footage shot during the Beasties' big day (June 29th, 1989) celebrating their landmark second album, Paul's Boutique , atop the famous Capitol Records Building in Hollywood, CA. The roughly pieced-together 45+ minutes does have a bit of a, dare say, avant garde feel, though, makin' it almost seem as if you're watching a hip 'n' arty documentary as the first 15 minutes or so capture the happy sounds of the hired ragtime-y band, planes skywriting the band's name above the clouds and various guests gettin' their grub on (look for Pauly Shore and Beastie home slices Cey Adams, trim coordinator David Scilken (R.I.P.) and perpetually zooted photographer Ricky Powell). The Boys then sit down for an extensive interview in which they spend more time going off on tangents than actually answering questions, with Mike D doing most of the talking while Ad Rock gets distracted every five seconds and MCA, dipped in a Bad Brains t-shirt and rockin' a beard like a billy goat, appears to have his mind elsewhere. But that doesn't mean the Q+A isn't entertaining as the group hits a wide variety of topics and name dropping, like (in no particular order): Led Zepplin references, Paco from 92 KTU, bagels and chitlins, payin' dues, Barney Miller , Flintstones , samples, Jerry Garcia, New Riders of the Purple Sage, the Surgeon General, Ted Knight, Dolly Parton, Oprah, shrimp toast, Def Jam disses, Corey Haim, Debbie Gibson, Sam Sever, heavy metal, flat tops, TV weatherman Lloyd Lindsay Young, the Dust Brothers and disco. And that's just the tip of the iceberg, yo. (Rest in peace, Yauch.)
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NEW CONCORD -- For Michael Steen, operating a business successfully and serving the customer are inseparable.
The business is The Community Bank, headquartered in Zanesville but boasting eight branch locations and a lending center in Heath. Automatic teller machines are situated at several locations, including the Murphy Oil filling station at the Cambridge Walmart shopping plaza.
"I've been with the bank 11 years, and we've tripled the size of the bank in the last 10 years," said Steen, the president and CEO. "I call us different in that we're marketing driven. As a bank you don't find that too often. We're pretty good at what we do from a marketing and (human resource) standpoint. We have a brand and reinforce that brand all the time. We put a lot of additional marketing that most banks don't into media purchase."
The bank is casting an eager eye toward Guernsey County.
"As far as the Cambridge market, one of the things we've just done is hire a mortgage originator who's familiar with Cambridge and familiar with realtors. She just started about a month ago and is starting to get business. What we're attempting to do is do things that scout the territory and start developing business. Then we would certainly be looking at Cambridge as a place where we might put a full-service bank."
But the "rubber meets the road" with the employees dealing directly with customers, according to Steen.
"You can put up a lot of pretty buildings, but it's all about who you put inside those buildings, and the relationships they have with customers," he said. "We pride ourselves in hiring the right people. The people believe in what they're doing. Many of our employees own stock in the company. They believe in the philosophy of the management in staying local, local ownership. If you work for a big bank -- which I did -- you don't have that connection to community anymore. To some degree, we have to think about it like a public service and have a passion for the community."
Unlike some businesses, the bank allows branch managers a degree of independence. After all, they best know their communities and clients.
"We like that. It's more of an entrepreneurial kind of spirit, which brings with it good customer service. So far that philosophy's worked pretty well," said Steen.
The Community Bank traces its origins to 1902 and Crooksville. The prosperous Crooksville Bank opted to expand into South Zanesville, opening a branch bank there under the same name. The opening of more branch locations accompanied a title change in the early 1980s to the current moniker.
The bank first ventured outside the Zanesville area when the closing of the sole bank in Frazeysburg opened a door.
"We had a dozen or so people actually write us in a coordinated effort to say, 'Would you please bring a bank to town. We need a bank.' It was an opportunity," Steen explained. "It's larger in four years than Huntington ever had it!"
