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After his performance against the Washington Redskins, Philadelphia Eagles running back LeSean McCoy was named the FedEx Ground Player of the Week.
In 31 rush attempts, McCoy ran for 184 yards and one touchdown against the Redskins. His longest run was for 34 yards and he averaged 5.9 yards. Michael Vick only targeted McCoy once for a five yard pass.
Fans vote each week for who they think should be the FedEx Air & Ground Players of the Week. Opposite of McCoy, Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning won the FedEx Air Player of the Week. Both McCoy and Manning are now candidates for this weeks Players of the Week honor.
This isn't the first time McCoy has won the award. He got it twice back in 2011, the best season of his career so far. During that season, McCoy ran 273 times for 1,309 yards and 17 touchdowns. His Player of the Week awards came after his performance against the St. Louis Rams and Dallas Cowboys. McCoy ran for 122 yards and two touchdowns against the Rams during the season opener. His second Player of the Week that season came after a 185 rushing yard game, his career best, against the Cowboys.
McCoy was name the FedEx Ground Player of the Year for 2011 as well. By winning the award for his performance against the Redskins, McCoy is now eligible for the Player of the Year award at the conclusion of the season.
With Chip Kelly's up-tempo offense and the fact the Eagles may get close to running 100 plays per game, McCoy may win the Player of the Week award a few times this season. Considering the closest running back to him ran for 83 yards less, there is a good chance McCoy will be at the top of the rushing leaderboard every week with the among of carries he is expected to get each game.
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Iraq's US administrator, Paul Bremer, has vowed to block any move by Iraqi leaders to make Islamic law the backbone of an interim constitution, which women's groups fear could threaten their rights.
During a visit to a women's centre in Karbala, Mr Bremer said the draft of the interim constitution, due to take effect this month, would make Islam the state religion and "a source of inspiration for the law" - but not the main source for that law.
However, Mohsen Abdel-Hamid, the president of the Iraqi Governing Council and a Sunni Muslim hardliner, has proposed making Islamic law the "principal basis" of legislation.
Iraqi women's groups fear that could cost them the rights they hold under Iraq's longtime secular system, especially in such areas as divorce, child support and inheritance.
Mr Bremer was asked what would happen if Iraqi leaders wrote into the interim charter that Islamic sharia law was the principal basis of legislation.
"Our position is clear," he said. "It can't be law until I sign it."
Mr Bremer must sign all measures passed by the 25-member council before they can become law. Iraq's powerful Shiite clergy, however, wants the interim constitution to be approved by an elected legislature.
Under US plans, a permanent constitution would not be drawn up and voted on by the Iraqi people until 2005.
According to most interpretations of Islamic law, women's rights to seek divorce are strictly limited and they receive only half the inheritance of men.
Islamic law also allows for polygamy and often permits marriage of girls at a younger age than does secular law.
This month, 45 members of the US House of Representatives signed a letter to President George Bush urging him to preserve women's rights in Iraq. But Washington's leverage with Baghdad will decline after the US-led coalition returns sovereignty to an Iraqi administration at the end of June.
The US also hopes to hand over more responsibility for internal security to US-trained Iraqi forces, which could reduce American casualties as the November US presidential election approaches.
In the latest violence, roadside bombs killed three more American soldiers on Monday and the US military said gunmen killed an American Baptist minister from Rhode Island and wounded three other pastors in a weekend ambush south of the capital.
In north-western Baghdad, at least one child was killed and one hurt when a grenade in a rubbish bin exploded as they played near Al Jiwadain school, Iraqi police said. A US military spokesman said two people were killed and three wounded.
Police, meanwhile, arrested five Iraqis suspected in the assassination of Aquila al-Hashimi, a member of the governing council gunned down on September 20 in Baghdad.
The men were arrested in the city of Amarah, the Interior Ministry said. They were held on drugs charges but police believed they had been involved in the killing of Ms Hashimi, the ministry said.
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LCWR elects new leaders as assembly draws to a close
The doctrinal assessment has been discussed in closed sessions and been referred to several times by speakers, but it has not otherwise colored the assembly.
The doctrinal assessment has been discussed in closed sessions and been referred to several times by speakers, but it has not otherwise colored the assembly.
Joyce Rouse is an enthusiastic woman. Perhaps more well-known by her stage name, Earth Mama, Rouse is a singer/songwriter whose music combines what she calls her passion for the Earth with themes of spirituality.
Born a Lutheran and now a Quaker, Rouse first became acquainted with women religious and the eco-spirituality movement when she began the master's program in earth literacy at Saint-Mary-of-the-Woods College in Indiana. Since then, she says the Catholic sisters have taken her under their wing, sharing her music around the world and in their own contemplative practices.
Bulletins from the Human Side: It might have been better if Cardinal Gerhard Müller had simply told LCWR, "We just don't like the way you decide things."
Members of LCWR is calling on Pope Francis to repudiate the doctrine of discovery, a 15th-century policy justifying violence against indigenous people, who still suffer from the doctrine.
The renewal and change following the Second Vatican Council has led to the issues women religious now face, Franciscan Sr. Nancy Schreck said Thursday.
Global Sisters Report: The distance from Seoul, South Korea, to Nashville, Tenn., is 6,927 miles, but some "sister sisters" here feel close to LCWR.
Truly listening to others and reflecting on their thoughts can change thinking from individualistic to what is best for the community, one speaker said.
The Vatican's congregation for religious developed eight questions for those in religious life, male and female, to consider for the upcoming Year for Consecrated Life.
"In this place of prayer, in this place of faith ... this place is a fertile ground to talk about our love of the Lord."
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Peter Sagal had guided blind runner William Greer across the line moments before. "I told him he could stop running," wrote Sagal, but Greer already had figured that out. Greer bent briefly, hands on knees, to catch his breath. Sagal put his arm around Greer's shoulder to escort him through the finishing chute. The sound of an explosion startled them.
"What the hell was that?" said someone.
Neither Sagal nor Greer could figure it out. "I had just finished my 10th marathon, my 3rd Boston," says Sagal, "and I never had heard anything like that. Never. Cowbells. Music. Cries of pain, sure. But never that."
"Keep moving please," officials shouted through megaphones, still uncertain themselves what was happening.
Mary Gorski also was in the finishing area. Her adjusted finishing time was 3:56:31. Though feeling "a little beat up," she surprised herself by being able to maintain a steady pace in the last few miles, even summoning a bit of a sprint after turning onto Boylston Street.
Gorski would write: "And there was the first blast, just behind me. Just where I would have been had I not kept up the pace."
