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Voters To Decide Whether To Create Two New Georgia Cities
In the closing hours of this year's legislative session on Thursday, the Georgia General Assembly approved what could become Georgia's newest cities of LaVista Hills and Tucker.
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Fri., September 26, 2014 7:01pm
18-Year-Old Georgia Singer/Songwriter Raury To Open For Outkast
Leading a next generation of southern musicians is Raury Tullis, who opens for Outkast this weekend. Known simply as Raury, he grew up in Stone Mountain outside of Atlanta, and taught himself music by watching videos online.
Thu., August 22, 2013 6:00am
Officials Testing DeKalb County Water
DeKalb County officials say they should know by Thursday afternoon whether to rescind a boil water advisory in the Tucker area. County officials said a temporary fluctuation in water pressure left a portion of the county's water system below Georgia Environmental Protection Division regulations.
Fri., January 11, 2013 12:37pm
Norcross, Tucker Rise To No. 1
Our first midseason girls basketball poll has been released. We will have one each week from now until the playoffs.
Fri., November 30, 2012 9:02pm
Friday Recaps: Norcross Rolls, Tucker Falls
The semifinals are set after an exciting night of football. The Elite Eight saw Camden County fall to Norcross, Marist eliminate Stockbridge, Gainesville's DeShaun Watson put up unbelievable numbers once again and Tucker lose a heart-breaker to Northside-Warner Robins. See our recaps below for information on these games and more.
Fri., June 22, 2012 10:26am
Lions Look To Improve On Region Title
The philosophy of M.L. King Lions head coach Michael Carson when he took the job prior to the 2010 season was to always be better than last year.
Thu., December 8, 2011 11:40am
GPB To Broadcast All Five GHSA Championships
GPB Sports is taking a major step forward this year in its approach to televising the GHSA State Football Championships.
Mon., October 17, 2011 7:14am
WEEK 9 Football Rankings
The major changes to this week's polls mainly came in Class 4A and 2A.
Mon., October 10, 2011 3:58am
WEEK 8 Football Rankings
Class 5A featured a bit of a shakeup following the Winnersville Classic as Lowndes dropped out of the poll and Valdosta entered at No. 10.
Tue., September 27, 2011 6:24am
Score 44 - Week 6
As more and more games are played the process of deciding who makes the cut becomes harder each week. The scale of potential vs. production is starting to tilt in the direction of production on the field, however you simply cannot ignore potential and who a player projects to be at the next level.

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A New Look at Parenting
For the redesign of Parenting, the overall goal of the creative team was to design a clean and easy-to-navigate magazine for today's busy parents.Get a closer look after the jump...
Above, top: August 2010; above, left: September 2010; above right: October 2010
Since early 2010, the evolutionary process has resulted in covers focusing in on the simple beauty of the parent-child bond complimented by vibrant and bold cover lines.
Above: revamped departments from the new Parenting
Inside, departments and features have been reinvented with font and architectural changes as well as the addition of fun and eye-catching illustrations.
Above: redesigned feature well stories
From architecture and font changes to the introduction of illustration, the overall design goal was to create a clean and easy-to-navigate magazine. Both visually and editorially, the book brims with information alongside an aesthetic design, custom-made for the active parent.
The Parenting creative team includes:
Creative Director: Michael Goesele
Art Director: Patrick Greenish
Designer: Shannon Mendis
Photo Editor: Andrea Ferronato
Associate Photo Editor: Diane Rice
More REDESIGN goodness here:
Q&A: Deb Bishop and Geraldine Hessler Talk New Gigs and Redesigns
New Look for Fortune
Bloomberg Business Week Redesign
The ABCs of XYZ
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This review is from: PNY VCGGTX780T3XPB G-SYNC Support GeForce GTX 780 Ti 3GB 384-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 SLI Support Video Card
Pros: This reference design wouldn't have been my first pick since all the aftermarket coolers have came out but I am surprised on how quiet and cool this card runs. Was looking at the EVGA but I was down in Phoenix for Christmas and this was the only model they had left. Didn't regret it at all! Card is stable at 1100Mhz on the core clock that is a 28% overclock.
Big plus for me too was these new cards can power 4 monitors at once. Only way was to SLI on my 570's.
I have my 1440p and two side 1080p samsungs and my 40" Sony 1080p TV hooked up all at the same time without having to change settings in control panel like I had to do before with 1 GPU.
Cons: None that I have found yet, Price? But it's worth it in the end.
Other Thoughts: I built my rig in beginning of 2012 and already had a GTX 570 so I just bought another and put them in SLI. Which was more than adequate for 1080p.
Treated myself to an Overlord Tempest 27" 1440p monitor for christmas and overclocked it to 120hz in 5 minutes. This monitor is amazing but at that resolution and refresh rate I needed the GPU power.
Even in some of the latest games at ultra I would need another to SLI to stay at 120hz.
Metro Last Light and Tomb Raider are just plain gorgeous. I can't wait for even more demanding games come out. Now I didn't purchase this card on newegg I noticed at the time it had no reviews and needed to share. I didn't get any free games through Fry-Electronics so that was a bummer but PNY customer service is top notch and has an awesome warranty. Wouldn't trade this card now just because how great it was to OC. Even thinking about buying a kraken g10 to see if I can OC further!
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Cons: I really don't like the look of the ribbed cables. If they sleeved them like their modular psu cables that would be awesome. Again 100% aesthetics does not take away from performance.
Other Thoughts: Overall I am very pleased. I guess the issue with the grinding pump is hit or miss; either way there is threads for some fixes. Works well for me since my chip does not require too many volts. I am currently at 4.625ghz at 1.28v for 24/7 use.
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Southern Style Carrot Cake … is there any other way to make it? This delicious cake is loaded with warm cinnamon spice that signals the beginning of fall. The color of carrot cake reminds me of the beautiful leaves turning all shades of red and orange before they start falling to the ground. It's peaceful and nostalgic.
I reckon you could bake this cake any time of the year but I think it's too special. I would rather save it for the cooler months when I can curl up in a big soft blanket with a cup of hot coffee and a nice slice of this delicious cake.
If you attend any southern party during the holiday season you're sure to find a glorious carrot cake somewhere just waiting for you to indulge in a slice or two. Make sure you get some before it's gone.
This cake consists of three moist layers that are full of sweet carrots and raisins. In between those layers is a lightly sweetened cream cheese frosting and chopped pecans. The recipe is adapted from a cookbook that a friend created as a gift to her daughters. She took all of her family's traditional recipes and crafted a beautiful cookbook so that her daughters would never have to worry about losing them. What a fabulous idea!
If you are looking for a carrot cake recipe that is moist and flavorful..you've found it!
- 2½ cups all purpose flour
- 1½ cups granulated sugar
- 4 tsp cinnamon
- 1 tsp salt
- 1½ tsp baking soda
- 4 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 cup canola oil
- 3 cups grated carrots
- ½ cup raisins
- 16 oz. cream cheese, room temperature
- 2 sticks of butter, room temperature
- 3 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- ½ cup chopped pecans or walnuts (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350°. Grease and flour three 9" cake pans
- In a medium mixing bowl, whisk together the flour, sugar, cinnamon, salt and baking soda and set aside
- In a small mixing bowl, whisk together the eggs, vanilla extract and canola oil.
- Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and stir them together using a spatula until combined
- Stir in the carrots and raisins
- Pour into the three 9" cake pans and bake for 20-25 minutes
- Remove from oven and let cool completely before frosting
- Beat the cream cheese, butter and vanilla extract together until they are fully incorporated
- Add the powdered sugar and mix until it is smooth and creamy
- When frosting the cake, sprinkle the chopped nuts onto the frosting between the layers