The latest branch to open is located in New Concord, at the key intersection of U.S. 40 and Route 83, and a short distance from Interstate 70.
"Location is one of my big things, being in the right spot. I'd searched over here for three years, on and off, trying to get a feel for it. This was the corner. The traffic count's just phenomenal!
A history enthusiast, Steen was keen to visually shape the new building, both interior and exterior, in the mold of other buildings in the village and along the National Road, U.S. 40.
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I was making these Sweet and Spicy Sausage Stuffed Peppers and was in need of a side dish. I just happened to have a big bunch of carrots in the fridge and images of carrot fries dancing around in the back of my mind. I wanted them to compliment the Southwestern theme I had going on with the peppers so I started rooting around the kitchen for ideas. There, in the back of the fridge, was a big bunch of cilantro. Cilantro usually gets neglected around here in the winter months. We'll buy some for a particular recipe and the rest is typically forgotten until it starts to look sad and depressed and we have to throw it out (into the compost bin, of course).
So I had my carrots and my cilantro and finally decided on a spicy cilantro pesto. I love pesto of any kind, but pesto and carrots? That was a new one for me. But when all was said and done they were pretty darn tasty. The jalapeno adds just a hint of heat and the cilantro compliments the carrots nicely.
Spicy Cilantro Roasted Carrot Fries
Serves: 6
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 25 minutes
Total Time: 40 minutes
-12 large carrots
-1 tbsp olive oil
-2 cloves garlic, roughly chopped
-1 cup tightly packed cilantro leaves
-1/2 jalapeno pepper, roughly chopped
-1 tbsp lime juice
-Dash of salt and pepper
-1 tsp cumin
-1/4 cup olive oil
-Preheat oven to 400 F
-Cut carrots into small (about 2 inches long) sticks (we are making fries here, cut them to about the size of a french fry!)
-Toss carrots with 1 tbsp of olive oil and spread out in flat in a single layer on a baking sheet
-Bake for 20 minutes
-While the carrots are baking, add garlic, cilantro, jalapeno, lime juice, salt and pepper, and cumin to a food processor.
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This afternoon Ed Stefanski and the Sixers reached out to a group of Sixers bloggers and Henry Abbott from ESPN's True Hoop blog for a conference call. Ed made a brief statement, just summing up the Sixers offseason to this point and then fielded questions from everyone involved.
It was good to put a voice to a couple of bloggers I've interacted with online and Ed was forthcoming, didn't dodge any questions. I think all the bloggers present did an excellent job of touching on the main issues heading into the season, I'll try to relate some of what Ed had to say after the jump.
It was good to put a voice to a couple of bloggers I've interacted with online and Ed was forthcoming, didn't dodge any questions. I think all the bloggers present did an excellent job of touching on the main issues heading into the season, I'll try to relate some of what Ed had to say after the jump.
When asked about Thad's transition from the 4 to the 3, it became clear that this could be the critical question of the season. Stefanski said Thad has been working hard all Summer on his handle and the plan right now is for him to play the bulk of his minutes at the three. Later he said definitively that as of now, Iguodala is the starting two guard. The only question is how well Thad will transition. More on this later.
The questions circled to the back court, and Andre Miller's contract situation. Here's what Ed had to say, "Andre does things a little differently from the young guys on the team. Andre likes to take the Summers off. And when I say off, I mean off. He's texted me a couple times to say he's happy with certain moves we've made, but I haven't talked to him. He does not have any representation right now, so we really don't know where he's at. Until he has representation we won't know."
He also pointed out that there really isn't a ticking clock on Andre. Even if they don't get an extension done before the end of the season, they still hold his rights (meaning Bird Rights). I got the feeling that he wants to get together with Miller, and does think keeping him here beyond this season is a priority.