She turned and saw smoke billowing into the air. "We thought the worst while quickly trying to think of plausible explanations: Maybe a generator blew? A gas leak? It couldn't have been a bomb. We're overreacting. It just couldn't have been a bomb."
Runners who had progressed as far as the baggage pickup area began to scramble in their bags for cell phones.
Sirens began to sound.
Kristin Stevens, 44, a dermatologist from Portland, Oregon, had qualified for Boston with a time of 3:34:09, then three weeks out became injured with plantar fasciitis, "no doubt due to overtraining," she would confess. Stevens almost canceled her trip, then decided to run Boston 2013 anyway, wisely using the race as a reconnaissance mission for 2014 when (she promised herself), she would train more intelligently. Starting in Wave 2, she finished the marathon in a chip-adjusted 4:20:09. Stevens was reasonably happy. Crowd support had carried her through the most painful miles. Mission accomplished. Then:
"I was just reaching for my Mylar wrap a half block away when the first bomb detonated. I felt the explosion in my chest and smelled the smoke, but finish line banners blocked my view. Even after the second explosion, I had no idea what was happening, then runners who had finished behind me came running past, shouting, 'Run! Run!' The scene was surreal." The next several hours for Stevens, and so many others, would become, "a cold and lonely blur."
Jill Kratzer had finished in 3:41:23, well before the first explosion. She was in a changing tent with several other women. "Everyone paused for a second, then resumed dressing. It wasn't until I came outside that I realized something was wrong."
Jeanie Kayser-Jones, a professor of nursing at the University of California, San Francisco, had run Boston once before in the 1970s, but was in town mainly to support friends. She had positioned herself on the sidelines on the left side of the street, several hundred yards up from the finish line, waiting for her husband to finish. His name was Theo Jones, a retired chemistry professor from the University of San Francisco. He had hoped to break four hours, but with the clock ticking toward 4:10, it appeared that he was having an off day. Kayser-Jones walked down Boylston toward the finish line, but the crowds were too thick for her to get close. She stopped and waited, stepping up on the bottom rung of one of the barricades. She hoped to get a photo of Theo when he finished. Then the bombs went off.
"We were horrified," Kayser-Jones would explain in an email to a friend. "I began to cry and a man next to me grabbed my hand. He was waiting for his son and said he had three grandchildren in the crowd. We could smell the gunpowder."
Heather Lee-Callaghan had finished earlier. Her foot bloody, she limped through the area where she had been handed a Mylar blanket and walked over to one of the barricades to lean against it. It was not merely the pain, she was exhausted—mentally as much as physically. She began to cry. A medical volunteer approached her.
"Are you okay?" she asked.
"No," Lee-Callaghan said and pointed at her blood-stained shoe.
The volunteer signaled for a wheelchair. Lee-Callaghan lowered herself down into it to be rolled into the Medical Tent. "Every bump we hit felt like an earthquake. Every muscle in my body hurt. She lay down on one of the cots and one of the medical aides propped a foam roller under her leg and began to remove her shoe.
"If my toenail is hanging off, I don't want to see it," Lee-Callaghan instructed the aide, covering her eyes with one hand. She feared that if she saw the sight of her own blood, she might faint. The aide told her she would not lose a toenail. The blood was from blisters.
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We had a blast at the sixth annual Black Women in Hollywood luncheon in Los Angeles. And it looks like our favorite celebrities had an equally good time reuniting with their friends and colleagues. Luckily, celebs like Holly Robinson-Peete and Jurnee Smollett-Bell were happy to give us a peek inside the annual pre-Oscars bash.


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Your town's streets, small alleys in Spain and even underwater, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Street View specializes in taking you places you want to see.
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The effort is part of Google's attempt to use Street View to provide visual access to the great places of the world. Launched in 2007, Street View provides 360-degree views of cities, parks and more than 3,000 other places in 43 countries. The company's staff and volunteers have mapped more than 5 million miles over the last five years.
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I am really considering rhinoplasty. This drained alot of my confidence. Anyway how do you make the bridge higher and the tip more refined instead of being bulky and also how does alar base reduction surgery work because i would like my nostrils narrowed too. I always love the noses of korean actresses, Im sure the surgery can help me look better and more confidence with myself. Thank you!
I Am Asian and I Have a Flat Nose Plus Bulky Tip
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Asian rhinoplasty with implant
With regards to Asian noses, dorsal augmentation is performed with a small or medium sized Flowers nasal dorsal silastic implant manufactured by Implant Tech. Alar base reduction is performed on the inside of the floor of the nostrils and reduction of the small amount of skin can be performed to reduce the nostril flare. There is also a small amount of cartilage that can be removed at the tip to reduce the bulbosity of the tip.
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You have the classic Asian nose with poor projection of the bridge and tip, and a wide nasal base. I prefer augmentation with the patient's cartilage to increase projection and definition as well as narrowing of the nasal base with incisiions at the nostril-lip junction.
Asian rhinoplasty
Most likely you will need a dorsal onlay graft to elevate and potentially narrow the bridge of the nose. In the Orient many of these are done with silastic artificial implants. Here in the United States the best approach is to use your own bone ( Calverian skull graft ) . This is safer in the long run and won't run into any rejection problems .The donor scar hides in the scalp hair and the donor bone is never missed. Tip work for the bulbous aspect of your nose should involve mostly skin thinning (carefully) and cartilage grafts from the ear and septum to add definition and shape to the nose. Very little material should be removed from your nose as it will be needed to help project and reshape the tip itself. The nostrils can be moved medially to give the nose a narrower appearence...again this is best done conservatively so as not ot look artificial
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To improve the lower dorsal height, a dorsal onlay graft of cartilage may be appropriate. Of course with skin thickness limitations, the tip may be narrowed and softened. but not as much as a thin skinned caucasian.
Asian rhinoplasty
Dear Jassiez,
Most Asian rhinoplasties are augmentation rhinoplasties. In order to achieve a more streamlined and defined nose, one needs to add tissue to the bridge of the nose and possibly the tip. An alar base reduction is simple and can be done without any problems in most of these cases. My prefernce for treating patients with these needs is to use rib cartilage. It is very abundant, easy to shape and will never be rejected by the body since it is your own tissue. It is important to find a surgeon with experience and that you like. Good luck.
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Asian Rhinoplasty
Asian rhinoplasty falls into the ethnic rhinoplasty category. Asians and African Americans have a lot of similarities when it comes to nasal features: Low bridge, bulbous tip and wide nostrils. You can certainly raise your bridge with a custom made silastic implant, cartilage grafts for the tip and selective alar base narrowing. When you choose a surgeon make sure you see a lot of before and afters of Ethnic rhinoplasties before you decide to have surgery. Best,
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The small Osoyoos Indian Band in B.C.'s Okanagan has already earned the distinction of owning the most businesses per capita of any first nation in Canada. On Monday, Chief Clarence Louie's bid for the province's next maximum-security prison beat three others, adding a $200-million prize to his community's development.
