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Darrell (Detroit): Do you think Utah would be willing to trade Al Jefferson to the Pistons in exchange for Ben Gordon, Jason Maxiell and a couple of second-round picks? Both teams would then have more balance and improved starting fives.
Langlois: Jefferson is most likely available, though the Jazz would have to be sure that rookie Enes Kanter is ready to assume a major role before dealing him. As for what the Jazz would want in return, my guess is cap relief or a young, athletic wing player, preferably both. Gordon wouldn't really supply that, since his contract runs one year longer than Jefferson's. Also, the Jazz are high on rookie Alec Burks and might not be interested in adding a veteran shooting guard to plug in ahead of him in the rotation when they already have Raja Bell at that spot and two other veterans, Josh Howard and C.J. Miles, who can swing to shooting guard from small forward, not to mention Gordon Hayward. The Jazz were also very high on Brandon Knight going into the draft. Ultimately, they decided they couldn't pass up a big man with Kanter's potential. But Utah's regard for Knight was legitimate. The Pistons, though, would be most unlikely to consider including Knight in a deal for Jefferson.
Joel (Windsor, Canada): The Pistons really didn't play a bad game against the Bulls last week. They consistently pushed the ball and got back on defense. Rose just found open shooters and his team never allowed uncontested shots. Chicago is a well-oiled machine and the Pistons are a team still fixing rusty spots. Things are looking up and I think Lawrence Frank has much to do with that.
Langlois: The Bulls were the most impressive opponent the Pistons have played to date, Joel – and they have to play them again at the United Center tonight. Let's see if the Pistons can close the gap from where it was last week when they met. As I've written a few times now, I think there's little question the Pistons are going to be a better team by season's end as Frank continues to drill his philosophies into the team and his tenets become second nature to the players over the course of time.
Omar (Beirut, Lebanon): I'm probably about the only Pistons fan in my country and I love the changes in style of play over the last few games, especially the game against Orlando. It seemed like Ben Gordon was carrying the offense and that seems like a very "American" thing in basketball. International teams, European teams in particular, tend to rely less on "go-to" guys and more on a collaborative team effort. In the absence of a real superstar, do you think we might benefit from European coaches or assistant coaches in the future?
Langlois: Welcome, Omar. You're right that the NBA game is fundamentally different from the European game in its concentration on isolating favorable matchups. The Pistons don't have a dominant scorer – a guy who'll get you 25 points a night – but Gordon is their most accomplished one-on-one scorer. Lawrence Frank, like most coaches, preaches ball movement and player movement to prevent the offense from becoming stagnant. The 24-second clock means teams don't often get past the second or third option and, because scouting has become so sophisticated the first option almost always gets shut down. That puts an even greater value on players who can simply improvise consistently to create offense on their own.
Eric (San Jose, Calif.): I was wondering when online stores would be stocking up on new Pistons gear. I've been longing for a Monroe or a Knight jersey.
Langlois: Good question, Eric. I posed it to Terry Adam, in charge of Pistons merchandise, and here's what he said: "We initially brought in Brandon Knight jerseys after the draft. Once the season began, the Knight jerseys sold out very quickly. After the lockout ended, we placed a large order for many players, Knight and Greg Monroe included, and we hope these jerseys will be delivered within the next two weeks."
Isaac (Flint, Mich.): Why are people so concerned about a three-guard rotation? We have four good guards. When Brandon is ready to start, Bynum could back up and Stuckey could move behind Gordon. I don't really see why Bynum doesn't get more playing time when everyone is healthy.
Langlois: Stuckey and Gordon are two of the team's best scorers – in fact, they are likely the team's two best scorers, though Greg Monroe and Brandon Knight could eventually move into that strata. Using them exclusively at one position is probably a luxury a team that is struggling for efficient offense can't really afford. Is there room in the rotation for all four guards? It's easier to do it with three. The Pistons tried to find time for four guards last year and it seemed like it made it difficult for any one of them to find a sustained rhythm.
Ryan (Grand Rapids, Mich.): The Pistons seem to be in good shape with the salary cap, but free agents are not going to come to Detroit. So Dumars needs to make trades at some point to support their young core. How about Gordon, Maxiell and Daye to Utah for Jefferson and Miles? Seems to be a fair trade for both parties.
Langlois: We've assessed the Utah angle, here and in the past. Yes, I think Jefferson is available. Utah and Detroit's front offices are two of the most notoriously buttoned-up in the NBA, so any speculation about what either side might be looking for is just that – speculation. My hunch is that Utah, in any deal for Jefferson, would be most intrigued by cap relief. The Pistons can't offer that. But as to your other point – that free agents won't come to Detroit – I don't think that's the case. Free agents follow the money and the opportunity. All things being equal, they'd rather go to a place where they also have an immediate opportunity to compete for a title, where the sun always shines and were state income taxes are low or non-existent. But all things are rarely equal. There aren't usually more than a handful of teams with significant cap space in any off-season. The next time the Pistons have significant cap space – it could happen next off-season, but it would be unlikely – I don't expect they'll have a difficult time spending the money.
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Ten stakes have been added to Laurel Park's fall stakes schedule, which was approved but not finalized at the Maryland Racing Commission's July meeting, the Maryland Jockey Club announced Aug. 12.
The Maryland Horse Breeders Association has inserted five Maryland-bred and/or Maryland-sired races into the mix:
—All Brandy Stakes, September 6
—Jameela Stakes, September 27
—Jennings Handicap, December 6
—Maryland Juvenile Filly Championship, December 26
—Maryland Juvenile Futurity, December 27
Each stakes will be contested with $125,000 for Maryland-bred and -sired runners and $100,000 for Maryland-bred horses.