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The federal government will speed up payouts to more than 500 workers at two collapsed companies, easing pressure on the car industry's supply chain.
Workplace Relations Minister
He said he had received "clear advice" from the administrators of both companies that they would go into liquidation, which has to occur before workers can get help from the General Employees Entitlements and Redundancy Scheme.
"This means that workers can access their unpaid entitlements sooner and not have to wait until the companies go into liquidation later this month," Mr Shorten said.
"The collapse of these companies represents exceptional circumstances. I am satisfied that my decision today is consistent with the intention of the scheme and is not being used to facilitate business restructuring."
The troubles at CMI Industrial forced the temporary standing down of Ford Australia's production workers. A receiver of the parts maker, Keith Crawford of McGrathNicholl, said yesterday the company was supplying customers before a sale process for the businesses.
Ford spokesman Sinead Phipps said production at the car maker had returned to normal.
CMI Industrial has sacked about 50 workers based in Victoria. Mr Shorten said that at least 450 workers across NSW, Victoria and Queensland had lost their jobs through the collapse of First fleet.
The Australian Manufacturing Workers Union said some of the CMI Industrial workers had been with the company for more than 30 years and the minimum amount owed to a single employee was $30,000.
AMWU official Leigh Diehm said the details were being finalised, but workers were likely to receive smaller initial payments to keep them going before their full entitlements could be paid.
The Transport Workers Union said about 1000 workers had lost their jobs after First Fleet stopped trading last week.
TWU NSW secretary Wayne Forno said yesterday that many workers had put their life savings into trucks and were now struggling to meet their living costs.
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Some years ago I was listening to ABC radio early one Sunday morning. The story was about the growing incidence of alcoholism in Ireland and the government's plans to address it. In a wonderful irony, or as the result of the producer's sense of humour, the story segued to the sports news.
"Overnight in sporting news, the Irish rugby team has beaten England at Twickenham for the first time in 15 years."
You can just see the government: "Well, I suppose we could wait another week for those reforms."
After their great victory over the Wallabies on Saturday night in Auckland, Ireland could be experiencing a similar hangover this week. Sales of Guinness might even stimulate their flagging economy. It's a vastly different hangover to the one the Wallabies would be enduring, as theirs would require more than just a morning to salve. In fact this one will have repercussions for the next five weeks, if they last that long.
What a start to the Rugby World Cup 2011. We all cheered as Wales almost toppled the Springboks last weekend, and I'm sure the odd Aussie was all but hoarse from goading a gallant but just shy Argentina in their narrow loss to the English. We called for upsets at this World Cup, but not this one.
The Irish weren't brilliant in their 15-6 victory, just belligerent – and that's exactly what was required. The Wallabies, missing Digby Ioane, David Pocock and Stephen Moore, were neither.
For mine there was one moment which was representative of the Wallabies' evening. When Jonathan Sexton's 52nd-minute penalty goal attempt hit the upright, the only reason Ireland didn't score from the rebound was that Brian O'Driscoll was too diligent and had followed through too far. In contrast, there was hardly an Australian in sight.
In fact, in camera shot, as the ball soared towards the posts, you could have almost thrown a blanket over eight Wallabies around the 22-metre line, while others stood, hands on hips, within their quarter of the field. It was a picture of – I hate to say it – complacency.
Whenever coaching kids I try to define their role in the simplest manner. On the field there are only two states of being: you are either useful or useless. You are either gainfully employed on the ball or off the ball in a position to help out at the next phase, or you are not. At that moment those eight offenders, and some of the rest of the team, were useless.
The blame for this loss will not entirely be levelled at those who took the field, however, as I know Robbie Deans and his coaching staff will also look within.
Winning a World Cup requires a combination of making a few good long-term decisions and a lot of good short-term decisions. Deans seems to have succeeded with many of his long-term decisions, like plumping for youth, fitness and an expansive game plan, but he and his selectors might now interrogate themselves on at least one of their short-term selection decisions – the conspicuous absence of a genuine open-side flanker as back-up to David Pocock. Outside
Pocock's absence reprieved the Irish of the same relentless, on-the-ball pressure they inflicted on us. The stats credited the Irish with six breakdown turnovers, double those of the Wallabies, but the real casualty wasn't reflected in a number, it was in our lack of continuity and control.
The omission of a specialist back-up open-side flanker was a strategic decision and not made because of a lack of options as both
The maxim that rugby is a game of both specialists and generalists, and every player must be both, has never been more apt. McCalman is a specialist back-rower but not a specialist open-side flanker. It is a peculiar position requiring specific skills which create momentum; a quality which at Eden Park was only painted green.
The Wallabies were also exposed by hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau's lack of game time as Moore, a pillar of consistency, was keenly missed. His combination in the scrum and the lineout have become a cornerstone of success. Polota-Nau is an important player in the mix of this team but he, like some others, needs time in his game-day boots.
The upside from Saturday is perhaps that there is no downside from here. And being as Pollyanna as I can, it doesn't dramatically change who we have to beat to win the cup either, just the order in which we have to beat them.
Also, hopefully we haven't seen the last of the upsets, for if we are to win the cup – now less likely but still possible – we want the underdog to get up, because that underdog is going to be us.
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Work to improve relations with China is paying off
RELATIONS between Guernsey and China continue to strengthen, primarily through the efforts of the Guernsey Finance representative in Shanghai.
RELATIONS between Guernsey and China continue to strengthen, primarily through the efforts of the Guernsey Finance representative in Shanghai.
Wendy Weng, pictured, has been the island's permanent presence in China since 2007 and as well as supporting and organising delegations to the country, she often attends financial sector events in the region as the agency's representative.
At the Guernsey Finance annual update, she highlighted more signs of progress in securing business from China.
She said that the Chinese market was becoming more aware of opportunities in investment funds and insurance, and particularly wealth management, trusts and family wealth, including the establishment recently of its first family trust company.
'They are gradually accepting the family trust concept, but Guernsey still has an advantage, as China's new legislation has a 50-year time limit and we would expect inheritance tax to be introduced in China in due course.'
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Morals before money
That's great, while China is taking so much notice of us perhaps we can ask them to stop persecuting, torturing and murdering their own citizens? 2,000 people tortured to death in custody just for practising Falun Gong, should we really do business with people like this?
Russia should be tapped for business.
BRIC is a good future for industrious markets for Guernsey , States slow of the bat again.
I am doing my bit by buying everything made in China.
Really, where is the proof of the business that has come to Guernsey, all I have seen is China looking at offshore areas as a way of strengthening their own facilities.
I'd like to see what the cost of maintaing Ms Weng is and a report to see if this is money well spent.
China is on the march.
They are hungry for extra territory to dominate as they are doing in Africa.
They do not believe in charity and demand payback for any investments they make.
There's plenty of stories coming out of Africa to back that up Glenwood. It's looks worryingly like colonialism all over again.


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With the Red Sox and Yankees separated by just a game in their battle for first place, Ben and Larry discuss whether or not they're living up to expectations.
Rivals in Exile: Last Place
The Yankees are in last place, but Larry's not too concerned because they're no worse off than they were last year.
Rivals in Exile: Slow Starts
Ben is pleased to see the Red Sox begin to snap out of their slow start, while Larry is upset that the Yankees have fallen into even more of a slump.
Rivals in Exile: Way Too Early
Neither Ben nor Larry is thrilled about the way his favorite team has looked in the first week of the season, but both realize that it's way too early to worry.
Rivals in Exile: Start Your Engines
A lot's happened to the Red Sox and Yankees since Ben and Larry started chatting about their favorite teams a little over a year ago. Now, they're both ready for a new season of the rivalry to begin.
Rivals in Exile: Everybody Was Wrong
For about a full year (if not longer), everybody's been saying that Carlos Beltran would be going to New York this winter. Everybody was right, but for the wrong reason. Ben's very happy about that, and Larry's certainly not.
Rivals in Exile: Happy Holidays?
Did the Red Sox and Yankees give Ben and Larry a Merry Christmas, or not?
Rivals in Exile: Feeding Frenzy
Ben and Larry try to make sense of what their favorite teams have done in the last week.
Rivals in Exile: Strange Arrivals and Sad Departures
As the arbitration deadline passed, the free agent season kicked into gear, with the Yankees and Red Sox making some major signings. Ben and Larry put their spin on things.
Rivals in Exile: Heating Up
Ben and Larry discuss the interesting revelations surrounding Jason Giambi, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, the Red Sox and the Yankees that came out this past week.
Rivals in Exile: The Hot Stove
Ben and Larry discuss what they think the Red Sox and Yankees will do, hope the Red Sox and Yankees will do, and fear the Red Sox and Yankees might do this off-season.
Rivals in Exile: Looking Back
Ben and Larry take some time to look back on an amazing 2004 season for the Red Sox and Yankees.
Rivals in Exile: The Comeback
Ben and Larry talk about what happened this week to make one of them ecstatic and the other anguished.
Rivals in Exile: ALCS—Part One
There's only one thing Larry and Ben could be talking about this week — the first four games of the American League Championship Series.
Rivals in Exile: ALDS
Ben and Larry talk about their teams' opening playoff series and the impending ALCS rematch.
Rivals in Exile: Playoff Time
The marathon's officially over, and Ben and Larry are both more than ready to see how the Red Sox and the Yankees do in the sprint.
Rivals in Exile: Until We Meet Again
After five important series between the Red Sox and Yankees, No. 6 just wasn't all that interesting or important to Larry or Ben. With Boston winning on Monday, both teams are officially in the playoffs, which means the real fun begins in a week.
Rivals in Exile: Clash of the Titans
A great series opener between the rivals that had Ben ecstatic gave way to two weekend duds that left Larry full of confidence.
Rivals in Exile: Down the Stretch
Ben and Larry talk about the strength of the Yankees and the importance of winning the AL East.
Rivals in Exile: The Other Shoe
Will the Red Sox win the AL East and is it OK to think it's funny that there's so much concern in the Bronx? Ben and Larry discuss, but don't find much common ground.