The 360-cell corrections facility, which promises 1,000-person-years of construction employment and the equivalent of 240 full-time permanent jobs, will be built at the band's new industrial park, seven kilometres north of the town of Oliver.
Canadians have been confronted in recent months by images of the impoverished living conditions on the Attawapiskat reserve in northern Ontario – which received humanitarian aid in December. But in the real-estate rich Okanagan, Mr. Louie's Osoyoos band has become a major economic force, creating jobs and revenue – both on reserve and for the larger community.
Since Mr. Louie formed the Osoyoos Indian Band Development Corp. in the late 1980s, the 500-member band has opened a golf course, a cultural centre, a gas station and store, a construction company, a cement plant, a vineyard and a luxury resort and spa. Mr. Louie is the CEO of the development corporation.
The band continues to branch out, with a $9-million investment in the creation of an industrial park. The new prison promised Monday by Premier Christy Clark will be the park's anchor tenant.
"They are an absolutely sterling partner for this project," Ms. Clark said Monday. It is the first partnership of its kind between the province and a first nations community, and the fact that the Osoyoos could offer a fully serviced site was a deciding factor over the other three Okanagan communities that had sought to play host to the new prison.
Not every community embraced the project – the city of Penticton had to withdraw its bid in response to a public backlash. Mr. Louie said his own people are not uniformly enthusiastic, but a vote to rezone the Senkulmen Enterprise Park to allow for a corrections facility won strong support.
"Here in the Okanagan, on the reserve or off the reserve, jobs are the number one issue," he said in an interview. In addition to the immediate construction jobs, he says young people in his community need to start thinking about a career in corrections – not only as guards but in the fields of medicine and social work.
Mr. Louie said he was also driven to land this project by a social imperative to take on the imbalance inside Canadian prisons. After a tour of prisons in Western Canada, he saw firsthand the over-representation of first nations people inside prisons, and a need to improve rehabilitation services.
One in 20 British Columbians is aboriginal – but in B.C. prisons, the ratio is one in four.
"We would hope that this project, being the first of its kind on an Indian reserve, that we can work out and change the statistics of aboriginal incarceration in this country," he said, "and that we can show to the rest of Canada how to work for the rehabilitation of not just the first nation inmates, but also all of the inmates that wind up in corrections."
The facility will be built as a private-public partnership but the prison will be managed by B.C. Corrections. The band and the province will now spend the next six months working out the details. It is tentatively set to open in 2016.
Darryl Walker, president of the union that represents corrections workers, said the prison will go a long way to relieving dangerous overcrowding. But he worries that the province has taken far too long to get shovels in the ground. B.C. prisons are running at roughly 160 per cent capacity. Since 2008, about 175 inmates at any given time are being housed in large tents as an interim measure.
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We entered into a long position in Manning & Napier, Inc (MN) towards the end of February 2012 because we were impressed with the results of the company from 2006-2011. Manning & Napier is a well-respected, fast-growing asset management boutique headquartered just outside of Rochester, NY. We previously discussed the atypical structure of this company in relation to other publicly traded asset managers and we believe that investors may overlook this company because of it. We believe that's why its IPO did not increase much during trading hours and closed flat on the first day it was trading on the NYSE. At least it didn't go public on the BATS or NASDAQ exchanges. We think that because there was five guys named Vinnie overseeing the Manning initial public offering on the NYSE and none of those guys worked for Knight Capital Group, Manning's IPO didn't become an IPU like BATS or Facebook. Despite the hiccup in performance that Manning and other asset managers have endured recently, we believe that the company is undervalued at less than 12X expected 2012 earnings. We also believe that the 5.1% dividend yield is more than sufficient while Manning fights through these industry headwinds.
The company saw a 5% decline in Q2 2012 revenue versus Q2 2011 revenue, which was not far off from many of its competitors. We were disappointed in this because we know that MN can do better and has done better. Recurring operating expenses decreased faster than revenue and enabled Manning to record 2.45% growth in recurring income from operations for the period. We were glad that recurring compensation (excluding non-cash, non-recurring IPO share reorganization related expenses) expenses decreased by 10.45%. Compensation expenses declined due to reduced incentive compensation payments and this was partially offset by an increase in staff. MN's Q2 2012 shareholder servicing expenses decreased by 1.56% versus Q2 2011 levels. This was lower than revenue growth and was primarily due to reduced client AUM. MN also benefitted from reductions in other operating expenses, which declined by $441K (4.55%) versus the prior year levels.
We were disappointed to see that the company had seen headwinds due to the shift in investor asset class preferences. Recently investors have been shifting assets into income-oriented investments. Because Manning has 97% of its AUMs in equity and asset allocation vehicles, the company has seen headwinds to growth due to this shift in client preferences. We don't believe it to be a permanent trend, especially with historically low interest rates. MN recently launched a suite of actively-managed ETF-based target date collective trusts to provide advisors and plan sponsors with a product that meets the needs of fee sensitivity without giving up the flexibility for active management through asset allocation. On August 1, MN launched two new strategic income mutual funds to meet the needs of income-oriented investors in the current environment. The funds invested for underlying proprietary mutual funds with inception dates ranging from 2005 through 2009, and each provide diversified exposures to both income-oriented stocks and bonds under its top-down active asset allocation approach.
MN still achieved an adjusted operating margin of 45.7% for the quarter and 46.2% YTD. We were disappointed its adjusted EPS missed consensus analyst expectations by 10.71% (25 cents actual versus 28 cents expected). Cash and cash equivalents were $95.1M as of the end of the period. Client AUM balances saw year-to-date growth of 5.4% ($2.2B), which included $125M in net client principal deposits. Though the organic growth rate of 0.3% for the 6 month period was lower than what we expect from Manning, this growth rate still exceeded the majority of its peers including such august firms as Ameriprise (AMP), Janus (JNS) and Federated Investors (FII). Ameriprise saw its H1 2012 organic growth decline by 2.6%, Janus had a decline of 3.9% and Federated Investors had a 4.33% decline because Federated is primarily a money-market manager and no one wants money market funds in the Zero-Interest-Rate-Policy age. Adjusted net income increased by 1.3% versus Q2 2011 as the operating income growth was offset by an increase in non-operating losses and a higher tax rate.