The track's September 13 card will feature five $60,000 Virginia-bred and/or sired stakes races scheduled for the turf: the Jamestown Stakes, the Punch Lunch Stakes, the Oakley Stakes, the Bert Allen Stakes and the Brookmeade Stakes.
The Virginia horsemen/breeders will be responsible for the purse money of each race. Racing was not conducted at Colonial Downs in New Kent, Va. this season.
The Virginia horsemen/breeders will be responsible for the purse money of each race. Racing was not conducted at Colonial Downs in New Kent, Va. this season.
Live racing returns to the major Maryland tracks Friday, Sept. 5 after a 12-week break.
Headlining the 65-day meeting will be the 29th running of the Jim McKay Maryland Million Day for the offspring of Maryland-based stallions on October 18 and the Fall Festival of Racing on Saturday, November 15 with six stakes races topped by the $350,000 Frank J. De Francis Memorial Dash.
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Wert Thou but ill -- that I might show thee
How long a Day I could endure
Though thine attention stop not on me
Nor the least signal, Me assure --
Wert Thou but Stranger in ungracious country --
And Mine -- the Door
Thou paused at, for a passing bounty --
No More --
Accused -- wert Thou -- and Myself -- Tribunal --
Convicted -- Sentenced -- Ermine -- not to Me
Half the Condition, thy Reverse -- to follow --
Just to partake -- the infamy --
The Tenant of the Narrow Cottage, wert Thou --
Permit to be
The Housewife in thy low attendance
Contenteth Me --
No Service hast Thou, I would not achieve it --
To die -- or live --
The first -- Sweet, proved I, ere I saw thee --
For Life -- be Love --
Poet: Emily Dickinson
Poem: 961.
Wert Thou but ill -- that I might show thee
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IF YOU want to understand why the November 17 "Out of the Park and Into the Streets" demonstration called by Occupy Wall Street and major unions is going to be big--really big--start with the small table in the thicket of tents that crowd Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan.
Visible only because it is attached to a flagpole of sorts with several construction workers' safety helmets hanging like banners, the table is intended to attract building trades workers who have been regularly visiting the encampment for weeks.
On a sunny Sunday afternoon last weekend, the park was jammed as activists savored a warm-weather break between a freak fall snowstorm and the coming winter chill. A construction worker in his late 50s stood, arms folded, next to the table, where a sign-in sheet for union members lay alongside a copy of the Hindu scripture Bhagavad Gita, a book now popular among New Age practitioners.
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To form this should take the form: CLICK HERE .Until now I managed to make the product that is redirecting the form to be present in this form with name and picture.But I struggle to insert two color picker sites into law two categories ( click here for pictures).Also as you can see from the previous picture, I struggle to integrate the 3 fields "Length", "Width", "Height" in the "Custom sizes", so that only when this option is selected the 3 fields be editable.Fields with a red star must be mandatory.Also a problem is the whole form and send to an email address, so that the administrator can see the client options (size, color codes, and so on).In a large deadlock is and when it come to this form will be available only to registered users.
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I searched the internet something similar, but it seems that nobody ever ever try to make an order form with integrated color picker. As my knowledge of php are quite a few have tried to solve the problem as long as I got through processing two forms. Existing one on the site that sent you a friend recommended product (here insert name and email address of the friend) and a free form generated by an website. Everything to be functional should have 3 files, a file "customeorder.tpl" (contains PHP code, this code was introduced and made free form net), a "costomeorder-form.php" and one "customeorder.php ". Files can be found attached to this post.
Form file is "customeorder.tpl", this should make all changes related to its functionality, from what I could tell from the code of the 3 files.
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Four student research projects that were conducted during the 2010 Mathworks Honors Summer Math Camp (HSMC) have received awards in the Siemens Competition in Math, Science, and Technology. This continues the HSMC's tradition of advanced students working with university faculty mentors, conducting original mathematics research. Congratulations to all the students, and special thanks to the mentors!
The Regional Finalists will be competing at one of six Siemens Competition partnering universities in the coming weeks. Winners from each regional competition will advance to the National Finals in Washington D.C. For a full listing of all the semifinalists and regional finalists from around the nation, see here and here.
Over the past 10 years, 37 research projects conducted by HSMC students have been recognized by the Siemens Competition - see the entire listing here.
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The Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology recognizes remarkable talent early on, fostering individual growth for high school students who are willing to challenge themselves through science research. Through this competition, students have an opportunity to achieve national recognition for science research projects that they complete in high school. It is administered by The College Board and funded by the Siemens Foundation. Up to 300 projects from almost 2,000 submissions are recognized as Semifinalists, while the top 30 individual and 30 team projects are invited to compete in the Regional Competitions, held at six partner universities.


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Norfolk humourist Sid Kipper's East Side Story explores England's 'middle east' as part of the Norfolk Festival. Maddermarket Theatre, Norwich, 7.30pm. Adults £7, concs. £5 (01603 620917)
The fourth London Triathlon takes place at Albert Dock. Participating is Olympic competitor Simon Lessing, who has won the race for the past three years. Races are from 7.15am-2.30pm. Free for spectators (020 7928 5055).