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Accra (AFP) Oct 31, 2013
Ghana has arrested 46 more foreigners suspected of illegal gold mining in the last week, including 43 Chinese, two Indians and an American, an immigration official told AFP Thursday.
The latest raid in the crackdown on illicit gold mining in the central region, which included gunfire but no injuries, raises the number of those arrested to more than 600 since June, mostly people from China.
More than 4,500 Chinese nationals, including those arrested, have left the west African nation since the authorities began enforcing a law that bars foreign nationals from engaging in small-scale mining.
Many left voluntarily after the crackdown was launched.
Regarding the latest arrests, it "seems that all these people were engaged in small scale mining," said Francis Palmdeti, spokesman for the Ghana Immigration Service.
Palmdeti, who provided the citizenship breakdown of those detained in the last seven days, said the American involved was of "Indian origin," and that this was the first US national arrested in the crackdown.
The US embassy in Accra was not immediately available to comment.
Ghana is the continent's second-largest gold producer after South Africa.
Chinese nationals, but also Africans, Russians and others had flocked to the country's central region in search of the precious mineral.
President John Dramani Mahama in June sent a taskforce to the area made up of immigration officials, police and military to clear out the unauthorised foreign miners.
In recent weeks, the foreigners who have stayed have taken to staying in guesthouses or hiding in the countryside, only travelling to their work sites at night, said Palmdeti.
He confirmed that the security forces fired weapons in making the latest arrests, but said no one was hurt.
After an investigation, Ghanaian authorities will decide whether to prosecute or deport those picked up in the sweep.
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Current methods for screening cell-material interactions typically utilize a two-dimensional (2D) culture format where cells are cultured on flat surfaces. However, there is a need for combinatorial and high-throughput screening methods to systematically screen cell-biomaterial interactions in three-dimensional (3D) tissue scaffolds for tissue engineering. Previously, we developed a two-syringe pump approach for making 3D scaffold gradients for use in combinatorial screening of salt-leached scaffolds. Herein, we demonstrate that the two-syringe pump approach can also be used to create scaffold gradients using a gas-foaming approach. Macroporous foams prepared by a gas-foaming technique are commonly used for fabrication of tissue engineering scaffolds due to their high interconnectivity and good mechanical properties. Gas-foamed scaffold gradient libraries were fabricated from two biodegradable tyrosine-derived polycarbonates: poly(desaminotyrosyl-tyrosine ethyl ester carbonate) (pDTEc) and poly(desaminotyrosyl-tyrosine octyl ester carbonate) (pDTOc). The composition of the libraries was assessed with Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) and showed that pDTEc/pDTOc gas-foamed scaffold gradients could be repeatably fabricated. Scanning electron microscopy showed that scaffold morphology was similar between the pDTEc-rich ends and the pDTOc-rich ends of the gradient. These results introduce a method for fabricating gas-foamed polymer scaffold gradients that can be used for combinatorial screening of cell-material interactions in 3D.
Combinatorial and high-throughput technologies are being applied for discovery in tissue engineering research to systematically screen cell-biomaterial interactions [
However, in tissue engineering, biomaterials are commonly processed into three-dimensional (3D) scaffold for tissue regeneration [
In the current work, we aimed to develop an approach for fabricating gas-foamed scaffold gradients that can be used for combinatorial screening in 3D. Previously, we developed a two-syringe pump approach for fabricating salt-leached scaffold gradients [
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Poly(desaminotyrosyl-tyrosine ethyl ester carbonate) (pDTEc, relative molecular mass 183,000 g/mol) and poly(desaminotyrosyl-tyrosine octyl ester carbonate) (pDTOc, relative molecular mass 117,000 g/mol) were synthesized as described [
Note: Peaks at 2,927 cm−1 and 1,508 cm−1 were chosen as the analytical and reference peak, respectively, for quantification.
The effluent was deposited into a rectangular Teflon trough (75 mm long, 8 mm wide, 6 mm deep) containing 3 g of sieved ammonium bicarbonate (NH4HCO3, 250 μm to 425 μm). A 21 gauge orthodontic wire ran lengthwise along the center of the trough at a height of 2 mm from the bottom of the trough. The wire was designed as a "handle" for mounting the scaffolds and for picking them up. A third syringe pump was fit with a flat stage and used to translate the NH4HCO3 trough at a rate of 3.75 cm/min while the polymers solutions were deposited to create the gradient in deposition. After deposition, gradients were air dried for 30 min in a chemical hood, and then submerged in liquid nitrogen to freeze them. Frozen gradients were placed in a freezedryer overnight to remove residual solvent. Freezedried gradients were removed from the Teflon troughs and placed in warm deionized water (37 °C) for 3 h for gas-foaming of the NH4HCO3 to create pores. Gradient scaffolds were further leached 3 d in deionized water, air dried and stored in a desiccator. A total of six gradient scaffolds were prepared for this study (three for SEM and three for FTIR).
For characterization, gradient scaffolds were cut perpendicular to their long axis into seven equal segments (approximately 1.1 cm length per segment) using a scalpel. For scanning electron microscopy (SEM), scaffold segments were sputter-coated with gold and imaged (15 kV, Hitachi S-4700-II FE-SEM). To characterize the pore structure along the gradient, the diameter of the pores was measured in SEM images for segments 1, 4 and 7. For each segment, three SEM images were analyzed and 24 pores were sized for each segment. Scaffold segment compositions were determined by FTIR spectroscopy (NEXUS 670 FTIR spectrophotometer, Nicolet, Thermo Electron). Scaffold segments were individually dissolved in 0.1 mL dioxane and transferred onto KBr discs to record the FTIR spectra (compilation of 64 scans from 650 cm−1 to 4,000 cm−1, resolution of 4 cm−1). Analysis was performed with OMNIC (Version 7.2, Thermo Electron, Chicago, IL, USA). A series of solutions of known composition were prepared by mixing different ratios of pDTEc and pDTOc to prepare an FTIR calibration plot. A linear fit to the calibration plot was used to determine the composition of the unknowns. The porosity of segments 1 and 7 (pDTE-rich and pDTO-rich, respectively) from the scaffold gradients was determined as described previously [
A two-syringe pump approach (
FTIR was used to characterize the scaffold gradients to map composition. Control spectra for pure pDTEc and pDTOc are presented in
Scanning electron micrographs of the 3D gas-foamed gradient scaffolds at 50× (top row) and 200× (bottom row) magnification showing the interconnected porous structure.
The current work establishes a two-syringe pump approach for fabricating gas-foamed scaffold gradients that can be used for combinatorial screening of cell-material interactions in 3D. Methods for salt-leached scaffolds [
Scaffold gradients are useful for systematically screening cell response to scaffold properties because all scaffold samples can be contained in a single culture dish to reduce well-to-well variability [
A two-syringe pump method for fabricating gas-foamed scaffold gradients has been developed. Gradients in scaffold polymer composition were fabricated using two polymers with different properties, pDTEc and pDTOc. The new method yielded gas-foamed scaffolds with repeatable gradients in polymer composition and a consistent pore structure. This new approach for fabricating gas-foamed scaffold gradients can be used for combinatorial screening of cell-material interactionsin 3D.
K.C. was supported by a postdoctoral fellowship from NIH-NIBIB/NIST NRC. The standard deviation is the same as the "combined standard uncertainty of the mean" for the purposes of this work. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of NIST. This article, a contribution of NIST, is not subject to USA copyright. Certain equipment and instruments or materials are identified in the paper to adequately specify the experimental details. Such identification does not imply recommendation by NIST, nor does it imply the materials are necessarily the best available for the purpose.