Source: Asset Manager Q2 Earnings Releases
In the first quarter, Manning hired five of the seven direct client representatives it planned to hire for 2012, which brought the total to 26 as of March 31, 2012, which is ahead of schedule compared to what management told everyone last year on the IPO road show. In the second quarter Manning hired two more client representatives which brought the total number of sales reps to 28 and completed training for all but one of them. MN continues to have a low cancellation rate on an annualized basis of only 5%, or stated differently, MN continues to see a very high client retention rate of 95%.
Last and most important is Manning and Napier's dividend. Manning began paying a $.16 per share quarter distribution to public shareholders in Q2 2012. Manning's ex-dividend cycle follows a January, April, July and October cycle. Manning's dividend represents a $.64/share annual dividend to shareholders and this represents a 4.8% yield. We believe that the company can certainly afford to pay it, as it has $95M in cash and equivalents on its balance sheet and this would only cost the company $57.6M in financing cash outflows annually. We also expect the company to generate $90-$100M of adjusted net income for 2012 and to grow it annually so we can bolster our confidence that the company will be able to afford to pay its dividend. MN's annualized dividend is 57-64% of its expected adjusted net income and we expect net income to be approximately equal to free cash flows.
In conclusion, we were pleased with the performance of Manning & Napier during the recent quarter and since the price of the stock as of May 18th ($13.31/share) is not far from where it was when we started following, we will be taking advantage of the market volatility to potentially add to our position. In our comprehensive research report about Manning and Napier, we elaborate further on why we believe it is an undervalued, high quality asset management boutique. The fact that the company offers a 4.8% dividend yield and we believe that is sufficient enough for us to wait while the market headwinds clear up.
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"The motto of chivalry is also the motto of wisdom; to serve all, but love only one."
—Honore de Balzac
There is something inexplicably sexy about a man sired from the same fierce and proud stock that drove the entire Roman Empire away.
Strapping lads showing off muscled legs, holding a sword in one hand and your heart in the other . . .
I cannot recall the first romance novel I ever read, but at the edges of my conscience floats a memory of gallant warriors, hardened by the struggle to survive in a harsh environment, yet chivalrous in their service to others. My first real taste of such men was of the characters penned by author, Lynn Kurland in her MacLeod Series. They're historically accurate, not to mention wonderfully rich with sexy, gallant Scotsmen.
Chivalry—or, more specifically, a chivalrous Scotsman in plaid—does it for me every time. Whoever said chivalry was dead, sadly, never had the fortune to know it or read of it in a good Highland Romance.
Basing its origins in the medieval institution of knighthood of training and service to others, chivalry is the idea of white knights and noble deeds, of men honor bound to protect their land, king, country and their women.
It's the Braveheart factor.
The 1995 epic historical drama starring Mel Gibson told the story of a 13th Century Scottish knight, Sir William Wallace, a leader in the First War of Scottish Independence opposing Edward I of England.
Gibson's portrayal of Wallace produced a surge of interest in the time period, not only for me, but for many authors and readers. What lass could resist a wounded yet determined Gibson traipsing about the countryside in nothing but his plaid?
From the stone keeps of Medieval Scotland in Kurland's witty winsome tales to Diana Gabaldon's 18th Century Outlander series about Jamie and Claire, Men In Plaid possess a chivalry that pulls the reader back in time. Now don't get me wrong, lads and lassies, I'm a 21st century lass through and through, yet there's something sensual about a man wrapped in the colors of his clan who can also wield a mean sword.
Kurland and Gabaldon craft characters that exemplify seductive chivalry. Whilst Kurland is hard-pressed to compare to Gabaldon's historical content and character development, there's something to be said for a little awkward wooing and stolen kisses.
In Kurland's novel, If I Had You, the hero Robin, a man of few words, can slay his enemy every conceivable way, and could no doubt expand upon it tirelessly. But wooing his lady love is as foreign to him as time travel; when asked to say something poetic about her eyes, his response is, "Well, she has two – "
Jamie Fraser, from Outlander, however will melt your heart with: "I can bear pain myself, but I couldna bear yours. That would take more strength than I have."
Can ye nae hear the rumble of Scottish brogue reading those words? Somebody open a window, it's getting hot in here!
Kurland and Gabaldon craft love stories so enduring they transcend time, literally. Both use time travel in their books so subtly you forget the implausibility of such a thing.
And as with Kurland, once you read Outlander, you're compelled to continue on; always in search of those Men in Plaid who say it like it is, use their swords for good, and don't saunter into the Great Hall saying, 'Do ye come here often, lassie?'
'Does it bother you that I'm not a virgin?'
He hesitated a moment before answering. 'Well, no,' he said slowly, 'so long as it doesna bother you that I am.'
He grinned at my drop-jawed expression, and backed toward the door. 'Reckon one of us should know what they're doing.'
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A gust of wind + plaid + muscular thighs = the best damn romance heroes to grace the pages of Historical Romance, and we've only just begun to peek underneath the kilt . . .
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A Lubbock hospital is giving a young Vietnamese boy a second chance at life. Last month, the UMC International Medical Mission program made history when it funded a 12-hour medical procedure on 10-year old Thien Tran, to remove a tumor near his eye. Thien's Great-Aunt, Claudie An, says the boy has endured more than most his age.
"When he was about 8 months old, they realized there was a kind of deformity in his left eye," An said.
The condition is called Neurofibromatosis and as Thien grew, so did the tumor, hindering his vision. Back in Vietnam, Thien braved surgery after surgery to no avail.
However, that all changed when Texas Tech Physician and Ophthalmologist, Kenn Freedman, met Thien on a medical mission to Vietnam.
"Two years ago, Dr. Freedman when to Vietnam and for some reason, he got to see Doctor Freedman," An said.
The doctor knew Thien would need to travel to the states for proper care. With the help of UMC's medical mission program, that became a reality in May.
"All of us was in joy, pure joy," An said.
Doctors spent 12 hours in the operating room, extracting most of the tumor and reconstructing Thien's face. Dr. Joshua Demke was Thien's Craniomaxillofacial surgeon.
"It's very difficult to completely get rid of that without removing the eye entirely and that's something that we always try and avoid," Demke said.
Thien's sight is now much better and his team couldn't have asked for a better outcome, but his battle is far from over.
"Neurofibromatosis is something that if you have that, you'll experience some form of it for the rest of your life," Demke said.
Regardless, this ten year old is ready to take on everything his future holds.
"When I grow up, I want to be a police officer," Thien said.
Thien has plenty of time to secure his future in law enforcement and his family says, they owe it all to these doctors.
"Huge heart, huge everything, so wonderful. To us they are our angels and we do appreciate it," An said.