Come along to the West Lancashire Light Railway in Preston for a gala event celebrating the role of steam trains in different industries. Industrial Day will display freight trains and diesel and steam locomotives, free guided tour of workshops for adults. 11am-4.30pm. Adults £1.75, children 75p (01772 815881)
Last chance to see the surrealist paintings of Salvador Dali at the Dean Gallery in Edinburgh. 'Optical Illusions' displays more than 50 of his works. This is the only European showing of this exhibition, which focuses on Dali's exploration of optics and perception. Open 12am-5pm. Adults £4, concs. £3 (0131 624 6200)
Make your way to London's Kew Gardens to see an exhibition of more than 60 sculptures from Zimbabwe. The organisers claim it is the largest contemporary African art collection that Britain has seen. 9.30am-6pm. Adults £5, concs. £3.50. (020 8940 1171)
Take part in a wine-tasting event in the grounds of Ickworth House, Suffolk. The late eighteenth-century mansion near Bury St Edmunds boasts a collection of paintings including the work of Velasquez, Titian and Gainsborough as well as extensive gardens. 11am-4pm. Adults £4.90. (01284 735270)
Get your kitten heels down to the Natural History Museum for the last day of London Fashion Weekend . hairstyling is available from sponsors VS Sassoon as well as fashion and beauty seminars. 11am-5pm. Tickets £7.50. (020 7413 1700)
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A family day at Cotswold Farm Park, Gloucestershire, where children can bottle-feed pet lambs, watch goat-milking demonstrations, take safari rides around the park and learn about nature, conservation and farm life. 10.30am-6pm. Adults £4.50; children £2.30. (01451 850307)
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by SierraOccasionally, I get asked whether or not I ever actually left my old fundamentalist church. My story on No Longer Quivering followed my journey up to the first year of college. I've wrestled with how to explain what happened in a proper narrative form, because the circumstances … [Read more...]
Daughter of the Patriarchy, epilogue: What does leaving fundamentalism look like?
Emotional Incest: The Mama's Boy and the Other Woman
by SierraI have already written about the ways that growing up in fundamentalist-evangelical culture made me especially vulnerable to covert incest from my father. There is a flip side to the father-daughter craze in Christian patriarchy, though. I am here to bring you two stories: and one of them isn't about me!In what would have been my high school years, a miracle happened. Sven, my best friend from my early childhood, came back to my church. We were fourteen. We had been estranged for about three years while his family lived in another state. But we quickly reconnected (not least due to my idealistic hopes that we could pick up where we left off, and some aggressive b … [Read more...]
Daughter of the Patriarchy: Admissions
by Sierra"When I was your age, my parents wouldn't send me to college," my mother was telling me. "I had to work my way through on my own. I don't want you to have to stop. I will do everything I can to help you keep going to school. Your education is the most important thing to me."We stood in the kitchen, a printed letter lying on the counter between us. It was not good news.I glanced up at my mother with a strained smile. I knew that if wishes could be cashed at the bank, I'd be writing my admissions essay to an ivy-coated castle. Instead, I was trying to find a way to pay the bill from my last semester of community college in time to register for fall classes. It was already A … [Read more...]
Throwing Out the Moral GPS
by SierraGrowing up in fundamentalism was like living with a moral GPS navigator installed in my head. Every decision was mapped out already; all I needed to do was listen to the voice telling me where to go. Sometimes I could stop and look at the map. Most of the time I was looking ahead, trying to live, listening and following directions as best I could.The GPS gave me directions for living: Read the Bible and pray every day. Obey your parents. Be respectful of elders.Those directions made sense. They were there to help me get where I wanted to go: straight ahead. There were no twists and turns yet.Then the directions got a little stranger: Listen to one of Branham's … [Read more...]
Daughter of the Patriarchy: Daybreak
by Sierra By the time I turned in my final remedial math exam, my family had settled into a tiny rental house in Pennsylvania. I was now eligible to start community college, getting prerequisites out of the way while finishing up my high school diploma. For my first semester, I was registered for Basic Problems of Philosophy (my mother, snickering, said, "There are a lot of problems with Philosophy," implying that it was a godless discipline), and Earth Science.Community college was a dazzling experience. Not only could I drive myself there three nights a week and not have to worry about tiptoeing around my father's ever-simmering rage, I could talk to normal people face-to-face. I became … [Read more...]
Daughter of the Patriarchy: Doing the Math
by SierraTurning eighteen was magical. Suddenly, all the job applications I seemed to be throwing down an empty chute were bounced back with interest. Sven had already landed a job at Wal-Mart in his town. Now it was my turn. I nervously sat through my job interview, not daring to hope that I might actually be on my way to earning money. When they called back with an offer, I could hardly contain my excitement.Not only did I have a job, I had a real driver's license. No longer did I need the supervision of an adult driver. I could take myself anywhere I wanted, whenever I wanted. The freedom was intoxicating, and I found myself driving everywhere at the slightest excuse.Now that I was … [Read more...]
Daughter of the Patriarchy: The Waiting
by SierraI loved driving. I'd always known I would. As a child, I collected Hot Wheels cars until they numbered in the hundreds. When I was twelve, my mother decided to teach me to drive in case my father's rage spilled over completely and I needed to escape. It was both terrifying and exhilarating. The car felt huge and seemed to move so much faster when my hands were on the wheel. I crowed with pride as I successfully navigated the winding roads of our rural neighborhood, passing a UPS truck with wide eyes and short breath.As I grew older, I periodically stowed away money for a car. At my bakery job, I thought I might finally have a chance when I amassed $1,000 – a year's savings. A … [Read more...]