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The private sector should play a crucial role in spurring growth in the economies of the Arab World given the pressing post-Iraq reconstruction needs and the inefficiencies created by public sector domination, said Director General, Department of Economic Development, Government of Dubai and Chairman of Emaar Properties, Mohamed Ali Alabbar.
Alabbar was speaking at the 9th Arab Investment Conference & Capital Markets Conference held in Beirut, Lebanon on May 22, which was attended by some 800 business leaders and executives.
"It is imperative that we take definite steps to upgrade the role played by the private sector in our economies, thereby gradually setting the stage for continuing reform and development," said Alabbar. He stressed the importance of maximizing privatization to avoid the risk of global economic marginalization.
Citing the absence of transparency, inflexible regulations, ambiguity of commercial laws and weakness of public establishments as the obstacles to reform, he called for the setting up of strong partnerships between the private and public sector.
In conclusion Alabbar said that, "Economic structures have evolved in line with societal needs rather than market ones. What has happened in Iraq and the direction being taken by current developments, should be enough to make us recognize that the region is faced with a critical choice, to be integrated with the world economy or remain isolated."
The Department of Economic Development (DED) was established in 1992, with the objective to organize, regulate and boost trade and industry within the Emirate of Dubai. The DED has molded its mission of building a futuristic establishment, in accordance with the vision of the Government of Dubai and in the light of globalization and the requirements of a digital economy. One of its key functions is to encourage local and foreign investments in commercial and industrial projects, and create the appropriate environment for investors. — (menareport.com)
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50 Cent wants to take Tulisa on a date
50 Cent
Adding: "I'm going to be over in the UK later on again in the year and I would love to meet Tulisa for dinner."
Despite being 13 years her senior, Fiddy thinks they would be a perfect match and seems determined to show the former N-Dubz singer a good time to make up for her recent troubles with her ex.
Although Tulisa is virtually unknown in the US, the rapper has been following her sex tape debacle closely.
50 Cent is complimentary about the young singer's reaction to the fiasco, and was pleased to see her win her court case against ex-boyfriend Justin 'MC Ultra' Edwards, who leaked footage online of her performing oral sex on him.
Fiddy explained: "She had it tough and she has also been through some s*** as well. I love how she has handled that by flipping the bird to that guy who sold her out."
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Internal Revenue Bulletin: 2005-9
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Proposed regulations under section 417 of the Code would revise final regulations (T.D. 9099, 2004-2 I.R.B. 255) under section 417(a)(3) concerning content requirements applicable to explanations of qualified joint and survivor annuities and qualified preretirement survivor annuities payable under certain retirement plans.
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If your child or grandchild has a summer job, consider helping him get started early on retirement planning by opening a Roth IRA in his name.
The maximum you can contribute is $5,500, but you can't put in any more than the child earns. There's nothing stopping you from letting the child put what he actually earns into his college fund while you make the contribution to the IRA. Children who can be claimed as dependents by their parents or someone else have effectively no tax liability, so there's no advantage to choosing a conventional IRA.
In the neatest kind of situation from the standpoint of the Internal Revenue Service, your child will receive a W-2 from his employer, but if he has a job baby sitting or mowing grass -- preferably, for someone other than you -- that can count as well. The best way to satisfy any potential questions from the IRS is to keep good records -- a notebook in which all jobs are listed, along with pay received, should suffice.
Some investment companies either don't allow minor IRAs, they have prohibitive minimums or they charge fees that will eat up any profits. Two exceptions are TD Ameritrade, which has no minimum or annual fees on IRAs, and Charles Schwab, which allows custodial accounts for minors with a minimum $100 investment and no annual or maintenance fees.
Using Bankrate.com's simple savings calculator, if you deposit $5,500 in a 16-year-old's Roth IRA and it earns 7 percent a year for 50 years, it will be worth $180,292 in tax-free savings. That's a tidy retirement nest egg and a very nice gift from the grandparents.


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Posted by Daniel (Kenmare, United States) on 15 March 2011 in Architecture.
Such a beautiful structure framed nicely by the branches.
15 Mar 2011 5:41am
Substantial is the word.
15 Mar 2011 10:10am
Great compo !!!
superb composition, detail and tones
15 Mar 2011 9:28pm
Great light in that picture. Very nice
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February 06, 2009 at 22:32:03 Feb 06, 2009 @ 22:32
i know imma a noob... but what does synergy mean?
easton synergy sticks suck dick
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when you dont not wear supreme with visvim
Synchronized Energy= synergy
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wearing supreme with wtaps?!!? iz dat synergy?
i wan 2 ware my adidadaz jacket wif ma nikez. is tat synergy?
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take that back
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Most (retarded) people in these forums and others use the term
"brand synergy"
which is a very specific use of synergy applied to a very specific understanding of what a brand stands for.
it doesn't always work.
it's very premise is that you agree with specific definitions of what a brand should be and what synergy implies.
Basically it's a stupid term created by a person of limited intelligence (milspex, d6) in order to justify his own narrow understanding of what makes an outfit look good.
anyone who isn't milspex that uses the term "brand synergy" is a fucking idiot that probably doesn't even understand why or how stupid it is to use it and deserves to die a painful death impaled by giant cocks.
honestly tho, he has a point... to an extent. but i think its really less about brand synergy, and more about style and influence synergy.
i look at it this way... if im wearing clothing that is vintage or repro, i dont feel right mixing eras... like wearing a 70s style jacket with 50s style jeans... or wearing dior jeans with a rrl western shirt or shit... brand synergy tho, is a very japanese type of idea, which goes aginst streetwear outside of the strict late 90s early 00s otaku crowd.


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I just discovered NB last week and was really interested in this. I'm down to help with the class, although I'm new to this class and NB in general. Feel free to ping me directly Ben if you want to set something up! I make a good trusty sidekick.

This, the BAH meetup, and hack politics all pique my interest the most.

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jamil

On Apr 3, 2011, at 12:00 PM, email@example.com wrote:

Hello NB,

It seems the person who ran the monthly pwn your own security class is in another city and the class is not happening.

I am interested in seeing this event get going again. Does anyone have the time to take the lead for a month or two?

Also does anyone besides me have an interest in hitting this class a few times?

Last month a there was newcomer to the space who came for that event. There might be some interest.

Thoughts?