The question I had for Ed was about the Sixers style of play. I've been wondering for some time what the addition of Elton Brand would do to the Sixers' pace. Not because I don't think he can run with the rest of the team, but because if you can play in the half court effectively, would you still choose to run? Stefanski had an interesting response:
"We're not planning on slowing it down. Whenever you run, you need a trailer and Elton is a very good shooter from the elbow. He'd be a perfect guy to trail the break and Sammy can really run with anyone. The biggest change will be when the defense gets back and the run is stopped. I think Elton is going to especially help Sammy in the half court with all the attention he draws. He's going to help everyone by drawing doubles."
This is good news. Running defined this team. It created easy offense and put a ton of pressure on the other team. Even with Brand, I think their legs will still be their biggest advantage over the better teams in the league. Think of Elton as the security blanket. When Iguodala has the ball on the break, but doesn't have the numbers, he doesn't have to force the action. He doesn't have to worry about what the offense will do in the half court, he can just pull it out and feed the ball down low. Quite a luxury.
There were several more questions, and unfortunately my notes aren't great, so I'll touch upon them in bullets:
- Josh Smith was apparently plan A until Brand became available. Ed wouldn't call the deal he eventually signed a bargain, but he did say he thinks Atlanta is very happy with the way it played out.
- When asked if this team is a champion contender he hedged, saying, "We look like a pretty good team on paper."
- Theo Ratliff loves the fans in Philly because "If you work hard in Philly, the fans love you."
- He never met with Josh Childress, but did talk to his agents. Brand's signing put everything else on the back burner.
- Very happy with Marreese Speights so far. Said he's "Athletic, skilled. It's up to him. He has the skills to succeed." Also talked about the background work they did before picking him, they just didn't see any indication that he had a poor work ethic.
- Talked a little bit about having "A lot of guys who I'd just term basketball players." Meaning, it doesn't matter if Iguodala is a 2 or a 3, if Lou is a 1 or a 2. They can just flat out play and in today's game, traditional positions aren't as important as they were years ago.
The call ended when Jordan from SixerSoul beat me to the punch with a question about Willie Green. Ed's response, "Willie will get an opportunity to play basketball. If Iguodala's minutes swings more to the three, that'll probably mean more minutes for Willie at the two. Willie is part of the team. We don't have any plans to move anyone at this point."
That's really the answer to a couple of unasked questions right there. The roster is set, and Willie will be a part of the rotation. How big of a part he plays will depend largely on Thad's development. If he can handle the three, we won't see a whole lot of Willie. If he can't, well that's not a road we want to go down at this point. Moving Iguodala back to the three for most of his minutes would be a huge blow to the step forward this team has taken. There's a very good chance Green could find himself in the starting lineup again. That's not something anyone wants to see happen.
I'll keep my eyes open for the posts from the other bloggers who were on the call and throw the links up in this post. Thanks to Ed Stefanski, the Sixers' PR department and Michael Preston in particular for setting this up.
The Links:
- True Hoop
- Passion & Pride
- SixerSoul
- Recliner GM (he has a podcast of the call)
- The 700 Level
by Brian on Aug 21 2008
Tags: Basketball | Bloggers | Conference Call | Ed Stefanski | Offseason | Sixers |
Tags: Basketball | Bloggers | Conference Call | Ed Stefanski | Offseason | Sixers |


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By Robert Rizzuto
A day after the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation that aims to save money by selling unused government-owned properties, U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., is calling for the Senate to vote on his accompanying bill.
The legislation, known as the Civilian Property Realignment Act, was introduced by Brown in the Senate in August. It aims to decrease the federal deficit by "realigning, consolidating, selling, disposing, and improving the efficiency of federal buildings and other civilian real property."
In a statement, Brown said the legislation would provide a thorough review and disposal of the estimated 45,000 government-owned properties which have been deemed underutilized.
"Considering the severity of our debt, it's inexcusable to knowingly maintain tens of thousands of useless federal properties," Brown said. "This wasteful practice is symbolic of Washington's poor budgeting and reckless spending, and it's time for it to stop.