Daughter of the Patriarchy: Surveillance
by SierraThick summer haze blended with the spirals of smoke belching from the backyard grill. A teenage girl in a sepia-colored seventies outfit poked at the flames with a stoic face, silently urging them to gulp up more pages from the notebooks she fed them, one after another. The fire surged with joy and then abated, leaving only charred fragments sinking into dust or drifting lazily into the air. The grill was stuffed, but not for long. Soon the makeshift altar had reduced its sacrifices to embers. The girl sighed with relief, though the anger blazing in her chest had not subsided.Her mother had read her diaries. They had to be burned. Her most private thoughts unmercifully exposed, … [Read more...]
Daughter of the Patriarchy: When Dreams Become Promises
by SierraAs followers of God's final prophet and members of the elect Bride of Christ, we made a lot of promises in God's name. We promised safety to a world we presumed was in its death throes, ready to face tribulation, destruction and ultimate renewal. We promised healing, hope and happiness to those who accepted God's provided way of escape. We promised individuals that their broken families would be restored, that their financial problems would vanish when they tithed, that God's will would give them purpose and the strength to deal with the wearying parade of everyday troubles. We promised Alissa that God would heal her daughter.Alissa was a single mother of two young boys. She wor … [Read more...]
Daughter of the Patriarchy: The Shift
by Sierra Clear morning light filtered in the empty door of the bakery. I was alone behind the storefront, a wall of bagel baskets hanging like a curtain between me and the rest of the world. My mother busied herself in the front of the store, wiping counters and making coffee as I methodically drew and cut the clear plastic wrap in its long rolls. I wrapped another sponge cake, applied the golden bakery label, and set the finished product on a tray to be stored and sold for the Jewish holidays. It was normally one of the busiest weeks in the store: the owner was Jewish and had many connections with the synagogues in northern New Jersey. We were a hotspot for holiday feasts.The … [Read more...]


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BKR Clash in the Country: Annie Bosko vs. Cassadee Pope [VIDEO/POLL]
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If it was a bad week for the English economy, as the new coalition government delivered its "unavoidable" aysterity budget, it was even worse for the future of British tennis.
The Brits had their worst showing at Wimbledon as only one countryman,
Australia's performance has not been so great, either. After French Open finalist
The early departure of top players, the narrow escape of England to the next round of the football World Cup, and concerns about household finances after big budget cuts have combined to keep ticket sales below the record last year of 511,043.
"It's definitely been quieter. There [are fewer] journalists at press conferences," Murray said after beating Jarkko Nieminen in straight sets in front of the Queen, who made her first visit in 33 years.
Former champions and members of the All England Club that hosts Wimbledon have voiced fears that with £40 billion ($70 billion) in government cuts to spending being felt "potentially for decades", according to Prime Minister
Tennis in England is largely a preserve of the middle class and played in private clubs. Investment in community courts lags that of Australia, which has relied on council-run courts to foster many of its greats.
"It has been disappointing what's happening in British tennis," Murray said. "We need more courts at grassroots, in schools. At the highest level there are not many men around, that depth we had a few years ago."
One thing about which Wimbledon will be able to hold its head high this year is maintaining its place in the history books, after the 11-hour match between American John Isner and Frenchman Nicolas Mahu.
And despite the still fragile economic recovery in the UK, the world's most famous tennis tournament has had no problem attracting sponsors. The repeat association of brands such as IBM, HSBC, Rolex and Häagen-Dazs prompted the All England Club to offer £1 million to the men and women's singles champion for the first time – up from £850,000 last year.
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Forst takes off the gloves
Goalie scores winner for Tigers.
Published Saturday, November 17, 2007
Missouri goalkeeper Mallory Forst spotted a trend during the shootout against Southeast Missouri in the first round of the NCAA women's soccer tournament last night at Walton Stadium.
Before the first three Southeast Missouri shooters struck the ball, they snuck a peak at one of the goal's corners.
"Generally that means they're playing it to the other corner," Forst said. "It was just an instinct that I had that I had to go on because there's not much time to make a save."
Her intuition proved right. After Megan McGrath missed Southeast Missouri's first shot wide left, Forst dove to her left to stop Molli Beard's attempt and then moved to her right to catch Alaina Lacopo's shot.
"On the fourth one, the one where I saved it with my foot, I picked the wrong way and at the last second realized she was going the other way, so I just stuck me feet out to get any thing on it I could," Forst said.
The ball rolled to the left, kissed the inside of the far post and bounced out. After blanking the Redhawks, Forst took off her gloves and sealed a 2-0 shootout win by knocking Missouri's fifth attempt past Southeast Missouri goalkeeper Lindsay Pickering. That shot sent the Tigers on to the second round where they'll meet Southern California at 1 p.m. today at Walton Stadium.
"Our goalkeeper, in the end, was probably our MVP, both defensive and attacking," Missouri Coach Bryan Blitz said.
The game went to a shootout after the second overtime session ended with the score tied 1-1.
Missouri scored the game's first goal when Michelle Collins dribbled through a crowd of players in the Southeast Missouri box and slotted a low shot to the far post past Pickering in the 17th minute.
Pickering, the Ohio Valley Conference's defensive player of the year, was flawless the rest of the night.
"She honestly did an amazing job," Collins said. "There was one, it was a corner, and it bounced right to my right side and I'm like, 'Even if I don't kick this, this ball is going in.' But her like fifth arm came out, and it didn't go in."
That was just one of many high-quality saves Pickering made against a relentless Missouri attack that managed 26 shots, 10 of which were on frame.
In the 63rd minute, Collins sprung teammate Alysha Bonnick on a breakaway. Bonnick appeared ready to score her 12th goal of the season, but Pickering came off her line and turned the shot away.