Thien and his mother Ngoc Hoang will return to Vietnam next month. His condition may require additional surgeries.
Thien was the first patient brought to the US for treatment through the UMC International Medical Mission Program. His surgery was paid for entirely through private donations to the program, with help from the Lubbock Area Foundation.
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There would be only a ''single'' cap on football department spending, but no limit on the share that could be spent on player payments under a radical proposal made by the AFL players.
With clubs anticipating that there will be a cap on football budgets introduced for next year, the AFL Players Association has called for it to be ''a single cap'' that would allow the clubs to choose how they spend it - meaning they could spend whatever proportion they wished on player payments.
This proposal for a single cap is understood to have been raised by the AFLPA in talks with the AFL and was also floated as a future possibility by Sydney chief executive Andrew Ireland, when he was quizzed about how the Swans could pay Lance Franklin $10.2 million over nine years.
The player union's suggestion is partly in reaction to the fact the most of the growth in football department spending has been in areas such as sports science, burgeoning coaching panels and altitude camps.
But it was also keen to emphasise that players did not want a single cap to be introduced immediately in a way that would see football departments radically reshaped overnight - with the inference that any single cap might require gradual phasing in to protect coaches and other support staff.
The union says it supports equalisation policies that would see more resources to players at smaller clubs, but it also wants a higher share of the football revenue. As it stands, the players receive just over 50 per cent of the football department revenue. In the United States, the National Football League players receive close to 85 per cent of football spending.
AFLPA chief executive Matt Finnis said the players had been witnessing a huge increase in non-player spending driven by the larger clubs.The percentage of spending on players was declining each year.
''What we've seen over the last several years is massive growth in other football expenditure, at double the level the increase in player payments.''
The average football department costs about $19 million, with around $10 million spent on players.
''This trend is being driven by the increase larger clubs are making into areas of their business, which will correlate to winning games and smaller clubs are struggling to compete in areas which have become an arms race.
''Whilst we acknowledge that premierships are won through a combination of smart people, great culture and talented players, what is clearly the case is that great total spend is having an impact and thus undermining the level of the competition, not just the players' share of it.
''It's legitimate in this context that the players would say 'why ought there not be a single cap capping all football spending and let the market decide where the true value in performance lies?'' Finnis said.
''We're not saying this needs to come in at a level immediately which would dramatically alter the composition of the football departments, but now is the time to be making sensible decisions which will hold the game in good stead years into the future.
''The integrity of the salary cap and the draft depends on this.''
In the proposed football department cap being discussed - which clubs think inevitable - they would be allowed to exceed this cap but they would pay a tax, on an increasing scale, when they went past the cap and the money collected would be redistributed to the smaller teams. West Coast has given support to a cap and tax system, but fellow giant Collingwood has had major concerns.
In football circles, one concern raised about a single cap that allows the club to decide the percentage it outlays to players is that clubs will seek to rort the football cap by reassigning football staff - such as those who manage contracts and football administration - into other areas of the business, ie, finance or legal, allowing to spend an even higher amount on players.
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Abu Dhabi (AFP) April 25, 2013
The United States is not on the brink of military action despite an assessment from US spy agencies that the Syrian regime likely used chemical agents, a US defense official said Thursday.
The US military has prepared contingency plans for the Syrian conflict, but officials traveling with Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel in the Middle East suggested military action was not a certainty -- at least for the moment.
"It's our job... to present options to the president upon request," the senior defence official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told reporters in Abu Dhabi.
But the official added: "Intelligence assessments don't automatically trigger policy decisions. It's important to note in this case."
Alluding to the disastrous intelligence failure in the run-up to the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, the official indicated the White House would be careful not to allow intelligence reports to drive a decision to use military force.
Former officials and analysts say the United States could try to secure Syria's chemical arsenal by sending in special forces teams and launching bombing raids.
But any military action would be high-risk with a chance that weapons could fall into the hands of extremists.
Deploying troops would require warplanes to knock out Syria's air defenses first, allowing special forces to be flown in, experts say.
The Pentagon has already sent more than 200 troops to Jordan, including a US Army headquarters element, to prepare for a possible joint operation with allies to secure chemical weapons.
US intervention no longer appeared as a remote possibility after Hagel and the White House said Thursday that American spy agencies had concluded President Bashar al-Assad's regime probably had fired deadly sarin gas against rebel forces on a "small scale."
In a letter informing members of Congress of the findings, the White House said the intelligence services had "varying degrees of confidence" that the regime had drawn on its chemical arsenal.
The defence official confirmed that the phrase "varying degrees of confidence" is a term commonly used by the intelligence community to indicate disagreement among various agencies.
But the assessment reflected a degree of certainty that Syria most likely has fired chemical agents and was not merely a tentative suspicion, the official said.
"There are very strong indications at this point that chemical weapons have been used in Syria," the official said.
Although British, French and Israeli officials had for weeks privately pointed to mounting evidence that Syria was resorting to chemical agents, the official rejected criticism that US spy services may have lagged behind other countries.
"The United States reaches conclusions on intelligence on our time frame. And is not driven by other countries."
The official spoke to reporters accompanying Hagel on his first trip to the Middle East as Pentagon chief.
Concerns over Syria's civil war and fears that chemical weapons had been unleashed dominated Hagel's week-long tour, that included stops in Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.
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The series finale of "The Office" is quickly approaching and the final episode is said to bring back some of the series' favorite characters. However, one man is going to be missing — Steve Carell who played the lead character until 2011, when Michael Scott decided to move to Colorado with his girlfriend.
Carell said returning to the show "just wouldn't feel right."
"I figured the character would go back and visit everybody, but he wouldn't do it on camera at this point," Carell explained," I think he had grown past the idea of being in the documentary, that was my take on it. That [Michael Scott] had said goodbye to that aspect of his life, that that's not what was important to him."
"The Office" will air its series finale on May 16. Both BJ Novak and Mindy Kaling are expected to return for the last episode.


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We decode the many variations of facial hair in Wes Anderson's latest film.
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There are 10 distinct beards and mustaches in Wes Anderson's new film, The Grand Budapest Hotel. At least I think there are. Almost all the men in this movie have some sort of fur sprouting from their lips or jaw lines, making it hard to keep track.
You've probably heard that Wes Anderson has a particular style of filmmaking. His movies are intricately planned puzzles, filled with whimsical knickknacks and easter eggs. For Grand Budapest—which tells the tale of Zero Moustafa, a former lobby boy at a famous establishment who is taken under the wing of concierge Gustave H.—Anderson opted for the eccentricities of pre-World War II Europe. That included its facial hair, which came in an array of angles, twists, and curlicues.