Ben


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Dear Statalisters,
I am using a propensity score matching scheme to evaluate an education
intervention. Students self select into the intervention so some effort
needs to be taken to eliminate the selection bias in the data.
e(b) not found
and the bootstrap aborts. Altering the code so that it should adapt to
empty classifications has not helped. The relevant code in enclosed in a
capture block. It all ran fine until I turned it into a program and
bootstrapped it. Can anyone see my mistake?
Many thanks in advance,
My program is as follows:
capture program drop difference
program define difference, rclass
local intervention `1'
local controls female i.race i.major freshgpa nfreshgpa
local outcomes retained gpa
qui: gen float weight = .
foreach measure of local outcomes {
qui: gen att_`measure' = .
forvalues y = 1/2 {
qui: levelsof classification if `intervention'==1 & yr==`y',
foreach c of local classifications {
capture {
qui: xi: psmatch2 `intervention' `controls' ///
if yr == `y' & classification == "`c'", ///
outcome(`outcomes') noreplacement descending common quietly
qui: replace weight = _weight if yr == `y' & classification == "`c'"
foreach measure of local outcomes {
qui: replace att_`measure' = r(att_`measure') if yr == `y' & ///
classification == "`c'" & `intervention' & weight == 1
sum att_gpa if `intervention' == 1 & weight == 1, meanonly
return scalar gpa_diff = r(mean)
sum att_retained if `intervention' == 1 & weight == 1, meanonly
return scalar retained_diff = r(mean)
qui: drop weight
foreach measure of local outcomes {
qui: drop att_`measure'
The main body of the loop
foreach intervention of local interventions {
log using ...
qui: drop if mstem & `intervention' == 0
bootstrap r(gpa_diff) r(retained_diff), seed(6784431)
strata(`intervention' yr) reps(15) nodrop : difference `intervention'
log close
restore, preserve // This restores the data set to where it was
before I dropped students.
It took a while for me to discover the nodrop option. The code is a
bastardized mix of Stata 10 and 11. Apologies.
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CEO of TPG Capital David Bonderman said that the private equity firm could consider an IPO in future.
TPG hasn't ruled out the possibility, but floating on a stock exchange is not something it would think too hard about, Bonderman said at the SuperReturn conference in Berlin today, according to Bloomberg.
Back in 2011 TPG sold a five per cent stake in the firm to the Kuwait Investment Authority and the Government of Singapore Investment Corp.
Last month TPG Capital confirmed a $2bn target for a bridge fund, which will be raised while it attempts to finish deploying its last mammoth flagship vehicle.
Last August it emerged TPG had asked LPs for an additional year to allocate its $19bn flagship TPG VI vehicle, which still had around $3bn of undeployed capital at that point.
The firm was looking to secure an extension to the fund's investment period to February 2015 in exchange for waving management fees and other charges that could amount to tens of millions of dollars, according to the FT.
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Ashley Tisdale was spotted showing off her toned abs as she walked to a gym in West Hollywood, California. She wore a white sports bra and black shorts as she made her way into the gym for a workout. She also tweeted, "Good morning tweeters!!! Gym, nails, then gettin ready for the phineas and ferb premiere! Lets get it trending!! #phineasandferb"
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When it's too early for good corn on the cob, this recipe satisfies your craving for street corn.
If there is one thing that just screams summer is here, it's a beautiful ear of grilled corn schmeared with real, sweet butter, and topped off with a sprinkle of salt. Mmmm. Can you taste it? So please, can someone tell me why the grocery stores are desperately trying to ruin that summer thought by selling what is clearly WAY too early corn on the cob packaged in little styrofoam trays that are wrapped in plastic? Continue Reading..


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GENBOX-L ArchivesArchiver > GENBOX > 2006-04 > 1145027447
From: "wim prange" <>
Subject: RE: [GENBOX] Disproved marriage events
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 17:10:47 +0200
In-Reply-To: <000001c65fab$d07431c0$0302a8c0@Medion>
Hi Linda,
In addition to ticking exclude boxes (event and family) you could also click
the Alt-boxes for both the event and the family (helpfile: "Checking the Alt
link check box indicates that the current spouse is considered an alternate,
rather than an additional spouse. An alternate spouse would be treated on
narrative reports as a research possibility.").
Together with the exclude box, this would mean that this marriage should not
be included on the Descendant Narrative of an ancestor. It seems to me that
this is an error from Genbox. Also, when using the Alt-box, Genbox should
handle the relationship plus it's events as an alternate but the way it
printed seemed like a second marriage indeed instead of an alternate
event/relationship. Genbox added a (2) after "married" in my test
(indicating this was a second marriage instead of an alternate of the first)
and printed the name of the second spouse: while I had not set to override
exclude flags plus unchecked the Alt-box.
Do you have acces to the beta-group or shall I report the problem there?
Gr. Wim
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Linda Bridge [mailto:]
> Sent: Friday, April 14, 2006 12:12 PM
> To:
> Subject: [GENBOX] Disproved marriage events
> Which is the best way to enter disproved marriage events? On
> the parents tab there is a disproved box, but there doesn't
> seem to be one for family events.
> I have been trying to find a marriage for Mary Jane Plant and
> in doing so found two which definitely aren't my Mary Jane.
> I would still like to record these events, just so I won't
> forget and research them again in the future. At the moment
> I have tried ticking the exclude boxes on the marriage event
> and the family tab spouse record. When I run an Individual
> Narrative Report for Mary Jane this is fine, no spouses or
> marriage events reported. When I run a Descendant Report for
> Mary Jane's father, it shows
> her as having married twice, which I know she didn't. Is
> there a way round
> this?
> Thanks
> Linda
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SISSON-L ArchivesArchiver > SISSON > 2002-10 > 1035687502
From: shamiller3 <>
Subject: Re: [SISSON-L] Thomas Sisson Sr. of Virginia
Date: Sat, 26 Oct 2002 23:03:05 -0400
References: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
I have heard about this Thomas being born in Nottingham many times, but have
never seen the evidence for it.
Interesting that your DNA matches the Sissons of the Northern Neck (Robert,
etc). I was in Richmond County this week and found a will witnessed by a
Thomas Sisson in 1712. This is the first reference to a Thomas living there
at that time that I've come across.
The website does show William Sisson Jr being the father of William III,
Thomas and Jane. However, if you do the math, this is not possible. In
addition, I think that William Jr has been found in Charles Co Maryland, and
the three children named are not his.
However, Thomas in Richmond Co in 1712 could have been the son of William
Sr. This would make him a brother of William Jr and of Bryan and Henry. My
line descends from Bryan and matches your DNA. Steven is 99.9% certain that
he descends from William Jr. and his DNA matches yours.
These clues seem to point to Thomas of 1712 being a son of William Sr. who
went to Brunswick and Surry from Richmond instead of from Nottingham.
We have two DNA participants whose documentation leads to Thomas, but
whose test results more closely match Richard of New England. As more DNA
results are processed for descendants of Thomas, this may become clearer.
Sharon Miller
----- Original Message -----
From: <>
To: <>
Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 10:01 PM