Pickering was at it again in the 76th minute. Kari Adam possessed the ball deep in the Redhawks penalty box and was unmarked, but Pickering dove to her left to stop another breakaway opportunity.
She even stopped two of Missouri's attempts in the penalty kick. She just was not able to stop the penalty kicks taken by Kat Tarr and Forst.
"Her performance was outstanding and a great way to end her career," Redhawks Coach Heather Nelson said. "A lot of people are certainly going to know that we have an outstanding goalkeeper at Southeast Missouri State."
The Redhawks evened the score in the 43rd minute when Vanessa Hart hit a well-struck cross to Alexander and her shot sailed over Forst's outstretched arms. It was Southeast Missouri's second shot of the game.
"It was just a huge goal to be able to get, especially right before halftime," Alexander said.
"It set the tone, saying 'Hey, we're still here. We're not going away. We're gonna be here, and you're gonna have to fight us to be able to win.' "
● USC 3, Creighton 0: With USC junior midfielder Amy Rodriguez in the center of the field, the Trojans controlled the opening 45 minutes against Creighton. The second-seeded Trojans outshot the Bluejays 21-0, but the game was scoreless at halftime.
Rodriguez opened the second half on the right half, and it took 47 seconds to pay off. First, she dribbled down the right side and launched a shot that Creighton goalkeeper Kristen Casey pushed over the bar. On the ensuing corner kick, Rodriguez beat Casey with a one-timer to the near post for her eighth goal of the season.
"In the first half, they did a good job of denying her the ball, and she wasn't getting it enough," USC Coach Ali Khosroshahin said. "So we moved her out wide so she could get it and run at people."
Rodriguez also had a hand in the Trojan's second goal in the 54th minute. She crossed the ball to Marihelen Tomer on the left side of the field and watched as Tomer dribbled around her defender and scored on a shot to the far post.
Lauren Brown scored USC's third goal in the 74th minute on a shot from about 16 yards out that deflected off a Creighton defender.
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Ambassador Stefan Meller complained to the Russian foreign ministry following separate attacks on Wednesday on Marek Rzeszuta and Andrzej Uryadko.
Polish embassy sources said they suspected there was a political motive behind the assaults.
On Thursday evening, a Polish journalist was assaulted in Moscow in similar circumstances.
The incidents follow the mugging of three children of Russian diplomats in Warsaw on 31 July.
Russia expressed outrage over the incident, in which the teenagers were reportedly attacked by 15 youths shouting anti-Russian slogans.
The Russian foreign ministry accused Polish politicians of stirring anti-Russian feeling in the country.
On Thursday, Russia expressed "deep regret" over the assaults on the Polish diplomats, which required them to be admitted to hospital.
A Polish diplomat in Moscow, quoted by the Russian news agency RIA, said the same gang was suspected in both assaults and "we don't consider that all this was the work of hooligans".
Polish Foreign Minister Adam Rotfeld has warned that relations with Russia are getting "worse and worse".
The Polish ambassador has advised embassy staff to limit trips outside the mission's premises, the AFP news agency reports.
Pawel Reszka, Moscow correspondent for the Polish Rzeczpospolita daily newspaper, was attacked by about four men in an underground passageway near his home.
He was admitted to hospital with injuries to his head and chest.
Igor Yakovenko, general secretary of the Russian Union of Journalists (RUJ), has demanded a full investigation.
"I think that in the present case it is important for this not to lead to a further deterioration of Russian-Polish relations," Mr Yakovenko told Russian news agency Interfax.


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Tom Foley on Budget & Economy
"Raising taxes is leadership? That's how you would lead as governor?" Foley said. McKinney supported a bill that allowed United Technologies Corp. to use $400 million in unused tax credits in exchange for guarantees that the company would expand and hire more workers. Foley opposes the deal and says the package increases state spending. "John is using career-politician talk. He is saying tax credits are OK," Foley said. "Tax credits are spending."
"Tom, it's not spending not to tax someone," McKinney said. "Now you are talking like a Democrat."
Foley said he was trying to have some fun making a serious point about Connecticut's economic competitiveness under Malloy. The governor always is quick to note that this state's tax rate is attractive compared to NY and NJ, but Foley said it could be a lot better. "I was just trying to make the point that while Gov. Malloy and his policies are driving jobs and young people out of the state, here you have a neighboring city where the same thing is about to happen," Foley said.
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Rodney King dead at 47
Los Angeles (CNN) -- Rodney King, whose beating by Los Angeles police in 1991 was caught on camera and sparked riots after the acquittal of the four officers involved, was found dead in his swimming pool Sunday, authorities and his fiancee confirmed. He was 47.
King's beating after a high-speed car chase and its aftermath forever changed Los Angeles, its police department and the dialogue on race in America.
King was 25 and on parole after a robbery conviction in April 1991. In an interview in 2011, he recalled he had been drinking and was headed home from a friend's house when he saw a police car following him and panicked, thinking he would be sent back to prison. So he attempted to flee.
"I had a job to go to that Monday, and I knew I was on parole, and I knew I wasn't supposed to be drinking, and I'm like 'Oh, my God,'" he told CNN
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We, much like the rest of the even vaguely fashion-y world, are rather obsessed with thigh high boots for fall. (And speaking from experience — I got my first pair of thigh highs two years ago — I can tell you they're as bitchin' in real life as they are on the runway.) The thing is, all that gloriousness can be a little challenging to reign in. And when it's not correctly executed, you will look like a hooker. (Think Julia Roberts in "Pretty Woman.") Because we love you and want to help you avoid being propositioned by dirty old men in bars, check out our tips for styling thigh high boots.