To create the film's beards and mustaches, the director turned to a longtime collaborator, hair and makeup artist Frances Hannon, who helped brainstorm, shape, trim, condition, and wax all the facial hair you see on screen.
Esquire spoke with Hannon to get the story behind each style and the prep work it took to create them. We also consulted with noted beard expert Allan Peterkin, author of One Thousand Beards: A Cultural History of Facial Hair, for grooming tips and historical analysis.
The Style: The Tidy Waiter
The Story: Though Budapest is told through the eyes of Zero (Tony Revolori), Fiennes' Gustave is the film's—and the hotel's—main attraction. Therefore, a considerable amount of time was spent deciding which mustache he would wear. The basics: it needed to be neat, clipped, and tight.
"We had various [fakes] made before Ralph grew anything," Hannon says. "We tried on different shapes, looked to see what suited his face and what would match with the hair." Afterward, Fiennes grew a beard, which Hannon then clipped and shaped into the most suitable look for Gustave.
The Beard Expert Says: Fiennes' Tidy Waiter was a standard close-cropped look in Europe at the time, particularly among those in the service industry (waiters, conciereges, butlers, etc.). "The country in the film is fictional," Peterkin adds, "but Budapest Hotel invokes Hungary, and Hungarian men have always been big fans of the mustache."
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Soybean pests in 2006: A survey of Corn and Soybean Initiative partners
ISU Corn and Soybean Initiative partner agronomists were surveyed in December about pest management issues in corn and soybean in the 2006 growing season. Here are summarized results of the survey concerning soybean pests. There were 17 usable responses from 28 companies polled, and responses geographically covered most parts of the state except extreme south-central Iowa.
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Generally speaking, Iowa farmers faced comparatively low soybean aphid populations in the 2006 growing season. Approximately half of the agronomists reported no significant insecticide treatments made for soybean aphid control, with most of the acreage treated according to the 250 aphids per plant threshold occurring in northwest and north-central Iowa and also in far eastern Iowa. However, even in those areas, treated acres ranged from just 5 percent of acres to one report at the high of 30 percent. This is consistent with perceptions of the 2006 growing season being one with generally light soybean aphid infestations. Although it was not specifically asked, two agronomists in central and north-central Iowa volunteered that insecticide treatments for control of midseason bean leaf beetles were more of an issue in their areas than aphids in 2006. In addition, an agronomist in southwest Iowa mentioned concerns with cowpea aphid on alfalfa as being notable again in 2006.
For those areas where insecticides were applied for treatment of soybean aphid, products used were Warrior® at 2.5 ounces per acre, Asana® at 6-8 ounces per acre, Lorsban® 4E at 1 pint per acre, and one mention of Baythroid® at 2 ounces. For those areas where aphid populations were noted, untreated acreage was estimated to suffer from 6-12 percent (about 3-7 bushels per acre).
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The survey queried respondents about the use of foliar fungicides. In general, most reported scattered application of fungicides to both corn and soybean within their service areas, with about three to five times the acreage of soybean being treated compared with corn. The proportion of acreage treated with fungicide was small, approximately under 5 percent of total acres. However, that commercial crops and not just seed fields were treated is worth noting. The products reported being used include Headline®, Quadris®, Stratego®, and Quilt®.
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This gem from the December 7, 2001 issue of Ha'aretz, a major Israeli daily, is reproduced in the Summer 2002 Middle East Quarterly (an excellent publication, I might add). It's worth reading now in light of the renewed boycott activity by the likes of Mona Baker, et al. I have no idea if it's true. But even if it's allegorical, it says a lot about the general mindset (i.e., generally mindless) of the boycott lemmings. (Here, by the way, is another example.)
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The "Alternative Nobel Prize for Peace" has been awarded in Sweden to Rachel and Uri Avneri for their activity in the left-wing Gush Shalom ("Peace Bloc") organization. It's an "alternative" award because its sponsors maintain that the official prize is awarded to the candidate who has the most powerful lobby behind him.
So it came as quite a surprise when one left-leaning Swedish paper announced that it had decided to boycott the alternative Nobel and not to mention it by so much as a word or even by allusion. The paper's editor explained that while the Avneris deserve the prize, it was totally hypocritical to award it, on the same occasion, to George Bush and Ariel Sharon as well -- the fomenters of war in Afghanistan and the occupied territories, respectively.
Had the alternative prize committee decided to be as conventional as the awarders of the real Nobel? Not quite. Hebrew, as everyone knows, is not in widespread use in Sweden. When the editor of the paper in question was told over the phone that the prize was going to "Gush Shalom and the Avneris," he heard "Bush, Sharon and the Avneris." Outraged, he decided to boycott the ceremony.


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I have been in a relationship for about seven years, and we've lived together for nearly four. I have been trying to talk to my partner about getting married, but he just doesn't want to go that route. We each have our own children from previous relationships, as well as two that are ours together. I finally feel ready to settle down and get married, but he doesn't even see that as an option. We have both been married before; he is 39, and I am 31. This is the longest relationship I have ever been in, and I love this man more than I have ever loved anyone.
I just don't know if I am selling myself short. Don't I deserve a wedding to the man I want to spend the rest of my life with? Or should I just accept the fact that he doesn't think we need to get married and keep everything the way it is? I have been losing a lot of sleep on this one and feel as if I'm not as good as his exes. What do I do?
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Dear Ready to Settle Down Sasha,
This is not a matter of what you deserve; it's about what you want. If you want to be married, and your boyfriend doesn't, that's a big problem. Although the idea of acceptance sounds nice, actually doing it is very challenging, which is why you're dealing with this dilemma in the first place. You need to decide if marriage is something you can live without while still being happy in your relationship.
But before you make that decision, it's important to realize that it should have absolutely nothing to do with his exes. This is about you, him, and your family together; he's not with his exes, he's with you, and that should speak volumes about how much you matter to him. Your feelings about marriage and staying with your partner should not come from a place of insecurity, because those kinds of concerns are unlikely to go away just because you've had a wedding. Talk to your boyfriend. Find out where he's coming from, and then use that information to determine the right path for you and your children.


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The kernel at the center of Downton Abbey is that ever-appropriate sigh: "Kids these days!"
"It's really your fault," Veda wails, and Mildred recognizes the kernel of truth in her accusation.
However, with our story, to give it dramatic tension, it was almost based on a kernel of truth.
Meanwhile, a tiny rebellion is brewing—the kernel, it seems, for the future Rebel Alliance.
He was so anxious to get at the kernel that he could not stop to examine the nut.
So the monkey went off with his rice, and the crab returned to her hole with the kernel.