President Obama supports this effort, the House has acted, and so I urge Majority Leader Reid to allow the Senate to vote on this commonsense bill."
The legislation would establish a commission to review potential closures and sales, which Brown says, has the potential to save taxpayers $500 million in its first six months of operation.
After the House passed its version of the bill, sponsored by Rep. Jeff Denham, R-Calif., the Obama administration said in a statement that it appreciates the sentiment of the legislation, but charged that it doesn't go far enough to save taxpayer money.
In the statement, the White House argued that the bill's exemptions for parks and military facilities are too broad and that the inclusion of a clause requiring Congressional approval for the commission's recommendations on buildings would tie up the process in unnecessary bureaucracy.
Source: http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2012/02/sen_scott_brown_pushes_for_sen.html


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House of Representatives
March 29, 2006
Mr. KINGSTON. Mr. Speaker, in 2003, the U.S. public spent $103 billion buying oil from nondemocratic countries such as Venezuela, Syria and Iran.
In fact, it is so bad that you could say that we are doubly funding the war on terrorism against us. We need to get off Middle East oil.
Congressman Eliot Engel and I have introduced H.R. 4409, which sets that goal of getting us off Middle East oil by the year 2025. We do it through existing technology. We accelerate the use of hybrids by doubling the tax credit for purchasing a hybrid.
We give automobile manufacturers a tax credit for making more lightweight vehicles that are more fuel efficient. We give truckers a tax credit for buying alternative power units so at night they do not have to burn diesel fuel while they are sitting in truck stops.
We adopt the Gil Gutknecht E-Line 10 by 10 language on ethanol.
This is a very good bill. I invite all of my colleagues to take a look at H.R. 4409 and consider being a cosponsor for national security.


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The Ultimate Cloth Cleaning Mitts Work Wonders
For as long as I can remember, housecleaning has been the bane of my existence. At the ripe old age of 50, I finally came to accept the fact that I would never be named "Housekeeper of the Year." I think that my recalcitrance stemmed from my belief that housekeeping was, to a large extent, pointless. Take the kitchen, for example. I would spend an hour or two scrubbing it to spotless perfection, only to cook a meal and have grease-spattered countertops and smudged cupboards defiantly stare back at me. In my heart, I just knew that all of the dust in the neighborhood chose my house as its final resting place. The stuff accumulated on the blinds, on picture frames, on ceiling fans, on knick-knacks - and of course on coffee tables and the top of the TV.
Although it went against my nature, I decided to give this ultimate cloth a try. What I discovered was eye-opening. Essentially, I could clean my whole house (and my car) with water and a cloth. I didn't need a whole cabinet full of cleaning supplies, and I didn't have to waste paper towels. Instead, I could wet the cloth, wring it out, wipe down the surface I was cleaning, and then walk away knowing it was all streak free. I could get rid of everything from hair spray and grease to dust and soap scum without using any chemicals at all. I even got a cleaning mitt, which worked great for blinds, ceiling fans, and small items.
I'll still never be named "Housekeeper of the Year," but with my ultimate cloth, I discovered that keeping my house clean doesn't have to be an unpleasant chore. I don't have to choose between having a clean house and doing the things I love. Now, I can "clean as I go" and keep my house spic and span, and still have plenty of time for the things in life that are most important to me.
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Hearing a character use this term in its sexual sense I began to wonder. Are second and third base used thus? Is there a common understanding that first base is a kiss, second base the upper quarters and third the Netherlands or Low Countries (stealing an image from Shakespeare)? Is home run used for consummation?
I don't think there are many British sporting parallels. I scored last night comes to mind, presumably from soccer. (Do Americans use this)? Of course at my age I'm long out of touch with such male pub braggadocio. Thinking back to my own youthful fumblings a verse of Pope always comes to mind where he speaks of the many obstacles that present themselves to a young man. (It's from one of the Horation Epistles, I think).
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