- Opaque black tights are your friend. Possibly your best friend, even. Buy several pairs for your new thigh highs. There's something inherently trashy about such tall boots that display a few inches of skin between them and your skirt.
- This is not to say that they won't look awesome with a tight, short, high-waisted pencil skirt. You just need to invoke the above opaque tights rule and go with a pair of thigh highs that are highly fitted. As for skirt length, it should overlap with the top of the boots for at least an inch. Shorter than that and someone's going to offer you ten bucks for a hand job.
- Recycle the floral dresses you brought for summer with your thigh highs, a cropped leather or denim jacket and, you guessed it, opaque tights.
- If you insist on wearing jeans with thigh high, they best be super-fitted throughout. Like these.
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Profile: India's billion people have a booming economy, enormous needs_122004
- December 17, 2004
- By John Rutledge
|As many as 30 million pilgrims flooded the Hindu holy city of Ujjain to seek spiritual cleansing in the sacred Shipra River. India alone is home to 14 "super-mega" people groups with more than 10 million members each who are currently "unengaged" by a church-planting movement strategy. (Matt Jones Photo)
'As India goes, so goes the Great Commission'
By Erich Bridges
International Mission Board
MUMBAI, India (BP)--What country is home to thousands of millionaires and nine of the world's richest billionaires, makes more movies than Hollywood, boasts the world's largest democracy and is home to 24 million Christians, including 19 million evangelicals?
Americans whose most vivid impressions of India come from old National Geographics and Rudyard Kipling's jungle stories might update their mental file with these facts:
Eighty percent of India's 1.07 billion people--second only to China in total population--are Hindu.
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But more than 130 million Muslims call India home, and some estimates range above 150 million. That rivals the combined population of all countries in the Arab Middle East.
The Indian middle class--those earning $2,000 to $4,000 annually--now numbers 300 million, larger than the entire U.S. population. It's expected to approach 450 million within the next five years.
Massive rural-to-urban migration likely will double the population of India's cities within two decades. That's equal to "all of Europe, all of a sudden, needing water, sanitation, drainage, power, transportation, housing," says an Asian Development Bank official.
No fewer than 555 million Indians are under the age of 25, and Indian universities produce more than 1.5 million graduates each year.
The booming Indian economy was forecast to grow 8 percent this year as Indian industries match or surpass some of the world's top producers.
India has some 200 million English-speakers. The nation's vast collection of people groups also speaks several hundred other languages and dialects.
|Pilgrims seeking spiritual cleansing in the sacred Shipra River offer fire to their gods. (Matt Jones Photo)
Three Indians made Time magazine's list of the world's 100 most powerful and influential people this year--Bollywood superstar Aishwarya Rai, former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and information technology mogul Azim Premji--reputedly the world's fourth-richest man.
Make no mistake: India still faces enormous problems of poverty and need. The poor in some 800,000 towns and villages still account for the great majority of the population. About 300 million people live on less than a dollar a day. As many as 3,000 Indian farmers in a single state--Andhra Pradesh--have killed themselves over the last six years because of debt and drought.
India has the world's largest number of working children--up to 115 million. Many toil in sweatshops. At least half the population cannot read.
Meanwhile, many of the graduates pouring out of the nation's universities can't find decent jobs. Despite economic growth, too many applicants are competing for too few positions. The government counts 40 million jobless workers, while the vaunted Indian info tech industry employs fewer than 1 million.
But India has made amazing progress on many fronts--economic expansion, education, technology. Its scientists, academics, computer specialists, entrepreneurs and entertainers are challenging--and often surpassing--the best other countries can offer. Expectations are soaring.
Hundreds of India's ethnic, religious and caste groups live in geographical or social isolation from each other, looking at the rest of this vast "nation of nations" with curiosity or suspicion. Many a south Indian, if set down somewhere in the north, would be as bewildered by the customs and languages as someone from the U.S. heartland parachuting into Scandinavia.
In other places, particularly the cities, different peoples and cultures mix and mingle in seemingly countless combinations. Mumbai--or Bombay, as it also is known--is India's largest city and is a world unto itself.
|India boasts nearly 20 million evangelicals, such as this member of Andheri Baptist Church. Yet 80 percent of the country's 1.05 billion people are Hindu. (Matt Jones Photo)
With more than 17 million people jammed into a 180-square-mile peninsula, Mumbai is the financial capital of India, the film capital, the organized crime capital, the AIDS and prostitution capital. It is the home of India's most expensive real estate--and Asia's biggest slum. Multitudes live under plastic tarps on the streets, and others dine with old money at the exclusive stadium cricket club, where the joining fee is $30,000.
Travelers on Mumbai's sidewalks and crowded commuter trains can rub shoulders with stock traders in $1,000 suits, beggars, college students, Muslim women covered by black burqas, Punjabis, Tamils, Kashmiris, Bengalis, Assamese, Gujaratis, Keralites.
"Diversity is India," observes a leading Christian strategist who lives there. "You can lose yourself in all the challenges and unlimited horizons for missions in this country. You could pour a thousand lifetimes into India and never exhaust it."
India's 24-million-member Christian community is growing, but it remains a small minority of the national population of 1.07 billion.
India and its immediate South Asian neighbors have more than 200 people groups with populations exceeding 1 million. Nearly half of the world's unreached people groups live in India and the South Asian region. South Asia, which includes India, has half of the world's Last Frontier population--more than any other region.