Subject: [SISSON-L] Thomas Sisson Sr. of Virginia
> Does anyone have any further information on the Thomas Sisson born 11
> 1662 in Nottingham, England? The information that I have on Thomas Sr.
> not say date of birth and name of his wife but does give the following
> information: He lived in Brunswick County., Virginia and later moved to
> Surry County. His will states he fathered seven children who were named
> Elizabeth, Ann Isabel, Mary, Stephen, Thomas and William. The will was
> Dec 18, 1730 and probated 1731. (Ref. wills and Administrations of Surry
> County Virginia 1671-1750 compiled by Eliza Timberlake Davis. My uncle
> Palmer Sisson researched this information and also stated that Thomas Sr.
> died before his children were married which indicated to Earl that he
> probably died young. He states in his will he had already given Stephen a
> farm. His four daughters married the same day. Ann Sisson married John
> Ingram, Elizabeth Sisson married Owen Strange, Isabel Sisson married
> Denton and Mary Sisson married Thomas Denton. All four married April 4,
> Thomas Sisson Jr. married Hannah Rainer June 3, 1736. (Ref. marriage
> of Brunswick County Virginia 1730-1852) compiled by Fothergill.
> Thomas Sr. in 1723 owned land on both sides of Iseinglass Branch of the
> Meherrin River, Prince George County. (Ref. Prince George County Virginia
> wills and deeds 1713-1728. Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III)
> If Thomas Sr. was born in l662 he would have been about 68 when he died.
> Since he died before his children married I wonder if this is a different
> Thomas. My Thomas could have been the son of William Sisson Jr. of
> whose children were William Sisson 3rd, Jane and Thomas. William Sr.
> at least three children, William Sisson Jr., Bryan and Elizabeth.
> My Brother and I are descended from the Southern Sissons on line three of
> DNA project. I would like to hear from anyone who can help with this.
> Gaston
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Mumbai Indians MI vs CSK Chennai Super Kings Highlights IPL 2010, Live Cricket Score
Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings Live Streaming
Date: – 25th April, 2010, TIME: – 08:00 IST
Venue: – Mumbai
Watch Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings Live Score IPL Cricket Highlights 2010 here. What a match it will be when Mumbai Indians will take on Chennai Super Kings on Sunday, April 25, 2010? It will be nonstop adrenalin rush if I am not exaggerating as the India's best rated Captain leads his team against World's best batsman led team.
Chennai Super Kings crushed Deccan Chargers to storm through finals and no one ever thought that they will win the match having seen them post a mean total of 112. Who ever criticized their bowling and fielding would have opened their mouths in awe after seeing the Bollinger's deadly bowling spell and Raina's super catches. The margin might have been small but their attitude was reflected in their ground fielding. Dhoni as always held his calm and nerves to seize a fabulous win against the defending champs.
Surprising that last year's finalists had to content with semis.
Mumbai Indians on the other hand had a wonderful outing against the last year finalist Royal Challengers Bangalore. The Bangalore looked so weak and meek in front of the MI and after posting a big total they displayed enviously sharp fielding and bowling to send back the RCB reeling. They have been playing very good game of cricket and they deserve to lay hands on the trophy, but it well depends on Sachin's presence in the match which lies in ambiguity now. The master blaster had injured his hand while fielding and is recovering after having 5 stitches. He has been the man to inspire and motivate youngsters including Rayudu (who has been a revelation of IPL), Dhavan, Tiwary, and Pollard. Pollard seems to have stored all his runs and balls for the last phase of the tournament; looks like and he has been amazing for the last few matches and his tenacity is kind of infecting the rest of the MI contingent.
Their captain has solely guided the team through the semifinals and it will be a great miss to fans if Sachin isn't playing. Zaheer might lead the team in his absence but the entire country prays for Sachin's speedy recovery. It will be a cracker of a match for sure. MI vs CSK Live Score: Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings Live Score, Highlights 2010 will be placed below.
MI vs. CSK Live Score
Chennai Super Kings: 168/5 (20/20 ov)
Mumbai Indians: 146/9 (20.0/20 ov)
Chennai Super Kings beat Mumbai Indians by 22 Runs
Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings Highlights IPL 2010 MI vs CSK
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Despite freezing temperatures at Coors Fields, the Atlanta Braves picked a fine time to swing hot bats in their 10-2 win over the Colorado Rockies to sweep Tuesday's doubleheader.
Julio Teheran threw seven strong innings in his start, giving up one run in what was by far his best Major League start. He gave up plenty of hits, eight in all, but the only damage he incurred was an RBI-single by Michael Cuddyer in the third inning to give the Rockies an early lead.
From there though, Teheran buckled down. Through his seven innings, Teheran didn't walk a batter and threw only 90 pitches, and 70 of those were strikes.
"I never pitched in weather like this before," Teheran said on braves.com. "It was really cold the whole game, but I was trying not to think about it. I was just trying to concentrate on my pitches and something I did in the start before, trying to get ahead in counts."
Atlanta would then start using a combination of power and manufactured runs to stick it to the Rockies in their continued domination. In the top of the fourth inning, Freddie Freeman drew a one-out walk off Jon Garland, and he was followed by a long two-run homer by Juan Francisco to give the Braves the lead. Gerald Laird then singled and stole second, being driven in two batters later by Jordan Schafer and his RBI-single.
The fifth inning continued the homer barrage in a special way when B.J. Upton and Justin Upton started the inning with back-to-back homers. Justin Upton set a Braves record with his 11th home run in the month of April. He has also homered in every game in which B.J. Upton has hit a homer.
"I'm a mean little brother," Justin said.. "It's always cool when you can see him have success before you and then you go and do the same thing. It was definitely cool, and for us to tack on those runs we needed, it was nice."
One of the keys to Atlanta's success in the game was that they drew five walks, which equaled their strikeout total. Every starter with the exception of Freeman also tallied a hit, but he drew two walks and scored two runs.
The Braves also went 3-for-7 with runners in scoring position, increasing their team average in that split to a still paltry .215.
"Coming off of three losses in Pittsburgh, that definitely wasn't fun," Justin Upton said. "To come out here and do what we did today with the conditions, and not give away at-bats, get good pitches to hit, and put some hits together, that can boost us."
Fredi Gonzalez also joked about keeping B.J. Upton and Andrelton Simmons in the lineup, who have been swinging well with minimal results, and leaving a slumping and injured Dan Uggla out.
"That's why they give me the big bucks, to pay attention to those things," Gonzalezsaid. "With him and Danny [Uggla] and [Andrelton] Simmons, you stay in their corner, because you see the work that they do. As long as their confidence level's there and they keep working and fighting, then you got to stay in their corner and keep putting them in there."
The two wins on Tuesday gave Atlanta sole possession of the best record in baseball at 15-5 while also giving them a 106-60 record all-time over the Rockies.
Tim Hudson will look to finish the sweep opposite Tyler Chatwood at 3:10 p.m. Wednesday.Tags: Atlanta, Atlanta Braves, Colorado Rockies, Gerald Laird, Jordan Schafer, Juan Francisco, Julio Teheran, Justin Upton, MLB