The province of Drente is a sandy plateau forming the kernel of the surrounding provinces.
In both the kernel is white, sweet, and agreeable to the taste.
Mahler, we feel again, realizes all the craving that Bruckner breeds for a kernel of feeling in the shell of counterpoint.
Without it seems but as a shell, but within lies the kernel.
Old English cyrnel "seed, kernel, pip," from Proto-Germanic *kurnilo- (cf. Middle High German kornel, Middle Dutch cornel), from the root of corn "seed, grain" (see corn (n.1)) + -el, diminutive suffix. Figurative sense of "core or central part of anything" is from 1550s.


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"Nebraska said I'm an outstanding player and they need players like me in their offense," the junior said. "I didn't call the receivers coach yet but I'm supposed to. I can ask (Ex-Curtis, Cornhuskers DB) P.J. (Smith) about going there. Both schools just told me they'll be recruiting me hard throughout the process."
The rangy receiver (6-3 to 6-4, 185-to-195 lbs.) took a trip earlier this month to UCLA with teammate Kenny Young; both got offered.
"It was nice and the coaching staff was real cool," Dupre said. "I didn't know anyone there besides Kenny, but the staff have the NFL resume and experience to lead the program. The atmosphere was great, beautiful."
LSU offered Dupre after a dazzling 2012 camp session. The Tigers are in nice position to get Young and/or Dupre after inking Curtis players Duke Riley and Dillon Gordon) two straight years.
"It's still early with my situation and I'm waiting it out to see what's best for me on and off the field," he said. "I'm just thankful for these offers. I had hoops practice this weekend; the LSU coaches said not to come to junior day, to concentrate on hoops.
"LSU says they have great receivers like Odell (Beckham) and Jarvis (Landry), and they also want somebody tall like me to really make a play. LSU wins games. They also have a really good coaching staff."
Dupre listed two out-of-state BCS programs of interest.
"Probably Oklahoma State and Clemson," he said. "I've always loved Clemson and both are known for great receivers. Oklahoma State's been putting receivers in the NFL.
"DeAndre (Hopkins) and Sammy (Watkins) of Clemson should both go in the first round, Sammy next year if he stays healthy and decides to declare for the draft. Both Clemson and Oklahoma State throw a lot. I like how they implement the receivers into the offense."
Curtis could challenge for consecutive national championships after winning the crown last season.
The Patriots hope to face out-of-state powers Bergen Catholic (N.J.) and St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) this fall, along with a solid slate of in-state foes.
"With our schedule we just know we have prepare each day for next season," Dupre said. "We prepare for every game like it's another game. Two of the greatest teams in the country could face us, and we'll have to play excellent and execute. Those are the kinda games you want to play against the competition we want going to the next level.
"A lot of eyes are on us. (National championship status) has provided a way for Curtis players to get attention, especially guys who haven't gotten attention from colleges yet."
As a junior, Dupre hauled in nearly half of the Patriots' 82 pass attempts. His 36 receptions went for 816 yards and 15 TDs.


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Modeling Context Information In Pervasive Computing Systems
Henricksen, Karen, Indulska, Jadwiga, & Rakotonirainy, Andry (2002) Modeling Context Information In Pervasive Computing Systems. In Pervasive 02, 26-28 August, Zurich, Switzerland.
As computing becomes more pervasive, the nature of applications must change accordingly. In particular, applications must become more flexible in order to respond to highly dynamic computing environments, and more autonomous, to reflect the growing ratio of applications to users and the corresponding decline in the attention a user can devote to each. That is, applications must become more context-aware. To facilitate the programming of such applications, infrastructure is required to gather, manage, and disseminate context information to applications. This paper is concerned with the development of appropriate context modeling concepts for pervasive computing, which can form the basis for such a context management infrastructure. This model overcomes problems associated with previous context models, including their lack of formality and generality, and also tackles issues such as wide variations in information quality, the existence of complex relationships amongst context information and temporal aspects of context.
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Daughter of the Lady of the Rule and King Pellinore. In the Quest of the White Hart, Pellinore passes by a
young woman holding a wounded knight without providing her assistance. Once she realized that she would receive no help,
she kills herself with the knight's sword. When Pellinore is returning from the quest with Nimue, he finds the dead
woman savaged by wild beasts and the dead knight and great sorrow fills him. Following Nimue's advice, he has the
knight buried by a hermit and takes the head of the woman back to Camelot. When he tells his story, Merlin informs him
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BLS: New York State Reported Mass Layoffs In 2010
Utica, NY (WIBX) – Despite a slight improvement in the unemployment figures for Oneida County, as a whole, New York State reported mass layoffs at the end of the 2010 fiscal year. Regional Economist for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Martin Kohli, said the state had an all time high in terms of the unemployment claims associated with these mass layoffs.
Kohli said, "The bad news is that this is still the second worst year in the history of the series so that even though things looked better compared to 2009, they still aren't really very good. And, this reflects the fact that the recession, especially that gathered force in 2009, really dug a deep hole for a lot of people."
Kohli says the figures reinforce the message that despite the slight rebound of the economy, overall the U.S. has not fully recovered since the start of the recession of 2009, and says there's still a long ways to go until we see more improvements. California reported the most layoffs, followed by New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois.


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By Jill Lawless, Associated Press
LONDON Amy Winehouse admits it went beyond seasonal spirit.
The soul diva pleaded guilty Wednesday to assaulting a theater manager who asked her to leave a family Christmas show starring Mickey Rooney because she'd had too much to drink.
The singer, whose scrapes with the law often overshadow her music, was given a fine and a warning to stay out of trouble by a judge who praised her for trying to clean up her act.
District Judge Peter Crabtree ordered Winehouse to pay her victim 185 pounds ($300) in costs and compensation, and handed down a conditional discharge, meaning the singer will avoid further punishment as long as she does not commit any more offenses for two years.
"(That) may be harder than a fine, because you have now got to stay on the straight and narrow for the next two years," the judge said.
"If you commit another offense you'll be hit hard and you'll be hit twice," he said.
A scrum of photographers met media-magnet Winehouse as she arrived at Milton Keynes Magistrates Court, 50 miles (80 kilometers) north of London, dressed in a white shirt and dark skirt with her beehive hair piled high.
The 26-year-old singer admitted charges of disorder and common assault during a Dec. 19 performance of the pantomime Cinderella, in which 89-year-old Rooney played the heroine's father, Baron Hardup. The petite singer had earlier admitted drinking five vodka and cola drinks before the show.