India alone is home to 14 "super-mega" people groups with more than 10 million members each currently "unengaged" by a church-planting movement strategy. In other words, Christians are not yet focusing on any of these groups in a way that will result in growing, self-sustaining church movements. Just one of these ethnic peoples, the Rajput, totals 40 million souls.
"As India goes," the Christian strategist said, "so goes the Great Commission."


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Interesting way of doing it. It's great to know the things people do when planning, so thanks for that!
Interesting way of doing it. It's great to know the things people do when planning, so thanks for that!
I was really confused by the "planner." I am a fairly savvy 50-something byt was not sure what it was for (obviously it is for "planning," but how it worked exactly was baffling me. I searched in the forum and did find this discussion but not many people are going to dig for the answer like that.
How about a simple paragraph description and minor tutorial-not unlike the one for this forum- but on the Travellerspoint homepage. The homepage is a confusing mess. I opened it up and felt overwhelmed. Check out Prezi and see their tutorial video. Maybe you could have something like that.- a fun and short informative tutorial video. Just a thought. -janice
ANd yes, I have so many notes about how to get to my airbnb or couch surfing couch. Hey you might want to collaborate with them to have an airbnb or couchsurf plugged into travellerspoint with instructions on how to get from point to point. -janice
Hi Janice, thanks for the excellent feedback. We do have a page explaining the planner, but depending on how you got to it, you might not have seen it. I'll see if there's ways we can ensure this shows more clearly. There is a screencast which walks through how to use it: http://www.screenr.com/AkD7 .
The homepage is a tricky issue since we have a lot of different components to this site. We don't have a single tool like some other websites do, so it's not as easy to explain simply. Mostly I've had quite positive reactions to the home page though, so somewhat surprised at your description. In any case, it's taken on board
Notes will be definitely be added next!
This is fantastic! It's the one tool I had always hoped TP would provide when I joined many years ago.
I have noticed just one major flaw so far ; the 'Add to Travel Plan' doesn't seem to work on some sites - most notably TripAdvisor. Is this by design and/or for commercial reasons? To be honest, being able add a shortlist of accommodation options (directly linked the the reviews) for each location is currently the only missing piece preventing this tool from being truly, truly great.
Overall, I'm still very impressed.
Hi duck, that's great to hear!
Can you let me know which page on Tripadvisor is not bookmarking for you? And which browser you are using? This is definitely not by design - we want you to be able to bookmark anything.
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your response. The bookmarklet seems to fail on any page that has 'active' content, such as Flash or a lot of ajax. One example would be:
I have tested this with Firefox (Win 7), IE9 (Win 7), Firefox (Linux), Chrome (Linux), and have also has another user test with Safari (OS X). More than happy to test further if there's anything else you'd like me to try.
Thanks again for your help, and great work!
[ Edit: Edited on 21-Feb-2013, at 02:33 by duck ]
Awesome, and sorted
p.s. sorry about the post being flagged - that kicks in automatically when people add links in their first few posts.
Update: notes can now be added to all your stops.
To reduce confusion, I've removed the "notes" that showed in the map stop editing form and only have those in the planner view now. There is a distinction between public and private notes. By default, all notes added will now be private for only those people you are travelling with.
If you want to add a note to your trip map that others can also see, then you need to make it public.
Hopefully it's clear enough what's happening there
A couple more suggestions.
i. The date on the left hand side needs to say "Fri 22 Feb".
ii. It seems too large. Once you have 15 or days listed then it is a long page of stuff. May be each date can be reduced to the date and the heading only and expanded on request. Or simply reduce the size of the fonts being used.
iii. Links need to open in a new window or tab.
RometoRio obviously know the best way around Bangkok. 7 km in 12 minutes . Sometimes it is 120 minutes


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China has overtaken the US to become the world's largest market for cellular M2M connections, according to recent research from Informa.
In a blog post, Jamie Moss, an analyst with Informa, said the organization's Cellular M2M Tracker showed that China Mobile added another 5.5 million M2M connections in the second half of 2012, propelling China ahead of the US on this measure.
According to Moss, the growth reported by China Mobile was roughly the same number of connections the UK had in total at the end of 2012.
Globally, the cellular M2M market is on track to have 315 million connections by the end of 2015 and generate operator revenues of $12.8 billion that year.
Even so, Moss says judging the industry on the basis of connections or participants is wrong, because the value of a single connection varies dramatically depending on usage.
He also notes that cellular "is not the be-all and end-all of M2M", even though it is critically important.
"Not everything requires or can support individually paid-for point-to-point connectivity, so cellular is not universally applicable," said Moss. "[Nevertheless] cellular as a bearer occupies a unique position – in that only the most valuable assets and most business-critical connections will make use of it."
According to Informa, cellular is only found where its value more than covers any costs, and is typically associated with connectivity projects generating lots of revenue or with high-value segments of a particular project.
That means the highest returns are generally found wherever cellular is being used to support M2M services.
Informa notes that cellular M2M revenues will form only a small portion of total mobile network operator revenue by 2015, but says the true market value will lie in the financial gains made possible for enterprises using M2M to support processes, products and services.


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Well Played: Expert Outfit Layering, Courtesy Of Nicole Richie
Nicole Richie is not good at a couple of things — namely being a nice person while filming the oft-maligned early 2000s television show "The Simple Life" with Paris Hilton. Thankfully she's over that terrible phase in her life, and can focus on more important things, like her marriage to pop rocker Joel Madden and her two cute kids, Harlow and Sparrow. And perfecting the fine art of layering. She's like, really, really good at it. Hopefully it's something she'll pass on to her kids, while burning every single copy of "The Simple Life" she can possibly find.