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What's happened so far? Well, Charlie Kennedy is invalided out. He's suffering from a stomach bug, and reportedly it's violent.
This is Gordon's eighth budget, and he's showing no sign of nerves at all - in fact, every time Tony Blair answers a question, he leans forward avidly as if he can't wait to leap up to the dispatch box.
Peter Hain is slumped on the front bench. The man looks more parochial every week. Is this really the same MP who fired up the Sussex University Labour Club in a leather jacket back in 1993?
Lilac tie. Swig of water from the glass. Arms folded. Quick wipe of the nose with the knuckle. He's getting ready.
"The purpose of this budget is to lock in for Britain ...". This is typical of a Brown budget: figures locked into place, more jobs, a reminder of the bad old Tory days. "Britain is enjoying its longest period of sustained growth for more than two hundred years!"
Gordon is particularly proud to reveal that he's met his own forecasts. Tony is wearing the expression of a man who's watching his son compete in the sixth-form rugby finals.
More houses. Gordon is coy on the exact numbers, but he wants them cheap. To no one's surprise, he confirms there won't be a euro assessment later this year.
Borrowing is OK, says Gordon - just so long as it's for investment. The Tory benches cheer ironically. This is Gordon's golden rule. He lets slip a Gordism: "Monetary and fiscal policy working together!" Very few people have a clue what this means, but it sounds very fine.
He's reeling off the borrowing figures like an Olympic ice-skating judge: "Two point nine, two point one, two point...".
"It's because of this that I am now able to afford all our existing commitments" - and spend another £6bn on counter-terrorism. In the wake of Madrid, that was more or less inevitable.
A few pundits will be upset by these announcements. Gordon has decided to freeze stamp duty - some of them thought he would cut it for first-time buyers, others that he'd raise it at the top end of the market - and air passenger duty. I had a suspicion he'd raise the levy on domestic flights and sell it as a green tax.
["What about the minute by minute updates?" asks a reader. Damn. I'm told it's fixed. If you're reading this....]
["In the light of the house building statement, will the Guardian be asking the Green party to comment?" asks an M Follett. I'd be astonished if we didn't, M. But I can't promise it. Hang on - Gordon has just announced a lower duty on sulphur-free fuels. That should please you, and the Greens.]
Beer up a penny a pint, wine up 4p a bottle, but cider and spirit duties frozen. Why? Should we really encourage young people to drink that stuff? In the wake of the crackdown on yoof drinking, it seems perverse.
["Has Margaret Beckett's outfit (GM green?) been chosen to camouflage her against the benches of the House?" asks Allan Knox. From where I'm sitting, Allan, it looks like a thoroughly bad match. I do hope poor Charlie Kennedy isn't watching from his vomitorium.]
[A reader wonders whether John Prescott has something stuck in his teeth: "the gurning factor is higher than ever". That's because John knows he'll be gone in a couple of years' time.]
Fags up 8p a packet. ["Given that obesity is more dangerous than tobacco, why isn't he taxing crisps?" asks the same reader.]
If you work for the Department of Work and Pensions, I'd pick up SocietyGuardian right now. Gordon wants to cull 40,000 of you. Yes, 40,000.
It's bad news for the Inland Revenue and Customs, too: they've got to lose 14,000 jobs. How is Gordon going to close all those tax loopholes without them? On the other hand, last time I called the Inland Revenue they answered after the first ring, so there's clearly some slack.
Gordon is now deep into the jargon of efficiency savings. Wait, there are more job cuts - 31% of staff in Department of Education headquarters will go. It will be interesting to see what the Tories make of this: Oliver Letwin was proposing even more sweeping job cuts last month, so it will be hard for him to attack it.
["I hope Charlie Kennedy is not suffering from the same bug as a friend went down with on Monday," writes a concerned Matthew Wilton. "He spent the day lying on his bathroom floor surrounded by, in his own words, bile. Even better news, he works for the DWP (5% reduction in staff by 2008)!" The word "parrot" springs to mind... .]
Gordon has just promised to "upskill our economy" [while a reader suggests I should apologise for wrongly predicting that Gordon might raise air passenger duty in an article earlier this year. Frankly, if every journalist who made a bad budget prediction was forced to apologise, the Corrections and Clarifications column would take up half a page].
["Considering all these civil servants he is getting rid of, just as well he hasn't got rid of the New Deal!!" observes Mr Knox. It looks as though a lot of those civil servants are going to be taking advantage of Gordon's upskilling, Allan.]
["Nothing yet, I suppose, about nationalising the commanding heights of the economy?" writes a Mark French, who appears to be in the United Arab Emirates. "... Abolishing Third World debt, perhaps ... ? Thought not." I think Gordon is saving that objective for the IMF, Mark.]
"Our prudence is for a purpose!" exclaims Gordon. And all you civil servants should remember that as you begin the long journey home to your families tonight.
["So no further levy on climate change, no tax on cider and spirits (only the young drink both, let's face it), and nothing about airlines - hardly a green and healthy budget is it?" sniffs M Follett, who is now posing as a John Smith. Didn't you read about the sulphur-free fuel, M?]
It's over. Gordon's commended his budget to the house. [And I have a tip-off from the Guardian news desk that should please M: the Greens will indeed be commenting on the housebuilding proposals. Now, it would be easy to make a cheap jibe at this point about living in trees, so I won't.]
["£100 for each pensioner, billions for the schoolkids, billions for the hospitals, billions for the armed forces ... where's he getting all this money from?" worries Dan. Well, Michael Howard has just stepped up, and he may well be making a similar point.]
["Has Prudence made an appearance yet?" asks Andrew. She has, Andrew, she has. Locked in, purposeful: rather like a drinker after the hour of 11pm, in fact.]
Here it comes: "The water is now above our waist ... . Yet, despite all these taxes, the chancellor still has to borrow more and more," snarls Mr Howard. (What is it about the Tory leader that makes it so impossible to think of him in first-name terms?)
I sense Howard is not on form: the Labour benches have emptied somewhat, and he seems indignant rather than appalled. [John Weller emails with a question about the VAT waiver for churches: "Does the religious and sacred places VAT refund mean that if we all get our houses consecrated, we can all reclaim VAT on everything we buy to put in them?" What a fabulous loophole! I've always suspected there was something holy about my fireplace. The mice certainly seem to think so.]
The Lib Dems' treasury spokesman, Vince Cable, stands up hesitantly. No wonder: half the House has decided to leave. Cable is not a particularly compelling speaker: his voice is rather level and forgettable. Every sentence seems lengthy.
[M returns. "I still want to know if the Guardian will ask the Greens about the budget generally rather than just environmental stuff." Some of you are never satisfied.]
"When I first raised this issue," Cable tells his Lib Dem colleagues, "I mentioned an analogy ...."
I hate to have to pun again. But Cable is going on too long. ["Ros - what's happening on pensions?" asks Arwen Handley, who works for a well-known investment bank. "Pensioners are getting an extra £100," our political correspondent, Matthew Tempest, tells me. "The existing tax schemes are to be replaced by a single lifetime allowance capped at £1.5m in the first year." There's also talk of simplifying something - though quite what, I'm not sure yet. I'll get back to you.]
["Any hint of Brown's plans to hand over the reins? Perhaps it would be prudent for him to quit while he's ahead," says Daniel Butler. No sign whatsoever of that. When people talk of Brown quitting, I wonder who they have in mind to replace him. Lammy is too young. So is Yvette Cooper.]
["For an economist, I think Vincent Cable is brief and to the point," writes Mr Knox. "Still, it would be better to have a satellite link to Charlie's vomitorium (or the local pub), depending where he is." You suggested it, Allan. I couldn't possibly comment. As Jeremy Paxman discovered, references to Mr Kennedy's drinking habits are in poor taste.]
I'm going to break off now - with Cable still in full flow - and try to dig up something edible from the canteen. (Today being St Patrick's day, we are promised beefsteak and Guinness sausages with colcannon and scallion gravy.) Thanks for your indulgence.