Audiences at British pantomimes — a popular form of seasonal variety show incorporating fairy-tale plots, slapstick humor, cross-dressing and music — are traditionally rambunctious and are encouraged to shout at the stage and join in with the songs. But prosecutors said Winehouse's behavior went beyond the usual audience participation.
Prosecution lawyer Julian Vickery said Winehouse had been "raising her voice in the spirit of the pantomime" during the show at Milton Keynes Theater. She "accepted in interview that some members of the audience may have found her disorderly," and one had asked her to be quiet, he said.
The attorney said Winehouse was moved to a private box for the second half of the show, but later left the auditorium to go to the toilet and, passing the bar, asked manager Richard Pound for a double vodka and Coke. Vickery said Winehouse felt "hurt, embarrassed and patronized" when Pound suggested she have a glass of water instead and then asked her to leave because she had had too much to drink.
He said Winehouse "with no premeditation, grabbed his hair and pulled." She also was overheard muttering obscenities.
The judge said it was "obvious that alcohol played its part" in the incident. He said a medical report showed the singer had since tried to curb her drinking.
"You clearly have taken effort from this report to address your alcohol problems and any other problems you may have, so you get credit for that," the judge said.
Defense lawyer Paul Morris said Winehouse had made "huge changes" to her lifestyle.
Winehouse had been charged under her married name, Amy Civil, after reporting to a police station Dec. 23.
The singer shot to stardom with the Grammy-winning album Back to Black in 2006, but her music has been overshadowed by drug use, legal run-ins and a tempestuous marriage that ended in divorce last year.
Since her divorce from Blake Fielder-Civil in July, Winehouse has kept a lower profile, spending several months in St. Lucia and then moving from London's nightlife hub of Camden to the quiet suburb of Barnet.
She recently has been back in the recording studio, raising fan hopes of a follow-up to Back to Black.
Last July she was acquitted of assaulting a fan who asked to take her picture after a charity ball. The judge said he could not be sure the blow had been deliberate.
After Wednesday's hearing, local police superintendent Simon Eatwell warned that celebrity disorder would not be allowed in Milton Keynes, a busy "new town" of 200,000 people, largely developed since the 1960s.
"Milton Keynes has a very safe nighttime economy," he said. "We will not tolerate incidents of public disorder and will always deal with them robustly."
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Don't Go to Angel Investors Too Soon
What is the biggest mistake entrepreneurs make when dealing with angel investors?
DAVID KALT: As someone who has been both an entrepreneur and an angel investor, my experience tells me there are actually three equally significant mistakes entrepreneurs make when it comes to dealing with angels, all of which come from allowing the search for investment to affect their vision and effectiveness for that business.
First, entrepreneurs often give angel investors too much attention. As new businesses getting off the ground, entrepreneurs have many other stakeholders and operational demands more deserving of attention than investors. They need to amaze their customers, they need to build powerful and mutually rewarding relationships with partners, they need to recruit and retain the best possible talent, they need to lay the foundation of a corporate culture, they need to cultivate mentors and advisers, and they need to establish processes to keep costs low and productivity up. Those are all of the things that make up the machinery of a business. Angel funding should be seen as the oil that helps make the machine work.
The second critical mistake is that entrepreneurs often revise their business models to fit each angel's unique profile or to reflect feedback from an angel as a possible condition of investing. The best angel investors are successful because they understand an entrepreneur's vision, not because they force their vision on an entrepreneur.
Third, many entrepreneurs look to angels before they need to. If you believe in your idea, you should beg, borrow or steal before you take a dime from an angel. As an angel investor, one of the things that struck me was how rapidly and readily entrepreneurs would part with equity–and it made me wonder just how confident they were in what they were doing.
David Kalt is the founder of Reverb.com, a marketplace for musical instruments and gear, and the owner of the Chicago Music Exchange, a vintage guitar store in Chicago. He also co-founded and was the former CEO of online broker optionsXpress.
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The amount of adsorption depends also upon the exact nature of the sol.
This latter, by adsorption from the continuous phase, reduces the adsorption of colouring matters by the gelatine particles.
adsorption is often deliberately increased by a preparatory adsorption.
These acids also probably cause increase of adsorption of tannin by the hide and therefore assist in giving "good weight."
The selective action is known as adsorption and is most noticeable in highly plastic clays.
Like all electrolytes its presence decreases the adsorption of chromic acid.
Hence it is necessary for good weight to use a blend of materials, and so supply many grades of liability to adsorption.
Here again dilution of the sol reduces the adsorption and correspondingly reduces, to some extent, the difficulty.
In addition to adsorption, there is another phenomenon of colloid chemistry in operation, viz.
adsorption ad·sorp·tion (ād-sôrp'shən, -zôrp'-)
The property of a solid or liquid to attract and hold to its surface a gas, liquid, solute, or suspension.
adsorb ad·sorb (ād-sôrb', -zôrb')
v. ad·sorbed, ad·sorb·ing, ad·sorbs
To take up by adsorption.
The process by which molecules of a substance, such as a gas or a liquid, collect on the surface of another substance, such as a solid. The molecules are attracted to the surface but do not enter the solid's minute spaces as in absorption. Some drinking water filters consist of carbon cartridges that adsorb contaminants. Compare absorption.


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Florida Public Utilities (FPU) has been providing energy to homes and businesses throughout Florida since 1924. In 2009, Chesapeake Utilities (NYSE: CPK) acquired Florida Public Utilities. At that time, Chesapeake was operating in Florida under Central Florida Gas. The acquisition expanded Chesapeake's energy presence throughout the state while allowing FPU the opportunity to grow and expand its services. Chesapeake Utilities and FPU share a combined rich history spanning 150 years. Our commitment to distributing safe, reliable, fairly priced energy remains unchanged. Central Florida Gas serves customers in west/central Florida area. In August 2010, FPU purchased the natural gas operating assets of Indiantown Gas Company. FPU now serves approximately 700 residential customers and several commercial customers in Indiantown, Florida. In December 2011, the Company purchased Crescent Propane providing Newberry, Florida and its surrounding areas with propane service. Purchased in February 2012, Barefoot Bay, a community propane gas system in Indian River County, was another of FPU's propane acquisitions. On August 21, 2012, FPU was granted a non-exclusive franchise to provide natural gas distribution services within the City of Okeechobee. The thirty-year Agreement will bring natural gas service to residential and commercial customers. Okeechobee has convenient access to both coasts and all of Central Florida. The Company looks forward to its role as an area partner in this community. In February 2013, FPU purchased the operating assets of Glades Gas Company in Okeechobee and Clewiston, Florida. On December 2, 2013, FPU acquired the natural gas distribution and operating system from the City of Fort Meade. Propane Districts:
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