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The agricultural education class at South Central High School recently created an original video and entered it into Syngenta's Weeding Out Hunger FFA Video Challenge.
The video had to show how the FFA chapter benefits students and community.
The class interviewed students and local farmers to follow this requirement.
Online votes determine which videos will go to the final judging, and the number of votes will be used to break a tie.
To vote, go to syngenta.votigo.com.
Do not add www. to the beginning because an error message will pop up.
There is an allotted one vote per day, and judging continues through April 30.
The winning video will receive $3,000 to use at the chapter's discretion, second will receive $1,500 and third will receive $500.
There are also mini-contests that have a prize of $500 each, voted on by a panel of judges.


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CHRIS Green will never forget the moment Linford Christie sped to 100m glory at the 1992 Games in Barcelona.
Green felt the blue riband event would never be won by a British athlete during his life-time.
"For me the 100m is the main event of the Olympics and that's why I would pick Linford Christie winning as my favourite ever moment," he said. "I never thought I would see a British athlete win it but so it was a fantastic race."
But Green also vividly remembers the 400m semi-finals at the same Games when a tearful Derek Redmond limped over the line alongside his father after suffering a hamstring injury midway through the race.
"That race summed up what the Olympics are all about in my mind," said Green. "It was a real iconic moment and he was just desperate to get to that finish line even though he could hardly walk."


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Hey all, Smuff let me do news this week so don't worry, you'll be seeing him and Forever Alone on the scene again soon. So here's the usual breakdown of news for this week.
Call of Duty
This week was the calm after the storm. Not much news in terms of Modern Warfare 3.
- The price of the MW3 Hardened Edition was revealed. It's currently priced at $99.99 and £79.99.
- Activision has won the legal battle over the domain "modernwarfare3.com". The website used to redirect to the Battlefield 3 page, now it just gives an error.
Call of Duty Wiki
Conversely, this week has been busy for the wiki, we've been summing up the massive release of information from COD:XP, as well as sorting out some War Room topics.
- Good news for all the bronies out there, MLP images will not be banned from upload!
- The same goes for all personal images, they are still permitted for upload.
- There are currently 2 RfAs in discussion, one for Drkdragonz66 and one for MLGisNot4Me.
- War Room topics currently open include limiting de-sysop forums to sysops only, custom userpage backgrounds, and a Call of Duty: ELITE wiki clan. Make sure to stop by and have your say!
In other news
As many of you should know today is the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks on New York, Pennsylvania and Washington D.C., which cost over three thousand lives. Let it be known that our prayers and thoughts are with all of those who were affected by the attacks.
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I think for this week it's best to forgo a humourous image and instead have something slightly more relevant.
That's all for this week, tune in next week for news with Forever Alone!
Oh, and one more thing. It's Smuff here, just wanted to say that anyone being so much as even remotely disrespectful towards 9/11 from here on in will be given a block until next year's anniversary of the event. It doesn't matter what you think happened or who did it; the point is 3000 people died one morning and that we're paying tribute to them. Thanks for understanding, Smuff[citation provided] 18:01, September 11, 2011 (UTC)


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When it comes to blockbuster movies, they don't come much bigger than The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. But when the first of the trilogy based on J.R.R. Tolkien's stories debuted on Channel Nine on Sunday, it was a ratings fizzer. Yet again, a mega-movie, after a trip to the cinemas, the video shops and pay TV, had run out of steam by the time it got to free-to-air TV.
The film, kept in reserve by Nine to bolster its figures in the final few weeks of this year's official ratings season, was beaten at 8.30pm by Channel Seven's Australian movie Rabbit Proof Fence, Channel Ten's first-run Australian crime telemovie Blackjack II: Sweet Science, and even the concluding episode of the British miniseries The Murder Room, based on one of P.D. James' whodunit bestsellers, on the ABC.
Nationally it averaged only 960,000 viewers, and was a lowly 13th on the list of the most-watched programs on Sunday night. The night's top show was Australian Idol on Ten with 2.31 million viewers. Interestingly, two nights earlier the umpteenth repeat of the 1965 musical The Sound of Music, on Channel Seven, attracted almost as many viewers as The Fellowship of the Ring.
The result will put added pressure on the Nine and Seven networks to follow Ten's successful lead earlier this year and scrap the traditional Sunday night movie, or at least cut the number of films screening in 2005. It will also make Seven wonder about the wisdom of its recent purchase of the Australian free-to-air rights to the third of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Return of the King, for a reported price of more than $3 million.
Movies no longer play a big part in the ratings. Last week the top movie on TV was Bend It Like Beckham on Seven. But it had only 1,020,859 viewers nationally, came 52nd on the week's top 100 and was beaten handsomely by Ten's Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
Nine won last week's ratings, the 37th week-long audience survey for the year, with 28.5 per cent of night-time free-to-air viewing in Melbourne. Seven was second on 26.6, followed by Ten (23.2), the ABC (17.4) and SBS (4.5).
Seven's telecast of the running of the Melbourne Cup attracted the most viewers (1,188,375). But Seven also had the most-watched regular program, Dancing with the Stars (634,723). The year's biggest hit to date, the Sunday night edition of Ten's Australian Idol took a dip last week, possibly owing to the unofficial Melbourne Cup long weekend, averaging only 517,612 viewers in Melbourne. But last Sunday it bounced back to 645,000.
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