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Roosevelt runs all over Tri-Valley rival Northridge
October 31, 2013
Extra points
» Best individual performance: Roosevelt's Randy Molinar had nine carries for 111 yards and plowed his way through the Northridge defense to grind out the clock. He also took in a 41-yard touchdown pass.
» Turning point: This one was over by halftime with the Rough Riders leading 35–0 and moving the ball at will.
» What it means: The Rough Riders need to maintain their momentum heading into the final week of the regular season.
Samuel G. Mustari
The Roosevelt Rough Riders football team ran into District 6 Stadium Thursday night.
It also ran out.
In between, the Rough Riders ran roughshod over Northridge in a 47-21 Class 3A Tri-Valley Confernece game..
Even the clock was running — via the mercy rule — with 3 minutes, 10 seconds left in the third quarter.
The victory keeps the Rough Riders deep in the hunt for a playoff spot at 4-0 in conference action, 6-2 overall. Northridge slipped to under .500 overall at 4-5 and is 1-3 in conference.
Let the running begin.
The Rough Riders ran for 397 yards, averaging 8.8 yards-per-carry.
The only way the Grizzlies could counter was with the arm of junior quarterback Brenden Fulton, who was for good 294 yards and a pair of touchdowns, but he was also picked off two times.
Read between the lines and it's easy to see that the Grizzlies spent most of the night unsuccessfully trying to stop, or even slow down, Roosevelt's run.
"Our plan was to come in here and run the rock," Roosevelt head coach Noland Eastin said. "Just take what they were giving and defensively we didn't want to give up big plays."
Mission accomplished on one front — running the football — but the Rough Riders were susceptible to the pass several times.
Fulton had four completions of 20 yards or more — the biggest coming on the Grizzlies' first play from scrimmage when he hit Jay Frye with a 47-yarder.
However, that drive stalled at the Roosevelt 15 on a fumble, and fell short of being an answer to the Rough Riders' seven-play, 74-yard drive to open the game that ended on a 1-yard touchdown run by Kane Kratz.
Kratz later hit Randy Molinar with a 45-yard scoring pass on a play where he beat a Northridge blitz.
"We felt we could do exactly what our game plan was," Brenden Fulton said. "We hit some short stuff and then with long balls. We played perfect between the 20s but once we hit the red zone, we had some bad turnovers."
Three Northridge possessions in Roosevelt territory ended in a fumble, an interception and a missed field goal — from 30 yards out by Seth Czapenski.
Roosevelt scored on four of its next five possessions — two being set up by interceptions by Omar Rivera — as Ritchie Escobar scored on runs of 6 and 64 yards, Molinar rambled on a 45-yard scoring run and piled up yard-after-catch yards on a 41-yard touchdown reception — to put the Rough Riders ahead 35-0.
"The running lanes were really open," Molinar said, adding "sometimes I didn't even get touched for 10 yards. We slowed the pace down a little bit and tried to run the clock."
Molinar was good for 111 yards on nine carries to go along with his 47-yard reception.
"All season long, our inability to run has been our achilles heel," Northridge head coach Jeff Fulton said. "That's the best (running team) we've seen. They're quick. Their practices are probably a little boring, but they win ballgames and I respect them."
Fulton went on to explain that the message to his team all week was to not back up and to play on an edge.
"We did," he said. "We played on an edge and I'm proud of our guys."
The Grizzlies finally got on the scoreboard on their first possession of the second half, going 62 yards on six plays with Brenden Fulton hitting Jaedon Mills on a 4-yard fade route in the far corner of the end zone.
Roosevelt stretched the lead to 41-7 on a 30-yard run by Lincoln Schultz, then secured the play button on the clock when Elijah Derrera scored on a 6-yard run late in the third quarter and allowed Eastin to flood the field with reserves.
After exchanging fumbles, the Fulton-to-Frye combo hooked up again, this time on a 2-yard touchdown pass.
Another Roosevelt fumble gave the Grizzlies a short field that resulted in a 7-yard touchdown pass from Brenden Fulton to Frye.
Escobar joined the Rough Riders' 100-yard club with 104 rushing yards.
Jeff Fulton praised his squad for its resiliency, but added "We didn't match up. We can't. There was just no match-up factor for us."
First quarter
RHS — Kane Kratz 1 run (Jessica Meek kick). 9:54 left to play. Drive: 7 plays, 74 yards, 2:00. Key play: A 27-yard run by Lincoln Schultz on second-and-5 from the 50. Roosevelt 7, Northridge 0.
RHS — Ritchie Escobar 6 run (Meek kick). :45.7 left to play. Drive: 6 plays, 25 yards, 2:15. Key play: A 5-yard run by Kratz on third-and-4 at the Northridge 19. Roosevelt 14, Northridge 0.
Second quarter
RHS — Escobar 64 run (Meek kick). 8:45 left to play. Drive: 4 plays, 80 yards, 1:29. Roosevelt 21, Northridge 0.
RHS — Randy Molinar 45 run (Meek kick). 4:36 left to play. Drive: 5 plays, 57 yards, 2:14. Roosevelt 28, Northridge 0.
RHS — Molinar 41 pass from Kratz (Meek kick). 1:52 left to play. Drive: 4 plays, 59 yards, 2:31. Kay play: An 18-yard run Molinar on first-and-40 from Roosevelt 8. Roosevelt 35, Northridge 0.
Third quarter
NHS — Jaedon Mills 4 pass from Brenden Fulton (Seth Czapenski kick). 10:25 left to play. Drive: 6 plays, 62 yards, 1:30. Key play: A 19-yard reception by Kayson Werner on first0-and-10 at the Roosevelt 44. Roosevelt 35, Northridge 7.
RHS — Lincoln Schultz 30 run (Kick failed). 7:41 left to play. Drive: 7 plays, 68 yards, 2:36. Key play: A 12-yard reception by Omar Rivera on first-and-10 at the Roosevelt 45. Roosevelt 41, Northridge 7.
RHS — Elijah Derrera 6 run (Kick failed). 3:10 left to play. Drive: 4 plays, 15 yards, 2:00. Roosevelt 47, Northridge 7.
Fourth quarter
NHS — Jay Frye 2 pass from Fulton (Pass failed). 10:21 left to play. Drive: 4 plays, 75 yards, 1:46. Key play: A 34-yard recxeption by Frye on first-and-10 at the 50. Roosevelt 47, Northridge 13.
NHS — Kayson Werner 7 pass from Fulton (Dillon Dreher 3 run). 7:17 left to play. Drive: 4 plays, 20 yards, 1:36. Roosevelt 47, Northridge 21.
Team statistics
First downs 18 17
Rushes-yards 45-397 18-70
Passing 72 294
Comp-Att-Int 4-6-0 20-34-2
Sacked-yards lost 0-0 1-8
Punts-Avg. 1-26.0 1-40.0
Fumbles-lost 2-2 1-1
Penalties-yards 11-130 6-45
Individual leaders
Rushing —RHS, Molinar 9-111, Escobar 11-104, Schultz 7-96. Home, NHS, Fulton 6-32.
Passing — RHS, Kratz 4-6-0-72. NHS, Fulton 20-34-2-294.
Receiving — RHS, Rivera 2-28, Molinar 1-47. NHS, Frye 5-86.
Extra points
» Best individual performance: Roosevelt's Randy Molinar had nine carries for 111 yards and plowed his way through the Northridge defense to grind out the clock. He also took in a 41-yard touchdown pass.
» Turning point: This one was over by halftime with the Rough Riders leading 35–0 and moving the ball at will.
» What it means: The Rough Riders need to maintain their momentum heading into the final week of the regular season.
Samuel G. Mustari
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The lead singer Ryan has a really distinctive almost feminine vocal quality, and the band hammer it home with their last couple of numbers.
Whiskey Bar
even threatens to swing into a bit of
Kings Of Leon
countrified groove.
It's the first time that I've seen
The Applewhites
and I'm suitably impressed. They're another band that I'll be seeing again as soon as possible.
The Applewhites
leave the stage, the strange blank feeling - the black cloud of narration - threatens to descend again.
The needless, narcissistic, internal first-person monologue that defines my music musing begins to form in my head, but the appearance a scruffy kid with a guitar shatters it, and I look at the stage thinking,
what the fuck is this, then?
This guy on stage has long hair that covers the shoulders of his flannel shirt. His jeans are ripped and patched. There's no attempt to try and dress like the uber-cool
Landaus, Applewhites
. In fact, no one seems to notice this guy hit the stage at first. He takes his guitar and hits a chord, fiddles with the tuning. And then he plays.
It's completely unique. Little acoustic ditties that swing between lumbering falsetto verses and screaming choruses - the guy is really fuckin' belting it out. People that thought that this was a little break for them to get drinks are sonically slapped in the mush and then drawn into this intense performance.
Then he hits us with the clincher, the sucker-punch. Satisfied he has the crowd's attention, the guy launches into a cover of
Crazy Right Now
. Yep, that's
Crazy Right Now
the Beyonce track. He dissects the track like a vocal surgeon. A slick American R'n B production from one of the world's most popular female singers is taken apart and then put back together on stage as something totally new.
It is transformed into what I can only describe as a voodoo flecked chant-a-long, and then the chorus hits, screamed out at such a volume that
Kurt Cobain
's ghost grumbles and leaves the pub.
jaws hitting floors
clich� might be one too far, but it's the only one that fits. By the time this guy leaves the stage, everyone in the full place is well and truly gob-smacked. The crowd goes nuts. I later find out that this guy is
from the
Edible Five Foot Smiths
I am informed that the band is on the hold at the minute, so, right, well...in the unlikely eventuality that Matt is reading this I'd like to make the following appeal: more craziness soon, please - I don't care how or where, but I need this kinda weird-arse shit in my life. Send me a CD. Do a gig in my front room. Just do something...
I don't even have time to recover because
The Dirty Dreamers
are up next. I grab another pint as the lads take to the stage. They open with
. The Gibsons and Marshalls are cranked up to ear splitting volume and the chunky riffs lead to an all-out assault from the rest of the band. They just fuckin' nail the crowd to the wall.
It doesn't let up.
3 Lives
kicks in, and I'm like,
Jimmy Page? Who the fuck's that?
and I'm thinking that the fuckin' roof's gonna blow off the place. The lead singer Ash stomps about waving his maracas in the faces of his band-mates, taunting them, daring them go faster, louder, harder.
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Music Reviews
- The Reputations, Jonny Panic and When Water Comes at The Ringside - Mon 17th Jan By Daniel Laney
You know it's been a good night when your face hurts from smiling and ears are ringing from the evening's entertainment. The performance given last night from all three bands made the evening highly entertaining. It was also the first time that I had managed
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Music Gig Gallery
- Freaks Union, No Comply, The Unknown and Diverse Unit at the Adelphi 9th Dec 2004 by Lucy Kynman
8 page Photo Gallery
Freaks Union, No Comply, The Unknown
Diverse Unit
at the
9th December 2004 by Lucy Kynman is too good to miss so I'm publishing it even without a review for all the music fans to enjoy... great job and thanks Lucy.
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Music Gig Gallery
- 25th November at Asylum, Hull University Keiser Cheifs and Kasabian with Radio1 DJ Zane Lowe by Darren Rogers
Occasionally we get photographs of a Gig emailed in and no accompanying review to go with them. Never-the-less this
10 page Photo Gallery
Kasabian, Keiser Cheifs
and Radio1
DJ Zane Lowe
at the
Hull University 25th November 2004 by Darren Rogers is too good to miss so I'm publishing it for you to enjoy.
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Music Reviews
- 10,000 Things at Jaz Bar - 26th October 04 By Caroline Murphy
So what do the music magazines know about the
sensitive side
of a group of sexed up 20-some-
! Their stage show gives anything but that impression, but close-up and personal in the smaller venues of
Hull Jaz Bar
Shrewsbury Buttermarket
, I can tell a different story.
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Music Reviews
- The Morphines and The 89 80s at The Sesh, Linnet and Lark - 30th November 04 By Andy Dykes, Photos by Darren Rogers
Once again tonight, Princes Ave's
Linnet and Lark
plays host to a evening of live bands. With a stage littered with instruments and a bar crowded with rock n roll types, it looks suitably like the home of what is fast becoming one of the most widely respected and indeed played evenings in Hull. Tonight's headliners
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Music Reviews
- 27th October - CrackTown, Wooden Ghost and Attila the Stockbroker at The Adelphi By Jason Karlson
We used to pose for the Grattan's catalogue, and sometimes Kay's if money was really tight
, declares
Silver Fox
as they strike another of their notorious and hilarious
catalogue poses
. Tonight we're treated to the
Space Hopper
Mr Frosty's Slush making machine
. Yes, its time
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